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NUMBER 12119/4..:

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to SCAVENGERS, DSICKMAKERS, SLOP CA
Scc. &c.

St. Marytebone, February es,
rilta VESTRYMEN of the }aid PARISI
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-AL Notices that they wm meet in the Vestry-Tooth, at .
house, Oxford-street. on Sseennav, the lets day of March next, at.
Eleven of the Clock in the Forenoon, to receive Proposals,tn writing
sealed up. from Persons willing to contract with them, for collect-
ing and carting away the Breese and Ashes within the Three Di.
visions of the said Parish, for the terns of One Year, from the 7th
day of April next inclusive. The Contractor to have the Breese
and Ashes within the Division be may Contract fur.
,The said Vestrymen will also. at the same time and place, re-
ceive Proposals, in writing,, sealed up. from Persons willing to
Contract with them far 6liing sod carting away the Dirt, Slop,
Filth, &e of the Streets Zvi hitt the Three Divisions of the said,
Parish. for the term of One Year, from the 7th day of April next
inclusive. The Dirt, Slop, Filth, ke. !o•be swept together by men
provided at the expense of the said Vestrymen.
Further particulars may be Immen ad _application to. Mr. T. 11.
Cook, the Surveyor, at his Office at the Ceurs-bonse.
fly Order of the Vestry,

GREENWELL, Vestry'Cietit:

3d Regiment of Light Oregano. Is to embark at Pertpm
trick for Donalbadge, about the lath, 17th, avid 18th of March;
the vessels are to return to.Sesallnd with the 9th Lancers.
Amcor the changes new 'rating piece in the entire cavalry forte
of the United Kingdom, the td Dragoon Guard,- go to Man-
chester from Dorchester, In radians, with the ath (Rnalekillen)
Dragoons, which will occupy the latter quivers and Christchurch,
when relieved at Manchester. The 10th Royal Hussars expect to
leave Exeter in a few days, on their route, by way of the Metro-
polis, to Ipswich sod Norwich (re replace the Greys, now on
twarChto Liverpool for Ireland), md will be succeeded it) Devon-
shire and, Cornwall by the 17th Lancers, which will move about
the same period from Brighton.. Tbe-Divisien of the 36th Regi-
mem, left at Fishes %treks to embark for Chatham, has marched
front Gosport, and will join the Regimental Head Quarters
toanerrew. The Depot of the Nth Light infantry also. left
Porton to be quartered et tiorthempton Barracks on Thursday
nut. • "Whet thb ifth Homan quit Hmandow for Brighton and
Cidittenter, to replace the 17th Lancers, they Will be followed by
the lark' from Iltologlama, who are to take the King's duty.
Neves-Compaselos of the: Astral -Vettreen.Bottelien eddy now ye-
maim Mr three hail* been disbanded from Sheentesa, on the 1144
January, at Chatham, the reaminder will shortly be reduced. The
1* Veteran Cant-parry at Chatlhan, was also reduced on the If4th
January, the 2d at the Idiot Man, on the 24th February, and
the men of the former, which had been employed as Barmen to
StalfOlhaeFs, Hospital Orderlies, &c. and those of the latter being
relieved in the isle of Man duties, have all reverted to their places
stn the List of Out Pensioners of Chelsea Hospital. The 29th
Regiment Is stationed at Witeefotd; but expects to embark front
thence. in the month of May next, for the Isle of France; the !d,
15th and 224 Regiments are deigned also to leave Ireland Ina few
months for Foreign Service. A sadron of the Enni4killen Dra-
goons marched on Tuesday from Manchester to Macclesfield. The
Scots Greys, at present stationed at Norwich, and the 3d Regi-
ment of Light Dragoons, quartered at Newcastle, are to proceed
to Ireland, to relieve the 4th Regiment of Dragoon Guards, and
the 9th Lancers. •

COURT OF KING'S BENCH, MARCO! IL
CLAIMS V. YOUNGS.

This action wu instituted to recover damages fr6m
the owner of the ship Glatton. for • having run down
and sunk a vessel belonging to the plaintiffs, called the
Jubilee, as she lay in the river, at Halfway Reach, at
an early hour on the morning of the 80th of December
las,. The defendants rested their case upon tilt. Pilwt
Act, as exempting the Owners from tespon,ibility, a
licensed pilot tieing on hoard at the time of the injury.
They also adduced evidence with a view to shew that
the accident was attributable, at least in an equal degree,
to the person on board the plaintiffs yeisel, ii, neglecting
the necessary precaution against a, probable event, hod
in adopting improper "nianceuvies at the time of the
recurrence, w hich rendered• the cullisiun r.f the vessels
inevitable. The I,l.•intiffi: evidence, however, rebutted
they: allegations, and it appeared that the pilot, although
oa board, did nbt embattle the management of the de-
fendanA yew!. 4

Moiety found toe sheilitalasitto The losetion ot-ttio Amount of
compensation leaf WWId to toe of the Jurors.
„WIWI= 40:1:0 ANOTAtItit. Alateil4t ott lieltYßY,
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Til,)RrOu.
This was an action of trover brought by the plalirtitsi'
who are the_asignees of a bankrupt. named Weyer,
who was a coal-merchant, carrying on husinesi at. Al-
bion Coal WWI. r. Surrey, to recover from the defend-
ant the v4lue of three ships, transferred to the defend.
ant by his brother-in-law, the bankrupt, When be watt
in a state of insplvency.
From the evideoce of the Oar:Wits it appeared, that
in the early part of 1824, the baiikitipt was in the habit
of getting accommodation acceptances Ed a consider-
able amount, and that before the ships were transfe red
to him, the defendant was aware of the feet. In the
month of July, 1#24. Deevey became a bankrUpi, and
the sums proved under ate c.Mmiision amt,uiqed to
.55,4 a In the month f March or April,' 1824, Mr.
A')el SMitlf. of the house of Smith, Payne, Sm'th,
bankers, called upon the ch f nj.tm, and asked 'him if
Deevey was trust-worthy, and whether he had any ac-
cornmodation bills in circulatian. The defetidant re-
plied. that Deevey was worth 25,0Cf01 arid had net:chr
accommodation bills in Circtilat
In cross-examination, the plaintiff's witnesieisidinitted
that at the time of Deevey's bankruptcy the detendant
was a creditor to a large amount, and that they had not;
at the early part of the mouth ofJune, sfibseqUenify to
the assignment of the ships to the defendant;theleait
notion of the bankrupt's insolvency. One 'Of the‘wit•
nesses offered in the latter end of May to advance the
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bankrupt any money be might want. • i
Mr. CAMPSaLI., for the defendant, 'called'
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deuce to chew tharthe bankrupt
.being ihdebtell ttie
defendant in a large amount, the latter proposeLto
take the ships in question by way of :unroll',
bankrupt in the first instance, resisted the olligttletj
'upon a threat of arrest, ultimately compliel **•' ;-
The CHIRP JUSTICS summed up the case to the.fory,
who returned a special Verdict. The Chief Junks
then observed, that as the verdict involved many point*,
of law, the best way limpid-be to trite arradist fser Ow
pla;ntiffs, object to II retail/db.:AA t4tOribet toe Of
plaiotiffswas accordfngly talidat' 'l9 4'.
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A Ike briske out on the 28th, in that put of Bridge.
town, Barbadoes, called " the Bay," which sontioced
burning until the 28th, and consumed a considerable
number of dwellings, Ike.
Friday se'ennight, as Mr. WombweU was passing
through Aylsharn, on the way to Lynn Mart, he
stopped to exhibit for a few hours, and was very
fully attended. Just before feeding time. si yoeng
man by the name of Rix, at the Dog,/nn, happening to
go too near the den in which the lion Wallace waccon-
, fined, had his arm very much lacerated by his claws,
and which was soon sewed up by an eminent surgeon,
.who was upon the spot at she time. A Gentleman
had his coat very much torn a few minuses before' by.
the same Hon.
frliday, a cletk of , Pont
Royal, Paris, with a
fan into,the river.
prepared

thing-tbetbrought up
found *Omaha about
the coinage of' 1784.
—The bag was afterwards
the Chnk.

tautly Sve &dna, ..
sack and adjourned the Nome. • " 4.7
Immediately after ire or da N.ble Lards arriyed.with Petitions
in their hands, bat It was tow late. .
HOUSE OP COMMONS.
Mr. Samir. from Greenwich Hospiial, brought up an Account
of the lumber of Sixpennia (deducted from the wages of each sea-
asan en :be Mtrchant Service) received by the 'Fri:elm/et of that
Hospital—Laid on the table.
On the presentation of a Petition against the Liverpool en3l
Manchester Railroad Bill, by Lord STAXLIT, a short discussion
took place. • • .
The S PEAK P.ll. saidethat the House bad decided that no Pea.
tion. relating to the principle or preamble of a 8.14 could he laird
in the fleuse.—The Petition was igen referred to the CoMinkhile.,
on the Bill. - • 1.1

• Mr. GOOCH presented a Petition, frees the:Land Owsteraalf a
town in Suffolk. against the Corn Laws.7-Ordered to be Knted.
. MrN fi, GURNEY presentod a Petition Rom' the Turin of.I.CrL
wicb,_praying the House to take into consideration *ebbe epi de
Coen Laws..,-Ordered to be printed. : T.tii ilk .: t .:f,a7 I.
Sit T. lettlf BRIDGE presented a Petition front the Info,
bitaits of the town of Axbridge, praying tut the Abo/f409,0.fik
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very.—Laid tot the table. ,
Mr. TRE MAY NE presented a similat Vititlesi Mai elk
County of Cornwall.—Oretered to be peinted. '.f,. r.- - a r cr.'', rp.
'Mr. CURTEIS presented a Petition to the semild6o4.lll4lK
Inhabitants of the town of Brightheintstone. . ...it
Mr. It. GORDON said he was fully aware of .the Maddest Of
the Howe towarilcany individual wbo possessed .a persons/interest
in its proceedingi. He would therefore hag leave to explain a
mistake that had arisen upon what he had said the other night. He
bad certainly a personal interest on the subject upon which all these
Petitions were founded. He bad (as an Honourable Gentleman'
behind him said) unfortunately West Indian property to souse
amount. He hid always as, yet given his support to blinisten on
there measures relating to slaves in general; bet he should not on
the present occasion give ids support to them in any measure of
coercion. they were about to bring forward on the subject of
slavery. Thithowever had been said of him, and be thought right
to inform the House that such was not his intention. He thought
it would be • better to leave three things in the hinds of the
Crown and Civil Authority, rather than the House, who week{
reedyt its anima front the Kati-slavery Association, and thereby
be biased iti its decision.—The Petitfeel wits ordered to be printed.
Sir It. SHAW presented a.PetitioitiMillthe Chamber of Com-
merce la Dublin, praying for a Repeal- •iittllost-Dity on COnii.
Laid on the table. . .
Sir T. lATHßßlDGE•presenied a Nikki tiliplidis 'Marty
and Burgesses of the town o f Azbridp, in Smber.e, praying
for a Repeal of the Assessed. Taxes.
Mr. HOL'ME SUMNER presented a Petition from a body of
Gentlemen connected with a **lean Mining Company, who were
grossly misrepanented ip a Pettliou that had been presented to the
douse; and in which a stigma had been attacked to the whole
body of o)..rectors, whereas it could only ht attriburedio i certain
number Who bad abused the Melt reposed in Ohm, and not .to
them all. • The Petitioner.. he staged, were Director. of the•Mrsi-
Dan hlitaing Compaq, and** trussrd that the <loofa of the Howie
would be equally open to the 'tams complained of, as tti the per-
sons complaining.,
Mr. T. WILSON, in supporting the Petition, could speak very
highly of the individuals whew Ornises were affixed to it. He pee-
-1 betty agreed with the Hosseinfabile Gentian* w iksaid that
I die doors of that House shaysl‘be open tolbotla „istii. Jai aids lit
pace more particularly, for *the Petit* ofipait vital' a Whets
body of men lied been expoisid, and the** etlisild up 4t%
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.11ahlie odfom.gerTise Petition wee iiiiliseltWit tin oir:11. .u. A . r.•; .
. .: .1111...laratapp Pan imituitif• Awl Tilfgatial 114111, gleNiel
Ito a Bill flr regulating some daparttnent :of ck .4,40184.10 m of
' Justice. • '
' The Right' Hon. Gentleman she moved; in' A,Stireeslcr MN*
of a Report bead.-by the Comnsissioners Appian*, to fact's* Used
the practices .of,the Court of Cbseearg.• • lig/ do; ,Of
Report bad met the complete approbation-00ff II • VP'S
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and that the evidence would also soon her ratify to • d . tors
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the House.
Mr: G. DA WSON preseined.d Copy of theAlented Itephirriof
the -National. Vain** Hoard. •
Sir W. INGI4IISY moved for Secures relating to Iburkgo
.auks.—Ordered. . ~. . .
ABOLITION Or SLAVIRT. ' * -
Mr. LOCK II AKT presented a Petition from the Inhabitants of
• the City of Oxford and its Vicinity, praying for the gradual Abp.
%miles of Negro Slavery.
...Lord NUGENT would take that opportaiiity rlfoit-
.ling a question to the Right Hors. Secretary for Foreign.
.Affairs,, open a point of what fell front him last night, and then be
would say nothing could be mere cheering to the country hi re-
spat ro its ardent desire to see the miseries of adavery suppressed.
If teinglerstood rightly, thesis measures were the sum of what
was to be dove this year, and the Orders in coition 'were to be

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the basis of ill future proceediap. The question he wished to
ask was, whether hs !ram right in sapposing that nothing wt as to
ha feentudlitidete for reforming the Judicial establishments of the
'WM. ladles.? -

Mr. S.cietary CANNING slid, thot the proceedings
ctintelasplated by Goveintdent, in regard to the lees-
*s of slavery at.propient. were certainly coohned to the Orders in
Council. Whoever a. -Report suss received bum the Commis-
sioners sent out to inquire into the administration of justice in the
Wait Indies chine before them, he should h tee no sort of dtGiculty
• feWeransendiiir :a distinct measure upon that suPject, If neves-
Aka us,thst Report was not now before them he could
/OPtid4 10,w4r-:
aiethitt wasertiered to be printed.
tdllllt OR "piitiented a euiftiOn Irons Halifax to the same
,et.-“ Ordered italic piloted.
'' Mr-SKOUGBASI prevented a Ander Petition from a place
in .Dnisoshire.--Orrlesusi so be ',mull.
Mr. BROUGHAM prevented a similar Petition from the
Provost and Miens ates of Haddingtm:—Ordered to be printed-
• Mr. 'IIii.OUtiHABG Oriented a similar Pathan from the Qty
wf Edinburgh, algued by upwards of IWO persons, a greater
namiber than had ever 'ivied aay Petition front_that 4: ity by one.
andPS,
Oat adopted no Haut.Uentlentan said, that although the
MK by the two Hoo. decretaaralast'ulght was most
'ilet.isisetilif. VA *fa@ of West Indian =melioration had
ocieause to bit sidilbet wilblite extra of She priposed measures.
He wislyed to ashoise. Eight Mon. Gentleman wbashet the Bills
were to he reeeconsessded at the *seal time when the Legislative
Assetnbliiiniat. He understood that *as generally in the winter.
Plow although hi had nogreit hope of the result, yes if the expo.
rimiest was to be made k world insets hisadisatieractista to see it
done as soon as sposeible. Vadoishtedly the Government had dal
power, and he weld . see- ao **edam to eseroising it, of calling
togetherer those Assemblies without delay, and basing the fills pro.
seated tillient. •
'Mb ABERCROMBY described the Petition as-one highly en.
titled to emptiest. • - - ,
Mr. IIIiOUG HA*, after treeing that. the Petition be printed,
wishei to ask the- ii Ham Secretary Whether be could have
former answer to his noir queddes? • •
dfr. Secretary C,ANSIIIO 'said he eras sot pripaied to answer
ea the spur of the moment, • but, be. odd take the subject into
considcratioo. -. .
Mr. 'HUME presested, p
.Peddrin frong4lig Provost, Magi*.
Mites, hliCrewil Chilled .1 Mhestrhie, difilost any. alteration of
the system of ildiskide.sibilifisd* is Seelliini.--41rifeted to be

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from .114 Dean of
be prin!e4

the I

the Cura4 hAvittf
truant- the . titaine
reeltion, lot. he'
greater g ler a nce

mu t expect 'support; sad it that weaarepingsalwroory.ciaWr in',..
of r.HHoUrnMuEabie .
riErenslitiidmiiiin-: 'wit frl' kill_ ltn.'attbseaft.. SlV"'":"it- '
serestmthemast root ;toilet - • . ' 'On :sie. '• ' •
He believedthe Pett;ion st,itted linoing, Mit whit •ii
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true. Woold the Honourable Mbar je'iry Olt irktlig
werohigli,and wages low; the Perithiners kaciper'hapa timed serniiir
language in applying the word'" griiiine. in tbrHaiittltiwl*way
wn aid ask whether the lligh proths-dponlinsprukieeidl kli-
go into any .potketsitnst diaisail i,:i.,. iti-.3 -Mr ici it Li.- let '`,-.
Mr. CALCIUM' sad, he vreOlis ***PT* (6.1. WO:.
.the prejudices oil: thi tieripift:on this .question, did.tiot
3ttice, tbe ,hest *irides .o'7kt, anriiinoth*r *arrests. it
ilea+ imposcilde that low pitetioseeld cid* in A entilitii, whips
rY millions .af .toirt... wolf snuia4 i itolf--ICaotooN-10aW
hkelintllhiaititarriersiinrundeir the "ea snake Arseu,niglloz:iiii.of.
Alitir.tdEterrlN folanve4 ea en/saw ,:, ...,:,- • , 4,....% ..;
#.4divlrbilLintiV3tbee gikt_ ~i thejCuree 1.401 at:diplcb:
ernagegeoen lathe, Las o deli* Liftlfiens .• Pi Vskro,rot. PAI
tn4arry othei.cleete mitres otliaLfEert . , e,,r,g ccipt,
*Weed title oodles; weeld.coorribote linere jp t tips
wealds..thaP eltioPitottlitlitios to f_r, of IfittkhrWo iserfols as 44
as in all 41pri. • . • ' •- ' -• • c .; i: .
After a fist irnOis it eitplamdeis %M. Mr. cAienam, ).; . .
• 'Sir' T. LETHBRIDGE said, kithibgreauldbe two* '
fallacious. than the coarse elf reasouiagyfellovbeil op ‘in
Ase 'Patties. ' The aminpltelsviansing obi iwiebesaiibere expanse*
would be more tillerless than estmenisatp the Peddimemidroonelo:
Lord MILTON 14ed, :that 4 .:199ilging°410__. 'ailed
torsi went into tint Oaken of tbir .S, rys . • '
profited by thekiglmodce o 4 t 4, -- ' ' ' . s'. :: •
Mr. GOOCH waS attohlihtti litt theiteittimenn?- *iitio'
pressed by the Noble:Lek:C.." Ilti `itflatinded;thit'tifil
muanufacturer wu juit as much betserrad &the tsaillord, due&
he never had been an advocate flivibiglipatter ea .any emaelono—
The Petition was ordered to be pretedi."- i • • - ,:•• t—• - -
Mr. CALCRAF'r wished to know (rods the Right
Honourable Gentlemen- (the Chattering of,the &Cite:
quer) at what time he;intended to-,bainx forward that
of the Bookies measure wbials reit-ail tola4andt '• ._'°:
The CHANCPALLOR-of die RICH 41US11.- Aldo ibit • &old
not give any further explanations's the ebbject-thiiii 'be boa atedidy
entered Into. .• . • , 4 ..; 4,6 P e.i•i.
Mr. CA LCRAFT pee notice. tits!: ass Allarenef..
dist pianism' might tow forward. he •Paiiiiid hf ~ . .
amendment of yid& he bad Wore spokes ' lot 10,i.,*ti.!4
front abuses, prevented front moving on ifornsetifilit. t" - '
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Lord J. RUSSELL -rose in' pursnarree twit notice
he had given,4o Move for leave to bring in. a -Belo
prerqnt• the prattice!'of Bribery end Alogreptitin-ast
Elections,: tit : grittratte to syliteb.:he ' had.. =sail
the atteution of the *Huhn was esi notorious, ands Abe
reireilyhe mes% , to prop:iv wasOsai isPeeifit3 altar be
*hood, .not hive t detain them. b.y way • kagthosed
coorse 4 oboriatiOtit. The Hobs* bit& turenerlappassed
a ..MeX.a a rt! upotilthrt silbjekt,' in Whit l it was:. boil Is'
'cessety th_tequire.that M'Atiberi -appain ed to insidlie
joto.tibosei of Wis'' netikiW3hottilld Ise -bound to do jostler
ispotrAih: "*"riiiti'ineiture Eid 'believed had -peovrids
=0g-qt 'a" IletealY Plilin d Otis 1•1101: hot er Pam
: ildaili auiliha'potilrtee• rfilitie rinlgistbe-reiretioes
"tabare • bribery -
wale . proveited to !which , dtatosnattinee
te"o-erd not apply. - It raighe happen that a nustrdens-
Lluon of the expensei Might '
prevent an appOicatiell in
liament. It, mir t hapten Isit-slte, pa:44lth°
d the. right to petition,' alight -hitrrie f indirectly
• a
lrave_ been engaged is corrupt pack 3, and Void
Az_ on that account come to the test of inquiryo.it
iglit' happen that the piny deteeniined to taikd-..ad7
lrintage a' alother El cioni ul the slime nouviiiision
which Ad been successfully practised by his opporomt.
It was evident there;oie that. the publichad no prow-
Nan in any of these cas:s; and it, wettid. indeed, • ap-
' . ear that they had lost onitething by the deliaroure
iron the fat veer tribonal. The remedy he mein to
opose was this: When any pArtied complain** by
petition rf cot rapt practices •it EteCticivis which: had
token place within six yeays;it thoiddbe for the'-tue,
it- they thought it cent lined mane, "AIM .4144-4 for
inquiry, to appoint a Committee in the same nonner as
they now did, to be composed of tourtean--Mmisbate,
and the one presenting-the Peciri•M; • tie ihaiiitt then
propose that the Counritittle• should investigate the
charges contained in the Petition, and reptitt rhe.tiesult
of their inquiry to the House. . The/cow woit(d see
be proposed that to be done upni- the iegipatinittheTe-
tition. which might have been better :uporiklit 4040-
-lution. .. But having the precedent of 1411stordietitielii-
ner of proceecing before him, he had adopted tiseassue
course. it would be for the House, in "the first place.
to consider whether the Petition contained -waiter for
investigation or not. Me aoustit'iti wont,' hardly be
alleged that these • plact,ces -did not reqeirr some'
hew remedy. They were knownito•haee.preswiled to
a very great extent, and perhaps in the course'of this
-year they would again prevail *anionany-towns and be
roughs in a manner ditgrosefurto those:pieces:sled in-
jurious to the general syst nfrot-the-toiseaentatical. .He
had an auth )rity to
.tiurnelaintoof of Ileree4•110 of
this evil, which -was certailkly:ralintliletiwnithiag Wins
an Honourable lifenibcir iirtiost sow .Itabsoinsoeurlseen
fortunate enough to trim 'open . she gloat location of
reforming abuses in the' rapt esentatioo. i Lie sbelu latbeati
to them tine addresi-off On Honeutabee blea.arlta his
constituents--a Gentled, n.whO' was -a • dietingeisbed
bent actor of the tows be represented, sittniaimend re-
spected Member of that-House, and who miiiblit be an
honour to any body t•f men who etoGeleiatior c .air re-
presentative—( Hear, heat". The Honour Able,ilthsvber
for Penryn (Mr. P. Gretofell) had written the following
address to his constituent' :' I oe'Cientiemen.-4 with-
draw myself as a CanJida.e tertbe tootioisr ot repre'ent-
ing tots in the text ParilaAtent. ' I do thil ivi ;rinse-
sequence of hitting received some unespec.ed informa-
tion frour friends ut mint-amongst you. -which aaLisfies
me that I dialladustuceeed mons 1 gamut las po adzes
to which I .fiever , with' submit r prat i -es whithishave
t wire end Angered the existence of your fi incision's and
which, vistfini die lest stli •yeart ii.ire brungilit the pe-
nalty Qt the me i eiptio ascot youriteprondhotnaantris If
.eorrePti 'a thus openly te.red - ita.beteskeinttasalled
*open the House. by .tne leepect for In owl,. alopacter
and privilege's; td ttiikit:lMltinidtio rine :,pidigagg,igrauun.
Abil 'he did nht• still ityiety doe 4iiininiipirsinrisonky had
supported tiatitpili theripm,Prai: pil.iposilirib ip4ocuptin
those who always unit hub blebsigeutalmotyPiesvg! not

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PARLIAMENTARY PROCISgbLIIGS. -) • .•1 .4J-; .41 . z• t
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remuneration for. tabdwir* sveze-tlitil mile ..ti•isr. hfejr •
where It ill! embark re Ihibliti abaft the 1 Roth, st. papers taibis been presoted
.4,4 laid on the could lead to a restoration of aliv piaellerhy . t, _ c 4." •VO"iW
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table, and there &dug no Potions or public Dirtiness introduced was to hay the pottery °Phew 'Petbkinetr 'ems *as 'IMO= Slif • •
the Court- soon Guards.
was from the Ignsledioterrsithat the in .t the noutit+y '
reh t. at The 5d ,Rexlment of Light Deepens 1, to embark at Pawns. at exactly flee o'clock, the Loan CHADICIILLOU quitted the Wool.

r the Bank passing over the Pont print;;l7- .77 777:7-. .
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bag containing 9,ooofratscs, let his ~, Mr. Rana 11.1111.0 it iintikti l'lttOso frog
imp shich is very deem: Senn divers, !".111/ds. "4 tki awilmrolll,o.3lAsititA944l:4,:Pider to
ato fetch up tbe.baitt but chi fultPl'iW WRottoliAitirrsaassod.c'ta - s Prtftion. Win
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