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London, England, 1828-03-31 00:00:00

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MONDAY XVILNIN,

MARCH • 31,,1828.

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tilt COURYT.O IMai:l'OAS of tideU10'11E1)11
CO•7Nr MERCHAIM if ENGLAND, India( "';
if2E7,46704 gi04.14441i, ,
That t Court will be ready to receive Propnids irlWritiaSs °D.
W before WIDOISDAT, the 2d of April' nest, from the Owners of
Vaud, Sound, and Substantial Copper Botieitieti SHIPS, of the
berztheipt.front.,Four Hundred and Fifty to Six Hundred and.
Fifty Tons Registered Keasurentent, spreifyitithe rate et FiSiglit
Isevriiitia they may tie willing-to let such Ships' for one Voyage to
sal from Singel.
That the Court will also be ready to receive Proposals its
Writing"; on or before the said Wiristseir, the 2d April next,
&Al the Owner or Owners of Good, Sound, and substantial Copper
ligirAssid SHIPS, of the Bilithen of from The Headrest to Six
Modred Tons Registered Measurement,
,specifying the' Rate of
at'strisich they spay be willing to let such Ships fbr One
Voyage to China, and fro* China to Halifax, in Nova Scotia., at
wildr Po they will be &it:barged from the Canpany's Service.
The Teniees, with the weeds'" Sisip*Tendei" oh the Cover, to
-histSr:SPY Sealed, igen& with the Secretary, at- this House, at.
ailiirs:ieeTvielvedeltel; at NOtit..elesthe said Wablizapar, the 2d
e 4.410 hour tit' 6tirift WA net receive any.
•Te Oder. , ~ . Jelif.Pli DAR T,Sicrrieri.
The PailieVgiVet & Taidati it Ciwiditibiti Wpm' whith the
will be telffiii*Tplylortis,rf !re bsda.opon applixatiori
at die-Dike of the Dest.te dae.Cool‘lyee o Shislities at Ode
HoiAkseis or anti Wilioai alsVilhot Ml* beau. • . '
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FRENCH PAPERS.

IMPERIAL- PARLIAMENT.

?ROM Tussiouiri DR EAA.NCR, MARCH 29.
CONSTANTINOPLE, Irss. 23.
At the begimiiog of this Month the nesisof the change
th the English MinistrY., which the Reii'Effendi knew
a day.. sooner ribiri M. d'Ottenfels, had seethed to inspire ,
the Porte with more moderate sentiments, especially as.
it is ifttecl,. cuigeod audit:obi,
,that the Hospodar of
WallaFhia, in a letter to his son, who is here as a host.
age, infornied hiristhit the frontiers' were cOvered with,
Russian mops; .and this news made sciine impressionon the Grind Viiier Mid even on the Sultan. The Reis
Effendi, alarmed at ;his state of things,_ had softened
some measures, and the ratification of' the commercial
treaty with' Spain is owing to thii Circumstance. It is
certain that the news from Greece, and the account of
the first operations of Cciunt Cap° ()Istria, have effaced
this:first impression ; and the persecution of the Arme-
.niant continues with the same rigour.
. The,Sulian seems to be pregiossessed with the idea
that Constantinople will be besieged, and, for Ibis
seism,. hicks wpm all the. Christians with suspicion.—
, The figsiiit'kens'of.thelkiinis er s of the neutral- Powers,
• Ti'ho. have se sensed the lite measures. as Tits:biting the
,esiatitsg TviwiAiest base bad no effect. The same may
• ise said of o'remonstrance'respecting thesoldiers, whom
if is intinsfriliii.quitifer in the boills-ih Peri belonging
to she atisteltaj oii skis
,aim, that it wit of very little consequence whether those
. i houses. Werehibiliited by FranksOr by Tolls.
represetitatiriti of the Swedish Minister, who re
.qoirei, is conformity with the Treaties, fir Mans fur the
Blidt Solt foi the ships of his nation, hai also been in-
. eteitinit

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HOUBg.di CparfOi4s, MARCH .
.Th'! Marquis of GRAHAM seat sworn, and took la seat:
The Order ottbe Day (oireteleing the Report of the CoignMee
sin the Application of 4ids Bill was read. The Report was bra ght
up by Sir Ater-monk Gs;airk; it was received--and the Bill; with
the' Antendstients; was outlined to be engrossed, and the third reed-
ing was filed for Monday.
The Hattie' adjourned, 'Re' haelnie sat foi about five minutes.

PARLIAMENTARY PAPERS
A BM (as amended on no.cornodunent) for repealing so muck of
several Acts as imposes the necessity of receiving the Secransent
of the Lila., Supper as a Qualification for certain allitletretiC
Employments. •I: e!!_
• Whereas an Act was passed
_in the thirteenth year of the rola of
King Charles the Seiond, intituled, " Ad Act for the Well %Meunier
and regulation of Corporations; .
And whereas another Act, was passed in the tvrenty-fifth year of
thereign' of King Charles'the SeCond, intituled," An Act for fie;
venting dangers which may happen from Popish Recusants
And wit another Act was passed
.in the sixteenth year of the
reign of• King George the Second-, intituled, " Au Act to indent-.
nify Persona who have omitted to quailfy themselves for ,offices and,
employment, within the time tanned by law, and for allotving• fur-
ther time. for that purpose; end &Ist) for immutabl' so :Mich of ad,
Act made in the 25th year of the reign of King Charlet tile Seqopth
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Intituled, An Art for preventing Dangers which may happen
from Popish Recusants": as' ranee tb the time Sir receiving the
Illeseament of the.140111;11 Sttpper now limited by the said Acts" •
And whereas it is expedient that 30 much of the skid areeti
Ants of Periiimitst as imposes the necessity of taking the Sara-
inapt of the Idaan'. Supper according to the rites or ;sage• of she
Church of England, for the purposes therein respeetive* stank
dotied. should' be repealed; be it therefore enacted by the •Ifierges
Most Excellent Majesty, by and with the advice and consent of
Lords Spiritual and Temporal, and Commons, in 'lig' PieitmC Pat.
lamentessembled, and by the authority df the same, that so much
sad such parts of the said stveral Acts passedin the ashtem.!' and
tsetlnty-fifth years of the reign of King Clarice the Sktind. Ad of
the said Act pissed in the sixteenth, year of the reign
.of King
George the Second, as require the person or persons in the said
Acts respectively described, to hike or receive titO Saeratitent of
the Loses. Supper according to the rites or swage adze Church* of
Ragland, for the several purposes therein expressed, or to deliver a
eertifleate or male proof of the truth of such his'or their receiving
the said Sacrament in manner. aforesaid. or alampose.upon any puck
perwm or Persons any penalty, forfeiture, incapacity. or disability
whateoeier, Sloe by reason of any neglect or °minion to' talti
or receive the said. Sacrament, within the resge;tlyee peyiods and
is the manner in the said Acts respectively provided in that behalf,
shall; from and' immediately abet the passing of this Act; be, and
the same are hereby, repealed.
And whereas the Protestant Episeopal•Churo of Eng and and.
Ireland,'and the doctrine, discipline and governesent theredf, and-
the Plotistant Presbyterian church of Scotland, and the &swipe
discipline, and government thereof, are by the laws of till's realm
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severally estallithed permanently and inviolably: And litteras
it it just sued fitting. that on the repeal of such parts of, the said
Acts as impose the necessity of taking the Sacrament'of the Lotto's
Slipper according to the rites dr wage ofthe Cluirch of England's
a qualification for Ace; a declaration to the following effecraboull
be substituted tallest thereof—be it therefoie enacted, that ever
--y
permits who shall be hereafter placed,' elected, dr cliteeti'ite di to tit!
Ake of *arm., Alderman; Recorder Bailiff,. Town Cleat or
Common.councilman, or in or to any office of magistracy* or place?
tree or employment relating to the government of and (icy; cdrpo.
ration, borough or claque port within Ragland and Wales,: or the
town of Bet wick.upon-Tweed, shall, within one calendar =huh
next before his admission intb'any of the afbresaid offices or trusts,
• make and subscribe the declisratldn fining/ins t
• "I, A. 13. do solemnly deelare, that I will never aerobe lay
poiser, anthdrity, sir influence, which' I May possess by lifted of
the office of to injure or weaken the Protestant
Church as it is law established within this realm, dr tu.distnib
It In the Poslesisfaii Of atty. tights or privilege, to which' it is by law
;entitled."
ad.koe it
isittistrilied

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AtAILIgg, about to, fußrtism. :via Inds po-
x isispbetioir the. Ware:zooms of HENRY CQOPfflt,
Jika-ioiateita amass %emus, .the &Hornig. Aril**, 'at Priers
daddidly reasonalits, for Furniture of usieging. Style and Ma-
minium :

narrEtv-oitiiporqairniproyeit mart' Seed Staling
for C4Allir Chairs,. Solis' Mamas's.% dte:
ili.4odition' to' handsome issoitnielit of Betiststad
Paratires. WfsidOw Corates,Voitaini, &e.
CABIRST ANORIE--;Of 1 a 14.
Solid Funnier* for Foreign Climates. .
SilTirrlild—Caisiiis' fitted' up yids Elegance arid. all
rissetiiere &spates piiiiided: •
W
cseras.. Appropriate for Vining, Dtawioi Anions, B
• R oasis; Ice.

The '
ofstate
affairs does not improve, and it is said
that tbe Mikan increases, by a daily dose of opium, the
iiii4ttrail tinder tibia he hal laboured since the battle
of .
The hminseetinge of the Divan were entirely occu-
pied ii disesiislfl measures of defence, and the resoln•
ttoris adopted clueflY concern the Hellespont. Which is'
to be defended by a triple line of ships. . The ridiCu-
lotti project of closing the passage by a chalet has been
aliaidOned.
The rigorous measures respecting thelalrige of the
Bosphorus, which have been ens .3ye_ .1
p imp/Aida neutral
Brigs, are a little relaxed in favour of the' Austrian;
bist the, cargoes of corn which Were taken sit-Weeks ago
hale been paid for only in pelt, and that in the new
coin, which is very much depreciated.
The-following is the list of the pridelpal
of l'he &Yee nations Who:aiii stilt hetes
.;c441-6 Vita :hid CO. GluVany and Co.
Gboriag,,Son.. and Co. L. Caitaine and..i.lo IX Gin-
.usuij and Co.• Crespen (father and' son),. aniCo. Nic.
WATriet Co: qt/tress and Co." Dnrand,
dniktii.pistiest!gno. sad Co. triarie; Minn; and Co..'
Allen 'NW' Cot- P.Cingrisic and Co. and al. Attend
;mai Co. Wee obtained permission to put themselves
tuna ;r flkirotiOien of the Minister Of the Netherlands;
'silt the !Oh, are under the protection of the Turkish
jau;hreities, s s lien Ai the English hoirsel—N. Kerr,
iStAci and 03. G. Sanderson and Co. and Warell and
The principals of these three houses are. still
Wei but t)inse Of ?hi hCriiser of J. and N. Wright me
to. and Hinson and Co. are gone. . eIW
this list that many ire wanting. All those who can,
wiry up their affairs hints to depart..
la one Of, the fife reiieiji of the nests tribe,. die
Satin. tsi the treat :Ceara Of the Mttsselineni otdeied
the. Mufti, the Grand Vizier, and the &riskier, to
ap-
pear in•enilitary iniform, which caused a great lens&
tins aninag the followers of Idarnise% ori icconnt of
the Rua.
.stiNiTRNA, Fitt. 5.
We live here ie the most distressing uncertainty;
the Sultan begins to attempt to excite his people
against the Christians. A. Haul Scherif has just
been published, which clearly. shows the intention of
implicating the Sovereign and the nation in such a
Manner, that it wiR not be possible for either td
draw back if the Meditation is persisted its. This
doCtrine is an ebullition of rage, but it. must bi
confessed that nothing is left to the Sultan but the use
of the aims which hie now employs—fanaticiins and
despair. Will he succeed in producing such effect? I
do net beieve it—for the Turks are at this mOrnitit in
a state of uncertainty and langour, which tomes from
their having lost their confidence in the ancient insti-
tutions; Without acquiring any in our new ones. It is
the moment of crisis, which occurs in all revolutions—
ft is alsObit of the greatest debility, filet Which gut-
eeedi the firer and precedes the return Of heilih.
• Hitherto we are.quiet. but cannot hope to remain so
long. &veva Flinch and English families are pre-
paring to fetniiii to chi islands of the Archipelago
and to Malta.
M. BlaCkqUe, Piincipal Dep'uti of the Printli mer-
chants, in the absence of the French
.Authorities, his
taken upon himself the protection of our interests,whicb
ale u so swab danger. He perform's this noble fluty
Firat aid ikttivitii Which increase our indignation'
of ihe violaiCe4lilch M. Caitagne, the ConsUlar Ageot
exercised towards him.
iiMi vitt
• Attica is.
In the Precurslari of date Marione% the 2d instant;
appears the foliating: •
The orders fo! hittng alt the it atiiportg that Ire Cal:
celated,fo cesnyel4valrYlitive trOil
. TsteritY
francs e .tepoiha.a,thrie tponehi eligigeMent",of Which
six weeks ate piyable in.advance, are The
.Cioternment answers for the vessels. They are to sail
under convoy, and never to quit it, and the Government
tikes charge alio Of littingi fur the horses, the pro.Wdter, &C. the koprietist of the vessel having
merely to pup/4141i cievi *ith their 134 f
A contractor has I,kken charge of the Ottiimi, and he
has been Working at them since yesterday. 45 soon as
tie, vessels at feed! they are t 2 #ail far Tottion.-
emeo.. Ire t?..natlkk,
e.follothing is.uwelfe,va strenO.nearit larch will
assemble at Toulon, or in the environs, on t e 4th of
April tteiti-i4lBOO. infantry t engineers train,
706 ,itielu fistse train- catalit *3O Staff;
4 40(11'44k:oho -4 vt.*ked lb*
ihns.3,444kafaiut.w.lll.oiii l 10,04,0 cAt4 tq .0.16
the expeditinn, which it is said will emotes to IL of
12,000 diets. A Captain dti Fr ate and a Ihip engineet
,‘f Toulon arrit Marseille% to inspect the iresseld *hick
ire frirgal, sad to sapetiiiteild the fittlogi let the
tistni-
port of the men and horses.

CA liPleftralig Cal*etlc4s. ett. psi fatd,(tio
qnallty ieptt
,Itiddermhiltei Iffaiethn equally
moderate. •
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WOK IN G.GIASS*ILS-T-IrruPt thei,FEßee,.9lBllllllkynt. to, tloo
smallest, for Chilisniati,. l'lsYys-1414, 91t.t.1.4e.
Wits time. the Ilsailuction, wip pond to amount
from #l4 to 84.1-ventiPfiiie pet' Ceni:
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CAILYING and GI LIDINGI,--tionse very beautiful mere Inc
• Cooool Tittles; Plaesia?
ANGING auti. INTI itd-ria the Ilichiist well
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•as the I'Ldtiest
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ruttEnm,.s--A,;,:oca h, the',Ukrtylifthdaaaii,s4, Oa Oat.
. titular regard pig to Kcontuni..
!LOUSE AP ENclf—Houses aye k tatekregistered for Lewin,
to Milltown, without Charge.
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SALES, ltA ISIJUN COLIACTION OF
RENTS, FI AtAftglit),lJSELl.
•
U. I. COOP Mt, liwioria&Tr ikaroimusi, has the ittl*Plit.
011:1ert'PlYed and PrOnizl:ll by Mos ot, the firs/
inyi t ;re:tit:Vont ; and; style and price:"
elisillesigis coin' with Usti respectable gra:

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,nd.lee it enacted, That the said declaration shall be made and
'Lad Ogreish, id- the pieserice of such person oipirstios
Oho, by the anther ds r usagesof the said respeetiVe
sos~corporations, borough's; out Cinque ponsiought td stintinistrr
Ate oath for due executkm of the tad oiSees or places respecdrely;
land' ht Malik of such; hitirsiliusence of two Justices' of the Petal
lof the said cities, corporations; tornblighl, and Cinque pate, if sorb
there be; or otherwise in cite preseoce of two Justices of the Peace
iof the respective counties' where the said cities. corporatioos, be.
houghs, and cinque ports are, which said declaration shall elsber tie
entered Jou book, roll, or other record, to be kept for that purpose,
at shall be filed amongst the records of thE City, corporation, bo..
rosier, or cinqui
And be it enacted, Thit if snip person placid; elieted, or chosen
IMO any of the aforesaid officer or places, shall omit or nested to
Make and subseribe the said declaration in manner above mentioned,
eras placing, election, or choice, *ail be void. . .
And be it enacted, That it shall and may be lawful for Ala MA
jetty to require any person who may be appointed to any civil dike
or trust nhativer, or who may bold any companion front his Ma-
jesty. and tibia trunk!. by any of the Acts above mentioned, be
required to nate or receive the Sacrament of tine Logics Supper, Pi
'make and subscribe the declaration above mentioned previously to
his admission into sack once' or trust, or to acting under such
commission.
Provided always, and be ii further enacted, 'hat it shaft de
hwita for his Majesty, his. tieiri and successors. from tine its
OT Order in Council, o direct and declare by what persona, add in
respect cit what Aces, trusts and consmininis, and in what Man-
On, and at what time, mid under, what regulations, the said evert'.
ration shall be made itsbactihed ; and that, in can any pirtitin
appointed to any oaire,trust. or coninassion, 1111 ns*iect or refuse
to comply with, are_ several direetiona acid resioudres as olhiisola
made, the apprantrnett of ain't pains to any such ogre, nun,
or genstphslon. shall be vol
Providiul,pevertheleis, Thai Pi she &OE. in ant eile.o6li4
of the Aces, hush, or commissions apiioo4, by any arch person
Omitting:or negleitingas aforesaid, shaS, by resin.fi tberinfObeisid
or voidable as to the, rights of any other perinn snit:l%4PD such
omission or neglect, or render such last niieotiOnisi person Sable to
any action or indictment.

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TAIANRY'S. CALCINED MAGNESIA continua to
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;ps prepared With the most.sfrupplau%care antattent,ion,py
anomie blew& Tmie ant Wit:Liam 111110kYi blandfactaring Chemists,Chemists,
IlanAeSter. It a sOlsolid in beetiel; price thi. 9d. oi With kaki
stOPpyis at 48.6 d. stamp included; with hill directions for its use.
by their • various Agents in. dm. Neit9olBllB,4tftl throughout the
Wed Kingdom; but it cannot be,igenuine, tiniest their names arc
awed nu the Government Stamp, which Is filed over tile cork
or ampiir of each bottle: df rook' of ttii venders Of the Maatieile
stray.beltail, iuthentiraXed h* &imp, tiainit's Anosoilm '
Mike ot VUISC•A, the iuventidtit of Mr. Henri, and the only
aenstiati Preparation of thajt,artiebo.

'GAME.
111111111 i HUNT; Sat. examined.
Where do pas lasi& reside at 30, Stamford-
street, I:naafi:AA:
What suggestions hive you to make to he tonimif-.
tee, with respect to any alterations in the laws :elating
'io Gaitiet:-4 *lll first mate a few observations with
rig.id to thi effete upixithi lower clai!ei
of the. community, the labouring poor. When I Was
about 22, when I first came to my property., having
very large farms in Wiltshire, to the amount of between
2 and 3.000 acres, I was very fond of seeing the harei
and game about my property, and I detected a poacher,
a man Who was out wiring hares. and he was proceeded
against and committed to gaol for three mrths. Hd
was in the progress of bringing up a large family as st
labourer, without any relief from the parish at that
time, and, I believe; was only. an occasional poacher:
As soon as he left the gaol at the end of three momh4
he became a regular poacher. without following an/
other profession from that day to this. I give that al
an instance of the effect that was produced upon a la:
bourer. who *akin the habit of supporting his lama/
by his weekly labour, and only occasionally poaching.
Have you known aoy other instaocei of the same
sort ?-Not where I was at all instrumental in detecting
them; but I have Rah:rani obseried that thole who
have been once committed. to gaol for poaching have
seldom of ever left it ofE I have had an opportunity
or osoosti.techoi** a ghat deal of theist lied in
gaol keiti * jilts arid a half in gabl in the West of
England. and I was not there Without making my
dbieridtiotit; and 1 have no heikation in stating that a
otiactiee did f3iit ttinsider himself guilty of any moral
di4his fent)* pawners, or the Officets
of the gaol.. . -
To *hat do toe attribute that feeling among the

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