The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1824-04-08 00:00:00

AAWIFE:MFARF MiiTING OF THE IRIS!! AOCIRTY OF LONDON. Reciety held their Annual Meeting yesterday, at the Argyll IR. ono. At one o'clock the lion. and Right Rev. the lewd Bishop if I.l4:serieLp aced CoeLel tie took the Chair. LUILDIIH IP addressed the Meeting. Ile said that much last( had already been effected by the exertions of the Society ; and teat, in proportion to the extent of the sulbsieriptions, the public right expect much more. "1 be etre tit.r then read the Report, which stated that since c.t. last Meeting three persons had been sent among the natives, to teanh them no their own language ; that there had been a cond o. fable deficiency in the subscriptions • and !het they bad re e, 'red • number of letters from Ireland, calling upon them fur assistance, and tor an additional supply of Bibles. lined lloseoati rose to more, that the Report be received and punted. His Lordship obrerved, that the great want of the Inch was inetruer ion, and that the hest say of giving it was through the medium of their own language. The Rev. Ur. IlAmmetts; seconded the Resolution. lie said Am, in the name of his countrymen, he returned thanks to their I.eglish brethren, who had always treated Ireland us a mister coun try, who bad not withdrawn their assistance from her on the time of Let oeceasity, and who saw her in need of that Water of Life which :my were resolved also to give leer. Ile entreated them to persevere at J acomplish the end the so much desired. Lord C•o. T 110 a r moved the thanks of the meeting to the lion. and Eight Rev. President, and the Vier-Presidents of the :society. 111. lordship trusted that the exertions of this country Would never t re4lud., until they had made Ireland all that they desired she sin add ba. . . lard RUCILsAVAt.E, in seninding the Resolution, meted that the society, in union with those established in Ireland, would prove in.ct weeid to that interesting country. ..r Orb. Rose moved the thanks of the meeting to the Trea tises, lab-Treaxtiree, Secretary, awl Committee; and that they be iesisys.ed to conne c t their exertions during the ensuing year. nte Rev. Mr. M'Nett., iu seconding this rtwluuun, COM ntraLd on the extreme want of instruction in Ireland; and of the important objects likely to be 'awned by tits Society. Ile said that th., daily bread of the Catholic l'riests depended on keeping the Irish people In total igiumance, and that they were consequently sunk Into the lowest state Of degradation. Ile related a story of a woman, who, oo being questioned, said she believed in three (lode, .:4 that, mean only spoke Irish, she could receive no instruction n limb was given by the clergy in Latin or English alone. He hoped, therefore, the Assenisly would make the Catholic Priests the °Wilco of their prayers', at.d assured them, that the conversion as?' tine Priest would do inure towanla emancipating the I :atholics front their state of barbarians than one hundred Protestant teachers could possibly effect. A lieatlettian among the auditors wished to address the Chair. Ile was culled to order by the Hon. and Rev. Chairman ; but he afterwards obverted, that his object was to contradict some of th assettiona which had been mole, and to prove that what had been stated as facts were not so. His name we understood to be Macs denald. A Handyman, whim :mule we could not leam, moved the thanks oh the meeting to she Rev. Hugh 31• Neil, for the eloquent %ninon he had preached on Tuesday last fee the benefit of the Society. The Hon. and Rev. Mr. Nod seconded the reaulution. Ile sail while Ireland continued as it wax, at the mercy of men who placed transubstantiation in place of atonement, this country ' would b e guilty of a great dereliction from its duty if it looked on with _ _ . ..... Lord ',mynah moved the dunks of the meeting to the Hun. art Right Rev. the land Itiahop of Lichfield and Coventry, for ti king the Chair, and for his conduct in it. The resolution was wywrided and carried unanimously. Ili* Lordship briefly returned thanks, and the meeting separated. BRITISH AND FOREIGN SCHOOL SOCIETY. OD Friday last, a public examination took place at the Central School of the British and Foreign School Satiety, on which oc casion Thomas towell Buxton, 'Esq. M.P. one of the Vice. Pietidents, was in The Chair. Sir l'atrick Rosa, Mr. Orlando, one of the Week Deputies ; Wm. Evans, Esq. M.P., the Countess of Darnley, and a .respectable number of ladies and gentlemen, were (femme, Tbe examination was cinnmenced in the girls' school, where the ladies previously inspected the specimens of needle-work, anal pun. chased a number of articles which were prepared for sale. The girls were first examined in writing and arithmetic ; after this they reads passage of Scripture, on which they were questioned by the superintendent. The Rev. lieorge Clayton and the Rev. J. M. Craynp, then micstioned them generally on the Holy Scriptures, and.the answers given by the children afforded great satisfaction to 111., COmpuly. The Chairman snd visitors then adjourned to the Boys School. The boys, after the customary evulutions, which were made with great accuracy and despatch, wrote specimens on slates Rom die laden I these acre handed round to the company, sod inspected. Twelve boys, whose deligencc in the school has been rewarded by giving them extra instruction, then produced maps which they had delineated on slates, and were examined thereon. They also exhibited the progress they had made in the elements of trigo. trassuy, as adapted to mechanical purposes. Albeit forty of the eighth clam were thee: examined in arith met* far as the Rule of Three and Practice. The visitors won highly gruutied by the rapidity and correctness of their exe. cation. The MTh' number were then directed to read a portion of Scrip. Uri, which they did in the moat dear and intelligible manner : arty were questioned thereon ; and in order to prove that their • knowledge oaf not confined to the ',minder passage that had been read, they were questionerd by the Chairman and the lire. J. 31. 'euitip for upwards of half an hour, on the moat important facts and dudes of relkion. Their answers, contained in appropriate pas bagel of ScsiinAlre, were such as could not fad to afford delight to eve." friend of Bible education. Tw 'Brock youths, from the island of Cyprus, who have been in kispla oily eleven months, and who previously knew not a word of tailish, and could not write a letter of the alphabet, sustained a riapeetaide part in the examination. They can read fluently, and write well • and their replies to the questions proposed to them were prO;gtenaudt euual ex am ination c wee closed, the Chairman was pleased to impress bin entire satisfaction with what he had heard and seen, and , particularly his astonishment at the progress made by the fluidram in Scriptural knowledge. The Rev. Mr. Williams, of EAltnonton, then addreised the chil dren and the company, and was follow/ad by Wm. Allen, Esq. the reviewer, when the ineetmg terminated. II Is believed that all prownt were deeply impressed with a mn 'radian of the excellence of the British system of instruction, and tkw wiperior advantages of the mode adopted for communicating oilskins knowledge by the Holy Scriptures only. Why should so wohle ao isatitutsun be crippled in its exertions by want of Wads? srORTING INTELLIGNCA. YORK CRAVEN MEETING, 11144. MONDAY, Aram S. • Match for t. rm. h. ft. (rude by Alcides). Two miles. .Mr. iftliyard's be. m. Lida by Ardrossan, 6 yrs old, tist. 41b. 1 1114.4.Winnald's b. m. S;rantun l ea., by Victor, dam by Pitch, h yr. old, Net. I llb. 2 'Me I...fiery Stakes of 3gs. eneh, for horses, &c. not thorough-bred, that Dever nun before the day of naming. The winner to be sold toe 70,;.., 8 ilemsniloil within a gamete" of an hour of the race, the second being first entitled. Free for any rider, regular Jocitcys only excepted ; ages as in May : three yrs old, list. Alb ; il.ht.; live, list.; its, 11• t. bib.; and aled, 12st. bleats, one tulle and • halt. (10 Subscribers.) II r. Boym's b. R. l'oni *NM; by l'nrident, darn by .4 I 1 31r. o:rbun'a ti r.l - n. 'fop the (leather, by President, 5 Af i r7P7!7, 4 1.t1 . 11 b. - iii. PuUy, by 0 - oluntp - us, dam by tin-ig, I 4 3 6 yrr; old - - . - 6 3 2 air. E. K. Bayard's br. b. Wallflower, by Cock Robin, :. - .. . .. . - . 4 as r.W 'rill's eh. h. Orsal•-it, by blimbeds, 6 yrs phi . 2 3 dr The Craven hints. ( I landicap) of 5 sows. each, free for any horse, &c. Illenalcmcn rid( rs. One mile and a quarter. (II :sub- ambers. les.:l'.. S. Duhrombc's ch. c. St. loges', by Octarius, 3 yrs IC 14. - - - - 1 - - Ms.W. 'leaky's ch. b. Swift, by President, aged. Plat. - 2 Xr.Wilsort's gr. m. Frur Fanny, by Frtg-James, 6 yrs old, llst. 3 The following also started, but were not plecril : Mr.l.Wtwouil's b. m.Stranton Irma, by Victor, r yrs old. I Ist. Mjr. ffidid.der b. 11.11 alnut, by Petronius, dam by Ilatubletons.at, ogett, 114. Mr. 1t..1,40 , 0n'. hr. g. York, by I:atton, 4 yn old, lest. tdb. Mr.‘Varm.frores b.f. by Macbeth, dam by Sportsman, 4 yrs old, - . . . . - lest. 1 Mt. J. Turner', eh. e. by Ilendtwakelf, darts by ficulagbrough or flarnaby, 2 yn, ant. 121 h. l'lsii bold Cup, rabic 100 sow,. by subscription of 7 non. each. far liOneit, &c. not thorough-bred ; ages as tri May; three yrs. 'di!, * L 714. ; loin, Illtst. 41b.; lire, 11st. 4112.; tit, 115t.121 - b.; and tied 124. A winner once to carry 51b.; tsicc, 101 b.; thrice, 141. extra. fieutlesuen riders. Two miles. Sit T.Sykes'a ib. g. by Egn must, dam lay Hermes, to yre All I Mr. 1' 's be. hi. hate, by A rilrorwaii, dam lay Shuttle, S yes old - - 2 Mr. Rowiaes be. h. Newburg'', by Mowbray, dam by Sir fforry, it yra old . - 3 My., liopkinunes It. ot. psfa, by Young Sorcerer, L yrs old 4 sk J. J u b bi l is oen b. h. ,s seal, by sir Paul, aged - - 5 let. listitisn'a b. g Fearnosgbi, by Sir Christopher, dam by remelt's, 6yn okl - - . - It Mr. \Webster's b. to. by Macbeth, daiu by Sportsman, 5 yrs old 7 Tim, Ilustrne Stakes of 6 sins. each, fur horn, &c. not thorough brad. I lentleriern riders, 12st. each. The winner to be sold for NW sm.. if itestautalecl within a quarter of an hour atter the rare, taw Gerund being lint entitles!. Two-mile beats. (Ten sob. aseibers.) Mr. A. M. Bayar's Dr. tn. Lslla, by rdrooon, I; rn old 2 I I Mr. Illidadile's gr. E. Jerry. by Alonso. $ yrs old - - I 2 3 burl. Job ithinv's b. b. Shophenl, by Sir Pool, 6 yr. old .1 .t 2 Mr. ItorlAy's la. li. Newburgh, by Sloolirny, Il r. old :1 tlr miriTtNn AI'POINTMKNT POI{ Tins WEEK. filiz i kerl et Ml+) Ai ag-huutßts inc.t on 1•11 r.t Walto:i WM mile% from Crupton. THE REVENUE. No. I. Assra.scr of he 3E7 NODUCE rf Me REvEyvx 4 . 31' GREAT Bltit4l.V, in the years ended :isk April 1923, ea sils April 1824, distimeo;Aior the quarters. Quarter ended Quarters ended sth Jody. I lMh Oct, 114'22. 1822. sth Jan. 1823. sth April 182.:. Yearende4 sth Aped. , 182% I I sth July 10th ()et. I sth Jan. ISZI. 1N24. -...... t •Yearended sth Amlo sth Apt.l, 1824. I 1824. Cwitoms... F:icuse ...., X mi l X 1.949.1 2.4111.R1as 6.5%8 77A1 7.324.9 4 1: 1,500,7161 1,674.51:0 2.4001.47: 6.241 .fkPi 1,45%987 9,41(19,4115 1 5,656.279 1 1,5754854! 9.406,641' 13.546.992 6,900,060, 1.095 42( 5.618,938 14620,011 Z.Z.48.25 6.1134.111 1,611,94. Stator Taxes under the 51a n■(;rm.•ot of the Commissioner of Tate, inrhaJlpl Arrears of Proper• ty Tet Pod-ORier 2,64571: 10 4 sio.r.al 355, 7,61).0u0i 2,54.5.231 is. GA. linty m Pen 'guns, Dna 4... in the.' se on Pensiona.dsc. Ilacknoy C0ach,...1 and Hawkers and, 21,804! 16.431 861 .7G41 :4:0,0001 Pedlars Crown 1.nit.11... Small branrlsys ni the 6.7n0l 16.4 Kurg's I leretlitar) Rev.:nue Surplus Fely. Regu Public ()s -lices Total Oadiniry Itr vrlllll. • Impri,t and other alumr. Total It Applia. !i . l C'ortsoli-I r d:utd Fund To tor off Excl.-quo UM* eivint ed nn the Aheuefl)taihrH A ',piled a. part ol I h VVey‘ end \lean•, of the Year rotal 4,srr), o.oot 12.766.74 j 13,160.011 66.61191 71.761 1t.eCt3.43N1 13.110.80 12,009,1861 M 26,61 4,64t1 10,9,5.71 t o sssml 391272 26. 31.976] 13.095,705! 67.001 13.162; 1t301.731 enR,7lll 372 41.732! lo,t;11n,1041 9.904.1401 13404 507.955, 6.M7.813 1 1,369,006,1 ram' MAN 966 2.1131.41 333,01 7,970; 51,R76 49,9N5,867, 231.,1 90 49. W 24.057 12.1711 .5 70(1 2.t741 719.41 Z 4; 16.07 s,aovj 466 2.853.7A5 5,N47.13e2 1,556,311. 4.5.11113,906 3,045,61111 Lime,ns4l setox, 27,3 Es7l' 3,29: IA 6491 --- 1 2 .319. 5 62 / 12.953.5t2 12.623,34: 70.196 1 108.1 799,71 03141 I. ii,aheitil I 1.350,540 1 13.1;1. 1163,7% 1,710.710 5.910 I 4.433, 43$ 13.219.1 12.329.360, 13.061. 1.316.393 I X 4.197.5561 19.494.578 5.596,365: 11,6J6,55.1 1,665,7961 9,154,563 533.3881 &MAIM 361000 1106,009 14.450 ' 3,700 4110 ••• 5,121. 10.1611 5,0111: 113.423.0551 *640 52.380 966 4,269 *Long 4s.osi,csa • 2, TS, MN 13,16g.706 100105,t04 4%1124,0571 12.3,04.015.0•1.631 I I i -•- - -- -- • -- -- • Ti,...'. 0 1.2)0.0014. is mriorded tinder this head on oretluot of the ite-perturot by AI 11. E so,stlets 11,735,1 19%4371 47,736.701 3,056.91N1 ii.owl 15,983 90.814,012 No. 11. Ansrnscr of Ace Net Produce ef the Revenue o f Greet Rllliliill in the Years and Quarters elided the sth April 1843, end 5114 A p ii 182 L, shew;ag the Increase or Decrease on each head thereof: (See the British Press of Yeeterdev.l __ . ..._. _ ..._ _ No.lll. __ - - - - - - An Account of the I'►udree of tie F.rcire I.hdirs of Great - lirtininin the Ye,,rs end Quartets ended sth April 1829, end 1824, shoulng the Increase or Decrease on curi head thereof Ware tiled sth April, II Qrs. ended 50 Increase. Decrease. Imareer. I Decrease. 11 1 123. I P 24. 182.1. 111114. Auctkveg firm Bricks aDd Caudle,. Ca*, Ind C*** Cyder, Verjuite ...... Glass • • ifides sad Skies. flops ******** *********** Al sit.. Paper .. ... Piper I 'ea sstvd Goods 91)0i 139.834 41.377 05 931 70.777 235,416 918,446 594.939 ............. ....... •••.•.••.• ....... SON,' ...... ....... ...... ...... Foreign :,sis 9.631 4.642 24.810 1,042 2,521 106,372 1T7,724 785 79.0112 99 SAY 1,469 156 460 &gra' ....... Stone itottlel. Sweet■ 11l 0:. L. 413.546 235.. 2.671.30 2,922.. 514.156, ~. 355.465, 365.63f1. 45.406 433.654! 4341.117, 234.7141 N 1.87 5,450 7.7 1 501.4114 162.07" 539.564 ▪ I 1.4.91.432 1.057.101 • ; 3.404.339, I 4,5711.4 7 e ....! 71.!R6 4.484 6.297 1 5.379.744 ' 2,421,71: 45,88 226.31. I 749 25446,91 399.7491 566.17 i 419.7 41.93 464.7641 391 671 SM. 494 '736,911 2,9101.1017 ,56.6..5x; 149,1439 454,1301 2611.763 1,104,1101 L 644.513 2.277.347! 64.2501 9 WA 11.4621 3.409.317' • 1,615:8AI 18.951; 1.0153.31 7,74 22 27.1 16,1 97: no.Toti si.lis 1ti.131 51,130 4°461 26,174 5.16. 2t.51 191.11; 442,1& 13.6:'/ 5 1 65.4 , 90.667 j 737,7561 11:11.149, 125,6Z.71 lal 674.831 lkdoct loci ease ....... .......... likewise on the Year................. 1.850.3110 Dormant on II 23.696.+ 974.8511 lUrituce Increase 3 306.: Tr. 'rob ncs snd Snuff Vmegar .................»....... WWI ••••••••. ket . o.vz and CDARGE on de CONSOLIDATED FUND in the Choreal rolled .54 April 1823 and 1824.. (See the Briiisk Pros of Yesterday.) OLD DAILEY, WYDNE..rn•r, APRIL 7. Then liesiimis commenced this morning before the Loan MAYO., Mr. Justice BST, the buaairrs, and COMMON suutAx T. There are 219 prisoners for trial ; ids. 4.5 for bondln, and 174 for Middlesex. The first prisoners placed at the bar were Monate Frederick (Wes and Elizabeth Ilarriet Crew's, for stealing in the dwelling house of Sarah Christiana Keighley, in 'haler street, a diamond cross, and various other articles of plate and jewellery, value 1101.11. Mr. A utternus stated the case for the prosecution. Captain Thomas Keighley being sailed, deposed that he was the am of the prosecutrix. who resided in Ilarley-street. The fe male primmer was the servant of his mother, and had been so for 17 years. Site had been married to the male prisoner about four or •five years. Croas-examined by Mr. LAW fur the female prisoner.—Witness and his mother had every con fi dence in the female prismer. Mrs. Sarah Christiana Keighley stated that she was a widow, and that the female prisoner had lived with her for 17 years. Some months ago she missed souse property, which was kept in a room adjoining n bed-roont, and which communicated with the room in which the prisoner slept. The female prisoner married the nude primmer about six years since, and witness gave him permission to live in her house; but she scarcely ever saw him, as he always locked himself in his room. The articles stolen she locked up in a box, which she placed in a portfolio, and deposited the whole in a drawer. On the likh October proseeutrix missed the box which contained the jewellery, and she then mentioned the circumstance to the female prisoner, who said she wished she hail health, and she would e:.etatrour to noel out where it was gone. Witness then said that she thought it was neessary to look :lout some plate that was kept in the.ame room with the box of jewellery ; and, on exami nation of the place where the plate ought to have been kept, it was gone also. Mr. litmus:mica, for the male prisoner, asked the witness if she had tiesirod the prisoners to quit her house? Witness, in reply, said. that she hail repeatedly; but that she could not recollect the precise time she last gave them that notice. Mr. Lew, fur the female prisoner, asked if she was not very much under the influence of her husband 7_ The prosecutor, in reply, said, that the female prisoner tru very much so. Eleanor %Vali was employed in t letober last as a washer.woman at Mrs. Keighley's. She knew the bed where the prisoners slept, and made it an Sunday, in that month. She found a dirty petti 'Vest between the feather-bed and mattress, which was wrapped up, in the inside of which was a pocket. She searched the pocket: and found two duplicates in it belonging to Mr. Dobree, the pawn broker. The morning after the duplicates were found, the male prisoner was u n very early ; his usual habit was to lie in bed late. Witness was washing, and he asked her fur a pair of stockings ? She said there were none of his in the wash; and he then said that th.it did not signify, and took a pair el Mrs. Keighley's. At din. ner on that day the female prisoner was very uneasy, and said, " Ott! Thonuoi. what have you brought one to !" The male pri sMee said, " What need you fret, for Mrs. Keighley will not fret for psi." The male priaoner man after went cut, and the female prisoner in the evening left the hams •, saying she should be back in ten minutes • but neither of them returned. (Ms.-examined by Mr. IluctinAlcs.—Mrs. Keighley did not knots of witnem'a having found the duplicates; 'he only men minis! the f a ct to her daughter, who was a servant it, the house. - Pierce. the shop.boy of Mr. (taster, a pawnbroker in Nor folk -sired, 3liddlesex Ilc&pital, produces! a diamond ring, and a ~,,,, 'ming ring, attic!' the prosecutric proved to be her Tenafly. Ile then produced a pair of diamond car rings, a diamond (new, tipti wine,' was lent 311. lb. 6d. A diamond neekhice was also proved to be Nlrit. Keighley's. A gold watch :aid seal were pro eitertl, which the prosecutris said wen but her property. A anus. Innctr.,‘ and shawl were tileutiacd as her pmperty by the proseen tri•. Tile witness pat.itivetly swan: that the female prisoner pledged the two rings; and lie believed that she was the person who pledged the other articles._ _ _ John Bagley, the ahopman of a pawnbroker in flxford.stercy, priviuml a gold watch, which the pro,eeutrix iitentili.d is her pro_ pert v, and which lie proved to have been pawned by the remelt. The witness was asked if he had eon other prper; y to powluee. Ile said that he had explained all the drennistanees to I 'amain Keighley, and he could not. consistently with his thity to Ihibree, his employer, give them up, he being at this time nut of town. _ . _ _Mr. Justice BEST-Sir. if you do not produce all the articles that you have in your possession of ,this litly's property, 1 will istnnoit you. _ _ . ..... The 'anis then quitted the box, and went out of Court fur the Purpose of producing the articles. Margaret Wall. the daughter of the former witness of that name, deposed that site shared the duplicates to the female miler/we. who said that they were tickets of property belonging to herself, and put them in her pocket. 11'illiam Salmon, a Bow.street oflicer, whn wen:al/rend in search or the prisoners, deposed to their apprehension. a 59. 9 12 5 Mr. Justice Mgrr summed up at great length, and The Jury, after a minute's consultation, teturued a verdict of Guilty against the male orisoner, and acquittel the female prisoner. Debne's man returned into Court, and produced all the prof= that he had received front the female prisoner, which was ides as belonging to Mrs. Keighley. MIDDLESEX SESSION.S, APRIL 7. Johoe I,ondon wax Indicted fur assaulting Catherine Smith. The prosecutrix stated, that on the 2fith of January her daughter and the defent.ant's wife had a quarrel; as soon as the defendant got home he came to her, and accused her of quarrelling with his wife ; she denied it, and he struck her on the bud with such vio lence, that she fell down. and was so injured that she lost twelve quart* of blood in five weeks afterwards, and had during that time upwards of five dozen leeches, all through the defendant's ill usage; has had a physician and surgeon ever since. The proseeutrix appeared still in a very weak and deplorable state of health. Susan Mott deposed that she was present when the defendant came to the prtuccutnx's mom; he began to quarrel with her, and on requesting him to go out of the house he struck her with the violence before MAW. _ Me. a surgeon, stated, that in consequence of the wound inflicted on her head she hid an inflammation on the brain; the disease is cured, but she still remains very weak. Mr. A aDIEWIS ' for the defendant, asked Mr. Alley whether the next MIMI should be tried with this case, as they originated out of the same transaction ? 111 r. A 1.1:v —No, Sir. ......... Mr. AsuuEwa then whitened the Jury for the defendant. The Jury found him Galliy. The Court postponed giving judg ment until the next case was decided. Ehrulteth Smith, the last prosecutrix's daughter, was indicted fur assaulting the last defendant's wife. Mr. A NDKEWS, for the prosecution, stated, that the whole trans action originated in Mrs. Smith's continual annoyance in throwing dirt in the front of Mr. London's house. Elisabeth London said, that some words am•e between her and the defendant, who was at the first door window, and she threw a flower-pot from the window, which pnividentiallv missed her. She afterwards horst into the witness's home, knocked her down, and draggad her by the hair of her head. At this time the witness was far advanced in a state of pregnancy. Several witnesses deposed to the same effeet.—lt was proved that Mrs. London was in • very had state in consequence of the treat. went she had received from the defendant. T►. Jury 'mud Kliaabatb Smith Nut Gailty. Mrs. Sumh said her Aurgenn's bill amounted to 171. The Cooler said the defendant had been guilty of a most atm. chats assault, but in order to afford time for him to compensate the proweutrix, he would postpone the sentence until Saturday. CHOICE WINES. By WINSTANLEY and SONS, At the Mart, on ERID AY , the =d inst. at One o'clock, A SMALL QI'ANTITY of EXCELLENT PORT, /1 consisting of about silty dozen, bottled in the Jean of 11108, 1810, 1811, aid 11113, and fifteen dozen of Tinta Madeira, the property of a fientlianan removing from his Residence on Wanda worth Common, from whence the Wine will be regularly permitted to the purchasers. . . &smiths may be had previews' to the Day of Sale, with Catalogues, of Winstanley and Sons, Patanoster-row ; Catalogues also at the Mart. CORN EXCHANGE. APRIL 7. With the exception of oats, the supply of all grain en-day is my short. Fine Wheat sold readily this morning on full a. goad terms as on Monday. but inferior quality continues nearly unsale able. Fine malting Barley sold on much the same terms as last tiov. The flit trade was very dull, and illoiVay's prices were with dial. cu'ty obtained. There was Wale inquiry for good tick lean. , which coimmuided rather higher prices, but prices of Peas ruled much as on Monday. COAL MARKET . . Aran. 7. Ships ot Market. Ships sold. Price. Ali Newcastle - - . 17t . . 32 4 ad to 4t s. att. tI4 Suratiland - . 84 . . Vt2s NI to.. 445. B‘l. I Cultu . . I . . —s Ott to 33a. Od. An aged widow, named Jane Thomas, was on Saturday last burnt to death in her apartment, in Ordnanee.antrt. It is sup rosed that. whilat sitting by the lire, she had been seized by a tit, and had fallen against the grate. She had been married twice—her first husband VPIE drowned, and her second killed in the dock-yard. r Alfred. MIDDLESEX FREEHOLD. By WINSTANLEY and SONS. At the Mart, on FRIDAY, the 23d lost. at 12 o'Clock, A FREEHOLD ESTATE, exonerated from the Land LE. Tax, consisting of a Compact Dwelling-house, Three Stories high ; containing Two Rooms. and Closets, on each floor, Kitchen, Cdlars, Fore -court, and Small Gardens, situated No. 12, Felix-terrace, Back road, Islington, in the occupation of Mr. Whir!don, yearly tenant, at Thirty-five Pounds per annum. To be viewed by permission of the Tenant, on .Mondays, Wednes days, and Fridays, between the Hours of 12 and 3, and printed Particulars may be bad at the Mart, and of B'inatanley and Sons, IPaternoster-row. FREEHOLD ESTATES, MINORIES. By IVI Is:STANLEY and SONS, At the Mart, on Fit 1 DA Y. 23d inst. at 12, in Four Lots. VERY desirable FREEHOLD ESTATES, consisting of a spacious House sad Premises, with Stable, itc. occupy , ing a very extensive site of ground, situate Nos. 41 and 42, in Ilaydon.equare, extending to and having a communication with Rheepy-yard, in the Minorite, how univocapiod, and early Pans sten may be had. Also, FIVE other AIESSUAGES adjoining, being Noe. 43, 44, 46, 46, and 47, in Church -street, a considerable thorough fare, being in Haydan-square, in the several occupations of Messrs. Taylor, Davis, Ring, Corwin!, and Wood, pan un lease and part to yearly tenants, at rents amounting to 1021. HU. per annum. Nos. 41 and 42 may be viewed 11 days preceding the sale, by applying on the Protases; and the other Houses by perntission of the respective Tenants. Printed Particulars may he had of Mess... Bell and Brodrick, Solicitors, flow Churchyard; at the Mart; and of ‘Vinstanley l and Sons, Paternoster-row. MARRIED. On Tumlsy. at Clapham church. Ruben Richardson. M.D. to Mary, eldest daughter or W. Esdaik, Esq. of Clapham l'ommon. (he the tub inst. at Bushy, Iferta, Sarsholotsghtof of Thomas m om ., Esq. 1.1.1). to ',lieutenant Frederick Alonro, of the Royal Artillery. At Stoke Ferry, Norfolk., on the Ith inst. Henry Rutter, Esq. of Bruok . street, t /roevenor. square, to Noy, eldestilaughter of Charles :".11111414.1A, Esq. of the former place. DIED. On the ilth hest. at Cadogan-place, Poor, youngest son of the Rev. Dr. I tontine, aged IL 111011 WATER THIS D. tY AT lAIINDON-RRIDOE. Morning, after win. aft g. Afternoon, 41 min. after St. 'CI/MING, SURREY. Valnaba* FREEHOLD ESTATE, consisting of a rerpectable Family Residence, Coach House, Stabling, Gardena, Cottage, and Paddock, containing upwards of Threw Aces. By WINSTANLEY and SONS, At the Mart, on FRIDAY, the Md instant. at 12 , AVALUARCE and very IiESIRALE FREEHOLD ESTATE; consisting of a respectable RESIDENCE, called the WHITE HOUSE, pleasantly situate at a convenient remove front the Road at Tooting, in the county of Surrey, abtut seven miles from the Bridges, containing every accommodation for a genteel family, with coach-house, stabling, barn, cottage. pro ductive garden, and haddock. The whole containing about three acres and thirty-five perches, in the occupation of Thomas Holmes, Esq. on lease, which expired at Michaelmu, 18'26. To be viewed ten days preceding the Sale, between the hours or Eleven and Three, by permission of the Tenant, with Tickets only, which, with printed Particulari,may be then had of Messrs. Sweet, Stokes, and Carr, Solicitors, Basinghall-street ; and of Win staidey and Sons, Paternoster-row ; Particulars also at the Buck's Head, hlittliam the Mitre, and the Wheat Sheaf, Tooting; the White Lion, St reatham; and at the Mart. 116,4451 i 214.3441 2,795,191 SALES BY AUCTION. POLICY FOR LONL SHARES IN THE HOPE AND EAGLE FIRE ASSURANCES. PORTSMOUTH AND FARLINfiI'ON WATER WORMS, fly WI \STANLEY and SONS, At the Mart. TO-31ORROW, the 9th April, at D'Ulock, APOLICY in the HOPE. ASSURANCE CONI PANS', for LOON., with the weannulations thereon. I Fire Shares in the (lope, and Ten Shares in the Eagle Fire and Life Assurance Companies, and Nine Shares in the Portsmouth and Farlington Water Storks. Printed particulars may be had at the Mart ; and of Winstanlcy and Sons, Paternoster-row. wontJRN-PLACE, RI %NSELL-SQUARE. Valuable LEASEHOLD ESTATE, producing a Net Income of 771. per Annum • ands LEASEHOLD HOUSE, ehapeLph;ce, hong-larse, Bermondsey. By W NSTA and SONS, At the Mart, TO-MORROW, April 9, at Twelve, AVALUABLE and very desirable LEASEHOLI) ESTATE, offering a most eligible opportunity for Invest ment ; coosistir.g of a most commodious Residence, situate Nu. 27, Woburn-place, ituseell-aq . uare, containing ample accommodations for a respectable family in the occupatum of John Finch, Esq., who has recently agreed 'for a new lease of thirty-one years, at the very moderate rent of one hundred and five pounds per annum held fur the remainder of a term of 9J years, whereof 76 years are unexpired, eta Ground Rent of 211. per annum. Also, a new-built LE.iSEIIOI.II DWELLING HOUSE. Icing No. 7, Chapel-place l Long-lane, Bermondsey; containing six Rooms, with Garden ; in the occupation of Mr. Noble, at 261. per annum; held for lii years, at a ground rent of 71. per annum. The House in Woburn-place to be viewed by Tickets only, by I permission of the Tenant the sale; which, with printed Paulen lars, Inv be had of of Winstanley and Sons, ratcvnoster.:ow. Particulars also at the Mart. STOK NNWINGTON. 'EAPITAL and COMMODIOUS DETACHED REST ' DENCE, with °Mess, COICit Houses, Stabling, Gardena, and 'fie Acres of Meadow Lend, WINSTANLEY and SONS, At the Mart, TO-MORROW, April 9, at Twelve o'Cloek, AVALUABLE COPY HOLD ESTATE; cons of a most substantial and commodious RESIDE situate in Chatrch-street. S•cike Newington, about 3 mile* only has the Royal Exchange, adapted for a large and respectable Finally, pawed at a convenient remove from the Road, from which It is twinned by a new Plantation of thriving Shrubs and Evergreens; containing a capital Eating-room, about 23 feet by III; Drawngs, room, Morning Parlour, handsome Entrance Hall paved with marble, principal and secondary Staircases, five Family Bed Cham bers, two Dressing rooms, Sittiog-room. niae secondary and Servants' Chambers, Kitchen, Scullery, Butler's Pantry, Laundry, Mangling-room, and all suitable Domestic Offices; excellent C,eihring, &c. Specious Carriage-yard, with double Coach-house, five-stall Stable, and Harness-room, extensive Lawn and gravelled Walks, walled Garden, with (keen and Hot houses, &c. Farm and Rick yard, with Cow-house and Outbuildings, and two Paddocks of rich Meadow Land, the whole containing about Twelve Acres. To be viewed by Tickets only, which, with printed Particulars, may be had of 11'instanley and Sons, Paternoster-row; Particulars also at the Mart. ELEGANT GOTHIC VILLA, WITH OFFICES, AND EIGHT ACRES OF LAND, ABOUT SIX MILES FROM LONDON, IN SURREY. To be LET On LEASE, by W/NSTANLEY and SONS, A N ELEGANT RESIDENCE, finished in the Gothic A 11 style, pleasantly situate on the verge of a beautiful Common only six miles from London, in Surrey; contalnhtg handsome Dining and Drawing Rooms, Morning Parlour, six Bedchambers, and Dressing Rooms, Excellent Offices, including Kitchen, Housekeeper's and Footman's Rooms, and three Chambers for servants, Lawn, Pleasure Grounds, and Garden, Coach-houses, Stabling, Cow-house, and Outbuildings, all in complete Order and Repair, and early possession may be lied. To be viewed by Tickets only, between the hours of 11 and 4, which, with further Particulars, may be had of Winstanley and Sons, Paternoster.row. HENRY'S CALCINED MAGNESIA continues to be prepared with the moot scrupulous care and attention, by Messrs. THOMAS and WILLIAM HEN RV, manufac turing chemists, Manchester. It is sold in bottles, price 2s- ltd., 'st with gins steppers at Is. ad. stamp included, with full direc tiolut for its use, by their various Agents in the metropolis and throughout the 1 7 nited Kingdom: but it cannot be genuine unless their names are mtgroved on the Government stamp, which is fixed over the cork or au yper of each bottle. Of mast of the enders of the Magnesia may be had, authenti rated by a similar stamp, HENRY'S AROMATIC SPIRIT of VINEGAR, the in vention of Mr. HENRY, and the only genuine preparation of that article. DILSYDENHAWS A NTIRI LIN'S OR FAMILY PILLS -- OF HEALTH. V H ESE PILLS (entirely vegetable) are unrivalled in caves of Head-ach, buss of Appetite, Noises andOiddiness in the Dead, Lowness or Spirits, Flatulency, Obstructed Diges tion, together with all Affections of the layer, and Bilious Dis orders, These Pills contain not one atom of mercury or mineral, and arc so pendintly mild in their action as to require no confine ment cr alteration in diet. The most delicate females find them I materially beneficial to their general health, and all who have used' sy DE Nil A NI'S PILLS pronounce them the most wife, mild, and effectual family medicine extant. Nothing can, prove the su periority of these pins more than the numerous cases communicated by persons of the highest respectability, and the countenance shewn them by the brat medical characters in present practke. Naval and military men—persona residing in hot climates--those leading snlentary lives, and comuiercial gentlemen. win find them a amain assistant to repel the mucks of .lisease arising from negl e ct, intemperance, the want of exercise, or the effixts of dituate. One Pill taken at the hour of dinner is admirably calculated to assist digestion, correct excesses of the table, and give a healthy action to the stomach. In boxes, ls.l 2s. 1141. 4s. ; and for the use of.faindies and for exportation, large boxes, by which there is a considerable saving, at Ils. CAlTTlON.—Piircluisers are requested to observe the name of J. BEES, Bristol," on the Government stamp affixed to each box, to distinguish them front imitations sold under similar tides. Sold by T. aid C. Butler, 4, Chia side, and Regent-str ee t, bon don ; Sackville-street, D u bli n and Waterloo-place, Edinburgh ; Edwards, Newherys, St. Paul's Church-yard ; Sutton and Co., Bow Church-yard; Barclays, Fleet-market; Sanger, Oxford street ; Salary, Moore, and Co., Bobil-streetdebaser, Hobo and Coruhill ; Prout, Strand ; and Key, Aldgate, London ; bran 'Smith, 'Windsor ; and by mo s t respectable Chymists, luggista, and Medicine Venders %hone:out the United Kingdoms SALE; BY AUCTION. SCARCE BOOKS AND MANUSCRIPTS. By Mr. EVANS, At his House, Neste, on SATURDAY Nest, et MONDAY, April IS. . ..„. . - -• ACOLLECTION of ValOable HOOKS, containing a portion of the Library of the Rev. Came de Misay, Men. which are Encyclopedic Fransaise, 3.1 vols., Collection of Ode ra l Manuscript !Allen of Voltaire, Original 6lanuscript Lesse n , Samurais.. Collection of MS. Notes on the Greek and 1,14 1 Classics by lie Missy, MS. Notts on the Septuagint and Greek Testament by De Jlisay, rare Spanish and It a li an R ooks and MSS., some relating to English History, 11'ilkins's Londinia Thus trata, Entyclopodia Brit&noica,2o vols. in Russia, Racon's Woria 6 cola., Beauties of England and Wales, 26 vol s ., tar. &c. , VERY SUPERIOR ITALIAN AND DI Tin PICTURES. the 13th instan t , a C OL R. STANLEY respectfully announ ces to t h e Ad -1 mires of the higher order of ITALIAN PICTUREn, that he will have the honour of submitting t o sa l e at his Roses, i C . O it 2 ;T l. D ll N d . B c o o nd mp -a ri t a ree ing t, s on eveTa Tu l er ; d f ay a very rverioe order ; pot. eularly a beds, by Lionardo des Vinci, treated in an elegan t an d raminating manner; two superb Heads ; a Christ and a :Radium', by Carlo Dolce, of the highest rainy of the Master; a charming 11. emale Portrait, by Titian ; sophonisba, by Guereint. ; Ad a° , and Eve, by Menem" ; a Capo dopes ; Christ in agony, e ar . reggin ; all of which are of a recent importanen. Fine exa mal n t Ruysdael, De liooghe, Pynaeker, Terburgb, Quinta l n at i o. Albert Darer, and others, too numerous to specify, the greater part of which have never been exposed to public sale m this Country. To be viewed, and Catalogues had, two days preceding the See, at one shilling each. FRIERN BARNET and FINCHLEY. In the County of Middlesex, within Eight Miles af London. By Mr. BURTON, On FRIDAY, May 28, at the Auction Matt, near the Ba n k England, at Twelve o'Clock (unless previously di s p ose d of Irr Private tkettract ) , in Six Lots, r,E FOLLOWING FREEHOLD ESTATES;_. Lot I. The capital FREEHOLD MANSION-HOUSE, tYsFRIERY, with extensive Pleavaro-groands and Oar. deno (wilculstail for a familyd dissinctian), situate in Pli ers fi a . net esd 92 Awes of Meadow and Arable Lend immediately si u . rounding the mate, including a Bailiff's Cottage. The elegant mid v ed. ery appropriate FURNITURE any be had by valuation, d desir Lotl. The MANOR HOUSE, with suitable Offices. al Friem Barnet (adjoining Lot I), with certain Manorial Right and Quit Rents, and 28 Acres of Pasture and Arable Land. Lot. 3. FOUR PIECES of LAND, in the perish of Fries Barnet (opposite the preceding lots), culled Conduit Yield, Hythe Tylers, Further Tylera, and IMiu.sre Orme Fle/ds, containing to. gather, MU. 36a. This hot, and Lot 4, have Frontages of aeve. cal hundred feet on the high road leading from the admired villa of Colnty Hatch to Whetstone. Lot 4. FOUR PIECES of LAND, adjoinin Loc 3, callei Church Field, Five Acres, L a n e Fi e ld, Church Wood Field, sap Church Field, containing together, 411 a. 3a. Lot/. A PILCE of WOOD LAND, situate in Black Here. lane, in the pariah of Friona Barnet, called Little Friem Park Wood. containing 13. t. 2a. ler. : and TWO PIECES of ARABLE LAND, called Hungerdown, or Cloves Field, and Ploughed Field, containing together 31a. 2a. 33e. This let adjoins Lots S and 4. Lot ft. TWO PIECES of LAND, fa the pariah of Findley, on the high North Road, opposite the eighth mile scen e , Mire New Allo:ment and Little &legman's Heroes, containing together ea. la. 12r. This lot has a Frontage of Me feet, and sbett upon Lot I. The Land-tax on all the lots is redeemed, and the Lands in Faern Barnet are exempt from Tithes, so long ea they remain in the hands and manuranee of the owner. The lands in Finchky are subject to a modus of 3d. pa acre, in lieu of great tithes. Permission to view, and further particulars, may be had of Mr. Chapman, at Finchley Lodge : particulars may also be had of Mr. Burton, 2:4 Bucklersbury of J. T. Bostock, Solicitor, George. street, Mansion House, London; at the place of "ale; Ores Man, Whetstone Red Lion, Basset ; King's Haul, Wadesd; Angel, Edmonton ; Quee n ' s Head, Deli/ Fineldey Church ; and the Red Lim and dun, Highgate. QA RSA PA RI LLA SYRUP (concentrated). Tye kY Isle spoonfuls of this Preparation are equal to a pint of the De. elution. It is particularly convenient to persons in the country, a travellers, as it will keep good for years. It is also an excellent mode of administering Sarsaparilla to Children, and when dilutel is much more rlea►annt than the usual Decoction. Mr. Fisher introduced this preparation into practice four year since, and it has met with such !decided approbation from most of the Physicians and Surgeons of eminence, that many persons sin now vending imitations of it, containing a much greater proportion of sugar (which causes it to disagree with the stomach), and oil not stand the test of age. Observe, that " Fisher and Co., 18, Condoit-street, Hanover. square, London," is printed on the label of each bottle, and that it can only be had genuine there, and at Mr. Complin's, 41, Rishopegete-etreet-li *thin. Where also 'hay be had, Compound SARSAPARILLA SY RUP, for nuking the Compound Decoction. TO MRS. JOHNSON, MADAM, —For the last three months there has here a most dangerous disorder prevalent with infants about six months old, and which, 1 think, the faculty call inflammation an the chest, occasioned by cutting their teeth ; and the reined! they prescribe is, blistering their stomachs, and applying 'cram My little girl was severely afflicted in the same way ; after having had every advice, I was recommended to the use of your Syrup, and not to give her any more medicine ; after using two bottles in rubbing her gums, I have the happiness to inform you that she t. now restored to perfect health. am. Madam, your obedient servant, Old Brentford, April 1, 1821. W. HARNkki, Hater. Mrs. Johnson, 2s, York-place, City road. To be had, wholesale anti retail, of Johnsen and Cass above ; and, by their appointment, of all principal Medicine Venders in town and country, at 2s. 9d. per bottle. 11 .* Cavriox—The only genuine A3IERICAN SOOTH. ING SYRUP is signed on the Stamp with Mrs. Johnson's own hand-writing. Any other offered to the Public is spurious, and calculated to injure in its application. IF A PRINCE DOES NOT PLEASE THE LADIES, WHO SHOULD? A. P. not only pleases the Ladies, bet also the ladies' Maids. Hundreds of Ladies of Title have expe rienced that PRINCE'S RUSSIA OIL is a great preserver and promoter of the Hair ; and as it is rather thick to take out of Mc battle, the Ladies' Maids find it is troublesome in dressing their Ladies hair. The Proprietor has therefore now chwified nod im proved the Russia Oil, and it pours out of the bottle like crew, which has made it the pleasantest and unrivalled Oil for droong the hair, as it will always keep the head and hair clean, beau* and in curl : in short, the Royal Family, Nobility, (sentry, kc. may rely upon it they will not have a hair fall off ur turn grey, by using Prince's celebrated Russia Oil, which is so improved, dist it has nude it the greatest nourisher and preserver to the hair in die universe ; will quake it grow thick and long, and preserve it from falling off or ever turning grey i and is such a nourishes to the roots of the hair, that even it it had began to turn grey, it wig restore it again to its natural colour, by keeping the head mat for about a month with the oil. It is sure to clear the scurf from infancy to old age—will restore the hair on bald places, if there is the least sign of roots, by also keeping the heed constantly moist for about a month with the oil, which hundreds of Gentlemen ism experienced. Ask for Prince's Improved Russia Oil. The ounce bah. five shillings ; a large bottle, containing tire ounces, one pout..l, it a saving. Sold by the sole Proprietor, A. Prince, Ns. 9, Poland.street, Oxforthstreet, London : 26, London-road ; and by most printing Perfumers and Medicine Venders. lte particular, and observe " Prince" on the Wrapper and Seals: and his address, " A. Prince. 9, Poland-street, Oxtail-ahem London," is on the cover of each bottle—without, it is net genuine, and cannot answer the purpose. Purchaser, ought to be partienlar, as Counterfeits are in circulation. • Englishmen, as well as other nations, onght to be acquainted . with the following : —lt is we ll k nown i n R uss i a t h at B ears Grease is too harsh for the hair, and makes the hair turn grey and tall off. This is well known ; the Emperor Alexander, and M ans of distinction, lost their hair at an early age through using the Bear's Orris—sod whoever recommends it for the hair, must do it for imposition ; but Prince's celebrated Russia On is warranted not to contain any Bears' Grease whatever, be , the greatest nourishing ingredients for the lair; and it they want the genuine Russia Oil in Russia, or any other part of des globe, they must send to A. Prince, 9, Poland -street, honddai for it, and it is the only article that actually preserves and promote the hair. Gentlemen of the Medical Hall have analysed Prince's Russia Oil—have published in the " Gazette of Health," No. Itis du' the discovery is a great credit to the P ro p r i etor , an d i s su perior to any oil for the hair, and will do, in eases o f b a ld ne ss weak hair, what can possibly be done in strengthening and re storing it. The Metlieid Gentlemen have also analysed another Oil, which is doily putted in the Papers, as used by Emperors. Kings, Dukes. &c. and have published in the " Gazette C. Health," No. 12, that on examining the ingredients of this grand Oil, they find it cot:tains only common ed, coloured and per fumed : therefore it cannot be compared to the Russia Oil. as nourisher to the hair. Several Captains who have come from the Continent have ile• elated, that whenever they have landed merchandise, they hate btu , asked if they had any of Prince's Russia Oil ; therefore 31ercht:el will find an advantage in exporting it.—Merchants and Carat" will receive a liheral allowance for exportation. Proved by of on the' 4th of November. 1814, betore Lord Mayor of London, that A. Prince is the original Proffiletffi it ' the universe of the Russia Oil ; and therefore, if any perfu medicine-vender, hair-dresser, or a y one else in Great Britain any other country. sell, under any pretence whatever, an Oil calk' Russia Oil, and is not A. Prince's of 9, Poland-stseet, London. is hereby publicly pronounced they are iinpostont, an they " I. ' 4 ' impose upon the Public by selling them counterfeits ' which do answer the purpose. but also inj u r e A. Prince, the Original prictor, who has a large family. an , ' has spent, within these lal twenty years, above Fatty Thouiand Pounds in advertising ur mak it known. related at THE BRITISH PRESS OSee, by J. W. CuaLeoe ,l MI. *mil, mud Published by R. CAN X ox, same plase. 1 ~~ 838;4, 662.11 10) 247,11 504,171 1,376