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London, England, 1826-04-19 00:00:00

CIIEVA4.IIIR RUSPINI'S MEDICINE&

ITHE CHEVALIER RUSPIHI begi to inform the
1 Tightlity, (hoary, and the Public, that be has appointed 111 t.
ruaar.es aa'tso, 4. Chegidde, Agent for the Sale of Ids Me-
clicinet, the penwilts sad Tincture for Beautifying and Pre-
serving the Teeth Ind Gums, and fastening those Teeth that are
louse ; bis Elixir fur curb* the Teetts-ache • and the Balsamic
litYPtic for sopping alf Bleedings external and internal. They are
vrepafed by the Cuevas**. front the original Beetle of
Ms ?suet

Sold by Butler% Moles, 4, Cheepl44e, terser 6f Sc.
Loaded ; M, ftleivtlie.r__tpublis; sad 73, Princr's.atrert,
fidinbtktgb ; Smyth sod New Benslamet;
"4 4cPrittaipai Walk* •I'dege t:201111.-hate4KW441."'
87 The shove Illedie=be vise, Wine the Name
mdie await", J. a k ebstavetleallhe Government
an vitLela It gttatbed isomit in Bog Bettie.

GOlden-square.A -
eon Rogers. King-groat. WertlidtkishCesiine-nsaaufisturei,'
April LS.* eleven, May * and ith ae tirelm, at the Oren et
.oammildensre of Bankrupts. fit. Attorney, Sir:.
,prinees.sareet, &Yard now
Ledbury. Herefordshire, grazier, April 20, 21, and
.- 40. at Omen, M the Plumy of Feathers Inn. Lidhstry.
'Mardi's, Mr. James Gregg, lietillary ; or Ni. Serf/heft,
Garden.eoert. TeMple.
' Benjamin Walker Yarit, earthenware-manatacturer, April U, at.
siz,llll, at ten, Walker,
May 30, at two, at the Coen-house, Leeds.
Atternies, Mr. Makinson, Middle Temple; or Mr: T. F.Fodea,
Leeds.
James Whhehead; Denshaw, Torketire, woonea.manufastureri
May 5,6, at two, and 30, at dna, at Whites Hotel, Mrackamerr.
Attornies. Mr. Thomas H. Bawer, Chancery-lane ;or Meuse.,
Owen and Co. Maacitester.
William Teems, Sherberne.tane Lonsbard.street, mine-ageut,
April U. May 11. and 30, at elimea; at the Court et 47e0Aib•
slaters 0 Bankrupts, Basinghall-street. Attendee, Messrs. Maher
and Co. Holbora.court„ Gray's Inn.
Jonathan Haworth, Manchester, varaishinanafacturer, May 0,0,
and 30, at one, at the Star Inn, Manehedter. Anomie*, Mesas;
Elie and Co.'Chancery-tare ; or Hirai and Co. Manchester.
MIMI Nebel% Manchester. timber.mirrehont. May 10, 11, sad
IS, at two, at the Royal Hotel, MemAteiter. Attornles, Messrs..
Adlington and Co. Redford-row;, et Messrs. Morris and Co
Msracissater.
.
Frodsrkk Von Roy, Kinptess-opms-Halt, istercham,May 1,2,
and 10, at one, et the Deg and Duck Tavern. KinptonAspon-HoU.
Aweenles. Meson. Hicks and Co. Graf* Ina.square ; sr Messrs.
libimjnd Co. 11.11.
Ma WI blearinan, Newport, Isle Of Wight, mercer, May 1,11,
WWI 91.aideves, at the Guildhall, Newport. Attorniee, KR
Caesium Newport ;or . Messrs. Hahne and Co. New inn.. •
Wiiiims Smarm*, ma. Eccleatoe' lAnusbdra. cosal-Prordeter. May
*3. and 30, at twelve, at the. George Inn, Liverpool. Attornies,.
Mr. Gandy. Liverpool ; or Mr. k. Chester, Staple Inn.
Thomas PA Usedosetericer, Mayl, t, and $O, at ten. at the
Rayalllieui and Wow water Arms Inn. Manchester.- At-
, tern*. Waft WWI sat Temple ;or Mr. Kershaw, Man.

demur.
hams Mils" Cock.Breek.Mill, Ashten.under.Lyne, mitten-
spinnsr, April IS, May 1, and 30, at nine, at the Star lan. Maw;
chtelet. Anoraks, Messrs. Hard and Co. Temple; or Mr.
&Aden. Maachester.
Itiebaad can, ?mime. Lancashire„ cern dealer, May 21, at eve.
It. sad U. at eleven, at the Ogee of Mr. Woodburn, PCIfStOO.
Anemias. Mr. Norris, Joke-street, Bedford-row ;*, Mr.
Wonikera, Prest__ _
_on.
Thous Trent. Ringstemb.reati,Reasan.omaient:inanetacteree.Aprit
$2. lit Wm/ >M lad../4a7 So► at ft% at * ODIOn Of Colt?
tvieslanws et Bookiepts. BudashalLstaset. Attorney. WI
JAwto,Chatleate.etmet. illusrevegsare.
Wigs Baidtgo. Awns litadellik end Samuel Radcliffe, kick.
sere, Chubb% esaaos.roomfoiram, May 0. 10. and 30, at
ig,esis at as Hod lass leo. Booms Nerds. Anemias, Mr.
Back. Verelarobraigings, Gray's inn ; or Mews. Lingard and
Co. Haan* Marie, Lancashire. - -
hews bask. Beissel, coal.nserchant. April 111, Mays, and 30, at
one, at the *Conomercial.rooms, Briscoe. Anoraks, Messrs.
Beirdillen and Co, Bread.street. Charge; er Massrs. Bevan
and Co. Bristol.
Joie Reed Barns, Bristol. wheelwright. April U, U. and May 30;
at sae, at the Commercial.roomey Bristol. Attendee, Messrs.
' Poole and Co. Gray's len.aqwwe.l, et Mr.likety Davis, Bristol.
Catherine Omega Chapman, Torquay. DenmWre linudraPlors
April Vt. Off, and May 30, at twelve. at the Globe Ina. Newton
Abbot. Anomie', Mr. Paranoia Pearce, grortea Basher; or
Mr. MMus Cukheth Pearce, Plower? 1140, Old Bmad.street.
Obed nein Browne, Nallawartil. Gleuestershire, cieth.manufac-
tem, Aprilll7, et twat', U, at eleven, and gay 110, at twelve,
at the IrWel Ins, Redbormigh. Anoraks, Meows. Saw sad
Co. Tetbery ;or Messrs. Das and Co. Gray'. Inn. •
John Borten and. Matthew Bones, Chariestiorth, Derbyshire,
cotten.spiesers, May 10,11, sad 30, at eleven, at tbi Star Inn,
Manchester. Anoraks, Mews. Urfa and • Ce. Cliancerpinne r

es Mr. Lansdale. Manchester.
John Roach. Fordittebridge, Sonthampton, Han-draper, April 29.
May 3, and 30. at ten, at the Kings Arms Inn, Wimborne.
Minster. Attornies, Mr. Edward Castleman, Wiashorne
Minster; or M. G. Stephens, Carey-at. Lincoln's Inn.fields. .
James Westbrook, Rune &Wood, Somenetshire, saek-ntasufac-
twerp April 21, at twelve, at the White Hart Inn, Bath, 29, and
May 30, at three, at the George Inn, Trowbridge. Auernies, Mr.
James Hartley New fit. Blackfriars; er Mr. Henry
Miller, Freenkrweed.
John Wilson. -street, St. George, Bloomsbury. ma.
asamdacturer, April 21, at eleven, May 2, and 30, at ten, at the
Coon of Consmissieners of Bankrupts, Basinghall-street. At-
torney, Mr. Dawste. Bysnond's Inn, Chance:rinse.
DBOLARATIONS OF INSOLVIDICY.
Benjamin Gray. Manchester. eesten.epianer, is is insolvent dr.
eamstances end enable to meet his engagements with his ere-
alters.— Filed Aril 15.
Jelin Jenkins and John William Crattendes,Wapping High.etreet,
lightermes, are in insolvent Circumstances and unable to meet
their engagements with their crediten..-1111114. April 11.

DIYIDRNDS to be made In BASlNGHALfArrititim
May 5, William Borger' and James Tibia, New Bead-street,
bankers, at twelve. May 9, James Webster Rai Geddes Wimp."
Tower-street, merebants, at eleven. May S, Jabs Hama, Clare-
street, Clare-market, limn draper, at tea. May 9,
sea, Barmen's Head, Friday-street, tavern keeper, maims. May
Asa Bevan and Mary Brown HO, straw bat atanaletarars,
at tea. May 9. William Woodford Sinkb. Malbsra.bilit r k mer-
cer, at fen. May SO. James Sandwell, Hexteo,
Viettligkfi, at nine. May Jain Dyer wad islet Swarm, Gravel-
lane, Heandsditeb, weal staplers, at sieves. Apell IS, Jabs
Thompson and William Walker, Wolveritamptea, drapers, at lea.
May 0, Means Bee, iblekinshani, banker, at Amelia.
CERTIFICATBB—Mav

Bdwud Johnston. Anthony Adsnissnoad Men limps, Wlslte-
haven, bankers. Masan !plow. svis. sad William Ingelow.
lice. Boston, Lincolnshire. bankers. William Whits.- Deal, Kent,
banker. Moles Cross, Listigste-sirees.viensolisr. Inaba) Busk,
Ashurick, enmersetshirsolealer and einem& Ramada assuchell,
George...tress, Asklphi. diamond asseehast. Ovid Unarm.
Wells-row, Illiodrotrot. Islington, Omahas. Edward 'Shirley,
Park-times, 11141Nlelle bogTsar. SO.e. BA Bourn,
Bourn Lin-
colnshire. EOM =BMW& Lieweltin Watkins Williams, Fleet-
,street, tavern to ps& Jahn Fusels Pairbalris. Bedford-row,
Covina-garden. assetinnese. Asses Gaimennn. Elderwreet,Spital-
fields, silk amisfactorer.

PA !ITN CRS If I Plll. DISSOLVED.
winirm Sunnier and J. Uratberton, Nantnich, Cheshire, eat-
' raters. George Fea rroft aseritley sad John Oldham, Stockport,
Checking. hat snanufactertas. John Ds& and Tema nine,
Very Saint Mann*, Soleil, ostlers. Limey Prieberd anti
Henry Prichard, jets. *WO, eeleensen. Peter Rhodes and
Thou. Rhodes, lisrinensiser-atteet. leather, weal, and steins
factors. Rant Ray anti OVAIr Parker, Preis n 4 sawn sad
,hitegs. 'gime itelineesks. WilSain &Aims, end John Congo's*.
natsainy• 4 liambastat,batv.,lll far all reprds John Concioc.t.

consideration tharmost important subject during the
present year. If the Noble Earl were one of those, who
looked upon the Corn Laws as a most sacred part of
the Con►titution, the delay woold excite no astonish-
ment; but, sensibly as that Noble Earl spoke on all
subjects, he had never displayed more sense and judg-
ment than in the opinions which he bad expressed re.
specting those laws, whenever he had entered upon the
subject. It was not, therefore, from want of a know-
ledge of what ought• to be done, that the Noble Earl
hesitated to proceed ; but from some cause, the mystery
of which had not yet been explained to the House.
That the delay was attended with mischief, however,
was evident.. It 'was not even humane to leave the
question unsettled—for, as long as it was not decided,
the two rim classes of landholders and consumers
remained in oppoiiition, as if it were left to be
fought out between them—imputing to each other, not
the real opinions which they entertained, but the ex-
.treme of those opinions. The longer the delay, the
stronger was the delusion. The Petitions with which
their Lordships table was crowded, sufficiently express
the keenness of the public feeling on that subject ; and
indeed in their desire to have the Corn Laws altered or

-abolished, the public were sanctioned by the example
of his Majesty's Ministers themselves, who in throwing
open all kinds of trade', had for some reasons OWL.
plained made this solitary, exception to their efforts
-..agaihtst n;lottgicflies. Neither was this conduct just or
complimentary to thellanded interest. For it seemed
to say/ you are so ignorant and so obstinate, that we'
despair of the possibiliti of convincing .you. He did
not know what stock of corn there might be, in the
country. but if it should prove deficient, a crisis would
arrive far. mare injurious to the landed
_proprietors than
st change in the Corn Liws would have been—a crisis,
or which his Majesty's Ministers would be probithly as
unprepared_ as they were on a late, occasion, when the
tempest rose in the mercantile world : though, consider-
ing the number- of Petitions lying before them, they
would not be able to shelter themselves as they had
done on that occasion, wider the excuse that, the crisis
r was one which nobody could anticipat —Caere the
Earl of Limtuoot,. said across the table, that he had
never represented the crisis as unexpected, having, on
the contrary, anticipated lend warned the public against
it from his place in the House.)--The declaration made
by the Noble Earl dating the last Session (continued
Lord Calthorpe), was intended to guard the public
against she ides that if. they embarked In wild speculations they
sbnuld have the aid or Government if they failed ; but bad that
Noble Earl or any of kis Colleagues said anything which could tend
tp prepare dm minds 'of men for such a *crisis as bad taken place ?
asould, in the reseal unsound state of the Cora Laws, something
arise productive of calamity, let the Noble Earl remember that he
bad bad a mom distinct and decided warning. With respect to the
Petitioners, be believed theta to be, like himself, actuated by mo-
tives for the public good, for there was no greater fallacy than that
which asserted that the interests of two great parties in the State
must of necessity be andlicting.--The Petition having been read;
The Earl of LIVERPOOL said, that after so unpro-
voked and unfounded an attack on his Majesty's Mi-
nisters, their Lordships would forgive him if he said a
few words on the subject. -As to his former opinions,
be could not say whether the Noble Lord had stated
them correctly or incorrectly, but he had no difficulty
in referring to the most authentic records which existed
of them, that it might be ascertained what they were.
In the course of the last Session he had certainly de-
clared that the subject of the Corn Laws ought to be
reviewed by Parliament. He bad also explained the
different alternatives which it would be fa Parliament
to consider. That was the opinion of the Committee of
NU, who reported in favour of the present system
merely as temporary, and that the subject required
further consideration. Every thing which had occurred
since bad confirmed him in that opinion, and in the
belief that important alterations ought to be malle. But
he had lived long enough is the world to know that
those who wished most sincerely and effectually to at-
tain their object, must look to time and circumstances
before they set about their enterprise; and he did not
consider the present period one in which, with such an
object in view, thesis's:don ought to be brought before
Parliament.. He had also seen enough of Parliamentary
life to be aware that no greater injury could possibly be
done to a caste than to press it at a moment when it was
not likely to prove successful. Whatever the merits of a
cause might be, there were times when it might be agi-
tated, and times when good sense and discretion pre-
scribed delay. In this instance he had done what he con-
ceived was the best for the interests at the causeand of the
community, and his °pinto!) was confirmed by most
otheis. If the Noble Lord entertained a &Velem opinion,
he might hair introduced the subject himself ; but to ex-
pect.that front him (rh; Zorl of L.) 4fter the sentiment.,
w!licb he haJ ezpressA witis n 4 teas..nohle. The Noble

..

" Mules gemens ignondniam plagasque superb!
the conquering hero of the Canada Corn Bill. Be understood that
It was the intention of that Noble Bares friends is institute a
Altdmesbury Club, in imitation of the Pitt Club, to celebrate the de-
feat of that unfortunate Bill.
The Earl of MALMESBURY had an act of justice
to perform towards his Majesty's Ministers. Though
the landed interest suffered much from the delay, and.
from having such a question suspended over them, he
must adniu that ibe present was not the moment for
discussing it., There were circumstances which justiied
that delay, although the state of public feeling was
agitated by it, an agitation -which the speech of the
Noble Baron was not caleulAted to dimini.h. He also
admitted that he had opposed the Canada C. oin Bill ;
bet that for allowing the inttodartiogej Alpo4 embed received
Ids support. And to inch 4 wen re, 0.4 y Ilkort .00411.0 ed. lea* is
ease of necessity, be spends edd have no obiecties, as semen already
.part of the present spa.. and" was hater eakwitted than any
thing else to hoer an equal Odom
The Alcides was then laid spas the table.
Lard KING presented a Nikko front the Carporetion of Tafs
has at. Glasgow, against the Corn Laws.--tedd ets the tabk.—Ads.

1101.182 OF COM mows
Mr. Allerma WOOD resumed a Padden kw the Wetermeek.
of the liver Thames against the Bill for the Prevention of trig
kith,* oat Boats; and alio against the Regulations tif the same Bill
to prevent their plying on Sundays. He thought they were a Ileac
of men who dawned the attention of the House.
Sir I. COFFIN supported the Petition, ts many of the Peti-
timers bad served with great credit in the Navy.
Mr. C. CALVERT reminded the House of the nonserotts acct.
dents which had taken place ota Sundays. itt passing to and front
Blekaanad, and other places on the banks.of the Mans* arisinip
from the want of experienced pee to manage the boats.
Sir R. Mimes mid Mr. ilavissaa spoke in favour of
theleittitiAttien was laid on the table and ordered to be printed..
Mr. Alderman WOOD presented a Petidon from several trades- •
men whose property would be materially injured by the improve-
ments abets Marin-Criss, and praying that their veltnewes
mi=tt be examined before the Committee on the Bill to tbst AL•et.
—&ferred to the Committee.
Mr. FLRMING presented a Petition from an individual, a
Member of a Best* Society, called the " General Union,* spinet
the Benoit Society Bilk—Referred to the Commiuee on the MIL
, The Hon. Mxassaa also presented a Petition from the License{
Beall Beer Brewers of the town of Southampton, praying Mai
they might be allowed to sell table beer, from the sale of which at
present they were probibited.--Laid on the table.
Mr. CHABLIS* CALVERT moved fur several returns relating
to the quantity of Tobacco and Snuff that had been-implores. pert
paid duty) into the United Kingdom, from Jan. S. 11125. to April
5, 1826, distinguishing the Raw Tobacco from the Mairufaitnted.
—Ordered.

Sir R. VIVIAN presented a Petition from .the Mayon, Bur-
*emu, and alien; of erns of Falmouth, in fainter of -the
Debtor and Creditor BUL—Ordered to be primed- -
Mr. HONETIWOO presented a Petition from •Ilyikie, in the
01
count). of
_lmes =against any alteration in the Corti Laws.
—4ned to be
Siniilar Petidews were weaned from Glamorgan, by Sir C.
Cosa; from NeWport. Havant, Portsmouth, Puritan, Pctete.
held, and Christchurch, lit der county of llama, by Mr. Jammu,:
kom Burford, in Oefotsishite, froonAbadeas, from Kincardine,
in Scotland; fres Limes*, Lauth, South Holland, ramtevak •
Dover, Aebboorna Dartinekaod Reelestyre
The Petitions werolaid sto the table, and saluted to be panted.
Mr. HOBLIOUSB preempted two Petitions from the Operative
Rope-*hers elan Part, and Item the Joiners and Carpaiten of
the City tR Leaden, pn foe a repeal of tbe Cern Laws. The
Men. Member repea that .tbe simple el the City of London
would be imitated ibreighata the amen y.—Ordered to be prised.
Mr GEO. ROBINSON presented a Agatha PCSatiga from. Nee-
tbamptan.—Ordeted to be printed.
M.' GRANT presented a Petition from the Freeholds,.,
Commiseitmenef Soggy end, others, of the town of Sutherland,
spina ray. &keratin' it ibe Banking Spina of Sembode—Roe
(erred to the Conimittea
Skellar 'bedtime were presented front three places is the county
of Perth.—Referred to as Clniiimiller•
Mr. R. SMITH presented a Petition fres the town of Liocein,
praying that serer Pranakie might be ea:ended a the WM
of Lincole.—ardoied se be printed.
Mr. BULBS slid stet he had k ip contemplates to king its a.
an on
attiece:pe, Whisk be feared, however, he should tilt be
'able to Mrsiketioo.
Mr. CUR EIS premenal a Midas bent Hawley, in Ike rep*.
of flaisez, against Vinery end tie Blades of tbe Doty ea
Free Labour Sugar.—Ordered to to prioted.
Similar Petitions were premoted frees Trowbridge. Item lbat
Royal Burgh of Beast bland, from tbe Rsiyal Burgh of. Slop%
from Great Torrington, front Wilts% Dimwit Waliallgs
The Petitions were laid ea the tabk, and etikred bag___
CONTEibIoT ezll 'CNA wean.
Mr. HUME restaged * Pet6too 19,0 *Ai iledisii**)
of the sass ut Williaw Richat4say, h.. 4 lists ,06.
fined for a Wm period in lro:It Castle kr eimimems of