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SALES BY AUCTION.

SALE BY AUCTIQN.
RUSSELL.PLACROY-SQUARE.
EXCELLENT FURNITURE, CABINET PIANO FORTE.
PARISIAN OR-MOLD TIMEPIECES, PLATED AR-
TICLES, CHINA, GLASS, PAINTINGS, BOOKS,
CELLAR of choice WINKS, Ste.. •
' TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By 11r. ROBINS,
. (Of Warwick Home, Regent-street,;
• Oa the Premises, Russell-place, Fitsrorsquare,
• By Order of the Proprietor
Tnuasnav, the 30th day of November, and following Day, at
.Eleven o'clock precisely,-on account of the number of Lots,
THE Capital HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE; corn-
prising lofty patent Four Post and Tent Bedsteads, with
Chintz, Cotton, and Check Furnitures; prime seasoned Feather
Beds and Bedding; excellent welt-made Cabinet Articles in Ma-
hogany, Chests of Drawers, Secretary, Dressing Tables and Glasses,
stained rosewood Scroll and Sofas, Couches, and Chairs, en suite ;
Window CurtaOs in Chintz, Cotton, and hlorine ; brilliant Plate
Pier-Glassa• too, Card; Pembruh;. and. Sofa Tsbks, in zebra
and rosewood.; capital set of mahogany 'sliding frame Dining fa-
Mil; mahogany ;amain, In. red -morocco; Turkey, Brussels, and
KOlicrstiinsu-r Carpets; or-molu Chicks; Paintings by Wauver-
Mam, &e. a variety of Plated- Articles; handsome Cialebrooidak
,Dinner, Dessert, and I'ea Services; India Jars and rich Cut Glass ;
Kitchen Requisites; a small Library of Books, by esteemed
Authors. Also, the CE I. LA It of CHOI CR WINES, consisting of
Amur EIGHTY DOZEN of pawl'. SHERRY, CLARET,
CHAMPAIGN, SAUTERNE. &c.
To be 'viewed on Wednesday. preceding the Sales when Cata-
logues may be had at Is. each, on the Premises; and of Mr.
Robins, 170, Regent-street.

tebert trill, High-street, Southwark, stationer, December 5, at
nine, 11, and January 5, at ten, at the Court of Commissioners
if Bankrupts, Badnghall-street. Attorney, Mr. W. Richardson,
WalbrooL
Henry Sheriff Potter, late of Bridge-street, Southwark, cabinet-
maker, December 1, at ten, 8, at eleven, end January s; at
twelve, at the Court of Commissioners of. Bankrupts, Basing-
hall-street, Anoraks, Messrs. Fairthorne and Co: King-street,
Cheapside.
&ephen Hopkins, Wetter-tinder-Edge, Gloucestershire. clothier
December 1, at eleven, 8, and January 5, at ten, at the Court of
Commissioners of Bankrupts, Basinghall-street. Attornies,
Messrs. Smith and Co. liasingbali-street.
William Clark, Paternoster-row, bookseller, December 1, s, and
January A, at ten, at the Court of Commiskoners of Bankrupts,
Basinghall-street. Attornies, Messrs. Green and Co. Sambrook-
court, Basiughall-street..
John Martin, len. Bath, caritet, December 13, 14, and January S.
at one, at the Angel Inn, Bath. Attornies, Mr. William Jones,
Crosby-aquare • or Mr. Robert Hawkins [felling", Bath.
Alfred William Crosby-square;
Exmouth-street, Spa-flekls. liuendraper,
November 48, at one, December IL at two, and January 5, at
one, at tfie :Court or Commissioners of klankruptb, Basiasball-
street. 'Attorney, Mr. Spurr, Copthall-buiklings.-
Jokn Dillon, lase of Hereford, brazier, Decenthaf 7,8; and January
5, at eleven, at the Greyhound inn, Hereford. Anomie*, Mr.
Pateshall, Hereford; or Mr. Church, Great James-.
street, Bedibrd-rovi.
William Roebuck, late of Huddersfield, cloth-dresser, December
16, 18. and January S. at eleven. at the Office of Mr. Allison.
Huddersfield. Anomie.. Mr. Allison, Huddersfield; or Mr.
Edmund Walkers Lincoln's Inn-fields.
Atkin Itu,srll.- March; Cambridgeshire, grocer, Decembzr 13, at
six) 14, at ten. and January 5, at eleven, at the Crown Inn, St.
Ives. Attornies. Mr. George Game Day, St. Ives; or Messrs.
Long and Cu. Holborn-court, Gray's lan.
Iseph Alusgrave, Brantley, Yorkshire, cloth-manufacturer, Dec.
15.16, and January 5, at Eleven, 'at the Court House, Leeds.
Anomie', Mr. Henry Smithson, Old Jewry; or Mr. homes
C. Kenyon, Leeds.
George Hooper, Rldon-street. Finsbury, ,Shoreditcb, bricklayer,
December 1,8, and January 5, at eleven, at the Court of Com-
missioner, of Bankrupts, Rasinghali-street. Attorney, Mr. Hut-
chison, Crown-court, Threadneedle-street.
Charles Cope, Birmingham, wine merchant, Detember 7; Ss and
January 6, at one, at the Royal Hotel, Birmingham. Attornies,
Messrs. 15ourdilion and Hewitt, Bread-street, Cheapside; or Mr.
john Simcoi, Bull Ring, Birmingham.
John Sibron Newcastle-upon-Tyne, draper, December 14, 15, at
eletren, and January 5, at one, at this Crown and Thisde Inn,
Newcastie.upon-Tyne. Attornies, Mr. George Dunn, Princes-
! street, Bank ;or Mr. Wilson, Newcastle-upon-Tyne.
. DECLARATIONS OF INSOLVENCY.

STRATFORD-PLACE, OXFORD-STREET.

Iglegant- FURNITURE, GRAND and CABINET PIANO-
FORTES, PIER and CHIMNEY GLASSES of large Di-
inensions, rich Cot Glass CHANDELIERS, and BRONZE
LAMPS, SUITS of ARMOUR in Wass and Steel, a small
'Quantity of PLATE and PLATED ARTICLES, CHINA,
'GLASS, LINEN, and a few BOOKS
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Mr. ROBINS,
(Of Warwick House, Regent4treet,) •
• , 13y Order of the Trustees of R.' W. Ewstoat.•
On the Premises, No. 9, Stratford-place, Oxford-street,

HOUSE OF LORDIT, Novanua
The Doke of Lemma, the Bishop of &wee,
Roessner, took the oaths.
The Karl of SHAFTESBURY presented the
Reports of the Commissioners of Education in Ii
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Lord itEDESDALE presented a Petition from M. G. B. Dli.
lon, Esq. claiming the Roscommon Peerage, and praying that the
Attoroey•General for Ireland be ordered to attend at the Bar of
the House, on the 4th of December next, to receive fresh Maim.
lions.— Laid no the table.
The LORD CHANCELLOR thought it necessary to make
Isome regulations :leveeing the bearing of Appeals at the opening
of the Session. At this particular time nothing could immediately
be done; but after Term was over, the House might proceed. NoW.
Term would end on Tuesday nest; he should, therefore, propose/
that on Wednesday and the following days their Lordships &add
hear such Appeals as were ready.—Agreesi
The LOltD CHANCELLOR, in presenting a Petition front
Wronsans, in the County of Kent, against farther concession to
the ,Catholies. said; that the beat•Parliaasentary mode eePresenting
Petitions would be to make no speech in introdaaing than. In tbiti
manner it wotiM be seen that they were the Pinions of the par.
tied by whom' they west signed, and not Of the persons who pre.
vented them.— Laid en the table.
Lord KING also held a Petition against the Catholic claims
' (runs the Rector and some of the Inhabitants of a Parish in the
CoUnty of Devon. . He understood that the Reverend Gentleman
in whose writing it was had distinguished himself as a great sm.
troversionist. The Petition was signed by only 17 person., and out
al those' thirteen did not know how to read, and had Mood their
cross. This skewed the great eagerness which had been used in
signatures, since even such individuals bad been pressed
into the service. He had been asked to present it, and finding that
it Was no mire incompatible than other Petitions against the Ca.
'holies, be bid thought it his duty to comply.
The Bishop of EXETER said it might be inferred from what
the Noble Loci had stated, that the Petition was that of the Bev.
Gentleinan by whom it had been drawn, and not that of the Parish ;
bet the reverse was the case. The Parish had applied to the Rector
as best able to draw up the Petition, and be had complied without
endeavouring to procure other signatures than those et mm who or
themselves were willtng to sign.
Lord KING said, that be bad been led to that inference by seeing
the Petition in the Rev. Gentleman's own hand.
The Bishop of EIjETER repeated his explanation, and stated
I that the Rev. Gentleman in question was not as he had been termed
—a controversionist.—The Petition was then laid upon the tale. Lord KING said, that he had many Petitions to present for a
recision of the Corn Laws, but that geeing none of his Majesty's
Ministers in their places/1w should postpone presenting them, as he
maid not do it without making some observations,—Adjourned.
HOUSE OF COMMON&

4311 MON DAT NEXT, the 271 b November, 1826, "and fulliwing
Day. at Eleven o'Clock,
'FritE -ELEGAN r FURNITURE comprises lofty
A Maur:post and Tent Bedsteads, with Chintz Cotton Furni-
ture,; seasoned Feather Beds and Bedding, Mahogany IVardrobes
and Chests of Drawers, Cheval Dressing Glass, Drawing Room
Curtains in Chintz Cotton, Ebonized Grecian Couches, Sofa, and
'Chairs; Sofa Table; Pier and Chimney Glasses of large dimen.
Sion', .tich Cut Glass Lustros, capital biahogany Patent Dining
Tables, Pedestal Sideboard, Mahogany Chairs is red Morocco,
Noreen Curtains, Library. Wine and other Bookcases; Turkey,
Brussels, and other Carpets; two beautiful Suits of Armour, and
Gothic gbacd 'Cases a Grand Plan forte, and a Cabinet Piano.
forte, by Brtiadwouti; a small quantity of Plate, and Rated Ar-
ticles, Linen, Knities and Forks, China and Glass, a valley of
Culinary Articles, and other Effects.
To be viewed Two Days preceding the Sale, when Catalogues
may he had...at One Shilling each; on the Premises; at Garra-
way's Coffee Douse; and to Mr. Rubins, 170, Regent-street.

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LEASEHOLD FOR FIVE. HUNDRED YEARS,
AT A PEPPER CORN RENT.
MUST DESIRABLE VALUABLE BUILDING LAND,
THE raiNcirm. PART OF
FOREST.HILL, in the PARISH of CAMBERWELL
The most Beautiful Situation and Scenery in the Environs of the
Metropolis.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
. • By Mr. ROBINS,
(Of Warwick I hur, Regent-street)
At Guraway's Coffee-house 'Change-alley, Cornbill,
en tannustAr, the 14th of Decen:ber, 11826, it Twelve &Clock,
IN THREE LOT&
THIS THULY•VALUABLE ESTATE
• CONIFOISILO UFWASO6 Or
. FORTY-SEVEN ACRES,
Extending front Wood-lane to the top of Forest UM, and adjoining
Lsnds, in pos.ession of Robert Young, Esq. and Messrs. Nicholson,
Solloway, and Wissett, between Peckham Rye, Sydeuhant, and
Dulwich.

EAST INDIA HOUSE, November 24, 1826.
THE COURT of DIRECTORS ofthe UNITED
COMPANY of 3IERCIIAATS of ENGLAND, trading tc
Me EAST INDIES, do heneby give Notice,.

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That a SPECIAL GENEitA L COURT of the said COM-
PA NY will be held at their House, in Leadenhall-street, on
WEDNESDAY, the 13th of December next, at Eleven o'Clock
in the Forenoon,-for the purpose of layintsbefore the Proprietors
PAPERS received from INDIA respecting the late WAlt with
AVA, and the OPERATIONS against BHURTPORE; and
Resolutions of Thanks adopted by the Court of Directors.

The abovementioned Papers will be open for the inspeetioa of
the Proprietors, at this House, from Wednesday next.

JOSEPH 1)ABT. Eseretary.

ECONOMY IN GENTLEMEN'S CLOTHE& '
A SUIT of SUPERFINE CLOTHES for £4 18b.

William Dailey, Deiper, Derbyshire, haberdasher. is in insolvent
circumstances,
.and unable to meet his engagenlynts with his
creditors.—Filed November 13.
John Loagman Shepherd and Henry Pricker; Southampton, linen-
sirsPers, are in insolvent circumstances; end unable to meet their

A ROMANTIC BEAUTIFUL SPOT,
For the• Erection of Villas of the first description, abounding with
PLENTY OF BRICK EARTIL
The fine pore air, and extensive scenery from this delightful
spot, proven. to Gentlemen and Builders an opportunity et pos.
'seising a most nighty valuable Property. which, with judicious
managensem and attention, wiltrealise to the purchaser a handsome

AT 146. LE4IiENHALL-371tibT.
WILLIAM WELSFORD takes the earliest oppor-
Lanky of informing such of his Friends whose object is'
Economy in the article of Deem, that in consequence of an adean•
tageous connection be Ins entered into with some eminent Woollen
Manufacturers in the West of' Vs:lnland, he is enabled to offer a
SUIT of SUPERFINE CLOTHES at the unprecedented low
tate as above, leaving the experiment to decide for itself. He's
confident that no Establishment in Loodan can surpass his owb
for the excellence of the Materials, the Elegance of the Fashion,
the Exquisiteness and Durability of the Workmanship, and low.
nein of the Price.

The Sreamea, upon taking the Chair at ten minutes before four
o'clock, proceeded to inform the Home, that that Houe bad waited
upon his Majesty with the Address ; to which his Majesty had
been pleased to return the following answer:
" Gurrt.essee or sue House or Costaeoes—l thank You for your
loyal and dutiful Address. I rely with confidence on your ales_
chute support, and you may depend upon my continued exert
to uphold the honour and interests of the country ; to cultivate
blessing! of peace abroad, and promote at home the welfare of a
churi:
On the motion of Mr. W. Sam for.ingithing whether the Stand.
ing Orders of the House relative to Private bills bad been complied
with, an answer la the alinnative was returned.

. engagements with their ereditors.—Fied November 11S.
DIVIDENDS to be made In BASING HALL-STREET.
Dec. 42, Henry Duncan, Portsmouth; surgeon and apothecary,
at twelve. Dec.ls, Thomas Were, Incklersbury, bill broker, and
lof Wellington-street, Strand, stationer, at eleven. Dec. 15, John
!ArleU, Oxford-street, coachmaker, at twelve. Dec. 12, Mary
iNnyre and James Whyte, Great East Cheap, Fisli-street-hill,
twholesale perfumers and hair merchants, at ten. Dec. 15, David
:Quoin!. Lurbbury, merchant, at eleven. Dec. 15, Sunset Ring.
alisketham, Macclesilddl silk manufacturer, at tea. Dec. 15,
Henry Joil. Mallow-street, 13nrion.ereseint, carpenter, at eleven.
Dm 15, WlWant Mead and Charles Edward ilisentli, Batters*.
losioUr maker% at eleven. Den 15, Charles Nencolas, Tethill-
ptteet. Westminster, cheesemeoger, at twelve, Dec. 15, James
!Groan, Watford, Harts, tailor, at eleven. _Dec. 15, Francis
;Angel Smith and John Allingham, New Brantford, fellineogers,
St nine. Dec. 15, John Davidson, East India Chambers, Leaden-
hallltreet, merchant, at eleven. Dee. 15, George Richardson, and
Joseph Henderson West Cowes, Isle of Wight, silk mergers, at
Xerr. Dec. 15; William Richardson and Abraham Farrow, Ken-1
Wigton Gravel pits, brewers, at ten. Dee. 15, Jobs Wybergh
Shaw and Adam Wallace Blount, Feochurch-bulklings, merchants,
at twelve. Dec. 1g; John. Sprigs, Drury-lane, leather seller. at
one. Dec. 10, Rickard Jones, late of Hanford, Essex, grocer, at
Fin. Dec. 15, Thonits Williams, West Smithfield, and also of
Unicra-street, Borough, Southwark, entice, at one. Dec. 19, Thos.
4.11, Chesterfield, Derbyshire, grocer, at ten. Dec. 19, Nathaniel
enter . Symonds, Crotched Friars merchant, at ten. Dec. 15
;Janne Underdown, r, merchant,
at twelve. Dee:
Janice Pd'Cormick Broad-street, merchant, at eleven. Dee. 19
Charles Dilbais, late of King-street, COvent-garden. auctioneer'
it eleven.. Jan. 5, Henry Evans, Choapside, silk mercer, at ten:

The Lets are staked out, and divided by the ancient fences.
Litmediser Poisession may be bad; under a proper arrangement.
Alay bt viewed, by applying it the You Public House, where
Particulars may he 'had; at the Bull, Peckham; Golden lion.
Sydeuhism; litvl.Lign, Lewisham and Camberwell; Green Man,
iil4cklmtb; King's Arms, Nag's Head, and Spur Lin% Borough;
of John Platt; Esq. Solicitor, Clemeues.lane. Letnbard-street • of
Messrs. Iltogers, Horne and Currie, Solicitors. Lintoln's -Inn•fads;
at Gareaway'*; and of Mr. Rubins,. Mo. kilb. Itersulteset ;
whirs a Visa of the Estate may be sees. •

Merchants and Captains supplied with every Article in the
Trade at the shortest notice, said on the lowest Terats, it bdng
understood that no Credit via be Amid.

Mr. DA WSON pe vomited a redden froa; the Magistrates of the
County of Roscommon, ha Ireland, praying that the atlas
Laws of that Kingdom' might be assimilated with them of
Ordered, to be printed.
Mr. DAWSON also presented a Petition from Athlone, praying
for the Abolition of ths Duty on Coals.--Ordered to be printed.
Mr. S. RICE presented a Petition from the Chamber of Corn.
merge of Limerick, praying for a Reduction in the Duty on Coals.
Laid on the table.

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FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE, N0v.24.

PALL-MALL
DESIRABLE RESIDENCE OVERLOOKING
CARLTON HOUSE GARDENS,
WITH IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,
By Mr. ROBINS,
(Of Warwkk BMA, Regent4treet,)

BANKRUPTCIES SUPICILSEDED.
Thomas Hopkinson. Ashtba-undee-Line, Lancashire, 011-mershant.
Nathaniel French, jon. Cardiff, Glannargatuhire, linendraper.
Joseph Batter and Henry Barter, Pools, timber.ntereksats.

• . BANKRUPTS.
Robert Gooch, late of Soothampton, merchant, to surrender, Dec.
. „4, at ten, 9, and January 5, at twelve, at the Crown Inn, South-
ampton. Attornies, Mr, Thomas Roe, Temple Chambers, Fleet.
street.; of Mr. Berney, Soutlistoptatt:
Jose* Thosnas Watson, late of White Horse-street' Stepney,
numetlonariner, December 19 at nine, a, and January 5, at ten,
at the Court of Commissioners of Bankrupts, Basinghall-strest.
Attorney,Mr. Coe. Poultry.
Robert f3etbett, Wellington, SkrnPshire, builder, December 6, at
at live, 7, and January 5; at' eleven, at the Seven Stars, Kerley..
Anomie.. MroJames Williamson, Gray's Ins.eguire; or Mr.
Gilbert Broom Shiffnal. •
Thome* Joon, Shrevisbury,Ebropshlre, victualler, December 26,
23, and January' S. it eleven, at the Elephant and Caitki Inn
Shrewsbury: Attorney, Mr. Thomas Yates, Vyruwy Bak:
Shrbpshire..
George Laurie Dean,,Peel-place, Kessingtoo, boot and shoemaker,
December 1 aetwelve 5, at eirien and January 5, at twelve,
ar the Court of Comniissionen of Bankrupts, Bisingball-sueet:
Attoroet, Mr. Debbi Purpled's Inn, High Holborn.
Jan* Billingt, St. Philip and Jacobi Gloucestershire, December
• 11,12, and January 3, et twelve, at the Rummer Tavern,
Mud. Auornies, Messrs Poole and Co. Gray's Imo-square;
'or' Mr. Henry Pallid, Bristol.
Samuel Mundy, jun. Bradford, Wiltshire, fuller, December 7, at
•• ten, S. and January at eleven, at the Castle and Ball Inn,
Bath. Actor's*, .Mr. William Stone, Bradford; or Messrs.
Dal and Co. Grey's tin.
Joseph Rogers, Shrevishury, Shropshire, grocer, December 18, 19,
and' January 5, at eleven, at the Talbot Hotel, Shrewsbury. At-
tendee, Messrs, Clarke and Ca Chancery-law; or Mr. I
Bickerton Williams, Shrewsbury. .
George Mower Evelyn, Skinner.strect,.Soow-bill, chip and leghorn
hat-manufacturer, NoveMber IS, December 5, and January 5,
at eleven, at the &nirt of Commissioners of Bankrupts, Basing-
ball-street. Attorney, Mr. T. Parker. Dyer's-buildings, Holborn.
John Robertson, late of Tottenham, surgeon, December 1, at
eleven, IS, at ten, and January 5, at twelve, at the Court el
Cominissioners of Bankrupts, Basinghall-street. Attorney, Mr.
Willoughby 916GMe, New Inn, Strand.
John Gtilin and John Moore Adams, Strand, goldsmiths ad
jewellers, December 1, at one, 12, at twelve' and January .5, et
eleven, at the Court Of Commissioners of Bankrupts, liming-
bell-street. • Attorney, Mr. Tilleard, Old Jewry.
John Ross;late of Wyralydsjtury Illills,Wytardsbury, Buckingham-
shire, flock-manefacturer, December 1,5, and January 5, at
twelve. at the Court of Commissirmers of Bankrupts, Basing-
issE-street. Attorney, Mr. Thwaitess Carter-lane, Doctors'
Comm* • 1
Louis' Manchenty, Pall4nelf, orine-ineichant, 'December 1, at
• eleien, 8, and January 5, at ten, at the Coen 'of Consmissimiers
of Bankrupts, Basinghadscres4. Attornles, Messrs. Hamilton
and Co. Tavistock-row, Covent-garden,
John coetest Lreg-kme, Bermondsey, felimonger, December 1, at
eleven,p, at ten, and January .1, at twelve, at the Court of Curi-
e sniationers of luiktiipa, liasiiighall.eireet. Attorney, Mr.
• Thomas Humphreys. Neor.road. St. George's East.
John 11}11*.Patermostr.r.,row, printer, Nov. 21, at twelve, December
, 6, at &len, sod Jatiusry.4 et twelve, at the Court of Com.
miaskiners Bankiupts,Basioghill-street. Attorney, Mr. Top-
' ping, Barileit'e-baildage, &beim: •
Thomas-TM, Matter; Kist, brow and shopkeeper, December 1,
at eleven..B, at. test.andJa*nary 5, at twelve, at the Court of
Cominibsioners d Jiankrupts, BasinehalLotreet. Attorney, Mr.
• Cole, Chaska Elackfriars-road.
Ralph Verne, Metter, diistsire 'Joseph Langford, Manchester,
and John 'HAMA!, ROworth, berbyskire, Merchants, December
8,12. and Jaaiiary 5. at two, at Wbjte's Hotel, Manchester.
Attorniet, Messrs. Perkins and Co.. Gray's lan-square; Mr.
Levkas, MancheMer; or Messrs. Lingsrd and Co. Heaton Norris.
'mania .jun. BirtesiOtton, Worcestershire, coppice-wood
dealer, Deeember 5, d, sod Januaryl, at elevel, at the Feathers
Inn, Ledbery. Attornies, Meters. Clarke and Co. Chancery-
! lane; or Mr. Joseph Allen Higgins, Ledbury, Herefordshire.
.tohn Moss, TotMUltreet, Westminster, shoemaker, December 5,
at eleven, 12, at ten, and January 5, at eleven, at the Court of
Commissioneriof Bankrupts, Basingliall-street. Attorney, Mr.
I Fat is, Surrey-street, &rand.

Mr. F. Buniu moved for a Retutn of the Number of Govern.
man Slaves (with their respective age and sex) at the time of the
capture of the island of Mauritius; also the number at provost,
specifying the reason of their decrease.—Ordered.
Colonel TORSION presented a Petition from the principal Maws.
facturers of a town in the County of Gloucester, praying for a Re.
peal of the Corn Laws.—Ordered to be printed.
Mr. Woosseusa moved for a Return of County Rates throughout
England, for the year ending March, 1826.—Ordered.
General Gascovux moved for a Return of the Amount of Re.
venue derived from Stamps from the year 1825, to October 3,1826 s
distinguishing those under sixpence and those above.—Ordered.
Mr. W. Witten laid on the table a Treaty of Peace between his
Majesty the King of Ava and the King of Great Britain

THE LE ASE of a veryIiESIRABLE RESIDENCE,
handsomely FURNISHED, and adapted for the ' ACCOUTMO
dation, and St for the immediate Reception of a Gentleman:a Fa-
mily, situate in Pall-mall, overlooking Carlton Home Gardens;
congaing of an Entrance Hall, capital Dining Room, Gentleman's
Dressing Room, Lead Flat, and Terrace Walk at the end; Two
handsome Drawing Rooms, and Morning Rosin ma the First
Floor, with suitable Bed Chanahets and Dressieg-rosin. with other
conveniences; and an excellent range of domestic Mims.
To be viewed by Tickets, which, with Partianlam, max bg hid
of Mr. Robins, bio. 170, Regent-street.

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RICHMOND TERRACE, WHITEHALL.
TO BE LET OIL SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,
By Mr. ROBINS,
((X Marwick Roue, Regest4tnost,)

I Dee. 20, William Boiled, Altifochaat, Cheshire, calico Mans.
rectum, at eleven. at the Royal Hotel, Manchester, Lancashire.
Dec. 19, William Burbidge and Robert Burbidge, Birmingham,
'rocas, at twelve, at the Royal Hotel, Birmingham. Dec. 21,
,William Ford, Rader, nurseryman, at eleven, at the New London
lon, Exeter, Devonshire. Dec. 16, Joseph Braithwaite, Leeds,
Cloth merchant, at eleven, at the Court House, Leeds. Dec. 15,
Thomas Hodges, late of Wareham, Kent, dealer and chapman,
Scoot deceased,) at eleven, at the Saracen's Head Inn, Ashford,
Der.. 15, John Garside Neville, Sheffield, victualler, at
eleven, at the Commercial Inn, Shelleid. Dec. 18, James Jones,
Cheltenham, Glouceitershire, boot and shoemaker, at eleven, at
jibe Fleece Hotel, Cheltenham. Dec. 11, John Dent, Stone, Staf-
fordshire, dealer and chapman, at ten, at the Unicorn Inn, Stone.
Dee. 22, John GresmWell and Robert Oreenwell, Sherburn.mill,
Sherbura, Durham, millers, at twelve, at the Waterloo lon, Dur-
ham. Dee. 19, George Browne and Henry Browne, Liverpool,
merchants, at twelve, at the George Inn, Dale-street, Liverpool.
Feb. 2, James Penny, Lymingtoo, Hants, ironmonger, at eleven,
at the Greyhound Inn, Mandford Krum, Dorsetshire. Dec. 18,
Thomas Cooke and John Cooke, Cheltenham, Gloucestershire,
upholsterers, at eleven, A the George Hotel, Cheltenham.

ZIMOTION RETURN FOR TREMONT. •
Mr. ABERCROMBY moved, that the names of
Messrs. M,Kinnon and Gordon should be erased from
the Records of the House. He was ready to prove that
the names of these two Gentlemen had been erroneously.
included in a Return for the Borough of Tregotiyoeith
the names of Dr. Lushington and Mr. J. Brougham, and
had thus constituted a false double Return for that
Borough. He felt confident that he would be enabled to
prove to the Eloise the inaccuracy as to the term double
.being applied to this Return, and the consequent neces-
sity for the alteration of the Records. In the ordinary
course of proceedings with regard to elections, a writ is
issued from the Crown Office to the Sheriff of the
county in which au election had been held; on receipt
of this writ the Sheriff issues his precept so the Return-
ing Officer of the district, who annexes the indenieres
of the candidates, and sends it back to the Sheriff, and
ise returns them with the writ to the Crown Office.—
This was the acknowledged mode of proceeding, and
howeier it had been stated otherwise, had been followed
in this instance with exactitude. No departure was
made from the usual routine ; the Sheriff had held, the
election by virtue oldie writ—had issued his precept,
and had 'emit with the annexed indentures of return
of Dr. Lushington and Mr. J. Brougham back to the
Crown Office. In this he had not erred from the path
of his duty ; but it was nevertheless very apparent that
great error bad been committed, and it became the
duty of the House to correct it. Two other indentures
were seat to the Sheriff a few days after, in which were
the' names of Mr. M'Kinnon and Mr. Gordon. These
indentures were made, not by virtue of the Sheriff's
precept, and conveyed in it insinuations that the elec.
tioa had been held not by virtue of the writ from the
Crown Office, but by virtue of the Saesiff's. own writ.
He paid no attention to these, but was content in merely
sending these indentures (which had been annexed to his
precept) to the CrOwn Office. The Sheriff, he affirmed,
never had considered it as a double return. On the con-
trary, he repudiated the idea, otherwise he would have
annexed these latter indentures to the writ. • lu the dis.
puted election return of Helstoa,the same occur s ewes bad
taken place. The,Sheriff on that occasion, had taken the
opinion of two eminent men in the law, and (not that be
Wished to censure them for it) their advice sva. less manly
than candid. They advised him to shift die onus of the
proceeding from his °wit Shoulders to those of the clerk
of the Crown Office. This was to be effected by sending'
all the papers connected with the election up to the
Crown Office, and the clerk there, on perceiving the in-
formal ones, would treat them as viaste parchment. 'He
(My. A.) did not approve of this latter plan, since there

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Boras, with Rooms and' Loft over.
To be viewed by Tickets only, which, with Partilas.lan, may
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" Domes et plaeens" mor."—Hosa.
Thy house, and (in the cop of life, • "
That base -drop) thy pleasing wife.
lIAPYINESS " the gay to-morrow of the mind" is
insured by marriage; di the strictest tie of perpetial Friend-.
ship." is a gift from Haven, cementing Finnic With reasons, by
which, nys Johnson, "we approach in some degree at association
with celestial intellizence." -
Previous, however, to entering into this hallowed obligation, it
becomes an imperative duty, not only to regulate the passions, but
to cleanse the grosser nature from those impurities which the free-
dtion of unrestricted pleasure may have entailed upon it. To the
neglect of such attention, are attributable many of those hapless
instances which, while they excite the coasonisendeet of
holder, should also impress him with the fear of self= .
Luxurious habits will effentinize the body—a in the
triples will relax the elastic fibre—but more especially does the
premature infatuation of youth too frequently chempeonrise the 96-
total dignity into a state of inanities, from Whence the agonised
sufferer more than doubts the chasm of relief. To all suck then,
we address ourselves, offering hope, energy.. InVteldar strength,
felicity ; nor will our advances appear questionable sanctioned M.
they are by the mohiplied proofs of 90 years' successful emeriti:to.
-The easy cares of married life are sometimes disturbed by the
auspeasioe of those blessings which coueentrate the noptial wreath,
—for the female habit is often constitutionally weak..—yet l Mae ,
strengthened, and deficient energy improved into Copulas! polies.
In every case of syphilitic intrusion, as well as in eirery relaxation
el the generative economy, we pledge our. ability to curd nbeed•
416 with effect. &mutely solicitous to expel the unfeeling einpe
front the position so presumptuously takes up, we deflate from
skr.ll principles with less hesitation; and confident in oar own
inctourahle integrity as Members of the College of flartanale_._, we
refer the sutPring community of either Sex (especiallY those entering
into matrimonial life) at once to our bootee, where daily attendant
is given for personal consultation ; and letters from the country are
it, mediately answered ; these must costal& a remittance for Advite
and Medical e, which can be forwarded to any part of the world,
however dittant. 0
GOSSend Co. M.R.C. Surgeon
No. 11. Homeric-street, Fleet-mime. Linden.
&Worn published (Seventeenth Adition), 1. The Saes of Lire,
s familiar Commentary on the above Diseases. lnd, HYGELIKA,
addressed reclusively to the Female Sex. May be had at 16,
Pnoces.qrmt, Soho; 174, Fleet-street ; 4, Catherine-street, Strand ;
Itherwocd, Gilbert, and Piper, :O. Paternooterrew ; and Chapple,
6-4 P..11.mi11, Leaden ; Porter, 72, Grafton-street ;
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CERTIFICATE/.-Dam 15.

. Matthew Jegon Turner, Gomel, Ireland, merchant, end No. 72,
London Wall. Thomas *eke; otherwise Thomas allecket,.late
of Wanes :or, coach proprietor and general merchant. John
'Galleanore, jun. and John Foster, Ardwick, Manchester, calico
primers. Auguste L'Ange, Sktrburia.lane, merchant. John
Liddell, Huddersfield, Yorkshire, boot and shoemaker. Francis
Kennedy, Kingstoo.nra-Hull, linendraper. Wi lisua Benham,
Old Trinity House, Rater-lane, ship insurance commission agent,
and factor, William Goodale, now or late of Derby, silk throw-
stet and mlnufacturer. Samuel Shaw • sent**, Manchester, mer.
chant. Charles Huainan: Hull, Cl:ester, tanner and timber
merchant. James Pavey, 'Staines, Middlesex, draper. Samuel
Hodgson, Hebden-bridge, Halifax,Yorkskire, iroafounder. &owe!
Hart, Bradford, Wiltshire, clothier. James Grisioo Norwich,
bricitlayit. Jeremiah John Kelly, Lower Shadwell, coal merchant.
William Dickinson, Lad4ane, Cheapside, silkoun. Peter William.
sun Dunsvile, Manchester, dealer.

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General Weekly Average of the Price of British Corn, which
governs Importation', made up to the 17th.of November.
Wheat 575.. 64.1 Oats 3os. 3d. 1 !loans 34e. 34.
Barley Us. 64. 1 Rye 40s. 04. 1 Peas 555. 54L
"The Average Price of &own or Sluscovado Sugar. coroputsd
from the Returns made in the Week ending the 324 day of
Nov. 1226,1 s 401. 10ed. per cwt. exclusive of the duties of Cue.
tome paid or payable thereon oci the importation thereof.

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