The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1826-09-08 00:00:00

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I WANTED, a YOUTH of respectable connexions as TIME Comptroller of the STATIONARY OFFICE an Apprentice to a light and genteel Business ; will be lis reed, to receive YENDERS foe sundry Altana' I treated se one of the family. A Premium will be cx pec.ea. SMALLS TORES FOR THE PUBLIC SERVICE, Viz.:— Apply to W. Alexander, Engraver, bO, Strand. Qulls, Packing Cases, Tapes, Permit, Pins, Wax, Wafers, t onl. prim, Inkstantle, Rulers, Wafer Seals, Cards and Card- - 111rANTED, the Sum of THREE THOUSAND h.tards, File% Straps, Marking Pads, Leather Bags, Lulls Rub- . VT FIVE HUNDRED POUNDS, far Three Years, or ber. 6.c. longer as may he agreed : the repayment to be secured by mortgage Particulars of Contract may be had , and sentries of the articles of an improved Leasehold Es.ate, of ample value. The Gem re ,at toe Stationery (Mice, James-street, Buckingham Gate, on served by the Lease, under which this property i. held, is not more Monday the 11th. and on every d a y between the hours of tea and th e n one - half the annual value : and the Lessee is entitled to pur ?aim o'clock, until Saturday. the 23d instant. chase the Freehold at a sum stated, whit!' does not exceed one-thhd ' of the present value of the Estate. The Premises tieing in the occupation of the flormwer, additional Security. to be approved by the bender, will be given fur the uue and regular payment of the Interest. Apply lit by letter, post-paid) to Messrs. Withetby, law-sta tioners, Birchin.lane, London. SALES BY AUCTION. THE ARMY. GENERAL ORDER. WARWICK RA CES.:—WEDNEsDAY,.ScrT._6. Sweepstakes of 25 rove. each, for two-year olds. T.Y.C. Mr. C. Day's br. f. by tiainsborough, Hot. (Pavia) - I Sir T. lllostyn's ch. E by Teuiers, 8 t. - 2 Mr. Alytton's f. H- Harriette Wilson, Hat. - 3 Mr. 'fumes', b. E -by Sie,Oliver, Bst. - 4 Mr. Yates's b. c. Fairlawn, not. 21b. - - - 5 Warwick Cup of 1011 go. vilue, and 130 go, in specie. Four miles. Mr. Mytton'a b. li. Lun;;wapit, 5 yrs old, Ilst. 131 b. (White , house) 4 - - - I . Mr. F. It. Craven's br. c. Comedian, 4 yro old. Bst. 31b. 2 Lord Exeter's ch. c. Enamel, 4 yro old, Bst. 31b. - S Mr. Leigh's b. h. Sir Gray, S yrs old, Ost. 131 b. - 4 A Maiden Plate of SOL Two-mile heats. Mr. fteardowortles br. c. by Shutlepope, 3 yrs old, 7st. (W. belt) - - - . 5 I I Mr. Hinton:ir. h. Haphazard, 1 y rs n ld, B s t. bib. 1 pl. I 5 2 31r. Tomes' r. g. Tripoli, n yrs old, 2st. 21b. 1 pl. 2 3 Mr. Geraldine eh. f. by Piscatnr, 3 yrs old, Hot. 121 b. 3 4 Mr. Steven's b.f. by Cannon Ball, 3 yrs old, 7st. Ilb. I pl. 4 2 Hunters' Bweepstskes of 111 sites. each. Two.mile heats. Mr. Knightley's b. g. by Elector, 5 yrs old, llst. 41b. walked over. The great fall of rain during the early nart of the morning occa sioned an unusually thin attendance. The cup race was the great attraction of the day. The field was backed even and at some odds against Liingwaist. Comedian made play and lisailtd the race till within forty yards of the winning post, when Longwaia won cleverly ; a severely contested beat run in seven minutes and 22 seconds. WIMPOLE-STREET, CAVENDIsIusQUARE. EXCELLENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND FIX TURES, Horse Guards, Sept. 2,1826. It has been reported to the Commander-in-Chief. that strict at tention has not. in all cases, been observed to the Ordera issued o l 25th April, 1822, relative to the Dress and Uniformity of Ite„1- 1 mental Officers, according to patterns approved by his Majesty, lodged at the Clothing Board, and explained in a descr,ptive Book circulated with the said Order. His Royal Highness desires that the attention of Colonels and Commanding Officers may be drawn to this subject, and that they may be apprized of hls intention to take the most serious notice of any unauthorized deviations or ex►ensive additions of em broidery or lace to the Dress of Officers as detailed in those Regu lations, which were framed to support general uniformity, and to protect Officers, and particularly Infantry Officers, from the weight of ttantscesaary expense. By command of his Royal Higbriess the Commander-in-Chief, HENRY TURRENS, Adjutant-General. PRESENTATION OF NEW COLOURS TO TIIE SIXTY NINTH REGIMENT, AND SPLENDID FETE, AT Wire yo, rot? , l nt!-, - Cspital Eight-dsy Clocks, Parent Mangle, and various other Articles. By Mr. ROBINS, (Of Warwick House, Regent-street,) On the Premises, No. Xi, Wimpyle-street, Cavendish-square, on TUESDA 1, the 19th inst. and following day, at 11, by order of John Mitchell, rim E Capital FURNITURE and FIXTURES, cow prising four-past, tent. anti other beelliteads and (urbanites, feather beds and bedding, wardrobes, chests of drawers, droWiarg tables, and grasses ; suites of handsome chintz, cotton, deasfliag and diningronni window curtains, sofas, conches, and chairs n suite; excellent cabinet articles in ?mad* and mahogany, 100, card, sofa, and Pembroke tattles, a CI pital set of patent dining ditto, handsome sideboard. bookcases, sets of eating.mnm chairs, in morocco, eight.day cLMk, Turkey, Brussels, anti other carpets, and hearth rugs, fenders and tire-irons, a patent mangle, kitchen requisites, Ste. ; valuable fi xtures in Register, Itomford,awd other stoves, kitchen ranges, ovens. steaming apparatus, coppers, wainscot and deal presses. and numerous other effects. To-be viewed on 31onday precediegzbe sale. and catalogues had on the premises; at Garraway's; and If Mr. Robins, 17fki Regent street. DESIRABLE PnEEIIOIaB LiITATE, LAND-TAX REDS ' 11'001M A :VI ("TON. BER KS. " in sibly Isient lab-4 CONTRACT FOR COALS FOR SIERRA LEO NAVY OFFICE, Srptrmber 6. 18 2 1 . FHE Principal Officers and Commissioners of his Ma r jot?' Navy do hereby give Notice, ThatonTNtlasDar, the 21st instant, at One o'clock, they will be ready to treat with such persons as may be willing to contract r.r supplying and delivering, at such place in the Colony of Sierra 1. one, as shall be directed by the llovernor, a f:argo of about THREE HUNDRED CHALDRONS OF FORDEL MAIN, Willacklit MAIN, or INVERKEITH IND COALS. A Form of the Tender may be seen at this Office. No Tender will lie received after One o'clock un the Day of Treaty, nor any noticed unless the Party or an Agent for hint attends. The price to be named is to be exclusive of Colonial dues. the K he PONTEFRACT RACES.-TUESDAY. tear U%t to its et ARM 1 CONTRACTS. COMMISSARIAT DEPARTMENT, TREASURY CUARBERS, AUG. 2R, MR. VOTICE is hereby given to all Persons desirous of 11eon trading to supply the following Articles for the Übe of the Anny, viz.:— Ily OIAWER and PA ICE, On MONDAY, the girth instant, at Three o'Cinek in the After noon, at the House of Mr. Sampson, the Angel Inn, Wool hampton, AN eligible FREEHOLD DWELLING-HOUSE, consisting of two gond parlours, kitchen, tour large airy bed ronms, and servant's ditto, with detached kitchen, brewhouse, dairy, excellent walled ga rden, with luxttl r .aiic orchard • compris ing, with the site of the boils:, an sere and a nitarnir oeland ; to gether with a chaise-Mamie. two-stall stable, double coach-house, pig -sties, Mal-house, a newly-erected granary, enclosed divided yard, and an excellent meadow of nearly six acres; situate at Wool hampton aforesaid, and lately in the occupation of the Rev. J. Bushnell. Sweepstakes of 60 fkIVA. seer , b. tt. for the — PrOiluce of Mares covered in 1022. Colts, Ost. 31b. ; fillies, Bat. ; 31b. allowed. Mile and three quarters. Mr. Ilouldsivorth's br. 1. L•'anny Davies (rdward,) . Mr. Petre's ch. 1. Misaey . 2 Two paid. se kt BREAD, To his Majesty's hand Forces in Cantonment's, Quarters, and Hayracks, in the under-tnentioned Counties and Islands : Bedford 31onmouth Saks (including the Town of Norfolk Hungertonl) Northampton Ducks Northumberland (including the Cambridge (including the Town Town of Berwick-on-Tweed) of Newmarket) Nottingham Chester Oxford Cornwall (including Scilly) Rutland Cumberland I Salop lei% Wu. The Yorkshire Stakes of MI sous. each, h. ft. for the produce of Mares unwed in 1823. Colts, itst. 31h. • fillies, list. T.Y.C. Colonel Sykes's b. c. by Tramp (Johnson ) - - 1 Mr. Jsques's cli. f. sister to Ringlet - . . 2 Two paid. nd re. Irate; rptinie a pea Sweepstakes of 30 gs. each. 10 ft. for three-year olds. Mile and three quarters. Sir J. Ilyng's ch. c. Tholes, by . Tramp - - I - Mr. M'ilson's ch. e. The Justice - . - • 2 Lord. Queensberry's b. e. The Constable - . - 3 Mr. lintilrisworth's b. 1. Harriet. sister to :Miss Malthy ; Lord Scarborough's ch. c. Conjuror ; and General Grosvenor's c. Full Moon—not placed. The premises, except the chaise.house, are in excellent repair, and adapted for the residence of a rettpechible family. The Fixtures will be wild wt; Is the Estate, and also a Rick of Hay, well got up, about six •ons ; and part of a rick of old ditto, about three tons. Derby Devon Dorset Somerset Stafford Suffolk Further particulars may Fe known, and conditions of sale had, by applying to Messrs. J. and S. Pearce, Phillips. and Holger, 10, within's-Idne, London ; or of Glover and Pdice, Estate-Agents, Basingstoke. Match 100 soy.. Mr. Petre's 1. by The Laird against Sir J. Byng's c. by Tramp —Olll This day is published, is 4 vols. 12tn0., price II 2s. G ERALDINE MURRAY ; a Talc of Fashionable Life. t , TRETTON RACES.-slowt•AY. latch 50 sous. Mr. Henson's Deceiver - - 1 I Mr. Turner's Winstanstow Hero . 2 2 A Plive was won by Mr. Rogers's r. m. Maria, towing Mr_ Rickeu's b. h. Crispin. By Miss IPLEOD, Authorof " Tales of Ton," •• Printed for A. K. Newman and Co., London. TUESDAY. A Purge added to a Sweepstakes wag won by Mr. Lewis% Dump , Bob in two heats, beating Mr. Glover's Black Sal. Match 50 sous. Durham Essex (exclusive of Tilbury Fort) iiloucester (including the City of Bristol) Buns flerefard Milford Hunts Isle of Man Isle of W ight Kent (including Tilbury Fort, in the County of Essex) Lancaster Leicester Lincoln iliddlesex Surrey Sussex Warwick Westmorland Wilts Worcester York North and South Wales In the several Counties in North Britain And in the Islands of Alderney, Guernsey, and Jersey, As also Bread to the Household Troops in London and its Vicinity. 0 A'TS, ..._ _ _. To his bisjesty's Cavalry and Artillery Horses, In Cantonments and Quarters, in the under-mentioned Counties: Bedford Gloucester Rutland Bucks Hereford Sitiop Cambridge Hertford Stafford (inter Hunts , Westmorland Cumberland le.icester Wilts Derby Lincoln Worcester Durham Ilonmoutli North &Sth. Wales. Os iord FORAGE. via. _ _. . . . ... Clos e (lay, and Straw, to his Majesty's Cavalry and Artillery Horses in Barracks, and Oats its Cantonments and Quarters, in the under-mentioned Counties in South Britain: Beds Middlesex • Cornwall Norfolk Surrey Devon Nonhampton Sussex Doran I Northumberland (in- Warwick Foes eluding the Town York Banta (including the of Berwick-on- And In the several Isle of Wight) Tweed) Counties in North _Kent Nottingham &MAUL Lancaster Somerset That the Deliveries are to ovnmence en al October next; that Proposals. in Writi marked " Tender for ArmyStipplies," will bi en or batiste Thursday, the 28th day of Se) be received after Twelve o'clock on that clay Proposals must be made t'.!;:arattty for each County and Island. except for the Counties comprising North and South IVales, all of whleh must be included in one Tender; likewise the Islaeds of . Cueinsev. Jersey, and Alderney ; as also the several Counties in North Britain ; and each Proposal must have the Letier shich is annexed to the Tender properly tilled up, by two persons n: known property engaging to become hound with the party ten tiering in the amount stated in the printed Particulars, for the due Performance of the Contract ; to Proposal will he noticed un less made on a primed 'Fender, and the Prices expressed in words at length; and should it so happen that during the continucnce of the contract no Tmops should be supplied by virtue of the same, the expense of this Stamps on the Contract and Bond, paid in the Met instance by the Contractor, will be refunded to him. Particulars of the Contracts may be had upon application at this Offie, between the hours of Ten and Four, and of the Barrack- Masters in the Islands of Guernsey, Jersey, and Man. N.B.—Samples of the (tread and Meal may be seen at this Office between the hours of Twelve and Two. Ittl for the 25th day of ing, sealed up, and e received e this Office ptember, but none will rrO be SOLD, by PRIVATE CONTRACT, a SK IN .II. YARD, suitable for a Fellmonger and Leather.tlresser, in all the branches of the trade. There in a Splitting-machine and 3IKI on the premise., capable of dressing 81)0 Skins per week. The Premises are Leasehold, 78 years of which are unexpired, and subject to a small annual ground-rent, and are situate near to Birmingham. For further particulars apply to Mem*. R. and C. H. Bird, So- Iktitors; or Mr. William Suckling—all of Birt»inxham. ROYAL MAIL-COACH OFFICE. LAD-LANE.- 1.11/ SUPERIOR TRAVELLING to LIVERPOOL. MAN CHESTER, CARLISLE, GLASGOW, EDINBURGH, and all parts at the North. The REGULATOR leaves the above Office every Afternoon, at A quarter past Three, and the Angel Inn. Islington, at half-pant Three o'Clock, and proceeds, by way of Manchester and Carlisle, to Glasgow and Edinburgh. Passengers by this Coach have the ativantageof sleeping at Man chester and Carlisle, and proceeding the following mornings, with vat additional charge. The ALLIANCE leaves Lad-lane at half-pact Four, anti the Angel, Islington, at a quarter before Five o'Clock, every After noon, and arrive* in Liverpool the hollowing evening, in time for the Dublin Steam-Packets, performing the journey in tsenty aii.hours. _ WATERHOUSE, SON, and Co., Proprietors. PAuengers and Parcels foe the above Coaches may be hooked at Brown's thoucester Warehouse, corner of Park-lane. Oxford-street ; at the Gloucester Coffee-haunt, and York Hotel, Piccadilly. STAINS of RED PORT WINE, Tea, Fruit, Mildew and every Vegetable Matter, are entirely removed from Tabl Linen, Cottons, Muslim, Laces, and ether articles of Dress, by HUDSON'S CHEMICAL BLEACHING LIQUID; it also removes the above stains from Ladies' Buff Dresses, without in. juring the buticoloar, and restores all kind of discoloured Linen to its original whiteness, without injury to the texture of the cloth, Prepared and sold by IV. B. Hudson, Chemist, 27, Haymarket, London; sold also by most Perfumers, Druggists, anti Medicine Venders throughout the United Kingdom, in bottles at 55., 35., and 2s. each. HALL'S DIGESTIVE or DINNER PILLS.—Of all the complaints to which the human frame is liable, few are more distressing, and none are more common, than a disordered state of the stommb arising from weakness or derangement in the digestive organs, anel attended with flatulence, acidity, pains in the sainted), giddiness, heed.ache, and heartburn. To remove these painful effects where they exist, and to prevent their recurrence , by Biting renewed vigour and a healthy tone to the digestive powers, is the express design of the above pills ; and experience has abun dantly proved that they are eminently calculated to produce these import:nit results. By taking them a short time before the hour of Just published, price ee. Vol. VII. of the dinner, the process of digestion is greatly assisted, and by the oc. I . cisional use of th em , th e s y s tem will be preserved in a sound and healthy 'RR()R of LIT EHAT 1 3 RE, AM USE M ENT , and I healthy s t ate . INSTRUCTI(IN ; containing its usual variety of emus. An Preventives of those severe bilious attacks to sviii : h some 1 ing and instructive Information, with Tnirty.four Engravings.— persons are liable, these pills are decidedly recommended, and as an Vole. I. to VI. ma y be had in boards, price 11 . 12s. old. embellished effectual, though gentle aperient, they will ever prove a most va- with Portraits, Autographs, and upwards of two hundred and luable family medicine. They have also been highly useful to fift . y . other Engravings. The spirit with which the Mirror is edited, and the judgment persons on long voyages, and experiencing a change of climate; displayed in making tic selections, sad as they d o not conta i n any re par a tion of calomel, no alters. deserve the encouraement we g believe it has experienced."—Lit. Gazette, May 13 - 1326 . Ilse of di e t nor con fi nement t o t h e h ou se is requisite. " The Mirror, a publication containing much matter of improv- Prreared only by Mr. C. W. Clarke (successor to the late Mr. R. Hall), at Ile, Holbons.hill ; and sold in boxes at 2s. 9d. Mg amusement, selected will very considerable taste. I under -40. Ad., and As. lid. ' stand that of sonic Parts upwards of eighty thousand were printed." the Public are reenectfuily re. To guard net counteefeits, — H_ Practical e a l h b a s l er n, va i Lion . s m o - n p. the Education of the People. By (pleated to oe , that those agwibsery only can be depended upon as "7" f Ile ARABIAN SfIGHTS' ENTERTAINMENTS, in one en eeine which have upon them the words " Prepared only at 115, llolborn-hill" vol. Price only KA. 6d. boards ; embellished with nearly one hen. tend and lift, Engravings. Sold wholesale by Edwards, 67,81. Paul's Chureh-y de ard ; Butler, The CABINET of CU RIOSJTI ES ; or, the Wonders of the 4, Cheapside ; B Imlay, Fleet-market; and retail by Stredling. Woad Displayed. Embellished with twenty-seven Engravings. Hate of the Roy al Exchange; Johnson, 68, Cornhill; Sanger. Price lie. boards. 130 , Ozfordostreet ; Simpson. 91, Piccadilly • Pyman, corner of COOK'S VOYAGES; embellished with twenty - eight E n- Greet Titehtield.ett eet,(htforeLtnarket ; Freake, Tottenham-court- gravings. and Portrait. Price 74 lid. 'sad; Martin, 2, t rpper Seymour-street, Somers-town ; Stranger, PLUTARCH'S LIVES ; embellished with fifty Portraits, in C harlotte -street, Pi mheo ; Sams, 9, King's road, Sloane-square, "Irises; Fry, 15, Bridge-street, Lambeth ; Alounsey, le, Park. 2 Yoh. boards, price only 13e. ti t ; ,, r, Kennington • Beals. 17, High-street , Newington Butts; AIES : RA DCLIFFE'S NEW NOVEL. si gliems and C o ., .7, Bedford-place, Commercial - road; Ilialwell, The whole of the previous Work s . of the above celebrated Au. • li be had complete (embellished w'th numerous En. . 11""street. Borough ' Jones and Co., 3, George's Circus , th nreas " the two first Volumes of Limbird's British Novelist, fi lear b Sureey-strr et; Emerson, 80, Upper East smithfield ; graving') in "mbhani. 14, 'High-street, PPieler; Ivory, 180, Shoreditch, for the trifling sum of Ten Shillings in boards.—Vol. 1. conteies heeler 196 Ha a ‘ lo p a gate.awees With out; Jones, Haeknroad ; The Mysteries of Udolpito, and The Sicilian Romance.—Vol. 11. ) nekei, 30; m an ~a t r e et, Hampstead - road; and Leneastar, ey. Poole. contains The Romance of th e F orst, Italian, and The Castles of i W 'There may be al So had, Hall's Cough Pilb and Pectoral Lo. Atlilin and Dunbayne. l enges, for naught s, asthma*, shortness of breath, and other affee. Vols. 111. and IV, are now ready . for delivery,. s price. es_. each. IRAs of the l u n gs . Printed and published for J. Ltinbird, 14J, sand Lo ndon. T.B. Mr. W. B. Hudson has no concern whatever with the articles sold under the name of " Hudson's Botanic Tooth Powder and Tincture." uppose oid the risoner, rith his his arm Leuckilt ie pistol 10 pew : would pulled maimer g fallen pii. 1P i P n t 404 I he ieeraied Friend' of y alkge4 the oss. Before reeved to I dews to of some Isis trrife's r Ti'Stara. leis! ale. Gaming e Cour.e. ere much much in the circa t spoiling r the Ouy .3 Wei by Wblur )I 4 1 .2 1 2 5 * 4 b. b dr. s dr. Two-Mile slksB ager g ; 3 I sf C ID Ow sl,lllllle. astvg.l lion a ••• k. 9041 auc ~ &We 1 1 .27 t NW' D ISTRESSED LETTER-PRESS PRINTERS OF THE METROPOLIS. The Committee, in announcing the Donations aril Subscriptions recoived since the last Advertisement, return their most grateful Tha..ks for the Aid so liberally bestowed. When it is stated that the Claimants nn the Fund increase wevkly, and that there is at present no prospect of the least Improvement in trade, they trust the benevolent assistance of the Public will be still further extended to them, and that they shall be thereby enabled to alleviate the un. fortunate lot of their unemployed fellow-workmen. Amount already advertised - - .f. 597 4 64 One Week's Subscriptions from Compositors and Pressmen (in employ) in the 3letro polis - - - - 29 5 6 ..C. P. d. The Right Hon, the a. d. 1 Mr.J.Williairs„Portsea 0 10 0 Lord Mayor - 10 0 0 ! Slr. Harrison. Proprietor . J. Crowder, Esq. Al- of ihe Hampahire Tele derman and Sheriff' 5 5 0 graph - . 2 0 0 T. Kelly, Esq. Sheriff 5 5 0 Journeymen Printers of Mr. Clement, Proprie. ditto 1 0 0 for of the Morning Per Messrs. Shaw. Chronicle and theob- , Messrs. Blackwell and server Newspapers 103 0 0 I Co. Ink Makers - 10 0 0 A. Strahan, Esq. 50 0 0 I MesarsAVilsott & Sons. Francis Burton, Eat). 5 0 0! York - - 10 0 0 T. H. Plumersq. 5 5 II N. Muggeridge, Esq. I 0 0 Mr. Day - 2 0 0 :11r. Croon • 0 5 0 Mr. Phipps, News Office, Per Messes. Cowie and Strange. Brrlges.street . 2 0 0 1 Mr. Crease - I 0 0 Mr. f. C. Hansard 20 01 .Me. Blake - - 010 6 Mr. Walter Jackson 2 0 0 X. Y. Z. - - 0 5 0 P. S. per Mr. Castle I 0 01C. W. . - 0 3 0 Mr. Shanley - - 1 OU , I. Ireland . - 0 2 6 The Journeymen Print- G. K. . - 0 2 6 era of Nottingham (2d G. Attwood - -0 2 6 Don.) 1 50 J. Hall -0 2 6 DittoSheffield(SthDittol 0 OAn Apprentice - 0 2 6 Ditto Lee is (2d Don.) 5 0 0 " The Watchman" - 0 2 6 Ditto Northampton -2100 W. D. - . 0 2 6 Mr. Wilson - - OIS 0 A. - - 0 2 0 Mr. Cordeaux - 0 5 0 T. S. - - 0 2 0 Mr. Mudie - - 0 5 0 Sundry small Donations Ul5 7 Sir, Whitehall - 0 5 0 A Friend - - 0 2 6 J. Boner, Esq. - 5 0 0 Mr. Winton - - 010 OW. Gilbert and Friend 1 8 6 A Lady - - 010 0 Employers and.fourney- Mr. Jones - 0 5 0 men Primers of Bury 217 0 Mr. Reed - - 0 5 0 Slr. Pater, per Mr. Mr. J. Homey . 0 5 0 Hughes - -0 10 0 Subscriptions will be gratefully received by the Committee, at the Three Ilerrinr, 13(11-yard, Temple-bar, who attend every Monday and Tuesday Evening. Also, by Messrs. Cowie and Strange, 60, Paternosier-row, and 24, Fetter-lane ; Messrs. Shaw and Sons, Printers, 137, Fetter-lane; 31r. Hetherington, Popular Encyclopedia Office, 30, Kingsgate-street, Holborn ; Sir. Monk house, Grove.llouse Totem, Camberwell ; Mr. Cable, Iron monger, Ray-stroet,Clerken a ell ; Onwhyn's Circulating Library, 4, Catherine-street. Strand; Messrs. Lowe and Harvey, Printers, Playhouse-yard, Elacktriars ; Messrs. Balmer and Timms, Print ers, Banthoiomew-elose ; 31r. Phillips, Bookseller, George-yard, Lombard-street; and by the Proprietors of all Country News papers. Committee-Room, Three Herrings. Bell•yard, Temple-bar, September 7, 106. lIIISTRF;SS in SPITALFIELDS.—At a Meeting of IF the Committee, holden in the Vestry-room of Christ Church, Spitallields. September 4. I filri The Rer. UICIJARD HARVEY in the Chair; The Committee feel it their duty again to entreat the Public to continue their Subscriptions for the Relief of the Distressed IVeavers in Spitalfieldy, until et least it can be seen whether there is any prospect of a revival in the trade. More than 8,1100 persons arc wholly dependent for support on the pittance which the liberality of the Public enables the Committee to afford them—a pittance which tiie exhausted state of their funds has compelled them once more to reduce. ;Rimy new cures have been sent to them for re lief in the course of the past week, and they are fearful that the nuliber of persons employed will for some little time continue to decrease. --------- The Committee are anxious that at least the responsibility of discontinuing the Relief should not rest with themselves, and they feel assured that that feeling of charity, which has induced the Public to prner:ed so far in assisting their suffering fellow-creatures. will excite them to continue it a little longer, in this their greatest hour of need. Amount before advertised - . 27,204 0 5 .C. a. .0 s. K. C. H. - 1 0 The Hon. Colonel 11. W. G. . - 1 0 Townsend, half of a By the Rev. R. Harvey. penalty received on The Lord Ilistropol Lon- conviction of the land don, 2d don. - 31 10 lady of a public-house, The Rev. Alfred Veasey 1 1 for detaining an article The Rev. J. C. Maly, of regimental necessa- St. John, Southwark 1 1 ries, knowing it to be Per Messrs. Hoare. such - 2 5 IJ. T. - - 100 0 M. P. LI. - 2 0 The Hon. Philip Pusey, E. (A. - 10 0 2sl don. - 25 0 Per Messrs. Cocks, Cocks, Sparring Benefit in the and Co. Tennis.court - 7 0 The Rev. 11. Holland Per 51e ,, rs. Hosting and Sharp. Edwards - 10 0 William Otbson, Esq. 10 0 Per 3lessrs. Badly and Co. Per Messrs. Coutts and Co. Messrs. Habtiel and Sun 5 0 A Widow's mite 1 0 Richard Bevan. Esq. 15 15 Mrs. J. C. . 1 0 Per Messrs. Curtis and Co. Per Messrs. Barnard and Co. Sir Charles J. Smith, P. G. - - 20 I Bart. Sutton, near Per Messrs. Drummond ant! Co. Ruarforsl - 10 0 Nauticus, 2d don. 2 0 Subscriptions are received by the Right Hon. the Lord Mayor Wm. lisle, Esq. 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Hamilton, K.T.S. the Colonel of this Regiment, having signified his intention of presenting new colours to the corps. after its long and arduous services in India, this grand and interesting ceremony took place at Albany Barracks, on Saturday afternoon, the 2flth ult. being, also, an anniversary of honour in the Island of Java. The Regiment having paid the tumid Winne of respect to the old and tattered colours, retched the new, with an appropriate exhortation front their Colonel, Sir J. Hamilton, and then performed several evolutions on the new system, to the gratification of a vast concourse of spectators, whom the fineness of the weather, and the novelty of Cie cere mony, attracted from all parts of the island and its vicinity . After which, a numerous, but select party, consisting of the officers, and their ladies and families, connected with the Regi ment, sat down to a handsome dinner, provided at the Lower Barracks, and served up on the costly plate lately Ournished by Messrs. Fisher and Braithwaite. Of the splendid fete, however, given on Wednesday, the 30th, by Lieut.-Col. 3luttlebury and the Officers of the regiment, in honour of the occasion, and to which upwards of 300 families of the first distinction, in the neighbourhood, and from distant pate of the kingdom, attended, we shall now endeavour to give a faint outline, as far as our limits will allow. To enumerate every taste ful decoration or arrangement for comfort which distinguished this entertainment would be impossible; we shall, therefore. con fine ourselves to the reception of the company, to the classic splendor of the ball and supper rooms, 6 4 feet by 24 feet each. The approach to " Fancy's Palace" led through a beautiful avenue of trees, most brilliantly illuminated with a crown, number LXI X.. and laurel over the entrance arch. Other appropriate in signias directed to tile scene of enchantment, at the entrance of which appeared the Officer, in their rich uniform, to receive their guests (a aplend d carpet having been laid down fur the convenience of the ladies' dresses), guarded on each side by the grenadiers of the Corea in full costume, the band playing martial airs. The ball-mom, tastefully arched over with laurel, and decorated by the ladies of the regiment with wreaths of myrtle, and red and white roam had a most beautiful effect. At the entrance were displayed the old and tattered colours, surrounded by well-earned honours in stars and scrolls, containing the named of Rodney, Jervis, Cape St. Vincent, Hood. Toulon, Nelson, and San Josef, and giving historical allusions to services while employed with those Commanders. At the top of the room appeared the beauti. fel new set of colours lately presented, surmounted by a coronet of bayonets, and supported by fasces, or pillars of sergeant" hal berds, girt round with letters in gold, showing the principal actions the Regiment has participated in. Brilliant shies, in cor e respondence with the entrance, here displayed Wellington and Waterloo, Auchmuty, and Java. The centre c,f the room had • very novel, but highly impressive, decoration, consisting of a simple star, formed by 28 of the officers' sword,. Between each blade was inscribed in gold various actions in which the Regiment had successfully served, being a sort of epitome or record, bril liantly lighted up with variegated lamps. Dancing commenced at half-past nine o'clock, with three sets of quadrilles. and at one the company repaired to an equally spacious and tastefully fitted up room, where the choicest deli cacies of the season abounded in profusion, elegantly served up an costly ,plate. The principal part c f the company began to are about five in the morning, but still the dancing was kept with great spirit till near seven, when all retired, highly (k -ited with the festive scene; and whether we contemplate on .ie beauty of the fair who graced this assemblage, the exquisite music so judiciously chosen, or the general comfort pervading all the arrangements, it is certainly acknowledged to be the most splendid and delightful entertainment ever witnessed in this Island. up lighl the SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. LIVERPOOL, WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 6, 1826. Arrived last night the Helen, Taylor, from St. Petersburg!) ; Fame, Ballantine, from Newstadt. Arrived this day the 31arianne, —, from Dante:lc ; Edgar, Gibson, from liamburgh ; Neutra hunt, llsgen. from Rostock. The Jessie, 'Milroy, from Liverpool, arrived at St. John's, N.B. 18:11 July. The Rachel, Potter, for Savannah, got on shore yesterday on the North Bank, and has put back. The Isabella, for New Orleans, going out of dock to-day, to go to sea, has sot on shore near Seacombe. The Majestic, from Glasgow (steam-vessel), got on one of the banks in Hamby channel last night, but as the tide flowed she got off, and arrived this forenoon, and has sailed again this afternoon for Greenock. FALMOUTH, SEPT. L.—Arrived the Magnet packet, Porteous, from Lisbon, in eight days; and the Providence, Bloom. from Li. verpool to Newcastle, leaky.—Wind W. by S. PORTSMOUTH, REPT. 6.--Arrived the Mary Ann, O'Brien, from London for Calcutta ; the Danube, Sturges, from ditto for Canton; the Union, Clinch, from ditto for Trieste ; and the Royal ist, Rains, from ditto for ditto. A ship with a poop has brought up at St. Helen's.—Wind S.W. DEAL, SEPT. 6.—Arrived and sailed for the River the Enter. prise, Brown, from Vitro; and the Juno, —, from the Mediter ranean. The Agenorta and Africanus, with another outlier - bound, sailed early this morning; the former has put back and re mains. Several homeward-bound ships have come in this after noon.—Wind S.W. WHITSTABLE, SEPT. 6.—The Exeter Packet, of and for Exe ter, from London, which took lire and was scuttled off Reculvers, has been raised and brought in here, with considerable damage. LITTLEHAMPTON. SEPT. 4.—The Violet, Parish, and Mary Ann, Mordey, for Sunderland, in leaving this place yesterday, got on the newly-erected works at the mouth of the piers ; the former was got off without any apparent damage at the night's tide, and proceeded • the latter received considerable damage in her keel, as well as bilge planks, &c. broken, and is returned. The Martin, Jamieson, from Limerick, for whose safety fears were entertained, arrived at Miramichi on the 16th July. CUSTOM HOUSE, SEPTEMBER S. SHIPS ENTERED INWARDS.—The Prince Frederick, Hart, from Rotterdam ; Countess of Minefield, Sivewright, from Ham burgh ; Twee Jonkerouwen, Dykstra, from Worcam • Sans Repos, Pethers, from Brussels; Saxony, Palmer, from Stett in; Elizabeth and Mary, Craig, from Grenada ; Ceres, Washes, from Emden ; Violet, Charrorin, from Harlingen; Dart, Stranack, from (.tend; Vittoria, Fothergill, nom Petersburgh ; London Packet, Purvis, from Faro; Sir William Curtis, ‘Vhatingliam, front Oasis. ENTERED OUTWARDIL—The Carolina, Beckman, for Stock holm ; Hylton Jolliffe, Mowll, for Hamburgh ; Times, Clark, for Waterford ; Betsey and Sarah, Bloom, for Gibraltar and Valencia. CLEARED OUTWARDS.—The Amethyst, Thompson, for Que bec and Montreal ; Leeuw. Verbruggen, for Antwerp; Glenbumie, Wood, for Hamburgh ; Jean, Curries, for Quebec and Montreal ; Wm. 111 6 0l1livray, Stoddart, for ditto ; Betsey and Sarah, Bloom, for Gibraltar and Valencia; Love, Gloves, for Lubeck ; Resigna tion, Saunders, for Elsinettr ; Mariner, Bird, for Memel. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. TATTERSALL'S, THURSDAY, Sart. 7. The accounts from Warwick and Pontefract races have been looked for with much anxiety, as they were expected to have con. siderable influence on the odds. At the former place, Cain, who is of the same stable as Paul Pry. was best, which of course was calculated to operate against the latter, and accordingly the betting yesterday sent him back to 17 to 1. At Pontefract both Thales and Fanny Davies were winners, but they beat mere things, and are none the better. Belzoni kept at 11 to 6 till just before the close of the room, when 2to 1 was taken, sod there he left off: Our pre diction that Mulatto would be second favourite is railed ; he was brought up to 7 to 1, at which price, however, there were very few taken. Bedlanate. it is reported, has broke n down ; but we will not roach for it; 10 to I was betted, bet be closed at to l. The Dragon keeps his place, and Tame is getting up fut, but Cm. seder Is rather on the retreat. The General hes advanced a point or two an last week's odds, bat is not very likely to support it. The odds are as knows t -2 tal 1 apt Belzoni, taken 2 to 1 apt The General 7 to 1 apt Mulatto Mto I eget fasetwaist 91 to 1 apt Bedlanute MI to 1 apt Mae Adam 13 to I apt Tarrant la to 1 apt Plate 13 to 1 apt The Deegan ICIS to 19 apt Pam; Davies 111 to 1 eget Crusader 1890 to 19 apt Moho 17 to 1 eget Peel Pry MO to IN apt &alienate and seder, 11 to Son Tartan apt Peal Pry, tam. GOODWOOD Racza.—There is but little doubt that these recess will, eve long, be equal to any in the kingdom in support of which we have eddy to state, that a Goodwood St, Lam of 2.0 each, h. ft. Is entered into, and has already 18 sabiathcria Mr. Lewis's Dusty Doti Mr. Curfield's Friendless Fanny TAUNTON lIACES.-FmIT DAr, Fifty silver( igns, given by the 3lembers for the Borough, with 25/. ad led from the Racing Fund. was won by !Lord Palniers.on's ch. h. Ore? Legs. beating Mr. Farquharson's Black and all Black, Mr. Percy's ch. m. Prosody. and Mr. Tucker's b. in. Sarah. Black and all Black wan entered at the pest. and nettle a dead beat with Grey begs, and Grey Legs afterwards ran two heats and woa both. SECOND RACE. A Subscription Plate of .50 sovereigns inks won by Lord Pal merston's by 1. Conquest, beating Mr.Farquhsrson i s b. h. Pre sentiment, and Mr. Bigg's ch. h. Sunshine. Presentiment won the tirst heat, Conquest the two following, Sunshine bolted, and Prosody was drawn. THIRD RACE:. A handsott•.e silver cup, melt by the Steward, with ten sove reigns added from the fund, for horses not thorough bred—(gentle men riders). Heats, to start at the fled Post. and go twice round the course. Mares and Geldings allowed roree pounds. Mr. Per cy's b. h. Naughty Tonally, by Smolensk°. Mr. Smith's h. g. Viscount, Mr. Chambers's b. m. Madge Wildfire, and Mr. Mar. gerums' bl. ni. Gipsey. First heat was won by Madge Wildlife, and the two following by Naughty Tommy. Clt A NBOR N 1 CitAe V.—The annual buck hunt at Tollard Royal. in the Chase, took place on Monday morning last, and was very numerously attended by sportsmen of almost every ilescliption. This is the only public buck hunt now recognised in the Chase. At six o'clock in the morning, groups of sportsmen, on horse back and on foot, were seen drawing towards the large rree tinder which the Court Lett for the Manor of Tollard Royal is by im memorial custom held. After the Jury had been sworn, and charged by Robert Harvey, Evq., the steward of Lord Rivers, a signal was made for the hunt to commence, which was done amid►t the • acclamations of the assembled multitude. A buck was Bonn started, and, after a run of nearly an hour, was killed in line style. Thu sportsmen then flocked to Tollard-green, and, under the trees, and in the keeper's house, partook of a public breakfast, at which vent son-pasty and beef-steaks were most abundant. The morning was remarkably fine, and the view from the green, over the vast expense of forest, and the immense woods which cover many hundred acres, gave to the whole scene an air of wildness and lofty grandeur better felt than described. The Chase is said to extend over half a millio.t of acres, and the present stock of (leer is at least from ten to twelve thousand. After breakfast the hunt recommenced, and was kept up with great spirit for another hour, when the second buck was killed. At three o'clock a numerous party repaired to the farm-house at Tollard, which was formerly the Palace of Ring John, and enjoyed the treat of the noble owner of the Chase, con sisting of an abundance of venison, and wine in the utmost errand • sion. After the usual toasts at public dinners, The long life and health of the noble sportsman, Lord Rivera; of Mr. Farquharson and his Hunt; of the tenantry of the Chase; Mr. Portman ; Mr- Horace Brckford ; the Steward, and many other gentlemen, were drank; and about ten o'cloek the company separated, under a pm mice to meet again on every opportunity. Scveral gentlemen from a distance retired to Lord River's house, at Itushmoor, where they passed the night. The peasautry, in great numbers, from all pans of the Chase, enjoyed themselves in dancing and other rural amusements, upon Tollard-green, until a late hour. The quantity' of nuts in the Chase woods may be imagined to he very great, in this moat abundant year. A gentleman at the dinner, who lives in the Chase, said, that he and another person had, one veer. collected from the nutters and sold a thousand sacks. This immense right of chase, the greatest ever possessed even by any monarch of this country, extending over so less than five hundred thousand acres of land, is the sole property of George Lord Rivera, whole's repeat edly refused often( of purchase made by other Noblemen, but has recently proposed to the landowners to disfranchise it. on their bind ing themselves to a payment to him and his heirs of 1,11001. per an num. The gentlemen at the Hunt, however, expressed themselves as rather desirous that the stock of deer should be reduced to about 5,000. than that this ancient and splendid right should be given up entirely. Colonel Berkeley's fox-hounds have arrived at Cheltenham, fur the purpose of cub-hunting. The harvest has been got in so saw this year, and the game of all kinds is so plentiful, that the /overt of sporting will have a lengthened season. PEDESTINIANISM.—The foot-race between Charles nogg, of Woodborough, and John Marshall, of Derby, was decided on Monday in favour of the former, by six or seven yards. It is said that Hogg is about to be matched against Wending. WEYAIOUTH REGATTA, SEPT. b. The early part of the morning of Tuesday threatened to interrupt the enjoyment of the day, but about eleven o'clock the fog dispersed, and discovered It vast number of vessels, of every sire and every style of decoration ; their movements aided by a gentle breeze, and a sea moderately agitated. At eleven o'clock the signal gun was fired, and the sports commenced with a race for a silver cup (the yachts not exceeding ten tons), between the Nautilus, Alctluss„ Normand, Antsr, and Falcon, which was won by the latter, alter a race of 24 miles. Then followed a match between the Duchess of Gloucester, Hope, and Princess Charlotte boats, which was won by the former. The whole concluded with rowing-matches by four and two.osted boats, which excited great interest, and afforded universal *misfile. Lion. The ball in the evening, at :he Royal Hotel Rocms, was at tended by upwards of lde pewter. On the second day an elegant silver cup was contended fur by the Antelope, the Fairy, and the Gazelle, but the judge declared him. self unabia to decide which was the victor, and appointed another contest. After going ever a course of 24 miles, and display ing the greatest skill and science in the different manceuvrex, an arriving within SOO yards of the goal, the Gazelle and Antelope were to close to gether that it was uncertain which would win, when the Antelope unfortunately grounded, and the Gazelle passing her. the cup was awarded to her. The second prize of eight sovereigns, for boats not exceeding 25 fast in length, was won by the Falcon beating the Nautilus (which obtained the second premium of two guineasi. the Notipateil,. Ale dusa. and Emerald. J. Bolt's Eliza won the drat prise of lour so- T for boats not exceeding 2 5 feet in length - and L. Slug.. giVa lli atioeyed Maid the second, of foor. Therotring-mateh,, with oars, was very ably contested, and won by Sylvia. Ths Ordinary toot pinee at the Crown Hotel, where a sumptuous. , consisting of venison and eves y other viand that the *eases aids, ir as w served up by lilts. Casa, in her best style. The Ri g ht Hon. t Earl of Debt-der resided, and Lieutenant Conner, itN. acted as Vice-President. A large _party of gentlemen sat down to Nis banquet, and the day was distinguished by the utmost loyalty sad conviviality. - 1 - 2 port of betiod 'rnm the gain at. hich he It. Old r till the abort. Bur a ith ad com a at that it might the time n officer, costal), nmittinj y for the id up h., . FEED.