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JOSFPII BANkS, Tel/uson.' from New York ; Aurora, NV•ethom, from St. Peters. • / *!.;i2l ilk' PA'. ~.~c.~•. x;~5 ..,.. ~ . . ki • -41 4 .1",:# gib • .t_ ~: ~, No. 7,054. Price 7d. 1 * • OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, JAI 15, DIU I , A REGULAR TRADER. Zir Principal qffl M irry of his ajesty's Ordnance du F OR VAN DIEMEN'S LAND and NEW k r emi pins Nutter, that Proposals will be neeived at their , .1.. WALES, to clear oa tne lOch August, the row • ps lilt-toall. on or before the 30th instant, front such Pen. I sailing Ship CAPE PACKET, coppered and entsPer.fas t s ea aemar" be trilling to Undertake tie performance of the Plow- I Bsizthen 280 'fans; WM. KELM, Commander. byingin : to Week required for service of this Department at the Tower, 1 Loodon hocks... This Ship is fitted in a most elegant and ot p a n-sal!, Greenwich, Woolwich, Purleet, Gravesend, and Tit- ; =odious style for Pasaerigerp. • b url , for a period of three years, terminable at any time after the I For Freight or Passage, apply to • as parstian a th e first year, upon three months' nnuce being given 1 Messrs. DONLDSON, 111 LKINSON, sod Co. _ M atter patty. __ 53, Old Broad-street. sT . ' a Schedule of 1 I • Om • ~. do lilsenvary'r t- t "' ego -Tcn.l:rs 7.. ilklaterers' i • • , POL/Ck: . . • FORGERY. , . • BOW-112111MT. JULY 111.—..feeh ituarypt is appestance; was put to the bar, chuged wi th for aria uttering as true ; cereals paper, puipnrilng to be aO l air I", signed by Mr. Hopounia of tilmotery.lane, with` intent Ws defraud him, the said Mr.•,Hosnreod, or Maus. 80tur sod: nud, tho bankers. . • • . The short facts cif titeessevere,.—the prisoner bed been at time* intrusted th take care ash. chambers of Mr. Hopwood, in the ab. mace of the clerks, and by this means got possession of Mt. Hop. wood's check-book, and cut out one of the leaves, which he 83rd mrimd . pessented.at the bankers', wires the forgery was discovered. The prisoner, Film taken into custody, said be bad been employed by a person to get the check cashed, for whisk he was CO receive a Iliog ; but after he was locked up, he meowed his guilt to the oiliper.—The case was clearly proved against the prisoner, and be was committed. rah Lincoln, ily BANkS, At the Mies. on THURSDAY NEXT, at 11, TR* PRESIM rise .st most eotrettMo‘,.Mia Whitt 'MS*. WM*, sod admirably .etl = e ll% airlerable pressure. An Pleasant.rox, near the St; extending 100 feet ' foansan's dwelling b the Barley Mow Mr. Bad, -, and t. areheld billestee wail the year ISA at a yearly ground rent of The F.states may beinspected by application to Mr. Norris, the man, who will pelts' oat tbe property and printed PartiVilarl AY .10r delivery at the undernentioaed places, vis.:- - " 4 4. New Cross House, Deptford • . Centurion, Nfeth's Art. Butt-lane I rikte and Ship -kshlre Grey, Blackheath-kin ; Crowq Tavern. Blacktrall i -Britannia, ; of Mr. Robinson, ' at the Offiees of Mt. burgh ; Cossack, Mowatt, rota 13t, Andrew's, N.ll. ; Charles, —, from Dantsic; Augusta Charlotte, --, from .Wolgast; Wheaton, —, from Oporto; and Nelson, Brown, from Sligo. The Swiftsure, Tully. from Vera Cruz. for England, with the .Miziettn 31in York 18th June, to - Passed parts of _ . ___ ___ ___ `std 9' Conditions of the Contract, and a Schedule ofi AI WAHL E SOCIETY'S OEFICE,. Situ n#l4 E . fil ..... .. lif ......."'"'" : ":4 R Will loll"7l7 4ini. :r ieu “ ls :;;"o: l 7 . cn .. i . ra 7 c . e - I Milian 'll, inisf .... on lioara„ ,, put into . , New York - 18th . June, to At; be rerfosned, may b • obtained upon aPplication al A Ismit.err-weastev, JULY 11, Hes. • MIN 'Mpg thistat i l a r a iio feet in length, t relit. Passed in the (lull „,everal &emitted %easels, ,m 1 parts of. , tli 'S Oißee, in Pelt mall aforesaid. • f ,,,. The DIRECTO Sof the CORPORATION of the A3I ICA. lmil li . " 111 "t il l. rid. a 's dwelling house, *milt • Blow The !fount Vernon, —, from Liverpool, has arrived at New ego -Tenders to be marked on the outside, for a Perpetual AssuranceOfficedohereby give " Tends `" ' BLE SOCIETY illegame Work." Notice, that attendance will be given at the Society's House, in ''' If ei li g ' . l 7 ll4.l. • ' - ' nee. 81.4. • lee bY avellisene to Mr. Bards the 1...k * By Order of the Board, ' mink annillied of the. ODDDRI valued 2401., and the same The Arnb, Cutting, from Liverpool, hae arrived at Bath.. A.S. Serjeant's Inn, Fleet-atseet, on THURSDAY, July 28, and t The Eliza, 'Morrison, from Liverpool, has arrived at Belize. W. GRIFFIN, Secretary. _ THURSDAY, Aug, 4, from II of the cloch intik forenoon Willi i liglig aus " 11411 the P ie 185$ ' a t a YeallY ginnud rent °I. 52- The...--.-______-- • • matt bolaapordasi by application to Mr. Norris, the Lewtas, -,,--; th roat dna. Part; and the Traveller, Car, " ---- fISII INSTITUT lON, PALL -Me at.—Thf BRI ERY with • Selection of PICTURES by LIV- r"! Es . te in the , ammo= an each of the days, and on the Lot WED- eseaan e „.,..a: w eir • - Wed *propene ; and printed partieulars from biverpool, have arrived at Rio +le Janeiro. ESDAI of every subsequent month, from eleven to twelve of the ',6, - ;,- -- -,„„Lc s „ - The Bristol, Itithin, from Liverpool, has arrived at Waste. HALE •at the undernentioaed places. vie .:— of the ENGLISH SCHOOL, is OPEN Daily, clock , .to pay claims "rising by Deaths of Members of the l a id So- oft .tite """'"/ I ow cram House, D eptfor a ... c entur i on , , The Olive, Murray, from Liverpool, has arrived.at Laguyars. 00 AR - . may in the year ending',At bady.day 1824 tQld Style), when will • • Tao in the Morning until Six in the Evening. , Ilteadway, Deptford ;.Naoh a Ark, Butt - lane; Marc -' and Ship • Tit/ Maria, Hammond, and Hope, !Meander, front Liverpool, atom Admission 1,. Catalogue le be paid to the respective Nomin E ees, xecutors, Administrators, or Grey, Tax U leh Yorkshire Blackheath-hill; Crowq ems. men w ; have arrivoiacSierra Lome. , By order, WM. BARNARD, Keep er . Assigns - of such Members. the sum of 2471 . 75. 61. for each Share and A h Woolwich ; Ship T Blackwell Britannia , The Albion, Swanson, sailed from Bengal, for Liverpool, on the se or. avert,. ; • -, March. The Subscribers to the Print from Mr. West's Picture of "Our Insured on their respective Lira. Litnehouse Church ; (J orge CommerciaLroad ;of .Robinson,,. Alr. Robinson lit al H e aling the Sick in•the Temple," who have sot received JOHN PENSAM, Registrar Belied Jul 18-The Perseverance , I' for Calcutta • and 'roan, , the lecher ' Solicitor Carey-street, Lincoln's Inn ; and at the Ofilees of 511.9 g ha t ithpremiena, may receive them, upon payment of the remain. THE NEXT. of KIN (if any 4 of' JOHN 'DAVIS, Joseph flanks, 6, Lontbartlstreet, and Claptou-square..Hackney. John, Magor. for Pornau. • • der et/their Subscriptions, at the British Institution dally. late a Seaman belonging to the Metchant Ship SECIAR July 211-The Brithih Tar, Clark, for Quebec; Delta, Clarkson, - - 11 - mewed ----- TISII AND BRISTOL CHANNELS SIP 1 • EN 6 CANAL. b y applying to Mr. Win. Pearson, No. 147, Higi-etreet, hadwell, may bear of something to their advantage. ' DESIRABLE ANNUITY OF 151. PAYABLE DURING for Richmond ; Isaac Bias, Macey, for New York ; Loons, TILE E.XISTENC OF A LADY AGED '45. By Hr. JOSEpli BANKS Thorason, for Richebacto; and the Commerce, Cordmeo, for St. Petersburgh. • The ,Act of rarliaroent bay's% gamed, constituting the Sub. Tilly ENQYCLOPIEDIA MET ROPOL LIANA, At du:Auction Mart, agar tWe Rank of England:so THURSDAY, July 11.1/04011(1g. Folder, for Stettin ; Fate, Moritz, embus & Corporation, Notice m erebe given that !application fee Pact XV, ersl be•pitilerhott on Wednesday nest. .• - 'NUT. at 42, • • for .hantzie ; Arcturus, Wharton, /or Lisbon ; Helicon, Barnard, e h.° el D r i b figaV rA rtgatVgle el l a 11l i l aro .r - - ' - rp HE LIFE INTRUST of a Martiedlettdy, in Ike ' -or. . . eat fork ; Augusta Amelia. Bch selling , for Stettin . ; Good to *Melte ik. 6"11* ' Nb ail k idi re fife Vra k tikcsiguhrts I,- .; litli Nat of limago r ,agising from the suns... now in- Opole', Wigncr. tor Stettin ; Joliaona, Claudits, fur Jimenez; to Mr Clarke C Soot No. I, Gray's Ibm.square ; and . , , era*, . Elirwealasimri.,44lle, fee New Malmo Eick- matAttpon Mortgage on in ?.."state of smote vaidlade,- fh . .., , -s----a.a5a0,5a...... du respective Kolteitars to she tonceett. - - contained in an ANONYMOUS PAMPHLET, do tiveljr circulated by the LONDONDOCK. CO3IPA NV, entitled th e county of Somerset, in the - names of most respectable trustees. Our Cotton market Able day may be quoted a little APIs BILITISII and FOREIGN TOBACCO and ... Cautionary Observations to those who late The lbw e fu cobtemp stai Invest- 1_ SNUFF MANUFACTURING COMPANY .- Capital merit of Property in New Docks ;" accompanied by some •Urieful /llfund may be mulled b q . the trustees if so directed by , ,„ • y y . lower; th " resent vender , •ri corn V 1.111k2 with the prov i sions of the moat Egyptians have beep taken on speculation at is. Id.; and the trade eI cl 1 mld r i ed p in G ' ent or real securit. h e have taken about We ill seres, %chill s p in 2,011* Shares of 1001. each ; Deposits 21. per Share. Information to the Proprietors of the London Docks ; hnd proving !MI - . r , " west ov F nen . sie notice will be given previous to any further 11.11 --AP- conclusively, that the St. Katharine Dock Company will possessd the husband of ' of.: is insurable at the usual rate or premium an - - _ ~,,,..._.._.._ .....91r•••, Outdoes for.Sharm, free of postage, to be addressed to the Secre- the means of dividing 161. 2s. 6d. per Cent. upon Investment. t he soy Rill joie in the- ass ment. I'' • - -• = - E. 4.1- INDIA xtripri - NG. a the above Company, at Messrs. 31asterman and Co.'s ;or to London : Printed for J. 51. Richardson, 23, Comhill. Prated partieulsrs nay be had at the place of sale; of Mr. Hod- ~,• ,7 . --unser- - Cousin and Hyde, Solicit Xi, Great IVinchester.etreet, Old Thi Cape Becket, —, from the South Seas, has arrived in the Powd-stmet. Further particulars will be given in a Prospectus, NEW EDITION OF BLACKSTONE'S Banks, 6. Lombard-street, near the Mansion-house, and Clapton- Downs. • shit.% will be issued to the „Public in a few days. COMMENTARIES. square, Hackney. . . SHIPS SPOKEN wicri:-The Aurora, Earl, from London to This day is published, handsomely printed in four volumes Bvo, - • Madre? and Bengal, on the let March, within two weeks' sail of p N AO AL BAK OF IRELAND.- with a portrait, engraved on steel byRETAIL, BREWERY. Mr. Edward Firtden, a new COMPACT CAPITAL TIVO MILLIONS. Edition, being the sixteenth, price 2/. 10s. in boards, of PLANT AND LOOSE UTENSILS , BATTLE - BRIDGE. Ftlyth , from New South Wales to Bengal, on the 13th March ; DIRECTORS. COMMENTARIES on the LAWS of ENGLAND, By lie. JOSEPH BANNS. the Roxburgh Castle, Denny, from London to China, on the 15th Matthias Attwood, Esq. 51. P. I Samuel Eustaee Mogan, Esq. in Four Hooke At the Mart, on THURSDAY NEXT, at 12, by order of the Jute. Right HO/1, W. Bagwell, U.P. William Medley, Esq. By Sir WILLIAM BLACKSTONE, Knt. Trustees. ARRIVALS AT XCOOLEN itE .-The David Scott, Thornhill ; Rdward Blount, Esq. Moses slontetiore, Esq. One of the Justices of his Majesty's Court of Common Pleas, A N Eligible LEASEIHILD ESTATE, denominated Heroine, Neish ; and Windsor Caste, Holder, from II an go on Jam Browden, Esq. M. P. John Morris, Esq. With the last Corrections of the Author, and Notea, by John La. " The Britannia B eewe e ; ,, ,, N o , 12, Britannia-street, attle and Nattal, the 2Gth March, and were to sail for Sings Pore, the 0. R. Deana. E. 51. P. Charles Elton Prescott, Esq. Taylor Coleridge, Esq. M.A. of the Middle Temple, Banism. Bridge, comprising a comfort thle Dwelling House, glued front, ; a t May. , 11. Alexander Douglas, Esq. T. Spring Rice , Esq. H. P. at Law. serving morn, cellaring, and iir ached Btewery, and all die valuable Passe:fonts PER LaYTON , Captain Miller, from Ben. Sir R. T. Farquhar, But. 3. . P. Rowland Stephenson, Esq. London : Printed for T. Cadell, Strand ; and Joseph Butter . fixed Plant and Utensils, as the 'tame now stand ; held for 26 years,, coolen.-51ts. tirant, Mrs. White, three thildren, three native ser. Oliver Fancy, Esq. J. T. Thorp. Esq. Alderman. won't nod Son, Fleet-street. at a low rem. ,• ' ' vents. r , ,.. Fletcher, 1.: ,,, .. Devonshire- Samuel N. Ward, Esq. Of whom may also be had, The Premises may be viewed until the Sale, irrbere printed partl-i .. ; • .. .square. John Wright, Esq. Henrietta- An ANALYSIS of BLACKSTONE'S COMMENTARIES cola may be had; Yorkshire Stingo, Paddington •, Angel, Is.. SluprlNG INTELLIGENCE. :la Chula Flower, Bart. strut, Covent garden. on the LAWS of ENGLAND, in a *ries of Questions, in which (intent : Oxford Arnim, Camden-town ;of slr. Tadhunter, Soli.' ' . T. P. Al-Queen, Esq. M. P. the Student is to frame his own Answers by reading that Work. citor, 226, Bermondsey -street; andst the Offices of Mr. Joseph CUSTOM-HOUSE, JOLT 20. Extaxtsti Scohictroas -Messrs. Fatvers, A Almon. and Co. By Barron Field, Esq. late Chief Justice of the Colony of New Banks, 6. Lombard•strect, near the Mansion-hoess, and Claptcm- Egyzar.n Iwirsans.-Drm ra Packet, Venables, from Be. iRISH SOLICITORS.--.3itSSIR. P. and D. Mahan _ South Wales. The Third Edition, price ile in boards. square, Hackney. meatus: Rem. It farottic from raid...eta Anil St_ tiplonn, Ate/+.- The frotrLiverpool, have Cu, CHARGR OF BIGAMY. MAIIT.LA-110NNE OFFlCS.—Yesterday John Wofkeil coach man to the Bishop of Durhant, was brought handcuffed from Wallingford, in flifordshire, by Thomas 'Hooker, a concahle of this office, charged with having married a young and interest*, female, of the name of Hughes his former wife being stilt alive. The complainant, ;rho appear ed: much affected, stated. to Mr. Rawlinson that she had known the prisoner about tWelve months, during eight month* of that time he had paid his addresses to her, and in the month of Mack last persuaded her to become Ins wife ; she was then living in the family of Mrs. Gardner, at Toll *lark - bap, Devon, and .he lined lit the family of General Mahon, a Shot distattee tiw- tb, -- the 2cl Toil ot °Tits, Barnard, ' Good shr..xt distance lions her mistress 'a hats& thefinally or. the 2d *4' April was mauled to him by theater. Rowland Mollock, R Toll Markham church, but very soon after had reason to believe him to have a wile hying, which tr.zde her very uneasy in her mind, and in order to askertain dho truth she inquirrd of a sister of his, who kisaw.rastbis'g. oho ..sais,L, About Maytag coma ip London wih Mm, she Vas frifirnted . by . hO'Scother that - hiked - a wife addetil t ld living, and 'calves' an amnia to 6 letter she had sent to Boole of his relations in Worcester, in which all her suspicious were con. firmed. The letter stated, that his wife, and a child of three years old, were deserted by. bin, and, had become chargeable to tha - chargeable to . parish. She nevertheless having teceived his most solemn assur ance that it was false, was unwilling to believe all this to diet extent, and again consulting his brothee, by his direction addressed a letter to the Rev. Minister of St. John's, Worcester, whet' it was stated he had been manied to his firm wife, and received letter which was !lauded to tLe Magistrate) to the followin ; effect : " Madam—ln arrwer to your inquiry I have only to Meals yea, that John Walker and Ann Anthony were married by me on the 19th of October, 1819, at St. John's church, near Worcester. (Signed) " HORATIO DENT, Curate." On veer:pi of this letter she immediately • iontstited some of friends. and had him apprehended. Mr. R4wLiwaOtt asked her who were present at her marriage ? She replied it was a private wedding, and there was only a Ili3U, an upisintance of one of her fellow-servants attended to give f awl?. She was married by license. She had only this comp Lot t to make against him, as lie always behaved remarkably wel: tv wards her. Thbrras 'Hooker, the officer, proved apprehended the prisoner at Slonkwelhhoute„ Wallingford, the se at of the Right Rev. di:. nitepof Durham the prikonocjeuil , a had x woman at Worceste., but was not married to her, but on his way to town, said hit wEie at Worcester was such a bad woman that he could not live wit.. her, Mit if lie was allowed to return to his servitude-he bad an doubt he should be enabled to support them both ; hie, while at Wallingford, made an attempt to escape, which rendered it etze4. vary for the witness to handcar him. . Air. Rawl., xsow asked the prisoner if he had any thing to :ay In' eply to this charge. Ile seemed very . much depressed, and in a low tone of voice, said it was a conspiracy against him by his brother, who had it de sign upon the young woman (the complainant). The officer, ice said, had spoken falsely, and was also engaged against him ; hid no wife at Wortister, and lie defied them to prove it. RAWLIN sox holding up the letter of Mr. Dent, asked Min if he thought that could be a forgery. The prisoner, without hesitation, replied it was so in his opinion, and reiterated his charges against his brother and relations. , Mr. RAwLtiesow observed, he considered there"was not b . 7 any means a ground for such accusations, and . his conduct was very injudicious in abusing his friend., when they might have the power of serving him. Thomas Walker, the prisoner's brother, being sent for, attended, and said he was military servant to Co i. Waldron, of the Cold stream Guards, and he was informed by a eater and some other relatives at Worcester, that Inc brother, the prisoner, had a wile and child Vtere. , , Mr. Ran La xsow explained to the witness what the prisoner Lai advanced against him. The witness indignantly declared it was false; he was by ^ means instrumental In bringing this charge against his brother, o. the contrary he wished to live him, and being married , with a family, It was not likely he had any design upon .bis ther's wife. Fames, lessq BouritToas..--alesars. P. an d _ mabony, nattaxas.—Masses. 31seterman, Peters, and Co. Messrs. apooser, Attwoods, and Co. Nstsee is hereby given. that the DEED OF SETTLEMENT rill be ready for SIONATCIIE on the let of August next, and win hs et die Office of the Society. in St. Helen's-place, London : anti aMews. P. and D. :ilahony's Office, 29, 1117rrion.aquare North, I)sblin, for that purpose, till 16th of said month of August, Trevlout to which day every proprietor is required to pay the 6 irstalment, execute the deed, and on executing the deed to excharce the present Sett Certificates for others framed in pores. moe of the Act of Parliament passed last session. By order of the Court of Directors, THOS. JOPLIN, Sec. • DROVINCIAL BANK of IRE!. tND.—Notice is limb' even , that agreeably to the orig.nalintention of call iag up she Capital of this Company, progressively, as the Local Ssahlishmsnts should he formed, and business being about to be estrowneed, the SECOND INSTALMENT of 51. per cent. is hereby required to be paid, between the Ist and 15th of August tem, either at the Office of the Society, in St. Helen's-plate, Lon. don, or at Messrs. P. and D. Mahony s Oce, 29. Nlerrion-square Dublin, between the hours of 10 and 4 each day. By order of the Court of Directors, Leaded. July 11, 1835. THO3IAS JOPLIN. Secretary. Esq. Wale. The Third Edition, ih in hoards. LONG LEASEHOLD HOUSES,. MOSCOW-ROAD, BA I'S WATER. By Mr. JOSEPH BANKS. At the Auction 31art, on THURSDAY NEXT, at 12, by direction of Mr. William 'Hiles, the Proprietor. IT WO Neat COTTAGE DWELLING-HOUSES, 11 numbered 18 and 19, at the upper part of Salem-gardens, in the loscp , r-road. Bayswater, Middlesex.. containing two pleasant sleeping nom', and two sitting rooms, kitchens, and gardens, of the annual value of 361. Held for seventy years, at 61. ground rent each. Printed particulars may be had on the Premises'; of Mr. Hawks ' ley, King's Head, Moscow-road, Bayswater; at the Black Lion, Bayswater ; Yorkshire Stingo, Paddington ; of the Solicitors, 29,. Austin-friars ; and at the Offices of Mr. Joseph Banks, 6, Lom bard-street, near the Mansion-house, and Clapton-square,liackney. __IIIIIARD, , De limits; Kam, Marquis, from Calcutta and St. Helena; Alchy- Rimek, from Quebec; Eden. Jackson, from Demerara; Louisa, Danbury, from Grenada; Benjamin, and Mary, Trotter, kmrti Quebec; Margaret, Wilson, from . Sierra Leone; Charles Trotter, from Quebec; Caspian, Dorwaid, from St. Pe tershurgh ; Ilaabet Anker, Thorsen, from Gottesiburgh ; Hope, • Hick, from Oporto ; Sisters, Duke, from the South Whale Fishery ; Brothers, Smith, from Nykjobing, Denmark; Harbinger, Watson, from Miumichi; Lonclon, Smith, from Quebec; Roseville, Scott, from Teneriffe ; Atalanta, Byrne, from Harlingen; Violet, Char rosin, from ditto ; Topaz, Stmyan, from Antigua ; Sappho, Us 4enby, frOITI Quebec; Lyn;, H yam, from Puerto Cabello and La guayra ; Parmelia, Cowey, from Quebec; Anna, Fink, from Ham burgh ; John Brown, Bowen, from New York ; Neva, Blake, from Jamaica; Jago, Melhuish, from Waterford; Active, Shadrack, from Galway; Favourite, Thomas, from Limerick; Waterford, ' Hodge, from Waterford ;Margaret, Davis, from ti +I way ; Royal George, IVilliatne, from Youghall; Samson, Notlard, from Fahr. sand ; Latitia, Bromley, from Hamburgh ; Sirene, Faillant, from Calais; London, Gibbs, from Rotterdam; West India Packet, Munroe, from Jamaica; hector, Ilowlett, from ditto; Henry, Westmorland, from Demerara; Montrose, Roxburgh, from Tri nidad; Jamaica, Miller, from Jamaica; Lusitania, (Abilene, from Oporto ; Eliza, llynd, from New York and Baltimore; Dominica, Holder, front Dominica; Elizabeth, Ekin, from St. Vipcents ; Kingston, Luckie, front Demerara; William Manning, Smith, from St liiitest; Mentor, Clappison, from Petersbargh ; Acosta,: Chadwick, from New York; Commerce, Fournier, from Calais; Negret, from ditto; Ellen, Taylor, from Santos, Brazils; Familien. Mail:and, from Christiania; Europe, %%•illia, from Que bec; Ann, Brown, from Haniburgh ; Friends, Clark, frorn,Alex. , at-dria ; Endeavour, Cullimoon, from Quebec; Drle Gezusters, /Scum, from Emden; Camden.; Billinghurst, from Antigua; Wil liam, Nazeby, from Medemblik; Onderneeming, Klie, from Hot. terdam ; Nordstieinen, Lyngaas, from Gottenburgh ; John Rick., ant, Duneon, from Tobago; Enchantresa, Taylor, from St. Vin cent's ; John, Rickmers, from A °twerp ; Flying Fish, Smith, from Ostend ; Frincess Charlotte, Pixley, from Jamaica; William: Mit/Minim, Stoddard, from Montreal and Quebec; Freedom, ,Donkin. from Petersburgh ; Ann, Fraser., tom Paraiba; Levant, Innes,-t-om samaica ; John and Robert, Swinton, from Miramf. chi; Loyalist, Parkin, from Charleston; Elizabeth, Peryinan, from Miramichi ; Jane, Hawkins, from Quebec; Mary, Hudson, from Riga; Lord Wellington, Madgin, from Miramichi ; Victory, Cubit, from Harlingen ; Marquis Anglesey, Reed, from Jamaica; Levant, Mart, from St. Kitts and Nevis; Cecrops, Gilmore, from Trinidad ; Ant. Eshetby, from Ilamburgh: Lady Holland, Ro tors, from Jamaica; Micmac, 2eker, from Demerara; James and I Theresa, Aston. from Marseilles. AN ATTRACTIVE SBOP AND PREMISES, IN FEN. CHURCH-STREET. NEAR LIME-STREET. By 119. JOSEPH BANKS, At the Auction 3lart, Bartholomew-lane. London, on THURS.. DAY NEXT, at 12 o'Clock, THE LEASE for 40 Years unexpired, at a Ground-rent (held from his Grace the Archbishop of Canterbury, of a very compact Shop, Sitting-rooms, Cellariog, &c. being No. 161 Fen. church-at:est, facing Philpot-lace, in the occupation of Mr. Liam Newman, Bookseller, at a rent of 45/. per annum. Printed r tiCUIMS may be had on the Premises ; place of sale, Mr. Solicitor, John-street, Mincrries ; and at the Of. LombartLatzeet and Clapton-square, COLOMBIAN LOAN for .£4,750,000.—The Third Half Yearly Redemption having, according to the terms of Beod foe the above Loan, become due on the ISM inst., that - his r the Hon. to the Court-of ()reit —_ tioldschaddt anti Co., mid in presence _. Mr:John Newton, No m! Public, CANCELLED and DEPOSITED in the Bank of kr:land. according to the form ibed in the said Bond, 187 l',rufiestes, amounting to 34, ' 1., the numbers of which are as Viz.:_ i4t:er A. tie. 79 7331 7714 7734 7701 8006 11366 9., 7332 /715 7733 7784 11007 11367 182 7433 • 7716 7736 7785 8009 11368 184 7334 7717 7737 7786 ' 8010 13208 .1116 73:15 7718 • 738 7787 11596 13427 216 7577 7719 7739 7788 8.597 13428 891 7379 7720 7740 7789 8599 13429 1426 7701 7721 7741 7790 10177 13430 1427 7702 7722 7742 7791 10178 13431 2932 77 03 7723 7743 7792 10180 23432 2084 7704 7724 7744 7793 10975 134 33 2943 77 0 5 77 25 7745 7794 10981 13431 3303 77116 7726 7746 7795 113114 13438 3:0*:, 7707 7727 7747 7796 1130.5 13440 41 ' 9 3 7708 7728 7748 7797 11605 134-11 5246 7709 7729 7749 7798 11888 13442 6 7 01 77 10 7730 7750 7799 11448 13443 6703 7711 7731 7783 7800 11231 13444 6724 7712 77'&2 7782 7844 11253 13476 6725 7713 7733 .71.4'g 136 Certificate% of 1001. each . - 413,600 LZY([73. N 0.421 4211 437 486 404 877 422 430 438 487 495 3514 423 4:3 - 0 .9 488 496 3025 424 432 440 439 497 • 423 433 482 490 498 426 434 483 491 499 4.?7 433 484 492 MN) 428 130 485 493 878 Being 1l Cenitioate% of 230/. each - i 0,750 Letter C. N 0.138 379 660 1914 1157 1988 236 480 Being 8 Certificates 445001. each - - Nuke WI (*diens% wasindagby - THE RESERVED PART OF THE BEAUTIFUL DO. MAIN OF CLIEIDEN. • For PEREMPTORY SALE, on WEDNESDAY NEXT. MR. SQUIBB and SON beg leave to announce that they have received directions Irons the Trustees to SELL by AUCTION, on the above day, at 6 rrrr way's Coffee-house, the RESERVED PART of that much admired Property the CLIEF DEN ESTATE, delightfully situated on the Bankn of the Thames. at Taplow, Bucks, immediately opposite to alsidenisesaf and Cookham, which will be divided into the following let. Seven Pieces of Freehold and Tithe free Arable and wood Land, containing 71i Acres, and lying immediately contiguxus to the Grounds of Taplow Court. 24. That much admired spot The Spring, with the ornamental and near 70 Acres of Land, allowed to be the most beautiful portion of the Cliefden Estate, enjoying extensive pro. specie over the domain of Cliefden, the River Thames, and the .itighly cultivated valley of C,ooithtm. id. Four Closes of Arable Land on the east elde of the road from Taplow to Beaconsfield, containing 38*. 2ft. 27n. The Lots msy be viewed by application to Mr.Norrington, atTap law, of whom printed particulars may be had ; also of Mr. Burford, at the Bell and Crown, Taplow.lane, near Maidenhead Bridge ; of Messrs. Fladgate, Young, and Jackson, Essex-street. Strand ; of blessrs. I. and W. Lowe, Solicitors, Tanlield-wort, Temple; at Garraway's ; and of 31easrs. Squibb and Son, Saville row. The prisoner worm tan to have possession of this notion. a repeated it. Ile was remanded for a week. Ile wished snuct. be allowed an interview with his wife, but that wee not allowed, t y her wish ; she fainted twice in the office. AN ATTEllfli MA .N' ALIVE. WORCESTERSHIRE, Within Three Miles of Evesham A DESIRABLVLIGIBLE FARM, ONE HUNDRED A D FIFTY-ONE ACRES, Situate In the Ham et of Sheriff's Lench. in the Parish of Church Lench, an excellent Property for Investment. By Mr. ROBINS, (Of Warwick House, Regeot.street.) At °areaway's Coflee-house,'Change-alley,Cornhill, on THURS DAY, the 2ath August, at 12, by order of the Trustees, in One Lot, A ve Compact and Valuable FREEHOLD ES TASTE, LEASOMPS FARM, near Evesham, com prising a roomy cottage, witn garden, orchard, farm-yard, large barn, stable, cow-house, cart and wagon lodges, and outbuild ings, and sundry enclosures of excellent meadow, pasttte, arable, cnd wood land, upwards of ONE II I'NDR ED AND FIFTY-ONE ACRES, In a good state of cultivation, and part bounded by a brook of clear running water ; on lease to Illessys. Joseph and William Cooper, most respectable tenants. The Tithes are held under the Bishop of Worcester, at a trifling quit rent. The Estate may be viewed by applying to Mr. William Law Phelps, Solicitor, at Evesham, where particulars may be had, and a plan of the estate seen ; and of Mr. Lowrance, Northwich Arms, Bengeworth ; of Mr. Bentley, Star, and Hop-pole, Wor cester ; Hen and Chickens, Birmingham ; Plough, Cheltenham ; Angel, Alcester ; King's Head, Gloucester ; Dark. and Co. Soli citors, Red Lion.squaze ; John Thomas Church, Esq. Great James-street, Bedford-row ;at Garrawwys ; and of Mr. Robins, No. 170, Repent-street, where a plan of the estate may be seen. • ENTERV/ OUTIVARGS.—Emma, Reid, for Genoa and Leg horn ; Premium, Young, for Elsinore and Petersburgh ; Baker, from Teneriffe ; Oeorge the Fourth, Salmand, for Zantc ; Berbice, Wayth, for Gibraltar and Malta ; Charlotte, Baldry, for Palermo and. Messina ; Reliance, Harrison. for Pernambuco ; Sir Robert Barclay, !giro]. for Teneriffe ; Collingwood, Evans, for flamburgh ; Vrouw Catherine. Schuyts, for Antwerp; Ranger, Hall. for Smyrna; Provident* Fahrbrodt, for Memel; Active, Hutchings. for Dublin. CLEARINO OUTWARD. FINALLY AT G AAAAA Reaper, Stradford, for Elsinore and Riga; Elizabeth, Gunton, for Malta, Smyrna, and Constantinople ; Arve Prindsen, Dahle, for New York ; Albion, Radcliff, for Smyrna ; Rotterdam, Lem. ing, for Rotterdam ; Astrea, Barclay, for Messina ; George H , irne, Hippius, for Tenerifte and Calcutta ; Commerce,• Frost, for Rot. tenlam. CLEARING OUTWARDIL—The allies, Cunningham. for Pe. tersburgh ; Catherine Stewart Forbes, Chapman, for Van Diemen's Land, New South Wales, and Teneriffe. OSEPH COOPEILaied SON, tS,liisbiopegase-stroet, Within, AUCTIONEERS, APPR AISERS; HOUSE AGENTS, and UPHOLDERS, beg to inform tkeir Friends and the Public fmnerally, they continue to REGISTER ESTATES and HOUSES FOR SALE, in any part of the Kingdom, and trust that few Concerns in the Metropolis, arising from their long establishmeot, possess more extensivz Connexions for the disposal of property. Household Furniture purchased at liberal Nice& or removed to convenient situations for dispossl. if Sales uu the Pre mises are objected to. Estates Surveyed and Valued, and Rentals collected. PROM LLOYD'S LIST. £4,000 It in the principal feature of their Eatablialtment. to settle gene rally within three days after the Salea hate been erected, and to make no charge for Registering Property intended to be disposed of by Private Contract, unless absolutely sold throvgh them. FALMOUTH, JULY 19.—Arrned, the Hope, Nichols ; ane the Betsy, Dale, from London. Poicramou•rn, Jut 20.—Arrived, the William Harrill trammort. from Deptford : the Aurora, Kraft, from Dantzie; and the Briton. Pounce, from London. . . . . . VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE,, Great May's-buildings, St. Illartin's.lane. By JOhEPH COOPER and SON. At Oarraway'a Coffee-house, Change-alley, Conlin!, on MON. DAY NEXT, July 25. at 12, in One Lot, A Very Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE, offering an eligible opportunity for Investment ; comprising Two substantial Brick built Dwelling-houses, with commanding Shops, advantageously situate on the South-side of great May's-build ings, in the par:all of St. Alartin-in-the-Fields, being No. 2 and 5, and let on least fur 21 years, to a highly respectable tenant, at 130/. per annum. Printed particulars to be had at Garraway's; and of Joseph Cooper and Son, Auctioneer*, 23, Bishomats.street Within. DEAL, JL LY 20.--Arrived and sailed for the river, the Duchess of York, Oxley, from Barbadoes ; and the Britannia ; Garth, from Cadiz. LUCK. AS USUAL ! O. FRIDAY, the I.3th Instant, the Drawing of the State Lottery took place et Coopers' Hall, when BISH'S Offices were, as usual, very successful, u he 'old and shared 11.613 . . . (Class £21,000 0.776 (Class 11) . - £21.000 8037, - (Class A) . . 4 . ,V37 - - (Clos B) -. . £1.050 The latter Ticket vu also entitled told Pipes of Wine ; and it is in the recollection of the Public, that BIMI added to the late Szheme, as a free gift from himself as Contractor, Four grand l'nzes of Wine ; this Ticket was one of them, and BISH will adow the holders of the Wine Prizes to select the very best Wine they can pick out front the Stock of any Wine Merchant in the United Kingdom, and he will pay foe it, and send it, carriage free, to wherever the fortunate holders reside • or if they prefer 111oney instead of Wine BISH will pay in Money for the Prizes what ever the very best Wine would cost. Exclusive of the above, 01511 also sold en 15th Instant, Fora other Capitals ; and in the Eight preceding Months he sold Tits EL Prizes of 30,0001., NM. 1.11414, 2,476. and 15,756; FOUR Prizes of 20,0091., Nos. 699, 7.1134, 15,101, and 15,5541; besides Prizes of 10,0004. 2,0001., tic. fee. ; and there is scarce a Town in the United Kingdom that not partaken of DISH', unparalleled success. •.• DISH regrets that Lotteries draw very near their final ;:ose ; but he is happy In haring, before that event takes place. lay before them a grand Scheme, which contains Foua novel Prim of 113,0001, each, and various other Capitals, with all •. e other rich points that DISH'. late Scheme possessed, all to be trees in ONE DAY, 31st of NEXT MONTH (August). Tickets and Shares are selling at BISH's Offices, 4, Cornhill ; .'d 9, Charing-cross ; and by his Agents in the Country. Schemes, Gratis. rrHE ARABIAN VEGETABLE PILLS, free from Mercury or Antimony, are unrivalled in their beneficial Orects in Nervous, Bilious, and Liver Complaints, Indigestion, am! its numerous train of maladies, and are peculiarly mild and pleasant as an aperient. The superior efficacy of these Pills ban increased the demand for them so much, that an additional number of Venders has been appointed in London for the accommodation of the Public; and they may now be obtained in Boses at Is. lid. and 9i. Dd. each, of I. V. Simpson (Proprietor). 98, Heinle"' street, Covent-garden; Messrs. Stradling, Royal Exchange: Bin' • mai Deans, 138, Bishopspte Without; Bcquetn, 13 2 , Wbitsebspel High.atreet; E. and F. Odling, 152, igh-street, and 171, Union-street. Southwark; Ward, 394, and ose, 3 0 9. Holborn • Prout, 226, and Burfteld. 180. Strand ; Stanley. 14, Tavistocimiw, Covent-garden ; Payne, 8. St. Martin's.court ; Ambridge, 21, Piccadilly ; Hawkins, 11, Old Bond-street ; orignon, 174, Regent-street, °profit/ New Burlington-street: Coney, 5, Holles.street, Caven4lAquare ; banger. ISO, and bendier. 78, Orfo r d- stree t ; Whi t e -s , No. I. and Varde, 23, lamb's Conduit-street ; and of all Medicine Venders throughout the Kingdom. Rollud, No. 19, Rue Vivienne, is appointed Vender of AIN Pais is Pule. GENUINE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Plate, Linen, China, Glue, Books, Paper, Fancy Room Hang ings, Chestnut Horse, Gig, Harness, and various Articles of Merchandise. By JOSEPH BANKS, On the Premises, 43, Lime-street, in the City of London, on TUESDAY NEXT, the 26th inst. and following day, at 11, by direction of the Proprietor, leaving the greeter part of the Premises, THE FURNJTURE comprises mahogany four-post, tent, and other bedsteads, with furniture., feather-beds, mat tresses and bedding, Marseilles quills, dressing chests of drawers, wash-band stands, mahogany and japanned chairs, Turkey and other carpets, chimney, pier, and dressing glasses, patent dining end inlaid 100, card, and Pembroke tables, bookcase, wardrobes, piano -fortes, eight-day clock (by Grant), gold repeater, diamond ring, plate, iinen, china, and glass, paintings and prints, fenders and fire - ire.,, culinary utensils, &c.; besides a patent mangle, malt-mill, ironing stove, and pair of very large iron beam scales. The Merchandise comprises rh;te lead, turpentine. linseed, oil, rape oil, Spanish brown, pitch, tar, a quantity of American carpet-brooms, 6 cwt. of bucks horns, suitable for umbrella. makers ind wholesale cutlers, and about 1000 gallons of vinegar, adapted for the trade and private families, of which samples may be tasted the day preceding the sale. All the above articles may be viewed the day preceding and morning of sale ; and catalogues had on the Premises; and at the I.olfices of Mr. Joseph Banks, 6, Lombard-street, Akar • the Man sion-house, and Clapton-square, Hackney. TWO VALUABLE LEASEHOLD HOUSES, HERE FORD-STREET, AND TWO NEAT COTTAGES, HEREFORD-PLACE, NEAR LISSON-GROVE, PAD. DINGTON, IN FOUR LOTS. By Mr. JOSEPH BANKS, At the Auction Mart. Bartholomew-lane. London, on THURS DAY NEXT, at 12, by order of Mr. William Miles, the Pro y4rietor. OTS I and 2 embrace TWO most substantial and eligible RESIDENCES, being Noe. 23 and 24, Hereford- I street, leading into Stafford-street. by Linton-grove, Paddington, in the occupation of Mr. Webster and Mr. Daniels, at annual rents of GUI, each, and held for upwnrds of 90 year*, at low ground-rents. Lots 3 and 4, TWO Brick-built COTTAGE, numbered 3 and 4,.in Hereford-place, at the back of the above ; held for up wards of 78 years, at ground-rents, and let at about 401. per annum. Printed Particulars may be had on the respective Pretuises, and Houses of reference in the vicinity ; of Mears. Tebbutt, Solicitors, 29, Austin-friars ; and at the Offices of Mr. Joseph Banks, 6, Lorobud4treet sad Clapwo-square, Hackney. ENFIELD.-CHASE GATE HOUSE: An eligibleF;tel;laEstateTcom — priaingaspacieusiamily Real. dence recently repaired, with Coach-houses, Stabling, Pleasure_ grounds, Gardens, and about 15 Acres of Meadow Land, situate at Chas e-side, Enfield, about ten miles from London. TO be SOLD by PRIVi'TE CONTRACT, by JOSEPH COOPER and SON; the house contains, on the upper story, four servants' bedrooms. two best bed-rooms, fitted with closets, and a lumber room. On the first floor, four principal bed-chambers, a lobby room, nursery, a convenient li brary, and breakfast parlour. On the principal floor, an elegant drawing room, and sitting room, with French windows, openinE, to a spacious veranda, ?carting to a lawn ; neat marble hall, principal and secondary staircases ; excellent kitchen, pantry, large w 1."1- house, store-room, housekeeper's room, dairy, larder, good cellar ing, and every domestic convenience a specious con - t -yard, with distinct entrance, and erections of dairy, poultry houses, and avi erica on one side. Deteched—Three mach-houses and five-stall stable, harness room sod lofts ever, a large laundry, fruit room, and man servant's zoom. Extensive gardens and pleasure grounds, bealitifully orna mented with thnring plantations, shrubberies, dry gravelled walks, and fish ponds. A !inn-yard, with barns, stabling. and various agriculmral buildings; and about fifteen acres of meadow land. The house is most pleasantly Situated, commanding exten sive views of the suzrolindang country, and very healthy situation; the grounds are bounded by the New River. To be viewed by tickets only , which, with particular*, may be had of the Auctioneers, No 93,1Vishorgatte.street Within. -- - ACRE-LANE, BRIXTON. TO be LET on LEASE, by JOSEP H COOPE R a nd SON, a convenient DWELLISO-HOUSE. pleasantly si tuated, and containing four bed-rootna, two sitting-moms, twn kitchens, and other domestic offices, chaise-house, and two-stall stable, a garden beautifully planted. and fore-court. For particulars and cards to view scply at the Auctions:3, Se, Bishopagate-street ---- GRAvESENP, JULY 20.—Arrived the llarbinger, Watson, from ; llosiris, Gardner, from Grenada t Euretta, Irwin, from Trinizlad ; Frederick, Powel, from Jamaica ; Helen, Fayal. from Peterthurgh ; Sovereign, ("Baby. from,Prince Edward's Island; Mitford, Taylor, from Mogadore ; La Ilirgue, Hope. from New York; Mariner, Henderson, from Demerara ; Dryad, Power, from Demerara; General Hewitt, Barrow, from Calcutta; Euphrosyne, Hutchinson, from Lapreau ; Royal Charlotte , Hay,' from Oporto ; Francis and Harriet, Dotal ; and Robert and Ann, iluntley, from Quebec; New Hope. G a rdner, from Memel; Lavinia, Morrison, from Seville ; tad Margaret and Jane, Nichols, from Bayonne. Sailed the Turners, Leader, fur Palermo ; Find. Carew, fir Alexandria; Medway, Wight, for New South Wales ; Liberty, Brooks, from Lima ; and Jaya, Driver, from India. GIBRALTAR, Jtrxr. 24.—A Spanish rnistieo, laden with wheat, was detained the day before yesterday by the Colombian privateers at the back of the rock; on being allowed to proceed she was boarded by a revenue boat, which being observed by the privateers, was again taken and hcrpt. Mr st Jo r.y ft.:—The Hone, Newman, which was stranded here in October, has been got off; and was brought Otto this bar. boor yesterday. Arrived off Portland, the Atalanta, Greenwood, from Lisbon. Arrived off Dover, the illargaret, Payekin, from Ilavannah; and the Egmont, Wilson, from cadis. MELANCHOLY ACCIDENT.—On Wednesday .evening, as John Ramsay, Esq., of Felix Cottages, near Highgate, vas coming towards town, h is horse took fright at n paper kite which some boys had just flriwri in a field adjoining the road. The ani mal set off at 101 l speed, and the reins having slipped over the neck, the rider, perceiving no other alternative, endeavoured to throw himself off as the horse was descending the hill, not far Item Cuutts's lodge. In this attempt, horrever, he failed, his foot ' remaining in the stirrop-iron, in which state ne was dragged for nearly a httodred.yaeels, when the animal's progress was stopped by a carter, who judiciously pulled up across the road. Mr. Ramsay, when taken up, showed no signs of life, end his head and fete were dreadfully lacerated. Surgical assistance being procured from Kentish-town, he was bled with the desired erect, and his wounds were then examined : the left arm was broken near the shoulder, and the parietal bone sustained a slight fracture. The bodily in juries were, 'however, of less moment, though their appearance was frightful in the extreme at first view. Hopes are entertained for his recovery, peovided that fever doe, not ensue, which the present warm weather senders highly probable. This is the second ac cident at the very same spot, onsotoned by the same t•agwetw practice. many plicanon none of • • On NVedueeday evening Drittain's private burial grdunti • Church-row, Whlrechapel, was made the sane of the most drea: - ful uproar agd confusion, which spread through the whole neigtt bourhood, arising from the following cause:— It appeared that on Tuesday week, a woman named Rucr, in consequence of a sudden indisposition, was taken to the Lontlim Infirmary, where she was provided with every medical assigtancv, yet her disease balled the skill of her attendants, and she diid day or two afterwards, and there being many marks of violenca about her face and head, which were represented to have been'itt flicted by her husband, who was in tbeliabit of cruelly beating het, the parochial authorities deemed it necessary to institute an in. quiry into the real cause of her death ; and on Saturday etching a Coroner's Jury sat on the body, lend heard the •evidettee et several witnesses, which went to prove the cruelty the husband Ire. quently exercised upon his wife, and that of the surgeon lite tended her in the hospital, which showed that her dissolution tree not attributable to the injuries on die face and bead, but entire ly owing to a frier, which *as very prevalent at Ibis season of this year. The Jury, under all the circumstances decided that she had. died from natural diseases, and net from any violence. inflicted by the husband. • . , The result of the inquiry did not at all satisfy the neighbottot and friends of the deceased, who persisted that she bad been massacred ' by her husband, againct whom they declared their abberence, and vowed vengeance upon him. All of the dissentients were 'kith and Roman Catholics, whose opinion was much str eng thened by the fact, that he would not allow the body to be interred according to the Catholic rites, or even permitting her to be waked, at Is Cus tomary amongst the Irish, and which was the request of bin wife in her last moments. This was the cause of the dissatisfaction innorigsr them, and the greatest confusion that an be pietared, pervade.] fur the last two or three days, and on Wednesday evening, tits butal of the wife took place. At the hour appointed for d: funeral, all the friends of the deceased assembled together+, with vast numbers of their countrymen anti wometi,to the amount of several thousar.ds, from all parts of Loudon, not merely out of re spect to the departed, but for the purpose of wreaking th.te vengeance on the head of the widower. As the funeral proceitstod moved on the multitude increased, and when it reached the burial place, not less tbais from eight to ten thousand pawns were present ; and such syss the uornar that Air. Nichol], the minister, was interrupted repeatly ,by several of the Insn calling out that she did not belong to his dock. Afieeth.: corpse was lowered in the grave the general shout was to serve out the murdering iasenach (Protestant), and at this s husband, who was the chief mourner, was seized upon, itntiabsit bitchy forced to the edge of the grave, they aging the most dreg drat asseverations that he should be buried alive with his victim; vthi.st others were pre , The r'' ft llow strug'le sistance, sod ing to Lee dreadful ficelty wt rags; and , week! nave t. The affright land meadow to a.- 31. to 41. lOv hay, - • hay, from bt. be. to Si.; amt at:a: l :from I - I. l° TO*. to fie.. wheat straw, from 11. T3s. to 21 ht. per load of truss, great supply, but not so great tut that of the two last matket with a dull trade, and stationary Flees. liset Tit el EL' Ilan fil Salt CV, JUL! 21.—Coarse, beiity, land meadow hay, from RI. 3L Slo t tine uPlalk ialam i rr hay, from 34 Ss. to IL ; new meadow hay, from 31, Pli.;\ clover hay, generally, from 44 Jo bl. ba. ; extraordkinry pur l , Si. lbs. ; oat straw, (cora IL lee. eo 11. lbs.; and wkeal eiraw. from IL 16a. to 21. Rs. per tome' of 36 trusses. A pa with it very heavy trade, but no alteration in priers. The welcome labours of the wheat harvest eomiueneed 0..1111kw.. barton, and at Illackbrook, near due town (Tauuttiio petard:lp morning ; reaping also began hat Friday at Ntrih l';:tkertart, and nearilminster; therapid advance of the erns to to lt , tevf . from the extreme heat of the weather, baser` aeeel,rutill the vest much earlier than was expected a feWlhip since. Of shies. cellent quality of the crops we spoke in new lest, ang yvesy Atte• reeding day's report to conittostety of the tLslAY.erq sta,titio made.—Tasuion Joss twat The wheat burnt is fait approititin I, we shall beg% G .,. wa g almost the beginning of apt week • 904111 t liab are sheattv dyes, but these that were sown heettwarte M Min* eceetactl u 411 have De appeacont• et grain.—likesort Pee. were prepared with shovels to fill the wave up. Tbe poor struttled with all his cutght, sod roared out lustily lbeas and fortunately at this moment a body of officers belch Lasibeth.street Police rtahed forward to save him froOrthe ul fate that awaited him, in which they with the utmost dif.. succeeded, but not till his sable habiliments were reduced to and bad it not been for this timely inteaference they 'certainty bare carded their diabolical ,purporte into elocution. •• affrighted man,wea placed in a coach, and atcompanied• try persona for safety to his home; yeatefesy, be inidrap. ion to the Magistrates for warrants agidnstpltny cf die salad. moue cf whom have as vet been arreste: ' 114 R S7', ec. • J Aer.P's HAT JOLT lII.—VOSTPIP ww- neadow hay, from 21. to 31. tine upland mead ow hsy, 41. les.; new meadow hay, from Tl.lOO. to 41. ; . _ Spatter, Attwoods, and Co. SALES BY AUCTION. 1.11.7 IN tt usirsaxnuras u Nouse is hereby given, that the DEED OF SETTLEMENT BA lit• will be nadv forSIGNATURE on the Ist of August next, and will By 31r. JOS Its st Ste Office of the Society , in St. Helen's-place, London; and • SHROPSTHE SIDBURY HIRE. ESTATE, At the Auction Mart, on T as Mews. P. and D. Maliony's Office, 29, Merrion-square North, direction of !dr. Willi Dublin, for that purpose, till 15th of said month of August, Mcst eligibie Investment, between Bridgoorth, Cleobury FTlll'O Neat COTTAI Mortimer, and Ludlow ; M to which day every proprietor is required to pay the ANCIENT FAMILY ESTATE, .11_ numbered 18 and 19, at t il instalment, execute the deed, and on executing the deed to . the Alosa.m-road, Bayswater, In valuable Dairy Farms, Woods, and Lands, nearly One Thou sand excharge the present Scrip Certificates for others framed in pursu- Five HundretlAcres to the Parishes . of Sidbury and Etotteldon, 8 !I, and two SI mg sleeping lgm 'et' the annua l value of 361. HOC nee of the Act of Pitaiment passed lam session. By order of the Court if Directors, THOS. JOPLIN, Sec. with the Manor of Pickthom. rent each. By Mr. ROBINS Printed particulars may be It lIEOVINCIAL BANK of IREL t NO.—Notice is (Of Warwick House, Regent-street), ley, King's Head, MOSCOW-WI At Gangway ' s, on THURSDAY, August IL at 12, in One 11. limbs given, that agreeably to the orig.nal,intention of call- Lot, Bayswater • Yorkshire Sting o A Moat desirable and valuable PROI'EItTY, for in- A ustin-friars • ' ' Mg up the Capital of this Company, progressively, as the Local ; and at the 011ie Istabliahments should be formed, and business being about to be vestment of capital, bard-street, new the Mansion-t nnewinced the SECOND paid, between INSTALtheMENT Ist and of U. 15th o f f cent. is August THE I3IDBURY HALL ESTATE, b With the Manor of Pickthom, about six miles from Bsidgnorth AN ATTRACTIVE 85i01 OI re usby required to be and C•leobury, anti twelve trom Devaney ; comprising nearly One CHURCH-STREET, rat, either at the Office of the Society, in St. Helen's -place , Lon don, or at Messrs. P. and 0. 3lahony s Office, 29, Alerrioo-square Thousand Five Hundred Acres, the principal part old meadow, By 3lt. JO North, Dublin, between the hours of lb and 4 each day arable, and wood land, divided in eligible farms. Sidbury Hall, a At the Auction Mart, Barthot By order of the Court of Directors, substantial mansion, which, at a small expense, would make a moat DAY NEX Linden. July 11, 1825. THOMAS JOPLIN, Seagtary pleasant residence for a gentleman's fam:iy, and good farm-boases, rillaE LEASE for 40 YE • fares-yards, and all requisite excellent agricultural buildings, gar- I,_ (held from his Grace the CI OLAMBIAN LOAN for £4,750,000.—The Third dens, sad orchards ; all lying compact, and let to meat respectable compact Shop, Sitting rooms, tenants, at low rents. V Half Tjrarly Redemption having, according to the terms of • church-street, facing Philpol-1 *herald Band for the above Loan, become due on the Idth inst., The Property is highly improvable, and, with a little attention, ham Newman, Bookseller, at Wen, that ye-teolay his Excellency the Hon. would be as profitable dairy terms as any io the country. The soil Printed particulars may be . 111. • .• diie As in of 1446F1 well w lied with stre 011 ams of clear water, part bounded M r . Temptar, Solicitor, John Colombia Is the Coerced Great Bins ~. y wriffilleaus. B. A. ' is Plassesa to be as part of the. l ees g m i ,..b .age h p a , 4 6, Caldschmitit anti Co.. and in presence of Mr. John Newton N o- estate, w ieh may be toot smell expense, and most exeelettift H ac k ne y. terry Pelle, CANCELLED and DEPOSITE,D In the Ban' kof roads. The estate abounds with game. The present proprietor %ILA anorginie In the torn prescribed in the said Bond, 187 has, at a great expense, fitted, built, and erected sever*: farm- THE RESERVED PART etaillarar easewadxgro 211,3301., the numbers of which are as houses, so that this estate may hereafter be thrown into terms of 111 AI N CY Wows. viz.:— two or three hundred acres each, or a leas quantity, and 1= also For PEREMPTORY SA I ho:cr A. -tie. 79 7331 7714 7734 7718 8000 11308 planted one hundred and thirty thousand oak trees. Air R. SQUIBB and St 93 7332 '7715 7733 7784 11807 1131;7 Slay be viewed by applying to Mr. Pugh, Sidbury Hall raven, INA they have received dir .182 7433 . 7716 7736 7783 80161 11368 where Particulars may be had ; and of Mr. Large, Brosdwell, by AUCTION, on the above 134 7334 7717 7737 7 7 1111 ' 111110 13208 near Burford , Oxon ;of Mr . Litton, and at the Castle, Britlg- RESERVED PART of that 11111 7335 7718 7738 7787 8598 13427 nosh; Talbot Inn, Shiffnal ; Lion. Shrewsbury; George, Bewd- DEN ESTATE, delightful 2111 717] 7719 77:19 7788 8597 13120 lay ; Limo, Wolverhampton, and Kidderminster ; Messrs. Arnold Thames. at Taplow, Bucks, 091 749 7720 7740 7710 8599 13129 and Haynes, Solintors, and at the lien an d Chi c kens, Birmingham ; and Cookham„ which will be d 1128 77 1 11 7721 7741 7790 10177 13480 King's Head, Coventry ;of Ale. Carr, Solicitor, John-street, Bed. hit. Seven Pieces of Freeho 1127 7702 7722 7742 7791 10178 1 3431 furd.row, London; Air . Lys, Tooke's-court, Chancery - lane; at Land, containing 71} Acres, a 2932 ;7 0 3 7723 7743 7792 10160 1 3 4 32 Darraway's; and of Mr. Robins, No. 170, Regent-street, where a the Grounds of Taplow Court. cull ' . 17141 7711 7714 7793 10975 13133 Pim of the estate may be seen. 2el. That much admired sp