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~.....r-~'" POW" detar • -A, 6-",* 30, STRAND. R IGHT v. MIGHT, OR A PLEADER't: AUXI LIARIES. AN INCIDENT AT CADIZ.. Two brothers of Cadis,—one tlestin'tl to roam, The younger the property seied on at home. Twelve y ears thus he held the paternal Estate, ( Unheard of the elder,) in triumph elate; One day when a stranger appear 'd at Lis door, Advice in a case of distress to implore. " In climes far remote while I sought, but in vain, A fortune (the stranger observ' d ) to attain, My father'cleparted, u and Two Sims he left The Elder am I.—By the Vounger bereft Of all my inheritance, what shall I do ? Will you, Sir, advice me Use course to pursue ?" " Apply to your brother," the other began. " I have!" said the stranger, " And thou art the Man Conviction prevaird, but redress TV:t3 not given. For forth from the mansion the claimant was driven. Dejected, forlorn, to a lawyer his ease He told, who lowed him that Right should take place; Then secretly posting to Madrid, he gain'tl • A knowledge how justice would best be obtain'd. The trial came on,—and Perversion its course Appear'd unreskted to take, when its source 11 as stops by a Miller array'd in bright Boots, Who ably ewposing Corruption's pursuits, Confounded the Alcade—by fear now beset, As seen the supports's of 'lentil in the Jet. " In Hnven's name, Who are you ?" he doubtfully tried, a Supreme Judge of Madrid,"—the Miller replied ; " Beware Retribution !"—The visions supplied, The equity else that to Right had been lading ; The owner hi title no longer denied, • • Achieving a triumph thee' Warren's Jet Banking. This easyshlning and brilliant Blacking, prepared b; ROBERT WARREN, 30, Strand, Londoo, and Will in every town in the Kingdom. Liquid, in bottles, ed. led. lid. and Did. each t also Paste Blacking, in pots,l3d. 19d. and Md. each. A Shilling Pot of Papa is equal to low Is. bottles of Liquid. • • 4 .) t •• • t -14A•o:-* !FY,.llFoidedie.4 7fi, • w • Pnce- 7d. • SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. TATERSALLT, MONDAY, JULY 25. • The room, the yard. and, every avenue leading to the pre. ruses, were crowded almost to suffocation. and literally itiapaSiable• The occasion of so unprecedented an attendance was she cireum . stance of this being the day appointed to give up the money in the late fight between Ward and Cannon, ahotitiilit. It there was expected to be some cavil. This happened to be the case, for when the stake-holder was about to give up the stakes. :t communication was made from Mr. Hayne, Cannon's backer. de siring that the money sh ould be retained till an i nqu i ry i nto t h e merits of the tight had taken place. Upon this a very animated discussion-arose, which t erm i nate d i n the stakes being given np, every one allowing that it was a fair fight. The crowd th the yard, &c. was the most motley group of tag-rag and bobtail 'even vets there. The betting, which was not very heavy, left off as under;—' ST. LEGER. 3 to 1 agst Memnon 20 to 1 agst Whisker se to 1 agst Aldeernan 22 to 1 agst Homer 7 to 1 agst Redgauntlet 25 to 1 eget Dauntless 15 to 1 agst Cleveland 30 to 1 agst Trinculo 17 to 1 'apt Aliisidora 30 to 1 agst Pastime . 18 to 1 apt Addy 1000 to 10 agst Caruollina. it t o 1— ou ILIN. From the Treolau:s Journal of July 23. f - . • COMBINATION. The work of lawless combination and outrage goes fearlessl4;pi, amongst the sinking ;maple in Dublin, no r con we anticipate when or where it will terminate. On Thursday Mr. Wm. Pickering, paper.manufacterer, caale before the Magistrates of the Head Office of Police, amiloilgc,l informations to the following efiect :—That for the better carrying on of his business, at Mil!mount, near Rathtarnbam litsJgrely look into his employment, foreman, a man named 'Collins. a native of Scotland, in consequence of which the greater part of his people,lefr their work on Saturday last, and during some part of that night his water course was destroyed, and the Witter turned off, to the great injury of his business ! Susanna Duggan also came before the Magi s tr a t es , an d d e p ose d, upon osth, that herself, her husband, and daughter, were employee on IVednesday by Mr. Pickering to work at his paper milts at Millmount, and that her husband having on Wednesday -received information that several actions were to assemble on the following day, under the pretence of going to a funeral, when they were to attack him (the husband), he accordingly absented himself from the mill on that day (Tlit:rade, ), but when the mob (consisting of men, women, and children) assembled, and could not find flee husband, they assaulted the deponent and her daughter, a ;ease about sixteen years old, and beat them with their fists, and stones. and sticks, and but for the courageous and humane atsistanceof .Tames Roe, a publican, living at Ballyloden, who rescued tlfem from the foryof the multitude, deponent apprehended she and her daughter would have been murdered. William Duggan, the husband of the above complainant, after.' wards canine to the Head.offic:., and deposed before the Magistrates. that on AVedne.sday a great concourse of persons came 'trio the yard of tht mill, where he was at work, with horrid imprecations. and threats desired him to " come out till they had his life." That two men, named Sirs pson and Carroll, were the most act:v; in inviting the 'oilers t i the outrage, and that another man named Cahill, had a hatchet, which he held in a threatening man s net to deponent. In consoquence of Duggan's information, a party of Police was, immediately despatched to the residence of the three men mentioned in his depoeition, and who, upon being arrested, were brought. before the magistrates for examination, and were yesterday re_ manded to Nee/gate for further examination. • P. Faulkner, police constable, deposed—that on Thursday lie saw about one hundred persons all armed with bludgeons, assembled about Mr. Pickering's mill, and who demanded that the Scoteb man should be dismissed, or they would not go away until the: had his life, or they would die on the spot ;" after remaining about. an hour on the premises, they were induced to disperse, upon a pro.. mise made to them that the Scotchman would go away ; but pre. vious to their departure, they promised to return on.the nest day, (yesterday.) when they rowed to " pull down the place if the Scotchman was not gone away." The deponent tardier atatad, that. two of the persona were armed, one with a bayonet, and the other with a cane-sword, that the man with the sword was the principal leader and speaker, and they vowed vengeance against the poiice.if they should be found interfering. As a precautionary measure, the m a g i s t r a te s of the H ea d Police, Office yesterday despatched to the mills a strong party of Police, under the command of Mr. Farrell, Chief Peace Officer, who con. tinned about the premises when the latest accounts come away, Ent all then continued quiet. COMMITTAL OF A BARONET ON A CLANG'S OP, MALICIOUSLY SHOOTING. ' The town of Market Botwort h, in this county (Leicester), hat► been thrown into an unusual state of excitation during the iia.c week, owing to the committal to our county gaol ()fits principal ii; - habitant, Sir Willoughby Woolston Dixie, Bart. on a charge or maliciously shooting. ft appears that as the Rev. Mr. Wright, the vicar of that place.; and his son, who is also a clergyman, were returning in a gig frore the visitation held here on Saturday, they were fired at from a win.. dow in the Baronet's house. Not having been living of late upon the best terms with their wealthy but eccentric neighbour, the Rev.' gentlemen naturally became alarmed at the occurrence, and lost do time in laying the facts before the An'. Mr. Fell, a Magistrate of the county, who appointed Monday last to investigate the matter_ Mr. Bond, of this town, Sir Willoughby's solicitor, baying been, sent for, the affair underwent inquiry at the public-room at II:is. worth, which ended in the Rev. Magistrate making out his warranr of committal against the Baronet, who is to take h is trial upon [her charge at our Assizes next week. This circumstance becoming• knows, the inhabits ts, with great numbers of whom the. Baronet is very popular, began to assume a tone and attitude, which rendered it necessary to call in a strong civil power. lie consequence thereof the Under-Sheriff (Mr. Miles) ptocined the assistance of a considerable number of constables front the surrounding nethbourhood. who, arming themselves whit staves, hedgestekes, de. wok their station in the town, to pee. serve the public peace. Notwithstanding these precautions, however, a chaise, which had been sent for from Hinckley, had its traces cut, and other symptoms of a turbulent disposition were manifested, which rendered it advisable not to remove 'stir prisoner till the crowd had dispersed. There appearing liule pro bability that this would be the case up to a late hour, it v.as deter mined that be should be brought to Leicester early the nextinorti ing. Accordingly, at break of day, a chaise and four drove it, to the George Inn, and Sir Willoughby having taken his seat therein, with a constable on one side, and his solicitor on the other, dros. off for Leicester, followed by six constables on horseback. About five o'clock the Baronet reached the county gaol. On Kettins,oui of the chaise, he surveyed the building. and then walked into pritc.:. 'with kis usual sangfroid. Iles carriage and four fine itirmgrer horses entered the town shortly after, and drove to the Bell.ilotel. Sir Willoughby has apartments in front of the gaol, but is 'nth lowed to have his servants to wait upon him. He had, laiwever. person in attendance, who is constantly with him. His Solkitor, of course, is also permitted to see him. We understand thai th. Baronet has been in the habit of frequently shooting at binli froa. the window above alluded to, which is his billiard room, and this: the defence to be set up to the charge upon which he is oolumitte... will be, that he was doing so on the day in question. The tissues of the premises front the road on which the Messrs. Wright a passing, is more than Gal yards and the shot discharged at was of the description used in killing small birds. None of the Shot took effect upon their persons, although they fell very near diem Bail to any amount has been offered, but refused. Mr. Sergeant Vaughan, Mr. Clarke, and Mr. Denman we v.. tained to conduct the defence, should a true bill be foond—Li., caste , Jou r MEETINGS OF CREDITORS, ♦T TRY COURT OF COMMISSIONER@ OF 111-wkxxtra, DASINGLIALL-STREZT, TlllB DAY. THIRD MRETINGS. µ ( la?, T. Size-lane, wine-merchant . -.- . It Jennan, S. Peolington-plam, lierculea.buildinp. Lambe*, tea-dealer - . II .. - FIRST MEETINGS• Clarke, S. Castle-street, Holborrt. tailor - - ‘ la Sumerfield, T. 13. New Crane Vl'llarf, Westminster. cual merchant - - . - . It DIVI DENDS. Bell, G. Berwick-upon:Tweed, cooper - . i. I Bond, C. Gravesend, victualler -• . - 12 Cumming, A. J. Iligh-street, Borough, cheesemouger - 1.2 Cußingham., H. Kensington carpenter - Colston, D. E. Islington-mid, upholsterer - . In Holbrook, .1. Derby. grocer - - - 12 Kinning, T. Oxford-street, linen-draper - - - 1r Mantle, T. Dover, cabinet.mak.r - - I ,`Donnell, M. and J., and Bushell, J. Bread-street, met. chants - - • - - 11 Richards J., E. C., and J. (jun.) Martin's-lane, merchants - itt Tappenden, T. King's Head Public-house. Cumberlutl.• street, victualler - 'Welder, M. and J. F. tailors „ -ZI. • s ~~ ~./ Notice, they e. put before the Fourth Day of drawing the Second leottery for the year lies into their respective Dotes A. and B. on WEDNESDAY, the 24th day of August next, at Eleven o'Clock in the Blorning, at this Office, beginning first with the Benefits which are to be eat into Box B, and continuing until all the said Tickets for each ar the said Boxes are completely cut therein. And the said Managers and Directors do hereby give further Notice, that they will attend and oversee the Drawing of the Tickets of the said Fourth Day of the said Second Lottery for the year 1823. an WEDNESDAY, the Ilst day of August mat, at Loom' Hall, in Baainghall4weet, within the City of London. • TO BVILDRRS AND IRON-FOUNDERS. XTEW COLONNADE, THEATRE ROYAL, .111 DRURY.I4.INE. Persons willing to contract for the performance of the Brick layers'. Carpenters', and Plasterers' 14 ork, and the Casting the Iron Columns of the above Work, under the Committee of Pro. minors, slay see the Plan and Specifications at the Offices of Mr. Samuel Beasley, Archluct, 4. Carlton Chambers, Regent street, and at the Illtage.door of the Theatre, on SATURDA Y, the Seth July, until TDURSD.IY, the 4th of August, when the Tenders will be opened. WILLIAM DUNN, Secretary. AND BRISTOL CHANNELS SHIP CANAL. fhe Ant.of rarliamcnt having passed, constituting the Sub scribers a Corporation, Notice is hereby given, that application for Siagnalips Dianne forfeited by the neglect of Holders thereof In novel Medea], may be made to Messrs. King and Lakin, No. 5, kiray's Inn.square ; and to Mr. Clarke, Chard, Somerset, th, respective Solicitors to the concern. REAT WESTMINSTER I).llRV.—The Proprie- T ton are informed, that the Darsdoes, in conformity with their Report of the 29th day of June last, hare made a further call of V. per Share, which the Proprietors are requested to pay upon •he mount of their respective Shares, to Messrs. nosanquet, Pitt, Andnion, and Co., 70, Lombard•atreet, on or before the lit day of ama t peat. EDW.IRD LODER. Secretary , 3b July, 1823. 18, (sarloiteArset, Bleoaosbury, CON -11)) ROCK AND PATENT SALT COM PANT. A eousisletalde number of Rankers' Receipts not having yet barn exchanged ter Certificates, this is to give notice to all persons holding such Receipts. that if they do not send them in to be ex. aanged on or betore Tuesday, the Nth current, they must hold th,ir. at their own risk, as the Company will nut consider them. erica ter•oneible for them. W. DUNLOP, Secretary. Illek and Patent Salt Campans'a Office, S, &item St. Helen's, 21st July, (845 lIROVINCIAL BANK OF I R ELAND.— CAPITAL TWO MILLIONS. mast :TOUS. Matthias Attwooa, F. M.P. Bight lion. W. Bagwell. M.P. I:.sartl Blount. Esq. Jair ,, Dreg:len, Esq. M.P. O. 11. Daw.en. Esq. M.P. 11. Alexanacr Douglss Esq. Sir R. T. Farquhar, Bin. M.P. tliter Farrar. KN. I:. Fletcher, Esq. Dzsonshire square. Sir Ihsrlp Flower. Bart. T. P. M•Queen, Esq. M.P. ExCLisit Soucitoas.—ML !atm SoLicaToas.—M... /halt as.—Mcssra. Magaiwman. Stn c 1 Eustace Magan, Esq. William Medley, Egg. .Mnses .11ontetiore, Esq. John Morris, En. Charles Elton Prescott. Esq. T. Spring Rice, }:sq. M.P. Rowland Stephenson, Esq. J. T. Thorp. Esq. Alderman: Samuel N. iVard„ Esq. John Wright, Esq. Henrietta street, Covent.garden. Fares. Atkinson, and Co. L P. and D. Mahony. Peters, and Co.: Mcssn. Spastic., Attwoistla, and Co. • Nodlid is hereby green, that the DEED OF SETTLEMENT will be aseely foe SIGNATURE on the Ist of August next. and will lie at Use Office of the Secretary, in St. II elen's.place. Lqp. don; and at Messrs. P. and D. Mahon?' Office, 2.1, Merrion• spare Notth, Dublin, fur that purpose, till 15th of said month of August, previous to which day every Proprietor is required to par the second instalment, execute the deed, and on executmg the deed to exchange the present Scrip Certificales for others framed in put. seances), eie Act of Parliament passed last Session. By order of the Court of Directors, THOS. JOPLIN, Sec. Blank Powers of Attorney, to enable parties to whom it may be inconvenient to sign the Deed of Settlement in person to execute the same, may be obtained on application at the Office of the So elety, St. Ileleres-place, London ; ce at Messrs. P. and D. Ma. hay's, Office, 29, Alerrion.square North, Dublin, upon payiog lqa for the stamp. PROVINCI Al, BANK of IRELANI).—N o ti ce hereby given, that agreeab l y to the original intention of call ingap the Capital of this Company, progressitely, u the Local Establishments should be formed, and busineis being about to be -- enmenced. the SECOND INSTAI.SIENT of percent. is r,%,y required to be paid, between the let and 15th of August ‘,. tither at the (Iffice of the Society, in St. Helen'a-place, Lon ' rat leyrrit. P. and 1). blaliony'a Office, 29, Merrion.square `. • , Dublin, between the hours of 10 and 4 each day. By - order of the ('curt of Directors, TUOMAS JOPLIN, Secretary. .7.ondon, July 11, 1825. 'pH E BRIT IS II LEAD COMPANY. Capital 300,000/. in 4.000 Shales of 50/. each. DIIIT.CTOII6. The Right Hon. Lord NUGENT, Chairman. FRED. JOHN PIGOU, Deputy Chairman. Richard Fort, Esq. John Archdale Palmer, Esq. David Nleiville, Lsq. Legrew Dense, Esq. Wm. Venning, Esq. Sam. 11. Israel, Esq. J. F. Cawthorne, Esq. 31.1'. Philip Peering, Esq. Meyer Davidson, Esq. Thomas Maltby, Esq. Richard Ware Cole, Esq. Edward Fletcher, Dig. Artitcnitv-8. N. Barber Esq.; John Routh, Esq. ex.:ciao—Sir John Paring, Bart., Shaw, Barber, and Co.; Sir Peter Pule, But.. Thornton, Down, Free, and Stott. Sutterrosts—James Florance, E'.. No. 33, Finsbury-square; Matthew Foster, Esq. Newcastle-on-Tyne. "it a Meeting of the Directors. held at the City of London Ta lent, os itaturday, the dsy of July, 11C3.. it Ina rewolved—That although the applications for Shares re vived far exceed the number of which the Company in composed, 4 1)14a:iota deem it right, on the present announcement, to give tc torruer Subscribers an opportunity to withdraw their names, 1 likewise for the Public and the friends of the Directors to sp- I ty for RIMS until Thursday afternoon next, the 211ttt July inst. yar o'clock pteciselymbeo the List of Subscribers will be closed, the allotment made forthwith. Appl:cations fur Shares may be addressed (if by let tcr post paid) Ihrlke», or to the Solicitors of the Coropary. quer batting annetioced that botterieb will cease in this country with the present Drawings. The Scheme contains the unprecedented amount of 210,204/. in cluding 100. 1 100/. in Four of 25,0001.` each, and all must be decided in One Day. 31st August. N.B. Zr wit; be recollected thnt J. and J. Sivewright Shared both the Finn and the hut• Prises of 23,03111. ever sold in this country. AC rt 1/ 2AI ' rd s VODlractor, having submitted the Scheme at 1 wort begi to Invite attention to its leadin g p o i n t s . CARROLL Inks dot only preserved ail the popular attractions of late Lotteries, but by increasing the Dumber of Prizes, and rajas ing the value of the Capitals From £21.000 to C 113,000, he has the hor.our to be the first Contractor that ever presented the Public with so large a sum as 2111,204/., including 100,0001. in Font Prizes of 25,0110/. each. fv.e. All to be decided in One Lay, 31st AUGUST. Tickets and Shares are now on Sale at Carroll's. the Contractor's Offices, IV, Cornhill; 7, Charing-cross; and 20, Oxford -street. London where he sold, in four months, Four Prise. of 20,000/. ! and tlitely. Totir Prises of 30,0110 f.! In the Lottery drawn the 31st of Slay list. Carroll sold No. 5,446 (Clam; B), a Prize of 10,0001. ; No. 6.6111, a Prize of 1.105/., and live other Capitals ! N.B. By .tct of Parliament, all Lotteries will be abolished for ever on the conclusion of the present Drawingn. ESTABLISHED UPWARDS OF TWENTY YEARS. For the Sale of IRISH LINEN by the rime. at Oa Faitor's Prtee, No. 4, on the SOUTH SIDE of ItI;OO3ISBUHY SQUARE, tour doors from the top of Soutbanipton-street Holborn. THE IRISH LINEN COMPANY beg leave to an. flounce to the Public, that the above House is their only Establishment in this country, where they continue to supply the Nobility, Gentry, and the Public, with WARRANTED Gra.sa bleached Linen, for Shirts and Sheets, of the best fabric and colour, and also TABLE LINEN. at a price considerably lower than they can be proctired through any other medium. They also engage to return the purchase.money should any fault appear. Good Irish Bills aed Bank of Ireland Notes taken as usual. Country and Town Ordeva punctually attended to by JOHN DONOVAN, 4, Bloomsbury-sq., London, 1. JOHN DOYLE, 31, St. Mary's Abbey, Dublin, g" WINES AT REDUCED PRICES, WARRANTED GENUINE. Y ONDON AND WESTMINSTER WINE AND 1 I SPIRIT COMPANY, No. 16, Strand, opposite St. Alar• tin's Church. PCT Dozen. OM Port. Vint. 1821 27 to 36 Fine ('rusted ditto 40 —4B Fine Pale Shen, 27 36 East and %Vest India Madeira - 36 48 _ _ Tenerißi,lisbon, and .Mountain 30 36 Cape Madeira and Sherry . 16 21 ° gi ll nix Dozen and upwards pi des at coat price. Letters, poet-paid, incloeing rer tree and Co. 16, Strand," dilly at' Per Dozen. Sparkling Cham pagne 72 to 04 Ditto, finest quality 80 Claret, St.Julien,&c. 40 84 Do. Chateau Margot 88 Sauteme,3loselle,&c. 60 BtFellas, in French liot ties . Spirit, of all kinds. :ked in llogsheads, gratis. Bot- mittances, addressed, " W. God ttended tn. EAST AND WEST INDIA WAREIIQUSE, EXETER 'CHANGE, STRAND. THIS OUTFITTING WAREHOUSE forma a se cond division of Eseter't'hange. where may be seen a large and well-manufactured Stock of fashionable Carriage, Cur. rick, Tandem, Phaeton, and Chaise Harness, with every descrip tion of Military, Hunting, and Side Saddles, tot Home Use, East and West Indies, New South Wales, and the Spanish Main. Camp Bedsteads, Camp Tables and Chairs. Cabin Irash-hand Stands, Cabin Lamps, Camel and Bullock Trunks, Canteens completely fitted up, neat and elewt, at a moderate price. Sea Cots, Bed. fiting, Writing Desks,Thwtsing Cases, &c. A large assortment of Cavalry and Infantry Swords, Epaulets, Sword Loots, Sashes, Belts, and Pistols. &e: &c. The Harness and Saddlery, together with the Summer and Win. te: Horse Clothing, merit inspection, from theihmeellent quality, first style of workmanship, and moderate.price. The whole of the Articles in this Establishment are warranted, and that axcellent plan, of tiny years standing, is strictly adhered to, of asking but one Ready Money Price, from which no discount or abatement will be made under any circumstances. N.R.—To prevent mistakes, the Public will please to observe, that the three principal entrances to this Outticting Warehouse are in Easter 'Change. A List of the East India Company sad Licensed Ships, and Alomin gPapers, are constantly kept. • " Connie mens recti fans mendacia ridel."—Ovt D. FOR Twenty Years have Messrs. GOSS and Co. been successfully distinguished in the several classes of Pathology to which they have directed their attention ; and their numberless patients absolved from pain and woe would in common gratitude beer testimony to their treatment, but that the restored sufferer, in areclaimiog its merits, must publish his abjured errors, and expose himself to " The world's loud laugh, Which scarce the firm philosopher can scorn." It is the conaciousness of this which emboldens the literary quack, the patientless self-dubbed physiciin,the hireling scribbling assassin " et id genus onme," to stigmatise the excellence he dreads, and aim at the dekradatiou of practitioners who have been guilty of suc cess under the must appalling circumstances of discouragement. Yet do Goss and l'o. keep their own counsel, and, in preserving inviolate the secret of their confiding patient, are content to " do rind by stealth, and blush to find it tame," and,despising the attacks of "hungry" libellous pretenders, will boldly pursue their commie And Invite the afflicted to partake the advantages of their system The youth who has enervated his frame by the strangely fascinat ing sin, which the poor victim of folly will too readily comprehend without further description, may find relief from his misery, and be kindly taught to regain his lost place in the scale of creation. The sufferer who, from another extreme of indulgence, has, with un bashful forehead, wooed debility, may learn to refrovate nature, and repair his abused constitution. The man of pleasure, exposed to and suffering from Lucs Venerea, however aggravated by malprac tice of the quack, or the concealment from diffidence, may hod a certain restoration ; and finally, in cases where the delay of a con nubial pledge has almost extended disappointmem to despair, they offer to the married female those hopes which she can reasonably appreciate. Remedies can be forwarded to any part of the world ; patients writing for the same will please to enclose a Bank Note. Attendance at home for consultation as usual. BOSS and CO. Mite. Surgeon*. No. 11, Bouverie.street, Fleet-street, Louden. •,.• Just published (Seventeenth Edition). 1. THE AtOl9 OF LIFE, • familiar commentary on the above Diseases. 241. II VOEIANA, addressed exclusively to the Female Sex. May be .had sac 20, Paternoster-row ; 611, Pall-mall ; 16, Princes-street, Soho; 174, Fleet-street; 4, Catherine -street, London; Porter, 71, Orafton-street, llub•lin ; Jones, 117, Trongates Olugow ; and 61, g Q iuh.bridge.street. Edinburgh ; awl of all booksellers. PAH h. (10. M PRISI NG about Fifty Rods of sound Brick-work, principally Lew, tiles, rafters, plates, joists, flooring hoards, girders, shop fronts, shutters, w►macutcs, panitions, closets, presses, counters, sh:lres„ marble and Portland chimney.pieces and hearths, glazed sashes, windows, dressings, about 40 cwt. lead. pavements, cisterns, sinks, register and ruinford stoves, dressers, shelves, louse materials and other effects. May be viewed two days prior. Catalogues on the Premises ;of Mr. l'apworth, Surveyor, Caroline.strect,llcdford-squure ; and of Messrs. %Yorkers and Cu, Fleet market. LINEN-DRAPERY, HABERDASHERY, MERCERY, AND HOSIERY. By Mr. W. P. MUSGRAVE, On the Premise., No. 6, Mary-la-bonne -street, Golden.square, on THURSDAY, August 4, and following days, at 1., TILL genuine and entire remaining STOCK in TR.tDE of one of the oldest and most respectable concerns in town, (thosiexsprietor, Mr. C. linen, retiring in consequence of ill.health) consisting of an extensive assortment of all the leading ankles con nected with the different branchetrof linen-drapery, haberdashery, mercrry, and hosiery, of the best manutactuxes arid most leceot fashions. hlay be viewed on Monday, tke Ist cf August, and two follow. log days. Catalogues may then Schad on the premises, and ot hlr. W. P. alusgrays i auctioneer appraiser, &c. No. 5, Uresit.streot. Chespoide. MR. CAUTY. has the honour to announce to the Nobility, Dentry, Connoisseurs, our the Public, that the GALLERY of PICTURES, by the most esteemed Masters, ad vertised for Sale by AuCtion, at his Great Roams ' on THURS DAY NILVIL, the 2 6 itt July instant, is NOW ON PUIILIC VIEW, sod will eontinue'skitll theelay-of sale. 110, Pall-mall, isly11,111,4; PICTI:It ES. the imc b h y o r y n i o uc t i nl r r. e l s i( p ). ; to i Ltl announc e p sl MU. CAUTF has that he Is ihstructed to SI! : s at' h ' is n 4rea e t u Rooms, e 811, Pill-mall, on THURSDAY. the 28th inst. at one o'clock. a most valuable and interesting COLLECTION of PICT, IRES, of the highest class; comprioulg several undoubted chef-d'aeuvres, amongst others, a grand (lallery Composition, representing Be! - shazzar's least, by Tintoretto; the Silence, of torregio, a most exquisite cabinet gem; an Ascension of the Virgin. by 3turillo ; Marriage of St. Catherine, of Raphael, a Cabinet Rijou of eleven whole length figures, and chef trusuv re ; the Reconciliation of Jacob and Esau, by the same master, another of his choicest produc tions; the Bacchus and Ariadne, of Titian; a Holy Family, by the same great master: also several of exquisite beauty and finish, by A. Caracci, Domenieldno, C. Hotel, Renthrant, Tintoretto, % elasqueo, &c. ; being the genaioe property of a foreigner of dis tinction, collected, regardless of expense, during many yews un wearied exertion and residence at the principal Courts of Europe. May be viewed, and catalogues had at the Rooms, 80, Pall mall. FREEHOLD TITHES AT DUNMOW, ESSEX. T 0 he SOLD by PRIVATE CONTRACT, the GREAT and SMALL TITHES, arising from about 1,375 Acres of Land in the par'sit of Little Dummy,. with one. third part of the Great and Small Tithes or about 50 Acres in the adjoining parish of Great Dunmore. These Tithes are let to two respectable Farmers of Little Putimow, as tenants from year to year. This Estate will entitle the purchaser ton cote for the County. For further particulars apply to Mr. Seymour. Solicitor, No. 12, Little Portland -street, Cnvcndish•square, Landon. KENT. WITHIN EIGHT MILES OF LONDON. TO be LET, or the LEASE to be SOLD of, a capita and substantial MANSION, in complete order, am! tit for the immediate reception of a Family of Distinction, and equal to the accommodation of a numerous establishment, with a capital Garden, Green-houses, &c. and Sixteen Acres of exteMent Meadow Land. ....,.... A Farm Establishment and Land adjoining, day be had if wished for. To be viewed by tickets only, to be had at Mr. Nunn's, 19, Gres James -street, Bedford-row ;OT of 31r. Holmes, Surveyor, Lewis- . ham, Sent, of whom further particulars may be known. . .. e- - . • . - - . .• .-sit . t ..., ''' - - •• • • 'i 4 - • •• ' -f.. sr ,:.- 4. .. . , %.........—.."" ///,' . . . . .. + a t+ . .. . . • / ' . • • .--. I • ' .14 4. ......_ 1 ...., ......_ . . . - 1 lt e; it Ali • J i ' ' ' Ail , . A . . . , . . , . 41 I . ... . . - . / -.— ' i kl I N . .1 • te e.`'s IN . . sir . • . . ,•• J. ' ... 7 , . . ow , _ ...,„.._ ev ,.___—,...." 40002406 „-•-•.. -- .... , _ ... . 1 -... w . • ._ -.-- No. 7,057. LONDON , TUESDAY, JULY 26, 1825'. , . - - . . • PAYMENT OF PRIZES DRAWN ON THE 15 . m DAY To clear out this Month, SALES BY AUCTION. E t EFUGE FOR THE FIESTITUTE.—A GENERAL o r JULY LAST, BEING THE THIRD DAY OF F OR BATAVIA and SINGAPORE, the fine cop- I • _ ••--- _ILIL COURT of the Governors of thi s I nst i tut i on w ill b e h e ld at DRAWING THE SECOND LOTTERY FOR THE K. - pered first-class Brig FORTITUDE, burthen 230 Tone, FRENCH NET DIESIIIES, LACES, CASIBRICS, LONG the Male Establishment, Horton, on THURSDAY, July the YEAR 1023. WILLIAM BARCHAM Commander ; lying in the City LAWNS, Ac . 211th, 1825, atone o'clock precisely. • LOTTERY OPPICE, SOMERSET-PLACE, Canal. Has good accommodations for Passengers. • By Mr. JAMES DENEW. • ROBERT CROSBY, Sec. Jay lA, 1828. For Freight at Passage imply to At his Auction Room. Charles4trees, Berkeley.square, MILE YOUNG GENTLEMAN, who LEFT HOME, T HE Cnmminioners appointed . for Managing the Lot- BUCM.ES, BAGSTER, and BUCHANAN, nos DAY, at 2, eerier Jo hereby give Notier, That Numbered Tickets and ' 3:1, Mark-lane. 1 -1 4 LE GAN T NET - and other FRENCH BALL on Saturday morning. is entreated to return to his family Shares thereof may be registered for the purpose of receiving info's. A REGULAR TRADER. X:4 DRESSES, Cambria, Long Lawns, beeutiful veils and immediately. HIS account with C. and Co. is satisfactorily ad. mitten of their fates after the Drawing, and may be examined at Fthe propertyof a Lady. OR VAN DIEMEN'S LAND and NEW SOUTH Laces, an India Shawl , Muslin!, Feathers, Beads, and other items, juited , and he will be received most kindly and joyfuLty. this Office every Day (Sundays excercd) with their Registen of WA LES, the fine coppered Ship PRINCE REGENT, Benefits and Blanks. burthen 400 Tons, WILLIAM B. LAMB, Commander. Lying To be.viewed and CatalOgues hail at the Auction - room, Charles- In 2 vols. Goo. pricz Ills. hoards, And the Commissioners appointed to take in the Benefit Tickets in the London Dock. HAS very superior Accommodat . ioni for street, Berkeley-square. THE TWENTY-NINTH OF. MAY; or, Joyous of..the Second Lottery for the Year 1823 do hereby give Notice, Cabin and Steerage Pasentgera—For Freight or Passage apply to - - . Doinp at the Restoration. • . thet they will attend at their Office in Somerset-place, on Thurs. BUCKLES, BAOSTER, and BUCHANAN, EXCELLENT FURNITURE, ' By EPHRAIM HA RDCASTLE, day, the 4th any of August, from Ten o'Clock in the Forenoon to Author of " Wine and Walnuts.l, 33, 3lark . lane. . Cabinet Piano-fate , China, Ohms. an Eight-day Clock, Turning Two o'Clock an the Afternoon. to take in and enter the Benefit London: Printed for Knight and Lamy, Paternoster-row. Tickets drawn on Friday, the 16th day of July Instant, being the /ramp Effect s, the Property of a TO HOCLOGNE.—The HERO Steam Y ac ht Lathe ' Sla g le Horse-cillajaa ' and (14 G entleman. •Zlied Day of Drawing the tame Lottery, to be exchanged for Cer- „L will leave the Cuatom•honse Stairs at Seven o'clock in the • This day is published, in 3 vols. post Bvo. Second Edition, price By Mr./AMES DENEW. •36eaese pursuant to the Act of Parliament in that behalf. morning, on SATURDAY NEXT, and proceed direct to 30s. boards. At his Auction Rome,. Charlee-street, Berkeley-square, And for farther despatch thereof. ells said Comnsissioners will Boulogne, where the Company may CO on shore and remain till THIS and FOLLOWINIG DAY , at 12. VORTY YEARS in the WORLD ; or Sketches and take in sad enter the Tama in Class A at one seat, and the 31entIty morning, when the ewe: will return to London. and ar.' ' Titles of a Soldier', Life. Tickets in' Class , 4l at another seat ; an d t h e persona possessed live the same evening. A Band of 3Lisic and Professional Singers THE genuine and elegant FURNITURE, Glasses, -A- By the Author of ti Fifteen Years in Indic" Ac. • thereof are directed to bring, with their Tickets, separate Lisa will entertain the company during phi voyage. Tickets 11. 7s. lid., Lamps, China, a Cabinet Piano-forte, a Tulning Alrathe, " I have a song of war for knight, thereof marked A and B, formed in numerical order, adapted to to B ou l ogne an d b ac k ; to B ou l ogne on l y, 11. I s ., b e i ng t h e cheapest single Horse-thaise. end Effects, the peoperty of a Ontlenno leas- " Lay of love far Lady•bright.' cads of themad yenta ; and at the bottom o r each List, to welts the travelling ever known. No al m a ch ar ge" whatever. A separate ing town ; comprising fourspent., 6 el4 l ,_ ion Peen bedstead" fee - , Printed foi Geo. B. Whittaker, Ave-Maria-lane. ininioand Pro Per additions of the Perim entitled to the value of the cabin, and female attendant for the Ladies. diet beds and beddbg y sbeets„of drawers , and ' other • • • said Tickets. Tickets to be had of Ms. Wright, Cox and Hammand'agt4J. °Umber i"it - curtain% Chain aid' ...„,......... . On the Ist of August will be published, Bvo.. • And the said Commies/nem abut_ 'rim farther Notice , Mat C. , r ••,..a.....,tet, Mr. Fez .-. 11, Swltiten-phice, linniaire 11' . eM• s' - '"'"; Di ' - ' -I°° ' Ill ' l t -ri hr """` CONSIDKRATIONS submitted in defence otthe Or-. titicates for the value of The Bald Ma.ets will be deßver4weat On 1, 4 4 1 AL..; Lim t . , .1 c4,.....,„11, 8 „„ . and or , fr m aijoc ,abia., tables,mepets, and ' - . den to Oentleil for the 51elioration of Slavery non ndl ; . , the Bth IWO Allirter neat at Moen, after wham tne I p r ime r 11, remo t a ; m g of the 'Agoras, as monad in !kitchen req mi.. • • ' an d upon the probable.effect of sudden Emancipatio Agricti- let=mlssioners will take in and enter Tickets in their usual' sire ill bills. Tp he ridlied and Cate Joyed bad at tbe Atic ion-room, Charles- • tural Industry and British Capital in the West Indies. In a series menthly entry ; and all persons are desired to observe, they milt street Bet*elcy.square. . of Letters which appeared in the Star Newspaper. under the signet- bring duplicates of their Lists when they come for their Certi. LEITH AND BERWICK WHARF, LfeWEK EAST ' Scales. SSIITHFIELO: ' • OLD ESTLILISIIED WINE VAULTS, CITY , tore of Vindet. To which is annexed the Thirteenth Article in the Sixtieth Number of the Quarterly Review ; and the Observe- The Commissioners also give further Notice, that a Bond of In- lIIHE LONDON and LEITH OLD SHIPPING • deninity must be entered into by two respectable Housekeepers (to je,„ COMPANY and the BERWICK SHIPPING CO5l. By Meese. WARLTERS and CO. tions thereon in a Series of Letters, which appeared in the New be'approved by the said Commissioners) together with the person PANS' trading to this Wharf hereby intimate to their Friends At Garraway's, TO-11:ORROVY July 27, at 12, Times Newspaper, under the signature of Anglus. Printed for John Murray, Albemarle-street. entitled to the value of any Ticket or Tickets which may have been and the Public, that 3lr. Andrew Laurie hats withdrawn as Acting HE beneficial LEASE, for a tern of 25 Fears , at the lost, or to any Ticket or Tickets the checks of which may have been Whartinger from the let of April last ; Mr. Malcolm 111•Naughton JL low rent of 421. per Annum, With the valuable and lucrative . ___Yl t e n of destroyed, before the Centimistioorrs can grant Certificates and Mr. Alexander Thompson are appointed in his stead, and in R e t a il T ra d e o f b etween em. and 401;1. per Month, of the - . f or the same ; and that in case uf a lost Ticket, an affidavit must future they will discharge all Debts due by the Concern, and will tiRApEs It•INE VAULTS, in caunon-street, Cit.f. The Tlf &' Aft.2l/ Y. also be made of the CirCeMstanCes attending the loss of the same, be the only persona authorised to receive Moneys owing to the House lax convenience Family, aid in the most nom. .' eatery fora a ....son..-- before one of the Heeourable Barons of his Majesty's Court of Ex- above Companies. piece repair, and is well adapted for the ex•ensive business which A detachment belonging to the 17th Regiment of Light chequer. Dated this 23d July, 1025. it has for many years carried on ; its peculiar situation commands D ragoons (Lancers) marched yesterday morning from DAVID GOUR LEY. CUTTING TICKETS FOR THE FOURTH DAY OF a titer rate fulLprice trade without cninpetition ;• it is submitted to elr ei 7- • ns s um ter f .11 ' 1t or rig i on. DRAWING THE SECOND LOTTERY FOR T/IL Manager, London and Leith Old Shipping Company. the public ill consequence of a death in the present. posies/roes fa- " ' WM. PAULIN, only, and will be sold without reserve. . , • ' Detachments belonging to the lath and 8341 Regiments YEAR 1823. . Agent, Berwick Shipping Company.o f Infantry marched esterda morning from ‘Vestnfinster LOTTERY•OFPICF., SOMSRSET.PLACE, —..— Particulars may be had on the Premiers ;at Garraway ' s ;trod . y • y July 16, 1828. 3,613 a Prize of 21.055!. of Mews Warhers and Co., Fleet-market. . for Harwich. T HE 3fartagers nnd Directors of the Lotteries do hereby give Notice. 'That Numbers of • Tickets and Shares thereof 8,687. a Prize of 2,000/. Both Sold and Shared by • . A detachment belonging to the ..56th Regiment of Foot BUILDING 3IATERIALS OF THREE HOUSES, marched yesterday morning from Westminster for Hull. may be registered, for the purpose of recessing information of their j and J. SIVEWRIGHT, who have again to co n- . FLEET.STRI;ET. A detachment of the .53th Regiment of Infantry em- fates after the Drawing, and may be examined at this Of fi ce every • gratulate their Friends on the success. that attend, their By Messrs. WARLTERS and CO. ' barked on Saturday on board a Leith vessel in the River, day (Sundays excepted), with their Registers of „Benefits and Offices, 37, Cornhill, 11, Holborn, and 38, Haymarket. On the Premises, 111 and 86 , Fleet-street , and in Bride-passage - and sailed yesterday morning for Carlisle. Blanks. J. and J. Sivewright beg puce snore to remind the Public, that adjoining, on TIESDAY, August 2, at 11, by order of the And the mid 31anarters and Directors do hereby give further the New Lottery, to be Drawn in One Oar, (3lst August), is Committee of National Architecture, for opening the l detachment of' the - 13 View as /. . /7t Regiment of Foot sailed yes- Notice. thst they will cut off the Tickets to he put into the %Viler!' one of thelaat they will have to offer, the Chancellor of the Exche- Bride's Steeple, . terday morning from the River, for Edinburgh Castle. 1...1....h.. r,.,,,,,i, ri.. a elravrins the Nto.nnti loiter. for the year 'WI having announced that Lotteries will Celle in thin taunt..with yard , re the •Pat_, It '• me .otro EAST INDIA SHIPPING. The Boyne, Stephens, from Bengal, has arrived of Falmouth ;1 she sailed from Calcutta the 16th of January, from Corriega, in February, from Madras, the 16th of February, from the Cape the 11th of DI ay, and from St. Helena, the 20th of May. PassENot RS PER BoYSE ' CAPT. STEPHENS, FROM BEN. GAL AND MADRAS .— Captain Willows; Mrs.. Willows, and two; children ; Lieutenant Trtoeunbe, R.N.I Lieut. Walker; Mrs.' Walker ; Ensign O'Breen ; Mr. Lake, R.N.; Mr. Popham, R.N.; Mr. Noreock, R.N. Sere SPOKEN wt . :lr.—The Thendosia, Killson, from Bengal to Liverpool. on the oth of July, in lat. 44, long. 07. CARE, MAY 9.—The Pyramus, Brodie, sailed for London the 10th of May. The General Palmer, Truscott, was to sad fur Ma drag the 13th of May. ARRIVAL AT SIERRA Lmowr.-A-The Echo, Dunlop, from the Cape of Good Hope, the 2.3 d of May. The Montnouth, Simpson, front the Cape, has arrived at Jamaica. The Kron Prinsen, Bamberg, from the Mauritius, arrived at Ilamburgh the 18th of July. The King George (whaler) was condemned at Guayaquil as ur setworthy. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. CUSTOM-110USE, JULY 23. Sarre ENTERED Ovrwaaws.—The Topaz, Strovan, fo► Rarbadoes and Antigua; Jane, Riddell, for Madeira, reneritle, and Quebec • Al Word, Taylor, for Oibraltar and Mogadore ; Cornwallis, lientlerson, for Singapore and Prince of Wales Island ; Eolides, Sourander, for Elsinore. CLEARED OUTWARDS FINALLY AT GRAVESEND.—TtIe JOYetlit Arrivee, Beniest, for Antwerp and Brussels; Bellissirna, Warren,,for Petersburgh. ,i2LEARING OVTWARDS.—The Sarah, Tucker, for Bombay ; Earl of Clancarty, Heath ; l'rinee Frederick, Atherden ; and Prince of Saxe Cobourgh, Ladd. for Rotterdam; Prince of Wa terloo, Marlcr, for Ostend ; Stapler, Chambers, fur Hamburgh ; Praire, Vanletnbrooke, for Calais; New Union, Van der Broecke, for Antwerp ; Eliza, Ncgrct, fur Calais ; Flora, Christie ; fur Mo. gadore ; True Love, 'Vallans, for Oporto; Asp, flame, for South Whale Fishery ; Dom:star, Marshall, for Quebec; Briton, Wit. son, for 3liranniehi ; Prince, Braithwaite, for Quebec. CLEARED OUTWARDS TO InELAND.—The Jane, Hicks. for Cork ; Salads, Harris, for Londonderry ; Richard and A nn, Way, for Dublin. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. FALMOUTII, JULY 23.—Arrived off the port on the 21st inst. the Boyne, Stephens, front Madras, sailed February 16, from the Cape, Apeift, and from kit. Helena May 49. Sailed his Majesty's ship Doris, Captain Sir J. G. Sinclair, Bart with a mail for the Brazils; the Lady Louisa packet, for the Leeward Islands; the Martin, Martin, and the Invulnerale, Phealan, for Hamburgh ; the Ilawina, Bell ; _the N'olant, Milne ; and the Lady Ann, Simp son, for Loadon.—The Prince Regent packet from Jamaica, has justhove in eight; exertions will be made to land the mail in time for this post. PORTSMOUTTI, JULY 24.—Arrived his Majesty's ship Dotterel from Halifax, last from l'lymouth ; the Alfred, Meads, from Guernsey ; the Charlotte, Robson, from Memel ; and the Bellona, from Dantzic. Sailed the David, Richards, for Riga; and the Maria transport, for Chatham. DEAL, Jul.Y 24.—Arrived from the River and remain, the Java, Driver, for India ; the Elizabeth, Soaks, Brom Norway, for Gibraltar; and the Henrietta, Moesner, from Cette, for Vstad. Passed through, the Catherine Stewart Forbes, Chapman, for New South Wales; and the Virginia Packet, Knight, for New York. Gaavesewo, JELY 24.—Arrived the Hiram, Jackson, from Galipoli ; Hope, Clit'on, from Lisbon ; Friends, Hawkins, from ditto; Welcome, liamlyns, from ditto; Margaret, Thomson, from Trleate ; Sicilian, Jamieson, from Africa ; Mary. Andrews. from Genoa ; Sylph, Bening, from Port au Prince ; Betsey, Nance, front the Canaries ; Patience, Kind, from the Cape of Good Hope ; Arra, Jackson, from Oporto ; Cape Packet, Clark, from the South Seas; Britannia, Davison, from Tobago; and above 79 other vessels from the ili&rent ports in the Baltic—Sailed the Blandford, Soper, for Newfoundland; William, Nicholson, for ditto; Filey, Edmond, for Petersburgh ; Express, Wells, for Gibraltar; Sarah, Tucker, for Bombay; Midas, Bairjrie, for New 'South Wales; Stapler, Chambers. for Hamburgh ; Unity, Monday, for Guernsey ; and the Bramin, Rawson, for Biboa. Paula, J ULY 20.—The coasts of Galicia are infested by Colom. bian privateers, which have within a few days captured seven small coasters; there are several Spanish vessels at Bayonne that dare not sail even for 13ilboa or St. Sebastian. GIBRALTAR, J r. e.Y 4.—Three Colombian privateers sailed yea. terday to the eastward, on a cruise. JAMAICA, MAY 28.—The sloop Simon Taylor, from Kingston to Manchionca, was totally lost in Bull Bay, 19th instant ; crew and part of the cargo saved. The Isabella, Colombian schooner of war, put into Monttur Bay, 14th instant, for provisions ; she had a small sloop (a prize) in company. Jt se 4.—The drogging sloop Endeavour, Born, has been driven on shore at M intcgo Bay, but expected to be got off. The Ocean, from Jamaica, to Bristol, was totally lost on Morrison 's Reef ( Jamaica) on the Bth ult.•-only the first tier saved. _ - . . . The Barbara and Catherine, from Liverpool to .Btorice, struck on a reef off the dale of Sky, 14th instant, and it is fazed will be totally wrecked. I 'rew saved. The Beureux, Lataale„ from St. Jago de Cuba to Bordeaux, was lost 211th May, near Crooked Island. Crew saved. VESSELS SPOKEN wirm—Pallas, —, from Liverpool to New-York, 29th ult. ; Theodosia, —, from Bengal to Liverpool, 9th inst.; Lord Stanley, of North Shields, —, for qaebec, in en. trance to the Gulf; Marion, —, from New York to Harm, 10th inst. ; Atlantic, —, front Gibraltar to New-York, 30th ult.; Burleigh, —, from London to Quebec, 29th ult.; Nestor, of Shields, --, from Quebec. Extract of a letter from his Majesty's Consul at Panama to John Bennett, Esq., Lloyd's, dated 22d April, 1325. Si •,--1 request that you will bepleased to make known the fol. lowing intelligence respecting the Colombian corvette of war the Santander, which was forcibly taken possession of by her crew, while at anchor itt this bay, on .the Lth af August last; theta letter hu been received in this city by a rettputable merchant from a gentleman at It isiejo, Elated= November 1823, elating that the Santander was then on the coronet* Guatinrsla, and committing de predations; that she had taken a .beiV•ealleekthe Media Mundo, of Guayaquil, which bite plundered, as well as the pamengers on board her, (of whom the writer of the letter in question had been one), and afterwards abandoned her; that she bad also captured a fine schooner, called the Acuna, uhich she sunk. - 14 • 1 It has been calculated, that the corn destroyed by game, in the county of Hants alone, would be sufficient to maintain 2,000 people for a year ; and• that the labour of persons imprisoned in the same , county for o(fenct s against the Game Laws, would be adequate to carry on a manufactory of silk, woollen, or cotton, employins R captAl of 100,000/. sus of Trutli in the Jet. John Bennett, Esq., Lloyd's, dated 22d April, 12123. Tappenden, T. King's Head Public-house. Cumberland.. e, Who aye you ?" he uouhefaa, cried, :s j . i - 0, ". -- - . ( .req:es .. ; . t . h - at . y - o - ii:wi - 11 .- be - p - l - easecl ."--.1 " to::: . knowT j The fi: ili a c : rec ant :, r j i;tu r a . l . l t ; a": J. . tjuu. - 1 ma'am s :: ane, "7"'ma I I I: If 31adrid,"—the Miller replied ; lowing intelligence respecting the Colombian corvette of war the IVelcker, Al. and J. F. Leicester-square, tailors . . 1 k Santander, which was forcibly t a k en possession of by her crew, on !^ --The visions supplied, it while at anchor in this bay, on .the Lth of August last ; that a It has been calculated, that the corn destroyed by hat to Right had been lacking ; letter bas been received in this city by a respectable merchant from no longer denied, nph thro' M'arren's Jet Blasting. a gentleman at Itialejo, dated Msl November 1824, stating that the game, in the county of Hants alone, would be sufficient Santander was then on the coved of Ouritimals, and committing de- of to ma per in so ut n i s n 2 im .oo pr O is p o eo ned ple in for th a e year sain ; e l . l cou nd• n t t h y at fo th r e oz labo enc u t s r egains_t the Game Laws, would be adequate to carry on a rilliant Illaiting, prepared by ROBERT predations ; that she had taken a Iseig,..calleckthe Media giando, London, and sold in every town in the of Guayaquil , which bile plundered, as well u the pasitengria on manufactory of aim antes, ed. led. Hid. and likl. each 4 also board her, (of whom the writer of the letter in question had been dd. 19d. and Hid . each. A Milling Pot one ), and a ft erwards abandoned her; that she bad also captured a ......, woollen . , Or cotton, employins ',capital . bottles of Liquid. fine schooner, called the Acuna, uhich she sunk. of 100,0001, 4144 1. • . ~-. * - e--• - - --..-- -.--- - - - iii i k s airat • ~.. • . 4r lP. :.; -. , „