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Invented roared by ROYAL_ command to complete a ean4age for the re moval of HER late MAJESTY QUEEN CHARLOTTE. The peculta construction of this COT and APPARATUS is rich, that any I NVA LH) may be removed from their BED into a LANDAU adapted for its reception, without change of position CT increase of suffering, and conveyed to any distance, together with attendants. Manypersons of h . gh rank and professional eminence suffering ander the matt severe affliction, and from long confinement despair tog of the possibility of ever being able to endure removal, have, by the benefit this BED of EA.,E affords, TRAVELLED, with_ oat fatigue or inconvenience. frog 90 to 120 miles in one day, and honoured the Inventors witlitestimonials of their high approbation, to whom reference assay k wads. To be seen at their Coach ilissofsetory, 1, John-street, Oxford- street. Lendon;ana foi inj journey. IPA TTERSON'S IdritSILS—JOHN PATTER -1 SON, FI7RNISIIIII4O NAIONOER and ICE-PAIL MANUFACTURER to his MAJESTY and the ROYAL FA MILY, is this year enabled to ogee to the public his Ice Pails in Silver, Sheffield Plate, and ornamental Vases, for using on the din ner table ; these, id addition to his various other Vessels for cooling Wine, Butter, Fruit, Water, *nd making Ice Creams without the aid of Ice. may be seen in constant operation at his house, 41. New Endge-strect, Blackfriars, the second house from Ludgate-ha Pcterson's Ice Pails see constructed upon a neivend philosci phicAl principle, by which any temperature (not lower than Zero) may be procured and maintained for a considerable time ; they are ninny operative with or without ice, an by means of freezing pow- Cer, which may he had rich the pail, a temperature twenty degrees below the freezing point can be immediately obtained, ice-creams and water-ices may be made, and all the advantages and luzuries of an ice-house may he secured without trouble or attention, at a eery milling expense, and 10 any climate. Orders will be received at J. Patterson's Counting-house, No. I, George-yard, Lombard -street, or at his Warehouse. No. 41, gee Bridge -street, Blackfriars, as mentioned above, but at no icier place in London. PAD IN'RT-MAK E RS' SOCIETY . — CHEAP ki CABINET and UPHOLSTERY, at the LONDON REPOSITORY foe the CABINET4IIAIKEILS' SOCIETY, being the and real one now existing in London, No. 71, corner of LEADENHALL-STREET, opposite Aldgate Pump, and which his been established upwards of Six Years. For Moldy Money sad no Abatement. _ .---...—.... The Trustees and Committee mapectfully inform the Nobility and Gentry, that they still condom the above Evtablishinent for the Benefit of industrious and ingenious Metthasies (who have large fsmilies), by offering their Mansamieml Amide. in the Cabinkt Line, of the best workmanship, addlispio dmo by any House in London, no other profit being Siedl due wad* the warehouse rent and incidents' expenses ; 11011111WIt employ ment to enable them to support t die number of whom ' appear by the Books of the last Quarterly Meeting to be laff From the great patronage the Committee have received, they are to hopes of increasing that number. The following is &Specimen of the Low Prise asked ; aL Goods %wanted t. s. d. Five feet Mahogany Bedstead, four.post 4in 0 Tent ditto . . 1 6 0 Bordered Maness to fit - - 1 1 111 Mahogany Dielleri with solid ends . 3i 0 Eight Mahogany Chairs 6 II Mahogany Pembroke Table . . Feather Bed, free from d ust an d sme ll, from E 2 12 IP to 8 8 0 Drawing...room Sofa, f rom XS 30 to 7 7 Dine Bedstead - 3 8 0 Mahogany llorse.Hair Sofa - 610 0 upwards A Quantity of Paper Hangings for Bed, Dining, and Drawing Rooms, at nearly Half Price. The Trade will find it worth their Boasts Fumisbed at a few days' notice, and Apartments in • fee hours. Goode packed free of expense except the matting. Old Furniture taken in Exchange ; Appraisements in Town and Garay ; and Ehtstes valued. CtIIIMITTZt• 9. C°" 1 " I J. Wilson 1"1•1 LI. Carter J. Unit w- Wadhm•oy. 111URNELL, Arm. J. LEA meurcu ternal pleasure ...entary To Gentlemen whose faces are tender after shaving.—A great infelicity which attends the operation of shaving is the irritation of the skin ; Rowlsnd's Kalydor will be found excellent beyond pre cedent in ameliorating and allaying that most unpleasant sensation. It removes unpleasant harshness of the skin. occasioned by intense solar heat or cold winds; and thus to the Travtller, whose avoca tions expose him to various changes of weather, proves an infallible Specific, a prompt resource, and, as conducing to comfort, a Ow ing appendage and invaluable aequisition. Sold is pint bottles at Bs. Gd., and in half-pints at 4s. 6d. lath, duty included, by the sole proprietors, A. Rowland and Son, 20, Hatton-garden, Holborn ; and by their appointment at the follow ing respectable houses, who have just received a valuable supply, viz.—by Mr. R. Hendrie, perfumer to his Majesty, Tichbourne street ; Sanger, 130, Oxford-street ; Mr. Smytit, perfumer to the Royal Family, 117, Gattie and Pierce, 57, D. Kigge, 35. Delevoix, 158, and Browster, Holmes, and Brewster, New Bond-street ; Bsyley and Blew, Cockspur-street ; Berry and Co. IR, Greek attest; Butler, 4, Cheapside ; Low, 330, and Prout, 226, Strand ; Burgess, 163, Holborn-hill; Woodman, Piccadilly; Atkinson, Gerrard-street ; Sutton, Bow Church-yard; Edwards, 67, St. Paul's Church-yard ; Rowney, 106, Hatton-garden ; Bentley and Wood, Queen-skeet ; Barclay and Sons, 95, Fleet-market ; J. and T. lßigge, 65, Cheapside ; Stradling, Exchange-gate ; Nix, fronting the Royal Exchange; Take, 41, and Johnstone, 68, Covnhill ; Colley, 28, Bishopagate-street ; Ford, Fenchurch-strest ; Mattraas, 84, and Jones, 59, Fleet -street; Marquis, Coleman trseet, Swift, 29, Ward, 324, and Sutton, 129, Holborn ; and Overton, 117, Borough. • Observe, none are genuine without the signature in red, " A. Rowland and Son." Dooms et platens u sor."—H OR. Thy house, and (in the cup of life, That honey.drop) thy pleasing wife. HAPPINESS, " the gay to-morrow of the mind," is insured by manias/a; " the strictest tie of perpetual friend. ship" is a gift from Heaven, cementing pleasure with reason, by which, %aye Johnson, " we approach in some degree of association with celestial intelligence." . . _ Previous, however, to entering into this hallowed obligation, it becomes an imperative duty, not only to regulate the passions, but to cleanse the grosser nature from those impurities which the free dom of unrestricted pleasure may have entailed upon it. To the neglect of such attention are attributable many of those hapless instances, which while they excite the commiseration of the be holder, should a uto impress him with the fear of self-reproach. Luxurious habits will effeminize the body--a residence in the tropics will relax the elastic Sbre--but more especially does the premature infatuation of youth too frequently compromise the natural dignity into a state of inanition, from which the agonised sufferer more than doubts the chance of relief. To alt such, then, we address ourselves, offering hope, energy, muscular strength, felicity; nor will ouradvancesappear quattleoabla,sanctioned attar are by the multiplied proofs of twenty pioneunsospiu ma l u i zstience. The easy cares of married life an sonselmos •107 the susrension of those blessings which concentrate diii aspdal nosatb --for the female !titbit is often constitutionally wanly-ya It ea be strengthened, and deficient energy improved Into funodoud wet. In every case of syphilitic Intrusion, as well as in sr* seins. don of the generative economy, we pledge our AWL* man speedily, and with e ff ect. Earnestly so li c i tous a sad mid mg empiric from the position so pre:amputate, fates ortlyorn deviate from general principles with less o f el ainident in our own honourable intrity as Mends of tin Olive of Surgeons, we refer the suffedng community d akar sex (espe cially those entering into matrimonial life) at ass Is ear house, where daily attendance is gleon'fin persona elmonhation ; and letters from the country cue lemoired ; thee must contain a remittance for adobe ny which on be (a warded to any part of the world, however distant. 008 S and Co. 31.R.C. Surgeons, No. 11. Bouverle-atreet, Fleet-street, Loudest. IP; Just published, Seventeenth Edition, D I. The MINS of LIFE, a f am ili ar Commentary on she above 2. H VOSIANA, addressed exclusively to tba.Fanal• Si,. Ida( he had at 20 . Paternoster. row ; 5% Pall-mall ; 16, Prinmo oreet, S o ho; 174, Flat-street ;4. Catherine -sweet, Strand, Lea don; Paw. 72, Cirattint.strea, Dublin; Jones .117, Glasgow ~• 61 South 11tidgo-otreet, Edinburgh; ' oil of 1 172 gelletv•rdee as. speculative .. pur chaser. from the extensive frontage It possesses to the River and the Fulham-road, and the immediate vicinity of the new bridge. To be viewed by tickets. which, with descriptive particulars, may be had of Mr. Denew, Auctioneer, Charles-street, Berkeley-square; of Messrs. Blake, White, Ainge, and Blake, Euex-street, Strand ; and at.Garraway's ... perfect ..-iety. On the 2d, Captain Hardy., of the Hastings, Major Murray, Captain Hall, and our Adjutant, proceeded up the Creek to re. connoitre. They found it large enough to admit brigs, and were stopped by • stockade across the river, when the enemy fired on them. About four hundred yards ab ove this, they saw several rows of stakes driven down obliquely, crossing each other at va , nous points, and firmly bound together. On approaching them, they perceived a traverse or zig-zag passage for small boats only, and it was protected by a breast-work ; farther up the river other rows of stakes were observed and sticks so placed as to resemble the face of a stockade. They returned in the evening, and Captain Hardy seemed of opi nion that our force was too small, anti that we should meet will much opposition. On the following morning we got the troops into the boats, and proceeded up the creek at about a mile and a half from the mouth ; we landed near the tint row of stakes without opposition. The reserve, consisting of about 180 men with the artillery, were left here under Captain Warden, the ground being too swampy for the guns to advance. The main body of about 320 of the 40th regiment, with about 40 sailors and 30 of the Bom bay European regiment, who do duty as marines on board the Hastings, advanced under Colonel Hampton, through • long narrow swampy plain skirted on each side by close and impene trable jungle. We were guided by two Burmahs and the Doo bathe, who has so long been practising his villany here, and now intended to complete it, by having us all cut oft We were soon stopped by • deep nullah from behind the jungle, on the optionte side of which we were fired en by the Burnish' from jinjais, &c. There we had to construct a bridge with our smiling ladders, and passed ever it with more than an hour's delay and with coneiderabl diMcahy. Tile Doobache here declared we should meet with n mere nullahs, but a little further on we met another, which, how ever, we were able to wade through. The enemy continued to fire and retire through the jungle, till we came to a breast-work at the foot of a hill, where • few of them made an attempt to stand, but were quickly dries n out. We found it a paltry place and not worth having. From this we proceeded to • small village on oar left, which was complttely deserted, but we found plenty of water, which was a great relief to our men. who were almost dying of thirst and fatigue fr. m the greet heat of the day, and the heavy swampy ground over which we had paned. I.' on the village we ascended a hill, on which we fotrod an in trench nent about thirty yards square ; it was partly destroyed, and thr enemy did not attempt to defend it. We sap about half a dorm men on horseback at a considerable Matinee, one of them with a gilt Chattah ; we descended into a narrow plaits or defile,. skirted on one she by close jungle, arid on the other by ethnic 4 hills, alio covered with jungle. They fired on us as we went along from the foot of il ere hills, hiding themselves behind trees, ant , easily escaping into the thither parts of the jungle whenever mg charged them. At the fortified or entrenched tree marked on thd. plan which I rend you, they had several small jinjsls slid ba i tl e l l ed rifi ll% trmyuswkLok, killed d d h k ere ept cl u o p w a w sm m art y r dc on i us had ; e:fe ch t b th ie- e Manton, and kept up with the advance all day incept whet °WO. occasionally to stop. We were ordered to charge and drive theme from this tree. I dashed on with them, and had a few shots at a Allow within wear ymds, who stop ped to tire et as. I brought him down. We fame marked blood in several places near the tree, but the bodies we serried off. We went on through the plain, drove the enemy ham semen plain nearthe end of it, hun t° our right, directed by our guile, and were brought up ' other wallah andjungtio, se elm that it was .impossible for than one person to - pass at a Were; what some of to had foee time suspected now become evident, via. that the Doobaahe 2 . guides had betrayed us. We bad seen nothing of the stockade which they promised to lad is, and which - I am caw - should have carried io five minutia brisubtia; e.were r by hills and jungle, in which the Gamy swamed, w they dare not attack us or waft our dregs, yet took the nature of the country to snips as . 4111 incassatitty, nearly four miles from our boats. and the da l was fmr being hest three, p.m., out w nunitsiodipildgesd mai lb. want of water. Ueda thee alretuaotaw.it was daaasok t to return, acrd we retread cur steps to illtilla mama' •• flee from the enemy, whehadimeiscapirdthaliertsilksh ball A4radan so lately driven them. Illasimas Barsigas sod Alm , puny covered the roma I bad inyskomrolti dlstialrosolgoid amongst the last, !Wig se gpA. *coved % and .oagasiotrot striping with alp iii.how~s . .h.,, choir upon net , indlissonsress4 sestetWad7 - 4;741Z ~a b ur a to leave Wm or feu dead behind as, sad Wpm; injtired, ordered Oilfired .her depredations had beam oommkted 4 1 1 hiSPT O PonIP. He *ell knew if was tile defendants fhat . 'werifoaperpetsatoes, who `made gaps in the hedge, in order to get to a creek, or piece of water eat branches from the riyek into his grounds, to beam themeebta, and he had more than oticespohen to their perms% about it,' but he *as only 'laughed at by them foe his eas4alet. A !sinning or two ago he went into his grounds as usum4 and founk,that the ' !ledge had been again destroyed, and from The gap, be conceived It to be recently done, and on looking about him he saw the young lierickners bathing io the piece of water already alluded to. Be ' took ne notice, but concealed himself in a situation that he could ohsame..all their movements, in order to detect them in their delta, quencies ; and soon after he saw them come out of the water, drew. themselves, and then come into his °rebind ; the eldest boy, Fre, detick, west into a small meadow adjoining the garden, where a mare was grating, but to prevent her straying, the aninial was by the feet with a chain. The youth first took from a hides l aV4snek, and then went up to did snare, and Ana Walking round bee ewes wr twice be set to beating the animal over the head, sari. otherwise ill us log her in a crud manner. fie then left her, tat returned to norm W cruelly. Thecomplehtant Wai about to pro. cad, when Mr. Oa rewire asked him if he emir bad any qoand with s parents of the children prise to these poosesdioel Witness answered in ths Mr. Gazeonn—And all yob bays now stated you will swear to be tens • mess—l will, your Worship; and lam afraid the injury sustained by the mars will mate ha aaM for ase as long all she lives. Mr. Gateown—You ny . that you sass-die eldest boy 'mud. the °fence on the animal twice. Now, pray how long did Alt occupy him ? Witness—About tenminutes, yopr Warship. . . Mr. Gacuoa c —Do you mean to swear that you wets a wit. ness to such an injury being dons to the Mir for ten minim, nil not attempt to prevent It ? Witnen—l will swear ii. Mr. Gurooain— . 11 7 . 1 . 41141 pa sot, after seeing het Ant at. tacked, prevent the Witness—l thought tisdlteiit, and see what he ninny did is* tend so do. Mr. tilltlecanntt Mfg/ lopode web • VON INCentat,ioll4o 14l my life, I do'nt believe sosigoissusaction took planet all. - Witness—Your Mr. Oasaoase—Po'st ea** Sir sfig w et ofthe ofaiotill v b s suen t ; you' onght to lto Witness was about to speak, seem ' nufeentAsiiiMbe Outvote's prasenoe by the =iteM sis. . ibis father: ors 4. "GHECIOR I then ibis 'boys, if he could'a.ecount . fteeediaisliftlaide Wens on the PIT of the complainant. , • Mr. Btrackner (who aria as i tar si : th e c je t tb er Vorship had taken of die One; ) de oolemnly Abet be behoved . IP,citildiod pre es Wm.:en; Worship considered them to be, and what could the rival rus t' bringing them to Justice he was at a lon to ton3ectute. .taken the house iallkoirkiairthiocoinpbanans'a premises menrly for the summer seaPOR, and'had held it for about throe yews. WI sown residence -width Prik.ateett...aereber-eituare. 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We hare received Calcutta Gatettes to the Atli March, fa gg ed ' r " well " seven o th er catieens wanted the men to an " a 10 MOM se TUESDAY, the • Ildi day of Best . a t Eleven burthen 400 Tons, WILLIAM B. LAMB, Commander. hying VAIZA i.. ' . . • HOLD TE. • - which we learn, that accounts had e'elesatim**Foreseeli, at !Milkmaid. fre A Z I TLECTION'of a in the London Dock. Hae very superior Accommodations for B .. t. ••:.% ' • ot to au tin jam Ak e of ApopyingcAßy and Cabin and Steerage Pmeengers.-Fm Freight or Passage apply to Maw Eon, en • . '.' . 1 " : g ; wy' - ' • ~,,- 1.-.:-,0 it 6iit . tl fl ite been.re°°ived from I - Deli, wi lt ' , few of his Europeans and a few of our light com- outh East frontier, stating the evacuation of Mungdoo mow, stow. try as. Ws dashed into the nullab and stuck fast. L 16ZTW Ill by ballet (if nemeseraNlas is tem el Alr. Edward BUCKLES, BAOSTER, and BUCHANAN, ..s Barrhaha eu ,wwa o r u a t head when the enemy came up-the Major, the Adjutant. 8011. fire a and Lowadhang, in consequence of the troops under Bri- re Inrgen, but reserved my pistol to shoot myself through the ' 21 themesd, so* ballot 1( 1 1 r t i p i•SIOSIMISISOS at the said 33. Mark-Isere. , • THE L litu ßAS "l ß7 r lbe isoti . e. - : . .44 . :_ g po fteased und . net 410 gadier.General Morrison having passed the Naaf and en- and.Lisetenant Boyer, of the fri ate all stack fist, and had we o'clociria. ibo 'tialkoltet at Tw• In the guine a s, of a very •. . • VISIMNCE, attests in toted the province of Arracan. We have also the follow- not be dragged ' g ' bay a Isi • kw days. A and goon . 01 : 6 111 11 b= r a; e r NAPOLEON AND THE GRAND ARNIY IN C hm eb 4 ane, Chiba, whit foreetnitt. blithest, and Seasnre ing detailed accounts of an unsuccessful enterprize at Ham- ri sl e i r d s: l h b un a d le red iPU y e ar n ds in be l9 htul e ben tu d4 . of f W I : meet, cell * RUSSIA ;or a Critical Bxesnination of count s e g u e, won', teach-house, stable. Ite- ' The bog* 00 8 4 8 fierrell bed roe, near the Isle of Cheduba. Though t h e loss has not ' dragged out by a sepoy of the light corps and an Arab Of the kw discharges frorn the guns set the BurmahsA t thereightMoute spalk,4l.lll a bhati Me . 11/111 SS . elt t ell a t ' Rumba Campaign o -By General GOURQAUD. In 1 voL Sm. i i "ni s i/ P ac j °tis 9 7 n9 = 94 ".., 1 1 Wani ail il l s • 12 1 , 1, 6 d irgi. 1 a ir y : wodn embar dic ked that owing ; about seven were ailandrielftlie been considerable, it does not appear that any officers have frigate t e little way from this we met the reserve civaseine t • titit - ei degentAra o ll „ tut, at Goesng rooms, ast g TOM. "Render unto vow the thinp that are Esser's." Ta t o u, &wt. and req lig tt d6;671, t h e e,hete ton leas e ha been 'killed. The bush-fighting on the part of the Bur- I isellosidals at gas : and at .......rea. ensplarlahliim kelvtavi. The above work has created an extraordinary sensation at Paris, e ,„ t _ .1_,,„ „„,.° ~,, ...A ......, ....... mese seems to ha•• been better managed than any thing where it hat alad given rise to •dael between the Author and Count " '' es le '''''" l '''" °* '''',= 4.----. • ....----. , r• . By 010er Sager. Printea for Geo. B. Whittaker, Ave Maria-lase. To be viewed bloodily* - baiter) the hours o f before msperienced front them. A r Yliah, s testis often oco .. " . h CHARLES DO liedo .nine and two, and four and o' !Meat& My, which, carting here, means a muddy creek or gullY. -,---- . POLICE. , t , , ilifilk I'M this day is published , era.* Is., with descriptive particulate, . had winsusdey and Sons, • A REFUTATION of the MI6-STATEMENTS Pournooler-row. Partienlars the , •Enenuge. Fes. 10, lOU. --....m.-._ GUILDHALL-Yesterday Mary G. - ifsths, a IMO girl, aged '. CO --- eIiTY for PROMOTTra the EELAEGEMENT contained in an ANONYMOUS PAMPHLET. do*. Captain Hardy bent In the Hastings frigate twenty or thirty IMPORTANT TO TRADZ:., • 4 1EAD . i,TCE, • • miles between the island of Sarum and the Main. (which Cs sad HIJILDIN , of CAURCHAS and CHAPELS , tively circulated by the LONDON DOCK COMPANY, entitled • .ELEGANg VIL . . .1 . ;1111'411.11' letaew, _ " Cautim e ary Obeerevateons to thos who contemplate an Invest. Rom, Ike Marine Surveyor-General, said it was ins • to 13, was brought before Aldeeman J. J. Soma. mithr-the Aglow- The child had bound herself fora term of three year*, in Maim • , .. 1 Lib Royal Highpos tie Doke of YORK. With M ere of every description, Gorda*, Carnags.hinses, upd do ir. any thintelarger than It • gun.boat)., and after a of bee_ ting leg circumstances :- rasa:tit KT. - rent of P roperty in New Docks ; " accompanied by seine Useful - Information to the Proprietors of the London Docks ; andproring, Slablimg fir bay home. , and trouble, succeeded in.finding out Ramra Creek, which W.& His Grace the Arshillitop of CANTERBLRY. conclusively, that the St. Ry WINSTANLEY aildBONS, • to the town and stockade of that name. His men landed .ia Katharine Dock Company win Pomo° At the Mart, on FRlDAY.d i zest 8. Anti, nnleis * acceptable verb* plates ahem the' awe, and burnt one or two villages, s " tr ' ee ils i, n bh jl ee iGme ppitte, u3d to learo hl :a breach of the tr m ad e Tat i l n led A s i t l k k - . Donations. Ann. Sub. I A ii the means of dividing bbd. Is. 6d. per Cent, upon investment. ou vtached . to the so ill ety d ep a ytmenc, if such a name buy h s for the filet rat, 011, for tbriffitiond yan g and 3s. for the lest and ettimeded in taking two prisosiers ; ono of them, 2 believe. winding, du - Mg which Joanna alto Vat to receive Is. lid, per week Amok already alkalis& a ,C 11,102 2 London : Printed for J. 31. Riche/dace, 23, Cambia. War is primal. by Private CalltesCL. a far Des:cable LEASEHOLD ...SIDItIsICE, t. & • t. il. dim. - 6 0 OXFORD ENGLISH CLASSICS A BELSIZE GROVE' 001,43,11, most delightfully given to the Binnah jinjab, tb.e. We obtained what was /brought year, Some time *solid abdiandid. and it was with con- aletesolE si sf IN 9 liket. T.B. Powell, . 2a 10 le Beautifully printed upon Laid Paper, and :weevil In ne t s Red situate in that much-ithobetl . **l l l l l 9s l l abod-hill. The horns talicient informatics teem Mein tb mike a descent on o m i tt ing ; raderable (416004 . ailiplubssula were enabled to find he r out, de* .• * Cloth Boards. is of chaos si..i.g.a., agg - itragiug *pm d.. osig . by le ft y &eau ii• a r as ttlayour *N. e rabowitten soll it t a w s o six potted: e s, under un tpta t ia aad,,,,_ 'ride* It Was'ortlgHy 4 hem she was eventually du. BM 0 jairetaittwill,grq.ld ' • 4 5th. nits T R l bi r li on Riv.tt a •Dsso - ' __dos• .. . ___•• • L I •c! DR . wiib 8 a ° 2 14 2 1 1•Ol V tr: ( 11 11 CeZY IL l icr io 14il. MI T i ; Id f e et 6,_ thaw blind". . *k_ 'l' 9. .'. •,......' ..- 25 ' has ig • _:Colobai ' entsbarked o T r: board the. . / I tr • fta whet . 11 tie 011ietiotukillist of the favor, of tliv of gdimle. lid tbole. 1 116 9 Inn , nate mow ••• • let eted in nlrwrobansea.gilished attune .# t A . „A s ..o . e mr., rx.- - 111: „ S e the 22th and 2i/th of Jim% sunlit* bad copsiJpbe the factory under the sue, aldsieth 100 0 Tits Viowit Met- • -ve**/. • . • lk.. WS HIS RWAI 4 llr "REE,'llnls. 1. ti moSts , ' . _ 3".4.. - - • ..... 7' - •': .1, 4 ;•• • i Iketwodo.l lol olu . Ish•q e sZ•tlightt , 1 212...nt . . she abeeutod tulattlf.for ' .i I 4t „111* " . .1 • 04146 V . ... —,,, .... , _ k . not am, opabreest of Ratnrei " 1 •• ' s the matliet taw 414741711 • ova % ''' - sr two tupbtla Moder Manny. Neftl:4 l rson. dßir•sied. -itael3hiluent a; own, No. 6i t 7 the Cite of aux t • Rio- • .‘ . nu* • li xbtoplter To-as . eits t **roes. ate dispel* hi wank sot ..a. •. l a . yeb l it s any sr two other officers, pirsaisied in boats up the creek, and he in consequence called there and Inquired stekkat Are..Griffitiet . ' RV,. P. Bela. . to • e *deo. - • .! .. pabliithed on the melt month. ' • . rralled,and most amply stodced,!gardaneesetuagnagi.; the whole after - proCeeding about four miles up, were stopped by a row of lived there ;he was told the del not, but that the Nilsen Jost goo* Stakes, which were well constructed ; but not being defended. • in was Mrs. Jaclesoh, Mrs. J. was by his request called down A - 1 0 Joe. Orman, Esq. • '9 0 HlPtelinnd 422118LLETT'S HISWORY cif ENOLAND.om- well supplied with water. gatifier. Troves* 10 I Hon. and Re , . 1 1 •C•Cwet " 0 bellished with Perugia of the Kings. VoL I will be emblisised on To be viewed by env& en l / , _ between the 'hours el twelve and Plage through them was speed effected; about 100 yards stairs, and t he immediately rholinised in her blrs. Griffiths, the t yam. James Care- Rev. D. Hodgson - 3 0 t h e a october. fire,* the 25th, 26th , and Nth Inst.. and on the Ist, 2d, 3d, and further up they were again stopp ed by a much more formidable child's mother. sass mid Co. - 21 0 John Bolland, Esq. 3d ELL'S LIFE of JOILNSON, with great Additions,* 4th of Auguat. Particulars at the Sian ; and of Winstaniey and Polthnithnif , consisting of nine rows of oaken ; which were die- In the course of examination before Alderman Venable., 1,..18.. . . I 0 den. . . 8 • A • the press). SOUL. Paternocer.row. tlncily counted froda the man- h ea d of the Matchless cutter. the mother ackno ed having procured another situation 1.,r 1 km ekellos ifosAky 1•0 The Dean and Chow Md. by permission, to the Bishop of Salisbury s Our boats fired at a breast-work which was on the right bank, the gtrl. IllhlAbalkii • l• 0 of Exeter, 4th don. N 9 JEWELL'S (Bishop) WORKS, edited by the Rev. .1. M. SURREY SIX MILES FR()%I LONDON. and defended the approach to the stakes ; there was en opening Alderman VENANLES, at the request of the complainants, d.c. Edited Ault Moon, Sir btsSbrd H. North. Butt, 3LA. (to be published br subscription), in 6 vols. Oro. E xcellent FAMILY RESIDENCE, with attached arid detached for boats at every alternate row-right and then left, so that charged her, and recommended her to return to her emp:oyir.ent. lbw Mom - 15 :H. B . • U•' In crown Bvo, uniform with evrwhites Edition of Chaucer:- Mu° pi "wo of every s, deac:ptip,, Entrame Lodge., Walled and w h ilst a . boat tl would . be po cl t e an aring these, the breastwork . would ;Lie:bc again ceild did a terror day The da half, at the expiration itw of w t hie 1 um Loa& - a H. ii. North , Esq. • SPENZTER'S POETICAL WORKS, Vol. I. price Bs. To G Far m Yard , and abou t Fifty - f our Acres of k noc k od a . erable pm t of mete; to proceed was impos- s h e d. T firm, therefore , felt be Ilea I 2.4". a. G. Liddell lb • Rev. Dr. Bull - 10 0 „ be completed insfoltaio. Le Bible ; a plain was discovered on the right bank below the first duty to bring l:er up again th is day. . . . . dee.Jeastagewlne.l l4 21. C. T. AO_ 0 9 SHAKSPEARE'S PLAYS and POEMS, Vols. I. to VI. By WINSTA N LEY and SONS, row of stakes, where the troops could land • with this informaeon Mr. Aldermen fflut•rtraind, it was a question with him whether d a o, . . a 11 - W. C. T. - oo Bvo, price Us . each. To be completed in eleven volumes. At the Mart, on FRIDAY, August b. at 12, the boats returned, and having soundell the depth of the wall, at a child of such tender years could *looked upon as sufficiently old Hasty Ware i _EM. I •I Rev. S. W. Cornish 1 J Variorum Edition of Ovid. A Valuable LEASEHOLD ESTATE, held for an low water found that the Planet buoy vessel edged up very easily, to bind herself for three years. i', Hrs. ;e - I 0 Rev. Dr. Warren - 2 0 0 PUBLII OVIDII N.ISONISI OPERA OMNIA e textu LA. Unexpired term of 70 years, consisting of a superior Family At eight o'clock next morning, all being ready, the troops pro- A Solicitor, who attended on behalf of the complainants, said, it Rev iDfield I 8 R. Barnes, Eeq. - 10 0 gee. rotien - 2 1 . Rev. T. V. Short, 2d don. 10 0 4 1 00,0 Eurmanni; cum Notis Harlesii, Giergii, Bormanni, Lemairi, Residence, meet desirably situate on the high grand between the algae aliorum selectiesimn, Vol. 1. Bvo, price 12s. To be tom. ralados of Dulwich end Beckenham, approached by ornamental ceeded up the creek. and at half-pant nine landed in the plain had been held by the Cburt of King's Bench that a child of mu above-mentioned. While we were to take the breast-work in flank, years of age was capable of binding herself. i • • MU H. P.S. Owynne 5 8 Thomas Turner. Esq. 20 0 pleteti in five yolumea. lodgleraultaselagi drive . The House is replete with every accom- T he Alderman-I should like to see that CAW the gun-boats were to attack in front, if the removal of the stakes a i i: 0 i . f. ...:: Fulle r . 3 d I Charles Turner, Esq. 3 0 LORD BACON'S WORKS, by Basil Montagu, Eeq. Vol. ties, add It fee the immediate reception of a family of die. could be effected. We were soon brought up by a DOM. which, The Solic itor-Then 'is not only that case, Sir, but there wag and will be received by the principal It , to b e comp l ete d i n 1 2 vo l umes, an d pu b lished on the 10th of "v elleoldoldie band e ome entrance hall, breakfast parlour, with the help of an escalading ladder laid down fora bridge, we one in which Mr. Newnian, the Ci t y S o li c i tor , MIA coitcerhed. baskets see sews and - . and by the Rre. W. J. Itodber, Selm every alternate month, price Bs. to Subscribers. Lendansan's 10.111, 11,05141 room 25 feet hy 18, drawing roan with mod. u• e were Won Obljgad to halt again, fi n di ng a secon d Mr. Newman was th en sent f or , and iofiumed the Magistrate aertesary. Na 15, Dm Westminster, on amount of the This Edition will contain Translations, as well as the original of Mhfffi windows opening to a veranda 22 feet by 17, principal and nullah. The enemy dispute d the passage of this ; but Ater a little that the agreement was binding, ougl that it was :under the til 04 Treasurer, Charles Bowe, Esq. the Latin Winkle and will be embellished with five Portraits of emendary staircases, five superior bedrooms, two dressing rooms, reconnoitering, it being found very shallow, the troops dashed Geo. IV. cap. 34. • la, Duke-inset. Willasinstur, July 21, 1821. Lord Haan at different ages. and four secondary bedchambers and closets, capital kitchen , but'. acmes, the enemy standing until we came within forty or fifty The case Wl3 fully made out, and Oxford :-Printed for W. Pickering , Chancery-lane, London • let's Posolh. sosswe , r larder,laundry , cellars IHNO dair . cool sad ' for yards of them. Their front was protected by Rangows, which The Alderman asked the child if she was willing to return back i KINWS THEATRE, ii AYMARKET.-Tbe Com- yran r,Ox f or d . arid Talhe d Whittle - • • ' wine, been and assts. The detached °feces consist SW eta mg for obliged the leading party to make a detour to the right and left. to the empinymere of Menne Wilson and Co. , .. mittesofM of Messrs. C 11A8IBERS and SON'Sfour double amok house, harness room, coachman and The light-footed rascals escaped, and we took quiet session of The child-No, Sir. I'had sooner go to prison. EeTATES kereNre e sedee, that they are ready to treat for the MEW kIUSIC.-The public- are respectfully informed, f ootman * mama, lofts, fits The Farm Buildings tom- two badly - constructed entrenchments, without furthe pos r loss than The mother here said, the chile wall se weakly that it would fell LETTING the RING'S THEATRE for the ensuing Season. 111 the whole of the M usie in •• BROKEN PROMISES," prise a sew horse, shed, stable, pigge r y, ogee we. &c. A ttac h e d three Europeans being wounded. After a alight rest,. patties were her to go there again. It came out thirsts, received 3s. ar. eel. tot Particulars may * lumen on application to Me Fletcher, at performisg at the Eagleih (heist House, under the direction of to ibis Rasiduaes is • large Pew in Dulvech Chapel ; end the sent to scour the jungle--a hill on our right and a vtliage on our the child's sufreort, from the parish, but the pariah did not knaves' St. 11, South Mohair-street, after Friday next, the 2 2d Wit. Mr. Ilateas, is published. at the Royal Harmonic Institution. 246, Propel:or bag the right of passing thtough Dulwich turnpike free lett-here all hands sat down, it being then 12 o'clock. the sun her being in a situation. By Order. 11. R. FLE'LCIIER. Regentomeet. where may be had • variety of New Music, of toll, intolerably hot, and the men calling for water. I must here tell The Alderman said, from the part the child chose to act, he if eh July, 1825. by Attwood, Cramer, ftewlittgs, Boehm, Labarre, Valentine. To be viewed by cards only, which, with further particulars, may you that we were just as far from the intrencliment on the bank of should be compelled to put the Act in forets-but with the hope of i -_ TRAVELLER WANTED. Ries, doe. dt.e.An extensive ifiesortmeet of New anti second-band be had of Winstanley sod Sons Paternoster.gqoow. Particulars el so aternoater.qow.• 10 the river, which it was our object toarrive at as quickie as possible, her thinking better of it, he would only sentence hej to 14„dayit r Piano-fortes and Harps, for wit or hire. at the Greyhound. Dulwich ; Golden Lion,tamberwell ; and at as when we first disembarked on the plain-and it became obvious confinement in the House a Corrctioo, and to .he kept to hard lITANTED, a COMMERCIAL TRAVELLER. for. , , _ V V Hampshire. Wiltshire, Dorseillalrt, and ad.irannYeanntiolt 3 , ‘,1R. STRADLING ,(hts rutt , ), Patent 3 e mine r - i. - : -- the Mart. to all, that either the guides were wilfully misleading us, or they 1 'bout. knew nothing about what they professed to know. At one o'clock 'The Solicitor said, to show the lenity with which his clients wern i and oceationally to assist in the , Cematiog.bouse. A Person who Warehouse. South Gatt, Reyal Exchange, has received a LEASEHOLD RESIDENCE, we again moved on over paddy fields, crowed a hill, from the top of disposed to act towards her, they would, with the Alderman's r Ms been accustomed.. to the Wood . a nd B a lti c Trade will be supply of Dr. EADY'S ORAN!) ABcA NA, or Restorative ELEGANT FURNITURE AND EFFECTS. UPPER which we perceived the ene arrayed in a plain below and on bate, suspend the execution of the e:tan, prgvided she would preferred. Unexceptionable references as to eharactirltill be re- Pills, for the accommodation of persons residing at a distance. As BROOKS FREET. right, they scampered off with all imaginable sneed, ponies and effreelltrevious told. Worship'. lea ving the oece, to go to beg ~. mitred. a Restosative for all the various effects of Relaxation and Debility, By 111 r. JAMES DE NEW. gilt cheat's making the best of their way to theungle-suf fi ce it work. Apply by letter (post paid), addressed to A. 8., at Mr. Lett's, arising from confinement to sedentary Employment. warm CH- On the Premises, on THURSDAY NEXT, a t 12, to say that we were ben completely entrapped, a n d hang the guide The Alderman thought nothing could be fairer, and tompli. No. $5, Cornhill. mates, Age, &c. 4r.c., and for 'Wind, Spasms, Lumbago, and IrEIH E valuable LEASE for Twenty.oue Years, of an was she general cry ' , and after being exposed for tiro hours to a mented the gentlemen on their conduce- _ CANDLES, 6id. per lb. ; Waxed Wick Moulds, Bd. 225. Rheuanni i n tim il t o h x e l y s are at not is excelled.-. Sold Boxes, price .1. elegant and convenient RESIDENCE, most desirably heavy but ill-directed fire front jingals and matchlocks, we thought eider the was thee taken from her mother, and panicle Os see. Mr Cash ;on Credit on the usual terms, at DAVI ES's Old Dr. Eady is •' his house , N 38 , Des consulted, as usual , at No. ri- situate N 0.13, on the North Ride of Upper Brook-street, G r o svenor . if Prudent 10 retrace our steps, which we accordingly did, the the course offered her. • Established Warehouse, 63, St. Manse's t, opposite Slaughter's street, Soho, London, and by letter, enclosing a remittance, by square, recently put into a complete state of repair, and suitable for enemy following us within two hundred yards, and repeatedly ALLEGED CRUELTY. • •,. • - ' , largw-boast. Every article of the best, at prices as uncle's- persons from every part of the Kingdom, where Medicines are f the i ' loser •we reached the spot we marched from at halfst fire- mmedtate reception of a family of rank, or a moderate eats- c 0. . . Qurxx-scm•itz.-On Tuesday evening three QM*. lis. fkl. per dozen ; Waxed Wick Moulds, fie. ; Palace ° 1 "" blishment. At the sante time will be Sold by Auction, on the every man incapable of moving his limbs one inch further , owing rodents , &rick E d d d ?din reek/ter, thetiteel lilig. he; warded agreeable to the particular case. wa s re , war , and nSi Sr , Waa Lights, is. per lb. • fine Wax Candles, Is. 4d. ; Sperm Can. . Premises, the modern and excellent Household Furniture, brilliant to the beavy.swampy state of the ground. Having felled in our was only 14 years of age, were brought up toy WeedbtufSr, the Mrs, ts. 44.; Mottled S oap, 72,. per cwt.; Yellow, ills.: Curd, Under the especial Patronage of the Prince and Princess nit:Clingy, glasses, clocks, pianoforte, fine porcelaine, and other effects. intended operations, owing to the treachery of our guides , were-, Mica, before D. W. GaSaoteg, Esq. thp Meolonste, upon the • Ale ; Windsor and Palm Soap, le 4d. per lb.; &Owe Windsor, the Prince end Prioress Polignac, the Emperor of Persia, and The Premises to be viewed every day, by tickets, and the E ff ects embarked, and at twelve at night our boats were out of the creek. follnwin_g extraordinary charge :- le Id.; Sealing Wax, 4s. 6d. Double reined gran Oil, 4s. ild. , many distinguished Personages, and recommended by the most one day preceding the sale. Particulars and Catalogues may be 't o t Our total l n killed and wounded •it killed ond about 19 all. . ... w n a S.' b ad The Magistrate, after looking at the minuet upon diddle, the t. per Oka. eminent Phpucions. bad of Mr. Denew. Anetionser-Chealeaelinvet. SeliteleYaltlilaref wn , since deco. i @holm thine we n not less than lads had been apprehended, seemed astonished at the natant of tae rtosist;eeestee, h wey Foreign Orton, oriented with despands. 1 1 .3 OWLANIFS. KALYDOR, !mural 4if. offect, yet 161111 men esteemed to us, and have no doubt that they ein bring „ eha ,,,..„ diee , ed • against one of of than, the eldest ; and pike to * lt. mild of influence. This admirable Specific possesses balsa. RESIDENCE ON THE RA - 81E'13is TEE. 4`IIIBIIF.S.- 2050 Iwo the Geld agates: us. It is up be hoped that Governmeat - 'w'" • - e' AI A RBLE and SCAGLIOLA WORKS.- . E. GAFFIN, late of 146, Regent-street, now 63, HAMMERSMITH, will reinforce us with mine Eamon= and pioneers, and enable as thecae& bang Irons into, lie ingnived whether' team atkAgyor..e nue properties of surprising energy. It eradicates Freckles, gibe comp Purples,!anentS Redness, dall E ruptions, pots, an cutaneous gradually Freehold Garden Ground, containing fine Brick Earth, ece. to take this island. They will not fail to crow now at their sue. • uaintanee tibial: tween the com !anent and the falai oT A 3 ' ... 4 c l hildren .1' t QUADRANT, Regent-street, begs leave most respectfully to an. producing a delicately clear soft skin; transforms even the most By Mr. JAM ES DENEW, stas--and will most probably be elated sufficiently to stand the m si k • r. , tr c ner, in • state of great irritation, stepped forward suet Pore to the Nobility, Gentry, and the Public, that he has on Sallow Complexion into radiant Whitenees ; resists the scorching At Giarraway's, on TUESDAY, August 2. at 12, in Two Lots, charge of the bayonet, an occurrence most devoutly to be wished for. stated to Mr. Gregnrie, that the children were his sons, and he wee: Vs a neat assortment of Statuary Burdelle, Black, Irish Green, rays of the Sun, successfully opposes the attacks of inclement AN Excellent and Spaciotts RESIDENCE on the Bank CHEDUSA FED 12 , 1821 knew th innocent ofthe charge all ed against them , . .. ey were Black and Gold Column Chimney Pieces, adapted for large and weather, and renders the harsh and rough Skin beautifully soft, of the Thames, at Hammersmith, commanding delightful Captain Hardy having, in a descent on the Hanwee coast, taken the complainant, of whom neither he or Mrs. Stricknsr had the small houses, thirty per cent. under trade prices ; having the most smooth , and cern ; imparts to the Neck, Pace, and Arms a healthy views of the river and fine surrounding country, with double coach- two prisoners and forwarded them to our Colonel, such lamina- slightest acqu a i ntan c e and that, he belieeed, was the cause of by I of the work done by steam : also, twelve pair of Scagliola Pedes- and juvenile bloom I diffuses a 'dressing, coolness, and. b ' y due per. house, stabling for eight horses, beautiful lawns, pleasure grounds lion was obtained as induced the latter, who had hitherto resist- family's persecution. ' oh, two large Alsrble Baths, Mortar Alabaster Vale. twelve Mar- severance in the application of itowland . v Eardor, produces a and gardens, walled and clothed with the choicest fruit trees, al all entreaties on that subject, to send a force to take the island The case was then gone into. be Busts, five Monuments, and several Cabinet, Commode, and beautiful Complexion. capital vinery, nearly 150 feet in length, gre e nh ouse , gardener's -on the 20th ult. 500 of our regiment, with two s ix.p oun d e t s , Thos. Wadimm, a gardener, residing in Johnsen's-14am, Veez,, - .• . - Tees Tops, that must be sold for want of room. Rowland's Kalydor is equally indispensable in the Nursery as at lodges, &c. containing in the whole a b ou t nine acres. two howitzers, and 48 artillerymen, embarked on board the Fran- hall-road, stated, that his orchard and grounds were in therein at( - Country Masons, Builders. At. supplied on moderate terms. the Toilet. Perfectly !nnoxious, it may be used by the most Also a very valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE, immediately cis Warden and the Planet. We arrived abreast in the Ramrce Mr. Strickner's garden, but were separated by a hedge, which be • i A N INVALID CARRIAGE COT, with BED, six delicate lady, with the assurance of safety and efficacy, pos. ~. . , . adjoining„ and consisting of a brick.built House, with suitable Creek on the ttl February, where we met the Hastings fr igate. She (the complainant) always kept in repair according to the_proyisiouse • d exploredthis formidable h which, l • ' ' brokM • II feet six behest long, for the REMOVAL of INV A LIDS ceasing softening and healthy properties. • To Mothers nursing outbuildings, atx acres of garden ground, abounding wall fine had proceeded rap, an - of his lease. Frequently of late this hedge has been dove, , 's rin t gives, in all eases of incidental teener SEVERELY AFFLICTED, with SAFETY anti their oft p g i _lnflammation, brick earth, let to a tenant at will, and three messusges in the though it had been pronounced extremely dangerous and unfit for and otherwise injured, and the tress in his orchard pilfered of duds r Flh d residence, this is highly desirable,but the smallest vess els, we found it capable of containing one fruit, and other depredations had bee!. commuted en his yroperty , immediate relief ; cools the month of the Infant, and enhances sons- u aro.roa . Asa is property any . EASJI. Invented by W. HARMAN and SON, who were ho- it also presents peculiar advantages to the speculative_ hundred sail of the line withp erfe c t safety. Ile well knew if was die derendante filatweritheVerriemetme. wipe • :ward by ROYAL comma-id to - ternal pleasure in the act of administeriegaltmenfarenourisement.. and e ...e __ . _ _ o through the fabricatltdihe — s Ori attrigetber;Thut fee' what puijuiee Ai - ~bye dof it, turned known to himself. „ ht up by an. The )wahloi deferedariekwOra ONO diseblegred. tip .44..0 sible for more Airs. Stricken haring to Ai Ifeatetrata for the Vilna Le had furenerne taken In thelndlneni, lan ebh dlWwlihhthe les* towhee's* and 51.1111/WITNIMPIENZIO to stockade to convinced we' Jeoifiti R.4eM4l.s ;li titotelea.ooT. J.Vir 29 . se surrounded farr avastat'wottotpdisl e l= r w *list and Olg• n- 0 3: who, thoagla any material decline rrs' taw: ley, Beans, ate rate* , , advantage of ' ready:Mb; •9111 Weems no* wee hot ermarea rsote4 ty. We were ..in tboadall #atteg to•drig. **Pa ik° 64. 01: . far spent, it 0 .4 1.1.11. " ba l ' At -Setkee faiNiiiiiii;4ii—:iltititiZttoput ig 0 rfeeivej ie" . ruin& seettelft 4 tbr6ifniell; , a a re per 13 to. meet of Ale by traboic o .,sed theiesoirtice.of Csocoolloirol . Geo*,&" rho seat- yucpome of tc,1 , 44 1 041 4 hf•Aestil e % %l b " ;125 i / sialimenlisid - have lately broker) iv, all tocostao **,t. .10,... "Poimint 'am in Wwi*. Mt. rs!uil"eribr`fr____-_.. I 'I CHARIOT AND HORSES. AND SMALL CELLAR OF BURGUNDY AND OTHER WINES. By Mr. WILLIAMS, At the Auction Mart, TO-MORROW, at 12, ANEAT CHARIOT, body painted yellow, lined with red morocco leather, brass mounted harness, and a pair of excellent bay Homo, the property of a gentleman. Also 24 dozen of Burgundy, lying in a private cellar. York-place, hlary-la bonne ; and also 711 dozen of Port, Sherry, and several <whet Wines. The carriage and horses to be viewed at No. 40, Old Bond -street, and morning of sale at the Mart; and the wine to be tasted at the time of sale; and catalogues had of 31r, William, Throgmorton street. BLOOMSBURY.PLACE. CONVENIENT RESIDENCE, FIXTURES, AND FUR NITURE. TO be SOLD by PRIVATE CONTRACT, b y WIN STANLEY and SONS, the LEASE, for twenty years, at a reserved rent, of a very comfortable RESIDENCE, in complete repair, together with the Fixtures and appropriate Furniture.— The House contains five bedchambers, an elegant drawing.room, Library, eating-room with bow.window, merning-room, entrance. hall, two kitchens, footman's pantry, ceilarage, and every other requisite domestic convenience : there is also a small garden. lobe viewed by cards only, which, with further particulars, may be had of Winstanley and Sons, Paternoster-tow. Yesterday morning, about nin;ealock, soulpsoetiaWin, carrying breakfast to her husband, was crash( the SO street, Borough, a little above the Town Ball; a poet chaise, at full speed, drove against her, by which she was thrown down and fell under the wheel of itvrammi just posing at the time, by which she was so dreadfully in jured in the head that she died im me di ate l y on b e i ng coo . verd to the hospital. iT•t. ACCIDENT TO THE DOTS ow WELLINGTON'S VALET, f3T. JOUNe--YeSLETd7 morning, about half-past three o'clock, a party of frier s, amongst whom was the Duke of Wellington's servant, gt. John, a man of colour, who had attended on the Duke in all his campaigns, left Vauxhall Gsrdens, and took a boat at Vauxhall stairs to proceed down the river. On t h eir wiry St. John expressed his determination to take off his clothes and bathe. His friends persuaded him in va in to the contrary. He then stripped and dived into the river ; be rose once, and sank again to rise no more. The boat was directly pulled ashore, And the drags provided. The body was found in the morning, and a cut was discovered on the forehead, which was probably the cause of the accident. SPLENDID DIAMONDS AND OTHER JEWELLERY KING'S PATTERN PLATE, AND A FEW BOOKS &c. By Mr. GANN, At Mr. Abbott's Great Room, 26, Conduit -street, Bond.street, THIS DAY, the 21st inst. at One, by order of the Executrix of Major-General Fawcett, deceased. AN Assemblage of costly JEWELLERY ; c o m p rising ' a magnificent diamond ring, various brilliant and other' rings, a brilliant and ruby suit, a rare and elegant suit of fine red I amber, pearl suits, !old watches, musical boxes, a capital chro- I nometer (by Arnold , or-molu time - pieces , and a few exqu i s i te cabinet paintings an cameos, selected with great taste ; an elegant gentleman's rosewood dressing-ease, fitted complete with rich cut-1 mounted in silver, opera and eye-glasses, about 400 ounces of ing's pattern plata, and a few books, among which will be found ' Rees's Cyclopedia, and the Times Newspaper from 1812 to 1817. Catalogues (at ls. each) may be bad it the Room ; and of Mr. Gann, 69, Regent-street, Quadrant.