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I Je_el SERIES of LECTUItint tra be Delivered in the - • -- w w w ..-- • INFORMATION is sunk in the Track of Vessels running into the Anchorage. VALUABLE DAIRY FARMS, NEAR WiNCANTON, i COuree I. On COMPARATIVE PHYSIOLOGY, comae- CUSTO3I-110USE, FF3. 2. - ht. and 01 the evidences at Dwegennea, where she now lies shoe( Two Miles and a Halt* off upwards of One Hundred and Forty Acres, with Farm-henese r e prelsending a Philosophical Stineellir ;r 4 aseembloge of functions , reirriedtb letwenne..- Neptune, Knight. from . ; err. CLARKSON showed cause sgaiost a rule obtained on a for HLLISTOX V. DOWTON. Ostend r r Ilorattey, with Dungeons Light being about S o ut h - west ; Notice Garden, Orchards , Yards, and Outbuildinga, in the Parishes of riennteriaing the several dawn of lio• i thereof le hereby linen,,fae the InforMation of Mamas of Weasels, liorsington, Cucklington, and Stoke Tesler. lof deeign Plough • Stevens, from Lisbon • Harmon i c , Rabe. from Brake: rehibited in their fiensilan. By P. AL it ooer, M.D. Brothers , - bM A General, "• , met -y, y • r. ttorney. caning upon the defendant to i Pilots., said others; at that Detentions have been issued by this By Mr. ROBINS, I F.R . S. To commence THIS DA itt One o'clock in the After- General Murray . l Lister, front Syle(Denmark); . urray. ar --eo • sufl - er tae plaintiff's setorriey to inspect end take a copy of a latter 1 Corporation for immediately placing % ‘Yreck Buoy thereon. (Of Warwitit House, Regent-sentet.) ' noon. turd to be continued each Frith; until the Course front Caicos • Waterloo Remake - from Faro e King Geroge. Vey, , • . , ue .. . written by the plaintiff's agent, Air y Dunn, which letter contained By Command of the Cortionolan At Garraway's, on THURSDAY NEXT, at 12, in 2 Lone I shall be Minpleted. • e., , .. . from Dunkirk • Charles Tennyson. Bouch, from Re pt ; II ling- the tetras of . an agreement under watch the defendant was to per- J. lIER;;ERT, Secretary. Lot I. A Very D. sheltie FREEHOLD ESTATE, I Curse IL On the FITSTORY fil /CAL PROPER- ton , i 3l from ilburn e . ' ditto • fee 'al Geer e Kelso from Sandwich • ) .e , y. _ • form as an actor at Drury-lane Theatre, to the terra of which let- N. 8.-Ail Wreck Buoys are ce!pured Green. ' TIES of the GASEOUS and ill WORM ..11. FRITH DA IRV FARM, in the pariehas of Hue- , E.F.L.S. FLUIDS. By Mayflower, Rigden, from Dunkirk ; Prosperous, Lingham , from ter the defendant had subscribed in a fetter item b him la Hastings ' gone, Hance front Charente; Success, Hay wood, 1 11. Mr. / 1 • POET OF LONDON, Jas. /4, 182 L sin ton and Cueklinetou with a mmodi • Ferm.house Dare ; Mensal!) PHILLIPS. Esq. F.R. •• and ES L S To coin - Ita (. feee Se • ~answer to Mr. Dunn , The affidavits of the lainti and Dunn , a 1 ' cu au ' . . " 'R DYh 10 b lifeb '' ' Fr om R ot h et . I t y Ft i tztrigten, Harrison, from reters. & n ewt , t h at „ ee e the i h time a e• py o leper was kept at. t e sett usg FOR SALE. and offices; good e den, orchenls , farm-yard bare stable cow- . mence on THL SA, t e t maey, at Half-past Seven burg h ,-, •- • Leghorn ; Agenoria, Turkett, l e house, calf-p n , carehmtee, pit g y &c and ' ' nearly Seventy- o'clock in the Evening, and to awninged each succeeding ` - • although a memorandum or the teems contained in it was kept ; from - •,#elars,' • ray, temp Dublin; Banger, Savage, DT Orem of the Honourable the commissioners r Ire 1 ‘?, -- t nine Acres o' r e:tee/Inn 31eadoir.P e as t t ' ure , and ” a fine piece of cop. - Thursday until the Courts shall bscompletcd. since the bringing of the present anion, the plaintiff' had been ad- ,' 1 IlftsjcstresPrcise Reuentsc, in a apadous Romn, at the ()thief pice lend, strived with floe thriving young oaks, and other timber Curse 111. On LIGHT, MM. and ELECTRICITY f rom ... e• , .... . eised that he could not vilely roomed to the trial of it without Mee, Old firma-street. on THURSHAN , the leth, FRIDAY , and tiudennind, in the nectipatieen of 3lr. Deeding, tenant at will. Al W. T. BRANDS, Es q. Pr effsserer of r-elleunarrl in th e Royal • E eons n ar gllttleinca.-10491, Bromley, for Ilamgro' ;1 .- all t) . v • . t C * nude • ' for P - 5 , . .. if ham Ai ing a copy .le unn s letter, in oiler to set it out so the de + t cleration so uto avoid a variance. i s e 11th, MONDAY, the 14th. TUESDAY, the 15th. 'W leD. Lot 2. A 'kith - able FREEHOLD ESTATE: HOOK FAR3I, Instiruflon, and Secretary of the elelockety. To commence on -' l4 •e' • , l ' a . , - earn, • nnes, for Quebei air tree]; 91oVilekam Curtis, , gESDAY, the 16th. Days of February, Ines, at One o'clock in in the pariehes of Hotrington and Stoke Trister.eompeising a corn. WEDNESDAY, the 16th of Fe .ay One o'clock, and bbe m et e ' _ .. 'a* , _ I 044 ki, „ for New Mr. Ceenesox submitted, erst, tlit this was a 'question Of ire ongbagt. for Antearp Inapressidn, for ft *as a known maxit9 of law, that no person die Afetunoon of loch Day.prechtelv, the folk/Wing 00PS CH rnodiotte stone-built Form-house, Dairy, and Offices, adjoining continued each NVedneaday rail . vyt, .York ; Archlackl, &Oen, fa' and Andra ; Simeon Brandy ' . • • French and other Foreign %I /nee Lot 1, whd a garden, ten acharde, lartn.yarel, cow-beam calf: . Course IV. The MARCH l 'IPINETO will delivers itoorn‘forHambro'; JOnen()* Wolters, litu * could be called upon to glee evidence against himself. t • Rem • 1 . C - X''' ' ".r Coffee pens, stehle, cert-house, See, a cottage, garden; and orchard, and Course of Lectures en some oft important brandies of the anti Groom . Ostend, Itse, The Lout) In J t strice-No such maxim of !mnial, 't Oaten - e Black and Green Tea nearly Sixty-dime Acres of rich Faadtre Land. In the occupation Literature of Modern Europe. Toubunence on MONDAY, the CLEARED IA Mr. Clarkson ; a criminal case no man can be my3TWA It DS /iIX A Ikrit Greatnet ten, Feb. I .- ev iee A - •CD Pet• tie.ldrub .. : : • _I- Pepper Wax and Tallow Candies . of Mrs. Merlin, taint at will. The turnpike roan from Stoke and Ceeklington to IVincanrna . 7th of Marth, at Half-put Seven *the/Evening. • S. I . KENT. Sec. Foot Sistpa, Stoked. fur Alpha, Smyrna, and Constantinople; { e h . but I Rata, Collins, for New (Weans; Brutus, Collins. for New Or- gnerst heneelf, because that you'd make him to pun went , it n civil actions a party ran always be soon i. tri:l 4 4 1 ! , lna”, and pew. through three Ehatese within a short distance of the high ----------- -e-----tli e -- - --e- -- Lens; Britannia, Bolide feeds Cape of Good llope. to furn• sit docienemery evideue againat himselL •, . . ~. Cordials ICB Vt 4. NVester n Read. distant from Wineatuon shone two miles, from e .. ,,,,giilleA r 2 E la. 31r CLAIIA-MiX observed thet lie believed the Ooctrin• Aided CLEARINO OUY HAAT/S.-Prince_ Saxe Coburg, Ladd, for Rot- t „,,,,,,,e up ,,,,,e he (Henn observed, : Lord Ahneilehi , (terry Brandy Alto • few bon of Coffee and Sh aft al tu ry , Sherbeente and blelbourne fort about ten miles, - terdarn ; Duchess of Oloucestet. King, for Trinidad ; Fortune, , and had teen sin e s questioned by the highest legal atitholities. Cologne Cocoa for Exportation. Ban red Salisbury ahout twenty.eloht, and Bristol and We7mouth (Frodettt ilesele% -71a j0r , 93118 . th Dec , -1 Vaughan, for Cadiz; leuns, C0,,(-wh.. for Corunna, Ferrol, sad . r a l yr. oUSUCC BAYLEY ' -Never by the presiding eutheeitisi of *Mfg about thirty. It is generally expected Itll4ol/ tag -. S l y y 111 be pro- vi e • . Andy, Weetworeland, for Demrara ; Mansfield, Alanie, dee dry , 3ls Clarkson, •. Poet of which are allotted in ems quantities , for the better amen- • To be • wed by . opal hg ns Mr. Henry . /turtle, at Hook must thia day. . - fix Won% • Too beion of several !leuirrs, ass tr. Pli e llif . e li m e mi e te Isom of , .nt runlet:l%mq Ile had; at the Greyhound, Win- .1 ' 1 it "'sus, Ste: It . , . Asir t 4i :r . ,111._._0.. * .--..ams.-- • .Mr: Cteraxsex even then thottght es rule, it not questioned, 2 ,,, F ,,,,..- ,:. ..g.,......5tni0t0n, • WM.; Red Lista. - Tbe mg. trie ftl.., • Id slot a" e M e t. - . e . -----• . - - e 01111 1 . pplyaw-th present eau The rule, be submitted, *nay 1111 it be o . , sne.• • •-• •• - t ofte. Aberlatene ; Mermaid, 'Yeovil i Dade, s ees t oue w a 10 Wits - iiinin 1 - . ...se= Amer, LL4:442 1 4•44.0T. -.- , .. re, . ZlElte . .._ . ....;: t ..i.1 4 .41 , twii , .. 4 .1e.maticir -.. . , . J.. f • - t . - : Irt!'"*. - - ... .. ' •, . 1 • - 3 i i' s lM'"'",„:7 4 ,, t ‘ii i i, 4 1.4Yumil ta Akt .„ b 4 "ffffeilkeierrer rule. 1.. --Atttled- air Needs ffraellas tack*. • . .- . - TS. ti an r. Speaker, • - 'i: • ' . from Carthage:a and JAMAICA , hoe weeks five) the latter pines ; - Mr. /esti& REYL3T-Tf th!"re is Mi/j tine ?troy ot et. . s. --il ti li y . - • Ml -st r ee t, a Inn ;at Garraway ; and of Mr. Robins, " I !see passed all shell tile as have been presented me, to ana twelve o'Clocit. the Brothers Atherdee, from Newfoundland ; and the Portland, WM. (tic party hhicling it must hold It u a treat-et foe the othet m the Downs, for Jamaica. Pater. . HT OF LONDON, Pee. 1, 1823 . • ----- TO. WEST INDIA MERCHANTS. RECTIFLENS. DIS- have adopted for the protection and encouragement of the slave po. ' kir. Ceeretsox cone:erred that the present leas Halter a case for FOR SALE, TILLERS, COPPERSMITHS, BROSFOUNDERS, and Seen, although not corresponding with the wishes and expects. PLYMOUTH, FES. I--Arrived the Slosh Ann, Aysh, from , . . fitolna of his Majesty's Government, I trust I may consider as an London, for Lisbon. Sailed the Lucy Davison, Stevens, for Rio Di all of thecovery in a Court of Equity. Order of' the Ilimasiratk the eraninissionerg of his Others By W I 31)fl'ANLEY andSONS, The 1•03 D CHUFF J UST IC* could not distinguish this &sift-err camera of your intention to-avail yourse l ves of all opportunities for Janeiro. Brlifajtsty's Extist Reuenne. in a 'parlous Ronm, at the Cetef At the Malt. THIS DAY, at 12. to close an Account , what heel now been long admitted to be the established pesetas of improving their condition, and rewarding their industry and good POIITSMOUTH, FEB. 2.-Arrived the Skylark, Keith, from 06 0 ,,0d Bernuestrea. on That V. the . l7th, FRIDA Y, A MOST excellent SHALLOW PATENT . STILL conduct.' Oante • YoUre trim London , for the Court. It w DO es answer to . the panic applicatiern to say', it the 18th. MONDAY, the eled TlllesDA e , the '22tl days of and II FA D, with round condenser, having inner.sparal _____ e __________ • Arno , ,•, Leghorn; , ougnt not to be granted, berause it could be obtiencel :n a Coon of Alla, from Haniburgh, tor Bilboa. February. 1825. at One o'clock in the A fterponn of each day pre block, tin pipes, all copper mountings, with two pewteraorme, TRADE WITH SWEDEN. Equity after moth longer deley, and much greeter erpenie. He 1 dale. about Eleven Thousand Gallons of Irish WHISKEY, rise - iron furnaces, month damper, bars and bearer, teget fi et with Cowes, Fen. 2.-Arrived the Columbus. Nyl, front New York, was ef opinion that the Mk should be made absolute, Mr. E. al. --..www.--- Tani are allotted to accommedate pr i vate persons as wallas two copper six-inch pumpi twenty feet long, brass cylinder and 6. in forty-eight days, bo un d to Antwerp ; the Roans. Evans from lowing thefendant t angy te a copy of the letter written by the efeed. The Swedish and Norwegian Consulate , / London , Feb. 1 , 1825. London for Singapore • ard the Choic Wheatl from London , ant e, ey, to lil t. Dunn, dat the time of the productinn of lie urres dialers. boxer, with parallel motion. The above are quite new, and have .. ete_ll„ing deceived °Octal inf tion that the Salo Bea- • • L • - • ' . tor ht. otningo. letter to 211 r. beaten. the latter should be at Pberee to ma e sty Catalogue may be had at ed. each, and Sarni:des seen at the Ez- never been used. Now lying in the iVerehouse, No. 3, the north has been blown down, I aldose and beg leave to hand eau the SIR Warehouickeepend Office. fewer-hill, from Monday . the side of the London Docks. LYMINOTON. FEB. 2.-The Atlas, Prior, from Youghal, affidaeit .in explanation, which he might think compete oltich affl- 1 particulars, that you may make the same known for the safety of . 11th, to Wedreeday, the Pith, nom ten till two o'clock, and on the May be viewed, and Particulars had at the Docks; Lloyd's; the um iner . „ Aid thuse pans . which was on the mud, has am got off, and proceeded for South- devit wan to be annexed to the Inter, and read in evidence On the morning of Sale (the Sample o e t i re D ay ' s „ lie 0 , 14 , ), from tee till cemented Ilan Coffee Rooms; the Mart ;of IVinstanley and I --" I LIT the honour te be, with respect, Sir, am ton. trial. lie thought it was ally fair that the defendant should have twelve o'clock. Sons, Paternoster-row ; and of Mr. Adams, 122, John-street, " Your most obedient Servant. Deere Frlt. 2.-Passed through for London the Nelson, -, his opportunity, as in a Court of Equity he would be etatkd to • EAST INDIA HOUSE, Pd. 2, 1825. Minories " CHARLES TOTTIE. front the South Seas. Arrived from the River anti remain, the live AA his explanation on oath. TILE Court of Directors u i . th e united egmpantl r?te LIFE INTEREST or ANNUITY of 262 f. Ifs.; REVER. "To John Bennett, jun. Eel., Lloyd's." transport bark, No. 42; Caledonia, Christie, from Jamaica ; Jane, . Juana BATLEY was of the same opinion- Rule made ntwolute. Merchants e Enema!, trudiwg to the East India, do hereby sioN to 2, , VIOL Three anti a Half per Cents.; and LEASE- - Hombey. for Pernambuco. Also arrived the Somenetehire, Ras, • gee Mein. HOLD IMPROVED RENTS, amounting to near 1401. per Circular (translated from the Swedish.) from Leith, for J a maic a ; and Martha, Milb urn , Dorn Newcastle, Tax ktero, ix rue rrtoszeortox or SIR GEOSIOE 17:II• That • GENERAL COURT of the said COMPANY will be Annum. By WINSTANLEY and SONS, To THE CONSUL-GENERAL or sits sverniset AND Dolor- for Sierra Leone. The Amity. Johnson. for Bombay; Kingston, HINGHAM, AGAIN ST JAMES STAMP SUTTON COO3E AND held at their House in Leadenball-street, on FRIDAY, the 11th Ar'rhe Mart, THIS DAY, at 19, in Four Lots, CHAN MAJESTY IN LONDON. Lueltie, for Demerara; and several others of the outward-bound, drierad. instaneat eleven o'clock in the Forenoon, at the desire of Nine Lot 1. rilllE LIFE INTEREST of a Gentleman aged The Board for the Administration of Affairs that concern the sailed last evening. . the Sir. CeierneLt applied to the Court to postonne the time for defendant, lances Stem Sutton Cuok- corhin - Preprieton. agreeably to the following Letter, viz.:- IL 49, in the sum of 1721. 1 Is. Batik bong Annuities, coast and seas, hieing on the 3d inst. made report that Salo GRAVESEND, FED. 2.-Arrived the Jane•Doskin,from Seville; "To the Chairman, Deputy-Chairman, and Court of Directors and in an Estate at Bluntisham, in the County of Huntingdon, la Beacon, which served AS a seamark for entering the harbour of George , Forster, from netenbergb ; Benjamin, Seaman, front do.; t h e judgment of the Court. It will be recollected that these defer.(- ofants were found guilty . the 1 - ••• • ' ' et at opening Asseres, for a conspiracy 41 11 the East India Company. at VOL per Annum, producing together 2621. 11%. per Annum. Kongehanne, on the coast of the province of Bella, was blown Britannia Seaman, from Stettin • Un it y, Foul from Hamer& ; 1 . • • " Lender), 31st Jan., 1825. len 2. The A BSOI.I IL R 1.3 L" " ' "RSION in and to the Sam 'town and demolished in a hnrricane between the 15th and 19th Margaret, Bpeeming, from Lubeck; Aopewell, , !oriel.. fecal Oro- to endeavour to raise a claim to the Barony of Term 1 Stafford. In Easter (sat the defendant attended after to ratite the 'in/ " Oentlemen.-We, the undersigned hoprietnes of East India of 2.300 f. New Thresani-a-liall per Cent. Bank Annuities (late of November last, which occurrence the Royal Board of Corn- ningen . Sailed the ( tan-Ann, Clibbins, from Vera Cruz ; mentor the C b • da y day 3 g- Mak, being duly qualified, do hereby request that, you will rum- Four per Cents.), on the (cease of a Widow Lady aged 39. 'tierce now confirm to the Consul- General , in order to its promo( - Brighton, Seboi, for New York ; James , Seat, for Tenerife. e Court , but in consequence of an area of judgennt being MON a Court of Proprietors at as early a period as may be move- Lot 3. A LEASEHOLD IMPROVED NET RENT of Ration, for the information of seafaring persons within the Consul- ta yr - HITEHAV EX, JAN. 111-The Henry, Steel, from Dublin, and in t h e left re e moved for, judgment could not then in given. In Trinit Term . the defendant *as 4 • y ' tau ill to attend, and that nieta, for the purpose of taking into consideration the Hyderabad 1071. 15s. 4d., for • 'fern, of Seven Years and a Quarter, issuing Generapa district. and the Broughton Tower, %Feeney, from Newry, were driven on illness still one ued. Papers now before the Proprietors, as tie t as they respect the con- - out of and secured by extensive Premises. No. 50, Leicester-square, By virtue of our of fi ce, (Signed) P. of KLINTIIERO. shore to the northward of fl ' 1 26 I • TI I C " arrington tle t i instant. le atter Alr. CAM Per LE read tiro affidavits ; the one by two surgeon duet of the Most Noble the Marquis of Hastings, late Governor . Teething back into Peinces-street„ in the occupation of Messrs. T. W. BRANDEL. i era has received conted ble damage. It is expected they will be get T. HERTHMAN. ss stating. that they were attending the plaintiff,who I. . was confined to General of India. Frolcoch and Drench , and Mr. Gri ffi n. off next springs. The Thomas, Lethwaite, is on shore at the back his bed with attack of the Ilfalt - weenrionaal.wi h.. ......• L.A......-- " Jos EER 1-1 oat. " RANDLZ JACKSON, Lot 4. An IMPROVED GROUND-RENT of 111. 16a.. is- P. 0. BERMS. ..... -_ __ P. 0. BERGIUS. I. H. V. SYDOW. dfn . his bed with snack of th e gout, accompanied by greet inflamma tion, end was totally in an unfit state to be renkried t the other affidavit was of Ellen Raugh, a nurse, who swore that she was at tendini; the defendant, who was unable to move in his bed with. out ass:stance, and was compelled to •trave a person to sit up with hilt at night. The 1.0113 Cuter JUSTICE thought there affidavits contained a sufficient exeure for the &re:lda:lt's non-attendance: Mr. CasiltitELL said, that in the !ast Term ao order war made that the prosecutor should be permitted to send a surgeon to visit the defendant ; that had been done, end he believed that the report of the surgeon cout;r:ted what was contained in the affi davits. The COURT accordingly directed the matter to stand over. " /mos. 14 unnoCa, " Wis. Coarze, " Iticxmun, "J. DOT LI, "JAS SHAW, "ALEX. JOHNSON. "DOUGLAS I:nix/ann. PATER AUGER, Auisiarti Secretary. Lot 4. An IMPROVED GROUND-RENT of is suing out of Eight Houses in Kennington-terrace, held fur 26 years and a half. Printed Partienlies may be had of Meters. Vamlercom and Comm, Sulicitors, Bush.hine, Cannon-street; at the Mart; and of instanley and Sans, Paternoster-row. Stockholm, Dec. 8, 18% TRADE win,' PORTUGAL. . _ of Mary port. BILEOA, JAW. 23.—The Lord Nelson, Phillim, from New foundland for this port, was totally wrecked on the Island of Years, to the East of Cape Machichaco, during a tremendous gale which commenced 18th instant from S.W. and continued till the 224 from N.W.; it has now become moderate. Only the captain and one of the crew saved. LAST INDIA ROUSE, "'Armory 2, 1828. rB Court of Dirertors of the United Company of aferehante of Eortand tradiitg to the East Indies do hereby flat Notice, That on thel3ist of `ee. nesit,and on the same day in each succed• ing year, until the =hide shall be discharged, the Septennial Loan oh licadons issued under the Court's Advertisement of the 12th July. 1811, and renewed in the peer 1:118, for a further period of seven years, will be discharged, agreeably to the terms and conditions io the manner pointed out in tl:e lt:i and Bth Clauses, via s— " Fifth, That whenever the :overtire instalments of this Loin shah be in coons of payment. t he tinkles of it shall have an option of being paid either in Cash, in ihdis. or by Bilk upon 'McCann of Directors, at an exeha: , ge of two shillings and sixpence for each him Rem. such Bills to be drawn at eighteen mouths' date, to be forwarded by the Aneountant-General, if required, free ... of ex pense to the parties, provided the option of payment in India, be declared in vtitir.g, by the fielders or their attorneys, six months previous to such repayment, and in default of such notiez the repay. meet to be made by (fills upon the Court of Directors, subject to the same conditions of reinitiat es PICTURES, PRINTS. DRAWINGS, MEDALS, COINS, AND VIE DIES OF THE CELEIIRATED NAPO LEON MEDALS OF THE LONG SERIES. By Mr. STANLEY, At his Rooms, No.lll, Qld Bond-street, THIS and following DAY. at 19. ASELECTION of PICTURES of real merit, the Works of Italian and Dutch Masers of high distinction, embracing an early sp e l l :ten of .ft.ifftelle, a Madonna, infant and engem. Lionardo da k" ll a acchanaliso scene by Nicola, and a lantisesite bythupayr min, a tine old copy of she l'ranatiguration, evenples of Giu w Romano, Titian, Tin:tacit°, A. del Sarto, Hoist:as; a landscape and water, ftuyelnel,' a brilliant picture by Weentx, anti many others of goo d quality 4 icitireitiburg drawings of birds, esquisiteiy sai,ltrda ao-assoublage of chola Dicta...coo. taming the best works of after %% ilium, many by %Ville, oil*" by Shari) , hlorghers.-Fittlsr. fielding, and liFilkie's psi subjects; n rtatiber of old English Nina and medals; and eighteen dies of the grand series of Napoleon medals, amot which are those of the Simplon, the battles of Lumen and urtzen, Soinne, Sierra, Elba, the Sachedrita, Napoleon the Second, &c. being the rarest of this distinguished set. May be viewed, and catalogues had. KINGSTON, J*II•TCA, DEC. 23—The Colombia. arrived at Falmouth from Virginia, was boarded on Monday off Cape St. Nicholas, by the Colombian brig Eagle, Captain Anderson, who reported the, a French flnt was ofFSt. Domingo, and that she tad been chased the day before by two Spanish sloops of war. Nassau, Kew PROVIDZWCE, DEC. 4.—The Catalina, from Principe to Havannali, was lately wrecked on Egg Inland reef. after having been captured by the Colombian cruiser ZeliMa ; part of cargo saved, llaaacarao, NOV. 28 —The Apollo sailed fee Llverpool on tne 221 invert, and got aground on a bank neat the Castle, whers ahe struck very hard. and must pot back here to discharge. It is sup. posed she has received setious damage. Off Dover, the Virginia, Knight, from Da/Smote. The Jamaica packet sailed from Carthsgens Dee. CI, Jamaica Dec. 28. and front Crooked Island Jan. 4. The James. Stewart, (root Bliramichi, was totally wrecked Nov.ll on illugtialen Island ; one boy drowned. The Lord Sebum, Pltilbru, from Newfoundland to !Mho's, was totally lost near that port 18th ult. The John, Pousty, front Shield,' for Bordeauv, has been got ell the Sandwich Flats, without damage, aotl put into Ramsgate, Ist instant. ARCHES COURT, THURSDAY, Fetavetr [Belpre Sir .1 ouu NKnoz,i, Kia.l DXRAATT v. Deux?. This was I suit Instituted by Mrs. Purasit for a divert* from her husband. Ducat, Esq.. of Tong Castle, and a Magistrate of the county of Salop. It was charged, and indeed admitted.,thas Mr. Durant had committed adultery with three of his servants, nod continued this intimacy for a number of years, the result of which was the birth of three Illegiti mate children. In eMlequenee of such conduct :Ars Durant lett her busband's houic, but suttee. fluently returned to hint with a full knowlege of his adultery. The libel also cb..rged adultery subsequedt to the return of 3lrs. Durs?,t. " Sixth, That the Court of Directors shall have a power of post pming the discharge of the Bills drawn in llquid.tion of principal fnr one or two years upon the payindnt of interest, half-yearly, at fit rate of five per cent. per annum." PETER A URER, Assiaiant Secretory. FOR PAiENGERS. A Chartered Ship, to sail in all February, and will be punctually despetehed,either with cargo, or in ballast. I)irect SHIP-OWNER!:' S(WIE fY. • NEW PROAD-STRIART. 29111 JANUARY. 182$. MBE ANNIVERSARY DINNER of the SHIP 1_ OWNERS' S1)t:IP:1'Y will be held at the City of London Tavern, on SATURDAY, the 12th day of February next, The Right Honourable the Earl of Livzarool., K.G. President, in the Chair. STEWARDS. 111rhanlann Borradaile, Esq. John Marshall. Esq. kirsert Brown., Esq. Edward Parsons, Esq. James Garr, Esq. John Pine, lieq. John Chapman, Esq. Benjamin Shaw, Esq. Bend Johntton, E.q. Wm. Thompson. Esq. Ald. 81. P. George tiviir, Esq. 1 Anthony Thompson, Esq. Ihnr er on Table at Si r-put rive o'clock. Tickets One Guinea each, to be bad of the Stewards, and at the Bu of the Tavern. ASYLUM FOR FEMALE ORPHANS. • PAT ROPE!!. . Her Royal Highress the Duche” of CAMBRIDGE. Pit F. SIDE XT. fits Raul llig nee the Duke of CAMBRIDGE, K.G. VICE-PRES/DENTS. Tht Duke of Marlborough The lion. and Right Res.. the The Roll rlpencer, K.G. Bishop of Durham The Earl of 31anstiel.1 The Right Hon. Sir Archibald The Earl of Liverpool. K G. Aloedosald. Hart. Admiral bard Itadstock. ti CB. Sir William Leighton. Tnitasitara—Wm. Williams, Esq. M.P. The ANNIVERbA RV DINNER of this Charity arill be on THURSDAY, FebrUary 24, being the liittli-day of his Royal Mightier' the President, Sr the London Tavern, Hishoptigate.street. The Right Hon. the LORD MAYOR, in the Chair. STEWARD!. The Earl of Liverpool, 1:11;ei Smith, Esq. M P. J: in Blades, Esq. 1 W. Thompson, Esq. Ald. M.P. J. D. Crosskev, Esq. I I enry Thornton, Esq. Henry Foss, Esq. John Warr:risky, Esq. Thomas Lett, Esq. Wui. Williams, Esq. M.P. Jahn Norman, Esq. Chan. Allen Young, Esq. Dinner Tickets, 15s. each. The Stewards and Committee are induced particularly to call upon their Friends and the Public on this occasion, and to urge the claims of tt:is aid and interesting Charity, which has su i - vted. instructed. and provided with respectable situations, nearly Z l 4/0 Female Orphans, and the Funds of which have been meter'_ diminished by the necessary purchase of their Premises, and b, the new Budding thereon. EDWARD FOSS, Secretary. Life Guardians, IW. 104.—Annital Guardians, It. Is —Donations aces Su)cseriptions will be gratefully received by the Treasurer, Win. Williams. Esq. 11 P., Portltnii.p'ace, by the Stewards and rciiiivee, and by the Secrentry, No. sfi, Essex -street. PJVAI, UNION ASSIICIATI()N for securing I 1, Weekly Allowances, Medical Attendance and Medicine it air g S;rknroa, pecuniary Assistance to Feiralri at Child - birth. ►ems a Money Payable at Death for Burial Expellees, and Assist. sece to Survivitig families, Anntiities in Old Age. and numerous cilher Benefits; Encouraging the Establishment and Improvement of I;cactit Societies throug . mitt the Kingdom; Promoting the Gene nl E nploytmtnt of the 11;01-king Classes, as well as of Clerks and Male a nd F e m a le servants; superseding Ilegieter Offices and Pewees of Cali; and administering Temporary Relief to such as may he unexpectedly Thrown Out of Employment; and for efrording l'erntanent Relief to Aged Persons of unblemished Cliaracter, whose Circumstances have become Reduced, by Pen `'its of not exc.:Ming Ten Shillings per ‘Veek to Males, and Seven ! . .i;hit,r. to Females. rh,A%sociation is formed under the immediate Patronage of n stir ewe hundred tiistinguished :'.!embers of both Houses of Par -1 .:.11rEit. The Nall is founded on the most correct principles of "Lulu' insurance, whilst the right of the Members to elect and 4Nmils (Khorrs, and annually to inspect the accounts, the fun pirrent of the flenefite, and the division of the Profits amongst t 11,- , crbent alone, are all secured by Act of Parliament. There is no limitation to the number of weeks' sick benefit ; the sack Nienibers are attended by sole medical practitioners, and sup- Hied with medicine. The annuity in superannuation commences it the age of sixty-five. whether the member be well or ill. Heavy , curties are taken for the fidelity of all the servants on the Beta ..hnient ; and every 'newton: which can tend to the security and of the Institution, has been adopted. ~ pecttlemi. with !laic of Patrons, Officers, ac. will be pub. 11 a for drys. FOR BOMBAY , the fine foist Teak-built Ship, RE COVERY, Worthen WO tons, HENRY C. ill /OMAN, . . Commander. lyitrg in the City Canal. This ship has elegant Aco.nnnodatior.s for Paasengera, and will espy s regular Surgeon. For freight or ',image, apply to the Conimandrr. at the Jerusa lem rsillee house; Messrs. Fraser. Living, and Co. 12, St. Htlen's Place; John Chapman and Co. 2, LeadenhalLstreet; and John S. Rrinley, 14, Birchin-lane. To Sail on the 10th March. FOR MADRAS and BENGAL, the fast-nailing Teak Ship LADY FLORA, THOMAS 111• DON NEL 1., Com mander; Runhen PIO Tons. This Ship carries a Surgeon, anti is elecnntly fitted up for Passengers. For Freight or Passage apply to the Commander, at the Jerusa. km Coffee house; to Messrs. Cuckerell. Trail. and Co.„ No. 8, Austin.frirre ; or to JOHN S. BRINLEY, No. 14, Dirchin.lana, Corahill. To Sail on the 12th April, FOR M.IDRAS and BENGAL, the new River-built 14 ship 31,11.0)1.31, hurthen 00 tons, JAMES EYLF,S, Commander (of the lion. Company's regular Service.) This ship is built evpresdy for the East India Trade, possesses every com fort and accommodation for Passengers, and carries an experienced Surgeon. For freicllt or WNW* apply to the Commander. at the Jerti•a lem Coffee-house; to blew& Watts and Heath. 134. Fenchurch street ; of to JOHN S. BRINLEY. No. 14, Birchin-lane, combat. ROYAL INSTITUTION OF GREAT BRITAIN, ALIIVISMILT-STIMIST,!AS. 29 : 1826. . _ THE Secord COURSE of LECTURES and DE MONSTRATIONS on CHEMISTRY. delivered in the Lahorcory of Institution. by WILLIAM THOMAS BRANDE, Esq. F.R.S. and MICHAEL FARADAY. F.R.S. will commence on TUESDAY, the Bth of February, at Nine in the Morning. For particulate, apply to Mr. Braude, 20, Grafton -street; or to MT. Finehet. at the Royal Institution. JOHN GUILLEMARD, Secretary. NORFOLK, SUFFOLK.. and - ESSEX RAIL-ROAD COMPANY. Notice is hereby given, that the Time having yesterday expired for receiving Tenders and Deposits for Shares in this Company, (tom Parties residing in London. tho Directors will immediately pmceed equitably to apportion the Shares, and to lame the neces sary Notices to those who have tendered for the same. By order of the Director.. 8, Old Jewry, Feb.!, 1825. WM. SIM, Secretary. ELSH IRON nod COAL MINING COMPANY. • CAPITAL. .4:250.000. In TEN THOU .A ND SHARES of C 25 EACH. PETER Mt ••RE. ESQ. M.P. CHAIRMAN. 11'11,1.1.131 K ERSH .1 W. F:SQ. DEPUTY CHAIRMAN. DIRECTORS. S. B. M. Barrett. Esq., 31. P. I Adolphus Kent, Eat. The Hon. Mr. Bingham William Kershaw, Lag, The Rt. on. Earl of Peter Moore. Esq., /11.1'. more William Newnia Esq. General Gasenyne, 31. P. I Philip Perring. John Gray, Eel. The Rt. Hon. Lord Teynham AUDITORS. William Prater, Est William yenning, Esq. rurasunCall. Messrs. Sir John Perring, Bart., Shaw, Barber, and CO. STANDING COUNSEL. John Evans, Esq. ; J. Hildyartl, Esq. ; Joshua Rowe, Esq. SOLICITORS—Messrs. Wilk% and Verbeics. MINE SPPERINTENDENT—ThOIDSSJOECS. (Pim Gmno). MINE SURVEYOR—James Cooper, Esq. fusion. SECRETARY—John Lawfued, Esq. This Company is established for Working valuable Iron Works, already secured in North Wales. Offices will be taken for the Company in a few days, and due notice given thereof; but in the meantime any appliestions relative to the Company may be made to the Secretary, at 36. New Broad. street, where Prospectuses. detailing the Plans and Operations of the Company, may be procured. JOHN LAWFORD, Secretary. 36, New Broad -stress, Fcb. 2, 1825. John Horlor, Esq. Robert. Hone, Esq. Portuguese Consulate Office, London, Feb. 1, 182$. Stn—l beg leave to apprise you, for the information of mer chants and others concerned id the trade with Portugal, that his Moat Faithful Majesty, in order to put a stop to the smuggling of Colonial and Asiatic produce, which has been carrying on lately by coasters and other small vessels in the ports of his dominions, by his Royal llocree, under date of the 3d of January last, has been pleasesl to order as follows : I- The law prohibiting the importation of Asiatic goods and co• lonia' produce, not cosuiug direct in Portuguese vessels, is put in full vigour. 2. The entry of such goods and produce is prohibited in Porto. goyim vessels of less than 80 tons burden. 3. The regulation of the first article is to be understood only with regard to the home consumption, as foreign vessels of more • than 130 toot burden, loaded was such pods 'either from Portu. guess wr foreign dow:ialonts, may transaleg, avenges, grid re-saran the same. 4. The regulation of the secoed elide is general, add any Por. tugueso vessel of less than 80 to* burden that may enter any port In Portugal, or may be found at the distance 4; three leagues, with such goods, will be confiscated, together with the cargo ; and the same in regard to foreign vessels of less than 80 tons, that may be met at the same distance, if titer should not be able to prove, by authentic documents, that their destination is to another country, and that stress of weather forced them to approach the coast of the Portugue.e dominions. These regulations are to be put in force in sic weeks after their publication in regard to Portuguese vessels, and in three months to foreign. I have the honour to be, Sir, your obedient humble servant, F. I. SASI PAYO, LEEDS KING AND CONSTITUTION CLUB. This Club held its Anniversary at Oreaves's Hind, on ifonday, at half-past four o'clock, when a most excellent dinner was served up in the first style of elegance; and the following loyal and patri otic meats and sentiments were drunk : " The King." (Four times four.) " The Duke of York and the Army." (Three times three.) " The Duke of Clarence and the Navy." (Three times three.) " The Duke of Wellington and the Heroes of Waterbo. ' (Three times three.)... His Majesty's Minkters." " The Constitution of England, and may It flourish to the latest p( l te 'l'l it l y e . ln ' mortal Memory of the Right Honourable WM. Pitt." (In silence.) " The Lord Lieutenant of the West Riding." (Three times throe.) " James Archibald Stuart Wonky, Esq. the independent Mem ber for Yorkshire." The greatest harmony and conviviality prevailed, and the com pany did not separate until a late hour. —Leeds Independent. CHARGE OF MURDER. Urrioe-ilatt..—Yesterdar a Irian named John Fisher, Wins Jones, was brought before the Sitting 'Magistrate, charged with having been concerned in the murder ut a gamekeeper in the county of Norfolk. From the evidence of Shergold, a constable of Lambeth, who took the prisoner into custody, it appeared that in January, 1824, • gamekeeper in the service of Bracer, Esq. of Rackhesth, near Norwich, was attacked by four men, supposed to be poachers, on his master's plantation, one of whom presented a gun at his head. and shot him dead. One of the o ff enders, named Stiller W man, was apprehended anon after the murder. and tried at the Norfolk lowan for the offence, when he was found guilty, and executed. The three other men who were implicated in the affair made their escape, but two of them were loon afterwards appre. hended in another county on a charge of sheep-stealing. upon which occasion they were convicted and transported. Subsequently, when the two convicts alluded to were en their voyage to Botany flay, it was ascertained that they were two of the gang who were con cerned in the murder of the gamekeeper. The other man, whose name is Fisher, although every exertion had been made to discover his retreat since the fatal occurreree, managed to elude detection until Wednesday night, when the shorementiuned constable, haw. ing received inforntntion that he was working as • sawyer in the employment of • carpenter at Bankside, proceeded thither, and took the prisoner into custody. The prisoner denied all knowledge of the murder. Ile was remanded. LIVERPOOL, WIDNESDAY EVINING• Wind W. to S.W. blowing hard.—liigh Water.' minutes past 10. Arrived the Jesse and Flora, front Demerara, sailed 23d December ; Indian, from Buenos Ayres, sailed before the Martha; Belmont, from Demerara, sailed some days before the Jesse and Flora ; Shamrock, from Belfast ; Henry Bell, from Glasgow ; Georg' , Canning, from Dun dalk ; Flora, from Rotterdam ; Lady Florence, front Drogheda; Matilda, from Cephalonia ; Duke of Welling ton, from Sligo; Fos, from Youghal ; Jane and Bell, from Dumbarton ; Greyhound, from Londonderry ; Star, from Belfast ; Marmion, from St. John's, New Bruns wick ; ‘Vilna, from Paraiba ; Lion, from Glasgow ; Talysam, from Cork ; anti William, from Strangfortl. Signal for the Ardent, from Demerara, is flying. When the Jesse and Flora sailed the colony was quiet. The Teleka, hence for Valparaiso, sailed on Saturday last, is put back this afternoon. ADVANCE IN 'EDW.-At a meeting of the iron-mastery at Merthyr Tidvil an Monday last, a further advance of 2!. per ton upon iron was determined on. Iron is now double the price it was iu I.kcember, ln3.—lferefbrd Journal. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. TA.TTliatti.ll.l,'S, FEB. 3. The Room to-day did not present a good attendance. nor au the business very brisk. The odds, which have not varied materially, left off on under : DIIIIT. 8 to 1 agst Muleteer 30 to 1 agst Jenny 10 to 1 agst Rufus 3. to 1 apt Nlgd 13 to 1 apt Bolero . 40 1) I agst Mutinous 15 to 1 apt D. of York's colt 50 to 1 ag.t Diana 17 to 1 agst Webb 2l to 1 agst Neetn 10 to 1 apt Camas 50 to 1 'twit Cain 20 to 1 agst Sper.niseetl High odds apt any other. 6 to 1 agst 8 to I apt Sorcery 10 to 1 apt Tontine 1 l to 1 apt Attica to 1 agst Maranon 134 to 1 :get Cleveland 16 to 1 apt Itedganntlet 22 to 1 apt Homer 22 to 1 apt CUW "Toy Iss. 11 to 1 agst Pastime 14 to 1 agst %Volts 16 to 1 agst First hly 20 to 1 *gat Pipylina. EGER. 25 to 1 agst Androgen,' 26 to 1 apt Crowsataher 30 to 1 agst 51oleteer nigh odds agat any other MEETINGS OF CREDITORS AT TZX 22222 UPS'S' COURT, NASI1IO11•LL-STREET. TO. 1101110 W. ?MID II ECTIVOI. Random. T. and Cella, P. Abchurch.lane, wine-merchants - Moor, J. L. Bridge-wharf, Catubridge.heath, Hackney, -coal merchant . . Rider, J. Cheapaide, button-merehant Clark, T. Patadise-nreet. Rotherhitite, Surrey, lighterman - Cooke, T. W. Stratford, Essex, brewer .. . Guth, J. jun. Shad-Thames, Southwark. corn•factor Hall, J. High.street, Newington-butts, Surrey. tea-dealer . Jay, G. and Ward, T. Burlington-gardens, artificial florist Miller, W. P. I)unet.atreet, Manchester square, carver ar4 gilder - - . - - Lama, J. Woolwich. Kent, baker Perry, J. Houndarlitch, linen-draper - . . Rogers, W. Upton, Writ Ham, Emit, victualler . Willett, F. Ifolhorn.bridge, druggist Wooleutt, H. Paddington, stone-mason . . . SECOND MEETINGS. Barren, H. Tharies Ina, Holborn, jeweller . - Brimmer. U. Strand-lane, printer . Everitt, J. Weymouth-mews, New Cavendish-street, horse dealer . ' . . Golding, G. Swan-yard, Knightsbridge. livcre-stable keeper . Hamer, J. arm Surrey-street, cove-manufacturer - Howe, lt. Haymaker, job-master . . . . . . Kingham, J. Croydon, linen-draper - Morgan, J. T. Arlington-place, St. Jo!in's.aueet• road, ,jeweller - - . Nickels, J. Huntceotrcet, Brunswick-square. upholsterer . Robinson, J. !Land H. S. Ridden -court, flornehurch, Essex, hay salesman - . . Rowland, H. R. Green-lanes, Tottenham, stationer . /MT MEETINGS. Arnold, E. Upper York -street, llryanstoo-squate, hiker - Iloswood, J. Silver-street, Falcon-square, victualler Ford, J. juo. Mortlake, Surrey and Heading, Berke, linen. draper - - . Marshall, T. ‘Vhite Lice-court, Cornhill, merchant • Paris, A. A. Long-acre, printer - - Roberts, -P. P. 11. Holborn, formerly o f W arw i c k , cheese. __ - Whitley, J. T. Edmonton, grocer - 10 - Wright, J. Charloitc-street, St. Pancras, eheasemonger . 12 . . - DIVIDENDS. - Barnard, J. G. Skinner street, Snow-hill, printer . In Campion, R. Hotsleydown-lanc, Surrey, enoper - . Id Gibbons, T. Holyrrell-street, Weetmineter, scavenger . In Griffiths, C. and Hall, H. B. Grosvenor-street West, Pimlico, carpenters . . - II Lloyd, (1. Cutnberland-street, and Stingo-lane, St. Mary.la. bonne, brewer . . - - II Maurer, T. Caroline-street, Commercial-road, cooper . 10 Counsel wera heard, in which Doctofs f.rairtkorox and Donsos, on behalf ef Mr. Durant, contended that by Mrs. Durant's rcturn to her husband she had allowed corirlonutiwz to pass, and had now no ri4ht to charge her hUshand with any rte. vious adultery ; they also contended that the charge of adultery subsequent to her return was not aufficiently preyed. Drs. JENNEII and ADDAMS. for Mrs. Durant, contended that they hid a right to produce cridenie as to the previous adultery, in consequence of Mr. Durant's subsequent conduct. Sit JOHN Nrcuo• said, a question crf eery great importance to the parties arose out of the cause, to which be should like to hear Cconsel more fully. It was admitted that adultery of a most grievous nature had been proved, and thin condonat;se was set up MI a bar to the adultery. This *es it point he should wish to hear argued, relative to the principles of eondoiatiurr, and its relative situation to the partite. He would candidly admit that he coul not make up his mind us to the point, and should therefore fzel obliged for whatever assistance the Counsel could afford him. Thera was another point he would like to hear argued—ldes- far cort4aste: thin wan revived; would cruelty revive it ? Would a eolicitanon of chastity (as had been observed by one Counsel), revive it ? For the purpose of having the ablest assistance, he could postpone the farther hearing of the cause until a day mett 'Convenient fir all parties. There were oases in which the law would not authorise a separation, and would compel a cohabitation, but it teas quite clear that these parties could never return to matrimonial snarly again, with any prospect of comfort, and the Learned Judge thought fur their own sake, it would be better if they could, even at this late period, come to some arrangement ; it was a ease of all others which should never have come before the Court. There were twelve children, Noe of them g r own u p, w hi c h f orme d twe l ve strong reasons why t he tr parties should make an arrangement. Dr. LUSHINGTON.--An arrangement has been attempted by Mr. Durant, and they differed about the sum of 4W. per annum. Sir JOHN Nicrior..—l can scarcely think that; however, there was a medium. Dr. LUSHINGTON.—We offered to split the difference, bat It was refused. Dr. A ith.alts.—Tbie is entirely new to me and to the parties ad. vising me. Sir Justg NICHOL (with very great earnestness) tined an im mediate arrangement. Dr. I,4:.;:tIxGTOX.-1 hold in my hand a statement or the two: position. bin. Durant asked (exclusive of her own income) 30W. a year; Mr. Durant offered 30W. and then 2601., btu It was re jected.. Dr. Jr xxrEn professed his ignorance of this offer. Sir Jou x nowt. said he was sure that the parties would pre. vent the cam coming a in before the . OUTI if they would take the advice of their C ; and foe the purpose of erica; a. oppor • tunity, he would adjourn the case until the by.day. The cause was therefore adjourned. TUT EEV. lOBEIT TITZUSIUItaT ruLt.ta AID OTREII/1 - C. LANE. Dr. JEWNEit opened this rose, which was tta appeal from OM Courted - Litchfield. It WAX a suit imitated by the Minium-or the parish of Liogfield, calling on 31r. Lane, a Parithinner t _tia s'os cause why a faculty should not be g r a nted, to compel Lane to give up entire possession of It re* in that church. From the ditThrent allegations which had been given in on behalf of both panics, it appeared that in the year 1709, Anthony Ise. ringthin, Esq. owner of an estate, obtained permissiiu to base a pew in the church for hint and his successors, en condition that he furnished an altar cloth and some of the communism plate (the ter of which is now in use.) The pew had remained la that f until 11119, at which time Mr. Line, who insrried the great-gree.• daughter of Mr. Anthony Firringdon, had the ion tom a the paw and the estate: the latter Mr. Lane old to Mt. Toner Kelsie, and then Mr. lane removed out of the parish, but still continued to hold possession of the pew, alleging that hi had k in right of succession, whams Mr. Kelsie claimed it in right of hie possession of the estate, to which he contended it-belonged On behalf of the parishioners in general i t w a s snort, that this pew was Capable of containing sixteen persons, and Mr. Lames family consisting of only five, he had a greater proportion et roost thin the smallness of the church, contrasted with the increasiag population, justified him. Sir .lon W NICHOL said, it was not convenient for him to sit any longer to-day, and adjourned the case until the neat Came day. The Jamaica packet, Francis Freeling, strived ,igssep. day, bringing Journals from Jamaica to the teeth Decent be'r. The island was tranquil, and the Christmas holi days, a t which period exceratesare usual &noon the 'levees, were passiug off without disorder. The Heine of.Aaeetn lily had not garried into execntion the new regulations of the English Government. Several Acts have, however. pas s ed, to ameliorate the situation of the slave, • _~OS I