Star.
London, England, 1826-03-16 00:00:00

' W. H. WHITELEY,

1, Itmonos-examix,
A Saving of Eighty per Cent. for Ready Money.
THE Cheapest and only Manufactory in London for
WHITELEY'S PATENT SELF-ACTING KITCHEN
RANGE% Warranted to Roast, Steam, Boil, Bake, and Stew, all
at she same time, with One Open Fire, .and made suitable for
either large or small Families. Stoves of the beet design and
Workmanship.—The universal approval, and the very great de-
mand for this Range, has caused nutuzrous imitations ; and several
unprincipled Dealers, under the deception of Companies, impose
an the Public a Range under the same title, _but without W. H.
Warmourea Name and Address CIA on the Boller Side ; those
who have been so imposed on, may have their Kitchen Range al-
tered or exchanged, so as to answer the purpose intended, by
applying at Walruses Kanuracruar as above; if by letter,
• be promptly attended to. Baths fitted up so simple, that they
• be heated in forty minutes, without a Steam Boiler; also
ii.tlas altered to this principle at a small expense, and sent to any
part of the Kingdom. Also. an Improved Steam Boiler, to be
seen In ase, superior to ever/ ether for raising steam ; it is adapted
tor all the purposes of )swan.. Drying, Boiling, Ikn sorb as
Dressing Food for Cattle, Brewing, or for Dyers' Pans,
Parr-makers' Vats, Ste. Old Lases taken in exchange, and any
Kra having one of Whiteley's Ranges to dispose of, may have a
bberal price given or extihanpd for other Goods, by applying as
above.-- Every kind of Furnishing Ironmongery, Fenders, Plre
lions; Kitchen Furniture either in Copper, Tin, Iron, or Bras;
Tooke Jacks, Hot Plates, Hanging, Iron Railing, and Smith's
Work in all its branshett,
gilierienced-Worhmen sent mini pert id the Kinsdeim.Alf
Mods of Copper, Tin, or Iron Articles made to. &der.
Gentleman wanting Modell for trying Itzimehisentsi may
ham them made, and assisted in their arrangements.

Indebted to the Hon. Gentle-
man, as he was fully aware of the advantage be would be render-
ing to many other plamsequally in the urns sitiadop u the place
where the Pedtioaers were residing, for presenting that Petition.
and be hoped it would meet the approbation Odic whole House.—
Laid oa the table.

COMMISSIoNIIII3 r 1 BANCRUPTS. •.. • • f a. ' .41
Sir It. WILSON moved that there should be kii,befate Ole
House an Ac-count of an Tavern Expenses, laciatrail by the Cam.
missimers of Bankruptcy and charged to -the Beaker( Bete
during the last three years.
Tate SOLICITOR-GENERAL was not averse to tele
return, but he thought thellon. Member was not aware
of the dlliculty. He would point out the most-eligible
plan to be I,llowed, which consisted in writing to theii
Clerk sr Secretary to the Bankrupts Wee. He would bone
what solicitor had been employed on the occasion, sod by a
decider letter to him,he would' be enabled to give an
if the reason of such snorer soma ,of mosey being incurred. bip
the Commissioners. He did not wish to impede the account, on
the contrary, be thought it bat fair that such an account should be
laid before the House.
Mr. A BERCROMBY thought it was no slight griev-
ance. He thought it was one of public laciest. He'
would merely read a Bill incurred at a tavern in the
country by the Commissioners, which commencing with
a charge of 1/. 141., gradually increased to 71. and
mote for dinner, per diem. ,It an obiection were raised
against this Bill, and it was ordered to be taxed, he would ask by'
whom it was to be done ?—by the very Commiisioners themselves,
against wham the complaint is made la the outset. This was a 2
pretty specimen of taxation of Falls. The tiptoes& were disp.
cm this very occasion. They had amounted, in a very sheet
to stpool.band the Court of Chancery was at present esprit ism
settling the dispute. He highly approved of- the Hon. Hembree
(for Oxford) remarks relative to the Clerk of the Bankrupt 011e,-.",
Mr. BAKENS thought that the difficultks which lay in the'
way of procuring the required returns were insuperable. • list
of Solidton might, indeed, be obtained ; but the law was already
adequate to prevent abuses.
Mr. HUME said, that if the law were carried into effect, it
f might perhaps be saiclent for the purpoiew to which the iesiesil
was directed. Bet facers were wanting to look to thomemellilt
of the law, and he hoped that the Secretary of the Treasury would
take proper measures on the subject.
Mr. CHOKER saw very great difficulties lu asking for the
ripen The House would be at the tnereyof the Commissioners in
giant laiance, and they lodise the mercy of the Solicitors, whe
be called upon to returN an answer, charging themselves
t mpropor conduct. It would be better to state some indi.
Ei
(emu a abuse, and thee the Clreneeller vote, DO doubt,
make a proper order with regard to the persons accused.
Sr that

agriculture, 1,9331. 14s. in trade. _ r, ,
Noarireameaismaz.-13,233 families moiliYea disisollimir
12,100 famlUes in trade. Total charge, 14.5,5161.-13101/11L in '
agriculture-51101. in trade.
Olanwsu..-111,21011 families employed in evisalmmeg3ll44o
families in'trade. Tutal charge, 114,6271..-$7,434k6 ".
-.2,1961. in trade.
Drrom.-57,057 faralltes 11tAikile; '
Milk, in trade. Total ebarge.ll4%lllllo6saillk
2,6231. in trade.
N.B. Amount of Property—Lneal9.9lol4OßPlPU
1,620,04301. West Riding of Yorkshire do sparjos§ollB4.Viin
Kent or any other.
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A law has lately been passed in New Yutk, enacting,
under a- penalty of 23 dollars, that ever licensed
hackney coach, carriage. and sleigh, when used or
driven iti the night, shall hive filed up on some con-
spienous'part on the outside thereof, a lighted lamp,
with glass front and sides, and the licensed number
thereof placed on the front and sides of soch lamp, in
plain legible figures, of at least two inches in length,
with no other figute or device thereon, so that the s luie

may be distinctly seen.
There is such a'prejudice against vaccination et Paris,
that Nati the Ist to the'llth of October last,' hi the
aitondistedient, out of thirty deaths, tatentyaetea
themosall-pos, and this, nntwithstandivalt4he
of Government. Midst-the psiblie:shos re-
tkeir chshiren raccinited,a peones aimed
2S to cry whether the good pebble otParis
dsigs or their childten. He advertises that
'sic hospital, An& that he vaccinates puppies
preserveihetn from the distemper; .• - •
Meetings have ben het! at- New" York
where, to urge the Piiilintar to :nut a spicial Embassy to Frasier,
for the purpose of dernauding an indemnity for the spqllatiOus of
liosarA RTC.