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„ /-(-y e - • - 1 17 ) EL .~- /f/ , I it rt V *4 1 r iA rt - ' , ~....................J...._k ummeam•uklm---w-gian--mmawan—N..,,,,Nm THURSDAY, JULY 7 1696, su — ddings, Trade, Kingdom of Great Britain. JUNE 24, 18211. AU Persons whose insarances become due at Midsummer are re quested to oh their Receipts are now ready, sad should be paid witbio 18 days from this period. The Directors are desirous of selling the attention of the Public to the advantages derived b all persons Insuring in this ()Bioe—that while all losses have bom paid by them with the utmost promptitude and regularity from tbs establishment of the Office, 1696, a return of the profits has variably been made to all persons insuring with them for sent ears during the whole of that period. No charge is made fog Policies when the sum insured amounts to 3001. or upwards. Ms! mamma is given daily at the Office from nine in the morning' anti) four in the afternoon. BENJ. ROUSE. ass. aUA RDIA '.I FE ASSURANCa FIRE AN_ COMPANY. RD-4 , the Enmities et the Post,effice, London. les span which this Institution is founded have been idler &niters investigation of the practice of other Offices, aed will be found to combtn advantages not hitherto offered by any ember lenience Company. Tin Assured of a certain lending participate in the Profits Mel .sere are. A ashamibed Capital, amounting to Two Millions, secures the Amami from the responsibility attached to Societisafer mutual annrasce. Claimants may have their demands on the Company submitted to selmencs. No Charge made tor Polities when the sum assured serums-to VOSL arid upwards. DIRECTORS. RICHARD MEE RAIKES, E.q. CHAIRMAN. GEORGE Lit - ALA., Esq. DEPVTT CHAtemAx. MR' t Hon. Joha Gamut, Stewart Marjoribaoks, E. agar ALP. , Ear: Rowland AlRefiell, Dr* Wfa. Copland, E. Robert Mitford, Esq. - Was. D. Dawson. son Eaq . John O. Raveniihaw, Esq. Sit T. Barrie Farqnhar, Bart. Robert Rickards, Esq. !Lebolas Garry, Esq .: John Shore, Esq. Via. lialdimand, e.sq. M.P. Edward Stewart, Esq. Jib. Harvey. Esq. Andrew Henry Thomson, Esq. fissivJemier, Esq. John Thornton. Esq. Johal.och„ 'Bal. John Tulloeh, Dim John Macau, Lag. M.P. James Tulloch, Esq. ALUDITORS. Loofa Loyd, Ear; A. W. Robarta, Esq. M.P.; and William Ward. Esq. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That Assurances which expire tit Midsummer should be renewed Ohio fifteen days thereafter, or they become void ; and that the E ih fur such Renewals ari 51W ready for delivery with the vs Agents four the Uothjeeny throughout the United WILLIAM WILLIA 3IS, See. _...... IM hl FERIA L DISTILLERY COMPANY.--The Di- 2. rectors have much pleasure in announcing to the Shareholders, I that tLey hare purchased Messrs. Booth's very valuable and exten sive freehold Distillery, Premises, and Plant, at Stanatead A bbots, in Hens. This Property has been surveyed by scientific persons, eminedly qualified to judge of its value and advantages, and they eon= in the opinion, that the purchase has been effected upon nary satisfactory terms i the Premises being of great capability, and eligibly situate for communicating with the London Markets, and obtaining a plentiful supply of grain, and every other requi site for working to advantage. The necessary repairs have been eommenced, so as to enable the Company to produce Spitim for the Lembo Market is the muting Season ; and from the well known tiler and ability of their Distiller there can be no doubt of the eltimeereuccesa of the undertaking being fully equal to the most seVelexpectations. bona in the Distillery Laws, by the recent Act., are eseliesed nigher beneficial than otherwise to the interests of the Conroy ; and the Directors are of opinion that at no period could nodertsking of this nature have been entered upon with better respects of mutual advantage to the Shareholders and the Public. for the purpose of carrying these very desirable objects into effect, the Directors have resolved on making a Call of Five Pounds per Rem*. 1.) be paid on or before the 18th instant, and also on ;awing Shares in lieu of Scrip Receipts ; and the Scrip Holders are therefore requested, either by themselves or by their authorised Agents, to attend at the Office of the Company, No. 9, Mark on 14ednesday, the lath ; Saturday, the 9th ; IVednesday, the 13 th ; Saturday, the 1 fhb ; and hlonda, the 18th instant, betreeen the hours of Two and Pour In the A fternoon, for the put. pew of paying to a Committee of Directors, who will attend on each of those days, at the Office of the Company, the amount of the Shares held ; abo for the purpose of exchanging the Scrip for the Shares, and of signing the Deed of Settlement, which has been approved by the StantingCounsel and the Directors. Should it be inconvenient to any Sc rip Holder to attend, for the purpose of signing the Deed, printed Forms of Powers of Attorney may be procured at the Office, empowering Persons to execute the Deed ice them, it being determined by the Directors that no Scrip Bolder can receive Shares for Scrip until he has first signed the Deed of Settleutent ; and no Scrip can be exchanged for Shares after Monday, the 18th instant. WM. LANE, Secretary. No. 9. Mark-lane, July 4. 1818. CIAPIT.IL PIANO-FORTE'S and PEDAL HARPS, at J. WATLEN'S, Leicester-place, Maker to the Royal Families of France and the Netherland*, and to the Duchess of Clarence. S ,, me thousands of his Piano-Fortes are already in the havidoof the Public. He has now several Cabineu and Obliques, theths can warrant, for tone and touch, equal to any ever made; 'lvo • Cabinet, good LS new, 38 Guineas, worth 60 Guineas ; a 'Rosewood Cabinet. R 5 Guineu, for 60 Guineas ; a Square Piano, •.t5 Guineas; New double-action Harp, 80 Guineas, worth 1201. •• , ;.ingle, 45 Guineas ; ditto, 35 Guineas—late the property of Ladies. 'DISH, Contractor, sincerely thanks the Public for-their 13 distinguished favours, and regrets testate this probably is the ast Scheme be shall have the plea s ure t o contract for, Parliament :laving resolved to abolish Lotteries for ever ! Besides the Prizes in the present Scheme, amounting to 204,442 L IN STERLING MONEY, BISH ADDS SIXTY-POUR PIPES OF WINE, ORATIS I Therefore, independently atlas FOUR GRAND PRIZE.S OP J 221.060 .0.11,026 21,050 21,026 With many other Capita s, and No Blanks ! AMIN ONE DAY. FRID.IY.ISthTHIS MONTH (JULY), Koch of the Holders of the Four Prizes of 1.000 Guineas, whether bought at BISFra, or any other Licensed Lottery Office, will be entitled to 16 Pipes Wine, and for Shares in proportion tso that a sixteenth will hare One Pipe of Wine besides the Share of disro Guineas. The Wine to be chosen from the Stock of any Wine Merchant in the Kingdom, by the fortunate holders them selves. • In the tottery drawn Tuesday. 31st 31 ay, Shah shared and sold No. IsO4 . I:30.000 - in 6 Shares UN • 10,000 - in 9 Shaul And Smoother Capitals, the liberal of which were distributed all over the United Kingdom. A variety of Number are new on sale by BISR, Contractor, 4. Uombill, and 9, Charing-cross, London ; and by her Agents throughout the Kingdom. excellent and commodious RESIDENCE, pleasantly situate at Southgate, :n the county of 31iddlesex, commanding delightful views of the rich surrounding country ; containing noble eating. room, about 26 feet by 21 feet ; drawing-room, 21 feet by 19 feet 6 inches; morning room and library, billiard-room, four principal bedchambers, a secondary ditto, two servants' room', and thee. nurseries; kitchen, servants' ball, butler's pantry, larder, dairy, arched vault for wine, ale, Re.; laundry, breahowie, coalhouae, ie.; carriage, poultry, and farm yards; double coachhouse, five. stall stable, large barn, husbandry stable, cowhouse, sheds, Re. ; productive garden with lofty walls, lawn and pleasure grounds, three enclosures of rich meadow land immediately behind the house, containing upwards of 28 acres; and also 26 acres of arable land in front, in the highest state of cultivation, and the whole abun dantly supplied with tine water. To be viewed by tickets only, which, with particulars, may be had of Winstanley and Sons, Paternoster-row. Particulars also of Misers. Bromley, Solicitors, Gray's Inn. BOW-STREET. But.t.-aiturista.--Yesterthy morning MT. Martin, M.P. ac companied by Mr. C. Phillips, u his counsel, his aoHcitor, and Wheeler, the agent of the Society against Cruelty to Animals, attended this office, in expectation of the further hearing of the Mr. AI iftsitutt.. the presiding Magistrate, inquired if Perry, the officer who was charged with serving the summons, was in at tendance ? when it was found he was absent on other bitsiuess. The worthy Magistrate then informed Mr. Phillips that a com munication had been previously made to him by that officer of his having failed in his attempt to serve the summons on two of the parties, who, on seeing him, jumped ont of • boat lots the river, where they remained, add thus frustrated his intention. Mr. C. PA I LI. irs. on hearing this, applied for a warrant against the parties, which was granted without hesitation, and directions were given that they should be taken Into custody upon it forth. with. Mr. C. PIIILLIPS observed, that since the commencement Of the proceedings in this case, no less than two bulls had been ac tually baited to death in the vicinity of London, and Mr. Martin remarked, that the " tlefortunate bull," the subject of the present information, had also mikt a similar fate. • M A R IiBOROUG Fl •ST R BET. Information having been given at this office, that two foreigners of distinction, one a Marquis and the other a Colonel in the army, purposed fighting a duel at an early hour yesterday morning, at k certain spot, a short distance from town, Ballard and Westcott, the officers, were despatched with a warrant lo take the parties into custody, but on arriving on the ground pointed out, at the hour named, and waiting some time without any appearance of the combatants, the officers suspected that they might have chosen other ground, and to ascertain how the matter stool, proceeded to the residence of the parties, when they were glad to learn, from the gendeman Who employed the officers, dud*. Weir had, by the interr o n si Zaatased friends , been nor = rea d and Ora di iffilif officers did not, re, thlhever ielli ri edmile" t necessary to pond farther, and left the matte, to rest there. QUEEN-SQUARE. EXTENSIVE RAIRE.LABY AND EONrESSTOW...—For several days past this office halt been much crowded to hear the examina tion of two persons, named Win. /tippets. senior, and Wm. Rippen his son, charged with a daring burglary in the house of Mr. Wolfe , a woollen-draper, 1 , -...c. residing in Redfordbary, whose premises were broken into and tobbed of woollen cloths, silks, Etc. to the amount of upwards of 1501. The circumstances attending this case seem rather ektriordinary. On the morning of the robbery a search-warrant was obtained at Queen-square ~o examine the premises of the elder Rippen, who resided nett door In the prosecutor. The officers (Pace and Vfeedbury) accordingly went there ; they saw.thw elder Rippen and his wife. On learning their errand, they gave them a candle to search the premises, observing, they wake igeonest of any stolen property being concealed there ; WM. * OM °Puri *kering the cellar the greatest portion of the Mks was dicoiered. cose gr i er The prosecutor's km upon this s .j " Rippe'', who, he knew, associated with thieves, and a apprehend ed him ; but on conveying him to the riffles he twice necked him down, and made a determined resistance. On their way also, • young man, called lopt, alias Carca), attempted to rescue the prisoner from them ; in consequence of which he was suspected to be one of the gang, and was taken into custody. Beffire the Magistrate (Mr. Masataka) Fogg voluntarily came forward and stated the facts against die younger Rippen. Ile admitted knowing the two kismet; 14 the bar. About eleven o'clock on the morning of the robbery, he saw • mob round Ftippen's door, and observed a light come out of Mr. Wolfe's premises to go into Rippen's house; knowing time the younger prisoner was in Villiers-street, Strand, he went lb him ; and said " Bill, what have you been at, they are searching of your place ?" " Are they,"' replied the prisoner, and, scratching hts head, said ." he thought how it world be." Witness then put the question to Itim, " Who are in it, is John Flanagan, John Ready, and Dave (meaning David Jenkins) in it ?" The priaoner replied yes, and told him to go up and see how it got on, and let him know. On witness's re turn young Rippen was in euetedy of Or. Wolfe's son and ano ther man. He heard nothing more said by the prisoner but that he would not go. The younger prisoner denied that any such conversation took place. Pace, the officer, on searching young Rippen, found a key of a box in his father's house, which box he minutely examined, and disco. vered a quantity of duplicates for different articles, pledged at vari ous pawnbrokers' slops, whirls bore the names of Rippen and Fogg; he had informed the pawnbrokers of the circumstance, who were now in attendance to proiluce the property, consisting principally of silver spectacids, identified to be the property of Mr. • Page, 1 pawnbroker in Long-acre, stolen from him during the late ire in Rooe-streot, intuited immediately behind Mr. Page's pre. mitres. It appears that on the chine of the last examination, on the younger 'prisoner being remanded to Tothill-fields, he requested pen, ink, and paper. Mr, 8,11, Nodder, the Governor of Tonna fields prison, being informed that the prisoner required writing materials, he granted them, and some short time after was in. ' formed by the gaoler, Alfred Pople. that the prisoner wished to see him. Witness accordingly saw him, when he asked if he (Sir. N.) would allow a letter to be forwarded to the Magistrate ; he re plied he bad no objection, but desired to know the purport; upo n , which the prisoner said , tt MU to confers to the burglary, to c lear • his father, who *at innalleent. Mr. Nodder consequently waited 1 till he had written, signed, and directed the letter to the Magistrate, 1 E. Marbland, Esq. 1 The prisoner openly avowed the purport of the letter while at the I bar, and stated that a man named Ready, with Dave (Jenkins), , came to him about twelve o'clock at night ; he was then in bed at 1 i his father's house ; he came down, and went with them and cm , mined the robbery, and then concealed the plunder in his father's I home. _ The Governor proved that the letter was the same he received from the prisoner, and which he deflected to Mr. 31arkland, and it bore the prisoner's signature. Pace the officer has since ascertained that the person named Dave is at present confined in the House of Correction for a rob , befit subsequently committed. The Magistrate fully committed the two prisoners for trial, the former for receiving the stolen pewperty,tnd the latter for the burg lary, and bound over all the parties to prosecute. MARY-LAJDONNE OFFICE. BIUTAL Asestri.T.—Yeinerday s foreigner entered this office in an agitated state, covered with bbod, hie face and nose being cut in • most shocking manner. For some minutes he was unable to speak, only extending his hand, in which was • piper contain ing some fragments of bone, and he faintly exclaimed, Look sir • bones of my nose—Give me justice." Mr. xsox advised htm to tiouiposs himself, which hay- lag done. he said he was a licensed h wbt. Ow that morning, about 11 o'clock, he in the course of his MIAs called at the house of General Sir John Murray, Westimeemserreeo, and knocking at the door, tendered his ware, civilly tale the footman if the family wewled /By thing ip his way ? The habban flippantly mocked his was Lglssh, and'directed him mad, to the stables, saying the easehmes was the person to apply to, as he only introduced such "peddling fellows" to the ladies of the family. lie submissively nniInISIMINI that it was strange a madman should wait upon the mall was in the act of walking towards the stable, when the room spoke, or attempted to speak German to • little dog which saw ose•panion in ull his wanderings, and very insultingly re. ,7'S. On Tuesday morning, when Sir RBinstE came into the Bow streetolfice, it was announced to him that Conway, a Highgate constable, had a gentleman in custody, on a charge of having been concerned in a duel, in which one of the combatants had been mor tally wounded. Conway soon after made his appearance, aceotn panied by a gentleman, whose name we were inf or m e d was G ra y, and stated that a d ue l had been fought at Ilomsey that morn. lag, and one gentleman wounded, and that he (Conway) took the defendant into custody at a public house, to which the wounded man was carried. • Sir It. Bjasrre liked Mr. Gray if he had any observation to make. The gentleman stated that he was a surgeon, and that he was merely called upon to attend the wounded man in that ca pacity, that the person was badly but not mortally wounded, that he kad dr e ssed the wound, and put the patient in a tolerably fair way, and was leaving the public-house, when he was taken into custody at the door. Sir R. DlAwte asked Conway by what authority he took Mr. Gray into custody; and the constable said he dal so by the direr- ' don of the Rev. Dr. Owen, the magistrate. He had no warrant. Dr. Owen, as he understood, had heard that a duel had been fought and a man wounded, and he ordered him to go to the pub. lic.house, there it was said the wounded man was lying, and to take into custody any person who had been concerned in the affair. Re there saw Mr. Gray, and understood that he came with the Wounded man, and he therefore took him Into custody. Sir R. RW E.—But why did you not take the gentle Man be fore Dr. Owen ? Where she the necessity for dragging him four or five miles ? Conway said he intended to have done ao, but after he had taken Mr. Gray into custody, a note was delivered to him from Dr. Owen. in which the Doctor stated that he was going to town. and should not ratnnotantil lats, and de,ired him to take his prisoner to list. tonitarillsn, 'dame other race, and if ant A qz• i t r iau did lere asked. us say tilot holirt.OWon) was frees kaiak the note to Sir &Maki. lbo aw in g reed it. asked Conway if he belonged 'to the Dow.urreerestsblishment 1' The late* replied in the negr ties ; site Sir Richard said he thought not, and he was glad of It. Ho should be sorry to have such blundering and bungling among , his officers, Ile then asked him if there was any one prepared to make a charge against Mr. Gray Conway said, not that he knew of. Sir R. RtßNlE—Dave you any charge to make yourself ? Conway—No, Sir. I merely acted under Dr. °teen's clinic, dam Sir R. 'nitrite said, Mr. Gray was discharged, and he was sorry be had been pm to the inconvenience of being brought time. .Mr. Gray wished to ask a question. Watt a medical man who was called to attend • person wounded in a duel legally liable to arrest ? because it world be exceedingly unpleasant if be were to be subject to such results. Sir R. Binsitt said it was perfectly clear that a medical man going out with parties, though only in attendance to his aid in case of hurt, was liable to all the consequences thit the prin. ciples were subject to ; but if he were merely called in after the duel had been fought, it was equally clear that his person was sacred. Mr. Gray did not say in which of the two situations he stood, nor was the' question asked. We understand the parties in the duel are distinguished officers in his Majesty's service, but we have not learned the cause of quaYrel. CABINET-MAKERS' SOCIETY. Monday the seventh anniversary of the Cabinetmakers' Society, was celebrated by a very numerous body of its members walking in procession from the Nagle Tavern, Mile-end, through the lead. ing streets of the metropolie, to White Conduit House, Penton. vine, where a dinner had bean provided on the occasion. About 10 o'clock the procession began to move from Mile-end, attended by two bands of music, numerous banners, adorned with appro priate devices, mottoes, &c., and attracted considerable notice uit advanced up Whitechapel; when they arrived opposite the ant- blishment, 71, Leadenhall-street, a halt took place, while the handl performed some favourite tunes, and the procession again advanced without further delay till they reached Carlton Palace, where another halt took place, and " God save the King" was performed, and concluded amid loud cheers; and they now proceeded up Re. gent-street, Piccadilly, Bond -street, Oitbrd.street, down Holborn, to White Conduit House, where they arrived about half-past two. After an excellent and substantial dinner, and the company Natal enjoyed themselves for an interval in the gardens attached to the above house, they again assembled in the large room, where, Ow.' a few preliminary observations, the Chairman gave " the King.' which was drank in bumpeis with great applause, the bend pest. forming the national anthem ; " the beatbs.of the Duke of York, and the Royal Family." were then given with loud cheers, and after drinking the hearths of severe! Noblemen, Ladies, and Gen. climes, who patronize the Society, the healths of G. W. Neuton, Esq. and Mr. Rice, two of the Trustees of the Society, were drank =r at applause. Thbse gentlemen returned thanks, and " the o f AI L W. Theme], the 'Secretary, Mr. Hasler, and Othie gentlemen of the establishment" were then given, dad severally acknowledged. The Chairman now rose, and after congratulating the Society cm its prosperous and improving state, and expatiating on the benefits. which its supporters derive front it, shortly stated to the company the Society's account tot last year. Goods sold, . £32,211 House Rent, Taxes, Deducting for labour, Interest for Money, materials, &c. 30,306 &e - £1,310 - Bad Debts - - 190 Paid to the Sick - 25 1,906 Tradesmen's Subserip llollll - - 92 1,9117 1,615 Helene* in favour of the Societ y ft:abl Enabling the S - ociety - to I d i e i c i l 2 aae dividend of 21. Lie. per man, which sane the members received am Friday lea. Harmony now became the order of the evening, and was coral-, nued with spirit till a late hour. Igvery thing passed off in the best poiaibie style, and all appeared satisfied with the pleasures of the day. BATTLS'OP MAYO.—On Wednesday last, at the fair of 1 Mayo, in the Queen's County, a pitched beetle toile place between the colliers of Newtown. Towiceton, and Arde tagle. The road on both sides for miles wits studded with regular battalions of colliers, drawn up with the nitwit discipline. The engagement was continued for near three hours, during which time volleys of stones flew in every direction. The windows of Doctor Carter's house were shivered to atoms. One man, having no other means of shelter for his wife, secured her in a chest. Several- men had their faces ro battered, that Wit a feature of the human countenance was discernible, and the lives of integral are despaired of. The road running through the Aufalmfbaule VMS so covered with stones, that horses and mmiragy 4P ployed during a great part of the following day M puktog it barely passable.—Carlow Morning Tort .....- -.de ' 40 1 11 W •••• - .IV , .• . . • . . . . • • - -- - --- • •—•• . . No. 7,049. LONDON THURSDAY JULY 7, 1825: -w - -1 1 - ---- —"---------- _ 1116 1 SKTIMSOSw" A ---..... t i EAST I/MIA DOCK HOUSE. I To Sail in a few days, This day, foolscap (Ivo. ts. 6d. marked upon him, calling out " You e.— fellow, you sell a 10s. p July. 1, :82.5. OR BATAVIA and SINGAPORE, the fine cop- VOTE% TO ASSIST THE MEMORY, in -various !bail foe 201.; I know you, go along. or I will shoot your de c ._ fi'AE COURT OF DIREC r ORS of the EAST IN- I paid Ilesaahaes Brig FORTITUDE, butthen 230 Tons, 1 , 11 SCIENCES• he has got the hydrophobta-" To her insult he only replied, " It's a d---d lie ;" but on reaching the stable, and stating his I. DIA DOCK COMPANY do hereby give Notice. that a WILLIAM BARCH43I, Commander ; lying in the City Condensation is the remelt of ticit and experience., which reject boat! co the ehman, that person very angrily chaired hint to half earl GENERAL MEETING of the Proprietors of the said Canal. fl ea ord & dado th odationt for pawners. what Is no longer esinatiaL" Printed foe Joim 111 y, Albemarle-sera'. be gone, Ind repeating the story about the shawl. lie reinonstra- ecenpan Y y T will be held, at their House in St. Helen's-place, Dish- For Freher i fioelso pp i v ti , fed, and assured him lie was never at that house before, being an pseatemereet, on MONDAY, the I I th 'natant, at II o'Cloek. . 11 WS, RAOSTER. and BUCHANAN, This day h pitted , plat Is. fid, 4 The Court of Di teas (anise give Notice, that at the eat 311, Mark-lane. honest dealer, is hie testimonials could prove and indeed the aril- . A LETTER to the RAIS Hon. ROBERT PEEL, ties he dealt in did not admit of his cheating . The coachman Ilene's' Meeting the Election of Three Directors will take place in _ta_ one of his Majesty's Prillffipal Secretaries of State, on the fiew , said the foreigner "into von grand rage, ct mitt dens one the room of the said number going out of o ffi ce by rotation, scar- Far Passengers only, Law 4f Real Property. and the Praaioe of Conveyancing • sutr'e, tolled me d---- , /rench___, and set the greyhound in my MAUI to the Provisions of th e Act of Parliament. rloa VAN DI EM EN'S LAND and NEW SOUTH . 1-4 By WILLIAM HAYES, pouvre little dog, which' vas nearly kill." He after that abused and By Order of the Court. WALES, the fine fait-sailing Brig JOHN DUNN, Al. Of the Middle TessM ot ti.. Barrister at Law. - followed him twine gate,using very bad language, and with such 110 - JOH NFA BRAN , SecretorY. Earthen 2110 Tons. SUTHERLAND It HEATH , Commander. Printed for S. Sweet. a. Publisher ; and R. Milani. ihnflon-streas Dub Bookseller lA* Bookseller and tibia expressions that the poor foreigner feelingly said he could bear N.B.—The Chair will be taken at 12 o'clock precisely t the Lying in the Load o a D oa k. H u goo d Accommo d at i ons for It oo longer, and was in the act of pulling off his coat to fight him Ballot will commence immediately alter the General Meeting , and passenger,. Ira p a pt. to dose at 2 o'clock precisely. BUCK, iIAGSTER, and BUCHANAN, TO MEMBERS OF TUB MEDICAL PRO/ES-S(ON. w h en the coachman sprung at him, and gave him a tremendous - WEST INDIA DOCK COMPANY. 33, Murk-lane- THE LONDON MEDICAL REPOSITORY and blow on the nose, irbich shattered it to SUMS, and tumbled him to the ground almost dead. While down he kicked him, and on REVIEW. glitlE Court of Directors of tlieWed India Dock Cooupany liiii getting on his feet he struck him three violent blows on the t hereb_y gt __'ire notice, that an HALF-YEARLY COURT or A REGULAR TRADER. Edited by Dr. COPLAND, Dr. DARWALL, and had, and, had not some persons interfered, lie must have been Dr. CONOLLY. GENERAL MEETING will las bdd, psimaaist to the Act of Ice Entered Out at the Custom House, killed. This Work was orient/ establishal with the view ef promoting lilt. RAWLI xsog immediately despatched Gibbs to take the Alio& in the WALES, the tine coppered Ship PRINCE REGENT, ill . eimiclists and .raper% of all Oases of the Medical Profes- coachman into custody, and about three o'clock that officer brought ' *IIIIDAY• *a" day of 'kW* at eaI AMINTING .... ~.a ulti N A . hurdles 10 Tons, WILLIAM B. LAMB, Commander. Lying non, and of aiding the di of practical and scientific informs. him to the office. tion in every d toast of edicine. Asloprolesi____l . ._,,-- . seseseese theorising in the London Dock. Has very superior Accommodations for The Frenchman had in the Interim his nose dressed, and said the llMlnl ooomio6 = ali t e r ingt opo"' a "" sa yt, In iia mem of _ _lhavd _Lyon:, Cabin and ticeiresg• Pasecewers. . Ilse views of the meted Cendutiors of tbe Work are directed to surgeon had informed him that feature was for ever spoiled. He antD a Iymk,ND win For Preigis weir 16 the same ends; and th e Mg demand for the Journal is a sufficient proof _that their _dirodare area veal cif. of the Work . . would be very tedious indeed. bad removed some of the fragments of bone, observing the cure .6. rir i st gaga Meeting the lieraraelag dia arum ins*. BUCT I LTS a ILISTER, and BUCHANA.N, Many of the Numbest(' die g Series ili Eska itillithisiN 0. ILONOLANDS, Sec. 33, Mark-lane. out of print, mid It being tendon of the Editors and Pub- By direction of the Magistrate he repeated his statement before williews Geer*, the coachman, who adrniued the rya A t, offer- Weet Anßallidr Alsalli ISM Behan to make several thapgos as YT trirrrtaa I; ing io evenstation that the for had ban/ very Attains to Tbe Cid, as Two °Tina pred•wil• CHARTERHOUSE.SQUARE. A CON9NIENT MOUS • WIT)/ IMMEIMATE' I'm- ;11:4 1 / "Iv erotail let -• . • - .7,---e —- "Itil 4111 4 6 laillrb:"7 1141 , 11 . 11% Raw' NISON add wadonse (and indeed he 'did Dec think trifle • ,- .• „ IS et the IAiNDON. —: • "'* - Fro be LZT, by WINSTANLkIf and SONS. for ' m ililles oist aly C o u 'd ec r oo l2 o f tell yt ai sc le s it 1 11" t" al'lNlTlMenti and of the r Obaervations, *hieh latter will Mach was given,) could 'ustif such a Whams attach. Whether ..a.. Doc. •,Cj . : , r ,f' si . lweeiaj give Nodal. That WAR- A seven years, a ateronient FAMILY RESIDENCE, in present the reader with a concise view of whatever may be worth it was an Englishman or j a f y 'goer. that received such an outra- geous blotr; hey would De protested by the law, of the country, RANTS f or drat_ E I: 4 ', at die PIVIDENDS due upon the good lanais., particalrely adapted for a profensional man, situate on perusal in all the other medical and scientific Journals published to and this wai t s cage which auntie to be carried to the Sentiment; Slab of Jane last, will be ready for de- instant, .. and n th side of Chtsterlionse-square, containin g . good dining Great Britain, and on the Continents of Europe and America. 4.4.nPa1" ./...1 8t"111v7 ag -" TU ' &SHAY NEXT, the 13th be wind-roognai six bed-looms, and every requisite domestic , Original Canmunications, of a select description, are continued, therefore, he ordered him to Sid good bail, himself in MI. and two sureties in 251. each. twain d ig " — si s ourd ije ff il t ea t i end Three o'clock, and every day after office. and they are solicited on the part of the Editors front the Profes- -I.!oting the same hours. UNION.HALL. did dim fsersL iso ntert4et ''' St COCK, Secretary. Also to be LET, fat fear years, a small HOUSE, situate in don. A larger Imprecation of the Work has enabled the Publishers Fu a loos Daiviato.—John Wheeler, he driver of a Camber- _!Ammo D ar k 1 Ji f f 5 . 38 ' 3. Ilornsey-lane, Highbate, consisting of five bed-rooms, two par. to extend the number of its pages, without Increasing Its price, and well coach, was charged with furious drivir.g on Saturday evening A USTRALIAN . AGRICULTUR:AL COMPANY, loon, kitchen, scullery, &c. and snail garden. thus to render the Work still more deserving of Professional Pa- l ast 11 established under an Act of Parlismat (fath George IV. For further particul•tta, and cards to view, apply to Winstanley 7h n e a rif tZittlalt respects th an e quali v iy ar t ifl o piarttity of its Crients Hammond, an officer of this office, stated, that the defendant Chapter S 6)„ and incorporated by Royal Chmetae. o f and Sons Paterposter.row. spoilt y d iew ill- it is hoped , b found lathed hin !tortes so much, that he was sure the pace exceeded ten NOTICE is hereby Oven, That a GENERAL COURT .an impanel Repository of every thing relating to Medicine, which miles an ho u r. PROPRIETORS will be helot at the London Tavern, Bishops- SOUTHGATE. may deserve to be recorded in i t . Two entlemen kho stated they were outside passengers, ?tin- The Numbers of the Work which have been out of print may be mated t h e pace at ' under six miles. The horses were Li:rely gateatreet, 911 THURSDAY, the Slit isstant. An excellent FA MI LY RESIDENCE, with attached and de- now had of the Publishers. The Chair will be taken at One o'clock precisely. . cantering. J. STRETTELL BRICKWOOD, Secretary. (ached Odicee, Gardens, Lawn, and Fitty-four Acres of Meadow Printed for Thomas and George Underwood, No. 32, Fleet- and Arable Land. Street. Mr. ALIEN expressed his astonishment at this evichoce, and I' King's Army yard, Coleman -street, July 6, 11126. PO be SOLD by PRIVATE CONTRACT, by ‘. -, H AND IN-HAND FIRE OFFICE, New Bridge- 1 WINSTANLEY and SONS, the UNEXPIRED TERM, roErcE. mitigated penalty of 51.• . ---- - mat, Blackfriars, instituted In 1606, for the Insurance of of TWELVE' YEARS and a HALF, at a very low rent, of an _........._ Bu Reasebeld Furniture, Stock in Trad!, &e. within tha excellent and commodious RESIDENCE, pleasantly situate at arm , ..er ot , ern DUEL AND ITS RESULTS. BRO3ILEV, KENT, 12 MILES FROM LONDON. TO he SOLD by PRIVATE CONTRACT, by WINSTA NLEY and SONS, in One or more Lots, • valu able and most desirable FREEHOLD ESTATE, beautifully situate in that much admired and respectable aeighbourhood, Bromley, in the county of Kent, only 12 miles from London, on the !turnip and Tonbridge roads; comprising every commodious and excellent Residence, eutectic small park of DPW 140 acres of very rich land, chiefly meadow, partly encompassed by high nak paling, ornamentally diversified and 'enriched with woods, fine forest timber, luxuriant plantations, thrubbeffes, aad walks, ap proached by two very seat sad substantial Gothr lodges and con raining every conventual' ilidiseeonsmodation for a family of the first respectability, six. capital dintng-morn 28 foot by 22, drawing. room 24 feet by 48, library 24 feet by 47, gentleman's mein, 9 bed chambers, dressing rooms, 'dm • attached and detached offices of nay dsoominacks, double soetubouse, 'tabling tar 12 boars, extensive and prwitsetfse waled garden, die. ibe - lene hi remark. ably fertile. in the highest state of cultivation, add 'exceedingly well waterrd. The kktate Wen many eligible situation's for the erection of Villas ; there is • strata of good brick and tile earth, and the River Ravensbourne intersects the land. To be viewed on Mondays and Thursdays, by tickets only, which may be had of Winstanley and Sons, Paternoster-row. LADIES' SCHOOL.—In an Eetablislnnect for Twelve Young Lad:ca, at Kennington, Surrey, there will be TWO VACANCIES after the Midsummer recess. Terms 40 guinea per annum. The French Language, which Is included in the terms, is spoken generally. Jr is the constant study of the Ladies to whose care the Pupils in this fatablislim.int are committed, to combine, with the useful and ornameatal branches of tuition, that ' , still more essential instruction in the duties of religion and mo rally, which gives firmness, wee, and delicacy to the female cha racter. An excellent Library is kept for their use, their home is one of comfort and elegance, and their society is that of the Ladies who conduct the Establishment and an intelfictual circle of friends, among wham their manners receive that refinement which, to fe. males more especially, is only secondary to the cultivation of the mind. An Articled Pupil will be taken for three years. at a premium of 120 guineas. She will be instructed in French, music, dancing, "swing singing, painting on velvet, wood, and glass, the use of the globes, and all the other branches of useful and polite educa tion, and will be treated in every respect as a member of the family into which she is received. The moat satisfactory references will be given and required. For cards of address apply to Sir. Underwood, Bookseller, 32, Fleet-street. A N INVALID CARRIAGE COT, with BED, six .ta feet six inches long, for the REMOVAL of INVALIDS, however 'SEVERELY AFFLICTED, with SAFETY and EASE. Invented by W. HARMAN and SON, who were ho. floured by ROYAL command to complete a carriage fdr the re moval of HER late MAJESTY QUEEN CHARLOTTE. The peculiar construction of this COT and APPARATUS is such, that any INVALID may be removed from their BED into a LANDAU adapted for its reception, without change of position or increase of suffering, and conveyed to any distance, together with attendants. Many persons of h;gh rank and professional eminence suffering under the most severe affliction, and from long confinement despair ing of the possibility of ewer being able to endure removal, have, by the benefit this BED of EASE affords, TRAVELLED, with out fatigue or inconvenience, from 90 to l'2o miles in one day, and honoured the Inventors with testirnoniiils of their high approbation, to whom reference may be made. To be seen at their Coach Manufactory, I. John-street, darted atzaet, London ; and may be engaged for any journey. CABINET-MAKERS' SOCIETY.—CHEAP CABINET and UPHOLSTERY, at the LONDON REPOSITORY for the CABINET-MAKERS' SOCIETY, being the only real one now existing in London, No. 71, corner of LEADEN H A LL-STREET, opposite Aldgate Pump, and which has been established upwards of Six Years. For Ready Money and no Abatement. The Trustees and Committ'e respectfully inform the Nobility and Gentry, that they still conduct the above Establishment for the Benefit of industrious and ingenious Mechanics (who have large families), by offering their Manufactured Articles in the Cabintt Line, a: the best workmanship, and cheaper than by any Houle in London, no other profit being required than to satisfy the wartime's rent and incidental expenses; being satisfied with constant fluent to enable them to support their families, the number of whew appear by the Books of the last Quarterly Meeting to be NI. From the great patronage the Committee have received. they Sr. in hopes of increasing that number. The following is a Specimen of the Low Nees asked ; all Goods warranted s. d. • _ Five feet Mahogany Bedstead, four-post 4 4 0 Tent ditto - . 1 6 0 Bordered 3latreas to fit - 1 1 0 Mahogany Drawers with solid ends . 33 0 Eight Mahogany Chairs - 6 6 0 Mahogany Pembroke Table - - 2 0 0 Feather Bed, tree from dust and smell, from a'.2 12 0 to 8 8 0 Drawing-room Sofa, from .f. 5 S 0 to 7 7 0 Ditto Bedstead - - 3 8 0 Mahogany Horse-Hair Sofa . . 610 0 upwards A Quantity of Paper Hangings for Bed, Dining, and Drawing Rooms, at nearly Half Price. The Trade will find it worth their attention. Houses Furnished at a few days' notice, and Apartments in a few hours. Goods packed and sent to all parts of England free of expenst accept the matting. Old Furniture taken in Exchange ; Appraisements in Town aot Connuy ; and Estates valued. COMMITTEE. T. Corder I J. Wilson J. Carter I T. Hasler J. Uncot W. Waghoru. THUENELI., Agent. J. BASLER tometray• 1,618 LIVIMPOOL, Tuespar Wind N.W.—Htgb_Water, 13 na... past . Arica! the Tickler, Wright, from Jamaica from Belfast; Asyle, Link, from Dantaic; Oscar, Finland. The Earl Morin, Allison, front Alexandria, arrived et Milford. Tickler, —, from Jamaica. sailed 24th May, in the Red_pole packet , and part e d from hes or St. Uomlngn. The Vittoria was to sail from Jamaica, Parke, the 27th, for LlrapooL The Allston 20th, from Savanna The Huskisson, White, and Caledonia, pool, hie arrived at Demerara. Theta Is a fair demand for B. P. Sugars, The Cotters Market very dull and fist ; nominal. The Grain Market has been very steady market was a tolerable fair demand for Wheat dealer., the quotation of last Taesday - - Goats, a good demand at Id. advance; are without alteration, but the demand SHIPPING INVELLIG CUSTOM-HOUSE, JUL, ..._ ENTERED INWARGR.—PAGIenTaXICe, Coßingwood, Butts, frees Hansburgh; Joseph and Mary, Hurts- Man, from Messina & Neptune, Steplasss,frotorOuenasy • Geary, *it Penult, Salmood, f ro m C ar b oneras ; Miura. Oden, fleas Gee; Charlotte, Volckatann, from Stettin- Shaw. from Bombay; Tula, White, frsm Adra Herts. Faillant, from. Calais; Illandford, Soper, ‘ewfoundlsod Gustave, Gus, from Elemel; William, burgh. EXTESED OUTWARDB.—The Dart, rnighetan, Cullberg, for Gottenbergh; lands, Pearson, for Rotterdam; Cape Diemen's Land and New South Wales Hart. for Rotterdam; Salacity, Harris, CLEARED 4:OUTWARDS VIRALLY New Manly, yate, for Gibraltar, Malaga, Froesor, for Harnburgh; Iris. Jeune, for Packet, Williams. for Rotterdam; John, ' Fame, Trickey, for Lisbon. CLEARING OUTWARTGL—The Mexhorough, tersburgh ; Usternehniung, Block, for Bremen - smith, for Yucatan and Honduras; Queen t . Pearson, for Rotterdam ; George and Mss Leghorn. FROM LLOYD'S Far.stourrr. JULY 4.-01 T the port froth Jamaica. out 59 days, in let. 43, 49, crew of the brig Albert, Dixon, from V i sinking very fast. POATBROUTH. JULY s.—Arrived London, for New York. Sailed, the 4 Mauritius. bEAL, JULY s.—Arrived and remain from Sierra Leone; Alulgrave Garfall, fro through from the river, Vict ory. Farquharson, Ferriman, tdr the Canaries r Iris, Jame, fdr Eledon, for Smyrna; and the Times, Clark, for GRAVESEND, JULY s.—Arrived the John Jamaica, and about twenty sail from thew." Trusty, for Lisbon ; Surat Castle, for Cadiz ; Emma, Reynolds, fur the South liamburgh ; Ninus, Fowler, for It lindens herd, for Bombay. LIVEIPOOL, JULY 4.—Arrived the Oahtwai, fumble, from New York: Miramichi. 211E5SINA, JIIIE I.—ln consequent* Quarantine Laws in England, veatiets arriving asted to 21 days' quarantine, from the time lt packager and goods to 24 days in the ' Nis Yoke., Jtin . B.—The Eobert, which put into Pernambuco in Mitre's, unseaworthy. JUNE B.—The tranfiden or. arrived that a ship with hides, stool, to. which pieces as the gale on die 4tb instant. The Sons of Continua*, from Jannel t. previous to the 21st o! May, on Foil, !teat, &mail pat of the cargo sand. The Avrapicious, Drewett, born London lost in Morecombc Bay. The LEans, from North America, Marypon. THE LATE EXECUTIONS It would seem that his Imperial of the Brazils has by no means ac petted. Indeed we may gather from spiring in that country, that the old still in full work even in that " Conant. We have been favoured with the perusal Rio de Janeiro, April 2, in which interesting account of the execution The whole speaks volumes u feeling •' II am pressed for time, otherwise I political information :--I shall merely nals were executed last week, men of left the walls of their prison absolutely and many documents they 'eft behind round the town (many of which I have ferent languages, (our Own included) ai together, showing that they Ste neithermore of the Sante Alliance. One was born of En called Itatcliti, the Other a eienoese,caUed ' a Brazilian. The first mounted to death nothing could equal, and addressed the • gent Portuguese that ever I heard; ' saying, in Latin, that' Virtue lived . 'destroyed by the sword of tyrants.' The ,man was doing bin duty (for they were ht the elergymtm, who requested he would r the (test, • Place your hand on my heart, the fear Of death;' and then calmly witni first, he said, in the provincial languages a conntry, efeito o earaser lie mats habil dog' o Juts •To a certainty hangman irmore able than the Judge.' lie then mounted scaffold, and Making an eulogy on d 'h. concluded , by • Come let me try thee, I hail the. as despots and an enlightened soul,' and The third rose and merely said,' glory blenessto the tomb.' These events have the city, and the Emperor is so much disliked, the armed force prevents a perfect revafistiontuy betty." A halibut, of the species usually coast, was brought to Falmouth , weighing above in lbs. While Mr. Crockett, the auctioneer, selling by auction the effects of Mr. Lavington, the beam which supported the company were assembled sudden! floor gradually sunk three or four . which ensued among the number thought they were " sinking to I better conceived than described. _ escaped unhurt. This alarming turvemtmt as the auctioneer, with uplifted hammer, • awful warnings peculiar to his vocation, gone." some of those present thought " going-rather too far."—Busk Jorresi. An accident of a melancholy nature ' bar on Monday the 30th ult. The - out of her house for the purpose leaving behind her two fine young about the age of aix weeks, fast an her absence, the other child, which . self about the house, became tired, in the cradle, with its head upon the relative. Upon her return the mother child quite dead, and the other Chrorsick. A letter from Brighton says, - Church, whose elopement I mentioned turned to Brighton, with her lk having, it seems, been married in tending their journey to Gretna-green. 11 at calledthe libraries; o ar a i c es tir an su d n i dr w y lounging poiltastaffir i s immeri be s " for your columns some of the dittiele lli aliesebbilted the 100 tables upon the occasion. It le Wapiti& enough that, while for years past there has not, with one totitaii exception, been any such thing as an elopement heeled of here, the above event had no sootteroecutrtat than it .l e s s followed by another of a similar kind , in the person of Miss the daughter of a lespirealits builder in this place ; I do not at present know the particulars of the latter cue, nor even the e*me of the happy 111111111." { ~: k . . , 4' .• - k ..' I . . ' . .... -....--,= "" 5 • ' . . ... . .. i - -6 N; • ) t.. 4? 4 1 %iii ' .4 . s I . • , ' t 1/ 1 1 1 . 1 111 ger. ''' 4 ''i . Price 7d. 1 1. 1 i........amm........w 3 . DAT Eisiffiro. , . I min. past 2 °Weak. V , in Jamaica ; Pharos, rain, 11 1 )antitic; Oscar, ..--, from lexandria. for Liverpool, has 1 t 1 1 124th May, in company with 11 1 , iereff St. Domingo. dm, ~ , 1 , kith, and the Wabash , 1 1 : , • . . . . . inna Lamar. " I • onia, Bisphiun, from Liver. 4 ..• • . ... gars, it steady prie rs . . . flat; no selling, and prima #l ' ... steady this week ; this day's for ‘Vheat by the millers and 4 t.i y can therefore be continued. , ; Wheat and Flour In bendC . ( i very limited. wild- s i LLIGENCE. —c ' r E, JULY S. ate, Marione, from Calais; • 1 I 1 • Joseph and Mary, Herne- • . . , ians, front Ournmy • Oeorgo •'. .1 ; vas; Minerva, °dim, limn i t twin ; Perseverance, Shaw,. Adra and Gibraltar • Herta. 1 ;oper, front Newfoundbod ; : r .1 ten, Cournmay, from Pete:s- ' I I Dart, Stranack, for Ostend, #1; Queen of the Nether- , I tpe Packet, Kellie, for Van 'ales; King Oeorge packet, for Londonderry. r ax GRAVESIND.—ThT dogs, and Barcelona: Hope, e, for Trieste; Edenborougb fin, Waters, for Hamburg!! ; se exhorough, Gunton, for Po- n Bremen 1 Zephyr, Arrow- -, Queen of the Netturlands, Mary, Trail), for 6 :nos and S LIST. ' I,' rt yesterday, the Cambridge, 4L long. 32, 3d, took our the . ' irginia to London, shs then , . I the Brightdn, Ftebor, front ' ' Orpheus, Findlay, for the sin the Providence, Cawley, I, front Alexandria. Passed ' uhsrson, for Bengal ; Hebe, . •. . ease, for Trinte ; Nimble, Clark, for Bermuda. r., • the John Shand I Rees, fret , ' to B shit .—.S aile d , the Fame, ' If Rio , Malvin., Kent, for ; path ins ; X L, C•bls, for :dens; and Hannah, She's. 1 • 1 the Courier, Wallace; and c ; and Neptame, ---, from ..i• ,enee of the alteration of the arriving from thence are sub- the time of discharging their f !I the Lazaretto. art, M'Cleish, of Raltimme. 1 tress, has teen condemned as : from Egg Harbour, reports . b was on shore there. wept to i . I i ' 1 ' rid for London, was wrecked ti Reef, Bt. Dondotio,nod cooly radon to Laneaster, is totally I t . , A *opposed to be arrived otT 1 , • ~.,-.., iIN THE BII.4ZIL!'- 1 1 • !Vial Majesty the Emperor s so easy a seat as he ea- 1 • i iOlll what is daily trait- old leaven of despotism is ~ . %institutional" Empire.— . perusal of a letter dated a is given • the following in of some state prisonei,s. Po! to the state of publio I could give you laiporialn t r state, that threesome crine- f astonishing abilities; they written over In Latin verve. . Id them, which me handed • ire seen) written in eight (W- I) all equally beautiful even. more nor less than the victims if English parenu M Oporto, UM Meuemith, and the other • t 1 rah with a trn*t i llity that he populace in the 'most de- he concluded his diatomic, after death, and could not be The second, while the nano- Te hung one by Ole} said to uld not witnars the datti. of teart, and say it ii indicates witnewing the 'death of the cmgc of the country, ' Coat • I/ JUIZ ' ' ' To a certainty t r lie.' Ile then mounted t e death, concluded by saying . i • as the only mediator between : hod died willies on his fate. ory in accompanying such no- . ave caused such an emotion it :h disliked, that nothing b l ue revolutionary 'senile for li- , / . .a.......... Ily Caught 011 the Dutch h market on Thursday, t ineer, was on Wednesday Mr. Worthy, of Market if ! ,orted the room in which ldenly gave vvii, and the r feet t I'he conatanation er of ladies present, who rise no more, • may be I. Fortunately, they all i movement took plate just I Namtner, waa sounding the • vocation, , t going, going, thought the matter was foentaL Nature took place at Auld- 'he gamekeeper's wife went me of gathenng some fuel, tang children, one of them it asleep in the cradle. In ich had beau amusing it , tired, and laid faelf down 1 Non the mouth of its little mother fouriAlter poungest to feat aileep : ---44*e(1 , ei . r, " the young lady, Msis 1! aimed la. asy last, has re - , l in a lo : ffr Lo er e it i tl i n . 7, Thiss itt her ztesti i iii rao llebil of ell: