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CAl:;sows—ln consequence of the high popularity of the above article, base impostors have imitated the Label, Bills, and Bottles. To guard against such imposition, it is necessary, on purchasing, to ask for "ROW LAND'S KALYDO R," strictly observing heir Signature and Address in lied on each bottle of the Genuine Article s , A. Rowland and Son, 2U, liatton.gsrden. Sold by them, 'l4 all respectable rfffillliCall who vend the celebrated Macassar Oil. r ! le im 04. the .----------='_ RANK OF ENGLAND, July 21, 1826. t Ml 6 Court of I)ireetors of the Governor alai Company ,4*the Beak of Eoglood 4.414 Notice, Thai a DENERA I, COURT will be held at the Bank, on Wausespay next, the 26th inst., from Eleven o'clock in the Tarenoon till Four to the Afternoon, for the ELECTION of a DIRECTOR foe the remainder of the year, In the mom of Henry Smith. Es q., resigned, and the election of a Director will beds' rlsred that evening. R. BEST, Secretary. N.B. Barn Act passed in the 7th year of the reign of his late pia. • o ty, no person will be entitled to vote at the sal.: Election who shall "..,ot pare be et tol( calend at months possessed, in his own right, of the :stock tar ehich he shall then give his vote, unless the said Stock .hall hav been acquired, oe shall have come by bequest. of by m artiage. or by succession to an intestate's estate, or by the eats. tom ot the city of London. or by any deed of settlement after the .tenth of any person who shall have been entitled for life to the di. ...dads of such Stock •n. ha. ap s nut rith kte , aka. that zen der. LL a. la 1 1 W. 31A30N. • Wm. Tmomicros. • K. SLADE. .• .JOIIY NVII us. , Id a 14 , I I 100 0 Al) 11 A Luis in the country 10 Mrs. M. and Mrs. A. Pau- b 0 Mr. Henry Standish • 1 Ity Ole R. !lon. the Lord Mayor ►1 . 1,1 . to . I. I ‘... II ;. -i I. I. li I. II 1. II t. IY I. I 4 11 2 . lY F. II tithe lady Mr* rd:. L E ------ AST INDIA HOUSE, July 19, 4 1 11 E Court of Directors of the United Company of 1. 3terchants EnglaNd trading to the East Indies do hereby I few Notice. That at the Genera' ointed to Court of the said Compsny. app he held at this House on Winstesnar, the 2tith instant, the billowing Resolution of the Court of Directors, of the Ai instant, will los reported to the General Court, agreeably to the Act of the :Walt Geo. 111. cap. 113, via.•—• That it is the opinion of this Court, that the Commander and in • )4mm of the ship Royal George are fully acquitted from all potation of neglect, or miscooduct , in respect to the loss of that JOSEPLI EAST INDIA 1101INIt, Jsfy IH. iBesb Cohrt o r Directors of Me United Company o r f r t AP I-chants of England trading to the East Indies do hoe */ gre Nutter. 11131 a special General Court of th e said Com p any will be held at t h ei r lioutie in beadenhall.street, on Wens - tan/a, the 2lith inst. C:even o'clock in the forenoon, at the desire of nine Proprietors, .. c reeably to the following letter, received on the 19th inst. viz.:— fo Joseph Part. Esq. Secretary to the Honourable the Court of Directon of the East Indio Comnany. SIR—We, the undersigned Proprietors of India Stock, requent ..hat you will lay before the Honourable the Court of Directors of the East India Company this Requisition, to call a General Meet. ca the. Honourable the Court of Proprietors, that the following "lotions maw be submitted to their immediate consideration : " let. That, adverting to the Act of Parliament recently passed, which contains the following clown- 6 That at any time within :wee years from the passing of this Aet, it shall and may be lawful or the Court of Directors of Cho said United Company to nominate did appoint, anti to send to the Presidencies of Fort William, i'on George, or Bombay, in the capacity of a Writer, any per son who shall produce such testimonials of - his character and eon. duct, and pass such an examination as by rules and regulations to ate framed and established, 'ball be required. That the sai d Court i ihrectors shall , a nd they are hereby required, with al conv nient speed, to frame and establish proper rules and regulations, respectiog the dui and necessary qualifications of Writers; and that it shall and may be lawful to alter and vary such rules and reguis ons. Goat time to time, as circumstances may appear to require.' This Court therefore request the Court of Directors now to submit their intended rules and regulations, that the same may be delilse rzele diacuesed by the General Court of Proprietors; also, In order :•.) obviate every attempt to establish any unfair monopoly in oriental -di:cation, elide the College Stypension Act is in force, like the one lately madesby a regulation of the Court of Directors, which, .hougli published in their Court Calender, or Red Book, has since, gi Isamrc reflection, been rescinded. 2d. That considering the manifold advantages of reconciling the teelnos and interests of the various Public Departments and • I:Ecial Communities at the different Preeideneies in. 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The Committee have now cancluded the task of personally visiting the eases ; and they can assure the public, that in almost every case the distress is great beyond conception. The last appeal to the Public has met with very little success. The Committee trust that this will hare a beer feception, and that they shall be enabled, at least for the lit it crit to continue their assistance to this suffering, but quiet and resreetable, clans. Amount before advertised His Moot Gracious MAJESTY, James Tigard, Esq. Stiectend, 3a don. . - £24.344 911 third donation - £l,OOO 0 ByMessrs.llanimersleys and Co. E. J. A. - - 10 0 By 31essrs.11oares. Mira Martha Carter - 10 0 Right Hon. Lord Teign-1 m o uth . - 5 0 J. 14. - . - 211 U D. G. N. . - 5 0 By Hearn. Praed and Co. M. S. C. - - 010 By WNW. Olyn and Co. G. 11. Wheler, Esq. - 6 0 By Messrs. Whitmore and Co. Capt. W. Wells. ILN. 5 0 the Right Hon. the Lord Mayor ; ipitaldelds, Treasurer; and by all daily in the Vesity-room, Spital- J. D. 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An assortment of Canteens, ready fitted with the necessary re rpisites for India, and other tropical climates: likewise a great satiety of Silver anti Plated Articles, Knives and Forks. suitable flr families going abroad, Military and Hindostanee Books Maps, &c. A fashionable Stock of Carriage, Curricle, Tandem. Phmton :4tanhope, and Chaise Harness, with every description of Saddlery &c. &e. for home use, East and West Indies, and South America, which merit inspection from their quality, first stile of workinan• :hip, and moderate prices. All the Articles in this Establishment are warranted, and of s:cellent plan of fifty years standing is strictly attended to the is!ting but one Ready Money Price, from which no abatement will be made. CA BIN ET-MAK ERB' SOCIETY.-CHEAT' CAIII NET and UPHOLSTERY, at the LONDON REPOS [TORY for the CA 131 N ET-al AKERS' SOC ET , b e ing the only real one pow existing in London, No. 71 andcon Y or LEADEN HA 1, 1,-ST REET , opposite Aldgate Pump, which has been established upwards of Six years. For Ready Money, and no Abatement. The Trustees and Committee respectfully inform the Nobility and Gentry, that they still conduct the above Establishment for the Benefit of industrious and ingenious Mechanics ( who have large families), by offering their Manufactured Articles in the Cabinet Line of the best workmanship, and cheaper than by any House in London, no other profit being required than to satisfy the win ebnuae rent and incidental expenses; being satisfied with constant employ ment to enable them to support their families, the number of whom appear by the Books of t he last Quarterly Meeting to be 148. From the great patronage the Committee have received, they are in hopes of increasing that number. The following is a Specimen's( the [sow Prices asked ; all Goods warranted:— gans. d . Five feet Mahoy Bedstead , - four - post 10 0 Tent ditto 4 - 1 6 0 • Bordered Mattress to fit . 1 1 0 Mahogany Drawers with solid ends - 35 0 Eight Mahogany Chairs - • 610 0 Mahogany Pembroke Table - -2 0 Feather Bed free from dust and 2 smell. • from 1: 12 0 to 8 0 0 Drawing-room Sofa, from £d sUto 7 7 0 Sofa Bedstead 3 8 Mahogany Horse-Hair S ofa 610 () I upwards A qutntity of Paper Hangings rm . lied, Dining, and Drawing. rooms, at nearly Halt-price. The Trade will find it worth their attention. Houses Furnished at a few days' notice, and Apartments in a few hours. Goods packed free of expense except the matting. COMMITTEE. T.Ceirder I J. Wilson I I. Caner T. liasler J. Until. W. ,I horn TUURNELL, Agent. J. HASLER Secretary. SALES BY AUCTWN. NORTHA W, 11 ERTS. VA LUA BLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, Abounding with Capital Rack Earth, Chalk, &c., nearly Twenty eight Acres; s a t Walled Garden, and Sundry Cottages. By Mr. ROBINS, (Of Warwick House, Regent-street), At &areaway's Coffee-house, 'Change-alley, Cornhill, on T BURS DA Y NEXT, at 12, in One Lot, by order of he Assignees of Messrs. Chambers and Son, AVALUABLE FREEIIOLD ESTATE , sit uate at NORTIIAW, in the county of HERTS, comprising an enclosure of rich arable land, abounding with brick earth, of a very superior quality, fur the mmufacturing of some of the best maim stocks, white bricks, and fitming were ; with an inexhaustible substrata of capital chalk fur burning to lime, with lime kiln and house, brickulakers' abed ; capital garden, about an Acre and a half, walled, well stocked, cropped, and planted with standard and waLfruit trees, in fine bearing ; a well of fine spring water ; stables for nine horses; and seven Cottages, in the occupation of divtra persons ; the whole containing TWENTY-SEVEN ACRES, THREE ROODS, THIRTY FOUR POLES, Of which immediate possession may he had. To be viewed by applying to Mr. Moulding, at. Northfield Lodge, Enfield Chase, of whom particulars may be had; at the Sun, Northaw White Horse, Potter's Bar; Green Man , B arnet ; of M ;, Messrs. Dewbury and Hasiewood, Solicitors, Conduit-street ;at ()areaway's; and of Mr. Robins, No. 170, Regent-street. DORSETSII I RE. CAPITAL AND VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, Comprising the whole Pariah of Chettle, the Mansion House, Manor, Perpetual Advoirson, Cottage Residence; and Cottage*, eligible Farms, Woods,.and Lands, all lying compact, nearly One Thousand Two Hundred Acres. By Mr. ROBINS, (Of Warwick Ilnuse, Regent-street), At Garraway'a Coff-houee, 'Change-alley, Cornhill, on T HUBS DA V NEXT, at ee 12, by order of the Assignees of 3lessrs. Chembers, THE CHET'FLE ESTATE, comprising the whole Pariah, moat desirably ,etaste, and within a Ring Fence, nearly adjoining the Great Western Road between Salisbury and Biandford, in the County of Dorset, the extensive Manor or I,nrd. ship, or reputed Millirte Or ;nth Chettle, with the Privi leges, Rights, and Immunities e spacious Mansian, Cll ETT LE HOUSE, With °Rice's, ldwna, and plantations, an excellent Itltchengartlen. hot-house , &c. A good Farm House, with b arns, stables, and venous agricultural buildings ; a pleasant, roomy, Cot tai;eßesidenee. with offices, garden, &c.; capital stabling, sundry elottisges, In good repair. and enclosures o; meadow, pasture, arable, wood, and down land, about EitiuT HUNDRED AND EIGHTY-TIVO ACRES, in band. Also, an excelleht Farm House, and all requisite out buildings ; eight ounages, rind npwartls of TWO HUNDRED A ND SIX ACRES. The principal part arable land, which Artie% on leases for lives. The PERPETUAL ADVOWSON and Right of Pr es PA entation to the Rectory end Parish Church of Chettie ; a pleasant R SONAGE HOUSE, placed on a lawn, with offices, gardens, .and about TB'ENTY-ONE ACRES Of Olebe Land, anti the Tithes of great part of the Pariah, the present Incumbent about Forty-seven years of ate. Tb whole Estate contains ONE THOUSAND 'l'WOlll/UNDRED ACRES. A most desirable Property for Residence and Investment ; the Estate abounds with Game ; and great extent of Sporting neer Cranbourne May be viewed by applyieg to Mr. Elias Inne, the Bailiff, on the premises, of slinm parli,nlr.ts may be ha l • and st the Crown lon Blaadforil ; Anne, Dorchester; the White Ilart and Anielege, Salisbury ; Russell's lintel, Weymouth ; Red Irun, ‘Varehato ; Antelope, Poole ; Groevenor Arms, ; Mr. IleMley, Worcester ; Bush, Bristol ; lien and Chickens. Itirminelram ; of William Groom, Esq. 21, Russell-square ; Tooke, Esq., No. Holborn-court, Gras's-inn ; Misses. Dewberry and Ha.slewotri, Solicitors, 48, Conduit-street; Mr. Mayhew, Solicitor, 19, C.hancery,lane; at Garraway's ; and 11 Mr. Robins, No. 170, Regent-street. TO SPORTSMEN. rPHOROUGH-BRED POINTERS and SETTERS A Professional Gentleman, residing is the cottalry. not in tending to shootAthia owe, wishes to part with his Dogs. consist ing.of ONE R I/ M% of POINTERS and u I.EAS II of `in- TERs. These very exaellently bred Dogs are warranted to range well, back and 'stand, BL4. and are in every respect welt wireth the at of Spottanien. roi *further paractatars friar (f !h' West yost-psid) teals. Judge, No. 15, Daker-strest, Wilmingtomeqaare, Clakenweß. LINOOL.N'S INN-FIELDS.: TO he LET or SOLD , with immediate possession, a FREEHOLD HOUSE, will adapted for Chambers, or for a Public Office, witb Coach-house and ;;tables. For particulars and terms, apply at No. 19, Lincoln's Inn. fields. KENT. 9 , 0 be SOLD by PRIVATE CONTRACT, a moat 1_ desirable FREEHOLD ESTATE, richly timbered, and in a very luxuriant part of the county ; comprising all excellent farm-house, and agricultural buildings, and nearly 130 acres of rich meadow, arable, hop, orchard, and woodland, In a high state of cultivation, and a bounding with game. Apply to Mr. Mercer, Land Surveyor, 8, Warwick-court, Gray's Inn. Letters to be post-paid. KENT. TO be SOLD by PRIVATE CONTRACT, a most compact FREEHOLD PROPERTY, delightfully situated nrar the River Medway , and w ithin a short distance of the county town of Maidstone , comprising farm.liouse, cottages, barns, stables, sheds &c. and about 100 acr es of superior land, in the vicinity of the best hop and fruit plantations. An unexceptionable tennnt will take it on lease, or immediate possession may be had. Apply to Mr. Mercer, Land Surveyor, 11, Warwick-court, Gray's Inn.—Letten to be post paid. TO GENTLEMEN OF PR OPERLY , ARCHITECTS, BUILDRS, &c. KENT. Tbe LET on BUILDING LEASES , for Ninety nineAL Years, ANY QUANTITY of excellent LAND, from One to Si: Acres, in a most beautiful and fruitful part of the I County, only three miles from Tunbridge Wells and three from Tunbridge Town. What renderslthis Property peculiarly eligible to Gentlemen pos sessing a family residing in this immediate neighbourhood is, that, according to the Will of the late Si r Andrew Sudd, they have the privilege of sending their Sons to be educated upon the foundation of that excellent Establishment, called the Tunbridge Free Gram mar School, where, under the superintendence of the Rev, Dr. Knox, tney arc prepared foe the Universities, free of every ex pense. Apply to Mr. Mercer, Land Surveyor, 8, Warwick. court, Gray's Inn. Letters to be post paid. VALUABLE LANDED INVESTMENTS. — The following FR'E'EHOLD EST EHOLD ESTES are now for SALE by PRIVATE CONTRACT, by Mr. MERCER, Land Sur veyor, 8, Warwick-court, Gray's Inn:— EIGHT FREEHOLD FARMS, in the preferable parts of KNT, and particularly sdapted for the growth of hops, fruit, &c.. and containing farm-houses and all requisite agricultural buildings, and the following quantities of land, generally abound ing with line growing oak timber-4:W acres, 200, 170, 130, 120, 100_ 2 90, and 70 acres. THREE in SUSSEX, of nearly the same description, with farm-houses and buildings, and 450, 209, and 109 acres of supe rior hop, fltlit, arable, and meadow land. TWO In HANTS, a Alansion and 30 acres of land, and a farm. house and buildings, and 120 acres of land. ONE in HEREFORDSHIRE, comprising a capital residence, and 100 acres of fruitful land. ONE in DORSETSHIRE, with farm-house, buildings, and 112 acres of productive land. ONE in GLAMORGANSH IRE, 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. Mer cer, at whose offices several of the plans may be seen. Letters to be past paid. - _ lii RVOUS CO.ll PLA INT S ANTI DEBILITY. DR. FOT II ERGI L'S NERVOUS DROPS.—To those who are afflicted with Nervous disorders and their various distressing affections, as oppression of spirits, head-aches, loss of appetite, indigestion, spasms, tremors, fainting fits, and debility or relaxation of the system, it is confidently recommended to have recourse to the above celebrated Medicine, from which they are assured of obtaining immediate relief, and by a due perm. verance in it agreeably to the directions given, the complete re-esta blishment of their health. Sold in bottles at 4s. 6d. ; lls. ; and 225., by Butlers, Chymiste, 4, Cheapside, corner of St. Paul's. London ; 54, Sackville.street, Dnblin ; and /3, Princes street, Edinburgh: Savory and Co. 136, New Bond-sheet, and 2.20, Regent-streetby the principal Medicine Venders throughout the United Kingdom. Of whom may be had, Dr. FOTHERBILL'S TONIC FEMALE PILLS, ream. mended in general debility of the constitution, also as a safe and excellent remedy in those periodical irregularities which females, of delicate anti languid circulation, more especially the younger part, are liable to. lu boxes, at h. lid. aid 21. 9d. THE ARMY. The depot of the Atli (East Nortolk) regitnent of infantry hag received orders to proceed from Winchotter to Plymouth. The depot of the 64th (2d ,Staffordshire) Regiment of Foot, is ordered, on being relieved at Plymouth by the depot of the Sith Regiment, to proceed to Jersey. The 17th (linceriterobire) Regiment of Inf. ntry, shortly ex pected to arrive at Liverpool, trona Scotland. A detachment of the 39th (Dors. shire) Regiment of Foot. re cently embarked, as a guard, on board the Sluice convict ,hip, I which will proree ', in a few days, with 154 male cortricto, trout Woolwich, for Sydney. INDIAN Al(fil V. GENERAL COUNT 7aAR.TIAE. • Ilead-quartera, Jan. ft, liJ6. At a General Court Mattis!. held at Head-quarters of the Grand Army, Camp before I.lhurtpore, on the ?2d day of December. 1825, Lieutenant Edward Griffiths, of his Mikiesty's 50th Reg,. ment of Foot, was arraigned on the following charges, viz.— , " Ist Charge—For coming to the MOOS of) is 31ajoity:e att.h Re giment, on the afternoon of the Nth November, 1825, in a state of l o n lficer and a Il ca' iim'ffesunci gen t leman. '• conduct being disgraceful to the character of a r t I '• 2d Charge—For being drunk on the morning of the lif th November, 1825, whilst the Regiment was on the marsh trom Ferotabad to Etamadporei both chirps being iii breach of the Articles of War." DELIBERATION.—The Court having maturely weighed the evidence for the prosecution, and fur the tlefeace, and what the pri soner bath urged in his justification— It wniad.—Do find him, the said Lieutenant Edward Griffiths, of his Majesty's 58th Foot, guilty of the charges, and of every part thereof. :4 F. x.r ENCE.—The Court adjudge the prisoner, Lieut. Edward Griffiths, of his Majesty's 58th Foot, to be tumbler's& A fipro;ed and coi.tirmed • but, in tronsiderai . :os oe hits distressed circumstances, as representedAy his Commanding Officer, hi: - length of service, and his having purchased his first Commission. , Mr. Griffiths via be recnnunended to be allowed the Bile of INA Ensigney. (Signed) CO URERII ERE, I General. Commandrr-in•Chief in India.' Air. Griffiths is to he struck off the strangth of the 591 h Regi j ment, from the date of this order bring made known to bun, and he is to be diareted to repair to Csleotta forrlinith, where, upon hie arrival, he will report himself to the 'teen Major of Fort %I all am. The foregoing Ordrif to be entered in the General Order-book. and read et the head of every Regiment in his 311,ipty's service in India. . SIFIPPINO iNTELLIGENCL WEBtIVERPOOLT DNESDAT, JEL L Arrived the Cowlick, Bird, from Jamaica (North side)—sailed Bth June; Laconia, Daniel, front Charle4lin--sailed 19th June; Meteor, Huddlestone, front ditto—sailed 27th June ; &ark, Pynt, from Newfoundland; Der Oriel, Schmidt, from tiriuraviald ; Harding, —, from Jamaica—trailed 20th April ; Bichard, Fletcher, front Demerara--Bailed Bth ofJune ; Iligginson, Mary., front Barbadoes--sailed 13th June ; Peru. Lowdan,from New Or. leans ; Jittery's, from Aliratnichi ; Douro, ---.-, from Oporto; Marion, t loodwin, from Savannah—railed 28th uf June. in company with the Georgia and William Penn, for Liverpool. The Tamerlane and Girard were to sail in !iii days; Alter, Bow ditch, from Triowe ; Mosey, Wolf, from St. Vetersbergh 'Fre. grand, Zepkin, frorn Rostock ; Bacchus, Sirrlioes. front Finhuird ; Vigilant, Taylor, and Liebe, Claaaer, from Deutzig ; and Lail*. Bookh. Jones, from Miratniebi. _off, at eight &Cluck, thee: Chips, I brig and two snows. Pri vate sLmit's. Messes. Thuruley a, 21 etsrs. ‘Vilitain Smith ana . s,,,, and John Berber's. The William Parke, Smith, sailed from Jamaica for Liverpo.l on. the 3d of June. The Royalist, Asbridge, and Thollnpion, Thompson, from Li. verpool, have arrived at Miramichi. The 111 illtam, Hepburn; IVhiichaven, Walker # and Bolton, Bigland, from Literpool, hare arrived at Ne w f oundland. The Plutarch, Pike, from Liverpool for New York, was spotty with on the 27th of Jane, in lat. 41. 10., long. dl. 22. The cargo of the Belvidere has all been landed in good order. The Barton, Wildrus„ from Liverpool, has arrivd at Berbadnes. Far.unuTH, J u 1.2 13.—Off the port, the West Indian, Cook, from Antigua, In 31 days; the Dolphin, Atwell, front 'New Or. leans, in 34 days ; the Allies, Cunningham, from Havant - 4dt, In days. Sailed the Pelorus, Goodwin, for Dublin; and William Kiers, for Nantz.—Wind N.W. POILT S MOUT 11, JULY 19.—His Majesty's ship Ganges, f. e South America, went out of harbour and remains at Spittital. Sailed the Latta Reot:h. Stewart, for Madras ; the Corot:wile:, Boys, foe Bengal; the Highlander ' lllitcltcll, fur New Providence the Redman. Brice, for Berbudoes; and the Egginton, transport, for Chsalmen.—W tad N.W. DEAL, Jul. , / Iti.-..Passed for the River the Ann„ from Malta; the Elrick. Nl"Letin, frcm Mexico. Pissed. from Mrs River the Cornwall, Vounghushand, and 3101141. Winter, ft r India; and the Layton, transport, to the westward. Remains t t: Elizabeth, Du , can, for 31ilta.—Wind N.W. GRAVESEND, Ju NE 19.—Arrived the Carshalton Park, Park ; Hector, Howlett; Duke of Manchester, Hood ; Beaufort, Stint. hill; Caroline, Camphell ; and Alarllstnough, Middleton—from Jamaica; Jason, Thompson, from New Brunswick; Britannia, Oldie, from Leghorn ; British Merchant, Debins, from Palermo ; Henry William, Wnrts, from Sicily ; Despatch, Lefever, fwrn Tobago; Elrick. M`Lean, front Mexico; Edward, klonro, from Miramichi ; Jessie. Tadd, from Wolgast ; Rodolph, Smith, from Swinernunde. SAW the London, Gibbs, for Rotterdam. ABERDEEN, JULY 17.---Accounts hare been received, by the Phesdo, of the total loss of the General Broke, of Jersey, bound to Gaspee. She was run down by an unknown brig, at half-past 12, a.ll. 211th May, in let. 47. 50. N. long. 40.39. W. T. Mallet, J. Perrins, and P. Pinker, jumped on board the brig; J. Horner remained on board, and was drowned. The rest, fourteen, took to the long-boat, and very soon afterwards saw thdivessel go down. These men were in the boat for ten days; they had no water, and during the first Eve days they had only a small Dutch cheese; dur ing the last five days six of them peridted, air.: P. Daval, F. Cbe yeller. P. Severant, C. Renoiph, Vebrant, and J. Brown. On the Silt of June they were fallen in with by the Ann, of Liverpool, Forbes, who took them on board, and treated them with the utmost humanity ; but four of them, viz. Captain band, E. Luce. C. Meyers, and F. Le Mare , soon afterwards died. The survivors are E. Bunden, J. Powell, J. Dobart, and W. Hughes, and these have suffered much from the effects of cold. (iIItRALTAI, JUNE 49.—111 s Majesty's ship Mastiff has just sailed, to protect the Lady Campbell to Cadi7. Tutus, JUNE 30.—The Europa, of Bristol, Richardson, front Mari to Plymouth, or Portsmouth, was driven on shore on the 17th instant, on the Esquirques, or Keith's Reef, and immediately went to pieces. Three of the crew, viz. John Ray, Samuel Con met. and John Howell, after being seven days on a part of tbe wreck, without provisions or water, drifted on the coast, between Fort David and the m Cape aster a Bon, nd the and we rtat of the crewre brought here are los t. last night ; they much Arrived off Holyhead the Ilarding, Herring, from JiUllitlCK, Sailed 30th April; and the Richard, —, frmn Demerara. Arrived off Eastbourn, the Charlotte, Wylie, front Port-ad. Prince. The Prince Regent, Martin, from Bristol to Quebec, has put into Plymouth, with loss of Mremast and sails. EAST INDIA SHIPPING. 01111IALTAII, JUNE 29.—The Lady Campbell. Murphy, fr. m Bengal, sailed tram Gibraltar for Cadiz, on the 29th June, under the protection of his Majesty's ship Mastiff; with bale goads, b It - petre, Sr.c. S HIP SPOKEN WITH.—The Royal George, Ellerby, fro nt Lon. don to Bombay, on the 20th June, in lat. M. 40. long. L.:. 37. CORONER'S INQUEST. DREADFUL AcctuF.srT.--Yeaterday a respectable Jury were assembled before Richard Carter, Esq. the Coroner for Surrey, at the Newington Anns, in King-street, Luck's-field, W'alworth, on the body of Thomas Humphreys, a young lad, killed on Tuesday last by a one-horse cart. It appeared from the testimony . of the witnesses, that at the time of the accident, the cart was being drove at a moderate pace: the deceased lad suddenly ran across the road as the cart pt.sed, and coining in contact with the shaft of the vehicle, he was instantly knocked down, when the wheel went overbill head, and killed hint on the spot. The Coroner and Jury took considerable pains during the investigation, to ascertain whether at the time of the occurrence any blame was attributable to the driver, or if the cart was proceeding at a furious rate. The witnesses, however were of opinion there was no neglect on the part of the driver, and the Jury, lamenting the untimely death of deceased, returned a verdict --Accidentally killed. l)eodand on the wheel. 20s. The driver was now called in, and addressed by the Coroner in very forcible terms, respecting the deceased being killed by his cart ; and informed, that had the evidence proved that he was driving at a furious rate, the Jury must have returned such a in Tibet as in all probability, before another tribunal, would have produced a severe punishment. Such, however, was not the fact in this case, and he (Mr. Carter) hoped he would act with due caution for the future. The young man seemed to feel the remarks made by the Coroner, and promised to defray all expenses attending the dc.. ceased's funeral. . . Two cases of sudden death occurred here (dinburgh) on Saturday. About twelve o'clock a travelling ch.apulau sat down on a seat near Springfield, on Leith-walk, and almost immediately fell to the ground. Some persona passing ran down to the Kirkgate, Leith, and brought a xurgeoo, but life was extinct before they arrived. About half an hour after, an old man, who was employed in holding a pole with a lottery placard, in front of the Register-oOke, dropped down, and expired a few minutes after.