of the Princess Victoria.

15 —Observing.that the Reform Association are causing several petitions to he taken round to the different housekeepers and occupiers Of cellars, for signature, with the title of the petition, for which they are said to be intended, written in pencil at the top of each sheet, an

DJEDVNItAsIITA, 0 , N , / A. Mait.Pr, For freight or passage, having very superior accommodations. apply to SAN DIIACH, TIN N E, ant Co. __..---,----;-------.

es of TAILOR and DRAPER, at N 0.3, Cases-street, Clayto uarg, and having engaged an experienced London Forema r he feels confident of giving satisfaction' to such gentlemen as may favour him with their patronage. 3, Case,-street, Clayton-spare.

Sugar, an,. the sale 4 are 600 bads 8.P., without any change bi prices. 000 bags Bengal , have been disposed of. at former rates. .la Mauritius no sales reported. In Foreign Sugar, 12u chests middling. white Brazil were sold at 01s, and 130 chests brown at Llsper ewt.—Ptie deman

24th; and Tit u RSDAY, the 25th instant, at Elevm o'clock precisely each day, on the Premises; No. 25, Nelson -street, Great George , square—by order of the Exeeuton, genuine and excellent HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, a capital Six-octave Square Piano-furte, with all the additional impr

A: in , t i h t e ic 2 h d t , i ( i j o a ri y a o - t; ocun:, Liverpool, Mr 1 o a l t d e s n i ' x s, o tti c e it l e i k eh i l L n s o t n ip t e l Evening, subject to the Conditions then to be produced, Lo I D WELLING-HOUSE; situate on the south side • • Claremont•lroye,.

precisely, at his Room, 31, Church-street, 4LAUGH QUANTITY of LOZENGES, tic., comprising' 'Pink, Ginger, Transparent, Lemon. Ipecacuhana, flore- Aimind, Black Currant, an'd ether Lozenges, Pink Jujubes, lte fined Juice, Acid Drops, Carraway and - Coriander Comfits. Also sundry S

Lord ASHBURTON. on . presenting a petition, signed by many of the bankers, merchants, and others of the metropolis, including several men of science, on the subject of the Postoffice, said that it was a matter well worthy of their lordships' consideration. He concurred in the pr

Mr. HARVEY begged to ask the - n - o" - 1;le lord whether he was prepared to state to the house the form of the motion he should submit to the house on Thursday next on the subject of churchrates? Lord JOHN RUSSELL said it was his intention to postpone the motion from Thursday n