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Pc .'e /. 7 . 2-e/ < &-0.- A ff(. .. I~L7ti 4 '" `~" viz . s - Tbit ;Axitittill iltrti p., `-'~: gar' No. 6,767. LONDON, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 11, 1824. Price jd c With all de4paol.. IIN LW St n IVA 1.1:s acct VAN ME- I' .1.‘N••• VAN 1111:111V. I.tNlt suit "ory Tii WAVES, Ow ronar.al•ty 6"1. 111.1.11 CRAW/301(1). JOHN i:.t Durdel 40 Tons. lying in tl r London :awl,. Ilas eactllost ac t mtiondations Cur Cabin mid Sus:rage P..tarngits. at Paving,: apply to IIAIISTI: it, r:.l A N.% N, 33. dark -: I$( t) PI MA:AIt:D. FAI.E BY AUCTioN. FROM LAST NIGHTS (LIZETTE.. 7111' 4/.AVE TRADE. Dr1.111( . 11 ThiA 411, price board% I;I:Ari IES )I' . Tilt: 1)1•1.Wi4 II I'IcTI;ItE • FREI:110E1) Er.TATE. Between Beaconsfield and Allitlet3S), to th! wity at Burk , ' Eligible Residence, Farm, and land, eo.tai " , i; Two II eudild a. id Stye:Acta Acres. By Mr. RI )RINs, (Of Warwiek House. Itegentrvreo,) Lord (1.1,74 iftlice: Aug. In, 1314. flrderaafor the I oUrt . % g. , :7,g into mourning. oil Suntlay next, the 11:11 Putt, tor his late bitiaeriul ((whites. the Gr.dul IDulce of Tut. cAnr. la' loth s to wear Mark silk. fringed or plata linen, w:tite gi nn, niocklaces sued e.ir-rags, Wad; or white blares, tans and (. or grey luatringa. tabbies or damasks. The Gentlemen to weir black, lull trimmed, Ciused to plaln linen. black s enrda and buckles. llndrota--firey frocks. The Court Cu change the mourning on Thursday the 19:h i natant, viz.:— Printed for (:. ;tlll W. IL 11 . 11;ttitkil, Avc :klaria-lat.e. Thi+dry.• gvn. iricc is. la‘uards, — ()17 It V i LI, 11; ; of !tur. , Character and S. At GarravrayCl:ooe.nouw, '1:11.0:ws-a114, (serr:.lll. on THURs. DAV, the 1134 nrinvhslx-r. 11;2s. r.• 12, A VERY PLEASANT ( I.MPACT FREEHOLD ESTATE, called \VII I TL'S IA R:11, INSTI7I•TION, P. 11.101. 1 1.! THE PKESENT TIII: CALI.EItV, uith a S.-l e et;o4l •.i the Worka of the Itileta, tgrnealli, F lerni , a. 1n.0.11, and Enielish 1.101 , ,... lief v. front ten i 4: utml ttw 1 . 1.4 ISED >..ITU it DA V. tlv• Ith in sta,ht. Hy I Inter. .11)! VI )1 •Nli, Keeper. .Itlintaa'ain t o pe I. SulArihert to the Print from Mr. Wes.',4 Picture of " flia i none healing the Sick in the Tiluph . ," who have 11114 alrrwly te - •r , 1•1:t 3 r 1111,firr.icursi, may receive thrwa, upon payment oh there . of their auhacriptiow4 at the Itrittatt institution daily. 1,11:4: in. %RV itt:•,ELI, miTroiti), A ti , h,r of w .Issisan," Tr!tg.!y. " Miss :‘l.:Sorsrs t lekult little vssloss.- is Joni in unison with the time; it t. s. gs.llere of pir:u:t., Llllsraprol, froth. gl..tinrr. seal entirely Ungl,-:t ; portra.t., lilmwwws. wt (look not. dl simply but sweetly rolnored; in short, n it , sok to nistite us forget tholiary, the htistiv, the mote annvisl, the leaves. full old fret's. tool rich neeculowt, of her thli fitful Village.—Literary Iliesette, 31i! 11. On the Nowt from Iteaconoiciti to Atnershinn, The Property and licAidence of JoM•ph Nte% Esc'. . . The I.adani to wear black silk or velvet, coloured ribbons, fan and tippets or plain white, or white and gold, or white and sil‘e r atoll•, with black r.bbm:s. The fiendemen to wear black coats, and black we plain white. or white and gnld, or white and 111111.1 EA . wan,:coahi, full trimmed, cohmteit sword% and buckles. •• This is an engarin; volimir, full of feeling, spirit, and viva. city ; and the de.cripiviry of rural scenery an rural life are vivid and lowing."—Nt w Monthly Magartne..fme. 1U24. • 'lime • Sketches.' we area opulion. hill erelong be extremely popular; for they nre highly huieheel ones, and evince infinite taste., judgment. and feeling. Tiny sotnewliat in the man ner of lit ocry (*.rayon ; but, to our liking, axe fat more interesting." —Exaniiiey, Noe E.I. And en Sunday the 22d instant. the Court to go out of mourning BANKRUPTCIES W. H. linuteville, of Alderspate..t►eet-Within. goldsmith and jeweller, trout August 14, to August 31. at ten, at the Bankrupts' Court. • PATENT IniXtrl,VlNli til.N lAN K. r In IS excellent IA KK is constroci on ilit• principle IL of discharging either by rEnct ill )N, or pith /11,INT rhd The tr.e.ition In pith. r male of iiringit tWeretrord iosianiane. k.i.iso !; , altering, 01' r:nlotn.g soy rat or tilt Lock irh.cscicr ; it kt (WM'S 1 Matti./ ui saki) , IA Writ a• cotrenicace to sportsmen. 1..11'y and WITTON haring received unqualified approha. Cvn of thia ele;lant Lark lion' toe flat :moving II haracters in the savo ury. with numerous ovilers ttir gum, on the above principle, re. s pretfolly entreat the *porting world to ripply at their Manufactory, No.C;, TIIIII:4I2fikAWLE-STICELT, IA) N DON, where oily r can to procured. PANTZIC - LlgliVlr N. AND IRISH rownunt.nikas ANI) atATTREss WAREII4H'SE. I 1 1)1 XI)N, No. I(' • TOTTEN ll.i NI-17017RT. ' • 140 A I% reaperifully animism. Li the Public, that hit sT , Kli of Etivrittlis and r f:.%TliPt-lIEDS ere of the 1.,; .mality. and at the following very low 'rims viz : Capital Whitelltomic Feathers well stored .4: a. il. .0: a. d. and dresatal, per lb. - - 0 2 Or to II 3 il linail 11%7 Douse . - . 0 I 111 ill 2 3 rinitty - . -- - . U It 111 to II I 6 flout. - . . • . 0 0 3 to U ii i; 104 White Haose.lieda - - - 3136t0 8 8 U lii:- utile ditto - . - 2lt 6to 5 ott l'ouiar ditto . . . - lINOto 3 3 II nod, ditto - - U U: o to I o o - Dartieretl Fliricl.nil Nair Mattresses . Ultoto I 8 6 Woof and Hine hair - . - I 20to 3 3 U maLogonr Bedsteads - - - 9116t0 5 5 0 Tod lkoLoviidi - . - - 1 00toI IN 0 Iloif•Tooer ditto - . . - I 141 to I 6 0 Stomp 'lino . . - . olaU to I 3 0 Fraihc:v sold in any quantity from 31b. Red Ticks at Prime Car. if to be tilled. Mattresses Chaim, and Solis, tv-simile and ma:idled. Old Dodo exchanged or audits!, by a purees entirely wit. loor.post Chintz Furniture, and every kind of I /momenta ll:rotative Drapery. arranged in the mind elcoloit and twit) , Wen err, in • fir hours' notice. Contrite. for 317litary, Naval., and School Iced ling, executed in any quantity. MI Ankles parehamed here capitol of the best Materials. MINTS PATENT INICISIL A MATCHLESS JAPAN HLACKINII. Alll rR. HUNT awl Irespretfillly informs the Public,' t that he ban now manufactured and brought in unrivalled Tertection has MATCHLESS JAPAN IILACKINIIB, an article trawls hr flatters himself will be Mond, on trial, far superior In ittably to any ever before ntEeed In their nstece. To be 'Aid 33 ant. under the usual 'trice, with a corresponding increase of poet to retailers. Small aired !settles Isl., second dilll ltd., third Imo instead of dd., Is., and Is. lid., as ususlly charged fur infmor intake. confidently reamtinends Ilia 'Ai &Whims Japan Wick - lir; to the early noticed those who wish to vecel by a superior opot their Boma, Shoes, or Harness, produced with halt' the labour. and at otio•third leas 'nice than they have been accus trout ti pay. It is warranter! not In contain a particle of copperas, stinking nil, or war of those pernicious ingredients which prove in destructive to the Inuh,r, an disagre•ethle to the touch, and so offensive to the smell, with which trunnion Blacking is impregnated. It will alKied peculiar nourishment to the leather, and will not soil the mint driit•ate Ain, or the finest linen, at the sante tune it Jinmluees the mote bc.le:iful jet lustre ever licht•ld. To be sold retail ut all Mr. Hines Boasted Shops in the 31 ' 9 0 I' oll %. and by at least one respectable vender in every town in thlTniud Kliiee;oin ; and wholesale at his 3lattuturtory, No. 32, ltmadwall, lil.okhiarti, where the 'hipping inters is on :caret. tally requested to apply. The article tieing manufactured from the very best matariak, k is warranted to keep in any climate. I)ireetions for u r on the label affixed to each bottle, signed 11. Hunt," to prevent fraud by Imitation. A SAVISM 111: THIRTY PER CENT. IN IiII*•IERY (11,01'ES. ♦NI) I'IENER.iIs OUTFITS. it T the LON I II)N GIe()VE ■nd STOCKING COM -1 1 I'ANY'S WAREHOUSE, 29. PICCADILLY. The obvious advantages arising from purrhasing of the Manufacture/14 is too notorious to be doubted ; along with this. the means et making selections froui die:rimed truth:amen, have given this Com pany such alillitillagt2l as CILOINII he fully apprecialA withuuts which the Conipany irpectrvilynoliml. The folimring abstract et pneea is submitted Linn Silk, Cotten feet, from 2s. ; stout, 3s. W. I very _ . an Silk, 3r. Ild.; stout, as. 9d. ; very stout, ltia. Dress. all Silk, :is. ; stout, k. lAh ; rich lace, 7s. lid. l* , lcnien's stout Silk, fa. Ikl. ; very *tout, Ils. lid. tocon Stockings, tid. per pair; line quality, lls. #IL per do* rot ; toad and hne, Is. tat. ur Ilis. lid. per dorm; superfine,2. or per Amen ; extra superfine. 2•. lid. or Dis. fal. per dozen. boolerneres unbleached l'ists.s , , 9s. par dozen ; eery stoma, Is id. or I7s. per dozen ; mita itout, Is. 9.1. or ate. per dozen Ilali Hose, R. ; fine, lilt. per dozen. Drawn*. ; very stout. 'N. ;or pantaloon ditto, 2s. dd. ladles' kid Moen, I Is. lid. per dozen ; French Kid, Is. 3d. tr Us. fid. per dozen ; best Kid, Is. GIL or 17*. per dozen. I:Anima-Ws It'audatock likoves, Pais pa dozen ; bcst, Is. rd. 11'.,. lid. per dozen. hoe Skin. 2.. or 2.0 s. GJ. per dozen ; best Doe, 'Li. 6 d• or tl's. Q. per dorm. families and tieniknirn who ere desirous of selecting from an ...enure stock, will Mal this an advantageous opportunity ot Loin; uut their money profitably. ONIITIL Aent w the Company. No. 29, riccathlly, nearly , yy.siic to*. James's C.hureh, 1111 EADICS LIFE l'ltESEtt‘'EltS art. Sold at 3s, , I/E.IN-sT It EET, St 1111% and no other place in Landon; • metbudie4J arrangement of limit-di*, for the general re• the Body, 50 previously prepared us to enable the l'axtt s to prescribe for themselves, without trouble Of delay; fTn'ht proving doubilem is many incanc.s a Life l'rescrxtr. practiceselected has beam spnctioned by long And slaraillfill 2714 i ill founded upon a system In is liich all the mains 13 i.villi.llfit ilk' science at 11104.111 c ~,,, 1 ) are woman', to every part of the t i,ntry, on receiving the p.,1 or otherrnme.— Pike li.. ; 2 . zs. ; and 335. ; Family ,:"'"•*•• las, with copious directions. &)OKS PUBUSHEI). A A LEG.IL SSE ItT,A T tN, allowing that, amora 1, m ills thr , mt4ing AW. a Debtor may 1w actuated tut 31earle "" hi, then the 111111 of Fifteen Poutola. th. ItY CHARLES 1'ETER4110111:C. Tem*. Author of " A Practical Treati‘e at the "; 0.1," " Index to l'reoedents in Pleading," Etc. Printed fur Holdwin. Credal', and Joy. Tr... 4 wd, fa one eel. mai Ithno. price la. in bonvdm, • IVETICAL so o 4 rx-is allti 4 . 4 MUsEITSI ; containing upwards of Inc Thou. . 141 * choice Epicrains. fanciful Innerptions, Puetia•al Alur- F: WENTVORTii, Embellrshed with a beautiful Vignette. What is tip Epigram?—.l Dwarfish whole; lan _ Its body brevity. and wit its 641111. Pfriurniii.eil fur A. Roberta= anat;°' lkid e.cow t . Bridge. Tlit NEW DICTION IRV ITALIAN and ENG -41811 ENV! ISII and ITALIAN ; with a 14 " th h aimie, • BVITEPANO KG I IMO PFTRONI, Member of . the (hand !Mita Academy, and JOliN DAV I.:S PORT. 2 vols. Bro. Arsei Otitis /tint has long been wanted an account of the r..." u the Dictionay nth inrodction of nutocous t44 into ihe Italian languargea wh d a re are t not rceortub'ed by i the Enact IA airograiiliy. The iirvt part Of the Iliction.uy con. I iAbont 14,100.1 4•11, 1 1, num e t h an t h t . ~,r mp o o 4ing part of th , -in . !. and superuwi . ty of the second is pmportlomar• ! tut I .t 1 etrellenie of prcant lVork consults in the scate:at !Inch the true introduction of every :2 1 ‘ 1 Indicated, yid the introduction alibi. aregulartuaoi t abs . izul plural% of nouns, and other peculiarities of the lenrge. 6,21wy edo , rity of Signor Petioni. the minima of the' aim% 14.7.,_the truntlations of • I,a Fontaine* Fabian.. , °I. . .. L I U'. tne Imrodurtion to Ilonnte, Afinfttel, and Tara "e' -- ,7hroralir Work., guaranitys the fidelity of this dictionary. )1.,, h ,7tri. to Rave for June, been very carefully ezecuted."—New sq,,,' eisto be had a Treuttel and Wanes, and. . - '7"*.c, ‘,,. ht, lrr: and ell the principal Booksellers ; me° Mr. reltutti, u nn u n i. auret , Fturapaquiere. Prie;tt:ii ter ti. and W. It. Whittaker, Art Maria-lane. in item, aWI In Plates, price Ili% In royal W.A. Pik. 11. io, ; dine, cohiircii, 21s. In deny 4t0., per. 21.. 11.00. P:trt of rip .V.'S I MAI. I St;IN ; described and arranged rotifornitte with it. organization. By tit.: Baron ilentlicr of the Institute at .1 Academy of France. &c. &e. Wit h i! ! ..tuvinga, chiefly from the livink Subjects in the 31 Wllllllll n( Natural 'limey at Pill IS, and other public Collection+, with hrge additional Ika..riptiona of all the Spc:ies hitherto named, and of many not before no.iewl, and other original :hatter by the Tranblatoip. I'l:maimed by Edward 13riffitha, F.1,.5., and °dials Thi% Willa Is psibibilted in Parts, 11)uartrriy. Printed 11w 13. and W. B. irliittaker, Ave Maria-lane. 11104 HAPIIV Full ri1;11110Es. This day is a orwi euthethilwil with Ifoo En.tthring, 7‘. bound. ei,Ass 111101 i, consisting .IL•I lass-inn in I !invcr,al Biography. from Homer to the late Arthur 'Voting, and forming mem the most comprehensively instructive volumes tor the study and amusement of youth, that ever was printed. By the Rev. .1. G01,1):4311T11, Author of the I rausinar of Geography, &e. &c. Printed ho G. and 11'. It. 11'hittaker, Ave 3latia-lane, anti to he had °f all llook,ell.rs. _ _ accommodate this Work to the timetical use of Schools, and render Biography a branch of liberal lithiestiow, ASO (locations have been ailaped to the l'olunie, and printed in a handsome quarto copy book, with spaces tur the answers, at es. ; with a key fee Tutors, at ttil. 110DERN 1.11113tA1. lrbe Conductors of Seminaries. awl Estahlialmtents of Education fur hVth Sexes, arc respectfully infortutel that a new Edition is ready. of ...... rtiiii:Trrows KEY to the TWENTY-FOUR SERI of LIDO QUESTIONS, Conned oa the Improved Plan of teaching the various branches of knowledge ; by wiled question*. a ithout ;wirers, price tld bound. Of all the Ilionlyellers may :dso he hail, the TwENTv.roliat armor QI EST It INS. formAl on the well-known TEXT 114)OKS of theSyvtin. all of which have been printed in large QUARTO ('I /PI( lit 11)1i*l. with *pacts for the answers at 2s. each ; and they embrace I INTIM V, Mt. RA PH V. 14101 It A P Til E - Id ID" the LANfil'Alit'...4 ASTRONOMY, NATI:ILAI. PIIIII.4ISOPII V. SCIENCE. ittc. du. tat the most attractive and improved (yips exhibition. Printed for and W. B. %Musket, Ave Matrin-lace; and to he haul of all Booksellers. NOVEL. BY AN UNKNOWN. dor is published. in $ vols. Boor. price one guinea in beards, C.11'1I1Cli: Or, ANECDOTES of the LISTOWEL FAMILY. •• All made of fantasy, All made of passim', and all made of wialtep." Landon: Printed fur Sherwood, JUGCS. and CO. PittrtlOVCl - ; and C. P. Archer, Dublin. It)UNT I.AS CARES' JOURNAL of the PRIVATE IL/ LIFE: and 4/NVEIISATIONS of the late EMPERIM NA 14 11, KA I► 1 4: Imfu blic an respectfully informed. that II new and ansittl.:te edition of I 'euht Las C.eses Journal 4.t thy Lite and Cuusersaeiont of the late Emperor Napoleon will he published in a ' few days. This edition will he compressed into four handsome Valuing:N:lM! illostutted with Portraits of Napoleonand Las fates; • View of Ow House in whit It Napoleon was horn, at Ajaccio, In Corsica ; fo::r coloured Piers of St. Helena, taken on the spot ; besides 11e s, Plans. Ole. The prior of this new edition will be reduced to Els. per soh or 2/.lst. the complete Work, in French or English ; and as it is universally acknowledged to loran the float complete Eilltalic of the Life. Character. and I ipistions of this ex ft:outliners' 3lan, it is pr.stimed that there are few who will not be dr.irotaa el rtwiraNing it. Publish:v . l and soltrhy Henry Culliurn, ft, New lliirlington.street ; 1W! and Emelt:de, Edinburgh ; and John Cumming, Duldin. LOVE: AND BEAITTV. I. N EIV A Wl' ( 01: Li )1 , E. Frontispiece.— Price 3e. lIE.II/Tli and MA CEREMONIES in ALI. N . .1'11 /NS. vols. with 9 Mateo, prier IL I S.. 1. Dr. lit MERTON'S celebrated BOOK. nth Edition. 19 Plates, 1/.. 14. The abort. by THOMAS LITTLE. Esq. 110:111.sTIC NSTITI 'TES of VOUN6 MOTHERS. By 3lrs. llamas Ti' which are prefixed, Instructions for Stlf-tnanageiticnt during Pregnancy ; by the late Sir Biehanl l'roft. Bart. 31.1►. Is. r,l. • 5. I* I; . 1 " 1 . l'; It S between the late lie. 8A11.1.1E. Physician to his 111qt-ruy, and 1)e. ItOIIERTON, on the IiENEHATIVE SYSTE3I, 2s. J. J. stockilide Omni Pall-mall), 24, Opera-Colonnade. This day is publi,hed, in tivo. price I la. boards, A I.R.tcTicAL TREATISE ON THE LAW pF LEGACIES. fly W. S. PR P.STON, Esq. of Lincoln's-1m London: Printed hic J. and w. T. Clarke, Law Booksellers, Portugal-street, Lineolit'a-Inn. Of whom may he had. PRESTON an A lISTRACI'S of TITLE, Second Edition, 3 vols., royal tiro. 11. d ss. l'lt ESTI) N on the PRACTICE of CONVEYANCING, rid,. royal Bro. 31. Js. P EST() N'S SHEPPARD'S TOUCHSTONE, complete, in 3 vols. royal tiro. $l4 3a. ACTS OF THE LAST SESSION OE PARLIAMENT - (11:0. IV. 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FIVE LECTURES an the GOSPEL of ST. JOHN, an bearing testimony to th.: Divinity of Our slll6ollf delivered on the Friday% during Lent, 16.1. By the Right Rev. l'harloi Lord llinhop of Chester and Herter or St. itotolph's, Iltshopngate. S 411•0011 Edition, price 1 1 / 4 .-- A SERAION on the Ill'T V 01 F.1.511LY Plt .‘ ; preach. rd In the Church of St. Rotolph's, llinhorgate, on Sunday, Fe bruary It, 11114, by the Same, price la. OCTAVO EI►ITION OF PILKINGTON's DICTIONARY OF PAINTERS. This day Is published, in Two Lase Volumes, octavo, price IL 4s. in boards._ _ ric lIE CENERAI. 1)1(TIONARY of PAINTERS, lL containing Memoirs of the I.ivt•s and a copious amount of the Work■ ot the most eminent Artists, from the revival of Painting by Viiiintitio. in the rear 12;4, to the present time. By 31.11.1'11E t%' PILKINtITON, A.M. A new edition. revised and corrected throughout, with the adilitims of above buirteen hundred aT116.14, including Alemoirs of all the distinguished artists 4 the Itriiisli School of Painting. In this new edition of* much improved and standanl work. the Editors have st.trcd no pains to render it as perfect as possible, as well in supplying the• detieancies, as in correcting the numerous errors of Lames and dates contained in all the preceding editions. They have also in uicny instances enlarged the articles, especially those of the great masters; and in some cases, such as Lionanlo da V inci, Michel Angelo Ittionamti, Rallaelle, Hubens, Vandyck, &c. the lives have been entincly rewritten. lamdon : Published b•• Thomas ,11• Lean. NI, Haymarket and Charles south and Co. lianov,:r.stre... l , Edinburgh. An excellent FAMILY fil ri:SE, - situate on a beautiful Lawn, COO taining, On thu Upper Story—A plrasant Study, Four Dal-chambers, Closet, and roomy Lobby. 03 the First Story—A handsome Drawing.mom, with bowed End, commanding tine and extensive Views of the Country; Four airy liodichannbers, and Clown ; lage Stare taunt, Lobbies. i c e. Ground Story—An Entrance flail, pared; an excellent Dining. parlour, with bowed end; • Breakfast-parlour ; romny light Stair. CAIN: to Drawing.room, aad a sermnbry ditto; a China-closet, Dodoes Pantry, Pantries. bawler, &e. excellent Kitchen, Sink, and Water laid on; a Sitire.roimi ; a Scullery. with Sink, and Water laid ; Cual and Knifv.hourz, and Cellars under the !Lome; Passage to a Laundry. skb Oren, &c. a Broiliouse ad. joining, Wood House. Ash Ditto, &c. Cnrch.liousisi few tour Carriages ; a Four.atall Stable, open Stable, and Loft ever. A productive Kitchen Garden, well planted, and part walled ; Tool-house. Ac. Delightful Lawns, Pleasure Grounds, with line .thriving Evergreens and Shrubs. good Orchards. A convenient IA ItM-HIIUdE, Garden, and Orchard; large Yard, with llama, Stables, f Wtrlsasbnils. Mill.house and Mill, and various Onthuildinga ; Pond of Weer. A neat rOTTAOE, with Itardew and Orchards, and sundry Indian:re% of capital Meadow, Arable, and beautiful Wood-land, with pleasing Walks and Drives. The whole containing utwards of TWO HUNDRED AND SEVENTEF:N ACRES, . . . . . . . In a state of cultivation, divided by thriving helm, in a Ring-fence; a most charming Estate for a ticndeman lot. of agri cultural pursuits. It is situated two miles from Ikaconsfield. three Inuit .Intersham, seven from High Wycombe, ten from Uxbridge, and twenty-five front London. The l'iernises may be viewed, by Tkkets, on 3londays, Wed nrolays, and Fridays. Particulars may be had on the Premises ; at the Saracen 0i Ilcad, Ileaconstield ; Ited Lion, Wycombe ; lintrge, A ylesboty ; I' town, A tuessltam ; %Visite Horse, Uxbridge; Essex Anus, ‘1 afford ; of 3lissrs. 4reen, Pemberton, and Cranks., siolieitors, salts-bury square, Fleet-street ; at Itiamiway's irctiree.boinki ; and of :dr. Robins, No. 1;0, Regent-street, where Tickets way be had, and • Plan of the Estate may be seen. EXTENSIVR QI'AYPI AND DOCK-YARDS. By Mr. Slill'll'lsEW4/11T11, At the Mart, in I.ondon, TO-MORROW, at Twelve, o'clock, In l/ne or Two Lots, as may be determined upon at the time of Sale, A Very Valuable ESl'A'll.:, comprising the extensive 1 - 1 Premiws, called the l'ppev and Lower Sand Quays, with nommins Slip' for Building and Repairing Men of Wait and ‘'es. ads of every class most advantagmusly situated near the Bar bour and Town of Dartmouth, on the west bank of the River lkart, about halt a utile from its mouth, and only two ntiles front Torbay, in the County of Devon. The premises comprise mould lofts and storehouses, smiths' and carp:men' shops, wmking sheds, saw pits, accommodations fur latidim, and stowing timber, with dwell mg-Moses for saperintendants, and possess every requisite mitre. metier and local advantage for concerns of magnitude. May he viewed, and Particulars had, at the Steward's Other, Mann Boone, near Dartmouth ; of Mr. Smith, Solicitor, Ihirt.. month ; of Mews. Ifennrt, Greavcs, Ilaxentlale, and Tatham. Solicitors, ing's Anos-yard. Coleman.strert ;at the Mart ; and of Mr. Shattleworth, NO. It (1114011.111 g St. Mildred's Church), in the Poultry, removed from No.ll. LEASEHIILD ESTATE. TE /TT E N 11.1 M. By Mr.I4III7TTI.E‘VORTII, At the Mart i an IVES') IV August M. at 12 , AValuable CE -7 ,1SEI1111,1) Eti I'.l 7 lrE, held for a term of which 47 years i.e unexpired, situate in the preferable part of White IlartAane, Tottenham, in the County of Middlesex. comprising two spacious subsrantial residences, with large walled gar Jens, coach-houses, stabling, and suitable offiers, In the occu pat' of respectable tenants ; one on lease, the other to a yearly tenant, at rents amounting together to 155/. May be viewed with leave tat the tenants, and particulars had, six gays previous to the sale, at the IVhite llart, Plough, Ship, and Swan Inns, Tottenham; of Messrs. Scott and soil. Solicitors, Alildiamea.e•ort a et the Alan; arttl of Mr. Shuidewordi, 28 !adjoining St. 31i1itiell's chitrilo. Poultry ; removed from 27. ('I.ArTON. lly Mr. FyIIYTTLEWORTH, At the Mart, on Tl' EsDDAY, August 24. at 12 o'clock. r IIIE LEASE of (A.Arr()N HOUSE, a spacious aril most substantial M 11.1 . 111 A KY, with attached and dt tiiclictl offices of every description upon a large scale, exten sive gatactis, and elevea acri.s of rich meadow land, n o desirably situated near the Lea Bridge-road, at Clapton, !Middlesex. The House is suitable for any establishment of maritutle, and well calculated for a ladies' school, containing nine miry hed-chambera, and Si). large attics, hanilsonw dining and drawing-rooms, library, an elegant marble hall, domestic offices upon a corresponding scale, detached etnich.houses, fishpond, extensive flowxr aril kitchen gardens, minter walks, and an inclusurc of rich meadow land, the whole consprisin:! about 15 acres. May be viewed, and particulars had on the premises; at the Mart; and of Mr. Shuttiewo.th, No. '2ll (adjoining st. (lurch), l'uultry, removed frolll No. 27. SUFFOLK—VALUMICE - LANlrliq ESTarE• --- By Mr. SIIUT — TINIVIIIITH, At the Mart, ot) TIJKSDAY. August 24, at 12, by order of the Executors of Mr. I.ione: tiowing, deceased, A Most desirable and valuable I:REP:IN/1M and small 1. part t'O1'V111)1,l) ESTATE, comprising Three Hundred and Nineteen Acres Three Hood and Twenty-six Perches of very fertile Arable and I'astnre Land, in a high State of cultivation, di vided into convenient inclosures by strong foxes, with a consider able quantity of thrifty (ironing Timber, Three Famt !louses (one of • superior description), convenient and suitable Agricultural Buildings, several Cottages (the whole in good repair), Orchards, tinnier's, and Comnion Rights. The Estate forms a most eligible property for occupation or in vequient, lying compact, and nearly within a twig-fence. The tithes and outgoings moderate; the land-tax is part redeemed ; opportunities for preserving game extensive; and the situation very convenient, being only la miles from Stowmarket, 14 from Ipswich, In from Bury St. Edmund's, and about ICI front London, in the parish of %Vetheringrett„ and hamlet of Brockford, near the turnpike-ruad from Ipswich to Norwich, in the county of Suffolk. May be viewed, and particulars had 14 days previous to the sale of Messrs. !Pearson and Lawrence, Solicitors, Ipswich ; Mr. John Bloomfield, Itillinghtrl, Norfolk ; at the principal Inns is the adjacent market-towns; at the Mart ; and of Mr. Shuitleworth, No. MI (adjoining St. Masked's Unarcl), I'ouluy, removal from No. 27. - - LEASEIII/LD ESTATES AND IMPROVED RENTS, AlSersgate-street, Intnniercial-matt, and Iluxton. Ity lie. SIIIITTLEWt/RTII, At the Mart, an TUESDAY. August 21, at 12, in Seem Lots, Lot I. A LEASKIIf/LI) ESTATE, cony sting of a Warding Factory, trork-ohopa, and Buildings, situated in Nettleson-court, adjoining to Maidenhead-court, Ai tlersgate-atreet ; let on Lease to Messrs. Walmaley and Holland, ;aid producing a net inipmvell rent of pet annum. l.ot S. A LEASEHOLD it%VELLING-lint'SE and PRE MISES, situated No. G, St. Alichaers-alley, ; let in counting-houses and apartments, and producing a net rent of about Mt!. per annum. lan 3. A I.E.1SE1101.1) ESTATE, comprising a Dwelling house and Premises, situated No. 2. Albion-terrace, l'tnumereial rteul ; late in the occupation of Mr. Stratton, at a rent of WSJ. per nn nt. ...... Lot I. An IMPIBI/11E1) REN'r of 721. IN. per annum fora tens of 81 years unexpired, ample secured upon Five Dwelling houses and Promises, Nos. 4, et, 7, and 8, Kenning's-terrace, Hutton. lad 5. An 13IPROVED itENT of 72/. 10.. per annum, for the same term, and similarly secured upon Nos. 8, 10, 11, 12, and 13, lienning's-terisce. Loue 6 and 7. A 1.1.:ASE11t11.1) ESTATE. comprising Seven Dwelling-lasses and Premises. Nos. I, 2,3, 14, In, If, and 17, Kenning's -termer ; held for 91 years at a ground tint. May be viewed, and Particulars had MY days previous to the Sale, of blesses. ltartlett and Ileddome, Soliciuns, No. 27, Ni ehnlas-lane ; Mr. Edmund Walker, Solicitor, 28, Lincoln's Inn. fields; 31r..ttkinson, Solicitor, No. I, John-street. Bedford-row ; at the Man ; and of Mr. tilatinleworth. No. 211 (adjoining to St. 31 ildrnl's Church), Poultry, removed from Na 27. TO SPIRIT DEALERS, ke. tce. F HE CANADA SPIRIT COMPANY respectfully 1 1 11 claim the attention of Spirit Dealers, Publicans, he. who , wish to be 'uplift - 11 with ■ pure unadulterated Spirit. In ennse. Timer of the late reduction in duties on Colmiisl t4pirits. they are DOW enabled to tan these very superior Spirits nt neatly the untie price as 'tents's charging only for the difference in strength, as It will be delivered full livdmineter proof. with Foreign permits. Part of their Stork is equal in quality to the best Ho!lands. Some very pure Spirits, lit for the same purpose as Brandy, and about fitly pipes of very old Whisky, espial to the best Irish or Scotch. A Wirral allowance to dealers by the puncheon, or con tracting for live. All Orders fmns the Country addressed (poet paid) to the Com pany's Ascots, No. 10. Poultry, or 1:12. Itegent-sueet, accompa n with remittames ret ex:ced!ng three months, will meet ins:ant cttention. H. Chet, late of Liverpool, aaap.boiler, from-Aug. 17, to Oct. 3, at eleven, at the Ocuege Inn. lo%erpooL BA NE R U P TS. I:. Brown, of Regent -street, uphasteter, to tin-render. Ang. 17, at ten, 31, at dorm, and Sept. 21 at Mn, at the Ronkrupts' Solicitors, Messrs. Pynatore, Clarke, anti t'youtorc, Craven -street, Small T. Marker, Medboum , hri,-ester, enrn-factor, Aug. IS, 19, at clew!, and .4ept. 21, at tan. at the Bell Hotel PIN Lticestea. Su licitors, Mews. Moline. !'.apron, and Loftus, New ina i rilioduni and Mr. Rend, bstecater. 3. Bair, of Scolswood. Noithuinberland. lamp-black minutiae. Curer, sept. 6,7, and 21, at eleven. at the George Inn, Neweastk. upon-Tyne. Solicitors, Mr. Bainbridge, Newt:oafs; and 3lesars. Bell and Itrodrick, How Churchyard, London. IS'. Barger, of Henley-on-Thames, grocer, Aug. 17, at ten, 31, at eleven, and Sept. 21, at ten, at the Hankrupt'a Court. Solicitor, Mr. Maxon, Little Friday -street, London. H. Matthews. of Chamber-street,pioodinan's-ficklit, chant, Aug. 17, 24. and Sept. 21. at twelve, at the 11,1111,rupt4' Court. Solicitors, 31cs.ri. Stitt and Hilton, llaydon-squArc, 31i. nories. DIVIDENDS. _ _ . .... Aug. 31. J. 3lcrrett, late of Arlingham, Gloucester, cattle dealer, at eleven, at the Booth Hall Inn, Glmaconer. Sept. 4. 1). de Cgarte, of Wilson-street, Finsbury-square. mer chant, at twelve, at the Bankrupts' Court. Aug. 31. W. W. Sanderson and J. Sanderson. of Nichnlas.lane, loonbanl.strect, insurance-hrokers, at twelve, at the Bankrupts' Court. arr. 11. J. Atherton. of ham-atter, saddler and harness-maker, at twelve, at the office of 3lr. II tilde. I.irerpool. Sept. 2. T. Hewitt, a %I hitt:hutch, Salop, furrier, at eleven, at the Lord Hill Inn, Whitthutch. Sept. 18. E. Langley and W. lklch, of Iligh-street, Southwark, em;ravers, at eleven, at the Bankrupts Court. CERI'IFICATE.I —A uuraw 31 . W. B. Puns, now cr late of Ihtchet, Buckingham, book and music-seller.-11. W. Wood, J. Wood, and J. Wood, of Chandos street, 1 'orent-ganlen, habertiashers.— .1. Casten, late of Blackman. street, Newington, wire-worker.—J. C. Yates, of Rosemary-lane, ‘Vhitecluipel, china and glass man.—J. Rowley, late of Stoorport, Iruceester, merchant.-11. M. Japha, of Culcliester-sortvt, Stooge gardens, London, merchant. PAKTNEIISIIIPS 1/ISSOLVLD. S. Swan and W. N. Buckley, of Manchciter —J. Borrow and J. Ikans, of Wa!brook, druggists, so far as regards J. Horror—t'. Moss and J. M. 'Ditty, of Doughty-street, surgeon,: and apothe caries-7'. liurhidge, sen. and T. littrbidgc. jitn. of 'Coventry, gm errs—lt. Wadi,. anti W. Beadle, of IVateringbury, Kent, black smiths—lt. F. Ring, E. Allies, and G. W. Pritchett, of Bristol, tobacro-pipe and pseking-box-makers---li. Withers and T. Beale, of Farnham, linen and woollen-drapers—J. Aloes and S. 6,egory, of Andinshaw, I.ancaster, briek-makent--J. Ilrierley, jun. J. liar_ riven, J. Pearson , and B. Pearson, of 3lanchester dea ls in print. cd and cotton goo:1s, so tar as regards J. Harrison:4i. Soarnes and M. Starnes of Holborn-hill, tallow.chandlers—ft. Wilson and C. Swengley, of 31/tech:Ater, plumbers and glaziers—J. W. Sharpe and J. flail, of I :hurch-lane, %Whites...lmpel—J. Wood and A. Les lie, of Birchen lane, prorisionanerch.mts. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. THE RING. _ ..... Ben Burn has matched his nephew, Jem Burn, who fought the Long Irishman shout a fortnight since against Neale. the Streatham youth, for 100 guineas e-side, to edit on the 21st of De cember, two months after Neale meets Whitt-headed ltob. Ben is so confident in the success of his relative, that he has betted 20 guineas, p.p. with Neale on the event. MATCHES MADE LAST Nino].--Josh. Hudson's money is ready under a forfeit of BM sovereigns, to be made for 51101. ; to be staked next Tuesday. Josh is careless where the money is staked. Cannon's hackers may name the place. A brave little man, Redman, is wilting to fight any thing of his weight. nick il7urtis stated that he was ready to light axy man in a week, and give him half a stone. SPARRINH. Peter Warren had his benefit at the raves' Court yesterday, and although a fiat pme in town yet the kindreds of fine science were *bete. Upon no UCCUSiOJI was the Court more respectably attended. The sets-to were abundant, and their quality was correct. Peace Inglis was present. to set.to with, or to make himself • match, for Ing lis Turner. The best and finest set.to in the Court was between Reid end a Mr. Nook, and a pretty time of it he had ; he wee floored twice. and the last left him stuptfied upon the stage. Here r. row occurred: the Chelsea cobbler floored his fine ideas, and held him with both hands. There was a fine set.to between %Card and Jem Burn. Oliver art.to with (laynt,r, and it was • kat give pod take match. EX tiI'UTION OF lIONORA CONCANNON. The trial of this wretched roman, at the Clare Assists, was re ported in the ifish Prrso uf ‘Vedncsday last. The Clare Jolera.ll mem the following account of her ►ubuyuent conduct and execu tion : Front the time of Lev sentence being passed, until eitellnstant she ems precipitated from the fatal drop, the Rev. Osen O'Shaugh neasy had been unremitting in his endeavours to bring her mind to a state of peace ; and, a short time before she was removed from her cell, had succeeded so far as to induce her to conduct herself in somewhat of a becoming manor?, and, we believe, to join him in prayer. Until then, her behaviour was outrageous in the extreme —blaapheming and screaming incessantly. The momentary calm ness she assumed was, however, thrown aside, and her SCICIIIIIS and resistance renewed with redoubled violence, when the summons are rived to conduct her to her last earthly scene. The most dreadful imprecations, the most heart-rending apathy, were the only res ponses she matle'to the affecting appeals of the attending Clergy men. No persuasion, no intreaties availed to bring her to a proper sense of her situation ; and force was at leng th reluctantly resorted to, to fulfil the sentence she so justly merit ed. We are really sick at the conclusion. She was placed (after having severely bitten the executioner) with the rope round her neck, lying on the platform ; but she exerted all her strength, and rolled herself back into the door ; in the struggle her cap had fallen MT, and her halt hung loose and disordered. The Rev. Mr. O'Shaughnessy then addressed her, but without 'Atilt. She was again tinned out, and, while sit. ting on the drop, was once more exhorted and implored to sue for mercy to hrr Saviour, but she still refused to listen. The drop then fell—one of her legs, which was resting on the frame, remained for a few moments sepporting her, until removed by the excels. tioner; and even in that awful suspension between time and eter nity, she continued to invoke the meat horrid curses on all con cerned in causing her conviction and execution. She struggled for a considerable • ; and thus died the unrepentant perpetrator of the most enormous, cruel, and cold.blouded murder that ever dis graced this country. Ilex body was subsequently conveyed to the County Infirmary. where it rein:Lloyd unclaimed by any friend or relative. She was a native of a remote part of the county of ()away, and had been at service in many places in this county, which she tided, we under stand, with much satisfaction to her employers., until seduced into a course of vice, winch too many females have the misfortune to enter upon. She has left one child, a boy, fur the hand of charity to pre serve from the CI3IIIIIIC of its unhappy parent. DuoieNtxn.—An inquest was yesterday held at the Ben Johnson, Shoe-lane, Fleet-street, before T. Shelton, Etc). Coroner, on the body of Jane Sykes. aged M. Wm. Wheatley, Itghtentian, sworn, deposed he was on board a barge which he had the care of, lying off Rosher s wharf, on Sunday evening last; there was ea other barge about al feet distant front his; he had been on board during the evening in company with the deceased and her husband, who slept in the cabin. Witness went to bed between Id and II o'clock ; at that time the other barge was aground, being low wa ter. About one o'clock he was aL-nned by the husband calling out " Will ! Will !" On . •ting up, he observed the other bare.: ra pidly sinking, and it was with the utmost difficulty he succeeded :n rescuing the old man (Sykes), who was almost drowned. It wa x impossible to save the deceased. He conceived this melancholy accident was owing to a plug at the bottom of the vessel being out. Wm. Sykes was now led into the Jury-room in a state of great de bility. Ile deposed, he was first alarmed by the water rushing upon them in the c4bin. lie got his wife by the hand, endeavouring' ' to save her, and called out to the firm witness ; she was not able to get out of the cabin, and witness was then obliged to let go her hand, and saw her no more. He could not account for the plug being nut ; it might hate been forced up by the water. The barge was heavily laden with stones. Your witnesses proved, that about Mitt o'clock they went to search the bar,„-c. having heard of the ac cident, and they do:livered the deemed floating inside the cabin. which was neatly filled with water. The .lury immediately re turned a verdict el •• Ace:dent:ally drowned." 1:1 the correspondence re:iiting to de? Stave Trade, printed by order of the House of Commons, ere lave the 'details of tb. , procredingA of Sir lt,!,leort Farquhar, the late G iver nor of the Mauritius, in cif , cting the abolition of the slave traffic in the dominions of Itathutia, the bottom of Mutest. The practical eflixts of the Treaty concluded with iv. Imam!, have been to clew tiv• formerly gcat slave-market of Zinizil;:ir. Commodore Noursc, undertow of that port, the sth theitrnixr, states, that about LS days after his arrival there, a vested, under French colours. with Qt guns. conic direct from Europe. to porchase slaves at that market ; but. being disappointed, she sailed away pro fessedly fur Nueva:. The Commodore, with a view af rr"moting and enrol cing a strict fultiltneet of the Treaty with the linatim, in Zinribar and the adjoining depen dencia of that ti-lvereign, provisionally appointed a Coo. sul, with the et/Ilse:it of the 6%nm...0r of Zanzibar, and in conformity to the tour of the 'Treaty, to reside at Zan :Dian Sir It. Fiirquii tr was of opinion § that the Treaty bad been religiously observed, and that not a single davit Lad been shipped from any part of itatiainr's dominions sitice the Treaty was ratified. It be. not appear bf any of the documents, that the Imam was to receive any pe cuniary comp , 'nation for 'oppressing the slave trade in his territories. te:r Robert arqultar, in ore of his latest despatches frion the Mauritius, says, " It is a great smote of satisfaction to use to leave tidy hslsn.j fr ...a from the stigma of the slave vatic ; no instanu of Mil crime hav ing occurred for so lung a pried, and the measures for presenting its revival receiving each iliy greater force, ex tent, and consolidation." the following is Ike Proclamation anniuncirg the con-. elusion of the Treaty Fills the inninn PRIICLA MA TION. In the name of hp) Sla'esty George IV. m' the I . rited Ki"reltn of Great Britain and Ireland. king. his Excellency eir Mpbert Townsend Farittd‘ar, Bart. thsw,ru. , caoti l'ominannier.in.Chief • of the Island of Al auritius and Dependencies, Captai.i.General and Vice.Athuical, kr. &c. &c. Whereas by a treaty bearing date the to h September, 1322. made and executed by and between his Highness the In sum of Muscat, at Muscat. of the noe par'; t Fairfax Mores by, of his Majery's ship Mena. ves.e.l. fur this per - o-4, with full powers, by his Excellency Si: It. T,Fargithar, hart. Governor and tninnuouler.M.(hief of the Island of 3latiri.tte, zed Dependencies, tlaptaimtiencral. Vice-Admiral, &e &c &c. of the other art; it was agreed, among other thing., that all t-affio irs slaves to fureiga countries should cease and be aholi,lied for crsr from the dominions and dependencies of his said Highness. This is to declare, that in cotifonwit y to the said treaty, solrrelc made by his said Highness, he bait issued orders at Zanzibar. and throughout all the dominions and dependencies of the !mum of Muscat, on the coasts of Arabia, Africa. he. &c.. to all his of 3. cent. to prohibit the sales of slaves to all foreigi. nations, and isso to wise upon any Arab vessels laden with slaves,. fur the pt:rpas., of sale, in any foreign countries, together with their owners.- c tains, officers and crews, or that may be found transporting slzy.s to or front itattagaicas, aeon the was adjacent; and It is further declared by the said treaty, that British cruisers lure atultority to seise all Arab yowl,' that may be found laden with slaves to thil eastward of a line drawn from the tape Delgado, lousing sixty miles to the eastward of the Island of Socotra, and on to Da Head, being the western extremity of the fluff of Canibra ; or that may be found carrying slaves to or front Madagascar, or tn seas adjacent; and further, finally. it is by the said treaty eireedr that all vessels from the ports or harbours of his Iligleiest s do. minions or dependencies, shall in future be furnished whit a cert:. tieate from the local authorities, stating the porn they lidie:g to, and the object of their voyage; and declaring, that all vessels on. provided with these certificates shall be liable to scizu:e and con. liscation after the 11th January next, in order thc more effectually to extirpate the slave tragic; of which all persons will take doe notices (Signed) R. T. T.IRQUIIAIL By order, (t.agateal) 6. A. 1.1.1tt HY, titief 54.-eretary to tiorernmrat Government Goose. Port Louis, Mauritius, 3((tla October, 11122. A Despatch from the late Sir Charles Mac Cart! y, dat.l Cape Coast Castle, Elth Merinlnr last, writes:- 14cent information fully proves, that the traffic in slaves is con. firmed to carried on in full vigour by the Freuch. During the period of eighteen months, no lees thin five I mein have taken cargoes a• Shebat', the mouth of the Sherbro. As the Dalinas and Cape Mount have not been visited for several months by cur cruisers, the exact number of slava has not been as... rtained ; bnt I am informed on good authority, that scarcely one month has elapsed without two or three French vessels being thus e:nployed at those places; and by the arriv.l of a Danish PC:IjOINK we have information, that she fell in wilt ti.-o at the Galina, and one at Cape 31tn.nt, last Septeuabcr. 1 ham &e. (Signed) C. MAC CART!IV INSURRECTION IN ✓4Jr.i!C4: The following extracts from received in Wasgow, communicating some further intelligence relating to the late insurrection in Jamaica, are from the Gi,,sg,u• Courier of Saturday:— " :Renter* Ray, June 15, " I regret to ray that we are all in a state of site greatest posikble alarm; six estates and perms are in a state of open rebellion Hanover, near our line, and there are, from the Loam wound , re ceived from that district, up,ards of ffthl armed negro men in the woods, with abundance of ammunition buried; every hour fresh accounts are received of the disaftemino of other pray/reties. Our militia are all upon the alert, and 1 fear their duty will he hard in. deed. A moat deep-laid and extensive plot has been discoveries'., eight hours prerious to its being carried into effect. " k rain the Upper Part of St. James's Parish. Junels. " f am sorry to inform you a very alarming rebellion has been discovered on the eve of breaking out on Argyk fstate, the pro perty of Mr. John 31alculm. The most able and effective negro.% have taken to the woods, and are killing cattle and commuting every rebellious act they can. The intelligence, we know. reache s. S Town on Sunday. The Hanover and trestmoreland Militia, with the Interior Regiment, are out, and keeping guard at different posts in the vicinity. If active and vigorous mearares are not adopted immediately, there is no say ing what the conse quences may be, and I fear the present governor is not the man for such times. The King's Prochunation is of no u''. Mr. Wii_ berfurce'swritingshave praduced this. Unless sene..iniag decisive is so: done, (.tad only knows what is to be oar tate. We want troops, and not religious instructors; and I hope all connected with us will use their tolluence with Government, and when they come. every parish should have a like protection; not to be kept is the neighbourhood of Spanish Town or Kingston." ANOTHER LETTER THOM TUC SOUDERS or UANOrT% PAM ISIL aux,: 16. Ton will be sorry to Ire. r that the iMin.h side of Jmnaiea is again in a state of alarm, fr.iin the rebellions spirit erinted oft many estates in the perish of Ila*,orer. The lino diseo-ere vu on Argyle estate, the property of 31r. 31-deollin. They, the yr - pees, proposed to rise on the night of the 11th instant, and in the first place to murder their inasters ; then proceed to murder all the white p ople on the estate, and after setting lire to the works. to pmeeed to the next roperty, to murder and destroy with ar e all its their way. I his plot was happily dirrovered abort ten o'clock the SAMS fur:noon, and measures taken to frustrate du it plans; the Western Interior regiment was ot&rt4 eat. and is stationed at Arryle tale ; there are also a body of regulars at the Montpelier-bridge. and every measure is adopted tc frustrate their evil designs. I will not close this letter till the latest. and in the MCilllitOt, if :0) thing should occur, I shall iidartn you of it. Jux . E)7. Nothing farther has occurred yet, but the account of the t: bcls having destroyed sewers' hones aad mule. belongin:, to tt , e Argyle Penn, also that they still cint:nuc in a body. Tits era !.- house.' of Alexandria estate have been burnt down, and as tb. v took tire in *even' places at the same time. it is Lily believed it was intentionally dune al.m, the orersen's lionNe in li..ltlea.grove was forcible entered, and all the tirearms and :mini:anion taken away. lit SEC C•Ritt..—Notice.—.lll commercial tT2Vt ners, who may in future enter the Electorate of Ilesxs ate in formed, that after a regnlation published at l'aszel on the 41st of April last, every person bearing patternr. of Foreign naerchandisc are tleaired to tr.ake a formal declaration of the sante at the Custom ediee stational on the frontiers. The omission of conforming to this order will ruldeet tbent to the severest penalties, arrerably to the paragraphs to 108 of the law on that subj. et. Procectliovs have al ready been cammenctd against a travel!, r who had ne glected to conform thereto.—.! r, nof:/:. "si rs. A brewer at !'aria has lately . !,11.,.i0 , of porter, the excellence of which is I; ! .lily vaunted in one of the French Journals. The n it i 3 h.aderl •• Anoth,‘ canquest our Englaml ! :11:1 it is easti.lentiv pre.bet-4 that this new invention wi!l FOOll super:rile all ether malt beverage throu Europe ! *At the Limerick the 2d instant, Mabichy gyes was eaae.t. toned to death for burglary !Bilked. and James Lysaglit, a fanitor, R 33 found guilty of the forcible abduction of Mnrgaret Campbell. at Billyertocn. :, V 1 • r. I ' . r i a , I i 1 , 1 1 4 r i . . $ r t lk , 1 i . : . t 1 t 4 I ~~ 4~ sii 1 i r