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7 . lit t r,? NO. 7,'228. E .4ST IXDI A HOUSE, Fefi. 3, IBM I NOTICE To MAKINEKS.--ST. HEIJENA. Tn m E (..,.,., ,if Directors or the United Company of 1 ...1, 4),;s of England trading to the Easehidies do herelyi 1 e s- NO; , Teat they have issued Instruvione to the Government of St. He: as to abolish all Port Chances at that Island, find to limit the w 4.stead upenPrieste Ships touching t h ere , whether Ilritish or 10. t to such *um as w it h the expense actually incurred :am ippiying IVater and the use of Roats. JOSEPH DART, Sec-sassy. EXCISR OFFICE, LONDON, • Jose° lye, DIM TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, flay 0, Jer 7 f the llannurable Cymvsissiolers el his s Eteic Rerenke, in a spacious Reann, at the Esdse o:fice. Old Broad-street, on TUESDAY 21st, WED; NgsDAY 22d, THURSDAY 23d, and FRIDAY 24th pf Fe bruary, 11f26, at onc o'clock each day, the following Goods in Lots, ultcd ta various purchasers gr e Tea Wioe Gio Raw Spirits l'inegar Moines Sugars C3dlloppers Lead Pewter Dim _r " ePPer idles Slea Printed Calico Handkerchiefs F weiga Brandy Rom timers ja.twisAsa :seaathy at sami !Sewed Tobacco. Seers, and Si Simples of the Spirits, Tea , menials to be seen at the Wo 1 ehr.;ar3 Ilib, to the ,96th, fr mornings of Sale, Rom IS till 12 had at G.I. each. IRISH COMPANY for PROMOTING NIANUFAC TUR ES S. The Directors be to_rernind the Proprietors that the SPECIAL GENERAL IHEEMNO of the CO3IPANY will he held at the cmr of Loudon Tavern, on SATURDAY NEXT, the Ilth hit. at One o'Clock precisely, pursuant to Advertisement. HENRY PORTER, See. King's Anpalard, Feb. IS, ISIG. &Ulm, 'and various then. ads. and•resdge Mime mfr. and Tobacco, and the rehouse, Old Broad-a:feet, from am 10 till 2 o'clock, a7d on the o'clock, where Catalogues may be COLOMBIAN MINING ASSOC I A TION.—The DIRECTORS of the Colombian Mining Association, having, under the powers vested In them by the Deed, made a call of V. Ms. on each of the Shares of the Association forming the Second instalment, the Proprietors are requested to pay the same., em the amount of their riepective Shares, to Mem". Barclay, Tritton. Baran, and Co.. or to Messrs. Spooner, Attwoods, and Co. lin or before the lGth day of March, neat. 147. Leadenhall.street, THOMAS TOY, Secretary. Feb.'!, 1826. SPITALFIELDS.--DISTRESS of the SILK WEAVERS. Feb. 9, 1626. At a MEETING of the COMMITTEE held this day in the Vestrpronm, SpitaitieMs, Right Han. the LORD MAYOR, In the Chair Revolved, That owing to the very many applicants for relief, which up to this day owing reacted the mamba? of 3,680 cases, and, averaging four to a family, amount to 14,720 persons, the demands on their funds have been so great that the Cam mince arc under the necessity of stating, that unless the Find placed at their disposal be promptly and considerately augmerted, the Committee will be compelled not only to refuse all fresh tsp. pftattions, but todiseontinue affording further relief to the distress ing eases that have been already submhttel to their consideration. Resolved, That some of the public papers having mis.stated du amount of relief granted to the applicants, the Committee Oink it right to lay before the public the scale which they have adopted ; A single man fn. ; a single woman 4s. ; a married man 6s. with a family Is. in addition for each child up to the number of bar, the whole amount in no case exceeding 10s. Amount already advertised £6,402 Gs. By the Right lion. the Lord " Mayor. Right lion. the 1...r1 of £ a. Dathugtan . 609 • X u J. Flower, Esq. • 3 I By Messrs. Smith, Payne,& Ca li. W. D• . 110 T. V. . . 5 0 British Traveller News.. 10 11 paper N. Byrne, Esq. of the Homing list 3 6 31. 20 0 E. S 0 Rev. George Bards/ 1 1 F. 2 0 J. 2 0 Thanes Rettlewell, Esq. 10 0 31tran Laprimandaye, IValtharnstow 5 0 fin. ('harks Liprituan. date, Layton S 0 A. D. 2 0 .1 few Friends at the Cock and 31aginc, Vrorsnip. Street 3 3 ity Masers. Barclay and CO. T. Neshana, Esq. 1 0 2 0 Anus. Josh. Schroeder and Son 5 0 R. B. 3 0 John Harvey, Esq. Lud. gare.hill Robert Manning, Lsq. Stock Exchange William Flanders, Esq. Islington 5 0 Dr. Henry NValne . 1 1 John tkolhinge, Esq. 1 1 George Slack, Esq. • 1 0 31cssrs. J. am! C. Rogers sad Co. 10 10 ul • Messrs. Barnett and Co. Edw. C. Bradford, Esq. 4 0 111 Ilesers. Glyn and CO. (ieo. rhomss King, Esq. 5 0 W. A. Garrett, Esq. 6 0 1'.1.. 2 0 R. W. Eyles, Esq. 5 0 At Almon. Renuagton & Co.'s. Etiward Warner, Esq. 10 10 James riutherlahtl, Esq. 20 0 Stranger 0 10 By 3lessrs. Bosanquet and Co. J. 11. A. . 2 2 Dlrs Reeve 1 G • Alin Reeve . 1 0 !dr. Ellis Reeve . 1 0 By Messrs. Willis and Co. 111. Bancroft Listen Esq. 10 0 Thomas Woad, Esq. 25 0 Robert %Prier, Biq. 50 0 IL F. . . 2 0 11'.1'ielden, jun. Esq. 10 0 S. Z. Langton, Esq. . 2 0 Itnbt. Rich. Wood, I:sq. 20 0 Thomas Preston, Esq, 2 U Thomas Powney, Esq. 6 0 Itr 31tasrs. Vera and Cu. . . 0 W. Bev. George Peche • . I 1 Alessrs. Jetiery,Cox.&Co. 10 0 Sergeant .1 ngto 31.1: son. MOM Itegintent, Clonmel, Ireland . 1 0 Thomas Hanley, Esq. 2 0 Sabwriptions are received by t Wm. Hale, Esq. Treasurer, and • Hy Sir W. Curtis •od Co. .7; A. Droop, Esq. . 10 II A. C. . . 2 2 John Howe, Esq. . 1 I H.ll. . I 1 hly Missy,. Esdilles and Co. I Wm. itbson_llkarkfieltl, Esq. Stamford-hill 20 By Mag essrs. Merman and Co. Messrs. 31audes and Co. 10 10 By Illessrs. Whitmore and Co. Thos. Fisher, Esq. . A 0 By Messrs. Barnard. and Co. S. S. S. . . 20 11 Ily Sir J. Paring and Co. Thomas Dish, Esq. 10 0 Aso a quern:, of a Lot. eery Ticket,No. 7,1121, with a hope that it may on the . Ist .. of Mirth be trorth 5.0001. Mks Dumergue, 6 I By Stews. Dorrien and Co. T. 11. 2 6 Li Messrs. L and G. Fuller. Slam. Cohen, Esq. jun. 1 I C. R. I • S. M t . 1 1 By Almon. Fry' and Chapman. Hobert llarclAy, Bunghell . 23 • By. Stove, Esq. . 2 2 8. E. S. 1 • By Sir J. Lubbock and Co. Basil Montague, Esq. 3 J. P. Cr. 1 II By Messrs. LadbrOke and Co. IV. S. A. 6 0 E. A. W. Pott, Esq. 31 10 Right Hon. Viscount Northland . 10 Messrs. Brooms and Bird 10 0 George Clods, Esq. 6 0 William Lepard Smith, 2 0 By E lll esses • . Jones, Loyd and Co. John Brooks, Esq. 5 J.l. Knight, Esq. 1 1 By Blesses. IlankeT and Co. ()ctavius Wigearn Esq. 6 By Mmes. Bond and Co. John Pepys, Esq. . 10 0 By Melon. Curries and Co. Rev. Dr. Shepherd 6 0 !i v Blesses. Grote and Co. T. F. - --. 1 0 G. S. Inman, Esq. . I 0 By Messrs. Hanbury andel,. Jaekion King Hunt, Esq. 10 0 Sknou Woaing, Esq. 10 0 By 111essra. Kay, Price, and Co. Her.ry Kemble, Eaq. 26 0 Edward Kemble, Esq. 26 0 By Messrs. Lees and Cm .. . Sydniy °edge. Esq. 1 0 By Memo. Sanoom and Co. John Weston, Esq. 2 0 the Right Hon. the Lord Mayor, by all the Banker. PURSUA NT to an A c t p asse d i n t h e s i xt h year of the 'e'en of his pr;sent 111aJesty, intituled " An Act to Amend the Laws relating to Bankrupts," notice is hereby given, that by Indenture of Assignment, dated the 2d day of January, In the year of our Lnrd 18213 v. and made between JOSEPH WILLIAM RO DDINGTON and FRANCIS DAVID DE LA cHA 4IETTE,,or the City o f L on d on. merc h ants so d partners, o f the "%t pan ; James Grates, of Budge.mw, Lordon, merchant, and 4 win Jobn tie la Chaumette, of Angel court, Throgmortoa-street. London, merchant, of the second part ; and the several persons whore names are thcrennto subscribed, and seals &bitted by them. kires and their several attornes, agents, or partners, being r e - fipmively Criditors of t h e said Joseph William Boddington and Freed% David de la Chaumette, of the third part, the said Joseph IFilliam Bodelington and Francis David de la Chaumette as. °Knell to the said James Craves and Lewis John de Is Chau tve:lo. their Ezeeutors. Administrate 's, and Assigns, all their Per the ri Estate and Effects in trust, for the equal benefi t of such of ofCreditors as should execute the same, or assent thereto, on or before the let day of December 18•27; and that such indenture atsignment was signet, 'wa l ed and delivered, on the 3lst day `,l the same month of Jentary by 'he said Francis David de la rimette on the 2d day of February instant by the said Joseph Iloddington, on the 4th dal of the same month of Fatuary by the said Lewis John de Chaumette. and on the fish day A of the same mont h of February by the amid James (hares, in The p'si resence of. an ttorneyd at Law. attested by, Charles Chatfield, of Angel -court ard I)ated this Bth day of February 1826. 3 0 J 5 7. 7 --, 7 , .." 4 .r -..' 0/ .. # 1 f , • . • 1 - t) , -? cr. A y + li-rtutti \ • -;* LONDON, FRIDAY , MUSIC. MRS. and MISS WOOLRYCH - have the honour to imnonnee, that they have commenced giving their LESSONS for the SEASON on the HARP, PIANOFORTE, and SINGING ; and hat their Residence is No. 87 , Great Port land-street. Portland -place. This day is published, in royal Bvo. price U. 4a. in boards, THE PRACTICE of the OFFICE of SHERIFF cud IT ISDER-811 ERI FF ; shorting the Powers and Duties of those Officers, the Manner of Appointing the High Sheriff, Under-Sherifiit. and thEir Deputies, with the Ry-Laws relative thereto; the Nature of Actions by and against Sheriffs t inelndlng all the modern lkterrninatians and necessary Precedents of Re turns to Writs, Ike. Also, the Practice of the Office of Coroner. To each of which Works are added useful Precedents. Fifth Edition, with considershie alterations and improvements. By JOHN IMPEY, Inner Temple. Printed for J. and W. T. Clarke, Law Booksellers, Portugal street, Lincoln's Inn. This day, Bio. 9s. C.d. A new Edition, corrected. revised, and enlarged, of PRACTICAL AND INTERNAL EVIDENCE against CATHOLICISM. with occasional Strictures olt Mr. Btitleros "Boot of the Woman Catholic Church ;" in siz Letters;adareased to the "Impartial" among the I{otnan Catholics of Great Britain and Ireland. By the Rev.3OSEPH BLANCO WHITE. Printed for Jnhn Murray, Albemarle•street. ON THE CATHOLIC (4.1 1 .147 . 1 Printed far John /Humor, At 110041 tit-1w estlitit—lViiosittf SOUTHEY, LL.D: Third Edition, 2 ,oh. Svc), 2K The BOOS of the ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH, in a Series of betters *damned to Robert Southey, I.L.D. on bis Book of the Churdt. By Charles Butler, Baq. of lAneoln's.lon. A net Edition, revised and corrected, Bvo, VI ND ICLE ICCI ESI*ANQLICANM. Letters to Charles Butler, Esq., comprising Ea ays on the Rotniab and vindicating •• The Book of the Church." By Robert Southey, LL.D. Bro. Will be published in a few days. ANSWER to the BISHOP of CHESTER. By Chas. Butler, Esq. Third Edition, Oleo, Is. Gd. .1. V. HISTORICAL MEMOIRS of the ENGLISH, HUSH, nild SCOTCH CATHOLICS. Third Edition, corrected and con. siderably auttnvnted. By Charles Butler, Esq. of Lincoln's Inn, 4 vols. Oro, V. Bs. The ACCrAATIONS of UTSTORY against the CHURCH of ROME EXAMINED, in Remarks on many of the Penepal Observations In the Work of 31r. Charles Butler. entitled " The Book of the Roman Catholic Church." By the Rev. Georce Townsend, M.A. of Trinity College. Cambridge. A new Edi tion, revised, corrected, and enlarged, tiro. Will be ready in a few days. VIE LETTERS to CRA RLES BiITLEILEsq on the Theological Part. of hie " Book of the Roman Catholic Church." A Second Edition. with a srpmENIENTAI. LETTER, chiefly on some PARTICULARS of the EVIDENCE given before the Committees of the two llous's el Parliament on t'te STATE of IRELAND. By the Ree. A Phillpotts, D.D. Rector of Staa how% Aso. To be published in a few days. N.B. The Supplemental Letter will be printed separately, for the accommodation of purchasers of the first edition. VIII. PRACTICAL and INTERNAL EVIDENCE against CA THOLICISM. By the Rev. Joseph Bloom White, M.A. and 8.D., in the University of Seville ; Licentiate of Divinity in the University of Nunn ; formerly Chaplain Itlagistral Preacher to the King of Spain in the Royal Chapel at Seville ; Fellow and mire Rector of the College of St. Mary a Jeatt of the same town ; Sy. nodal Iseeniner of the Diocese of Cadiz ; Member of the Royal Academy of Belle Lettres of Seville ; now- a Clergyman oldie (Utah El England. Author of " Doblado'r Letters froin Spain." A Seeend Edition, revised, corrected, and enlarged. Bvo, VINDICATION of " The BOOK of the ROMAN CA THOLIC CHURCH" against Ai 'Rev. GEORGE TOWN.' morn* ACCUSATIONS of HISTORY AGAINST the . CHURCH of ROUE." with Notice of same Chugsa brought agisiast.” The Reek of she Roman Catholic Chinch" Ia the Pub lintions of Dr. Plsillpotts ; the Rev, John Todd. M.A., F.S.A. the Rev. Stephen Isaacson, RA. ; the Itcy..lcisenh Blanco White, M.A., A.D.; and in some anonymous Publication. By Charles Butler, Esq. Will be published in a few days. X. The CORRECTED REPORT of the SPEECH of the Right Hrwiourable GEORGE CANNING in the House of Con mons on Tuesday. Feb. 15, 18.18. on the Motion for leave to bring in a Rill for the Suppression of Unlawful Associations in Ireland Bso. The EVIDENCE on the STATE of IRELAND given be fore the Committees of the Houses of Lords and CJinnions.l2l the Irish embolic Bishops. Mr. O'Connell, and other Witnesses. Rao, 12s. ROVINCIAL BANK of IRELAND.—Ofecro of the Rank having been Opened for Business at CORK. LIMERICK, CLONAIEL, and LONDONDERRY, and Offices at other Places being about to be opened— Notice Is hereby given. That agreeably to the original intention of calling up a suf fi cient portion of the Capital progressively as the Local Establishments should be farmed and the Business com menced, it has been resolved that a further INSTALMENT of FIVE PER CTNT. shall be called for; and the same is hereby required to be paid on or before the I:th of February next, at our of the following places, viz.:—At the Office of the Society, in St. llelen's.place, London, between the hours of nice and four daily; at Messrs. J. D. L Touche aeui Co.'s, In Dublin ; at the Offices of the Society in Cork, Limerick. Clamart, or London derry ; or at the Bank of Scotland, in Edinburgh. London, Jan. 12,1826. _ TIIOLIAS JOPLIN, See: . Note.—No transfer of shares can be made until the Instalmtint now tailed for shall have been paid on them. TOOTH-ACHE AND EAR-ACHE. pERRY'S ESSENCE has received the sanction and support of the most dibtinguished es in the King dom, together with the united ,e.tiniony o tbe Ent Physicians in Europe. and numerous favourable comments in highly respectable Medical Joumnlv, where it has been declared to be the " ban thing ever discovered fur the Tooth-ache and Ear-ac!te." It in stantaneously relieves the most exeraciating pain, preserves the Teeth sound and firm, prevents further decay, effectually CUM the Scurvy in the Gums, fastens 'owe Teeth, and renders than firm and serviceable to the latest period, acid effectually prevents the Tooth-aebe. Sold in Bottles at Is. I id. and 2s. W. by Butlers, Cbymists, 4, Cheapbitle. corner of St. raul's ; and Si, Sackville-street, Dublin ; Savory and Cy., 1116, New Bourtetreet, and 220, Regentatreet ; and by the principal Medicine Venders throu g ho ut the United Kingdom. Of whom may be had, MORRIS'S BRUNSWICK CORN PIAISTER. an excellent Remedy for Eradicating Coma, Bunions, '• Be'eireful to uk for " Perry's Essence for the ToothAche:l VAB IN ET-MAK ERS' SOC I ETY.—CEEAP CABINET and UPHOLSTERY, at the LONDON REPOSITORY foe' the CABINET-MAKERS' SOCIETY, being the only real one now existing in, London, N 0.71, corner of LEA DEN El A 1.1.-STRE ET. opposite Aldgate Pump, and witteli bas been established upwards of Six Yeats. Fdr Ready Blaney and no Abatement. The Trustees and Committee respectfully inform the Nobility and Gentry; that they still conduct the shove Establishment for the Benefit of industrious and ingenious Mechanics (who have large raillilies), by offering their Manufactured Articles in the Cabinet Line, of the best workmanship, and cheaper than by any House in London, no other profit being required than to satisfy the warehouse rent and incidental expenses: being satisfied with constant employ. meet to enable them to support their Amities, the number of whom appear by the Books of the last Quiteriy Meeting to he 1411 . Frotn the grein patronage the Committee have received, they are in hopes of increasing that number. - . - The following is a Specimen of the Low Prices asked ; all Goods warranted:— a. d. Five feet Mahogany Bedstead, four.poat 410 0 Tent ditto . Itordered Mures& to It - 1 I 0 Mahogany Drawers with solid ends - 3 5 Eight Mahommy Chairs . . 6 10 0 Mahogany Pembroke Table . . 2 0 0 Feather .B , a, free from dust and smell, fmni .E 2 12 0 to 8 8 0 Drawing-room Sofa, from .E 5 Si 0 to 7 7 0 Ditta Balitead It 8 0 Mahogany Horse-llair Sofa . G 10 0 upwards A Quantity of Paper Hangings for Bed, Dining, and Drawing Rooms, at nearly Hall Ptice. The Trade will find it worth their attention. Houses Furnished at a few days' nories s and Apartment in a few hours.—Goods packed fete of expense except the matting. Old Fig:Atom taken ioExchange; A ppraisentaau in Tow nand Country; and Estates valued. COUNIITTEE. T. Corder ' J. Wilson 1 J. (.:wrser I T. Hasler J. ton t Wagholn. TUURNELL, Agent, J.l ASLER Secretary. EBRUARY 10, 18-26. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. SAL BY- Aue l rltlN... • tiI I IWMAHHLDS. LIVEIIPOOL, WEDSESDAY, Frs. 8. Stook in Trade, Household 1003 es, Pianoforte, Plate. Linen, Witte, Boes, Fixtures, and Effects of a silk =nu:muter. 'Wind S. to fair—High Water Wi m. p. 11. By Mr. JOBPIPII BANKS. Arrived the Bon Accord. from Nassau. New Provideriri On the Premises, No. 12, Cbarch-street, Spitallields, on TCEs. , Jamer, Croke; from Charleston ; Westmorland, Clark, from St. DAY NEXT, at 11, br directi o n of th e A ss i gnees o f M r . John's, New Br unsw i c k, sailed 12th January • Anypja i Welber, A. C. Mann, a Bankrolls,. from Moultrie ; Juno, Cotillion, from Odessa.- • THE retnaining ST Wit of SILK, of various hues and I efr—Tbree brigs. two snows, at a inarterpast colours, Win3ing and Blocking Machines, and oth er s ui t - Private Signals—Mes srs . J. and H. Cummins • Costa and Dtk able implements ; new and valuable mahogany-top counters, bins, /trade, Moore, and Ashcroft, supposed for the 'Mary Brade, 11* nests of drawers, cloeets, desks. it4llo safe, warp and shute bobbiLs, Bahia. capital iron beam, with largeropper pans, brass weights, silk bet- The Ann. Whiteside. from Gibraltar, bas arrived at Dublin. keep, register roves. grates, blinds, doors, inzrble RlOtk and The Bransty, I.umsden, from Liverpool. has arrived at Vera brackets, ehelrn, rails, eorber, water butts, meat safe, &c. &e. Cruz. The Furniture comprises mahogany four-post and toot bedsteads. The Julia, Sergeant, and Atalanta, Davidson, frcm Liverpool with furnitures; feather beds, mattresses, and•beriding; rushing hare arrived at Port-au-Prince. stands, dressing tables, chests of drawers ; chimney. pier, and dre.s. The Grecian, Steele. from Liverpool for Bombay, was spoken ing glasses ; Brussels and Kirklennfnster carpets and nsprs, mho_ 10th Dec. in Ist. 7, 40, long. 24, W. All well. gany and japanned cane scat duties; dining, card, and Pembroke The Elizabeth, Nelson, s ail e d h ence 2lth January, forDemerarz, tables ; butler's tray, china, iktiie r ;gate. linen, wine, boolts,Trints, is pot back. fenders and fire-irons, culinary sisonsils, Asa. &c. The Junoo, Nanning', for Ostend, put back leaky. May he viewod Saturilarpreeeding the sale; and Catalogues had The Calcutta, Strourn, from Liverpool, has wised, afttombay. on the Premises; of Mc (.Yams, Solicitor to the - Commission, The Lucy Ann, Andrew, from Liverpool, arrived at Nassau Union -court, Broad-t -anal at the Olicee of Mr. Joseph in 30 d a y s . Banks, 6, ombard-street, sod square, H ackney. The Thorne, Hawkins. from Liverpool, has arrived at Barbados. The Mangrove Bay, Ritchie, and Caledonia, Ilisphrn, from IM-erperpool, have arrived at Demerara. The Anna, Chereley. from Demerits for Liverpool, has been at . Cittpton.arytt. VALUABLE STOCK rO A SILK- MERCER, LACE-DEALER, fi At , liialt, HOSIER, AND. QLOVER, Real (3 . l.o4e ved Alletik not ( 0) a lesretrai.s ence eimbe of • 'ArthriAuction- art, near she Donk of England.on TOURS DAY NEXT and following Day, at 11 each Day,.by order of the Sheriff of NI idillesex, F, STOCK in TRADE comprises a very extensive IL assortment in Silk klercery, Ribands, Hosiery, Laces, Gloves, Haberdashery. Linentdrapery, &c., the whole collection comprising the most recent and fashionable patterns and articles at present in request, which arc in a very excellent state of preservation. 'ley be viewed the day preceding the sale, and Catalogues had on the premises; White Hart Tavern. Holborn; Red lion, Strand; Three 'l' uns Tavern, Jewry-street, Aidgate; of Mr. J. J. Tanner, Solicitor. 5, New Rasing Wl...street ; and at the aim of Mr. Joseph Hanks, 6, Lombard - stmt, and Cispioo.agoese, Hackney. • Three valuable Maid= for the respective Amounts of 2,0001. 1,6001. and 5001., in the Equitable Life Assurance Office, and a Policy for 2991. in the Norwich Union. By Mr. JOSEPH BA YES, At the Auction Mart, near the Bank of England. on WEDNES . I)A Y, the 224 inst. at 12, in ' , out Lots: Lot. I. it POLICY for SAW!. in the'Equitable Assu rance Office, dated Nort.mber li, 1213., effected on the Life of a Gentleman, then aged 88, at an Annual Premium of GU. '9O. &I. ioi:2:1 POLICY for 1,5001. in the name Office, dated M uch 18, 1808, emceed on the same Life, at the age of 30, and subject to an Mond Premium of 401. lost. 3. A POLICY fur 3001. in the nine Office, dated Alareh 26, 1802, effected en the same Life, at the age of . 24, at au Aunual Premium of llklbs,tid. Lot 29:1/. in the Norwich Union Life Office, dated Apet la, 1817, Man Annual Premium of 311. Printed particulars may tie had at the :►kart ; of Alr.J. J. Tanner, Solieitor.ll, New Baainghall-steeet ; and at the 01ticea of Mr. Jo seph flanks, 6, Lowbard-stmt, and Claptor..squate, Hackney, kiLLECT INVESTMENTS. By Mr. JOSEPH BANKS, At the Auction Mart, nest the Bank of England, on WELINES- I/AY, the 22d Ir.st. at 12, in Four Lots, by direction of the Executors of the late Mr. Jreeme, Lot 1. riIHE LEASE of an eligible DWELLING - -I_ HOUSE, occupied by Mr. Hudson, at an old rent of 221. per annum, situate No. 7, - Temple-strvet, Newington-butts, and held for 36 years, at 21. 5.. ground-rent. Lot!. An ANNUITY of 151. amply secured by way of mut ' gage, payable during the life of a healthy Lady, aged 45 years, the same being vested in the hands of rudst respectable Trustees. 1..0t 3. The ABSOLUTE REVERSION toe NINTH PART of the valusbie ESTATES of the late Mr. William Brooks, situ ated at Woodford, in the county of Essex, and producing by old rents 11301. per annum, or thereabouts, with a certain prospect of cmrsiderable increase at the death of the present tenant, for life, who is now in the 74th year of her age. Lot 4. The ABSOLUTE REYERSIDN to the sum of 1601. Money vested In the Three and a Half per Cents. in the name of a most respectable Trustee, and receivable on the death of a female, .who is now 60 years of tge. Primed Parissalare may be had oe the reapeetigt Pelona.; df Messrs. Argill and Maddison, Solicitors, 71, AVhitecliapsl-road ; and at the offices of Mr. Joseph Banks, 6, Lombard-street, and Clapton.stivare, Hackney. TO SCHOOLMASTERS. iIROKERS. AND OTHERS. GLOVCNSTAR HOUSE /14.ADE111Y, FRO4PECT-ROW, _ _ WALWORTH. Modem Furniture, fine-tonedTit;nOierte7Linen, China, Glass., &c. the property of dlr. John Perry Clarke, Schoolmaster, a Beek rupt, and by order of the Assignees. By Mr. THOMAS GLOSS, Sen. (01 No. 2, High-street, Boreugh,) Do the Premises, THIS DA k", at 12, without the least reserve, 0031PHISINti Mahogany and other liedmeads and %..) Furniture', 20 school bedsteads, beds and bedding, nue toned pianoforte, mahogany and other chairs, pcnobroke, 100, and dining tables, carpets, glasses, house fixtures, kitchen requisites, &c. &c., too numerous to insert. Te be viewed till the sale, and analogues hnd of Messrs. Win ter and Williams , Bedtord.row, Solicitors to the Commission ; of Mr. Thelon, *ater, 8. liollern.eourt and of the Auctioneer, 0, Borough. p, FINE AND VALUAllirg By Mr. EVANS, At his House. ,No. A F r all-inall, THIB. DAY, COLLIXTION at *Attar& CLASSICS and .Cl. BOOKS in the Learned Lea gages, selected item a braced Library t including Platonic Opera Serrani, 3 vols. large r ap er, extremely nue ; Ada Sanctoram qutotquot tot° orbe co ungur, Per Bollsodurs, 48 vols.; Ar.tonii Hibliatheen hispanic, 4 vols. large paper. IllefliCtol .Bides 'Thesaurus languorous Sep tetattonehurn. 3 vols. Ramis: a very fine and complete series or the Variorum Classics, in Ruisia, gilt leaves; fine series of Rooks, printed by the Stephanie., red Isamu* by IL Payne Or:stores Wiwi; 12 Ma. in 34, line paper, rare,in Russis. - Ste- the property of Mr. Thomas Thorpe, cold by order of his Assignees. Fashionable Stock of Upholstery and Cabinet Psfruiture t Wee I • -Glosses, Brussels, Kidderminster. and other Carpets, and Cabinet Pianofortes. By Mr. JOSEPH WALKER, • 1 On the Premises, 27, Soho-anuare, THIS and following DAY, •at 12, without reserve, rimlE remaining Part of the valuable STOCK in ..1_• TRADE of John Davis, Upholder, declining the retail bu siness on account of ill health; comprising an unusually choice assemblage of Household Furniture, embracing every item adapted to the drawing room, boudoir, library, dining room, and breukTast parlour, fashionable in design, made of the finest seasoned male dials in zebra, Amboyna, rosewood, Coromandel, and other melee wood s, nod finished in the best manner. The Chamber Furniture. which is escellent, includes numerous four-post, canopy, sofa, and cottage bedsteads, with cbints, moreen, and dam a sk ha n yongs, in the unmediate taste, with goose feather beds, mattresses, and bed ding; mahogany plain and winged wardrobes, Keret:tires. book. cases, chests of drawers, chiffoniers, and toilet-stands, cheval and other glasses, fire-screens, BrUMNIS, Turkey, and Kidderminster carpets and hearth rugs, two capital upright pianofortes, &c. 3lay be viewed, and catalogues bud on the premises, and of the auctioneer, 99, Regent-quadrant. (a WIFT and co. sold aud shared' TWO PRIZES of THIRTY THOUSAND POUNDS out cif .the Four drawn the 6th of Deteinba last ; also a Prize of 20.0001. drain the 18th of hat . October; and another Prize of 20,000 L. with Twelve other Capitals, in the Drawizlgs immedirtely preceding t making the. following List of great Capitals sold at their thrice. within the last few Months. viz.:— 7.343 - £30,0001 1,062 - £20,000 10,976 - 30,000 1 7.034 . 20000 The Scheme to be all drawn lit MARCH (being the Lust but Two) contains SIX PRIZES of 20,0001., bevides other Capitals, and for every Ticket bl. at the least. The Tickets and Shiites are selling at Swift and Co.'s Offices, 11, Poultry ; I. Strand, adjoining Nurthtuuberland.bouse; and 31, Aldose Iljgh-sj i rteo - /j 1 CLARK'S GENERAL OUTFITTING IVARE -1 • HOUSE, fot the EAST and ‘v,gsT INDIES arid 30IITH AMERICA, L X ETEn MANGE, STft A ICD. Officers, Cadets, and Writers going to India; Old Gentlemen proceeding to South America, or any other part of the Globe, will Snd in this Establishmeat the whole of their Appointments, Swords. Caps, Sashes, Belts, and Pistols, s te. toge th er w i t h a arge and well-manufactured stock of Sin COti. Couches: and Bed. fling; Cabin ll'ash.hand Tables, Chairs, and Lamps ; Sea Chests. Mule and Bullock 'Trunks, and every otbeidescripflan of Travel. ing Equipage. An assortment of Canteens, ready fitted with the necessary re sanisites for India, and other tropical climates: a great -6ariety of Silver and Plated Articles, litilvea and Forks. suitable w families going abroad, 31ilitary and Hindastunee Books Maps, Ste. A fashionable Stock of Carriage, Curricle, Tandem, Phaeton, Stanhope, and Chaise Harness, with every description of 6341tIkry, &e. for home use, Dist and West Indies, and Smith America, which Merit Inspection from their quality, first stilt: of workman. ship and moderate mice.. All the Articles in this Establishment are warranted, and of osaclient plan of fifty years eluding is strictly attended to the Siting but one Ready :lioney Price, from which• no abatement tiihl be made. Holyhead. FALMOt T. 7.—Arrived tbeJartn3,Spurdell, front Cer e. Sailed the Duke of York packet, for Buenos Ayres; Magnet Racket, for !.iaben Ipturel, be Vesante, for Jersey ; Sarah, Bun. stet.; and Enterprise, flosken, for London.—Wind W.S. t‘'. to w.rc.w. PeetzsncE. FEB. 7.—A Swedivh ketch from Messitia. with fruit, is totally lost near Portleaven, in this bay. Captain sod sae man said to be saved ; five drowned. PLY mot:1-u, FEir. 7.—Anited the Magdalena, Eqwecon. from Megan'. Sailed the laird C,oUingwood transport, for POrtSinonth ; Heart% of Oak for ditto; and the American brig Atlas, for H Vrc. Wind S.W. PAZT MOU T 11, FEB. 4.—A boat from his Majesty'aship Sham rock, with the purser and four men. upset in a s qu all thin forenoon in the harbour; but by the exertion of six men in our pilot boat, Rio. S, they were all saved. Cowes, Fr.s.ll.—Arrived the United States, Hutchins, from Hamlin for Amsterdam, leaky. &Led the NVilhelmina. Wry bour,v, for blanaburgh t and the Hornung, Jurgens, for ditto. • Four o'clock, P.3l.—TheAcasta has not yet made her appearance. Wind S.S.W. PORTSXOUTII. FE n. R--Sailed his Majesty's ship Cyrene, far Rio Janeiro, the Cape, and India; his Majesty's ship Romney, fur Slim , Leona; Ms Majesty's ship Jasper, for Jersey, and Hercules, Vaughan, tint Rotterdam. The cutter Linnet raptured this morn ing, ti the Owers, the French lugger Eugene, of and from Hnu logne, with ♦OO tubs of spirit on board, and a crew of six Englisll and nine Frenchmen.-11 iod Southerly. DEAL, FEB. B.—Passed through for the river, the Elizabeth, Charlton, from St. John's, New Brunswick. Arrived from the river, and remain, the Craigiever Ray, for Jamaica; the Juliana, hitch and Elizabeth, and the Acute, turned away to the westward, and are now (3 P.Y.) off the South Foreland; the rest of the out ward bound remain.—Wind S.W. I itAr MNO, FEB. B.—Arrived the Rhoda, Bully, from Tar. towns; Swift, Pyne, from Messina Shakspeare, Robinson, from ditto; Recovery, Chapman, from B o mbay; Shannon, Jolly, from Leghorn ; Clurity, Chadley , from ditto ; Pallas, Le Oros, from ditto ; Berwick Packet, Hughes, from Trieste ; Peace, Bruce, from Palermo; Express. Wells, from Malaga; New Albion, Powell, from Smyrna ; Affleck, Fell, from Demerara; Underwood, —, from ditto; ilelen, Kyd, from Mogadore. Sailed the 'West In. dian, Cock, for Antigua; Brothers, Sewell, for Gibraltar; But. leih, Chancellor, for Constantinople. Duntiw, Fut. IL—The Fame, of Drogheda, is on shore os the North Hull, and it is feared will ga to pieces. PARIS, ?xi. 6.—The Therese, 'Vincent, from St. Übea for Dunkirk, foundered three days after sailing. Crew saved. The S:ilacia, Grimson, from Shields to Yarmouth, put back to Shields the 7th inst. in a damaged state, having, on the moruh)X of the Gth inst. when off Hunteliff tnrt, got foul of the Laura. Ashley. of Yarmouth, which vessel soon attar sunk—her crew were all saved by ruing an based the Salacia. Ilts liltvesty's packet flinchinbrooke, Capt. Quirk, from Wey mouth to Uuernsey and Jersey, was totally lost in the night of Thursday the 2d inst. on the rocks near Alderney. The Captain, crew, and passengers, with the mails, saved. MEETINGS OF CREDITORS. AT TILL COURT OF COMMISSIONZRS OF BANKRUPTS. DASINGUALL-STREET. TO-1101410W. TUIRD DIEETIkOS. U. Clarke, W. Cullen, F. and Thorn, J. Springfield, Upper Clapton, bleachers . - . . 12 Habgood. J. jun. Macclesfield, silk-manufacturer - 11 Hobson, C. and Marshall, 0. Crescent, Minories, corn-factors 10 Horton, S. and 11. Carey.street, iron-founders . . 10 Lockey, A. Ham-mills, Thatdant, llerks, miller . 1 illileluun, J. Oxford -street, grocer - . . 10 Morris, 1. J. Alay's.builtlings, merchant . . 10 Phillips, M. Cullum-street, merchant . • IP Ryland, R. and W. Savage-gardens, corn-f ac t ors 3 le Searle, J. and S. B. Saffron.‘Waltlen, Essex, and BishosF.. • Stortford, Herta, bankers . - ; 'el Saes, W. and H. sod Wilkinson, T. London, b an ks. ) • 722 Scnallbone, J. High-street, Bloomsbury, auctioneer ' . 10 Stevens, E. I'. St. Matthew's-place, Hackney. Copt hull-court, stock-broker . - "'I - 10 Thorp, T. Bedford-street, Covent-garden, booksel:e . 10 Weller, G. Birmingham, laceman - - 12 SECOND DIES Abbott, J. Conduit-street,ta ; 'oneer .10 Burnett, G. Old White II I and the Hay market, bookkeeper - 12 Bond, S. and Hornbuckle, R. Beau Blarylebone, wine and spirit-wieshants . - 10 Bourne, J. Agnes-place, Waterloo-road -dealer . 11 .Braithwaite, W. Russia-row, Mill-s olesale woollen . - ,Brper r _, W. and Troutbeck, W. H. listings, grocers cox, R. Bridge-road, Lambeth, chee monger Farley, F. 3.linchinhampton, Glouc rehire, cooper Gale, J. Bruton.street, Berkeley-s , bookseller Gedge, E. bower Thames-tureet, onger . Greasley, F. Maiden-lane, Nl' t, hosier Ribbon, W. Modot-street, Gip -square, butcher Manton, J. Ilanover-square, gu er . Martin, J. sen. Crescent-mews Burton-crew master - -- II !dells, T. Bury St. Edmonds, . k, linen-draper -11 Mlles, J. High Holborn. victualler . - 1 Perkins, J. Bull Wbarf-lane, Upper Thames -street, wholesale . .. - 10 11 - i - 11 12 - 10 I . In -11 l t, riding- stationer . .. . - - - 10 Richard:, ' J. Warwick -court, Holborn, furrier - 1 Robarts, W. Shoe-lane, printer . . 10 Sherley, E. Park-terrace, Marylebone, butcher . 10 Smith, W. Uxbridge, mealinan . . . 11 Steed, W. R. H. Caroline.square, surgeon - - 12 Such, J. Blackman-street. Southwark, boot and shoe-maker 11 Thompson, .1. Smeatan, Vorkshirg, cattle-dealer . 10 Thornton. H. Upper Russell-street, Bermondsey, tanner 11 Waller, M. Nortluampton-square, warehouseman - 10 Warren, J. Clipstone-strect, 31arylebone, chandler-shopkeeper 1 Wilson, A. M. Uarnbridge.iteatit, .5114db:sex, timber-merchatit 10 Woolf, 13. Princes-street, tailor - 9 iehlham. T. Tottenham-court-road, linen-draper - 11 111111 T MHETINOS. Abbott, S. Old Kent-road, coachmaker . 12 Amid& fl. St. John -street, Cletkenwell, stationer . 12 Buck, G. Regent-street, tailor . . . 12 Comfort, E. Hosier-lane. coffin furniture.manufacturer . II Davis, 0. High-street, Kensington, corn-dealer . . 9 I/tinfoils, J. and 11. Sackrille-street, Piccadilly, goldsmith 9 Hamilton, J. Q. Fenchurch-street, cotton-merchant . 11 Hutchinson, J. Lime-street, vine-merchant . 10 Jenner, W. Orange-tree, Bloomsbury, victualler . . 1 Jennings. R. Poultry. bookseller . 11 . . Lawson, E. Brown's-lane, Spitaltields, currier . II) Lee. 0. and Sutton, J. St. James's -street, tailors . If Middleton, J. B. Aldgate, feather-bed-manufactuter . 11 Norris, 14.1. Manchester, warehouseman . II Powell, .1. Windsor, tailor . 10 . • Pr:nre, I). Itasingliall-4reet, merchant . 1 1 Sherilherd.W. Basing-lane. wholesale stationer - . 12 Still. S. Bond-street, Lambeth, and Sanbrook-court, Basing. hnll-street, lighterman . I . . Tod. W. Commercial-road, builder . 12 Townley. W. II igh.street, Borough, woollen-draper I I Wilson, E. Lymington, Southampton, linen-draper . I'2 Wrootc, It. Great Titchfield-street, Alsrylebone, draper . II DIVIDENDS. Farrington ' P. Wood-street. silk-manufacturer • . 10 1 Fuller, R. Reigate, shopkeeper . 12 I . • Jay. G. and Ward, T. Burlington-gardens, artificial florists It Pawrence. C. Drury-lane, tallow.chandler .12 roctor..l. IVardour-street, Oxford -street, wir.e.merchant 11 Roper, F. Haymarket, hosier . . 11 Shackle, J. Milk-streets Chespside, hosier . 12 Thomas, W. L. Brighton and Horsham, grocer . 11 Thompson, P. and C. A. Tom's Colree.hotine, Cornhill, and Northaw, Hats, wine-merchaata . 12 . . d ~ -. q . z ATROCIOUS COMBINATION OF CRIMAS. [From the Journal der Debeir of Monday.] Tile Conn of A Ming of •Melon wine occupied on Ilse 8:13 or February with a cause presenting est atrocity* combination crimui: • —. . . The riminals are four itoutuber. ' The* arc Glf . V.e. rho is fi fty-five years of age • Champy , a vino.diraier, ty r ant roars of age ; hts wife, 47 t anti Monchsin. a farmer, a* r oi t i ,VI i s ii individual is accused of three mordsts,which hare isiont.d Ape death of six persor.a. I s gs q lle u4ll.4 vilat lar%sat the aia of ti t far twelve yeaes 'irt loi thu a r ; l ob ini bery "xid cona ealn rait ed ted t u o isd a r ili r vay anstawating circumstances. Vseswother condrinnatioos ad.', it I tc. 11,c drat prolonged his punishment tilt 11320, and .7,t that peri..l 1 he was pot cn am t.tWaste.: in the atmandissementa of . Poistni. A..it m awe.. 'Guillau m e, to tia ys wprt:tenco for travelling to the n*' - holiraig rill:twit, took the character of a taaveliii l telealor in o;.! cent tee. -He tent 'Aso to Paris, where he reartivW. hie acquaititivee , with Ids. rid . assoctutea at West. Of these.Fier Nathan. ati c:+ I Pedlar, anti Bailie. a taiisititk, were Itia pieta pat esiinjaanicias, oral it was by their „means that hie crimes were at leno,th 41,scorreted. kinillautne was writing desfolinwios letter whcu tlie paws/241 , WD came to arrest Lim 4 Aly Heat Cousin—) y snisjettunel Li:timing every dal, have at length arlaced me tri the,. mot crud of ill innaljant• . 1 t it all Motx^uia a fault. lam arrested every di, 0 have spent all m r means, wishing so avoid, but no longor tilde to conml, the truth. When f hit you, you told mete aural but miss I am forced to du, so, If f cadmic() the puaistraent, - 114si also hava the two thou. sand franca Which we agreed upon. %lips do not know any thing egaSiiiiiiilit'i: Lagleti4ll l r,_4ol6/2. Ec!!Pl _roPtbsir,:l.beaa great eciesigire . . — ale tatlitti;;;ls !loadsthreatens wee on that se- count--_,., I wish that I may . aot beige without money • for we were ribtigral to be accomplices in th e Asir of th e wateau atempy. Your nesperty, that of Champy. that of your elAldren would no be entlici_gra to discharge the e•tpeaaea, though .iming, with our heels. 'Think well on th is. When you have attended, Tea my letter, and couaideree it well, burn it; 'that Is: fet your Own Mteres:. At all evtats, when I .write you I shall glee no par drillers but abate money. But remember, it [haul not the enemy in six days after the date of this letter. I shall 600f1 have my neck in the lueels of the Procureur du Roe." The explaaetion of all these horrible Mysteries IQ be faded in the sequel. On leaving the galleys at Brest Gillaume was on en intimate footing .with his neighbours. Champy an 113ouchain, in his native place Prnvitts. Criampy had conceived a fixed aversion against liie witr, and several anecdotes were told in confirmation of this by his. neighbours. On the 27;h of July, 1820, the wife of Champy wished to go to see eitime artificial fire-works. The husband te fused, bet the a oman Mouchain was heard to say, that the best way would be to take her there, throw her from the bridge into the wa ter, and then ran away. The same evening Guillaume aupped ttiM fflottehain, and Champy came in while they were at table. Ile was ray much enraged against his wife; and coming up to Guil laume he tapped him on the shoulder, and added.. "My dear cousin,- I would give '2o louis to be rid of this baggage, and to sew bee dead." They drank togethg the rut of the evening. and on. separating, Champ' , again saint, " I would give :two thousand francs to be rid of her." Nett morning both Wife and child were de ul. Champy himself found the child In the cistern, and his wile was found hanged in the coa.house. Manj eppestanoes showed that the woman had not destroyed hentelf- liflto was am weak and nervous that she could not tie the strings of . hir barmy.. It visa not till live years after that th , a letter of GuMaurne led ton the discovery at the perpetrators. Tice presumptions affordesl by it were conhented by the mutual recriminations of the parties. The. wotr.an Mouchaia states that a month after the runnier, seeing Champy very touch distressed, she asked the reason. " have grad reason." said he ; " I consented m. the murder of ray wife it is Inc.a but I did not desire him to kill my child." "It was Be. asseary„"anaweree the woman eleuchain, •• to save year own life." Thus, say the articles of accuaatioa th e whole was a destestabha scheme, cancer:Nl by Guillaume, M olichain. his wife, and Choloilles. ot to sacrifice th e child with the mher that it might be said that the ' woman Champy, after having killed ;me daughter had put an end tat her own lite in a tit of despair. This was the rumour which they circulated. Several witnesses have besides deposed to their having seen Guillaume, with two accomplices, in Champy's yard at One time of the murder, endeaeouring to get out by a small barn door. Guilleauute denies all these circumstances, and maintains that. his only design in the letter was to benefit society, by discovering; the nianierers of the woman Champy and her child. After the murder Guillaume continued at Provins till 20th May„ 1822. in the interval he was tried foe robbery in the . tlepsztmedb of the Seine and Marne, rted acquitted for want of evidence. Scarce had he escaped tram the hands of justice when a new crime was committed in the environs of his residence. The details are horrib ie. Cashier mid hie -safe. the oraels and the other GS years of egg, kept a small inn in a remote situation, and received all who arkee for lodgings with too much facility ; they were supposed to have some money in their house. On the Nth of October, 1821, their; house remained shut, and it was not till next day that the noise. made by the dog and cows alarmed the neighbours, who perceived,. on looking through, the traces of a recent robbery, and the bodice of the inmates were found in the cellar. The wife, -in her_ usual dress, was thrown on the ground, with her head in a basin of : her husband by her side, with hie feet at her shoulders, and his head also leaning an a vessel full of milk. Stains of blood were perceived on the bed-clothes, and Me of the sheets had tire or six holes niade with a aliarp lot-Acumen- The wedical men proved that the husband had received five aqua% and the wife 43, of which only one was mortal, and al! made with a sharp instrument. An individual who bee ion was arrested, but without any result. Millet, a epalave, received, about this time, some iuterrnatinn fr me which be did not communicate to the police till too ,y * His account is as follows :—Guillaume entered the inn alone, and asked the wife for a bottle of wine. \Veilst she was in tt cellar he aimed at the husband, who was in bed, a blow with a sharp instrument similar to those used by saddlers. Believing tuna to be dead, lie wet down to the cellar, and struck the wife serve! blows with the same instrument; but he was obliged to repeat his blows, as the weapon dropped from his hands. The husband, who was only wounded, dragged himself to the cellar at the cries of his wife, upon which Onellaume dispatched him, and afterwards completed the destruction of the wife. lie then robbed the house. and found to his regret that 80 or 90 francs were the only retard o' his crimes, lie immediately returned to Proving, and washed. away the blood, taking care to throw the water out of his window.- on seine women who were below, to enable him to peeve an a/31 .e suspicion should fall upon him. These circumstances agree so well with the facts of this case, that the narrator must either have been the murderer, or his accom plice. Guillaume even insinuates that he was the assassin; but it has been proved that Blitheness then at Peelle. In last February he lived at Loribeux, and often evaded VII vigilance of the police. On the Bth of (larch, at eight in e, morning he came to the house of Cain Nathan, a Jew. in Parrs. who had been a galley slave, and told him he was going es a campaign twelve or fifteen leagues from Paris, saying f.e wanted money, showing hint a poniard which he car ried with hint, and the form of which the Jew particu larly observed. The latter also observed his dress, and several witnesses deposed that they saw a person answering to his &fere tion in different places. At seven o'clock in the evening a laboeten called Ruesignol was going to super, when he heard his fatherat law Buyer, a schoolmaster of Cnatres, groaning as he opened door, and calling out, " Help ! friends, help ! I am attacked I:: my house ; run to my wife ; she cannot cans to me." Raesign.a armed himself and reached the garden hedge, when he perceived his mother in-law stretched on the ground covered with blood. On-asking her who had pat her in that condition she answersd "Guillaume." "What Guillaume?" said Rosaignol, "Guillaume of Livardy ?"—" No." " War it Guillaume of Leribaus ". Yes," said she, •" the wretch." Many neighbours running us the house, found the-street-door open, and every thing underwurlien within. The soup was on the table and the bread on the ground. On questioning the dying woman, bee answer still was, that the assassin was Guillaume of Joribaux. Both husband and wife pe rished. the homier having received seven wounds, the wife titre The husband only said, " Children, I am killed." Nothing lvel been carried away from the house but a silver watch. The wound, Reenter& to have been made with an instrument similar to that tie scribetby the Jew. Traces el shoe nails were perceived across the fields, notwithstanding the difficulty of discovering any such marks, in consequence of the crowds who came to see the bodies. At six o'clock on the morning of the 18th of Marcia Guillaume arrived at the house of Cain Nathan, and gave him an acemiorot his expedi tion :—" I ant lost, my friend," said he; " I missed my aim t qty poniard broke in my hand. I wished to kill the master amid mis tress of a little inn, but my poniard broke., The people were alarmed by the noise. I have walked all night, and arrived at Paris at fuur o'clock." Guillaume had then a wound in hie left arm, which was stilt hie, ding. Nathan went immediately to give information to the police of thew facts, and a variety of circumstances tended at once to fix the crime upon Guillaume. According to Baillet and Nathan, the life of labia criinirtal luta only beta a tiasue of robberies and murders. A vast nun.b , •r of other critues are said to have been committed by him, all of waists he persists io denying. A balloon, with a card attached to it, on which was written, " Rverton, A o'clock, 'Thursday evening, 115th January. 1r.26," was picked np at Crouton banks, about two miles front North ltleols, un the same evening, at about ten minutes before nine.—Lieerpool C'earter• Irit• A\ 1' I I D r.-4)n Tuesday last, the body of a meir infant was discovered in the Regent's Canal, under circum stances which gave every reason to apprehend 'that it hal been unfairly dealt with ; an inquiry was in consequenc e set on foot, to ascertain, if possible. who were its parent s; this however filled, and or yesterday than was taken. The jury rem a veTtlies dr ; ," wilful rTieevening in murder against some person or person, Unknown. _~ IA ----.... _ Price 7d. ~.