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'VIM the CAPE of GOOD HOPE and the ISLE of .1: FRANCE. the tine new first class SHIP SUSANNA, ROBERT CLAPPISON, Commander, burthen 250 tons, lying is the hoodoo Dock. Has very superior accommodations for Passengets. For freight we passage apply to , - BUCKLES, BAGSTER. and BUCHANAN, 33, Mark-lane. • CLOSE of the SUFFOLK-STREET EXHIBITION. —The THIRD ANNUAL EXHIBITION cf the SO CIETY of BRITISH ARTISTS, in 80Hk-street, Pull-mail Eat, will CLOSE NEXT SATURDAY, the Bth of July. T. C. HOILA ND, Secretary. The Galleries to be Let, either together or separately, from the Ifotit of July next, to the end of February. 1827. Particulars to be had of the Secretary, M, Newman-street ; or of ?dr. Lahee, 65, New Bond-street. ti - ANSTTEREOMACIIIA.--tNr. BULLOCK respect fully announces that his PANSTEREOMACHIA, or DIODEL of the celebrated BATTLE of POICTIERS, in which Edward, usually styled the Black Prince, so eminently digit,- guished himself by the capture of John, King of France, and the total overthrow of an opposing army seven-fold the numerical strength of his own, IS NOW OPEN to public inspection, at the spacious Room, 21111, Regent-street. The Exhibition occupies a space of 30 feet by Ilt, and consists of upwards of fifteen hundred figures, modelled with the strictest re gard to historical truth, in the costume and arms of the period which they represent, forming the most novel and brilliant coup Weil ever prevented to the public. Admission, Ont Shilling. IiTANTS a Situation, as VALET to a Single Gentle uses, or BUTLER in a Small Family, a•iliagloahlaa, 36 ye as of age, who perfec:ly understtn Is his business ; can have an undeniable Character from his last pl ice, where he lived ale years. Apply personally, or direct to at Mr. Roberts, cheese. manger, No. 7, Grist St. Marylebone-street, Portland-place. Tn THE WORTY BE R WICK-UPON-TWEED. D INDEPENDENT BUROESSES OF /SEX TI.F.3IEX, THE contest which terminated yesterday by the dosing of the pall, though a scrutiny was demanded by myself, has left me in a minority of six; but if a great number of Bur gesses, who hail voluntarily promised to support my cause, had not swerved from their engagements without assigning to me any reason whatever. the result would have been very different; for instead of being in a minority, I should not only have been at the head of the poll, hut higher in nu nbers than any former Candidate. Confiding in the promises of these pretended friends, I have been shamefully deceived through their scandalous and berelaced de tection, which, if I could have suspected, I might easily have taken steps to mint:fact such insidious treatment. Far be it, however, from me to insinuate that their flagrant misconduct attaches dia. grace to the Borough in general, for that would be confounding the innocent with the guilty ; but as to themselves, I do rot hesi tate saying, that such unprincipled Individuals deserve not to have the elective franchise. . . T. my friends who here zealously supported my MAC. and to the Burgesses of this Borough, with the exception of those who here basely betrayed me, I °Mr my grateful acknowledgments at the same time, to justice to myself, I deem it proper to observe, that if the scrutiny which was demanded had been acceded to, it would hare made a very favourable change in the state of the pull so far as it regards inchcir. I have the honour to be, Gentlemen, Your most obedient humble Servant, Berwick, June 22., 18iti. FRANCIS BLAKE. A CONINIITTEE of GOVERNORS will meet at Bridewell Hospital. on WEDNESDAY next, the sth of July, at II o'ciock precisely, to receive PROPOSALS from such persons as mar be vn!ling to take on a Lease, for 21 years from Alieha lutes next, a very capital and substantial DWELLING DOUSE, situate on the west-side of Fowkes-court, Tower-street, mow in the occupation of Messrs. Giles and Hemmings.. The pre mises are wed calculated for counting-houses or offices. Also from such pencils as may be willing to take on a lease or Lases, from Michaelmas next, two substantial brick OW ELLINti ROUSES, Na.. 184 and 181, 'Wapping High-street. Alp, from ,he-qme pe riod, and for the same term , a very good DWELLING HOLTSE and SHOP, situate No. 1, Water-street, Heidewell Precinct, re cently in the occupation of Mr. Marlow. Further particulars may be known on application at Mr. Hard wick'. offices, Soutliamptomrow, Bloomsbury, or at the Lodge of this Hospital. Sealed tenders must he left at the Clerk's office, on or betore Tuesday next, and the parties who offer must attend the Committees. Mclean! Hospital, June 30,10211. ITAND-IN.II:1ND FIRE-OFFICE, No. 1, NEW BRIDGE-STREET, BLS( KFIIIA;,3 JULY I, 1826. All Person. whole Insurances become due at ILIf4I5:1111ER. ar. rriptested ti observe th it Receipt. are now ready, and should be psi., within Fifteen Day. from that period. The Director. have determined that, wilt certain exceptions, the Premiums on Insurances eflected with this Office, of the three or dinary Claim., shall be reduced as follows, viz : First Clam - - - front 2.. to Is. lid. per Cent. Second Clus - front 34. to 2.. I tl. per Cert. Third Class - front 5.. to 4a. 6d. per Cent. BENJ. ROUSE, Secretary. E ACT OF PARLIAMENT IS PEREMPTORY. The Didsolution of Lo.teries is fixed, and must Close for ever on the filth This 31onth. The germs' denutrul throughout the Kingdom for a Farewell :01.0110(. in this. THE LAST OF ALL LOTTERIES, Cannot fail to raisethe Price of Tickets and Shares con siderably— an immediate purchase is thi:refore advised. The Scheme contains, fi , r the lint, the Last, and only Time, since the ritabli.hment of Lotteries, . _ . SIX PRIZES of .I:3o,taak, and every Ticket a Prize, ALL IN ONE DAY, TUESI►AY, flint THIS MONTH (JULY), WHEN ALL LOTTERIES ENDTOR EVER,. _ ..... _ Tickets and Shares art on Sale at No. 4, Cornhall, ntnl 9, :haring cross, London, the truly fortunate Offices of 111511. who t-itsred and S,ltl in the lut Twelve Alonths. Fiye Prizes of 30.0001. ! l'our 21,1100/ ! Nine of 20,0001. ! Besides numerous others of 10,000/., 2 IMO. and 1,000/. Also in the last Drawing, 3d of May, No. 1,833 - Class 13. - 21,000/. No. 3,923 . (Assn A. - 21,0001. And numerous Minor Capitals 1 WESTNIINSTER WINE ANY, No. If., Strand, opposite tantly on Sale— rri LIE LONDON AND AND SPIRIT COMP St. Martin's Church. have cub, Per Dozen. Per Dozen, Port, Vintage 1020 . 27*. to 311 s. I Claret, Lafitteand Mar. Ditto Crusted . 30s. 425. grubs. - 725. to 96s Ditto 5 to 8 years in Sparkling Cham. bottle - . 48s 3fis, pagne . 723. 841. S herry,Pale& Brown 275. 364. Do. and Creaming of Do. Amontillado . 42*. 4114. the first quality . 904. —06 s. Madeira, West India 311.. 425. St. Peray, dry and spark. Do. East India -411 s. Ws. ling . . far 725. it.icellas - 425. 4110. Chablis - - 505. 635. Teneriffe, Lisbon, Vi. Hermitage, Red and donia,& Mountain 301. —311 s. W hite 724. Ur. Claret, St. Julien . 425. —48 s. Moselle. Sauterne. &c. 50s, 603. Old Tom, Jamaica Rum, and Cognac Brandy, Fern-tosh, &c. per imperial measure, at reduced prices. Bottled stout, Cider, Perry, Burton and Edinburgh Ales. •. All Goods must be paid for on or before delivery. Letters, post paid, to be addressed William Goatee and Co., No. 16, Strand. CIA 11 I N ET-NIA E RS' SOCIETY.—CHEAP V 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 HA LL-STREET, opposite A ldgate Pump, and which has been established upwards of Six years. For Ready Stoney, and no Abatement. The TrlllittetAand Committee respectfully inform the Nobiliti and Gentry, that they still conduct the shove Establishment for the Benefit of industrious and ingenious Mechanics ( who have large families), by offering their Manufactured Articles in the Cabinet Line of the best workmanship, and cheaper than by any House in London, no other profit tieing reuuired than to satisfy the warehouse rent and incidental expenses; being satisfied with constant employ. tient to enable them to support their families, the number of whom appear by the Books of the last Quarterly Meeting to he 146. From the great patronage the Committee have received, they are n hopes of increasing that number. The following is a Specimen of the Low Prices asked ; all Goods warranted s. d. Five feet Mahogany Bedstead, four.post 410 41 Tent ditto . I 6 0 Bordered Mattress to fit . I I 0 Mahogany Drawers with solid ends - 3 6 0 Eight Mahogany Chairs - - blO 0 Mahogan_y Pembroke T a ble - - 2 0 0 Feather Bed free from dust and smell. from .C 2 12 0 to /1 it 0 Drawlng.room Sofa, from £5 6 0 to 7 7 0 Sofa Bedstead t 0 0 Mahogany Horse-Hair Sofa 6 10 0 upwards A quantity of Paper Hangings for Bed, Dining, and Drawing. moans. at nearly Ilalf-price. The Trade will find it worth their attention. Houses Furnished at a few days' notice, and Apartments io a fcw hours.—Goods packed free of expense except the matting. COMMITTEE. T. Corder I J. Wilson J. Carter T. Hasler II J. Uuttt I W. %Foghorn TIIVItNELL, Agent. J. lIASLEII Secretary. SALES BY AUCTION. VALUABLE FREEHOLD AND COPY HOLD ESTATE, With Residence, situate within six miles of Ipswich. at.d about four from Worallwidge. in the County of Suffolk. Bi Mr. HOtiGA RT Al the Aim on YRII/4Y NLXT. at 12. AVaiumbie Pita HP LP awl Small Part COPY HOL D FA 12:11, called lioud'a Corner. in a beautiful part of the county of Suffolk, and in an excellent neighbourhood, adjoining to Grundisburgb Park and Mansion, cornprisirg 234 aerie of dupe. rice arable and meadow land, lying within a ring fence, bounded on the one aide by the road from Tuddenhans to Otley anti Wood bridge, with an excellent brick-built farm-house or residence, con taining four bedchambers. exclusive of attics, two parlours and offices, with barns, stabling, and outbuildings ; also, another farm hnuse, with barn, stabling, granaries, and numerous outbuilding:a. This estate presents an excellent investment ; the farm is in the highest state of cultivation, upon the four-shift system, under an agreement fur lease to Mr. John Wolton, at • low rent of 350/. per annum. . - To be viewed by applying to the tenant ; anal particulars had of Mr. Bunn, Solicitor, Ipswich; at the Crown and Anchor, Wood bridge; the Capa, Colchester; of Mr. Lewis. Solicitor. Crutched. friars; at the :Hart; and of Mr. lloggsrt. 112, Old Broad-street, Royal Exchange, where a plan may he seen. BLACKHEATH. Household Furniture, iiKii•liiZia7l;;;l:d Pianoforte, by Broad. wood and son, a square ditto, by Astor, an excellent Portable Fire Engine, &c. By Mr. HOGGA RT. On the premises, the late Resitimetuof Farrington, Dartmouth 11111. Blackheath, on IVeinciday. July 12, at 11 for 12 pre cisely, on account of the number of late, . . CAPITAL vrtlN [TIME, comprising 4-pest and field bedsteads, feather beds, mattresses, 2 Mahogany secretaires with book-eases, 2 wardrobes, double and single cheerio( drawees, a rosewood drawing room suit of two Grecian couches, 11 chairs, pier, sofa, and backgammon Brussels. Venetian, and Kit_ derroinster carnets, a bergere chair finished in red morocco, break fast, Pembroke, and card tables, kitchen and servants' requisites, &c. _ _ May be viewed one day print to the sale, and Catalogue.; had on the premises ; at the Green Man. Blackhr4th : the Bricklayers' Arms Rent-road ; and of Mr. floggut, 02, Old Broad-street, Royal Exchange. CAPITAL FREEHOLD RESIDENCE AND "SHOP, IN TILE CITY OF LONDON. Exonerated from the Lend-Tax ; let on Lease at a Rent of !301. per .Innum. offering an eligible Investment. By Mr. Hflfifi ART, At the Mart, on FRIDAY. July 11, at 12. AA VERY eligible FREEHOLD PROVER:FY; con slating of a well-bnilt substantial RESIDENCE, situate No. 4, on the East-side of Fleet Market, a few paces from Skinner. street, immediately in a line with the projected improvement, by the removal of the market. The house is four stories high, and contaMs two and three zooms upon a floor ; wi'h a warehouse oa the groundonory, and,private entrance ; and, in the basement, a boarded Warehouse and good cellarage. he premises are let on lease to Mr. flayerift, foe forty-two years unexpired at Christmas last, at a low clear rent of 1301. per annum. To be viewed by leave of the tenant, and particulars had of Mr. Lewis. Fadlcisnr, Crutehed-friars ; at the Mart ; and of Mr. Hog gart, 62. Old Broad-street, Royal- Exchange. - CA itl4ll:Nzql ?Rt. Capital Mansion (louse and Al'a tiaiden4, FilTlll. and Lands, containing together abnnt Two Ilundr..d and Forty Acres, bounded by the beirittful river Tivy, releh.itted for its Salmon. By Mr. 1101/1/ART, At the Mart, on FRIDAY., the 14th inst. at 12, THAT desirable RESIDENCE, called DOE El LAN, with capital meadow, pasture, and wool llnil, on the banks of the river Tivy (famed for its salmon, and for the best angling in the principality), distant fourteen miles from Carmarthen, seven teen from the sea-port town of Cardigan. seven from the market town of Neweatele Emirs', and thitteen from ;he market town of Lampeter, to all of which places there are good turnpike roads. The house stands on a lawn of about thirty flit acres, bounded on the one side by the river Tivy. and on the ottrat:ity a hanging wood, and fronting the romantic village of Llandysail, and consists of a vestibule, drawing-room, dining-room, and study, butler's pantry, kitchen, and all requisite offices on the ground floor; four gottd bed-rooms and dressing-roam, and three servants' bed-rooms, on the second ft - tor. The out offices comprise man servant's room, a laundry, dairy, and brew-house, five-stall stable, twocoach-houses, granary, and farm yard, with beards' houses; excellent garden, stocked with choice fruit trees. The situation is berni.ifully pie. turesque, the surrounding country Abotttio with trre, and there re a three picks of hound : in the neighbourhood. so, joining to Ixthe above property, two capital Farms, consisqn two hundred and ten acres, more or less, of excellent pasture,trahle, and wont! land. with a good farm house, and yard completely surrounded with beasts houses, barn, granary, six.stall stable, and all other requisite offices. • .May be viewed, and particular.; had of Mr. Wm. Jones, Solici tor, Carmarthen. who will direct persons to chew the property ; also at the Star, Oxford ; the Royal Hotel. Cheltenham ; White Hart, Bath ; White Lion, liristol ; King's Held Hotel, Gloucester ; Beaufort Arms, Monmouth ; the Castle, Brecon ; the Ivy Bush, Carmarthen; of Messrs. Williams, Whitmore, arid Co., Solicitors, 9. New-square, Lincoln's Inn; at the Mart; and ot . Mr. lloggart, 112., Old Broad-street, Royal Exchange. VALUABLE FREEIB)LpE•sTA:Iy, STRAND, LAND- TAX REDELIIEIi. By 31r. HOGGABT, At thelllart, nn July ''''' 12, by direction of the Executors of :11rs. Nl'llittaker„ deceased, CPITA L FREEHOLD PREM I SES,situate N 0.292, near the New Church, Strand, in the occupation of Messrs. Salmon, Ody, and Co , patent truss makers; comprising a sub stantial dwelling.house, with a frontage of 26 feet, to the most important part of the Strand, and cohtaining 6 lied-rooms, dining and drawing-rooms, 2 showy shops, private entrance, '2 kitchens, Mintage, &c. The estate is let for a term, of which 29 years re main unexpired, at a net rent of 101/. 10s. per annum. Nay be viewed by permission of the tenants, and particulars had of Messrs. Walton, bawlidge, and Coles, Solicitors, Oirtiler's hall; at the Mart; and of Mr. lloggart, Gil, Old Bond-street, Royal Exchange. THE ELEGANT FREEHOLD VILLA, Garden, tir4reries,;nYkiilitsOii.:onlnTon, belonging to John Braddick, Esq., on the South side of Thames Ditton Common. By 31r. 110i1G.1111', At the Mart, on FRIDAY, .July 21, at 112. TILE elegant FREEHOLD RESIDENCE, the pro perty of John Braddick, Esq. who has removed into Kent, delightfully situate on ninon Common, adapted for the residence of a respectable family, and in perfect order, containing eight bed rooms, an elegant drawing-room about 30 feet by 16 feet, dining_ parlour, boudoir, and small library ; coach-house, stabling, and offices. The garden is stocked with the choicest and most rare fruit trees, bearing upwards of 600 sorts, collected, regardless of expense, from all . parts of the world, extensive graperies, and lofty fruit trees, quite suited fora gentleman horticulturist. The premises can only be viewed by tickets. which, with par ticular, may be had of Mr. Iloggan, 62, Old Broad -street, Royal Exchange ; particulars also at the Mart. POLICY OF 5,001:8. IN THE ROCK-OFFICE, AND SHARES IN THE PROTECTOR FIRE, ECONOMIC LIFE OFFICES, &c. By Mr. HOHGART. At the Mart, on FRIDAY, July 21, at 12, in Lots, by order of the Assignees of Messrs. Wentworth and Co. APOLICY of 5.0001. effected in June, 1814 , in the ROCK LIFE-INSURANCE-OFFICE, Bridge-street, Blackfriara, en the Life of a Gentleman, now aged 55 years, to gether with the addition of 4001., and a still fur.her addition in August next, subject to the annual premium of 1841.3.. 441. 6 2001. Shares in the Economic Life-otEce. 230 Shares in the Protector Fire-office. 40 Shares in the London Corn Exchange Company. 800 Shares in die Asylum Assurance-office. II Colombian Pearl Fishery Shares. Particulars may be had of John Lee. Esq. Solicitor. Wake fi eld; at the Mart ; and of Mr. Magian, 62, Old Broad-street, Royal Exchange. - _ yr CLARK'S GENERAL OUTFITTING WARE,- AL • HOUSE, for the EAST and WEST INDIES and 30DTH AMERICA, EXETER CHANGE, STRAND. Officers, Cadet,, and NWriters going to India, and Gentlemen proceeding to South America, or any other part of the Globe, will Find in this Establishment the whole of their Appointments, Swords, Caps, Sashes, Belts, and Pistols, &c. together with a !arge and well-manufacturcd stock of Sea ('ors, Couches. and Bed :ling; Cabin Wash-band Tables, Chairs, and Lamps ; Sea Chests. Rule and Bullock Trunks, and every other description of Travel. Eng Equipage. An assortment of Canteens, ready fitted with the necessary re. visite% for India, and other tropical climates: likewise a great variety of Silver and Plated Afticles, Knives and Forks. suitable .:•dr families going abroad, Military and Hindostanee Books &c. A fashionable Stock of Carriage, Corriele, Tandem. Phwton Stanhope, and Chaise llarness, with every description of Saddlery bte. &c. for home use, East and West Indies, an South America, which merit inspection from their quality, first stile of workman. ship, and moderate prices. All the Articles in this Establishment are warranted, and of 3!teellent plan of fifty years standing is strictly attended to the -sdring but one Ready Money Price, from which uo abatement will be made. SALES BY AUCTION. 11 RI XTOTiI -PLACE. Household Furniture. Pier and Chimney Glassal, Sideboard of Plate, Plated Articles, Table and Bed Linen, China, Weal, 620 Volumes of Books, Port sad Sherry Wines, Horse, Chelsea, flames', and Al iseelloneous Effects. By STEVENS and BRENCH LEY, On the Pretnhes, No. 12, Brixton-place, Brixton, Surrey, on WEDNEsDAY, the 12th inst. at 11, on account of the number of Lots, by order of the Assignees, THE excellent genuine HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE _l_ and EFFEC TS, comprising mahogany 4-post, tent, and chair bedsteads, feather beds and bedding, mahogany wardrobes, double and single chests i.f drawers, dressing tables, stands and glasses. inalingany bookcases, aidelsnard, dieser, , card, Pembroke, and breakfast tables and charm, bamboo 'Kates and couches, Brussels and Kidderminster carpets, pier and chimney glasses. handsome china scent jars, chime clack, B.tlay dials, two fowling-pieces, 1,000 ounces of plate, its cr." tankards, ta b le candlestic ks, sauce boats, hash dishes, 'Wiens. teamed cotftv pots. gravy, table, dessert, sad tea spoons, and forks. sottpand sauce ladles, handsome plated articles, table and bed linen, Nankin china, dinner, dessert, and tea services, glass, library of books, including Gentleman's Maga zine, European Magaztoe, Annus' Register, Voltaire's Works, Ate. ; a feW drzen of fine Port and sherry wines, black horse, 4-wheel and 2-wheel chaises, spring cart, harne-ss, brewing uten sils, and miscellaneous effects. . _ . Slay be viTwed one day reviving M the sale, and catalogues had on the readier; and of Stevens and Drenchley, 36, ()Id Jewry. VAI.fJARI.R WATER-SIDE PREMISES. By STNVENS ___ BR 14 Nt3l-11,E1 , • At the Auction Mart, on'TUESll.kl', the 18+h i!tst. at P 2, AVet* &viral& LEMSEHOLD ESTATE, compris ing a stack of substantial Warehouses, consisting of three Snore, situate in klntitagu-clo4, Southwark, with fr.:wage to the River, and pos-osirg every facility fur landing and warehousing gtoxig. The property, joining the New London Bridge, offers a moat eligible opportunity for investtuent. The estate is held on lease, for an unexpired term of 2d years, from Lady-day last, sub ject to a ground-rent. May he viewed, and particulars hod at the place of sale: of Messrs. Bourdilion and Hewitt, Solicitors, Bread-street; and of Stevens and lirenchlcy, 36, Old Jury. P ENTO NV ELLE. Desirable Residence, overlooking the lteakrraie of the New Rivet COMTVany• By STEVENS and 1311ENTMLE At the Auction Mart, on TUESDAY, the 18th inst. at 12, by order of the Executors of Miss Smith, A. Very desirable LEASEIIOLD RESIDENCE, situ ate No. 11, Winehester.place, the preferable part of Penton. vale, overlooking the Reservoir of the New River Company ; cnn. tainlng six bed rooms, drawing and dining rooms, school room, two kitchens, pantry, and mitering for wine, beer, and coals, a front garden and back yard : alai a chaise-house and stable, wi'h two tllOl , ll ever. The premises are held on lease for co unexpired tom of 00 years, subject to a ground.rer.t of 91. May be viewed, and particulars had of Messrs. Swain, Stevens, Maples, Pearsv, and Hunt, solicitors, Frederick's-place; at the place of sale ; and of Stevens and Brenchley. 30, Old Jewry. •••••- VAILUABIA LANDED INVESTMF:NTS. Villa.: following FREEHOLD ESTATES arc now for JL SALE by PRIVATE CONTRACT, by I.lr. 31ERCER, Land Surveyor. 8, Warwick-court, Gray's Inn:— Eight rim E 1101.1) FA:C.IIS, in the preferable parts.of Kent, and particularly atlan:ccl for the growth of hops, fruit, &c., and cnrraming farm houses. and all requisite agricultural buildings, and the following quantities of land, generally abounding with tine growing oik timber-150 acres, ::00, 170, 130, 120, 100, 'JO, and 70 acre. Three in Swam, of nlArly the same description, with farm bowies and buildings, a id 450, 200, and acres of superior hop, truit, stable, and meadow land. Two in Mania, a mansion and 30 acres of land, and a farm house and buildings, and 120 acres of land. . _ _ On: in Herefordshire, comprising a cvital residence, and 100 acres of fruitful land. One in Dorntshire, with farm house, buildings, and 112 acres of productive !and. One in Glamorganshire, a genteel residence, and 30 acres of land. One in Cardiganshire, with farm house and buildings, and 220 acres of land. For particulars, orders to view, or to treat, apply to Mr. Mercer, at whose offices several of the plans may be been. betters to be, VA lAJA BLE I N VEST 11 ENT:4. 11IE --- are now on SALE by PRIVATE CONTRACT, by Mr. MERCER, Lend Surveyor, No. 8. AVorwirk.court. In KENT--Six FREEHOLD FARMS, from 90 to 450 acres of NH. In Si!SSEX—T5rce FREEHOLD FARMS, from 100 to 450 acres of bind. in HAM PSH I E—A Capital RESIDENCE, and 30 acres of land. In ditto—A FARM, with House and Buildings, and 120 acres of land. In IfEREFORDSII IRE—A capital HOUSE, and 100 acres of land. ... In GIAMORGANSHIRE—A genteel RESIDENCE, and 30 acres of land. ..... In DOHSETSIIIRE—FARM HOUSE and BUILDINGS. and 112 acres of land. _ _ _ In CARDIGANSHIRE—FARM DOUSE and BUILD INGS, and 2.21 acres of land. For particulars, and to treat for the same, apply as above, where plans of aotnc.of the Properties are to be seen. Letters to be post-paid. KENSINGTON LACE, upon Foreign Principles; and the new KENSINGTON BLONDE, which washes equal to 1 hread, in trimming and flouncing Laces, Veils, Shawls, fancy Tippets, and every fashionable Article for Drees, are fully equal to any foreign production. Also the Kensington Black Lace Veils, Shawls, Dresses, &c. ate equal to the best Chantilly, and at the manufacturing prices. They cannot be hid any where but at the manufacturers . wsrehoutsi, 30, Southanipton.street, Covent. garden. Iloniton Flowers. Sprigs, Borders, &c. NE IV i :irENTION. IP HE PATENT WIND-GUARD, an effectual Cure IL for Smoky Chimneys. It may be applied with ease to any Chimney. rind will do away entirely the necessity of high Chim neyra;), ir e d h t a n d o,e nt vgy r. tatt i ly , c 3 ein a t n ri u r f a a n ct e or es y a , t rter tln use. No. • St. John's street, Clerkonwell, where orders will be punctually attended to. A liberal allowance to the Trade. SNIALES'S WARRANTED PENS, of various de- Fees of hardness and shade, marked as f0110w5...-. Hit very hard, for Etching, &c. 11 hard, for note hand. Fll fine and hard, for Ladies' letter hand. M medium, or general writing. S soft, fine nib. SS very soft, for heading Ledgers, &.c. Sit soft, with broad nibs, for Lawyers, ice. Manufactured and sold at 138, Aldersgate-street, London, from Gs. to 204. per 100. The Manufacturer suggests to persons resident in the country the necessity of lending their orders direct to his Establishment in London, as they will then secure the advantage of careful package, and be sure that no inferior article is substituted fee his warranted Pens. They may also be supplied with Writing Papers, Account Books, and Stationery in general. 30, STRAND. PETER FROST, or the POLAR LINGUIST. To draw a long bow is a Mariner's glory. That is, to narrtle a most marvellous story. A jolly Jack Tar, who all dangers had slued M'ith brave Captain Parry, a tact thus tteclar'd:— " lce-bound during winter, and little to do, We pulisli'd our boots, and went forth to pursue • Amusement on shore; but the frost, so intense, Induced us to build a snug lint for defence: Now mind me—not long were we hous'd when we found That all our jaw-tackle had run fast aground. Our words were all froze in the air !—'tis no joke, And not a voice heard, although ev'ry man spoke. strithge—but not knowing what then was the matter, We thought Polar wizards set spell on our clatter Si' liasten'd on board. Well, six months after that, The very sante hut in some Ecquimaux sat. On shore as we strolthl, and a thaw just began, When forth, talking English. they presently ran ! ' You've been to the Sarin it,' they said, judgment not lacking, • Your boots are illurnin'd by Warren a Jet Blacking.' " These words by the natives were often repeated ; IVlien, entering the hut, our amaze was completed ; For, thaw'd into utterance, we heard the full flow Of seutences spoken there s , x months ago. " We breathed not a syllable, tongue-tied with awe, A learn'd Polar Linguist to Gad in the thaw And oft, in the air while the voices were claCking, The dissolving words pronorne'd •Warren'aJet Blacking.' " The Esquiniaux cauelA thits our Imguage, and may Repeat • Warren's Blacking' to time's latest day, Vlien some future Parry will guess, from the whole, That Warren was known leant the South to North Pole!" This easy ebbing and brilliant Blacking, prepared by ROBERT WARREN. 30, Strand, London; and sold in every town in the Kingdom. Liquid, in bottles, lid., MI., IN., and lad. each ; also, Paste Blacking, in pots, 6d., 12d., and 18d. b billi ns p ot of Paste is equal to four Is. b ottles of Liquid. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. LIVERPOOL, SUNDAY, JULY 2. Wind N.N.W. fair.—High water, 16 m. p. 9. • Arrived the Lord Nelson, —, front Gibraltar; Mordead, Libby, and James Lyon, Underhill, from Charleston ; Clyde, Totsalale, from Savannah; Adventure, —, from Lima: Shal. lett, Mason, from Quebec; Jesse and Flora, —, from Dame. rara; Severn, , trom Barbadoest and the Cato, Richie, from New York. llot.vnean, JULY 1. Wind W.S.W.—fresh breeze. The William Brown, —, for Virginia, at II A.M., and Sil vanni, Imitins, Mr New York, at 3. 25. P.M., passed the Head, outw.ird-lniund. The Brunswick, from Campeaehy, fur Liverpool, was spoken 22d June, in let. 52. 50. long. 12. 30. The Earl Moira, —; Charlotte, --; Richard Sands, —; Quebec packet. -- 1 Mary and Jane, -- ; Sneaton Castle, —; Harriett, Siloam ; Claude Scott, Murphy; Shannon, Queg. gin ; Prom's., Shearer ; Admiral Beubow , ; Robert, Wake, ald Kingston, Wood, all from Liverpool, hare arrived at Quebec. Ihe Amelia, Anderson, end Pursuit, Adie, from Liverpool, have arrived at .Jam aica. The Jesse and Hon, from Demerara, Railed I Ith of 3fay. On the 2.2 d Jule, in let. 47. 32. ►oag. 25., spoke the flitega, frem Alohile, for Liverpool. On , in lat. 411. 31. lat. 110.. spoke the Shvlock, from Liverpool, for Virginia. On the 30th, (Arras- Lir, spoke the Catherine, from Bombay, for the Clyde. The Shallctt, from Quebec, sailed 31st May, in company with the Priscilla, —, for Cork, and Rewards Ten,. The Ire. helm, —, of Waterford, put back 30th May, with loss of an clines and cables. On the 3d June, off Cape Rosier, passed the Wilberforce, from Newfoundlaud, for Quebec. FALMOUTH, Jut.r I.—Arrived veswertlay, the &awe Frederick, Dockeas, from Bordeaux for Brussels. She was run foul of in the night of the 291.11 ult., by a large schooner, name unknown, which stove in her bows and occasioned her to upset and fill. The Cap tain and first mate were drowned, the remainder of the crew took to the boat and landed rudely. The vessel was afterwards fallen M with by a piltir boat, which towel her fah, Cadgwi , h, where her cargo was taken out, and yesterday she was brought up here to GRAVESEND, Juilr 2.—Arrived the Prince Regent, Gaskill, fro It Lisbon • Four Brother., Capes, from Denmark ; Pelican, Rich, from lirussels; flood Hoop, Anderson, from Altona; and Unity. Murphy, from Guernsey. Sailed the Sceptre, Stewart, for Peteriburgh ; Portia, Crabtree, for Naples ; Ruby, Haswell, fur Newfoundland; Acute, Chadwick. for New York; William Shand, Altheod, for Hamlnirgh ; Ellen. Camper, for the Cape of Good Hope ; Hayti, Stephenson, for Rotterdam ; Belfast, Ro berts, for ditto; Minerva, Sehraw, for Norway; Neptunua, —. for Rostock ; and Glory, Frost, for Rotterdam. lasuort, Jews !O.—The klargaret and Jane, Nichol. from Seville to London, which put in here, was sold oa the Sth ult. by the Custom-house, for payment el part charg PAR IS, JUNE 39.—A Colombian privateer has captured, on the coast of Montreal, a revel belonging to Alicant, richly laden. DUE Now A r Res, MAY 3.—The blockade of this port still con tinues. The Braailisns have about Say vessels of war of all de scriptions in this river. They have removed from the neighbour hood of Buenos Ayres, and taken a miring ground near Point Indio; notwithstanding which, the Buenos Ayres squadron, under Admiral Brown, has repeatedly passed and repassed to Monte Yids 0. CAre or Goon Hors, APRIL 16.—The Castle Forbes sprung her main snd mizen mats and tore tolmutt, and is in a leaky rate. CA r.et:TTA, FEN. C.—The Commodore Hayes, 31oncrief, bound to London, caught lire yesterday, and was consumed with all tier cargo. Crew saved. The Charlton, Whine!, sailed from Smyrna 3d May, under convoy of his 31ajesty's ship Rose, in company with the iollowiog yetotebt:—Sultan, Wheatly, for London; Aurora. .Jackson, fer Dublin ; Elizabeth. lit:lmes, for Liverpool ; Sappho, Noltvv, for Falmouth. The Ann, Monday ; Elizabeth, Langrish ; and Glas gow Packet, Wilson, were at Smyrna. The Martha. Kennedy, with a cargo of mahogany, sailed fr. m Honduran for Clyde, on the 12th of January la , t, and has not since been heard of. A lug, bearing the nark of pats of the cargo, was picked up at sea by the Jane, Longbottom, arrived at Liverpool on the 14th ult. from Si. John's, New Brunswick. The Castle Lachlan and Princess Charlotte, from Jamaica La London, were plated with off Cape Antonio, by the Planet, Bar clay, arrived off the Lizard. EAST INDIA SHIPPING. The Thomas Grenville, Manning. from Bengal, has arrived off Portsmouth, sailed from ditto the 28th of January, 1820, and St. Helena the 17th 31a , , ; the Mary Ann. O'Brien, from Bengal, off Portstnoitth ; the Cresar, Watt, from Bengal, off Portsmouth ; the hum Knox, from the Cape, off Fahnocith ; the Marquis of Wellesley, Coulson, from the Mauritius, off Fuhnouth ; the Ss racen, Dunn. from the South Seas, off Falmouth ; the Maria. Thompson, from the Mauritius, off Plymouth, sailed ditto the 30th of -March, 1826. ARRIVALS AT BENGAL.—The Enterprise, Johnson, from Rangoon. Feb. 5; the Snipe, Haig. from China, on the 7th ; the Norfolk, (ireig, from New South Wales ; and the Prince Re. gent, Salmon, from Singapore, on the Bth ; the Resource, Toni lin, froth Madras and fruition, on the 19th ; the Lord Amherst, I Hughes, from Madras, the 22d ; the Osprey, 31 Gill, from Li verpool, on the 23.1 ; and the Elea, Faith, from London, same date ; Upton Castle, Thacker, from Bombay. 25th. Slim To SAIL FROM BENOAL.—The Neptune. Cumberlege, for Madras and London, about the 15th Feb.; the George Home, Hippies, for London, 24:h Feb. ; the Barrette, Mathews. for 'London, 26th Feb. the bads of the Lake, Martin, for lllntlras, the Cape, and London, Ist 31srch ; the Lady Nugent, Coppin, for London, Ist March ; the Claudine, Christie, for Loudon, 15th March ; the Elphinstone, 31•Leao, for Madras, Ceylon, the Ma labar Coast, and London, Ist March. SHIPS SAILED FROM BENGAL.—The Felicitas, Campbell, and the M illiam Money, for China, on the Isth February. The Go vernor Phillips, Emmett, for the Mauritius and New South Wales, on the 21st Fe b.; and Portatea, Lamb. for London, 24th Feb. PASSENGERS PER THE THOMAS GRENVILLE, Captain Man ning, front Bengal:-- Mrs. Thomason, wife of the Rev. J. Thomason, died at sea 25th of March, 1828 ; Mrs. Elliott, wife of C. Elliott, Esq.; Mrs. Hutchinson, wife of Captain Hutchinson, died at sea Ist of April, 1825 ; Mrs. Bros, Mrs. Harvey, Mra. Crommelin—Miss Noble left St. Helena 17th of Play—Rev. Mr. Thomason, Chaplain, Ben. gal Establishment ; C. Blliott, Esq. Hon. Company's Civil Ser vice ; IY.lB'lerre - Esq. ditto ; A. Tosid, Esq., Mr. All n, Cap tain Hutchinson, &riga) Engineers, in command of invalids Cap tain Wrottesley, his Majesty's 16th Regiment Lancers; Lieut. Williams, Begat Native Infantry ; Mr. G. Simms, Assistant- Surgeon; bliss S. Templer, :Mss Charlotte I)rew, Alisa E. F. Crommelin, Miss H. E. Hawkins, Masters G. Money, Gilbert, Money, W. A. Crninmelin, Hurtle, M. Ainslie ; three European servants ; five Native ditto. LIST or PASSENGERS PER SHIP TRIUMPH, Green, from Bombay fur London (daily expected):— Mrs. Sutherland, Mrs. Strover, Mrs. Fenwick, Mrs. Pruett. Mrs. Ravenshaw ; Colonel Strover, Colonel Sutherland, Major Parker ; Messrs. Ravenshaw, Lane. and Torin : Captains Os borne and Newport ; Lieutenants Alien, Maegillivray, Ham mond, and BilLanore ; eight children, and eighty invalids. ARRIVALS AT BOMII•Y.—The Lnwjee family, Lewis, from China, on the 23d Jan. ; and the Catherine, Porter, front Gree nock, the 26. h. SAILING FROM BOMBAY. —The Good Success, Poynton, from China, on the Ist Feb. SHIPS SPOEEN WITH.—The James Scott. Shipton. from Ba tavia to London, was spoken with the 21at Feb. in,lat. 12. S. long. 108. E. by the Beaver, De Peyster, arrived at Nee' York the 30th May, from China ; Ist February, she had supp l ied the James Scott with a main-yard and top-mast. She was going into Batavia to repair. The Mary Ann sailed from Bengal 11th February; the Cape 27th April ; St Helena Bth May. The Cant, Watt, lert Bengal I lth Feb.; the Cape, 21.1 Mar ; and Sr. Helens Bth May. The Luna sailed from the Cape 18th of April. The Marquis of IVel. 'catty sailed from the Mauritats 23d March. The Commodore Hayes, Moncrief, partly laden, was destroyed by fire 7th Feb., at Calcutta, crew saved 4 - had rice for the Mau ritius; caught fire through the skyward having a candle in the bed room. PASSENGER. PER CESAR, CAPTAIN WATT, PROM BEM. GAL —Mrs. Chichelev Plowden and two children ; Mrs. Col. Evans and two children ; Airs. Captain Hardman left at the Cape; lam Captain Bamasyl and four children; Mrs. Captain Llewelyn and six children ; Widow Llewelyn j the Misses Walters, Hely, Shaw, Wards, Ward*, und Wells; Kwyor-General Newbury. of his Ma. Yesty's Forms; Captain Willame; of the Hon. Company's Army ; Captain Welland, ditto, left at the Cape; Lieutenant Graham, 87th Regiment; Mr. Linton ; two female servants, and one male servant. 3ih April; Castle Forbes. Ord, from London, 13M, having sprung her mainmast, miz n and foretopmxxis, and in a leaky rate; Hope, Burns, from St. Helena, loth; Lonach, Bristol', from Bombay, ; Alacrity, Findlay, from Bombay and 'l . llli. cherry. 24th ; Catherine; Porter, from Bombay, 224 ; St. He lena, Fairfax, from St. Helena; Kens, Sinclair. from the Mau ritius, 24th; Mina, Tait, feum Rio, 27th ; John Papplewell, from Madras, 29th. SsigINGS Fstox TUC CAPE The Clydesdale, Rnee, for Ma.. dras and Bengal. 2/11 April ; his Majesty's ship Athoi, Murray, for India. 14th; Dykaight, Keitlimeyer, for Batavia, I ith ; Castle Forbes, Ord, has put into Simond's Bay fur repairs; Kains, Sin chit, tot London, Nth • Catharine, Porter, for Glasgow, 27th ; Alacrity, Findlay, for Landon, Pat May. lave OF PASSENOERS ten Stlfr MAnY Aww, Capt. M O'Brien, from Bengal 11th Feb.. Cape of Good Hope 27th April, St. Helena Bth May, 1828 :—Mistreares General Gregory, J. T. laabella Jackson, Frances P. Strong, T. Dickinson. M. , Jones, D. Alexander, Edward Tuuissaint, and S. OBrien. Chas. Fordyce Ferguson; Esq. Hon. Company's Civil Service; Lieut. Col. J. J. Leah, Hon. Co.'s-63th Regt. N. I.; Lieut. Col. James Alexander, Hon. Co.'s 39th Regt. N. 1., Lieut. Cul. Frederick Sackville, lion. Co.'s 55th Refit. N. 1. ; 31ejor John P. Boileau, Hon. CJ.'O Ardllery ; Major Chas. Taylor, lion. Co.'s 4th Regt. N. 1., died at sea; Thomas Jackson, Esq.. Surgeon of his 51a. jesty's 14th Rev. Ist : Michael Short, Esq. 51. D.; Capt. Tao.. Dickinson, lion. Co.s 44e h Regt. N. I. ; Capt. P. B. Fittgietn. Co.'s 13 h Reg% N. I. ; George Shillin g f o rd, Esq. Lieut. Thorns!' his Mar r sty's 44th Rev. !iliaMar. gate Jones, Elias Jones, Charlotte Alexander. Hannah Alriandrr, and Frances Toulsraint, Matters Thomas Brooke Jackson, J.lrn Rob:. Jackson, Thomas Boileau, John Leith, George Shilling. ford, Robert Alexander ; with seventeen servants. OW Plymouth 29th June. The Eat 'lndia Company's ship Thorns. Grenville arrived of( the Wight the 2d inst. Sate 1.11 Bengal the :IYth February, and St Heltr.i the 17th May. Tue Lo.d Lowther, outward bound, left St. Helena before t!.: .Thomas Grenville arrived there. aIaIERICAN TRADE. orFiciAL. BUENOS AYRES, Mato( 15. The President of the Rcikublic, considering the neccs4ity of ex-. tending and regulating the 'political and commercial rclatiocs of the country with other natiopa, and the importance ef regulatin4 the salaries of the Diplon4ic Agent" and Consul", has the honour to propose to the C, , rass, for its sanction, tl:c annesel Project of Law. The President of the Republic renews the exprcsaion of hit. respect to the Representatives of the nation. (Signed) RITADAYIA, • FRANCISCO DE IJA Cnuz. PROJECT OF LAW. Article I.—The individuals composing the Diplomatic Body of' this Republic abroad shall enjoy the following salaries :—Alinisters Plenipotentiaries is Eureka, 9,0nR1 piastre's, and in America, 7,000 per annum ; Sec - etarita of Legation, 2.000 piastres ; Charg.as d'Affaires. 4,.10.1 piastres in Europe, and 3,300 in America. 2.—Esch Legrim in Europe rhall have an Adjunct, who Oiall have a salary of 1.500 pia.trey per annum. • 3.—Charges d'Affaires shall have for the duties of &Treats al Officer, who shall have LIAO piastres in Europe, and 1,009 America. 4.—The :Ministers Plenipotentiary snd Charges d'Affaires shill also have the amount ota year's salary for the expenses of the L. gation, and he.i.les the travelling expenses. s.—bonsuls General shall have 3,000 piastres in Europe, and 2,000 in &Dena'. _ - - .6.—Conmils ant Commercial Agents shall c! , joy the rotlice ui their entelonizios. ahttv: salaries shall be paid from the day of the accept. anre of the appointment, ail that of the return of the Amb.tasattur, and to this capital. IBIS!! ELECTIONS. Lord George Berenford has resigned. Mr. Trite is rewrite& Mr. Verner is thrown ottt. Mr. D4W6011 is elected. The only elections now going on in the country are-3lonagbau, Galway, and Limerick. Whe , her Mr. Lloyd or Major O'Grady be m imed for Limerick, or whether the people of Galway be yelp , - sznfed by Mr. Lonbcrt or Mr. M.rtin, can make no sort of cliff,. rence on the grett Irish question, all the Candidates being favour able to that measure —Dublin Freeman: Joarnal. MAYO. WESTPORT. gA - T . 1;11 - 1;A4 SIGHT, 10 O'CLOCK. Mr. Browne's friends were waylaid avid attacked on their return from Cirulebar. Among them were the first melt In the county. Mr..l. Browne, late Member, Col. Jackson, Rey. Mr. Maxwell. and Capt. Browne, were wounded in the attack. The reports brought announce live men as having been killed; the numbers of wounded not yet ascertained. COUNTY DUBLIN. WEDVESDAY.-At the close of the pull, at five rtinutes p»s six, the numbers were as follow : Day's Poll. r. 12 222 184 White Talbot Hamilton Grass Poll. 1.154 1,154 823 GALWAY.—There has been dreadful work in Galway. It is said that fear gentlemen have been commi,:ed on a charge of kit in a man.— Thrblin Freeman's Journal. KERRY.--.lVe are very sorry to say that no detailed revery' cif the dreadful and unfortunate business at Trades have yet reached town. But although there is not a regular authentic narrative . Our: are several !ewes, written of course under great agitation and in great haste, and numerous rumours . The followtog parties cuter; are given in an Evening Paper, which, however, does not pledge itself for their accuracy in all respects. We should ald that it is stated positively that seven persons, of those who were tired upon are dead ! and thirteen dangerously wounded. There is also a report, that Lord Ennismore (father of the new Candidate). and who, accirding to previous accounts, bad been horsewhipptd by Colonel Crosbie, had lost his life in a duel, arising out of thesis melancholy transactions. " The wretched people were shot lik.: so many dogs, without the formality even of leading the Riot Act. The most conspicuous person on this occasion wan Major Mullins., a brother, we believe, of Lord Ventry—(pay is be the New Orleans Mullins, who was dismissed the service fur his conduct during a battle ?l It has been proved, we understand, oa the im. quest, that this roan repeatedly called on the police to fire upon the multitude, by such exclamations as this, Blood and why don't you fire ?" The inquest was proceeding on Tuesday., and it was supposed would continue the whole week. Messrs. Guiles and !sing attended on behalf of the people. Mr. Hickson., agent for Mr. Hare and 3lr. Bennett, attended on behalf of Major Mullins. Vet when Mr. King expressed hie gratification at seeing Major Mullins professionally ',presented, these gentlemen, though acting throughout as extenuating counsel for the acanted, tiously denied any such representation. Aleors. King and con*. declared that they appeared not as hirelings, but as the advocates of a massacred people. The bodies were all interred on Tuesday. From what has yet transpired at the inquest, it apyears that a 3lr. F Rowan shot one of the unfortunate men himself with s.pistol— that Mullins brought the police from the Itharreh-yard, where they chewed ,reluctance to lire, and that, notwithstanding the renum. amours of the Chief Constable, Mr. Smyth, (:Arise conduct is highly peaked) he caused them to fire from before the Court.. llntiße. Lord Ennismore has returned suddenly to Cork, and' the High Sheriff, escorted by a party of police. has set off, acoordittie to the current opinion in Tralee, for Dublin, far the purpose of surrendering himself. IVhtnt has become of Mojor 3lullii is we have not heard. In the mean time, the election winch was to have began last Monday, is adjourned over (by copseut, we should au,.. pose) to Monday next. What the verdict of the Coroner's inquest: may be, we know not—what it ought to be, we do know. It is supposed, that after this unpropitious commencement of Kerry po lities, Mr. Hare will give up the battle before It has commenctil." Freeman's Journal. - . -......___ I From the Southern Reporter, June 291 Up to yesterday morning, when the coach left Ttalee, the town enjoyed comparative quiet. The inquest on the si' unfortunate victims had not terminated on Tuesday night. at which time '43 witnesses lout been examined. Tate AFFRAY AT KE ft ItY.—We have receivcd a Illtrnb" I Of letters since our last, relating to this unfortunate subject, and terry t exceedingly that they all bear us out in the statement we gave of the extent of the killed and wounded. As the affray will become the object of i 111 l nediate inquiry on the part of the floverenotert. would not be judicious to advert to it more particularly. opinions on the subject of the High Sheriff's reading the Riot Act are various and conflicting--for ourselves, we must say that it would not be consistent with that steadiness for which Mr. tiicktoti is remarkable, were he to order the military to fire, without hiving legally protected himself from the responsibility. The elcetioa has been postponed to Monday n:xt, it is suppos ed to await a com munication from the Government—the turbulence of the mob being such as to impede all efforts at polling—Cork. Conyt;toii.nr, June 29. The Wellington, Evans., was to sail from Madras for London ist March. (Extract of a Letter from our eortesnandent at Limerick, dated SHIPS SPOKEN NUM.-Th.: George Home. Hippius, was spoke yesterday, II o'clock.) ?Ist March on the Line, by the Thomas Grenville; the !)caner, The contest is curie,' on here with great vigour. Fitz;ibbon ,s from llamburgh to Bataria,. 4th April; ofi the Cape. secure in his election; Lloyd, pretty certain ; btu it O'llenly is des- ANRIVAL AT 3 , IADEIRA—The Boyne, Miller, from London, tined to lose, he will di, hard. Be promises faithfully to bead his he -29:11 May. - mediate opponent on the poll to-day. The contest will kill L'oyd i: A a itIVAL AT ST. HELENA—The Marquis of Carndcn, Fox, it continues. as he looks very bad. Yesterday evening an is-r ,, rney of from London, 16th May. the name of C.l—, from Charkville, an agent in one of O'Grmir's An RIVALS Air TEN En TFFE—The Crown,rtairil, from Creenock booths, was , cia.al with an apoplectic fit, and is nearly oil: The 13th May, and sailed for Bombay on the 17th. The Providence, hem is so intense tort oil the agents are in their shirt sleeves. -The Ardlie, from London, no the 113th, and to sail in the 19th. ahility, perseverance, impartiality, and independence, manifested MONTE VIDEO.—The Perseverance. graham, for the Mantis by the High Sheriff, is beyond praise. Ile never quits his Coins ; tins, was on shore 23d April at Monte Video, during a hurricane; the pen is coatinually in his finger:. When I saw hi 11 yesterday it was doubtful whether she could repair. evening, I would have taken hint for one of the roost vigilandatd OrianALTSg—The Lady Campbell, Murphy, front Bengal, Clicient agents of one er other of the candidates, it I did O n know was on shore on the Pearl Rock, Gibraltar, 19th June, hot was hip person. A inure consistent and respectable retu-n , ng officer got off without apparent damage; left Saugar Ist Jan.: the Cale et,erer perhaps presided at an election. It is really gratifying to 6th April; St. Iletena 17m April; Ascension Island 2tkli April, 'witness a man of edacation, rank, and fortune, ilisciatagiappois with bale goods, sugar, and saltpetre. digit, With Virtue and constitutional purity. - C'orl: Constibitiols, AKELVALD AT 'PILE CAPE—The Acosta, Hillier, from Ms- ..71111i 29.