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. No. 7,081. YROVINCIAL BANK OF IRELAND.—Those p r oprietors who have ism signed the Deed ef Settlement are ? wetted to do so, without delay, the arrangemenu for cotnmcne be business ?ring =DPW* vrb t p ro prietors are besehy apprized, that according to the regu. boons of the Society, if on Instalment is not paid within fifteen dips of the cell. it b competent for the Court of Directors to charge interbt ir.xn that time at dm per cent., until such Instalment is pyd ; and 11$0 that the shares of Proprietors who shall not execute the Deed within two months of the IN Instant will be subject to forfeiture. The Deed lira for sare at the Office of the Societ7 to St. laK London s o d a t 3lesere. P. and D. hlahooy s, Soli. utni. Mernon Square Nortb, Dublin. THOS. JOPLIN, Sec. Lrnion, 19th Aug. 1825. LONDON GOLD AND SILVER REFINING PLATE AND BULLION COMPANY. The Directors of this Company are desirous to treat for P i remtsee s e de West end of the Town, calculated for the business of the ied Silver Plate and Jewellery Department, and also An oilier Premises to the City, either calculated for redoing upon a large axle, or convertible to such purpose. Apphcations, with particulars of Terms, to be forwarded (post put!) to the Directors, et the Office, Lancaster-place, ii-aterloo bridge.S•rand. it: 4l Wee.. rAiw. Capital 100.0001. in 1000 Shares of 1001. each. . This COMPANY is formed for the purpose of opening a regular and expeditious Communication betwcen the Port of London and the Rivers Elbe sail Weser, which lead to several important C.om menial Cities and Towns that have not hitherto possessed the faci lities of Commercial Intercourse &Worded by Steam Navigation. A Prospectus, detailing the adrantsges,likely to accrue from this Establishment, will be ready for delivery, with the allotment of Shares, which will take place in a tew days, and in the mean time applications for Shares may be addressed (past paid) until Thurs day, the 23th instant, to Alessts. Fisher and NOTCUIt, Solicitors, Id. Holborn. mum Gra►'s Inn; or to Messrs. Everett, Walker, Mildly. Ellis, and Co. Bankers, 0, Mansion House-street. MEAT WESTMINSTER DAIRY COMPANY.— Vfi Notice Is hereby given, that the DEED of SETTLE:if ENT ot this COMPANY i. now ready for the signatures of the Pro rietors at this office. The bankers receipts held by them must be sett preparatory to their being exchanged for the Certificates of their Shares, which will be delivered to the respective parties at the ex pircion of a week from the period of signing. And at the same woe checks will be issued foe half a year's dividend, at the rate of 7i per cent. per annum, as announced in the report made at the deseral Meeting, held at the Crown and Anchor Tavern, the 29th shy of Juue. By order of the Board of Directors, EDWARD LODER, Secretary - . 16. Charlotte-street, Bloomsbury. N.B. The books of the Company for the transfer of Shares must necessarily remain closed till the 26th instant. G RAND CORN ISII UNION MINE ASSOCIA TION. Coital 27.0,000/.--Shsres of 251. nat.—Deposit M. per Share. Two Months' Netice of each Call.—Not more than 151. per Shre will be Called for within the two first rears. The regulation of the CORNISH UNION was decided upon areal yews since, but with the determination not to submit it to the public until many of the Minn should be proved, and brought into such estate of forwardness Si not only to divest them of their character as speculation, but to insure the considerable and frequent she lends from their profits at an early period after the distribution of the Shares to the public. 31any applications having eome in after the time appointed by the Directors, thew have decided to defer the allotment of the Shares till after TO.MORROIV. Applications for Shares will be received by Messrs. Sir John Paring, Bart. Shaw, Barber, and Co. Cornhill ; and by Messrs. Sitcom and Postlethwaite, Lombard-street, until Four o'Clock 2 . 0.3101 t ROW. Dy order, R. E. SPURRING, secretary. T HE ORIGINAL METROPOLITAN • BREA D and FLOUR UO3IPANY. Established February 19, IH2I. Capital 1110,000 Z. in 3,000 Shares of SO/. each.—Deposit 21. pa Bav t itc—MessTs.Coutts and Co. SoLiciroit—G. J. Moore. Esq. Mr. James White. Superintendent. Mr. James 31. Raw Secretary. When the projectors of this Aatlu nest conz.tvcd uflireetiag their resources to the object of supplying the publie with the best aseessory of life at a cheaper rate. end in it purer state than it had pneriassly bees obtained. it was their intention to con tra their sparations to the city. ?boy are determined, however, from the extraoydinary success which has attended their efforts, to tscreue their capital To the extent staled above, and to comprehend he whole inetmpalis and its environs in their enlarged plan. Application for Shares to be matte to the Bankers of the Aro. siAtion, Messrs. Couto and Co. Su and ; to It. J. Moore. Esq. So. Itmar, 7. Norfolk-street. Strand ; and to the Secretary. 31r. J. 31. Rose, 14. Old Jewry, where prospectuses may be had in a few days, vuh the list of Petri's,. Directors. &e. ; also prospectuses to be had at the Manufactory, 136. Fleet-street. ‘ZI)t lETY for PROMOTING the ENLARGEMENT ►►-J7 and /SU I LDI of CHURCHES asul CHAPELS. PATRON. Ilia Royal Highnem the Duke of YORK. PRESIDENT, His Grace the Archbishop of CANTERBURY. The ANNUAL GENERAL 31 EETINO of this SOCIETY, heW at the Premiums' Tavern on the 25th of May, was numerous and most respectable. The Report showed how much good the Society has been In strumental in effecting, with mean* comparatively small. It has made grants in 305 cases; and, by tine expenditure of 06,1401. has been instrumental in providing an increase of accontmoda. bon in Churches and Chapels to the amount of 113,714 sittings. (It this number 84.548 are for the use of the poor. The assist. ante given by the Society has all but exhausted its finances ; and yet such is the increased and increasing population of the country, that Church room to a much greater extent is still required. Ap plications are even more numerous now than they were et any former period; but unless the Public, whose aid is earnestly en. treated, and on whom the Society depends ( for it is supported entirely by voluntary contributions). shall supply the means, as silence can be no longer afforded. The Parliamentary Grants are specifically appropriated to the building of additional Churches, and inplaces where the population eueeds 4.000 persons—they cannot be applied to improve, enlarge, or rebuild. These are the great objects of this Sociey, and these objects have been promoted with no inconsiderable success during the seven years of its ex. ! istenee. It has opened the doors of the Established Church to thousands who wets before excluded from joining in its worship. Will not, then, the friends of that Church come forward and ens. Ide the Society to continue its useful exertions? His Majesty has hem graciously pleased to make a donation of 1.0001. and the Com mittee cannot but indulge the hope that the example of the Sovereign will be followed by his subjects in every rank of life, for every pound that is subscribed will b e t h e means of furnishing en ad ditional sitting. They can appeal to the good which has been already done in various places, by supplying the spiritual wants of the population. They may venture to say, that the interests of re ligion and morality cannot be more effectually promoted than by the support and encouragement of this Society. Donans. nn. Sub. Amount already Advertised 12.1011. ti0 A I Is. 551. I Is. X. 6. The Hon. the Earl of Den. Henley Eden - 10 10 Abingdon (24) . 109 (I liononelble and Rev. C. Wm. Ellis Hosting, Esq. G. Permed -10 0 (2d J-25 C Rev. W. H. E. Bentinck 10 If Rev. J. D. Hustler - 10 t 31n. J. Penn (2d) - 10 • Thos. Nettleship, Esq. 6 Mts. Saab Rice - 6 5 Miss Nettleship - Rey. F. Laurent . 1 1 Sarah . 0 1 Ref. Dr. C. It. Sumner 5 fl Pittebe . U 11.11 * . elt Eq . (2d) 5 0 Harry Charrington, Esq. 100 M rs.leelea - 21 0 Rev. Richard Carey . 5 Any. Elsa. Mortlock -21 0 Miss Lapimandaye 5 Mrs. A. Alordock . 21 0 Rev. E. Berens (2d) 10 Am. T. Wintle (2d) . 10 0 C. Rivington, Esq. . 5 W. Halton, Esq. . 10 OJ. Rivington, Esq. - 6 Rev. R. Roberts . 2 0 Mrs. Mary Eaton . 2 Rev. J. Wooleombe . 20 OJ. Marsh, Esq. (2d) 10 John Valliant, Esq. (2d) 5 0 Dr. J. H. Arnold (3d) 30 De. Adams . .10 0 Rev. B. Ridge . 10 RevJsines Match (3d) 10 10 Mrs. Auberun (3d) - 10 Dun and Chapter of Olou- Miss Aubertio (3d) - 10 telt " - - 0 Alum C?Auberun (3d) . lo Rev. J o h n K e bl e (3d) 50 5 0 Miss M. Aubertin 3d) 10 Right lion. Lord Dam- Right Hon. Earl of Pent. ble * (11 ) - 20 0 broke (2d) - 100 hen. 11. Chapman (2d) 10 10 Right Hon. Lord Sondes 100 11,. In g l e' - -3 0 Hugh Mallet, Esq. - 2 Dam sod Chapter of Sails. Rev. J. Dayrell - 5 burr 1.11) - 50 R Rev. W. 1. inch 6 br. Shackelford 10 o I Frederick Millet, Esq. 5 --- Sutherland, Esq. 5 0 Lady Congreve - 10 Rer. T. P. Penrose, Rev. Henry Du Cane (3d) 5 (2d) Er 2 2 Halliwell, Esq. - 25 Esq (3d) 60 0 A Friend to the Church b _.‘ct. T. Home. (3d) 10 0 of England - 1 I Pole lO 0 Rev. J. Owen. produce of bias Harriet C ock. Sermons preached at 11• 134) (21 - 5 0 lchleford and Parton 5 5 5 0 Rev. Archdeacon Older ." ng . Esq. - 10 10 shawe (3d) - 20 0 „onations and Subscriptions will be received hythe principal 'ankers In roan and country, and by the Rev. W. J. Rodher. Itttary, N o . 1 5, Duke -street, 11'estminster, on account of the t ftsulve, Charles Hoare, Esq. IS. Duke -street. Westminster, August 22, 1825. I t s" - ) .-- • !!Eg • ~.- - 4 /il f AHD; Tray... — Solicitors, 11, PURSUANT to a Decree of the High Court of Ch ancer y, male in a Cause wherein Ilarriot Bates and others are pious- Ors, and David Mickle and others are defendants, and in . another Cause wherein the said arriot Batcs and others are plaintiffs, And the said David Mickle and another are defendants, the CREIDI TORS of MARY GLORIA, late of Princess-road, in the parish of Saint Jlary, Lambeth, in the county of Surrey, Widow, •bo died on the 9th day of February 182 t), are, un ur before the 10th day of November, 11125, by their Solicitor, to come in and prove their Debts before James Tower, Esq. one of the Masters of the said COUrt, at his Chtfobera. Soutitsmpton f iruildings.Chatscer!- .__ LEPARD. Lane. Solicitor, U, DURSUANT to a Decree of the High Court of Chancery, I. made in a Cause wherein Joseph Dare and others are plain tifi's. and George Gordon and others are defendants, BENJAMIN DARE, an .I.lnuitant, named in the will of Joseph Dare, late of Southampmn-street, Camberwell, in the county of Surrey, Esq. (who died in the :north of February, 102.11, if living. to conic in and makesout his claim, or if deal, any person or persons claiming under him, is or arc to come in and make out his or their claim. before Francis Paul Stratford, Esq. at his Chambers, in Southsm p. ton-buildings. Chancery-lane, London, on or before the 28th day of November, 1845, or, in default, they will be peremptorily excluded the benefit of the said Decree. The said Benjamin Date, if living, would be between 60 and 70 years of age; he married upwards, of 40 years ago. a Miss Cooke, of Exeter, and was afterwards an officer of the Slarahalsea Court, and resided in or near Pump- I court, St. Luke's, Old.street, and was subsequently clerk to a solicitor, in Elm-cone. in the Temple. SHEPPAR D, THOMAS, and LEPA RD. Solicitors, 9, Cleakaane. Just published. price 24. THE JEWS' ('.VI'ECHISM, containing the thirteen Articles of the Jewish Religion, with a prefatory discourse against Atheism. &c. Dedicated to the Rev. Solomon Hermetic]. Printed tin Knight and L. cey, Paternoster-row, and to be had of all Booksellers. Thk day is published, by John Letts. jun. 32. Cornhill, AREPLY to a Pamphlet, entitled a REFUTATION of CAUTIONARY OBSERVATIONS to those who contemplate an Investment of Property in New Lacks. " The earth has bubbles, n.s the water has ; And these are of them." X 213,294 IN ONE DAY. SWIFT and CO. beg leave to direct the attention of the Public to the above unusually large amount of Prize Money in the present Scheme, all to be obtained in One Day, 31st this Month, when Four of 252(NY. each, and all the other Prizes, must be drawn. Every Number will receive 31. al the least. This be ing the Last Grant of Lotteries in this country, the opportunity of gaining such Capital Sums by a small adventure will soon cease. The Tickets and Shares are on Sale at the old and fortunate Offices of SWIFT and Co. 11, Poultry ; 12, Charing-cross; and 31, Aldgate fligh-street ; where Twelve Capitals were sold in the last four months. WINES AT REDUCED PRICES FOR CASH ONLY. ONDON AND WESTMINSTER WINE AND 4 I SPIRIT COMPANY, No. 16, Strand. opposite St. Mar tin's Church. Per Doren. Per Doren , Port, Vintage 1820 - 275. to 30s. I Claret, Lam and May Ditto Crusted - 365. 425. I glum - 725. to 06s. Ditto 8 to 8 years in Sparkling Cl:am. bottle ' .411e4. pan* . 73a. 84‘. Sherrey,Pale&Browo Th. U.. Do. sod Creamill.; ut Do. Amontillado . 421. —41 is. the first quality . —i. Ks. 31arleira, iVeat India 36a. 425. St. Perry, dry and spark. 725. Do. East India . 40s. Gus. Chablis . . 631, B•ieellas SGs. 425. Hermitage, Red and White !kis. Tertariffe, Lisbon, Vi- Moselle. Sauterne, fie, - cos. dorda.A. Mountain 304. —311 s. Foreign Liqueurs of all kinds. Claret, St. Julien . —48 s. Superior bin. 14a. Jamaica Ram, 15s. • Brandy, 455. per gall. Six Dozen packed in a hogshead gratis — Bottles at cost price. EAST AND WEST INDIA WAREHOUSE, EXETER 'CHANCE, STRAND. THIS OUTFITTING WAREHOUSE forms a se cond division of Exeter'Gbarge, where may be seen a large and well-manufactured Stock of fashionable Carriage, On side, Tandem, Phaeton, and Chaise (farness, with every descrip tion of Military, Hunting, and Side Saddles, for Home Use, East and West Indies, New South Wales, and the Spanish Main. Camp Bedsteads, Camp Tables and Chairs. Cabin Wash-hand Stands, Cabin Lamps, Camel and Bullock Trunks, Canteens completely fitted up, neat and elegant, at a moderate price. Sea Cots, Bed. Sting, iVriting Desks,Dressing Cases, &c. A large asaortment of Cavalry and Infantry Swords, Epaulets, Sward Knots, Sashes, Belts, and Pistols, &c. &c. The Harness and Saddlery, together with the Summer and Win ter Horse Clothing, merit inspection, from their excellent quality, first style of workmanship, and moderate-price. The whole of the Articles in this Establishment are warranted, and that excellent plan, of fifty , 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.B.—To prevent mistakes, the Public will please to observe, that the three principal entrances to this Outfitting NYarchouse are in Exeter 'Change. A List of the East India Company rad Licensed Ships, and Mornin Papers, ars constantly kept. C01.1.160E.111LL, UPPER TIIA NIES.STREFT. 910 be LET, a spacious and well-arranged DWEL LING-HOUSE, very desirably situate No. 22, College hill, Upper Thames-street, containing four spacious airy cham bers, drawing and dining room, two well arranged and roomy counting-houses, and every necessary domestic requisite for a gen teel family, and presumed to he particularly eligible for a profes sional m tO. Hent, with the offico, 70i., without WI.; taxes paid by the landlord. Further particulars may be had of Drayton and Ventom, Auc. tioneers, ke. 97, Leadenhall.street. PARMA 3IENTARY INTEREST. MR. ORPWOOI), of Mincing-lane, has the honour of announcing, that he is fully authorised to enter Into an immediate TREATY for the purchase of PROPERTY possess ing the RIGHT of RETURNING ONE or MORE MEM BERS to PARLIAMENT; but is limited in price to One Hundred Thousand Pounds. . . . . . Communications from Principals, or their Legal Advisers, can only be attended to; and all letters must be post free. TO FARAI-FREEHOLDE . RB OF KENT, SURVEY AND SUSSEX. MR. ORPWOOD is instructed to negotiate the IN VESTMENT of from Seven to Eight Thousand Pounds in the PURCHASE of a FREEHOLD FARM in either of the above Counties; but its being Leased, so as to render the rental perfectly free from risk, is indispensable. Full particulars forwarded, free of postage, to Mr. Orpwood, General Estate Agent, Mincing-lane, London, will meet with the earliest possible consideration. CAtill ACCOMMODATION. MR. ORP1V001), of Mincing-lane, London, has the honour to announce to his Friends and the Public gene rally, that several of the principal.honied Finns in the metropo lis have appointed him their Agent for negotiating the advance of surplus Capital, upon adequate security ; and begs to state, that he is rout, to receive applications front Builders and others desi rous of obtaining Loans, either by way of Mortgage, Annuity, or improved Ground Rent, being prepared to arrange the advance of various sums, amounting together to about 183,0001. ; and assures them, that the utmost possible secrecy, punctuality, and despatch, will be evinced in every transaction, and that the expenses will be found extremely moderate. Mr. Orpwood at the same time respectfully intimates, that he shall be happy to receive communications from other Capitalists wishing to place out Money (whether in large or small sums) in the above secure, and in every other respect desirable way, he being anxious to carry his Money Negotiations toil considerable extent. Mr.Orpwood also deems it requisite to signify, that the above Agency will no wise be an impediment to the conduction of his business as Auctioneer, General Estate Agent, Surveyor, and Ap praiser, which will be carried on as usual in all its various branches. Cash advanced to any amount on Property intended for imme diate sale. Office hours from ten till half-past four o'clock.—All letters to be post paid. The several sums of 6.0001. 2,0001. 1,1601. 7001. 4001. and 3001. ready to be invested in the purchase of Freehold and long Leasehold Property, in or near London, to produce good interest. periCent. Consols, at the death of a gentleman 33 wears of age. Lot 2. The ABSOLUTE REVERSION to 1.2001. New Four pat Cents. on the dentist of a Lady, aged 60 years, provided she Mrs without itaue. Lot 3. The ABSOLUTE REVERSION to 7081.91. 6d. Bank Stock, at the death of a Lady in the 59th year of her age. Lot 4. The A BSOLUTL REVERSION to the DIVIDEND arising from 2,4101. 6s. 4d. Three per Cent. Consols, on the demise of a gentleman aged 64 years, subject to an Annuity of 401. per Aplatam, during the life of a lady 52 years of age, should she survive Os, said gentleman ; together with the Absolute Reversion to the .pltelle of the said Stock, on the den* of both the said incumbents. Isot 5. The ABSOLUTX REVERSION .to 9.433/. 1131. 7d. Tajo per Com. Consols, *t i the death of a gentleman aged 27 Lot 6. The ABSO2.LI r *REIrERSION to 2,864/. 15s. 241. New Four pee Ceuta, oo the dernisi of a male, aged six years, pro vided he does not attain the age of 21 years, and provided a gentle man, now aged 34 yens, survives him. Lot 7. A CLEAR ANNUITY of 1001. per Annum, during the life of a lady, aged 22 years (whose life is insurable) ino.4 amply secured on Stock in the Three per Cent. Consolidated Bank Annuities. yielding a 3ividend excealing irc. per annum. Lot 8. The A BSOLUI'E REVERSION to 12,5001. Three per Cent. Console, on the demise of a lady and gentleman who are both in the tisith -ear of their age. Lot 9. The ABSOLL'TE REVERSION to 3,117/. 84. Three per Cent Reduced, at the death of a lady 73 years of age, provided a gentleman aged 19 years (whose life is insurable) pr. wives her. Lot 10. The ABSOLUTE REVERSION to 1045/. 13s. 10d. New Four per Cent,. on the demise of a gentleman 76 rears of age. provided a Lady, aged 32 years (whose life is insurable), survives him. Printed descriptive particulars may be obtained at Hatchetes Ho:el, Piecsdilly ; of Messrs. Lowe and Son. Solicitors, Southamp ton-buildings, Chancery-lane ; Means. Lush and Mereeron, solicitors. WeUclose-square ; Mr. Otpivood, Auctioneer, Estate Agent, and Surveyor, Mincing-lane; and at Garrawar's. VALUABLE LIFE INTERESTS ANDAND REV ERSIONS, THE PROPERTY OF THE LATE CHARLES SMITH, ESQ. By Mr. ORPWOOD, At Harrawar's Coffee-house, 'Change-alley, Cornitill, on FRIDAY NEXT, the 26th inst. at 12, by ord er o f th e E xecutors , Lot 1. A Valuable LIFE INTEREST; comprising the Dividend arising from 6,922/ 4s. 6.1. Three and a Half per Cents. during the Life of a Gentleman, aged 31 years, commencing at the Death of a Lady, 711 years of age. Lot 2. An important LIFE INTEREST, being the Dividend of 11,705/. Us. 3d. Three per Cent. CA.msals, during the Life of a Gentleman from the time of his attaining theage of 21 years, which will be in May next. Lot 3. The ABSOLUTE REVERSION to 5,8521. 14s. 11d. Three per Cent. Consols, on the Demise of a Gentleman 20 years of age, provided he attains the age of 21 years, being one moiety of the Stock comprised in Lnt 2. Lot 4. The ABSOLUTE REVERSION to 2,0081. Sterling (Less 300/. which is directed to be paid out of the same), on the Demise of a Lady. aged 41 years, secured on 3,6121. Ils. 4d. Three per Cent. Consols. Printed descriptive Particulars may be had at Hatchet's Hotel. Piccadilly; Garraway's Coffee-house; of Messrs. Flisgerald and Sons, Solicitors, Laurence Pountney.hill; and of Mr. Orpwood, Auctioneer, General Estate Agent, &c. Mincing-lane. TO CAPITALISTS. HIGHLY VALUABLE ABSOLUTE REVERSIONARY INTEREST. - --- By Alr. ORPWOOD. At Oarraway's Coffee-lions', 'Change-alley. Cornitill, on FRIDAY NEXT, nt 12, in One Lot, by direction of the Proprietor and consent of the Trustees, THE important REVERSION to Fifteen Thousand Pounds Sterling, receivable absolutely on the Demise of a Lut, aged sixty-cightacaraeo amply seemed on money in ate fend e s. Printed particular% may be Obtained of Messn. Lowe an d S on . Solicitors. Southamptmobuildings. Chancery-lane; Alessrs. Lush and Alerceron, Solicitors, Wellclose-square ; at Ilatchett's Piccadilly . ; of Air. Orpwood, the Auctioneer, opposite the London Commercial Sale Rooms, Al incing-lane ; and at Uarraway's. FREEHOLD GROUND-RENT. By Mr. ORPWOOD, At Garraway'a Coffee-house, 'Change-alley, Conga, on FRIDAY NEXT, Aug. 26, at 12, A Valuable FREEHOLD GROUND-RENT of 97/. per Annum, arising from seven substantial newly-erected well.linislted dwelling houses, forming Rochester-terrace, East 6eld-street, Limehouse. Printed particulars may be had at Garraway's, and of Mr. Orp wood, Auctioneer, &c. Mincing.lane. FREEHOLD BUILDING GROUND AND LEASEHOLD HOUSES. By Mr. ORPWOOD, At Caraway's Coffee-lipase, 'Change-alley, Cornhill, on FRIDAY NEXT, at 12, - in Five Lots, AP LOT of valuable FREEHOLD BUILDING GROUND. situate on the west side of East-street, Devon shire-street East, Globe-road, 61) feet front and rear, by 814 leiA, Land-tax redeemed; and four small HOUSES, Nos. 21 to 24 inc'usive, Simms-plate, Ocean-row, near Stepney Church, let to eligible tenants, at 311 4s. per annum ; and held by Lease, 8O years unexpired, at only 5/ pound rent. May be viewed till the Sale, and printed particulars had at Gar raway's : of Mr. Ellertborp, Fort Cottage, Commercial-road ; and of Mr; Orpwood, Auctioneer and General Estate Agent, Mincing. lane. TO PRIVATE FAMILIES, UPHOLSTERERS, MER CHANTS, AND OTHERS. EXCELLENT MODERN STOCK OF CHINTZ FURNI. TYRES AND. LININGS, TABARETS, .1110REENi, ROLLA NDS, &c. By Mr. Oft PWOOD. At the Auction Mar. opposite the Bank of England, on TUES DAY, September 6, at 11, for 12 precisely, on account of the number of Lots, by direction of the '1 rustees, under a bill of sale, for the benefit of the Creditors of an eminent manufacturing firm, without reserve , LL the remaining Valuable STOCK in TRADE, 1. comprising about two hundred and fifty pieces of elegant 4-4th* and ell-wide printed chintz furniture* of the most fashion able pattern*, in tea, buff, blue, and other grounds ; a quantity of tine linings of different colours; Florentine satin tabarets ; ern-. bossed, watered, and plain moreens, of various hues; 1101. lands, &c. &c. _ To be viewed the day previous and morning of sale, and Cata logues had at the Matt; Garraway's Coffee.house ; wad .Mr. Orp_ wood's offices, 9, Mincing -lane. VALUABLE POLICIES of ASSURA NCF. AND SHARES IN PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS. By 31r. ORP WOOD, At Garraway's Cdfee-house, 'Change-alley, Cornhill, on FRI DAY, September Sill, at Twelve o'clock, in Lots, without the least Reserve, an Advance having been made thereon under that condition, AHOPE LIFE POLICY for One Thousand Pounds, effected twelve years since; a ditto kr Three Hundred Pounds, effected nine years; Forty.five 601. Shares in the Hope Insurance Company • 'fwo 5001. Imperial ditto; Ten 501. Eagle ditto; Three 1001. 'Law ditto; and Five 1001. Croydon Canal Shares. Printed descriptive Particulars to be had seven days previous, at Hatchett's Hotel, Piccadilly ; at Garraway's_; and of Mr. Grp wood, Auctioneer and General Estate Agent, Alincing-lanc. OLD LIFE POLICIES. By Mr. ORPWOOD, At Cutaway's Coffee-house, Change.alley, Cornhill, on FRI DAY, September 23, at 12, A Valuable LIFE POLICY in th e E qu i ta bl e Offi ce, /X New Bridge-street. Blackfriars, for One Thousand Pounds, with 18 years' Accumulations; a Ditto for Five Hundred Pounds., with 211 years' Aecushilations ; and a Ditto for One Thousand Pounds, with considerable Accumulations, exonerated from Pre mium. _ _ _ Printed doseriptire Particulars may be had seven days prior, at klatchett's Hotel, Piccadilly ; of 31r. Orpvrood, Auctioneer, Sur veyor, and Real and Reversionary Estate Agent, opposite the London Commercial bale Rooms, ; and at ()arra way's. OROUND-RENTS, Of the very best description. fly Mr. ORPWOOD, At Garraway's, m FRIDAY, Sept. 23, at 12, FREEHOLD GROUND-RENTS, amo un ting to Forty-six Pounds Ten Shillings per annum, arising from Five capital Shops, Dwelling-houses and Premises, in that highly eligible situation, Oxford-street, offering an excellent opportunity for investing. Printed descriptive particulars to be had ten days preceding the sale, at the Green Alan and Still, Oxford-street at Ilatchett's Hotel, Piccadilly ;of Mr. Orpwood, Auctioneer, S eyor, and °mend Estate Agent, M incing.laue ; and at °arrows'''. • . At Garraway's Corte,. _ , W ED NESDA f. September < , by direc tion of she Executors of k< and others. SUNDRY highly-vale L ease h o ld GROUND -RENTS - produc ing altogether a certain annum, most amply secured b. situate in Edgware-road. 0- , Camden-town, City-road. Paul.- ., Old-street, Saint - - . Lake's ; Bpck-road, Islington ; Trail/Iwo-square and Johr..strect, Stepney ; Mile-end-road, Globe-road and Devonshire-sirect, :II ile end ; Bethnal-green-toad, Well -street, Hackney ; Bedford and New-streets, and Jubilee-piece. Commercial-road ; Rateliff-high way, Old Gravel-lane, Shadwell nigh-street. Wbitechapel, Long lane, Borough ; and the Oil Kent-road, the whole of the estimated value of about 0,4004 a-year. Full descriptive particulars are preparing, and will be read f ur -. --•,-. at lid. e- - - , offices :EHOLD PICKI.k.HERRING WHARF. GRANARtEts, WAREHOUSE'S, PUBLEC.HOUSE, &c. PICKLEAIERRINO, SOUTHWARK. To Corn Merchants. Wliartingers. Lightennen„ andothers. VALUABLE; FREEHOLD ESTATE. 1:/- DRAYTON and V ENTOM, At the Auction Mart, on THITRSDA V, September 13. at 12. in Seven Lots, under the Trusts of the sill, and by order of the Executor of John Green, Esq., deceased, unless an acceptabl e of et should b e m a d e th e the whole, or part, by Private Contract, A Truly valuable FREEHOLD PROPERTY, of the estimated value of WOO/. per annum, in the occupation of Messrs. Betts, Roach, Sainthill. Meux and Co., Walleigh, and others, ana comprising that old-established and well known Coast ing Wharf, being PICKLE.-HERRINO WHARF, in Pickle herring -street„ in the Borough of Southwark, immediately opposite the Tower, and occupying a very considerable river frontage, with granaries, coon t ing-house. and res pectahle d welling-house attached ; the Waternian's Arms public-house and liquor-shop opposite, with the whole of the warehouses, granaries, stabling, and other build ings, extending from the front of Pickle-herring•street, running to the southward, eastward, and returning to the northward, form ing three sides of the square of that extensive range of property. A brick-built Warehouse of three floors in the centre, anti a dwel. ling -house in Vine-court, part let on leases, which expire in IriZti, and the remainder in hand. The immediate contiguity of this pro perty with the Corn and Coal Exchange, Custom-house. &e. is an advantage presumed to attach to it considerable importance, and the great facilities it possesses for the housing, landing, or shipping corn or merchandise, will ever claim a prior consider:llion with the merchant or factor; or it is equally eligible for the capitalist, as a secore investment. filmy be viewed by permission of the tenants, 21 days fitior to the sale. Printed particulars had at the %V merman's Arms; Royal Oak. Vauxhall; George Inn. Borough; Phonic Tavern, Rat dale-cross ; Europa Inn, Roilierhithe ; Ship Tavern. Greenwich ; Corn and Coal Exchange Coffee-houses; Alr. T. C. Stevens, Soli citor, Maidstone; and of Drayton and Ventom, Auctioneers. Sur veyors, and Estate Agents, 97, headenhall-street, wher.: a plan of the Estate may be seen. LIVERPOOL, SUNDAY EVEING. Wind N.N.W. fair.—High Water, 22 m. p. 4. Arrived the Agnes. Abrahamson, from Stockholm ; F auc hi on , :Benign. from Rostock; George Bentinck. Mackeony. from Que bec; 31argaret. Primrose. from Memel; Goodwood, Pullen, trom Charente and Lancaster; Der Klein Paul, Behack, from Wis mar; William, Britton, and Sarah Shasta. Bragdon, from New York; Agnes, Johnson, front Antigua ; Elizabeth, Atkinson, from It ichebucto ; Eliza, Stukerley, from Naschrow. Avovsr 19. S3iled the Royal Edward, Spencer, for :tliaimichi; William. Ogilvie, for New Brunswick ; Ann. %Villittns, for Newfoundland ; Suiginnalt, CilLinville, for Nova Scotia; Concord, Addision, for Quebec. AI:OI7ST O. Sail the Tons, Dickinson, for Rio; did not get away, es /*- ported 12th inst ; Friendship, 'nicker. for ; did rut get away, as reported 12th inst ; Wellington, Brat:la:ell. for rtiga ; Chance, Ikrtheld, for London ; Britannia. Connell, for bontlnn ; Juno. Stove, for Gibraltar; Blucher Black. tOr Altn;tnichi ; Earl Surrey, Christian, for Doug's*: Sir !toward Donglns, Lindsay, for New Brunswick; Ilotapur, Bragg, for Quebec; Curlew, Straghan, for Messina; Sarah, 11nberts, for Bahia; Cobourg, forllan:burgh ; Peru, Louden, Mirirnachi ; Collins, Ash. bridge, for ditto ; l'enelnpe, Penn, for ditto; John and Elizabeth, -, for Newfoundland. AUGUST 21. Sailed the Elizabeth, Wilson, for Demerara ; \Color, Jacquin, for Stettin ; Charlotte Louisa, Vilinan, for Stralsund ; .litno, Tanerlantler, for Elsinore; Halcyon. Wooster, for Philadelphia. The Friendship, North, for Miramachi, did not get away on the 12(11 instant. The Comely, Gray, for Naples, did not get away on the 12th. Sailed the Cossack, Morvate, for New Brunswick; Rover, Cook, for Bahia ; Annata, Hall, for Baltimore; Navy, Bachelor, for Boston ; Jonge Pietre, Vink, for Ostend ; Ontario. IVells, for Quebec; Vrow Anna, Schuring, for Antwerp ; Asyle, Loch, for Dantic • Concordia, Lacke, for Elsinore; Vrow Catharina, Singer, 'for Harlingen ; Louisa, Inglis, for Nova Scotia ; Caro line, Wyerbug, for Stettin; Two Brothers, Gibbon, for ' friete; Geduld. Reetoke for Alemem; Aurora, Walker, for Odra; Sarah and Carolina, Prince, for Charleston; Vriesland Welvaart, Van kenn, for Harlingen; the Reward, Warren, for Newfoundland; Vrouw Jannitze, Borquin, for Ostend ; Fraw Sophia, Ahrens, for Rostock; Carl Johanna, Bottlenwrg, for Riga; St. Elliott, for ditto ; Flora, Rooderkirk, for Rotterdam ; Jorge Caro lina, , for Droothiem; Charles, Brook, for Aladeira ; Crostliwaite, Wilson. for New Brunswick ; Champion, Black wailer, for Newfoundland; Ebenezer, , for Elsinore; Agenoria, Tickets, for Faro; NVilhelmina ' , for Memel ; Excellent, Grant, for Miratnichi ; Columbus, Robinson, for Philadelphia ; Kingston, Wood, for Quebec; 51ntikla. -, for Wismar; Fama, Pratt, for Boston ; Isabella, SVltiltlan, fur Charleston ; Guatava, far Copenhagen. The South Barthian, Campbell, from Liverpool for Charlston, WAR spoken 12th July, in lat. XI, long. 73. The Nottingham. Sharp, Irvin lasolondeny for Quebec, was spoken on the 23th July, in lat. 45, `-02, long. 41$, 30. The ;:t. Domingo, Every, from London, has arrrived at St. Do mingo, 9th June. The Doris, for Buenos Ayres, passed Holyhead 9th instant, at 5 p.m. The Belern Castle, fur Lisbon, passed Holyhead 20th instant, at 9 a.m. _ 11111.70111, AUG. 18. "On the 17th Ang. the.ilarrington, Holladay, arrived from Mi ramichi. In let. 49, long. 42, passed a brig water.loged. timber laden, no masts or anchors and stern burnt ; supposed to he an American vessel. On the 20th July, spoke the Ocean of Aberdeen, bound to Quebec, off St. Paul's Island. Arrived also the Betsey, Jones, from Poole for Liverpool; and William, M'illiams, from Newport for ditto." - 1 1 -: • -.. • • - +t+ ~. ,-.- • . ..., . 1. 1 . . • . , ...), 0 ,,,, •) All 1 1* 'll ‘ t lt f(*.4l-1 .i 1 14 rito '-ir- -- -- - , _.___... ~ , .......,... , .... I.i• LONI)ON, TUESDAY, AUGUST 23., 1825. . ._ . ..... . , ....., PURSUANT to a Decree of the High Court of Chancery, 1 SALES BY AkOTION. I SALES BY AUCTION. made in a Cause wherein liarriot Bates and others are-plain- , ... tin, and David Alickle and others are defendants, and in another ' SECOND PART of th e SALE which dommeneed at Oarraway's EXTENSIVE AND VERY VALUABLE FREE Cause wherein the said Hsrriot Bates sod others are plaintiff's, and on the 4th day of Ap r il lest, of REVERSIONS to FUNDED AND LE ASEHOLD ESTATES, the said David Mi e kl e and another are defendants. the CIEDI- PROPERTY. of the value o?about 69,400/. and I 6,000:. Ster- In the Counties if Al IDDI.ESEX and SURREY. TORS of HENRY BATES, formerly of the New Cut, in the ling; and ANNUITIES amounting to 2,2101. per Annum. • By Mr. Olt PWOOD, parish of Sh3fary. Lambeth. in the county of Surrey, Gentleman, i IN/1 1. R. 013.PWOOD has the honour of ann o uncin g , that At Garraway's Coffee-house, 'Chan,p4lley, Cnrnbill, on who died in the Workhouse of the parish of St. Sleet, Newington, / he will SELL by AUCTION, at Garraway's Collie-house, NESDA f. September 21. at 12, in about Fifty Lots, b in the said County, on the 99th day of April, 18n, are, by their i 'Ch ange - a ll ay , C orn hill. on FRIDA 17 NEXT, the 26th inst. at tion of the Executors of Robert Tyre, Esq. deceased, ant Solicitor, to come i n an d prove t h eir Debts before James Trower, ! Twelve, by direction of the Propriitors and consent of the Trustees, QUNDIAV highly-valuable F ree h o ld and Let Es+. one of the Masters o f th e sa id C ourt , at hi s Chambers, in 1 the SECOND PART o f t h e a b ove spec i6 ed hi gh l y• i mportant A-7 DROUND-RENTS and secure improved Rentals, Southampton-buildings, Chanttery-lene„ London, on or beton the ; PROPERTY, which merits the particular attention of Capitalists I ing altogether a certain net income of 1.342/. 94. 6,1. per 10th day of November, 1896; or, in default thereof, they will be ; generally, especially Parente, Guardians, and o th ers d es i rous o f most amply secured by '2911 houses and various premises, si peremptorily eacluded the benefit of the said Decree. , providing for youth. Edware-road. Oxford -street, Oroy's.lnn-laue, Camde ...SHEPPARD. THOMAS. and LEPARD, I Lot I. The ABSOLUTE REVERSION to 472/. 7s. ld. Three Cit y - road. Paul -street. Finsbury ; Curtsin-msd, Old-streo Solicitors, 9, Cloak.lane. I periCent. Consols. at the death Ma oentleman W.I VIM s of see. " ~...I,ulars am preparing, aria win De resat:or delivery, at Si. each, fourteen days prior to the sale. at the offices of Mr. Lewis. Solicitor, Charlotte -erect. Portland-place ; and 31r. Elierthorp, Fort Cottage, Conimercial-road ; at Hatetiett's Hotel. Piccadilly • the Yorkshire Sti ngs . P a ddi ngton ; G reen M an an d Still, Oxfordlatreet ; Angel, Islington ; Southampton Arms, Camden. town ; Alermaid. Hackney ; New Globe. 31 ile-eud-road ; Green Dragon, near Stepney Ch urc h ; George, Commercial-road ; ()men Mau, Hethnal-grean ; Bricklayers' Amu', liqtatvrastd ; Gar- raway's Caree-hopse Auction Mart ; ad at f Mr. Orpirood. the Auctioneer, ones*** Sale- rooms. Mincing-We, City. SHIPPLVCi INTELLIGENCE. FALMOUTH, Alto. 20.—Arrived the Swallow packet, from the Brazils—sailed front Rio 10th June, Bahia 25th, and Pernam boo° Gth July ; Alexander Adam, Peter, from the Downs, for Valparaiso. Sailed the Stormier packet, for Lisbon. vstotmt, Attn. 20.—Arrived the Concord, Anderson, from Prince Edward's Island, in twenty-five days; and Jean, Brown, from Riga. PORTSMOUTH, Attn. 2L—Arrived his Majesty's ship Victor, from the coast of Africa; left Acre the Igth June, Ascension 7th July, and states that the coast was more healthy than usual. His Majesty's ships Maidstone, Esk, and Athol, sailed, the same day, on a cruise. His Majesty's ship Swinger sailed four days before, fur Sierra Leone. DEAL, Auc. 21.—Arrived the Coriolanus, llortlan, from Sierra Leone; the Asph, Bell, from Leghorn; the Minor (late Gerard), from Beniearlo; the Captain of the latter jumped overboard, in making the Channel, in a deranged state of mind, and %MI drowned. Passed through from the River yesterday, the Ottawa, Douglas, for Quebec: the Royal Mail, Scott, for Valencia; the Concord, Leith, for Rio; and the Dublin packet, Strong, for St. John's, New Bruuswick. GRAVESEND, Aro. 21.—Arrived the Robert Edwards, Sher. burn, from Virginia; Radcliffe, Hathway, from the South Seas; Laurel, Dunlop, from St. Domingo; Jane, James, from Quebec; Seven Brothers, Fenwick, from ditto; William Wilberforce, White, from St. Domingo; Vittoria, Brown, from Quebec; Fleetwood, Buck ; Beaufort, Hill; and David Lyon, Barry. from Jamaica; and about thirty aitil from the Baltic. Sailed the Eliza beth, Stewart ; Embden, Mailers ; and Sprightly, Norris, for the South Seas; William for Quebec; New Thomas Quincy, for Seville; Regent P a ck e t, C o llins, for Va lencia; Euphrosyne, --., for St. John's, New Brunswick; Blues, Blues, for Oirthagena. The Robinson Potter, Waite, from Campeachy to Cork. pat into Newport 21st inst. for supplies. She SAW. on the ROI i“-t. a brig on shore near Key Largo. Two or three small schoontis were lying near her, and while in sight set her on fire. The Morris, Williams from Si. Jago de Cuba, captured ofrj , Gibrsltar, has been carried into Porto Cabel lo. Three brigs and a schooner, laden with colonial produce , prize s to the Genera l San. Lander ; Colombian privateer, arrived there the end of June. 1 46 ' , • ....n.m.0001 The differences that have so long subsisted and occass slimed such melancholy results between the 'shipowners and certain of the seamen of Sunderland were, on Thurs day last, happily, and, we hope, finally adjusted. The et-s -wim have withdrawn all pretensions of control over the owners, and the owners in return have agreed to take into each of their ships an extra 111311 iu addition to its ordinary crew. This will no doubt afford a very seasonable relief to a few of these misguided men, and we trust that a selection will be made in the first instance of those who have the largest families, and are consequently in the greatest ills tress; hut still, from the accumulation of apprentices during this lung- :dick, it is to be feared that some hundreds will be compelled to withdraw to other porta, and perhaps to other countries, for employtnent.—Durham Chronic/e. The following is an extract from a letter received by the Magistrates of Sunderland, from Mr. Hobliouse, the Under Secretary of Sate for the Home Department, dated White. hall, 10th August:— " Genlienica-1 am directed by Mr. Secretary Peel to narrow-. ledge the receipt of your Utters of the sth, Gth. and 7th instant, and. to aegurfitit you that he has received from me a statement of the conversation which I had on Monday with Mr. Davison, anti the two ship-owners alluded to in your first letter, respecting the riot ous anti unlawful acts committed at and near Sunderland on Wed nesday lest, when you deemed it nece s sary, tot t h e restorat i on o f the peaco,to call in the aid of the military, and four llves wcro ar fortunately lost " Although Mr. Peel has hcnrd with deep regret that Tour mei.' sures for the mainterance of good order weenot effectual until the military had been compelled to lire, yet alter the fullest czonsidess tion °tithe information submitted to him, and of the proceedings on the Coroners' Inquests, it appears to him that Mr. Davison was fully justified by the considetation of his own person a l safety, a n d. of tit* of the peace ofEeel-s and troops who accompanied him. in_ resisting as he did the violence offisrett to them, and that tattier the trying circumstances under which Mr. Davison was plot:ell, I . e acted with coolness and resolution, and with as much forbears/I.e as was consistent whit the security of himself at:d of those wi were acting under his ordrra." CORONER'S INQUEST ON MONSIEUR JULES PESNEAU AND DANIEL TAILOR. On Saturday evening last two inquisitions were taken at the Turf Tap, in Mr. Tattersall's yard, Grosvenor-place, before the Deputy Coroner for Westminster, on the bodies of Monsieur Jules Pesneau, a Frenchman, and Daniel Taylor, late patients in St... Georges Hospital, whose deaths were occasioned by being thrown, from their horses. The former deceased, it appeared, was a wine.. merchant, residing in Green -street, Grosvenor-square, who met him' accident near Stanhope-street gate, in Hyde-park ; and the latter, occurrence took place a few miles front town. . The inquiry excited much interest, and the room during the in. vestigation was completely crowded. After the Jury were sworn and viewed the bodies at the hospital. on their return the Coroner proceeded with the evidence. Mr. Henry Pittman. house-surgeon of St. George's Ilospital,a stated that the deceased 111 r. Pesneau was brought there on the 27th July. Ile was then in a state of insensibility, having re. ceived a severe blow in the back part of his head • the skull Walt alto fractured, and there was a dislocation o f t he elbow. The causes of death were the concussion of the brain and the accom panying extra vexation of blood brought on by the blow. Every . attention possible was paid to him, but he expired on the 19th inst .. Mr. Norcott, jun. of Lawrence -street, Chelsea, knew the de. ceased, he was a wine-merchant in Green-street, Grosvenor-square. Between six and seven o'clock on the evening of the accident lie met the deceased riding on a restive horse, which he raid lie had on. hire. The deceased did not appear a good horseman ; he was per tectly sober. Witness gave him his address on one of deceased's' cards, and went away. About two hours after witness's card was brought to hint, and lie, informed that the deceased was in the hos. pital, went there, and found hint quite senseless. A gentlemen. named Atkinson, now in Scotland. informed him that he saw the deceased Icing on the ground in Hyde Park, near Stanhope-street Gate. The bystanders said lie had been thrown from his horse. By . a Juror —What occasioned you to give your address? ItneSS...-1 knew him personally; lie was to have called upote: me, but not knowing my address. ' and' not having a card in mr, pocker,:l wrote my address on one of the deceased's. Juror.—Whose property was the horse? Witness.—l don't know. Juror.—What ; have we no one present that can inform us Cid, belongs to the animal, and where it is ? Witness.—Not to my. knowledge. A young man now said he had no hesitation in stating, that the boesg belonged to an Italian gentleman named Reit-month who at present was in France, and be believed the horse was also there. The Jury, tinder these circumstances, and in the absence of en dente to prove the deceased gentleman haring been thrown lions his horse, returned a verdict of "Accidental death." GROSS CONDUCT TOWARDS A PATIENT. The second inquest was on the body of Daniel Taylor, aged 27; late in the employ of 111r..Shanton, North-row, Park-street. Mr. W. Cowell, house surgeon of St. George's Hospital, de. posed to the deceased being brought there on the 2d instant, witty a severe lacerated wound in the palm of his right hand. Ile went on favourably for several days, but left the hospital on the 9ih. ant on the lilith,when he returned again, the injury which deceased hal received was considerably increased and inflamed ; the wound hal been done by. a glass bottle; every attention was paid to the des. ceased, who expired on Saturday morning. His death was causet by the irritation of the wound. In answer to a question front a t Juror, amputation was not considered necessary. Mary Taylor, the wife of the deceased, stated her husband; worked for 3 . 1 r. Shanton, of North-row, Park-street; about three, weeks since he was a few miles from town, riding on horseback.,i when the animal threw him into a ditch, and his hand falling on ar broken glass bottle, cut it severely ; the horse also plunged on bin, while in the ditch ; he, deceased, told witness on his return home.; that his hand had been dressed by some blacksmiths, on the roadw The deceased next day went into the hospital, but came home za few days afterwards, hits hand at that time was very bad ; he cont. phined of being ill used that caused him to leave the hospital ; it was not from the doctors, but from the neglect and ill treatment his met with from the nurse of the ward and a patient named. Allen. Between ten and eleven o'clock on the Tuesday morning prior to her husband leaving the hospital, she went there, he was then very ill; a man called Allen (witness be. Rested lie was the porter) ordered the deceased, whom he termed the post-boy, to assist him in carrying some coals into the ward ; he told him he:was not able to carry his own skin, muck more coals; noon which A!leti called hint ...a d—tl lazy scan:lN''' . and threatened to report him. These expressions greatly itritateA the deceased. Witness now interfered, and blamed Allen for call ing any sick person such names. Deceased said he would leave the Hospital; he asked for his handkerchief, which she gave him, and.. was going to take away his shoes to be mended, when the nurser came up, accused her with calling Allen a fellow, took her by thei shoulders, then turned her out of the ward, and gave directions to. the porter not to suffer her (witness) to come in again. Juror—Did the deceased complain of being neglected by any, other person while in the Hospital ? Witness—No ; he said he was sorry lie leR the Hospita/, for he had had every attention paid to him by the medicalgenilemen. unit. would not have come away but for the ill-treatment he experience!. from the nurse and the mun Allen. . . Juror—l think we had better have this man before us; it is clueL for a patient to be thus weated. Another Juror—Yes, and the nurse also. Coroner—Really, Gentlemen, such conduct of the tinderlirws deserves serious inquiry; it tends to place the establishment in ti a greatest disrepute. Allen was now called in, and questioned respecting his conduct towards the deceased man. He at first denied having ordered. him to carry coals, but afterwards admitted he did ask him, stein , : he was walking about in the ward, Allen attempted further to deny having called the deceased a d—d lasy scamp. Mrs. Taylor positively declared he used those expressions to bee husband, which very much irritated his feelings. Coroner to Allen.--Pray who ordered you to carry coals irto ads ward P—Allen hesitated to answer the question. The Apothecary to the Hospital said he begged it to be trultr stood that Allen was no porter, nor was he employed by the Hee pital • he was only a patient. Co;oner to Allen.—Your officious conduct and inhumanity to wards the deceased has been the means of bringing the Dcwpitat into discredit. Allen then received a most severe lecture on his impropriety, bit he seemed indifferent about it. Ile was then ordered to retire. The nurse was next called in, whose name was Armstrong. This woman, in attempting to j usury herself, declared she had on ,y done her duty by ordering the deceased's wife out when she w aisted that her husband should leeve the hospital before the Pa - dieal gentlemen came round, which was contrary to the rules ; Nh. , had performed her duty towards the deceased, and there was 1:Ot him. nhr un Mrs. Taylor said it was not her intention to mention patient was ti th e i c r e t ai y-o ed ne tw p ca at w ie y nt t s ii t e in owd der s h , e wo r cratrhee. expression tlsititonnoutwdhesbryAhl.len tell t would now state. But you know, nurse Armstrerg, tw a nal,ett pr neglected by you ; and you know also that k now I'll keep it on longer to torture you." be ; rn t in s g irliS dry : P o y t ou cu aa sto id i complained of a poThueltnieuersteniurdidngshheimweiinit b co y nseq her u i en nst e ru e o c f ti t o t n w e s Jumr.—lt is high time you had le ft the hospital. m ih a e j i r; r b tio n in p )a g u n t p — oft i i n k f f a i r , n es: e li poulticesshocking inde ed, hera most tie cru e l. patien t s . There being no other evidence, the Jury, after some deliberation, returned a verdict of " Accidental Death by being thrown from a horse." The Jury now consulted together as to the mar prudent method of censuring in the strongest terms the conduct of the nurse, and the patient Allen ; when it was finally agreed that the Coroner should write a litter to the Board oh the w►jest, and the Jury felt satisfied they would both be dismissed so in invlstigation of rho circumstance. Price 7a. 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