the pri pared I lerb inluded during allay* Morbid Irritation, and feverish Action the Lungs; wl Ovymel promotes gentle pe< toration.—'lliesej roiubincdopcrntionsjiak-r restored Asthmatic Invalids to perfect health, whose cases had been pronounced hopeless, witness those of Mm. t

Recapitulation of the sentences of prisoners tried at Death.— Michael M'Dmmell, Joseph Allen,* Samuel Wain, wright, ami George Summer. trans/noted fourteen years —Thomas Percival, John Shales, George Leech. To be transported seven years.— Samuel Xcedham, James Wooiiworth, Josep

to coii-iTiissionc-rs the said aain.d, or m. part them, on the second, , ai d twenty-1, dava of May i.cxl, the Sal lon, Man ht-i.r .it\ires.id, at nine o'clock in the forenoon eneti of.ihe -aid days, anil a fail discovery and di his estate and ■ ■sr S' when where t>rs are to com

HOUSE OF LORDS, Monday, April 81. Lord Sidnumth laid before the Home his Circnl.tr Letter against the publication Blasphemy Sedition, which pn.duced short comer-aiion. Lord Lauderdale thought the case to the Attorney and Solicitor -Generals -houM laid before the House, well tb i

is with emotion-, of the profoundest regret, (and which (fee pn M ,t moment pervades al! rescript inn this plnce), that it has devolved upon U s »<> r-u(ld to the annals ot' human depravity, occurrence and heart-rending- a hvit> e within the cotnpasr* our avdarinus-mbberif and ~

, h ('.m* acted.*' nvo years; by Miss }....,voRA. v l>urtlaDJTWiiVii to W ' * ' ' '> J *' street, er. _ , ■* WW 1»— Melo-Drume, call, d .... . i i si. No. . at u.n.d Places.' Guinea?) • * •m r'VS lb* Dwelling-House - MR. t'; -s entered into this known, who ' TI.ETWO House by app

West in'dieB4 Lancaster, from Ilnrhattid ifndefra, with hhds ttw 3I I* 39 bags cotton jackage* old copper hags ginger 449 bags Barton, Irlam and Hi.it 2.1 hhds 111 iii ."i coffee box sweetmeats TO war Nelson ami Adam, lOiei do Hughe*, Dun ail and Co. bales cotton 2 hi/. : sweetm

Coliite William, hardware merchant, Kilmarnock—a state of the bankrupt's funds, and scheme of division, in hishandsfor inspection, till April 27. M'GavinJohn, accountant, Glasgow—his accounts with state the bankrupt's affairs, will lie at his counting-house, Glasgow, for inspect

hare been favoured with the following sketch, the principle of which we highly approve, and recommend to the attention of the county, as measure, under all circumstances, desirable, and particularly so at the present moment. learn with great pleasure that at a meeting of respect

')f the practice, the same cause which opera'ed to increase Rates rendered them unable to col lei rents. They were consequently exposed to 'he manifest injustice paying the Poor Rates as a direct tax, and also contributing, by loss their rents, two three times its amount to main