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- . 1 " ----- . , --, i__. 1A...._, _ , _Az., ..). .2 te_ _ (. . / F1 le /(/ / 1 - ir .„4--, / ~. /_„" 7 / -/ ,k,G - 1- 47 • --"..-.. , . ak. • • , + t . 1 1 ... . • ---" ,.1111.. i n IA . ~• ir • -- . ,- .. , • _ ~.. ...) A _. if. .......4 - ..._ ' • _ v - Illb • ~ /;,;./ey-3, No. 7,074. THE LONDON, MADEIRA, and BARBADOES STEAM-PACKET COMPANY. Capital 14/11,04111M. in Shares 011001. each. for Shane in this Company to be made, past-paid, .Ifltt: Solicitor, Charlotte-row, Mansion-bowie, on or be. fin we&aAty next. SALES BY AUCTION. gust 20: 27. and September 24, at eleven, at the Bankrupt's Court. Solicitor, 111 r. T. Jones, King's Arms-yard, Coleman. str:et, RALPH ROSSI, Harp-lane. Tower.toreet, wine-merehant„ An- feml . 2o, 27. and September 24. at twelve, at the Benkrupes Court. Solicitors, Alessrs. Kirkman and Rutherford, Cannon. mama. Joust BA %trout, Egham. Surrey, baker, August 111. 13, and September 24, at twelve, at the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitor, Mr. Burton, Queen-square, Bloomsbury. DIVIDENDS. Sept. 3. Peter Paytn Good, Claptou, inturarcr.broktr, at twelve. at the Bankrupts' Court.—Sept. 3. John John.ol aluit James I)avies, Ferry-wharf, Vauxhall, coal-merchant, at tleven;^a: the Bankrupts' Court.—August 20. Thomas Sparks and John Bailey, Chsndos..,areet, Corent.garden, dra_pers, at twelve, at the Bank ! rupte Court.—Sept. 13. Richard Drury, Shrewsbu•y, furrier. et eleven, at the Fox Inn, Shrewsbury.—Sept. 27. Itoutc Chehenham, plumber and glazier, at eleven, at the Office of John Mead= Croat!, Cheltenham. SUBSTANTIAL AND NEWLY BUILT FIRST-RATE PREMISES FOR TRADE, OXFORD-STREET, NEAR REOENT-STREET ; Land Tax Redeemed. By Messrs. DAWSON and CAFE, At their spacious Rooms, (heat Marlborough-street, TO-21ORROW, at 12, EXTENSIVE LEASEHOLD PREMISES, with an excellent Show Sbnp, situate iu the most preferable part of Oxford-street, within a short distance from Regent-street. The premises comprise five spacious airy bed-chambers, two lofty draw ing rooms, communicating with folding doors ; ground floor, a very excellent show shop, counting-house, and parlour, TA feet deep ; basement—kitchen, warehouses, cellars, private emraoos, and every other requisite accommodation. Held for a term, at a low rent. May be viewed till the Sale, with tickets only, which, with par ticulars, may be had of Messrs. Dawson and Cafe, Great Marlbo rough-street. sauced upon them ; but ha lent him twelve pet not more than one-third of their value `if they had Prisoner—Will you swear that it was me wilt rinits ? Witness Raid he had no doubt of it. A fir articles ( which w i tness prodused) were pledged witness sho we d t h em to a working jeweller name employed by Mrs Hawley, jeweller, of the Ste many of the principal jewellers mud atone-set who examined them, and said there was no doe real pearls. A few days ago Mr. Haslin at him, and said' that he had some artificial ) Mr. Hawley. of the Strand, who had receive foreigner ; and he tMr. Hamlin) was of opinic ear-rings which witness had shown him some merely artifice! pearls, hrouglt by some secret pre real pearls. Mr. Malin again examined the eat-1 that they were mock peals, and that their intrinsi more than one shilling. On Friday morning thi again upon him (witness), and effered a bosom-p the mock pearls. to pledge for 148., but he refused gave Information of the fraud at the office. Jul said that he toot the prisoner into custody, and fa !western the morocco case of pearls, bracelets, ear , I &e. which lie then produced. The Magistrates observed, that the artificial ao real pearls, that they should not have known the The priaoner, who, during the examination o 'maws appeared a good deal agitated, was observe abont his fob-pocket, and betraying mutt aneasin The Mstrates (Sir GEoloE FaIIRANT pilled upon him to give some account of hintaelA nation pt the conduct which had involved hint a Ile IhMketn brnkon and stated that I by a French gentleman of great respectability, n dispose of the peals. Ile produced a card, on s written and 'study printed, M. Fleulard, No. If Atria, and No. 2, Newman -street, Oxford-street. Mr, DYER asked the prisoner how he came to proseeuor that the ad-rings were real pearls lemnly declared, that he :serer was in the prose Friday, where he offered the pia to pawn. He net i never n his life, he die'first (laughter). Ballard, the officer, asked the prisoner to produ Cites of property pledged by him at other patents' Prisoner—Mine God ! I have not got them. Bollard—You never tell a lie, why I saw you p fob-p ocket but a minute ago. Prisons —Did I ? lam sorry I did not know lie. The prisoner then took two papers out of his them to the officer, They were duplicates of pee at the shops of Mr. Lawton, of Greemstreet, and Mr. Bird, in Long-acre. The Magistrate expressed an opinion that m brokers had been sufferers by this artful scheme of his companions. Prisoner—Mine God ! Mons. Fleulard has a to hint by the King of France for making these I ant not the person who pawned the ear-rings, bu has got the duplicates, and can tell you who pal tell ine that he got a lady to pawn them. Magistrate—Does Mr. Fleurard employ any oil pose of the mock pearls for real ones ? Prisoner—No, Sir; but I forgot to say he t M. Duval. Sir GEORGE FaltßAßT—This scheme will cc projected pearl fishery (Laughter.) Mr. DYER asked the prisoner how the sham pi The prisoner said, that the scales of fishes wen Jews in this country and esported to France, an made of them. 013 NT R.IL AMERICA, (formerly called Guatemala). —Zeont - e is hereby given ' that the undersigned, Mews. Ber ate*, Haw. Richardson and Company, in exercise of the powers m agi to them by the Government of the Federal Republie of U t ral America, bearing date the 17th day of December, 1824, el: on Monday , the 22 d - day of August instant, at one o'clock 7 , at their office, No. 11, New Broad -street, proceed to tREAL for the SALE of CERTIFICATES of OBLIGA TIONS of the GOVERNMENT of the FEDERAL REPUB. bit' of CENTRAL AMERICA to the amount or One Million Four Hundred and Twenty-eight Thousand Five Hundred and Seventy- caw Pounds Eight Shillings sterling, bearing Interest at tasting of Six Pounds per cent. per annu. Parties desirous of as king proposal* for the purchase of the aforesaid Certificates of obliptiotst, are to do so by tender, to be delivered at the above nientiooed office between the hours of twelve sod one o'slock on the ail tad day of August instant. The form of the said Certificates of Obligations may be seen, and forms of the tender may be had on applicanon at the above-mentioned office on any day after the 11th day of August instant. No Tender will be received except in the prescribed farm, nor any noticed unless the parties or their spout auetd. BARCLAY, HERRING, RICHARDSON and CO. No. 11, New Broad-street, Aug. 10, I. t a Prier. corolla! ; n the last and 9, Charing.cross, few monthe. Four of £30,000, sod Four of £20,000, &c. Bc. And in the Lottery drawn lien July lust. I` n. 3 "*.-- - . 4'91.009 CERTIFICATES, STPT. 3. _ _.. .o. 1613 - John Henderson, Snap, Westmorland, corn-detder.—William No. 6,776 - - - £21,000 Wilson, jun. Banbury, Oxfordshire, wine-merchant.—Thotnas NEPTUNE BREWERY. LOWER SHADWEbb. No. 0,687 - - - .1."2,000 VALUABLE PLANT AND UTENSILS, FAST-SAILING Flaherty, Bath, tailor and draper.—John Guth, jun.. Shad Thames. No. 4,637 - - - £1,030 LIAI BOAT, TWO WHERRIES, AND EFFECTS. • Entitled to II Pipes of Wine. Southwark, corn-factor.--Joseph Booth, 'Manchester, inerthart.— By 31r. W. W. SI3IPSON, Anti seieral et h er Capitals ! Thomas Stride, Quarley. Southampton, dealer and eh:ionise—John On the Premises, TO .MORROW, and following day, at 12 pre-Brown, Exeter, eoachmaker.—George Biggs, Bradford, Wiltshire, al— —.l —_ . I. . - ._—_______--.- ek , bier. cisely, by order of the Proprietors, who ere relinquishing the FROM 844711RDAT NIGHT'S GAZETTE. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. Brewery Business, . --..trewsi.-•- Thomas Grime and Robert Dorman Battelle, Derby. mercers rIME Plant and Utensils are in excellent preservation, Farei Oilfor ugust 1, 1825. ...and deopers.—John Laidley and George Masthontl, WI-at-mt. .1. and comprise a seventy-barrel copper, with dome head, , The Williams, „li te mut appoint John Tar Wellelose-aq . uare, soap-tuanufacturers.--George II arthion and ' , vim chimney, and a forty-tive-barrel pan, wort and liquor en. ajesty fAmaisiory. Judge" ig aloggegiedles, Rt. James it-walk, Clerkenwell, cerpenters.-.Sarrreell _- • a trenty.quarter oak mash tun, with mashie machine 5 " .""`+' to ""' ""r ' mom of Edward Overly, Ai. deceased, to the several mixed Mona Were and Matthew Bridges, MVP!. solicitors.—Mary iocopiete ; horse-wheel, 16.4164 diameter, -ad e Commissions established! at Sierra Leone, ender the Treaties and Initial and Ellis Wignall,Ortuskirk, Lancashire ironmongers.— pair at Cologne malfailooes, copper. lesd, and iron pipes, Tanana cocks, fir liquor back, hop hack, underback, working squares and coolers, wand brick and Iron work, Yoe: Pavement , amen oak Conventions hetween his Majesty and . the King of the . Nether- John 'Welch and Thomas Eskrigge, Lancaster, tiinher.mereltants, lands, his Majesty and the Catholic! King, and his Majesty arid --Samuel Grimsbaw and Richard Gardner, heeds. thx.spinners.— his Mos t Faithful Majesty, for th e proven tin o f the illegal Thomas Birks, son. end Thomas Birks, jitn. illacktand's-lane. vats, from 10 to SO barrels each, excellent hr flooriag, partitions, traffick in *laves, and pursuant to the several Acts of Parliament Chelsea, candle-manufacturers.—Tabitha Leeds and Elizabeth res. and supports : Town-cart , a Foar-romu Dray, Counting. passed for carrying those Treaties and Conventions into effect. Martin, Pmed-street, Edgware-road, dress-makers.—Richard 41111 Fixtures and Effects. Oo the first day will be sold a fast-Railing Lug Boat. 29 feet in The King hair also been pleased to nominate and appoint Wil. Northover and Geo rge D eane , Winchester, woo ll en- d raPers-- iength„ fitted with cabliam Sharp 314 e, Leay, Esq. to be his Majesty's Commissioncr John Haste, Charles Har greaves , an d Th omas C raven, B ra df or d . 1 plete, and Two Wherries in completely fitted. and forecastle , masts, sails, oars, kr- nom- of Arbitration, in the room of Robert . Francis Jameson, Lag. to Y orkahire,mathine-makers.—Stephen Meister and Michael the Mixed British and Spanish Court of Commission established at Pitchers, Norwich, ruanufaeturen.--Sitneon Tingle and Charlotte i May be viewed this day, and Catalogues had of Mr. NV. W. the Havannah, under the Treaty between his Majesty and the Ashton—William Poole, Joshua Grundy and John Davies, Rad- Simpson, 24, Bucklersbury, London. - Catholic King, contluded at Madrid. on the 23.1 of September, ford, Nottinghamahire, machine-makers.—Jane Maltby and Mary WELL-BUILT THIRD RATE CARCASS, 1317, and pursuant to the Acts of Parliament for carrying that Emma Ilouet, Ohl Elvet, Durham, school-mistresses.—John i Clark and James Collins. jun. Piernix-wharf, Clink- street, South- BEDFORD-PLACE, CHURCH-LANE, KENSINGTON Treat y into effect. GRAVEL PITS. rack, coal-rnetchanta.-31 ar y W i ll mer an d A nn Abb ott, F ara- I B Messrs. DAWSON and CAFE, Whitehall, :facial IL 1823. ham, Surrey, proprietors of an establishment far young ladies.— r At the Plough Inn , Kensington Gravel Pita, on MONDAY The King has been pleased to present the Reverend George William Booth and Joseph Booth, Birminaharn Saxby Penfold, A. 31. to the District Rectory ofehriatehurch, in George Boys, Millbank-str'eet, Wes t minster , - Coal-;ne j r a c r h a a n n n t eri , r NEXT, at IL,and the parish of Saint Mary-la.bonne, in the County of Middlesex and John Henryu e So e torn *r* it V' i A Well-built Third-rate CARCASS, situate and being diocese of London, the b ' void bthe 'of D y rn y ' " •• sm i ris-merchant.—William " t-- Idi ' n) I same mg now y cession oc- Thomas Heath, George Ashness W illiam Vaughan , and Ben. l'a.. the thirteenth house on the south aide of Bedford-place, for Lie Chandler. • . „ , ... Jamul Coveney , Queen - street, Cheapside, stammers. "'Mirth-lane , High-row. Kensington Gravel Pits, with a fore court_ ground behind, about 60 feet deep; held for a term of 119 years, St. James's-Palace, May 26, 1825. Average Price of Brown or Muscovado Sugar, imputed from a ground rent of eight guineas per annum. The Duke of York has been pleased to appoint the Reverend the Returns made in the Week ending the 10th day of Aug. 1023, The premises may he viewed till the Sale. Particulars tray be James Rudge, Doctor of Divinity, one o f t h e D omes ti c Chaplains is 41s. 10d. per hundred weight, exclusive of the Duties of e'us id at the Plough, Kensington Gravel Pits ; and of Messrs. Der- of his Royal Highne s s' s Household. toms - '4 or paya bl e thereon on the importation thereof into Great 1 —......--. in and Cafe, Great Marlborough-street. ,verge price of Corn from the Returns received in the Week ending August 6. 1823.1 Wheat. 1 Barley. i . Oats. 1 Rye. 1 Beans. I Pease. a. d. s. J. a. d. a. d. 1. d. a . d. 07 2 36 11 26 2 30 11 42 8 42 8 steam SURREY, SUSSEX, AND SOUTHWARK FIRE AND LIFE ASSURANCX COSIPANV. (MAW One llralkity fa eineetswellld. ea* ntascroete. CHARLES CALVERT, Esq. 31. P. Chairman. JAMES HORNE, E . Deputy Chairman. Thomas B. Burbiege, Esq, Jacolsaagen, Esq. Thomas Christy. jun. Esq. Robert Kirby. Dui : Jaws Curling . Esq. W. Woodbridge Nash, Esq. Williata c ai i t i a , E n . Richard Price, Esq. Joseph Fins, E n . T. Allen Shatter, E4q. Thomas Funcomb, Esq. Daniel Watney, Esq. Charles Francis, Esq. Benjamin Wood, Esq. avntroas. Florence Young, Esq. I Emanuel Silva, Esq. Townes Bush, Esq. iiTANDING Gottrescc—Alfred Perkins, Esq. Souctvosta—Messrs. Matson and Son. Petwsicten—Thomas Washiness, Esq. 31. D. Sueosow—Thomas Callaway. Esq. ACTQAIT—Mr. G. W. Wilson. Soavesoa—Joseph Welker, Esq. /3asreaas—Messrs. Weston, Young, and Bostock. Thy Company has been formed upon principles combining the most perfect security with adcantaine equal, if not greater, than these offered by any similar Institution. The Fire and Life Departments are kept distinct thus affording the same advantages as if the Assurances were effected at separate Ares. Persons Assured, either against Loess by Fire or upon Lives, will periodically participate in two.thirds of the Profits, without any lability on their part to contribute towards Losses'. The Company's Prospectus, containing Rates and Conditions, which are on a liberal scale, may be had on application at their Ogee, St. Margarees.bill, Southwark. stages. house 1 Oo s length. Church-lane, and r - " .ne paid Britain. FREEHOLD BUILDINO-OROUND, With Votes foe the COuntiorlifitialesei,l;an&erii redeemed, desirably situate in High-row, Church-lane, Kensington, where Housetkof the description that this Ground is adapted foe are much wanted. By Messrs. DAWSON and CAFE, At the Plough Inn, Notting-hill, Kensington Gravel-pits. on MONDAY NEXT at 12, by order of the Directors of the West Middlesex Water-works, EIGHT Lots of very desirable FREEHOLD BUILD ING GROUND. land-tax redeemed, sufficient for six houses, in front of High-row ; and forty houses in a new street to be formed, leading from High-row to the West Middlesex Water-works. The road is formed, and the sewer made. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. Wur.Oltee, August 12. 1823. 2d Regiment of Life Guards—Captain T. Crosec, from the half pay of the 78th Foot, to be Captain, vice Douglas, who ex. changes—dated, July Id, 1623 ; Lieut. J. R. Broadhead to he Captain, by purchase, vice Crosse, who retiree—dated July 23, 1823 ; Cornet and Sob-Lieutenant L. D. Williams to be Lieu. tenant, by purchase, vice Broadhead ; and George A. F. Cunynghame, Gent. to be Cornet and Sub-Lieutenant, by pur chase, vice Wllliains—dated as above. 2d Regiment of Dragoon Guards—George W. Tobin, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Collins, promoted—dated Aug. 4, 1825. 4th ditto—E. F. Dayreil, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Dame, promoted—dated July 7, 1825. let Regiment of Dragoons—Lieutenant E. B. Curteis, from the half.pay, to be Lieutenant, vice Sir L. P. Glyn, Bart. who ex changes, receiving the difference_dated August 4, 1825. Ith Regiment of Light Dragoons—R. Grumbleton Gent. to he Cornet, by purchase, vice ‘reston, promoted—dated July 21, 1825. 16th ditto—E. B. Bere, Gent. to be Comet, by purchase, vice Osborne, promoted—dated July 21, 1825. 3d Regiment of Foot Guards—Lieutenant S. Norval to be Lieute nant and Captain, by purchase, vice, Hall, promoted—dated August 1.3, 1825 ; and W. F. Snell, Gent. to be Ensign and Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Norval—dated as above. 7th Regiment of Foot—Lieutenant J. 'Stuart to be Captain, by purchase, vice Beauchamp, promoted—dated as above. 13th ditto—Lieutenant W. Hrefting, from the .53d Regiment, to be Lieutenant, vice Gardner, wise exchanges-slated August 4, 1823. 15th ditto—Ensign H. Barton, from the sth Regiment, to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Hammond, promoted—dated as I)OI.BREEN TIN AND COPPER MINING COMPANY. capital 75,f1091. in 3,000 sham of 231. each. Deposit 2/. per Share. DIRECTORS. Ch.. A. Thistleton, Esq. I John Weston. Esq. William Graves, Esq. George Isaac. Cell, Esq. Charles Clark, Esq. tisheeriptions received by Messrs. Cockburn and Co., Whitehall, benefits; and John Weston. Esq. 81, LombartLatreet. SOLICITOR—Mr. Frank Daily, 111, Clifford's Inn. The above Company having been formed, the Directors can new watfitlauly lay their Prospectus before the Public, tinder silvan tags which, on investigation, will be infinitely superior to those of any contemporary association. The above Mine, situate in the parish of St. Agnes, in the runty of Cornwall, and comprising the Drown and llutts, the Weal Speedwell, Enron 1. , 41e, the Wheal Dorcas, and Great Dos- MI Lodes, has been purchased by the present Company with all its appurteouces, at a low price, and with its well known advan tages cannot fail of amply remunerating the speculator. The set is mom ntensire ; the deepest workings are yet scarcely down to fat ma lewd ; the local advantages great, being within one mile of tam ssiw-tbs mmlity..et tie metals exealent ; the Mins already timid up and iikade ready fur working at an expense exceeding I.),SUOL; the steam engine con- liete and sufficiently powerful ; the other mining apparatus ample; and the buildings, comprising a ranting-house, with storerooms, smiths' and carpenters' shop., in repair, and sufficient for all mining purposes. Aplications for Shares, post paid, may be made This Day and f>-morrow, at the banking.house of Messrs. Cockburn and Co. Whitehall; and of John Weston, Esq. 01. Lombanl-street ; to )It. J. M. Richardson, Curnhill ; or to lir. Frank Dilly, solicitor, Clilibrd's Inn ; after which day no tenders can be received, as as sllotment and distribution of Shares will forthwith take place. A more detailed Prospectus may be had on application as above. It has been deemed expedient to alto the deposit from D. to V. m toilet that the working of the Mine may immediately corn canes MEETINGS OF CREDITORS, AT THE COURT or CONKISSIONERS OF RAXIRVP7II, BA9INGIIALI.4ITRZET. • To-sionaow. THIRD MERTIVDII. Pinna, J. S. de, St. Ann's-lane, Cheapside, ostrich feather manufacturer Wells. J. A ldbourn, Wilts, corn dealer . \Vilestley, E. Leicester-square, bookseller . . Sir GEORGE FARRANT—Yes, I know th the backs of the roach and dace, and sent to I Mr. DYE■—lt is a gross system of fraud. be remanded till the other parties implicated A person will attend on the ground till the sale to show the Lots when particulars may be had ; also at the Office of the Company, No. 61. lizeners-street of 111 r. Ilurchill , Solicitor, No. 14. Red- Giou-squarc ; at the place of sale; and of Messrs. Dawson and Cafe, Great 31arlborough-street. CAUTION TO LIVERY STAB lIATTON-GARDEN, AUGUST 13.—Abt the appearance of an hostler, was brought Wainwright, the officer, charged on sus! from some stables a new saddle. SECOND )(WIN,. Sadler, T. jun. Warwick.lane, care-so-butcher IV'!son, W. Manchester, wine-merchant For some time past the livery stable-keepers lost property to a considerable amount, through premises persons who represent themselves as he and volunteer their services, and after a few carrying off some kind of property. On Friday last, the prisoner went to Mr. Bro' Smithfield, and offered the saddle for thirty shill being informed that 111 r. Short, the proprietor Bleeding Heart-yard, Hatton-garden, had a f lost a saddle, conceived that this saddle mile took the name and address of the prisoner, al the purpose of taking it to Mr. Short. It pr Short's property, but under the circumstances. not satisfactorily accounted for the possession of per to give him into the custody of Wainwright . The prisoner, in defence, stated, that he was et in marine stores, named Dedmaa, who had been up on charges to this office, to sell the saddle. The Majfstrate, on hearing from whom the pi saddle, observed that he was the more convinc properly obtained. A summons was issued for Dedman's appeal time for publicity being made of the facts, in ferent livery stable-keepers might attend, and identified, the prisoner was remanded until Wet Towx Hat.t, Aua. 13.—A considerable c examination of a man named William West, 1m dermal) J. J. Spurn, to answer a charge of . well-known informer, of injuring his person, a apparel, by means of vitriolic acid. Oxley swore that on Saturday the 23d of July, his Worship the prisoner at the bar, in his cepai hawkers' licenses, &c. derived from Somerset a cart without name or number. It was a second the representations of him (Oxley) the penalty and the prisoner discharged on paying the cape rating him (Oxley) tor his trouble. To arrange repoire,t to the Black Horse, the corner of Fishrz deponent and two others partook of three or fot half. In the course of conversation the defeudan expresrhms—•• I'll have my revenge of you win it, and shortly after rose from his seat, went of about twenty minutes, took his seat behind wit then holding a handkerchief in his hands kept one of them to the deponent's coat pocket, sayin your pocket-book." After much chaffing tht friends withdrew, and were gone about half an I felt a sensation he attributed to the heat of the a short lapse of time convinced him arose from his woollen trousers telling to pieces, and his fl that required medical aid • the seat on which I mined, whereon the effects of vitriol were evidi floor on which it had streamed. TWO VALUABLE REVERSIONS OF FOUR THOUSAND POUNDS. AIR. PHILLIPS reeptvtfnlly announces, that TO. MORROW, at I. he shall SUBMIT by AUCTION. at the Mart, Bartholomew-lane, by order of the Executors. TWO valuable REVERSIONS of TWO THOUSAND POUNDS EACH, payable on the Death of a Lady, now in her 66th year. TIRST SLEETING& Bamford, J. Egham, Surrey, baker . . Jackson, L. Gerrard-street, Soho, picture.dealer POLICE. COMBINATION. OrILDITALL, ALIO. 13.-111 r. Pontifes, the brass-founder, pre ferred a charge slast one of his workmen, who was brought up on a warrant for haring left his employment without finishing his work. Particulars may be had at 3lessrs. Makes, White, /tinge, and Blake, F....ex-street. Strand ; !groan. Collier, Birch. and Mar. chant, Carep.serewte at the• Mat s Ohl at Mr. Phillips's, 73, New Bond.strect. VALUABLE MANORS AND ESTATF.S. IN THE COUNTIES OF DORSET AND SOMERSET. above. 23th ditto—Lieutenant R. Willington, from the half-pay of the 17th Light Dragoons, to be Lieutenant, vice J. Pickering, whose appointment has not taken place—dated as above. 26th ditto—Major W. Onslow, from the half-pay of the 42d Re giment, to be Major, vice C. Teulon, who exchanges, receiving the differen co--dated as above. Seth ditto--Lieutenant C. Stewart, from the half-pay of the Nova Scotia Fencibles, to be Lieutenant, vice Evan 3facpherson, who exchanges—dated as above. 137th ditto—Captain Charles 11. Bowen, from the half-pay of the Sicilian Regiment, to be Captain, vice Joseph Stainton, who cx changes—dated as above. 41st ditto—Lieutenant S. llarrison, from the half-pay of the Royal Mr. Pontifex stated, that all his men were in a state of combi nation, and that if the defendant could not be punished, he had little doubt they would all leave their work on Monday. It alt. peered that the defendant was in Mr. Pontitex's debt, as Illr.P. said was the case with all his workmen, and the understanding on which he allowed them to get in debt Vial, that they shonld repay the mo ney advane,d by their labour. The defendant objected to do this, and had left his work without offering payment in any way. The Alderman said be was aware of the great importance cf the case, in the present state of the relation between master and work man, and after a long consultation with the City Solicitor, adjudged that the defendant should return and work till the debt was paid, or be sent for three months to the Treadmill. On MONDAY NEXT. and Three following Days, at the King's Ileatl. at Milborne Port, Somerset; and on TUF,SDAY, the 30th inst. anti following Day, at the King's Head Inn. at Wimborne Minster, Dorset, at 12 o'clock on each of the said days, in 119 Lots, the tint 91 of which will be Sold at Milborne Port, and the remaining 25 at Wimborne„ THE Manors of TOIMIER, CLIFTON MAYBANK. and BR I/FORD ARRAS, in the County of Dorset, and or lIENSTRIME and TEMPLE COO3IIIE, in the County of Somerset, together with divers Farms, let at rack rent, coppicm and woodlands in hand, and tenements and lands let on leases, fur one, two. or three lives, mostly very old, together with the tithes of part of the same lands, all situate in. or adjoining the several parishes or hamlets of Stour Provost. Todber. Kington Magna, Nyland, Clifton Maybank, Bradford Abbu. and Sherborne, in the county of Dorset ; and Temple Coombe, Ilenstridge, and Stoford, in the county of Somerset, and near the market towns of Sherborne, Yeovil, ‘Vincanton, and Shaftesbury . . Also the manor of Hanley. and divers farm. and hereditaments in the parishes of Hanley and Gussage St. Michael, in the county of Dorset, which lie near Wondrate's Inn, on the great western road, between Salisbury and Blandford. The whole comaining together nearly Nine Thousand Acres. The Estate of Sherborne Wyke, containing about 5711 acres. with the great and small tithes thereof, and the site of a mill and islands at Thornton!, are held by the vendors under Winches ter College, and of which a lease will be granted to the vendors for a term of twenty years from the 11th of October next, subject to certain rents In money and corn which are already agreed upon. The I allege, by the usual custom, allow their lessees to renew such lessee on the expitation of every seventh year, on moderate terms. About !2 acres in Stour Provost are copyhohl for lives, and about I acres in Hanley are leasehold for lives. All the rest of the Estates are freehold. The defendant did not appear to reliali a change of employment, and proniked to return to his work. FIRST COMMITMENT UNDER TILE NEW GARDEN 1)1 A NO. FORT ES and PEDAL HARPS , S:con d -1. band, equal to new. A Cabinet Piano-forte for =guineas, worth 110. A beautiful inlaid Cablaet, in rosewood, 60 guineas ; rhop price 86 guineas. Capital square Piano-forte, 25 guineas. New double-action Harp, 1241/.„ for 110 guineas. Single-action. 46 it is., east 76: and one at 33 guineas, late the property of La cter, at J. WATLEN's, 13, Iwicester.plaew. African Cor to be Lieutenant, vice O'Neill, aPpointed to the 6lst F ated as above. 53d ditto—Lieutenant J. Gardner, from the 13th Regiment, to be Lieutenant, vice Krefting, who exchanges—dated as above. 61st ditto—Lieutenant H. A. O'Neill, from the 41st Regiment, to be Lieutenant, vice E. Grieve, who retires upon half-pay of the Royal African Corps—dated as above. 66th ditto—Ensign 11. Smyth to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Stretton, promoted—dated August 13, 11125. 70th ditto—Ensign 31. K. Atherley to be Lieutenant, by put chase,frice Thorp, promoted—dated August 13, 1825. ; and C. Du l're Egerton, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Ather ley—rlated as above. 75th ditto—Lieutenant A. Macbean, from the Royal Artillery, to be Lieutenant, vice Walsh, appointed to the Royal Sta/ICorps— dated August 4, 1625. Nth ditto—Captain J. R. Majendie, from the half.pay, to be Captain, vice Brevet Major C. Addison, who exchanges nail,- irg the difterence- : l4ted at; above. _ . ACT. now-ala ELT. A uo. 13. Thos. Smith was brought up in the custody of a constable, on a charge of stealing from the garden of a market gardener named Cope, in the neighbourhood of %Valium green. The complainant putted that his grounds, lying on the line of tire new canal, were plundered daily by the navigators employed ur that work. Yesterday he detected the prisoner helping himself to apples of the best kind in his garden. When he saw him lie about a peck, which he concealed in his vest, which war open at the breast. He immediately, with a friend, gave :Lase to the pri soner. who retreated to his companions, and was for some time pro tected by them. lie was at length secured. The value of the ap plea was, at the lowest, by. The prisoner was ordered to pay this sum, and the costs, making lls. in all. Upon being asked if he could pay as much, he readily answered in the affirmative. VRENCII WINES mil LII2LEUR9.—ALET -11 FARRE, Importer of French Wines, respect. fully informs the Nobility, Gentry. and the public in general, that be hie an assort , :ent of the hest IRENE!! WINES, of the Vint. are of 111111, received direct from the growers ; and also of ritExcu LIQI EURN of the first quality, in the same genuine state lo they art sold in Paris, and on the most reasonable terms. AtEZAWDZI FAcce: rests his claim to public patronage and far or entirely on the quality of his Wines and Liqueurs, which hennas wilt oe found to be equalled by few houses in town, and swelled by %enc. Oak's receive i at his Cellars, 10, Aidermanbury ; Wet his reeldeate 230, R cr.! -street. rd '4 iii oMr.ggi Missny ta..—lf you could not I would have ordered you a fl ng. The prisoner was detained in custody till the money was procured. In the mean time the new Act relating to offences of tips tizturc. which was Lot to be found in the office, was seat for. Before the return of the messenger. the name) , was placed on the Magistrate's table. and the prisoner already liberated, or about to be, when the Act hi question made its appearance. Upon consulting it, it turned out 'hat the offence of stealing vegetables and fruit from a garden ass felony. 11r. MINIIHULL.—Loch up the prlsnner again. and give back his n.oney: He must appear here on another charge. Sir It. Brian olisery7o., that this would prove s most salutary amendment of the law, art wet much wanted. The market-garlener wit , assured that his grounds would be more secure from cl.rpredu. jct. toe the future. od oa 1 (ki Imroit r.on. IMPItOVEMENT in PENKNIVES. —Th . u-1 m niter of manufacturing Penknife Medea has lorig beer 1 au . ...ject of complah.t. The edge is made too steep and !traffic to , obtuse ; the consequence is, that the edge in cutting ernldne ante . - ,ageable at driven into the quill nearly across, inconvenicr..e aln.ost every pason, in the habit of mai ing Ma, frequen:ly experierted. To obviate this ervirely, T. "AIX. of Lterev'taarlip., has Introduced a Penknife gl a de, 'Laboured v....rely on a new principle; the line of the edge bang roam with the tide of the blade, forms a very acute urgle e Ile risst-cion, titersfore, even is inexperienced hands, Ins 7 b lolly governed; no cutting, but what h .nteoded, can take place. sad the pet. is formed with the greatest nicety, and the utmost fa Silty. tile of this Penknife is beautiful n workmanship, sod an be trtorrunerded aid% confidence, as superior to any article Previously introduced into this branch of Cutlery. Also, it can be .iced situ the right or left band. The purchasers may be accommodated with a considerable part of their purchase monist on mortgage, at 4 per cent, if required. Draited Particulars of the several Lots, with Ma" and Condi tion of Sale, and a separate Particular and Map of the Lot or Lots comprised in any ens of the parishes or places above-named, may be had on payment of one shilling: or a complete Particular and Maps of the whole of the Estates, on payment of five shillings for the same, on application to Meats. John and Wm. Lowe, Tan. fleld.court. Temple; or to Messrs. Castleman and Son, Wimborne Minster, Dorset, the latter of whom bar. the original Maps aad Terriers of the Estates. G6th'ditto—Ensign W. Osbome to be Lieutenant. by purchase, vi.e. Alexander, promoted—dated August 13, 11125 ; andJ. Lrvoke, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Osborne, pro moted—dated u above. 93th ditto C. Main (late Sergeant-Major of the let or Grenadier Regiment of Foot Guards), to be Adjutant, with the rank of Ensign, vice Dickens, promoted--dated Aug. 24, 1825. let West India Regiment—Lieut. Cameron, from the half-pay, to be Lieutenant, vice& S. Lynch, who exebaoges--dated Aug. 4, MS. UNA TTAC II ED. The trousers, burnt to ribbands, and the skirt of the coat. wets produced. ' W. Geer swore to precisely the same effect, with O.: addition. that his coat was also burnt by sitting on the same beat afterwards. l'hilip l'oclger, another informer, corroborated both witnesses. For the prisoner a Solicitor appeared, but whose cross-emu:lmm. don failed in shaking in one tittle the prosecutor's testimony. The prisoner said, that he appeared before Alderman Smith PA the follow ing Monday for his decision on the clauses of the press• cution, at which time no mention of this charge was made. Mr. Newman, the chief clerk at this ogee, said the prisoner spoke falsely, for not only was the charge preferred by Oxley oa that day and the clothes produced, but he hurled( warned the psi. soner of the penalty attached to the offence, which if rimmitted is the public streets was transportable. Alderman SIIITII said, it was a most diabolical attack, and nes doubt rested on his mind the prisoner was the man who committed ir, and he should therefore bind him over to the SesAous, that a Jury rniet pass their decision oa it. The tenants of the several Estates will show the premises. Captain C. Hall, from the 3difegicisitit of Foot Guards, to be Lieutenant.C,olonel, by purchase—dated as above. V i taßeauchamp, from the 7th Foot, to be Major, by put. red as above. To be Captains, by part,- ase--Lieutimants F. Hammond, from 16th Four vice Mairw.tieneral ths Hun. C. !Ropyhon. who retires._ dated July 14, 1828; 8. W. L. *return, from 68th Foot; H. D. Courtayne, from 44th Foot; 11. Alexander from 86tb Regi. Herat; E. Thorp, from 70th 11 , -gbuent ; A. IV. Bish9p, from 11th Light Dragoons; and C. H. Fraser, from 3d Foot Guards —all dated August 13, 1826. To be Lieutenant, b purehaqc—Cornet W. Osborne, from 111th Light Dra ated as above. To be Ens.gus, by purchase—Rom W. H. Dremetwod ; J. P. Holley, Gent. ; A. Al. Woolhouse, Gent.; and W. T. Glum, Gent.--all dated as above. _- 2, of A AWFUL SUDDEN DEATH. aerge !abut!, M.A. of lid" *all, t° pairs"' &leo m ows ot. $l. d ' t. moths"). tt roido,p . 1 ; c04 o ,ci! g ', 6/5 gev' i D, feeu— lIIN Aa' r lso ° °I E. C ABINET-MAKERS' S O C' I ET Y.—CHEAP CA RINET and UPHOLSTE RY, at LON REPOSITORY for the CABINET-MAKERS' the SOCIET NDO Y, b , lnt the only fell one now existing in London, No. 71, corner of LEA DENHALL-STREET, opposite Aldgate Pump, and which 544 been established upwards of Six Years. For Ready Money r 4 no Abate/rent. The Trusters and Committee respectfully inform the Nobility 44 d ( ich , TY. that they still conduct the above Establishment for the Ileoefi! of industrious and ingenious 3lechanics (who have large t am this), by offering their Ma nu f acture d Artieles in the Cabinet , . 4 or. of the b est wor k mansh i p, and cheaper than by any House in "won, ro other profit bein requir ed than to satisfy the warehouse Iceland incidental expenses ; b eing satisfied with conetant employ. oast to enable them to support th eir families, the number of whom A ppear by the Books of The last Quarterly Meeting to be 148. rots the meat patronage the Committee have received, they are hol f o llow i ngng that number. The is a Specimen of the Low Prices asked ; ail °sob Warranted:— .1:. a. d. Five feet diahogany Bedstead, foor.post 4 10 S Tent dit to 1 el • Bordered Morels to fit - - I 1 0 Mahogany Drawers with solid ends - 3 1 0 Eight Mahogany Chairs - - 10 b mahogany Pembroke Table - . 2 0 U Bid, tree from dust and smell, from Al 12 0 to 8 8 Thawir,..room Sofa, from .C.; VI to 7 7 0 but* room - . 3 8 0 Mahogany Horse-Hair Sofa ii 10 I upwards A Quantity of Paper Hangings for Bed, Dining, and Drawing 40 00 u. at nearly Half Price. The Trade will find it worth their ft Rouses F am i shed at a few days' notice, and Apartments In a l igotl4 parked free of expmee except the matting. c lit Furniture taken in Exchange ; A ppraMements in Town and "Lai/ ; and Eetates valued. COWNITTEK. T. Corder 1 Hosier J. Wils o n I J. Carter T. as 1 J. tnett W. Waghora. THCHNELL, Agog. J. I ASLLE. 3ctretary. OARBRANI) HALL. EWELL, SURREY. TO be LET, FURNISHED, by Mr. WILLOCR, the Capital MANSION, called (lARBRAND HALL. most delightfully situate at the north end of the rural village of Ewell, one mile from Epsom. five from Kingston, and fourteen miles from London, containing six servante bed rooms, five hand. some bed chambers, with dressing rooms. ELEGANT DRAW INO ROOMS, and EATING ROOMS, Library, and all requisite offices, detached coach-houses, stabling, dairy, brew house, and farm buildings, lawns, plantations, pleasure grounds, with a beautiful river running through them, kitchen gardens, orchard, hot-house and conservatory, the whole surrounded by lofty walls, clothed with the choicest fruit trees, together with TWELVE ACRES OF MEADOW LAND, a family pew in Ewell Church, and two others for servants. The house is completely and elegantly Furnished, fit for the immediate reception of a family of distinction, and will be let for one, three, or five years. - - - Cards to view, and all further particulan, may be had of Mr Willoek, 25, Golden-square. DULWICH. SURREY. Elegant Villa Residence, with Offices of every description, Hot. houses, Conservatory, Gardens. Pleasure Grounds, aud parklike Paddock, the whole about 47 acres. TO be SOLD by PRIVATE CONTRACT, by WINSTANLEY and SONS, a Valuable and truly de. sizable LEASEHOLD ESTATE, held under Dulwich College for 41 years, consisting of an elegant Villa Residence, situated in the much admired village of Dulwich, only S miles from London, with capital stabling, coach-houses, and other offices of every dents. mination. The house Uof chaste elevation, Judiciously placed at • convenient remove from the road, and contains handsome en. trance hall, breakfist parlour. eating room 25 feet by 19 feet 6 inches, drawing room 23 feet by 16 feet 6 inches, boudoir, library, 4 principal bed chambers, 2 secondary ditto, ladies' dressing rooms, store closets, &e. and a convenient arrangement of excellent do. mettle offices. The detached offices include capital stabling for six horses, standing fur two carriages, harness rooms, men's chamber, pheasantry. billiard room, &c. The land is disposed in a park like paddock, ornamented with noble forest and other trees, and a fine sheet of water. The whole is now in perfect order, fit for the reception of a family of the first respectability, and amply sup plied with water. Ala° a GENTEEL HOUSE, garden, coach•hourc, and stable adjoining, let to a respectable tenant. To be viewed by card+ only, which with further purticulere way be had of Winstonley and Sons, Paternoster-row. BREVET. Major D. Falk (Town4l.ll::irTsf Gibraltar), to be Lieut.-Colonel in the Army—dated Jule If., 1815. HOSPITAL STAFF. Staff:Surgeon J. Thomas to be Deputy Inspector of Hospitals , — dated May 26, 1825. COM MISSARIAT. Deputy Assistant-Comm Taaary -deneialitiiirindlay to beAutiat an t- Conunisaary-General—dated July 30, 1823. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. FRANCIS DExraWiliolistlliagst 041,ioutharnpton, draper, from August 20 to Sept. 6, at one, at the Banktupts' Court. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. Jotor Clifton-upeo.Dunamore, Warwickshire, grazier. BANKRUPTS. LICSTAIID JACKSON, Gerrard-street, Soho, picture-dealer, to surrender August 16., September if, and 24, at tan, at the Bank rupts' Court. Solicitor, .Mr. Lewis, Charlotte street, Fitzroy square. Turmas Lovri.t., Obey, Buckinghamshire, draper, August 22, at tour, 23, at eleven, at the Saracen's Head Inn, Newport Pagnel, ar..l September 24, at eleven, at the Bull Inn, Olney. Solicitors, Slr. W. Andrew', Market Harborough ; and Messrs. Bridges and Mason, Red Lion-square. RicNARD ROGEIII, ten. Liverposl pawnbroker, September C, 7, and 24, at one, at the George - Inn, Liverpool. Solicitor, Mr. E. Chester, Staple Inn; and Mr. W. Blade, Liverpool, GIACOMO DONIA, JOHN Thou, and THOMAS SANDY, Col lonade, Haymarket, tavern-keepers, August 22, 23, and Peptern her 24, at ten, at the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitors, Messrs. Van Saadau and Tindale, Dowgate-hill THOMAS Dmow, Bath, cabinet-maker, August 29, 30, and September 24, at twelve, at the Angel lon, Bathe Solicitors, Mr. Blakinson, Middle Temple, and Mr. Hellinp, Bath. .101 IN ENGLAJID RVDD, Mitcham, Surrey, schoolmaster, Au- ROBBERY OF CD ARLES DUNDAS, ESQ. M.P. ll 7 m. and Grorre SICA4'IIIO4, formerly apprehended on sus. picion of being concerned in this robbery, were fully committed for trial this morning. Mr. Dundas was himself present, and sat be. aide the Magistrates. lie identified the property produced by the pawnbrokers as _pledged by IVm. Stephenson in the name of Stephens. The duplicates of this property, seven in number, were found upon Charlotte Stephenson, his house-keeper, sister of the prisoner. She stated that in the abeence of the family they were in the habit of sleeping at Manor House, Pimlico, and ber brother William had given her the duplicate, upon her charging hint with the theft. George Stephenson, when apprehent:ed, had one duplicate of a table-cloth, which he said his sister gave to him to pledge. He had also 3a sovereigns in a linen roller in his hat. Ile denied having pledged the cloth this morning; and his brother admitted that he took all the property . unknown to his sister, and that his brother had nothing to do with it. William threw himself upon his knees, and implored the mercy of Mr. Dundas. lie affected to be greatly moved at his situation. The parties were bound over to prosecute. CONSPIRACY TO DEFRAUD. 31 an Linn° tilart-STRIXT, Ann. 13.—Information having been given at this office that several Frenchmen, who arrived a few months ago from Paris, were practising very extensive frauds upon the pawnbrokers, and also upon the Nobility and Gentry ; and a specific charge having been preferred by Mr. Charoneau, pawnbroker, of No. 1, John-stree., Grosvenor-square, against some of the parties, the officers, Clement and Ballard. were de.. 'patched to take them into custody. They succeeded in 'pyre hending a man of respectable appearance, and brought him to this office. lie gave his name Dots Francis de Sales Blasco. It was mated to the Magistrates, that the accused and others, not yet in custody, had manufactured a great number of mock pearls in Paris, and brought them to England ; and the imitation was so perfect that very few persons could distinguish them from real pearls. The parties had ..aken a house in the city of London. and lodgings at the west end of the town : and the artificial pearls having been mounted in London, and fitted up in cases of British manufacture, the articles had been pawned at different pawn brokers' shops as real pearls, by which frauds vast sums had been realised._ Mr Charoneau stated, that on the 23d of July the prisorer called at his shop, and said that he had a set of pearl ear-rinp, mounted in gold, and he wanted to raise some money upon them. He examined the articles, and they appeared to him to be real pearls. He asked the prisoner if they were real pearl., and he said that they were. The prisoner wanted sixteen pounds ad. On Saturday evening a coroner's inquest was held in the Judge room, Guildhall, before Thomas Shelton, Esq. on the body of Mary Proctor. Anthony Harrison, one of the City Marshalmeth deposed, that on Thursday last he apprehended the husband of the dectised ea a charge of felony. When he went to the prisoners' room. be found him and his wife in a stated the greatest divre•s, with Young family of six children, and without a morsel at cat. The husband was brought for examination on Friday. and preeions his ►eing placed at the bar, he saw the deceased in the outer room. She theti appeared to be very ill, and inquired of witness how he got on, when he told her haves all right. She immediate ly fell back into the arms of two females who were near her. Witness procured some water, but he was unable to dritib it t aurgical aid was immediately sent for, but the deceased espired in a few seconds. Cadman, an officer, confirmed the above evidence. ceased; he attempted to bleed her, but without eff ect; h ,t. Mr. Lake, a surgeon, said, he was called on thidte;j :e d she died either from apoplexy or from a disease o t f t g e hra n state or th ti ou lt e d b e t . The husband of the deceased, ceased, who was far a3varecti in pregnancy, would her Mined of a pain in li.r left side, and often said it the deepest affliction. was then ex w a h r i nin ap ed p .: p death. a r etsta o ted that the de., bad r ep dtscow. returned a verdict of —`• Died ►j the T r h i e siCa lul t r iL wofitthi'o4tlt.'h"“:"tat:cm' Air. Jackson, in bis travels from India to England, ob.. serves, that the labourers at Bufsorah, in Asia, are twict as strong as an Englishman, and will endure double At fatigue, yet they never taste any animal food or stron4 drink, but subsist on bread and water, with occasionally some dates.