Star.
London, England, 1829-04-10 00:00:00

. 1141 PROPRIETORS OF BAST INDIA STOCK.
,sass lams G MMTLIIIIIMS, s. ;
£ beg leave to offer 'you oar grateful aekoow-
w. lodgements for thrrhoiwur you have cuntbrred on us, by
&taming es into the Direction.
?node; that the Proprietors will cies End us deserving of the
*MOM, they have reposed in us,
We have 'the honour to be, with great respect,
Ladies and Gentlemen,
' • Your most obedient and very humble servants,
JOSIAS DU PRE ALEXANDER,
ROBERT CAMPBELL,
• NEIL BENJAMIN EDMONSTONE,
HUGH LINDSAY,
JOHN MORRIS,
• JOHN GOLDSBOROUGH RAVENSHAW.
gait India House, April 9, 1829.

SALE.D.Y.AUCTIQN.

GLAMORiANSHrRIL
The Timpanist tad aeri'Veleable Lordship and Manors of
.... • BEATH•A BBEY. ESTATE, •
• cosi:mum ABMS?
SIX 711116USA4TD ACRES by VALUABLE FREEHOLD
• LAND;
Sitaate iw tbasesweatilinislote if Coed, Frank, Duffryn, Clydadt, •
, • Marrobouiedawe Taissintosid, in the Parish of Lhdomon,
• •..- • rind county of Glamorpa •
With the cut-untie OA KIlli)ODS of fine NAVAL TIMBER,
Working C(ILLIER IFS,. IRON and COPPER WORKS,
WHARFS, .814 IPPI NO PLACES on the Navigable River
MEATH, of tbetralue of Deat TEN THOUSAND POUNDS
a. Year,
TO BL SOLD BY AUCTION.
fiNE.THIRD' PART of this very valuable PRO-
•PERDY, at Gairaway's Coffee-house, London, in the first
Wire* it'fiht nest, unless au acceptable offer is made by Private
Oosurasa,de which previous.notiee will be given.
For. Particulars apply to Mr. Fox, Solicitor, Beaminster, Dor.
setsbire ; Mr., Wickens, Solicitor, Montagu.street, Bussell-square,
London; AdaM Murray, Surveyor, Land Agent, and Auctioneer,
61, St. Martin's-lane, Loudon. Mr. A. Clayton, Cadorton, near
Notts, will show the Estates tolatending Purchasers.

HENRY'S CALCINED MAGNESIA continues to
be•psepared with the mOst scrupulous care anti Attention, by
Mesarsjuousa *ask W.u.t.uksr Hauer, Manufacturin, Chemists,
Manchester. It is sold in bottles, price 2s. 9d. or with glass
striPpert it 4i. stamp included, with full directions I'M its use,
hy their various• Agents in the Metropolis, and throughout the
I.luked.Kingdoml but it cannot be genuine, unless their names art.
ungrayed qn the government Stamp, which is fixed over thplcork
or stopper of each bottle. Of most of the venders of the Magnysia
may be had, 'atiftiehticated by a Similar Stamp, HENRY'S Aaox,►tsc
Smarr of Vissosa,'the invention of Mr. Henry, and the only
/mains prtparatiosr of that article. .

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• • &moose &mos..

tUST.Published, price 25.6,i. A TREATISE on the
•.VSNEIIEAL DISEASE, containing plain and practical;
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Isstrain'tlif diet, ir hindrance of business.

• DIPERIAL PARLIAMEINT.
• • .'HOUSE OF LORDS. APRIL 9.
• iktr. C. P.it.i.iteu, and several other Members of the House of
Opootene, brought up some private Dills.
-.Severalprivate Miser/ere forwarded a stage.
. The Rail of Cl. A NCA RTY said, io consequence of it loving
Seen stated by the Noble Duke at the bead of his Majesty's Go-
"Aliment that the liberation of Rneas Donnell was with the
inieitledge and consent of the Government here, by reason of the
lispoickuis report of the state of that. pereon's health, he rose to
give ounce that be would to-morrow move for papers respecting
his release.
The Earl -of HA RROWBT thought, in consideration of the'
weak* which stood fur to morrow, that that was not the moment
toe introducing such a subject. He therefore requested the Noble
Lot to defer his motion.:
Par E.gl of CLANCARTY bad no object in mentioning to-
Morrow for bringing fiarwatd the motion of which he had given
ninket,•nekr did he whir the appointment of any particular
day, her he thought the sooner he.a.uld britig the subject forviard
the better.
The Duke ,of wm.;4l.N.c•roN could have no objection to the
told, trod ni,.ving for tke production ,of those papers to• morrow,
or any other dAy he thouglit'pristier ;' %tut tomeutudoy the Noble
Lord klaould bring tur.444 his illilitienolliklAwkolld:think it his duty
to object to *ben. priolw3ioß7
.yhe.liaTl of cpt spot ILTY ffq44l. see no reason for the Noble
Ditke'r objettionj but 'if it was the Noble Duke's intention to
oppose the prndiectitin of*hore papers, then he would make his
nantoo iustant.r. • •

.Tbq Marquis of LA NSDO WN suggested the propriety of the
noble Earls di (erring his monism until Nionday, winch would give
Ike Noble Marquis (Anglesey) an Opportunity of being present, as
be did not perceive that Noble Lordnon in his place.
lie IMtae of RICHMOND rose inereiy to say, that the Noble
Signysisiwastrt in his place so-day in consequence of his not be-
teg well, and egefifre he would take the liberty of suggesting to
the Noble Rat to put elf his motion until Monday. At the same
tame lie was desirous of stating to the Noble Earl, that, whenever
he Mought forward ilia motion, he (the Duke of Richmond) should
r(tiith,R. his duty to object to the production of those papers.
Atter At few words from the Earl of Haattowar, Lord Goat-
ens. and Lord FARNHAM. the Fart of CLANCORTV aJOIICattd to
Osis-rf Ms motion until Monday.
Tice Earl of•TA LMOUtli said be believed a Noble Earl
Lisideo) had 11.. d his noose inscribed upon their Lordships' List for
the purpose of presenting a Petition fro% the inhabitants of Li-
'sellout against granting further Concessions to the Roman Ca
Moises, and he ruse fur the purpose of stating that he bad that day
received a note from bit Noble and Learned Friend, in which he
stated that be was pretested. from bring present by mason of ill
health, and requesting him to have his namy put on the list for to-
morrow. lie had. therefore, to ask their Lordships permission
to'do so "—The Noble Earl's name Wag accordingly inscribed for
tO•111011•09t.

The Duke of RICRIIOND preseated a Petition from Brough
&gamic greeting farther Cuncesaieus to the Roman Catholics—Or-
d. red to be laid on the table.
Lord GODER ICH said he bad a Petition to present to their
11."thinPii 'ln favour of Catholic Emancipation, 'from the same
peeves...s* whaler die Petition came *Web his Noble and Learned
Friend (Ilse Rail of Men) gave notice that be would present this
day. He regretted that his Noble and Learned Friend was pre-
vented hem presenting that Petition by reason of ill health, and
be thittight, in courtesy to the Noble Earl, be was bound to put
off the peosanation of his Petition until the Noble Earl had pre-
sented his.
The Earl of LIMERICK presented a Petition from four
Palettes in the county of Clare, praying for Catholic Emancipa-
dori.=-OrJerrd to lie on the table.
.1%0 •bl LANSDOWN presented a similar Petition
met sorisiris Dersetsbire.
'ls Karl of MANSFIELD resented two Petitions against
Falling further Caucasian to the. Roman Catiolics.—.ordesed
astern the table.
• 'as 11410 WINCHILSBA presented foot similar Peddoos.l