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SATURDAY EVEXING, MAY le, 1828. - raielt SVENPENCE.

SALES BY AUCTION.

Thema! Hollingsworth. Goendienon, butcher, May 19, at '
twelve, 96, and June 96, I'at neon', at the Court of Corn
stoners of Bankrupts. Basingball-street. Atturnies, •
Hindatarib and Son, Crescent, Jewitnetreet, Cripplegate.
John Benson and John William Wesley, William. street, Brideavell'
Precinct, coal merchants, May 19. Jens 2. and 1111, at two, at the
Court of Commissioners of Bankrupts. Basingball•etreet. At-
tonne, Messrs. Madox and Co. Austintedts.
William Williams, Lombard-street, merchant, May 22, at eleven.
26, and June 26, at ten, at the Court of Commissioners of Bank.
repo, BablogYall-street. Attorney, Mr. W. Nicholson, Dow-
gate-bill.
Robert Leven, Drury -haw, coach master. May 22, at twelve, $9,
and June 96. at eleven, at the Court of Commiseksoors of
Bankrupts. Basinghall-street, Attention Miners. Bumf anti
Soils, Surrey-street, Strand
James Wkkenden Robinson and Henry Martin Robinson, Wal.
brooll‘buddingss wrought iron tube manufacterers, May 2'2, at
twelve, 99, and June 26. at ten, at the Court of Coniiniasionees
of Bankrupts, Basinghalletreet. Attorney, Mr. Gale, Basing-
hall-street.
Lewis -Lewis, Cwmoyakina, Monmouthahlre, grocer, June 3,4,
and 86, at oae, at the Commercial Bairns. Baste'. Atomics.
11r. B. Mgt, Soutkamptuu-buildings, Chaucety-lane ; or Mr. L.
Bristol.
Joseph Phillips, Brine', builder, June & 4, end 96, at twelve, at
the Commercial Rennin, Bristol, Attoratea, Messrs. King and
Cq Gray's Inn:square; or Messrs. Carestad Ce Bristol.
Whllam Blatberwick, Bretton, Nottinattemahlre. Lee manniu-
1111Te8v4theyV/Scivid June Mat /gen tit.like Flying Heft,
Inn, ins rm. Attitniea, Mr: .IMl'swohls, Nottierghtni
or Mr. G. Capes, Raymond•buildings, Gray's Ina.
William Best, Wulverhamptun, Staffordshire, factor, May 28, at
six, 29. and June 26. at ten, at the Whi.ton Cross -lon, Ab-
brighton, Shropshire. Anoraks, Messrs. Vicard and Co. Lin-
cohi s lun.field.; or Messrs. thalyoake and Co. Wolverhampton
James Garner, Woolaton Mill, Wareekliabire, miller. May 25,24,
and June 96, at elev.:it; at the George lain, Hinckley. Leicester.
shire. Attention Messrs. Jarvis and Power, Hinckley ; and
Mesas. James and Hutton. Hulburn-court, Gray's Inn.
William Janson, Hayheld, Derbyshire, cottonspioner, June 1,5,
and 26. at two, et the Star Inn, Manchester. Anomie*, Messrs.
Ilakinson and Sanders, Middle Temple, London ; end Mr. J.
Mathison, Brown.street, Manchester.
Thomas Atberton, Manchester, innkeeper, May 29, 30, and June
26, at nine, at the York Hotel, Manchester. Attornies, Mr.
W. C. Chew, Swan-street, Manchester • and Messrs. Arlington,
Gregory, and Faulkner, Bedford-row, Lasidon.
John Bennett, Manchester, earthenware dealer, May 28, 29, and
June 26, at nine, at the York Hotel. Manchester. .Atturnies,
Messrs. Hurd and Johnson, King's Bench Walk, Temple, Lon-
don ; and Mr. C. Wood, rasennose-street, Maoch ester.
Richard,llawkins Ottway, New Sarum. W.ltshire, coach-maker,
Jaw 5, at six, 6, and 26, at eleven, at the Spread Eagle Inn, New
Sarum. Anent ien Mr. Dew, Salisbury ; and Messrs. Hicks and
Braikenridge, Bartlett's-buildings, Holborn. London.
Dennis Batt, Hazel Down Farm, Fenton llewsey, Hampshire,
corn-dealer, &lay 22, 23, and June 26, at eleven, at the Lamb
• Inn'i Abingdon, Berkshire. Attorties, Mr. C Ford, Great
Queen-street, Lincoln's Inn-fields, London ; and Mr. T. Fran-
hum, Abingdon, Berkshire. •
Andrew Contr. Bridge-road, Lambeth, carpenter, May 26, at
nine, 29, at ten, and June 26, at nine, at the Court of Commis-
sioners. Attorney, Mr. W. Alexander, Clement's lon.
Thomas Walter, sen. Wilstone, Hertfordshire, baker, May 22.29,
at twelve and June 26, at eleven, at the Court of Comm' t.
simpers, London. Attornies • Mr. Williams, Berkbanipstead,
Hertfordshire; and Messrs. IWilliams and Bethel', Lincoln's
Inn-field, London..
Richard Winnall, St. John, Bedw.ardine, Worcesterdilre, miller
May 28, 29, and June 26, at eleven, at the Hop Pole Inn,
Worreetet. Attitruirs, M . Carnal,. gazion. and Newton.
Gray's lain, London ; and Messrs. Parker' ind Snsith,•Vorcester.
John Baker, Hockwold, Norfolk,'huichee, May 25, at four, 26, at
ten..and June 26, at fear, at•the A gel daub. Norwich. %/nor-
May. Anears. Unthardr., Foster. • and Outrank, Norwich;. and
• Mr. J. Lyilgue, Fines-street, Strand, Lon4,at.
John Coster, Gasper, Southampton, Acker. May v. 9, June 2, and
26, at twelve, at the Office of Messrs T A. and W. Slitchin,
Gosport. Attornies; Meisrs. 'l':'A. and W. \linden ; and Mr.
T. Moschin, Harvur.street, Illuontsbury;
DIVIDENDS. •
June 5, A. Clattson, Arbor-terrace, Commercial..road, ship-
owner, at one, at the Court of Commissioner.--June 5. W.-Field,
Nutkin's-corner, St. Mary Magdalen. Bermondsey; plumber, at
ten, at the Court of Commissioners-June 2, H. Molds, Queen-
street. St. John's, Southwark, carpenter.. at eleven, at the Conn.
of CommissiotiersJune 5, E. Plats, Newcastle.o pen. Ty tie, ship-.
broker, at the turf Hotel; Neweastie•upon Tyne-June 5, :P.
Gerunimo, Bristol, looking glass manufacturer. at eleven, at the
Royal Hotel, litratioghant-June 18, T. Harnett, Kendal. West-
morland, corn merchant, at eleven, at the Whitehall-headier,
Kendal-June 4,-J. Woodford, Melcombe Regis, Dersetshire,
ironmonger, at eleven, at the Antelope Inn, Dorchester-June 9,
J. Cooper, Nottingham. lace inanurrcturer, at ten, at the Lion
Hotel, Nottingham-June 12, J. Christie, Nlark•lane, merchant, I
It twelve, at the Court of Commissioners-May 26, W. Matthews,.
•Crooked lane, tin plate merchant, at ten. at the Court of Cons-
misaimwes-June 5, G. Howard, Shacklewcll, Middlesex. victual-
ler, at twelve. at the Court of Commissioners-June S. T. Wyatt.
St. Paul's Chureb-yard, warehouseman, at ten, at the Court of
Commissioners-May 26, E W. Garhett, Hercidee 1141. Lanai's**
zinc manufacturer,, at ten, at the Court of Cennit•ionen-Me/.
26,J. T. Barham. flread-street. Cheapside, Lice dealer, at ten. at
the Court of Commissioners-June 2, E. Jones, Reading. Beek-
shire, canvas-manufacturer, at one, at the Court of Commitsionen
-June 5, T. Johnson, Cheapside, warehouseman, at ten, at the
Court of Comnussi .ners.
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CERTIFICATES-June S.
'W. P. SU inmetheld and W. L. Sumrnerheld, Liverpool. awe-
chants'l'. Fritts., Boughton. Fevershani, ,Kent. grocer-T. N.'
Hirst, Huddersfield; Yorkshire, merchant-M. drones. Nan' y:210.
Maanouthihire. irnlimonger-D. P. Lewis, Bath, surgeon-T.
Tainitimon, Park Lane, Leek, Staffordshire, tanner-J. Clark,
Kensington Gravel-pits, victualler.
• PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVRD.
11..-Pseamery and R. Pitcher, Chester-street, Kennington•lane,
Surrelt.'stnernlassms•-R. Jones and Co. Hereford, milliners-J.
Holding and J. Meths. Swan &lead. Bermondsey New-road,
tSorrey, curricia-J. Ashton and W. Nicholson.Whittl,Yorkshire.
confectioners-C. Woodward and Hackwood, jun. and
Co.-J sad J. Carlisle, Leeds, enuff-manufacturere-If. Chamber-
lain and Co. porcelain. manufacturers (as far as regards H. Cham-
berlain)-J. and S. Middleton, Hyde. Cb shire. ironmongers-J.
Dray and Co. Brompton Park, Kensington-road, era-denten (is fat
as regards It. Brown)-G. Worrall and Gold. Briitoirbenkets
-A. and J. Fletcbet, Stockport, Cheshire, brush-manufacturers-
L. and.S..Shaptcm, Brldport, Doteitskire, haberdasbers-R. Nil
Wigton and Co. Manchester-P. Caner* and Co. Over Damen..
Lancashire, cotton-manufacturers.

IMPERIAL PAktletiVlgNT.
HOUSE OF LORDS, May /5.
The Marquis of SALISBURY, in the abwisce of Lord Wltallai.
rklerv, postponed his motion for theComtrittee of the ask of Game
*ll midi next Friday.
Several private Bills wire forwarded through their reepeetive
stages. •
The Duke of NORFOLK, in presenting a Petition from the
Owners and Occupiers of tanti residing lb a hundred in the county
of Sussex, complaming of the low price of wool. and praying for
a protecting duty, said, there was one point upon which he begged
leave to make's rem ark. the petiiibners stated that, baiting heard
eke present low price bf Senithamerr wool was asserted tb Has.
arisen (torn its deterioratien In quality, they felt therholver called
upon to deny dap suck was the fact, aid asserted that wool was
nut deteriorated in quality. *ice the liteport sal the Conmattee
of last year was recefied, he had'paid platTcular attention to the
subject. arid, from bil experlebee in the growth of wool, ho rat
disposed to bear the petitioners out in 'their assertion, and there-
fore he "fluid take the liberty, when the question should come be-
fore rte Boole in a more regular form. as he understood it was in-
truded titnialie seine observatons upon it. The petition was
ordered to lie on the table.
' The Deka of RICHMOND presented a Petition from the
hundred of Points, in Sussex, to the sante effect. Ills petitioners
ales allitme‘tbat Toni was-not deteriorated in quality. and every
Man who 11s,eer anything abort the saisifci would bear them out is
that Assort . The Nbble 'Duke presented similar petitions from
six mike ndredsk Sussex 00e of them Was also directed agitate
the ea ern laws, mid rayed lot an additional duty of al-
rote n/ to all (weir wool imported into this country.
Ibis lie considered hovirver, be• toy great an iocrease
of :Put?, arid Jse the/ogle that 'threepence per pound was quits
soilllcient to answer any purp.se He ...odd just remark, that he
pareseed a small property in France, where the wool was much
worse titan that grown CAI his estate in this country. and yet he
positively obtained more money tor his wool there than be did tar
the wool grown in this euuntry.—The petitions were all laid on the
table.
The Duke of RICHMOND gave notice of his intention to bring
forward his !potion respecting the Wool Trade on 'Tuesday week.
The Noble Duke said, as be usiderstood that Noble Lords were of
opinion that it was not his intention to divide the House upon the
question, he thought it necessary fl) observe th st his motion would
be so • pie, he 'dsd not think it could possibly he opposed ; but if
be found that it was oppoted, he should then certainly divide the
House.
The Duke of RICHMOND presented a Petition from the Silk
Mantifacturers of London and its vicinity against the Silk Bill.
Sir ALIOLANDUL GOLANt add other Member. of the House of
Commons brought up the Treasurer of the Navy Bill.
Several' private Bills were also brought up from the House of
Commons, and read a first time.,
Mr. dormant, from the Office of the Chi. f Secretary for Ireland.
presented the 17th Report oT the Commistiotwts for auditing the
Accounts in Ireland.
Mr. O'Neuo from the Commissioners of the Royal Military
Canal, presented an Account of all Rates and Takes received by
the Commissioners.
Mr. Paaasau. presented a Return of selling Price of Coal from
1807 to the present time.
Esti DB LA WARR presented a Petition from a parish in
&keg, praying for'an increased duty on the exportation of foreign
WooL—Ordered to be laid on table.
The Karla MA LMBSBUIt Y said he rose to present a.Petition
from permute belonging to a very important class of individuals in
the country—he meant the milkts and mailmen. They stated that
there existed a considerable depression in their trade, and asserted
that the Importation of foreign flour was carried to so very cund.
derable an vitent as rendered their mills a birchen to them Mate 4
of productive of an increase to their capital. He was not stow ar-
guing his own opinion, but merely stated the opinion of the pett.
meters. They prayed that grain alone might be imported low the
country. and nut flour, and represented that by allowing the inipors
cation of Sour there was a toes to tbe country of .411 what they termed
-the 144, which was well adapted to many purposes for wh.eli It
' was used, such as the tending of horses, pies, &c. Toe petitioners
araue4l, as manufacturers and nut as apiculturists.; and hr cer-
tainly *as. not dispeWed to agree in ?pupil with them, that sty
placing She monopoly of 'so important an article in the hand. set any
Wahritiolls. such advantage was likely to result ; yet, when they
conliidered the vast ItStirfkl en the agricultural and manutacturing
Interesta, he thought the subject was at least worthy of torir, Lore'.
ships' cuiridetiatioit. lie should, therefore, move that, the petition
be laid main their Ltii:dsh.is' table.—Ontited to lie on the table.
Lord KING pre-ented-a l',tition from the Surrey Anti•Savery
Sockty, praying-Matt xinancipation may be granted to their -dark-
coloured. fellow.solejecta. The Noble Lord also presented five pea-
pons truib.G.ltaupestrythire against the Curia LiMips-or.
tiered to lie on thetable.

IN THE HAMLET OF HAMMERSMITH AND PARISH
OF FULHAM.
VALUABLE LEASEHOLD ESTATES,
TWO CAPITAL FARMS, FARM HOUSE, BARNS,
OUTBUILDINGS—and nearly

FOUR HUNDRED ACRES of Capital MEADOW LAND,
and TITHES,
HIGHLY ADVANTAGEOUS FOR INVESTMENT.
TO BE SaD BY AUCTION,
By Mr. JOHN ROBINS,
(Of Warwick House, Regent.striet),
At Gartaway's Coffee House, 'Change-alley, Cornkill,

Oo Tmoasoar, the 21st day of May, 1829, at Twelve o'Cloelt,
IN LOTS •
VALUABLE LEASEHOLD ESTATES,
Held soder the See of Loodoo,
co:ammo

THE WORMHOLT AND EYNHAM FARMS;
WWI Tr
In the Hamlet elf Hammersmith and Parisissof Fulham, near
Shepherd's Bush, in the County of Middlesex.
Lor I. The WORM HOLT FARM; comprising Twenty
SirEneitnerestrf apical MEADOW LAND, containing upwards
of TWO HUN OREkD and FIFTY-EIGHT ACRES, divided
,byobskelag digiejtAgencikant abaci), op the •Dabrlago•Roaa.
lon 4. EXNHAM'S FARM; comprising a Comosodiotis'
Farm House, with Garden. &Ade, Outbuildings, Ike. and nearly
ONE HUNDRED and THIRTY-ONE ACRES of Capital
MEADOW LAND, situate in Wood-lane; in the Occupation of
Coton, a respectable Tenant at Will.
New Leases will be granted open these Farms in the Burchasets
names, for three Lives, to be nominated by them, which will tender
this Property highly advantageous for Investment.
LOT 3. The GREAT TITHES arising front the above Farms
end Lands, held on Lease for Three young healthy Lives. . •
To be viewed by applying to Mr Young, at East Acton ; and
Mr. Colon, Wood-lane, Shepherd's Bush, of whom. Particulars
may be had ; at the White Horse, Uxbridge; Red Lion, Holm.
slow; Pigeons, Brentford; White Horse, Shepherd's osh ; of
Christopher Hodgson, Esq Dean's-yard, Westminster ; at Garra.
way's; and of Mr. ROWS, No. 170, Regent-street, where Piaui
of the Farms may be seen.

LOCAL TAXATION IN IRELAND.
Lord FARNHAM begged leave to drtaiu the Noble Duke at
the head of the Govetnntent white he called the attention of the
House fur a few niomeuts to a subject.of considerable Imports:nee
to lielaud. Ile alluded to the law tor imposing taxes by 61.44
Juries, which hi ceinsidered to be one of the most inequitable and
oppressive measures; and hr wishtd to ask the Noble Duke, ota
reference to the order for taking a survey ..1 Ireland, whether that
survey was to a state of forwardness? a. upon it depeniled,Tha a
great measure, the local taxation of that ci.untry ; for,.by an A.:e
Weed in the 7th of G.vlrr IV, the Lord Lieutenant was
powered to tax according to the valuation different baronies Anil
townlatids, by WIDER land would be in future taxed in a much more
reputable manner than they bad been by the system hitherto pur-
stied. lie felt himself caned mama to state, that nothing could ex-
ceed the accuracy and eart..ctriets of the manner in which the 7ur-
Arry bad been hitherto conducted.
The Duke of WELLINoToN had great -atisfaction in hear-
ing toe Malik Lord speak of the accuracy of the work whick•had
been performed by an order from the office of the surveying de.
palmitin. It was a work, however, of great magnitude, and fie
'feared that much time would be taken to complete it.. Much,
however, bad been done, and what bad been duo. was effetlual
and accurate. As yet there was.not any one county se entnple•ely
, finished as •to enable the Lord Lieutenant to take a velum* of
the land. There was a Bill in progress through the other House
of Parliament for ascertaining the boundaries of lands in Ireland,

aed it wss impeded, as early as possible atter that Bill had-passed,
to carry its irinctples.into effect..
The Home then adjourned.
11O.USE OF COMMONS. . : .: ..,.,.
. . ....-. sia. recommit.. .. i...: .
The expeciadon'tbat.3lr. Oto : would ibis day appear in
the Houw, fur the purpose of taking hi. seat for the comity of
Clare, under The proviskies of the Homan Catholic Relief hill,
occasioned a very strong sensation. The gallery and the anima,
of the House were filled with' individuals anxious so learn the resell
of Mr. O'Comsztt's application as soon as possible. Long before
the S took the Chair the body of the House was crowded,
with Members. The *Sraanta'entered the House at ten mithitcs
before four o'clock ; and prayeia having been said, and a house
made in the usital lorm,. - ; •
The SPICAIteI. said—" Ifygre are any.persons tape sworn,
let them plea., to come to the table."
• Mr. °Tenant. immediately came forward, iccemganied by
Lord.lhousicrou and Lord Dusc . 'After. hiving Viceived
certain X'apers, which were tendered to lint by Mg. O'Coiritki.t.
the Cirri; produced the oath whirl had been repeeled•by: the late
Act, and a conversation took place Wafter. them foe a feet second,.
- . Tire Clerk then went to the SPIAUOto and made a citatinue,ica-
tion to him. •
The SPEAKER, after a short time, rose and raid--
I think it my duty to state to the Hon. Gentleman that,
if .1 am correctly informed, the course which he pro-
poses to take is a course in which it is my duty not to
acquiesce until I shall have been overruled by superior
authority. I am informed that he purposes to take.only
the oaths which, by an Act recently passed. are required
to be taken by Roman Catholics on becoming Members
of this Moose. As I understand that Act, it is my im-
pression (and on that impression it is my duty to act
until I shall be corrected by the House) that there are
but two points involved in the consideration of the
, course to be followed by Members on taking their seats
in this House. The first print regards the repealini of
the declaration against transubstantiation ; the second,
1 etto ths.oaths to be taken in lieu of the oathertalle-
, glance, supremacy, and abjuration, by such Members
as profess the Roman Catholic religion, and have beta

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GENERAL AVERAGE PRICE. OF BRITISH ::CORN;
(worm GOVZILIIS INTOZTA11014),
Fee the Week ended Ma 8, made up from the Returns of the
Inspectors in the different Cities and Town in England's:id Wales:
Imperial General Weekly Average.
Wheat 691, 24.1 Oats 211. 9d. I Beans 341. 2d.
Barley 31s. Od. Rye 335. 6d. Peas Us. Bd.
Aggregate Average of the Six Weeks which governs Duty.
Wheat 695. 9d. , Oats 8 '
Is. 10d. Beans 341. 3d.
Barley 325. sd. Rye 335. ltd. 345. 6d.
PRICE OF SUGAR.

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The Average Price of Blown or MUSCOVADO Sanas, computed
from the Return■ made in the Week coding the 12th day of May,
1829,11 295. 10Id. per cwt. exclusive of the Duties of Customs paid
or Pal4bis thereon 011 the importation thereof into Great &luta.

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SCOTCH BA NK R UPT&
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• isctuanitaestius.
May 8.- .David Wylie, grocer, Main-street, &elm's, Glasgow.
Creditors meet in the Lyceum Rooms. Wallows co Ike ISca sad
nth May. at one o'clock.
May 11.—William' Kelly add Co. merchants in Glasgow.
dinars meet In the Mick BulrToo,'Oliagioir,oa the 20th May sad
3d June, at two o'cloek. r' • •
Mathew Wothenrwand Wllliatalsatoa, Glasicanasetchiate
aad comodadaa arms.