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/e ,-- v' .:1 ,x e zs: --v _i_-_ , /..- G' TL✓ ~- 1 ...,1 4. „zi t , /-- .; „/_,...., , ,:-.-- .._e _.........--„, , - ;,-,,e- , , .. i --.. ...._ _ + t 4 , • •-• ~ ,- - . e :-- , ' , P t l • T b /•-/- , •( 1 -, r) ~ L/ C` • , A . .e -----.-_ .T NNW: No. 6,765. LONDON, MONDAY, AUGUST 9, 1824. Price 741 Alt3lV 1:4/NTKAI "I'S. CoUNISMIARIAT DEPIRTMV•II. Juiv aH, I.I. ;• , arirE iv h. rrhy gin,. 1,, 4,11 Pr's 11..51 , • ..1 1.11 ~ , ,orarting mi:ply and I'TON w b., N 1 . 1 I. rd Porto' in I ipui•ainicnt•, Quarters, era , airracit.,l77 u. e ' 7... ti• a .,d ig an d 3 I 5a1..7 lato• -• 11. ”. ro ..-.. . . l'.. , i ( includi n g (hel I (..+4•*.lrd 16 . 41,..,, , t . . .... qungerfoni) lirrl•Ril ' SYS rt Maas Sr t!.:k I::.rr. Isle of Ml^ :.ITT. y t ..• '-t !;:e (ineludingl , :e of Wight silo , s • ' .o.r. of Newniar-Ren( (ircluding Til.lCarw: ck P. ; bury F.trt) Westmorland r• -r 1.37ri1.. , ,T IVIIII I ..• •. including Let eszer I'Voicester I.tneolr. Vork ) l!' •' r!st..l :II 'dill. st x 1.. the several Court. :i • , 31ot north tics of NOC/I and Norfolk snatth Wales It. • . • Northampton In the irrend Coun t,. :''... , n (including Notittor it...!and ties in N.ieth Britain I! 17 Nand) Not. i n "ham And in the Islands of I:- v (delusive of I hford Alderney, Cluerbary, 7 . .. bury fort; Rutland ar. ! c Jersey. .. turt••• , ..r (initialling t. - 7 cily'of Bristol) Th it. the deliveries are tn commence on and for the 2:01, day of Sersotber next ; that Proptrulls In Writing, sealed up. and marked " filvdr - . for Anny Supplies." will be received at M., I /Mee, on ne before Tilt: itSDAY, the 34th day of August instant, but none will be t!..aved after twelve o'clock an that day. l'inisnals must be made separately foe each County and Island, except fer the Counties tomptising North and South Wake, all of orbit* nuns.: be included In one ender:T likewise the Islands of b.:trns.n. Jersey, and Altk•reicy ; as also most the several Counties i r. North Britain; and each rreposal maid have the lAN, winch i s annexed to the Tender properly fined up. by two persona of krrtsa p ro perty engaging to become bound with the party tender - ret in the amount sums! in the printed particulars, for the due per t %dice of the Contract ; and no Proposal will be noticed unless t..... 1, on a print«l Tender, and the prices expressed in words at latizth; and should it so happen that during the continuance of tlic Contract no Troops should be supplied by endue of the same, f...• a.nonnt of the Stamps on the Contract mid Moral, paid iii the f.:(t 1 , ...II:C•• by the Contractor. will be refunded to him. Inc ...tin put the Contracts may be had upon application at this (flit.. 14•Ircen the hours of ten and four. , CALCUTTA TONTINE. r L E term of 11w Third C a lcutta Tontine h a yin g ' clarion! on the Ist inst., Notice is hereby given, That t4h- So!ocro rrs claiming to participate in the Fannin of the Society arc re.itzlrel t.) produce to the Treasurers at Calcutta, :11ewira. Crimea den, M..rk‘llop, and Co. satisfactory proof, by affidavits, of the elis.rner ,It the Parties on whose lien Shirrs have been taken: and further, that Solocrihera failing to proloce curb proof before to Idol January, 11126, forfeit all claim, conformably to the rept. a the Society. I ~. , ! on. July 43, MI. AI.I. IN ONE. DAY. Ol•.111Rf ILL hopes he shall liaxe the. pleasure of . sditior the Four rthell of Twenty Thousand Pounds to the pf ,ehinte Ito be drawn in I tne Day, :.th of I Ictol.en to the p.insi of Twenty Thousand Pounds sold at his Offices in tht duet space of FOOT Mouths ; and as be is now %riling under the to and concluding I ;rant of Parliament for Lotteries, he trusts ha :Lends and eustnineni will nut ous:Ter the Lotteries to expire tri..Ait taking a farewell eh/meek( his Fortunate Otliciss„ IV, Corn. 20/, I htfind-street t and 7, Charing.erose, in the present s !ante, which contains Your Prizes 0f20,110111., and other Capitals, s, triter, via.:— Z 20,0541 I L' 111 - - 211.11110 110 . . : 041 2 - - 2,1150 11 - - :2 ,1 0 4 - - I.lll+o 20 - . lon the whole of will ich, together with the smaller l'rizes, nom be drawn no the St% October, WWII the fate of every number will he derided. The create., novelly in the Scheme is, that it does not ovitain a si-cle Blink, for every number must receive Five Pounds at tram!!! - . - - CH E.% P (:A K PETS. /TARN, Manufacomtw. nyspectfully informs the Cr • l'i'inbility„fientry, mid his Friends, that he continues to up. ply diem with the bent tive.trame Brussels Carpet limn In. per yard ; Kidderminster and Plaid Venetian, from Ss. 4d. pn 7 an% tall y_ aid wide ; with an extensive assortment 1.1 . Venetian terpat Hearth Hugs, leritipreni (white and brown), Wool Camar., and Dane Hugs, uppoann his known low terms, at Ins Ware. huts , &, Vereastmet, (►xfoed reset. EXI.:IIANtIE AN-51TM .17g7nii - LS - k; • ........ ..... No. re. - Sl'lt AND ‘Nra , _ l l opposite the At I,cnclonl, ► N DOS. SMITH respectfully acquaints Travellers and 1. Sojourners to the Metropolis, dist his house is tocsotly Ii lip with excellent 111Pds pal Bedding ; the hest Provisions, ge. noire Wines and Spirits, and every neermay accommodation. lie trusts the morlerate Prism ehmlicil for every article, and the general system of civility and attention to the coniforts of his guests, will render his house equal. if not superior. to :toy house in town. BREAKFASTS, DINNEItS, sEPPEKS, Kr. upnn an re nornical Man • and, for do. accommodation of his Neighbours, hue as h clamed a ;prism IIIIRTSIN ALE 144 It MI. Entrants:, two doses &OM Adam-street, Adelphi. HAWKINS'S PATENT PIIRTABLE AND FIXED— WATER 11.71418E1 V. ENCOI.IRAt;eI) by the great success their invention hae met with. S. 11A11'KIINS rind CO. arc induced to cull the attrition of the Nobility. and the Public in general, to the abote ankles, as the most simple and eltectual ever produced for yaimting 9te escape of noxious rortaute 11 star Closets arc strongly tremnmended by Mo. Men of the brat respectability. who are of opinion this no or snip rabin ought to he without them. II art Closets, with all the Apparatus, ready tired foe the East fit rt !edam A ' , 4rits asiortment to be seen at the ratenteee 31anuf.ictory, 1 1 ;. Fleet-stmt. PATENT 1:1•N LOCK. THIS excellent MK% roststenetetl 1111 tho 1)611(.4 , 1.. of tletchaneirg either by PERCUSSION, or with FLINT t STEEL. The transition to eithm. mode of firing is effectuated instantsne. ot4r, without ridding, altering- off removing any part of the I ork 'Woven ; i; becomes a matter of safety as we as convenience I.*Yonsrnen. I..Wr and WITTI /N having received unqualified Rpprnha_ e lot:this (litmus Lock from the first Sporting I 'hartieters in the e 'wry, with numerous miens for guns an the shore itrinrijde. rorethlly entreat she/meting world to apply at their Manufactory. ~ IC 7.THREADIWILEDIttI.STIREET, MINIM IN, whirl only :!cv: be procartd. 4 d . N — ANDrinoi. REPOSITORY, 12.3 ND 13, DX. PORD.STREET. 1 GASS announce* to the Nobility, lientry, and 7 * otbett, that he has for sale an extensive amortment of b , kble sal Single Flint and Detonating 411'Nei, by Manton*. Flmwth, riirith, and all the moat approved lamilim at halt brie original coat. Rides., Air (funs, and Panes, " S•t•oldenmertr, and other ewrineel Maker*: 1 11 %11' 11 in', 1. " 4 . 1 Pond*, in great variety • Apparatus. Ac. la Nldioon to his own eboice and well-selected Stork. he has part of 3lra. Wilaou'a, late of I'igo.lane, re tiree from ho•itir..,, ' 4 " u hl n•fnri-hand PLATE anal PLATED ARTICLES tjTy run, for ready moneyticvl !mein sr t a k en i n exchange. he. LAU, Oafewlouvert, near lterners.street. A CERTAIN CURE FOR CORNS. THE INFALLIBLE iEItNI.IN HtN-PLAsTiat. • th.. eirtnal Trued, hns enjoyed a very extensive sale at half a century, Joni continues to maintain a decided nary all Oil ttttttttttt t Salves, A.c. of the like derwription, "IP Inonedi:de ' , lief periatn* inflicted with Corns of recent 1 .. .1"4 0115111I1X, without the lewit ititiln to the feet. 1L.,'' .2 " 4 by T. Axial. and sold in Itoxca. at la. Si. , •••••Bards?. Fle.t.imirket ; Butler, heapaitle ; I:ilwardn. t ; Prom, neat Toniple-bar Purse r. I. Vinch r.,l:.Nytwr. I ; sutton and I How Church- I ' sal, 3 14, Holborn ; and all Vender of Patent Iledicines. f may also lie had. „ I *- 5 1.1.11t IX'sO whom tit 'TT I.: 1' I T F., i•r rOltDl Ali DROPS, ;the I*.te ough., I 'old*, !no" t 'annum pt ions* and rt arising (rem Illirtritel ions of the Breast and Lung , - In 'rk. at 1.. t4l. and 2*. id. cad,. plu.s, fn .( ' Ill " /I dratr Antimony. are it:mi.:all...l in their beneficial Acttoin, Wham. amt 1.1,-,r ~ , plant*, I taligeolnn and "'onus trul of 11.dah.,, :111. j*cuiliarly mild and ;ilea. aperient. Th.• v he•e Ira, in t,1".140, for them • that an atl.ll.ional nunilict ' 1 , a ' s ia,l„` 4% •,‘ n•r the :teetlllllllo.hitioll ..!•‘ - i.itt ilillittEsok , lt 1,. I and t. .!* Pro st '%; pri. •.• • llcnri 1:v!,.,.• ". : *.! ;11'11 la.. South -tote. Bola' , • •;-:. .1,v7....ga1e Without. tool • list ' II I yt • r•and • . 1:i-ottt. • •• .till !' High -Ptt,.. tr , .l I . I u....1-taft:Ct. Southwark 18, 324 1141 " 1 1 4 and 'limn Id, !Nil, :•11..1114: , 71. ; ~,•. Mat .11'a-court Ambridge. ; ;;• ; .1. Omni-street ; , I;fignm• 7 - •••—•rvo. ..i , t , Ive ir -` I:nriinani.a!rcet ; ;N. 44 `rndt‘11-..itolre • .iati g Tr. and Chandl.7. 7 0, ,:,,.,! ." ,11; %nate. Na I. '2l. Lamb's I 'unduit- EA of ahnast c.,ry U;itir . Vender thrum bout .5t.191,1„ 511. ES J V AITTION HI:Itl:FotitnsIll I. Ite•tirahle Ltiatc, 474 Farm-}e:•‘? I 311111 I a.g., 11:11; Utgllll IS 14 MS MT II tw...ity-14....r A. ns, I) tug it!,h: a I:i•sg rich Ale:141/10%. Artibk, botin,te.! by tb^ River nt•ret Fr uu Ity fit the lam!. for t.Virw.ck 1104,c, Itegvot.strxt.) At timrawirN coth.: Exchange-alley, t'xchill, on TII I it 7.1).% V. the 12tis August. 1. I. at 12 o'Clock. A DF:si R ERREH4)Lp ESTATE, siiini.cy 11, i the Parish of AV/ENTRY. in the County of if EREroitn, 1: pn.inr;, A good FARM Mt 11'1;. tit , asantly situate on a fine command ing Eminence, and a Coutoty. nenr Ku•Rvlta•n Court and Sliodilm Court. with convenient ittfit Pairy. Cyder-home. and ; two cit lined Farm-yards, soli !Wry, 1 art-linti‘u, Farm and Nis:: Napes, low-homes, Cal& item, with Loft over ; mark-yard, pod Garden, two Ordtards, s ►old-yanl • and () 11 . UNDRED ANT) TII•ENTY-FOI7R ACREN Of rich 31eaduvr. Pasture, Arable, and beivitiful Wood Lam!, overitnogirg the Riser Lau. tine rapid stream, stored with Fish. In the kcuration of 3lr. John Edwanls, Tenant from Year to Year. situate ahem Pour 31iies from Preateign, Ten front Eing ton, Tart Ire limn Leominster, anti Eight from Ludlow, all capital Market Towns. To be viercd by applying to U. . FA.,, e d % of w ho m Parti. colas may be had ; at the ltudnor Anna, P.resteign ; Halurd Antis, Kingston ; Mr. Clayton, Hartnett Farm ,• I .rown, Igadlow ; Lion, s Star, Hop-pole, and of Mr. Bentley, Wnr. crater; King's Head. Illnheester ; flood. lits'eford ; at Harm. way's ; anti of Mr. Robins. Na. 1;0, Regent...street, whore a Mao of the Estate may beacon. SUSSEX, WESTERN DIVISION. A most desirable Freehold Estate. Residence. and °Sea, Farm Hamm, and Buildings, and upouds of Two Hundred and :seventy seven Aim:, of hand, eligible for investment; Land T Alt reACCOICti. Ity Mr. It(111INS, (Of Warwick MIMIC, liegent.atmt.) At Garret wars t:olree-house,'Chanire-allty,('nmhill. nn TIII 'Rt4- ItA 1 the 112:h Aunt, at 1291 Inr k, in One La, I A VERY 1/ELitilfr 0 7 1. FItEElIOLI) ES•I'.ITE, ItOWDEI.I. PLACkI. Situate in the puristic , of IFashington and Sullingion, between Storringtori AM Stifling, embracing fine l'icits of the Stiuth Downs and IVeald of SUARCX ; comprising a very eligible Resi dence, with I/Vices, planted for the accommodation of a Family of Distinction. ttsently put in order at considerable crpence, with walled Garden, ()rebate'. and rich Meadow, Pasture, and Wood Land Alw, RttWID:I.I. FARM. adjoining. in the ocrupation of • respectable tenant. Mr. Shaw. bridge, on Louie. about wren years unexpired, with a good Farm !louse. Garden, Yard, and contement Agricultural Buildings, and sundry Inclnsures of rich Meadow, l'aststre. and Arable hand, to ' gctber with a Cottage and Garden • the whole Estate upwards of TWO 111.11S1IRKI) AN!) SEVENTY-SEVEN AcRFS, in a n food state of cultivation, with convenient llama, Cottages, 11.4 la, &e. all lying compact, and in the heart of rnlimel Vrynd lauti's bast fox-homing country, only two miles from Findim Ken nel, with cxcaent roads, only eight miles from Worthing, and forts.-eight toon lotosioni May he viewed, by applying to the person in care of the House, on the Premier. where Particulars may be had; and of Mr. Howes, at the Hotel, Worthing; Norfolk Arms, Arundel ; King's Ilcad, Horsham; Old ship, : Red Lion, 'Molting ; Running (lone, Iturtord-bridge; King's Head, Epsom ; White Ilan, and swan, Itvegate; at liarrawar's ; and of Mr. Robins, 17h, Regent street, where a Flan of the gstate maybe seen, and Cards for view ing bail. EAST NsTEM). st.'ssEX. Delightful Resi;/;;Wan;111/tiss;:be;utitul Pleasure Grounds, Het and Orem Hawses ; streams f N'ater, annul with Fish; Conch 'louse. Stables, Farm BitilAings Ate. and nearly Eighty-six Acres of rich 31c-slims, Arable, and W aal Land, with extensive Common ILF,M. By Mr ROBINS, ((If Warwick-House, Regent.streeto At Garraway's Cutrec-Ilouse, Exchange-alley, Cornhill, on THURSII.IY, August 12, 1824, at Twelve o'Cluck, in the Lot. A VERY DESIRABLE FREEHOLD and •h EsTA TE—STO N Ilf MTS.; PA HK. :: .... _ • _ . loturnsing--A substantial tonne-built FA 3111.1( HES!. vsNcx, meted on a neat elevation, pleaaantly situated in the perkh of Emit Grlnatead, In the county of Snake. about three 'miles from the market town of East tinnstead, twelve from Ton. bridge Wells, twenty-five from Brighton, and thirty-three from !Amami in a fine healthy part of the country. The house has been fitted op in a liwirlaonie mantic r. containing six excellent bed rhattibent, two room for servants, and attire ; principal and sewn dray staireasea ; a spaciow , entrance ; excellent dining parlour, library, drawing-room, with bowed windows at each end, communicating to a conservatory, through which there is a Vi •M of a water-tall and ftatntain of soft spring water; convenient o.:,; ca, kitchens, tinity, pantry, butler's pantry. wisalthouse t extensive nine rand beer cellars; enach.holise, amble for live horses, hen- I wri, poultry-yard, breshouse, cellar, and granary- Delightful lawn pleaxitre-ground, ornamented wnh flower bor ders; shrubberies, with ;great variety of evergreens and fine thriving timber ; two hot-houses, green-hook, gardener's house. kr., all in exeelknt repair; a good garden, well sward and cropped ' orchard, stocked with notice productive fruit -tires; a east, stored with fish ; bath-house and dresaing-room: cottages, fann-busrae, two fanu yards, and ail requisite uut-buildings, and nearly ElliHrr•Sl X .WREA Of rich meadow, arable, and ;nod land, all lying compact. Every attention has been pr.id, and a very considerable sum has brea expended, to render the Residence and Estate complete. The lands are in an excellent state of cultivation, and have been rendered highly ornamental by judicious plantations in various Farts. Combs's to and front London pima dady.—To be viewed by rickets. Pall irlllllll may lie had on th:. prrmiw`s; at the Ihirset Arms, and Crown, East Grinstead ; Rose and frown, Tunbridge; rucktield ; Star, Lewes; Swan, and \Mite Ilan. Itycgate, and liodsionc; or Mrssrs. Stcylienatin and Itaternan. Southampton. buildings, I %anti-re-lune ; at 4 ;arraway's ; and of Alt. Itubins, Regent-am et, of wh .m tickets foe viewing may be had. I'ANTF:RBURV. Desirable l'lrawant Residence, sin the !Lind to Ashford, Caatle Howie, with Pleasare Dmtintl, Lawn, Excellent Darden, Out- Stables. Air. wail Twenty Dwelling !louses, an Eligible Property for Intentnitatt. It• Mr. ROBINS, (11111'avvi . .ick (louse, Itegent-fitreer.) At the Fountain Inn, Canterbury. ai AIONIPAY, August 16, at Twelve o'Fliiek. in Five Lots, _ ‘1 thl - i'FI1r1:111 11 I) EsTATN, part Extra- A• - • • • • .• Parochial. Lot 1. A very pleasant desirable F.IIIIIX RESII)ENCE, CASTLE Ili situate mar Dean John's Fivlthi, on the Road to .tshfonl, substantially built, neatly tilted np, adapted for the acennimotlat ion of a I lenteel Family, and lit for immediate recep tion ; ein 1111 l delightful views of the River :owl the Marble. down 11111, ; a rich pieturestme scenery, with lawn and pleasure ground in front ; lawn and (timer bonier* at the bark ; and an ex cellent wallet' garde is, clothed with choice fruit trees ; well stocked, cropped, and planted: yard, with landry and crvieh-lioure ; astable. yard, enclosed by folding-gates, with coach-house', stable, cart shot, and other buildings. lee. Lot '2. Twto ltl% F:11,1,1:VG-11411'SES, and a IVINECII,- Wit Itarrs Slit ll', with a spnrions yard and garden, in the occupation of Mr. Steady, wheilwright. tin lease, and some cottages and gardens on the west side of the ) m.l. Lot 3. TII'ELVE DIVEI.LINI:-110l'SES, situate in John %trod, with gardens in front. Lot 4. T‘ilt lIRICR and EI.!NT nriLT lit II'SCS. Firm Brick and 'filial col"rAt: ES, adjoining John-stunt on the l'e't, with a large Mere of garden round, and yard at the kirk ; piona:T leadrig to John-stret. Lot. 5. TV:( lilt I( and Fl.Csrl' I'F'FAGES, opposite last 4, and ad:mining Lot 1, with gardens at the hark, and an ex tensive piece of garden gr.nuul, oceurying a frontage to the Street of upwards of one hundred and ten feet. These latter faits a a: very eligible for investment fur small capi talists' 31111 give imali!ientions to vote for the sounty. To he view.d by apply el; to Mr. Robinson, on the premises, of whom pratieulars may b.. ;of Messrs. Curteis and Kings ford, Solicitors; the Fountain Inn and King's Read, Canterbury; Crown, Sitthwhourne; Ihirtford ; at riarraway's; and of Mr. Robins, IN, Regent-ured, where a plan of the property may he seen. hit hi,t.,%Np-sI'ItLET. Iti.ACK Fit IA RS. Crouir , e Ihne.t . buld Furniture. large Chin.ney (Misses. Eight-day I luck • , Thirty hriees of Plate, Linen, (*hips, Glass, Wine, amid 31i.seellaneous Edicts. By 3lr. W. STEVENS. r vie prenii.es, Album Wharf. IlelhiniLstrett. Illackfriars, nn T I '1:S11.11', the 17:11 of August, 11t24, at 12, by order of tbc A rilii E Muticnt 111 )C:4E11(11,1) Fl It N Fru It E 11 of Mr. William Desey, comprising Mahogany foncpost and 11314re:oder Ral.tra ls, Feather Ikds and Bedding, Mahogany Chests of Drawers, Dressieg 'rabh-s, Stands, and Blames. a Suit,, of Clow Cotton Window Curtains, brilliant Plate Chimney lihumes, lln iurhrs be 111, and 19 ine:wa by CI, Turkey and Brussels Carpet:: and Bugs. handsome em ight 4 'handelier. corm% Mirror, Pedestal Sideboard. Mahogany Itming-roolii Chairs, coy Chairs, Mahogany Secretary and Boo%rase. r ing as l'onlwoke also about Tbiri t 11.4n.:t% of rime. Linen, China, (Mum, a I,e lbw's of 11 ine. Kitchen FUTPiltllte. and Miscellaneous I:lteets. May he viewed one dar previous to the Sale, and 'a!alor,nits turd on the Premises, and of Mr. W il!• 36, Uld Jewry, ALES 111" Alit:Tun./ /11,11 ION wiz/try', B !AIN. Highly valimlik Craft, Ft.sl of *twain, J 173 ;;,•Itt Horses, Wig g ma, Cut, littmbil, art nmm rams I:;f! , ,:cta. IIY 31r. vv,r,TEvENs, _ . n the Premi•eq, Alb , oe Wharf. 11011exidAtre t, nlackfriars, on TIICRSD.I Y, A ug..st 19. 11124. at 12, 'llll r. Valuable and Ilxtensi:e STOCK IN TRADE of JJ Mr. W. lhr.ey, cut:Tr:sing 24 four and tivu-tuotricil Barges, principally in exctik nt order, and rL ht new otos,. 'ill superior young Draught Ilotwa, in working condition, 13 Coal Waggons, fl Boat, and Uleatiii• ill ' Trade, in 1 4 mcka, Ladders, Harrow., trucks. Bushel, anti other 111t....sures. &c. etc. Till . g Barges and 11014.4 may he visited till the Sale, and the re mainder one day prior, t•at...ingino had at the place of Sale; of Messrs. Swan, Stevens, 31aplcs, Pears,. and Bunt, Solicitors, Frederick's-place; at the Coal and Cant Esclinvis; and of Mr. W. Stevens, 26, I lli! Jury. PROM .SATURDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE. 31 I LIT.% ny PROMOTIONS. War 00 , -e ! tgma 6. 7th Regiment of Dragoon Goa:do—Lieutenant (. Nugent to be Caption, by purchase, tire Chatb.rum, print:mod in the 4th Dra gottn Guard.; 1 wrnet T. linen to be Lieutenant, by porthole, rice Nuger.t ; J. Bolton, (lent. w be (:carnet, by purchase, vice Unctt. 7th Regiment cf Light Dragons—Lieutenant C. J. Jul to be Captain, by purchthe, rice Gordon, who retiree; Cornet W. A. BmattlUad to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Jlill ; A. W. Biggs, tient. to be Cornet, by purahrae, vice Broadhead. 17th sluto--11.teotenant T. Nieholloo. fmnt half. pay Bth Light Dragons, to be Quarteroutater, trice .1. Cockburn, who cx- • shongi.v. leth Regiment of Iforrt—Slnfor R. Gordon, front the 21sT Foot, to be Major, J. Ruilidel!, who refine upon half -pay 3d Ceylon Regiment. I lth ditto -W. 1.. trllallran. Gent. to be Ensign, without pur- CIIMe, VICC IA Roche. who resign.. 19th ditto— Ens;gn J. Stirling to be Lieutenant, by purehase, vice Roue, promote d ; R. F. Foote, Cent. to b.: Ensign, by pu.sse, rice gurlimr. 21st ditto--3fitior H. 3l•lraine. from half-pay 3d Ceylon Rea., went, to be Major. rice Gordon, appointed to the loth Foot. 511 diuo—Licmcnam 31. C. !falcon, front the 117th Fuot, to be Lieutenant, vice O. 11. F. 41nstici, who retire; opus lull-pay 22J bight Dtagunns. Gittli ditto—W. :smith, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Coon, ilreased. 79th ditto—Captain W. Marshall to be Major, by purchase, vice Campbell. rottioteil. 87th ditto--Lieutenlint F. Moore, from half•pay With Foot, vice J. E. Heard, who exchange*, and Lieutenant st. John Mild- Mat from half-pay 22J Light I /unmans, via II alcatt, appointed w the Lid loot, to be lieutenants. 811th ditto—W. P. Iliallway, (hot. to be Ensign, without purchase, vier Boy's, promoted iu the 2d West India Regiment. 93d ditto—Major M. A. Boron, trots ball-pay bist Foot, to be ANier, vice A. F. Macintosh, who tichting,b.. 8,1 West India Regiment—Ensign C. J. Boy's, from the 83th Foot, to be Lieeteuant, without putchase. DR LVE T. Captain J. Ovens (employed as Chief Enginca in New South ll'alts) to be Major in the Army. UNATTACHED. 14Iajor J. Campbell, from the 711th Pont, to be Lieutenant-Colorn I 111 Infantry, by purchase, Tice Major-General J. Lamont, who mho. CfIII:IIISSARIAT. Cununimariat Clerks T. %Valker, T. Stafford, W. lli:linp, and J. Findlay, to be Deputy Assiatant•Commi.sauts.tikneral. Admiralty Office, August 3. Captain Parry, of his Majesty's ship Heels, report*, that Lieu- : tenant Ornah, of the Danish Navy, employed In surveying the west coast of l'ireenland, had communicated to him the position of a sock lately discovered uhf I.ictle, in the island or Disko, Is under. mentioned, vie.:— The rock, which is dry at low water, lies from Lie& Point, 6. 4V deg. Si'. (true), distant 71 miles. The latitude of Lkilt, by Lieutenant Graah's observations, is deg..l4 min : 32 secon ds. The longitude. 63 Jig. 42 min. West of Greenwich. As this nick is stated w lie in the track of the whalers visiting Disko Sound, the Lords l'onnissioners the Admiralty have thought fit to give this public notice thereof. J. W. (ROE ER. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGLD. --- - - J. 0. Ilaisiaid,aletweassizes Osossr. 3 / 4 111,pristlez,streis August 14 up August 31, In ten, at the Bankl ts . Goan. at gen, BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. ..... T. Sheffield, Ikritain, ironmonger. NKRUPTS. .1. Cragg, Sainsbury, Lancaster, cotton-spinnsr, to surrender, August 23, 24, at eleven, and September 111, at live. at tnc lloly Lamb llill, l'reston, Lancaster. Solicitor& 111r.Blackbursr, l'res ton ; and I.4ncoln's S: Cohen, llollywelllstsmi.Slio;iiitei;,iinen.draper, August It, at eleven, 211, at twelve, and September Itl, at eleven, at the limikrupts' Court. Solicitor, Mt. Phipps, Weavers' flail, Lon don. Ir. Ilunt, Leicester-square, linen-draper, August 10, 21, and and September 18, at ten, at the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitors, Messrs. Barra anti Nield, King-street, Cheiipside. H. Ileubrey, l'roydon, coal-merchant, August 21, at leo, 31, and September 111, at eleven, et the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitors, ,illy. 11 . O. Bright, Burton-street, Burton-crescent. W. 3lurgan, Llanelly, Brceon, butcher, August 27, 211, and September 18, at eleven, at the King's Arms Inn, Abergavenny, Alonmouthshare. Solicitors, Alcssrs. Jenkins and Abbott, New lun; and 31r. H. Jones, Abergareany. 31. Smith, t'ockermouth, Cumberland, mercer, September 2, 3, and 18, at eleven, at the tilobc !nn, l'oekertituuth. Solicitors, Almon. Steel and Son, Cockerniouth ; and 3lessrs. Steel and Nicol, 4,/usen.street. H. Evans, lower Bait .‘,:mithtield, ale-merchant, August 14, 24, mad Sep.ember IN, at twelve, at the Bankrupts Court. Soli citor, Mr. J. 31. Taylor, King.street, Cheapside. T. Teulon, Warrington, Lancaster, cottoit-spinner, August 21, at eleven, September 11, and 11, at twelve, ut the Bankrupts' Court. Sulicitont, Maar& lleartlon and Davis, l'orbet.court, Graceehurch-street. T. Blackburn, Seacombe, Chester, tea-gardens-keeper, August 26, 26, and.Septeinbcr 111, at one, at the tietogc Inn, Liverpool. Solicitors, 31r. Watson, Liverpool; and 31easts. angwa, Gres gory, and Faulkner, Bedford-row. .1. Johnson and J. Davies, Ferry-wharf, Vauxhall, coal-mer chants, August 21, at eleven, September 11, and oil, at twelve, at the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitors, Messrs. Stevens and Wo;t1, Little St. 'I beams Apostle. DIVIDENDS. _ _ August 28. 11. Rest, late or Worthing, Sussex, lincmAraper, at twelve, et the hankrupte Court. Sept. 14. T. Itred and J. Middlemas, Newcaude-upon-Tyne, merchants, at eleven. at the Bankrupts 'mat. August 31. T. Ward, Coventry, silk-suanufaczurer, at eleven, at the Bankrupts' Court. August 28. I. H. Band-womb, Norport-Pagnell, Buckingham shire, laremterrhant, at eleven, at the ltankr.;te Court. Sept. 4. W. 3leinke, Llangendeirtse, Csrmarthenshire, shopkeeper, at ten, a: the Talbot Inn. Carmarthen. August .10. W. Wilson, Liverpool, merchant, at two, at the Coach MIMI Horses Inn, Manchester, August 311. W. Brown and A. Walter, Bristol,merchants, atone. at the White Lion Inn, lkistot. T. Newell, Atubaley, Susses, shopkeeper, at two, at the Crown Inn. ArundeL August 31. P. R. llowntan, Arundel, Sussex, tanner, at twelve, at the Cruwn lan, Arundel. , August :IL R.bthbont-phce, silk.rnerecr, at torn, at the Bankrupts t ourt. CERTIFICATES.—AtinttsT 2R. S. Wise, Maidstone, Kent, paper-makers.—lV. Hall, Layton's. buiklings, Southwark, merchant.—J. S.ixton, Chesterfield, Mona. T. Mead, Handvtich, Kcnt, rietualkr—T. Hassiter, Iku.ul , bra. de-liquor-merchant—T. Penny, Sliepton.Mallet, gemerset, cer ,—W. Ed war d s , surrey Lodge, Battersea, Surrey, necrehant.— S. Atkins, If mat Purtlanil.strye, Middlesex, chemist.—F. New Bo4ld-Street, watch-maker. l'A WF N EKSLI IPS DISSOLVED. IL Robins and W. Alowats. Julimatnxt, Bankside, eosl.met ehams.—E. Tunic, and W. Thompson, Steward-street, fields, silk-manufarturers.—ll.lll.Seally, D. Ayrey, and M'in. Thimipson, Alarkaane, winemiercluitita, so far as Concerns W. l'huilipwn--F. Moore and E. Starkey, St. Martin's-lane, silact stuiths.—R. Martin and J. Martin. Gravesend, carpenters and builders—lL Terry and S. Trill, Ilreenwich, Kent, linenAlrapers. —ll. W. Stephenson, and J. Farrow. Lombard.strcet, London. watch.makers.—J. Curtis, stn. and J. Curtis, jun. Wisbarh St. Peter's. bile of Ely. Cambridge. cabinetmialters.—.l. Nevins and 1;. Smith. Aldermanburv, dealers in British I /liver *lot J. Smith. Wellington, .Salop, drapers.--11. Tabrum vnit J. Smith, Clapton House, Middlesex, schoolmattets.—T. Vaughan and A. Vaughan, 11'outton.Cualeredge, Illourestershire, tailors.—T. Rodger and P. stirrer. 31.1.6'11er-street, Cavendish. 0"11 Mire, perfumers.--11. It. Aldirsey and J. .tlilersey, jun. Cloak. lane, L,mdon, wholvaale.statiimeri.—T. Salt.r and W. Pearson, Tilanchoster.—S. .1. Waleson and R. Waileson, attorneys and so. heitors.—F. Gloria, and 'l. Statham, laverpoul.—J. Foy and N. ‘Vanngton, Three Crown-square, Southwark, hop and sent-fac tors.—J. Stuart and C. T. •eurnt.r. Breen Lettuce-lane, London, Eatiunerr.—J. 11. Attrood and W. Ilaynes, %Vim:hater-house, Old Brusd.strcei. London, merchants. Average prire of Corn from the Retorts received in the Week ceding July 31, 1834. Wheat. liarlev. tt.,tv. I Ilyr. Bean,. I raw S. P. s. d. d. a. d. d. J 34 4 '..41 47 2 37 2 . 38 JNTEI.I.II;LXCL LAW The Itriare alanp, wl:ieh attired at Pnrr*mn:'r!: Lest tre , ll from CtprlCT (P 1 CHANCUIV, SwrunnAy, Ava. 7. the emit of Africa, .tailed in Wetinralsy ter Ilep . c.rd, to be paid of; the Viper mita! on the saute Aar to. Chaltatu. WA !ID IN CHANCEItY. '1 la Cato teer.spori, I tten.r.t Alerettith Agent, ha; nrr:ved at I SIOW% V. LA RSA'. A. Portsmouth from /,Quebec, having n!, board the Lt but•elt .n of the Tall was a motion on tke part in .11r. linown, that the (WM regiment, which is imemleal to be landed at C! a•lnon I th e • Colonel ALesack, might be directed by the C..ort, in pursuance of l i l t Q ue b ec t h e edit J u ly. an d w ill 'w it for it a or Oa order prorounets: its the OHM V. to wake a sufficient ontlemeem two. taking part of the troops now nn board t h e Loyal Brim... t upon I;:fttnew Brown, or to go bean, d•ti Alas.'s to ascertain whet, The Brisk arrivei at Portsmouth on Wednesday, with toho•.teer untl" ti••• orettnaelsneoss would be a fit Relict:tent Mr the lady. seamen. from ('hatham, and sailed, on her return to that p at, on The fan: of the case were shortly them t—Mtn. Eleanor Brawn the following day. lairmarly :.lees Eleanor Marsack) war a ward of the Court, and was Prot r a—Mr. J. US:lt:brief. fiurgeon, to the Scrinea„ utanied williont the censent of toe Court to Mr. Brown. Colonel Pa l liest: Mr. A. Weser, to the Itmene 31arseck it the b rot h er o f t h e war d, and inneultately 9ton her mar- Alr. R. Allen. A.,haant.murgeun 'sige with Mr. Brown instituted proceedings in equity against t, Cambrian 31r. John fitting at Ghanian.; Brown, Assistant-eurgeon to the Victor .. to the • Victore. Mr. G. /dottley, As- Inn' In; a settlement. The result was, a' order by the ( w a rt thee sistanteSurgeon of the Victitry, appointed Hospital• Mate at ilasher. Coloasi Alaritick should make a provision for his 'Mum, by allow. Snip. AT SPITHZAD—Asia, Sappho, Cameleon. Cabe, seal log her a certain annual sum tote her foment c.iuld be s a ntained. Royal So W el lesley , Sovereign. In Harbour—Victory, Bulwark. lt impear e d th a t M a j or M atlac k, t h e f at h er of t h e plaititif, died in Albion, Royal George, Cumbrian. Set ingapstam, Niemen, Athol, Ill*, leaving a will, to which he made praei e i o n in p ersona l ty f or ch:mpion, orate . , Britannia. Jasper, Linnet, Quin. and s ue . but daughter Eleanor. The plaintiff, as lour-at-law, sunceeded to all his father's property, and a suit was instituted to aw '-taw what was the amount f the sister's torture; this suit was 1.'41 pending, and no account had yet hem rendered by white. it coeld be deter_ mooed what was the actual amount of the lady's fortune. In the meantime the Court ordered Culotte' Manacle 12 make an allow ance for her maintenance. Alva OHADWELL, as counsel for Mr. Prawn, row maintained that Colonel Memack ought to he compelled to make hie si•ter a handsome alluwenee, and he conceived that 4041. a year woad t not he thought extravagant. The sum which hal nitberta bay ad VA I,cd wan comperatively of a eery trilling &m00t.% The mder pro nounced by the Court had not been con-plied %int Sctoe e 'meet which had been required t and he apprehenthed that his Lordship would have no difficulty m thmettng a referer.ce to the Alseter„ to ascertain what, tattler the circumstance*, v ould be a fair and equit able &Bowel:lee. Mr. Suanrit opposed the mettien. Re ebietved, that one of the objects of the present motion was, that the defendant should be compelled to state the amount of this young lady' a fortune. For the very purpose of ascertaining this tact, the snit had beer or*i, orally inaututed, and was now pending. How wan It possible, therefore, until the CIAHHBAHOE was eirecluded, that the plaintiff should be able accurately is state what woe the amount of his stage's (online. He conceived that there was no pretence whatever for asking that a sum of StiuL a year should be alloyed, at d that with eoual grace a sum of 4.9091. might be demanded. Colonel Marsack had actually given Wel. a year, and intoulee to emanate that son until the suit was determined. 'What pretence, therefore, was there Mr this motion ? The claum set up tor :feel. a ye.r, he supposed, arose out of an idle rumour that this young levy's for tune amounted to 10.000 L or 11.990/.; and live per core., it had been erroneously conjectured, Ira, an equitable allowance. lie hoped, under all the circumstances, this maim would be clisitinsed with ceete. Mr. SHATIWEL L. in np:y, said, that it was well knowe diet 3lajor Alareack had, ',dime his death', made ample provision foe his daughter, who was sull an infant of little mute than 1G years of age. The LORD CHANCELLOR said that the Court had no power to compel Colonel 31arsack to make a greater allowance; but hc should wish him to state, by affidavit, what be thought we. the least aunt to which tin, young lady would be entitled. this purpose thin question might stand over for a week, and at all events the defendant should have his cove. Mr. scepter observed, that the amount of the ladt 'a fortune had not yet been ascertained, and it was ini.poesibie for Colonel :llarsack to know what it was until the ease was determined. The LORD CHANCELLOR said, that the Court did not want to take a farthing out of the hands of Colonil 31:asset. Such an affidavit as be had stated would be useful to pine the Court in its opinion as to the amount of the settlement to be ultimately made. At present the ('tart was completely in the dart as to .he probable amount of the lady's torten,. He knew it was Mr. Shativll's ibject to get all be could ot.t of the plaintiti: .1s to the MN:. a-year the Learned Counsel had as much cuanee of getting It as he (Lord Eldon) had. The motion therefore stands over until this affidavit is flied. EAST INDIA SHIPPING. The Woodman. Ford. from Batavia, has at rived at Cowes, sailed from thence the 31st March, and from St. lle ena the iJ June. Aatll%At.t AT TIIC MAI'IIITII/21.—Apfil 1.— „„ he 'iron. num nor. from Btmgal, with loss of bowsprit azd topmasts. 2.—the ilibinaral Stark, of Salem, from Batavia, primer damaged. the Isabella Willis, from New South Walt. 13.—The Jain Barry, Roach% from London ; and the Ranger, Clark, from Bata via. 24.—The Johann Maria, Davis, from ditto. 21 —The William Parka. with Males, from South America. Mar I.—The Lord Bangerlord, larqullar.on ; and the Orpheus, Finlay, from London. SATLIV4II rnort Tnit MArRIT7I/91.—April lb, the Aquatic, Clover, fur A anitctdant.—.l.pril If,, the Governor Phigtlts, ilayag, fur Hobart Town. __ AILEIVAL AT ST. HEI.r.A. —Maw 17, the Elitabeth, Capt. J. Sultry, from Batavia. the 34 of April, hound to salem SAILING 110.1 JT. lILLENA.-31Ay 3U, the Martha, Dobson, for Bahia. The Java, Proctor. from die blauritiul the 7th of April, arrived at Salem the 4th The Sir Eclwanl Page, G-ary, from London to Bengal, the 9th February, lat. 33. S. long. 34. E. Pastengers per Boyle. Laotian. from Bengal :-11 rt. Brooders, Miss A. Neil, Richard Ifoldairorth, E4q., Lieut. James Burney. of the Company's strain.. Allss Brown, Muter Brown, Misa Robertson, Master Henry Leferte, and one native male servant. Passengers, per !Venus, Trader, fur the 3lsuritius Bushehr/et, of Frantic, and Lieut. Caumbell. SHIPS EXPECTED TO SAIL. THIS WEEK. Fni n A.—TheJulian, Fotherinaham. frn:n the I►,,wnL. Fon 711 E CAPE ANI) Box . iay.—Tile Regalia, Henning, from Portionouth. Fon BONBAT.—The 31ilfonl, llorwood ; si.d the Cumbrian, Clarkson, from the Downs. Fan ItExcw..—The Albion, Svainson, from Liverpool. Foil ST. II I' N A.—The Thome*, Wir fralll the Downs. Fon TII r. CA P E.—The Kersw(ll, Annstrung, font the Downs. Foa SUUT 11 WALLS.—The tuathound, Comb, from Plymouth. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. PLYMOUTH, AVG. s.—Arthed the Amity. Johnson. from l'rince Edward's Island. in a days t Nelms. Stakes, Iran Paraiba. ny the Port. the William and Henry. of New York. from Port en-Prince. Pour. sstovvir. Avo. 6.—Arrised the Speke transport, grow Ireland ; and the Shipley ditto, from the Mediterranean. Doves, A vo. 8--Off the port, the Endeavour, Collinann ; and Snow Lustre, Woodward, front Quebec; Ann, IVhitmore, iron: St. Lucia; l'ittoria, Forbes, from Jamaica; and Sir Joseph Banks, Blake, trom ditto. . _ _ SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. ------, AVG, G.--Arrived the Britannia, Davison, from To. bag. ; and Friends —, from Rigs. Tire Charlotte, from India, which arrived yeste rday, has put hack. ESEN U. At:G. 6.—.lrrived the Henry, ('awd, from Gib raltar; Sarah, Grave, from Africa; Saltoune. APKeller from St. l'incent's; Prospect, lVake, from Q uebec; Hamilton, iVill'ams, frum New (Means; William and Alfred, Dalrymple, from Domi nica; his Majesty's ship Driver, from Africa; Killingbeck, Smith, from Antigua; Rednizn, Ferriman, from Jamaica. Sailed the Priscilla, Ellis, for Trieste ; Venus , for New Yak ; Cum berland, .ams, for New South Wales; Ana. Richer. for Naples; Item, Jenkins, for Malta ; Williams, Broad, for Bilbao. YARMOUTLI, Aro. B.—The brig Trio, of London, from East Ries, in Norway, with a cargo of timber, deals, and oak bark, has been seized by the officers d the Customs here, fur a breach of the Revenue Laws. SALISBCRY RACES. 741.111111 DAY, At7011:11T S—LAST DAY. The (Sold Cup, value lag. for all ages. Cup COMM Lord Pahnerston'a b. c. Lueborough, 4 yrs old, walked ova. The County Member's Plate of tngs. fee all ages. Cup Courns4 Mr. Farquharson's Black and all Black, 6 yrs - I I Mr. Itatitlyff*e's hr. h. Masquerader, 5 yrs . 2 dr Mr. (.ha m's b. tn. Miss Ashton, 8 yrs . Ms. A Subscription Plate of SW. for all ages. Two-oils heats. Mr. Farquharson's Black and all Black, 6 yes • I l Mr. Gardiner'. hr. e. Ilospodar, 3 yrs . 3 2 Mr. I•ane's Sir lluldibrand, A yrs . - 2 dr LEWES HAILS. I,lvEnron', Ato. s.—The Hopewell, %%Wick, of Dumfries, with lime, wu on fire at blaryport the 21th ult. An., JULY 27.—The schooner James, of Glenaime, from this place, was driven on shore only blind during a violent gale on the 21th inst.—crew saved. Several vessels were driven on shore on the Arran cnast during the same gale. Qir Eyre, Ji7 r. 28.—The Eden, Smith, from London, which arrived beer on the tith inst. saw a brig with settlers on board, on shore at liamouraska, June 24. The schooner Hit or Miss, Cocken, from hence to C4nception Bay, was wreALS at St. Peter's in May—crew saved. TIIVIISDAT. AUGUST S. The Sweepstakes of awns. each, with 3e added, for CI ag's, was not run fur, for want of hones. The Members' Plate of riel. for all ages. Heats, the New Catirse. 31r. T. Itrown't. b. g. Marksman, aged - 3 I 1 Mr. A. F. Berke!ey's b. f. Roulette, 4 yrs . . 1 Mr. EVUltit. b. g. Haphazard, aged . dis. The New Century, Coulson, was on shore at Campeachy on the 9th of June. Tltc Larl of bonsdalc, from Petcrsburgh, is on shore at Pluck ington. Two East Indiamen, 12 or 1,.t00 tons, liror.eward-hountl, with a rtt breise, passed Hastings on l'hursday evening, about 12 man; from the shore; two boats put off to them from that place. VESSEL spoor WITU —llamet, Humble, fruta Ciunpeacby for Liverpool, '22th June, °tithe Havannalt. Extract of a letter from the Agent to Lloyd's at the Mauritius, dated fth April, 1821: " We have much regret in acquainting you, that this island was visited with a very severe hwrietine on the 211 February, which has done considerable damage to the shipping in harbour, and has entirely ravaged the interior of the island. %Ve have the painful task to add, that there is little reason to doubt that his .Mitiesty's ship Delight, Ci.ptain flay, must have foundered, with every one on board, during that gale. !le was distinguished about three kagues from the land, on the evening of the '...111 l'eliruary. Se. wend pieces of wreck were washed an shore two days after the hur ricane, to the northwenl of the island. which were instantly recog, nisei as belonging to the Delight, by a Midshipman and the sistant-Surgeon, as well as by the Quartermaster and tire sailors, who had been previously put in charge of a French slave brig, and were by this circumstance providentially saved. We give a list of their names, for the satisfaction of their friends, viz. Wm. Murray, Midshipman ; %Von Adamson. Assistant-Surgeon ; John Popc, John Jennings, John Eenr.eily„ and John Anderson, stamen; Austin Drown, and John Jenkins, royal marines. " To Julio Bennett, Esq. Secretary to Lloyd's." The following infOrmatton is derived from Captain Tratlcr, of the Neon", from the Isle of France, which ship arrived on Friday in the Downs, and remains, viz.— " Arrived at Mauritius the ti.ilowing : " April l.—'l'he Avon, from Itengal, with lues of topmasts and bowsprit; General Stock, of Salem. with pepper, disrusmed. '• April Lt.—John Barry, thirty.firc (tars from the tape of Good Bop., all well, for bourbon; 'Unger, (lark, from ('hiss, with loss of formulist. •• April 24.—Pani%h ship Johanna Maria, Itan::•;;;11, with loss of rudder. _ " April 21.—Willisto Parker, from South America , with mules. " The King George the Fourth, Prermtck ; and Albion. hest, Lave partly repaired their damage, and will %ail in a short time." MEETINGS OF CREDITORS, AT TUC lIAILAIUITII . MAsixou•Lt•srazsr, TO.MOIIIIOW. Tnven 11tET1,14:q. ii. Austin, E. Bedford-plaer. Commercial-road, baker - _ 12 Nathan, N. and W. 1111611Cli•StfillA, Guixinian's. fi elds, quill. merchants - . . . 10 Newbold, W. Bourerie-street, Fleet-Slit:et, tailor . . 12 OCCOND 1111LETIM(4. Fawcett, R. and Atkinson, J. Albion-plax, Bartholomew close, colourmtn - - - . - MST IIEtTINGIi. Ilenbrey, ft. Cmyclon, n-4lcalers - 11 Hunt, U. now or late of Letcester-square, limn-draper - - II SUSPICION or Mt tor.a.—ln our last papzr (says a Leeds Journal), we mentioned the nalanch, ly death of %Valiant Oill IVhiteley, of this place. who was found on the tnnniirg before our publication suffocated in a midden. nc.:r Tittible ltrnl and that the Coroner's Jury had adjourned from Friday to Satur day. to give time to receive evidence. On Saturday evening they re-assembled. and under the imp:T.l'4on the.: :he deceased haring got upon the wall to climb upon an adjoining Int ilaing, had fallen !Had. long into the soil and there perished. they returned a vertlict ut " Accidental Ileath." Notwithstanding this verdict, the relations of the ill-fated man, from a number oat concurrent circumstances. entertained a belief that he was wilfully precipitated into the loath. some situation in which he was footed, by sonic murderous hands, and that he fell a victim to their vielcnce. I 'rider this impression a toward of one hurcircd pounds is offered for such information as may lead to the conviction of the offender or offenders, and it is hoped that if there suspicions hr well fo•Jaad, the murderers will be overtaken by Fublic justice. TILIXTED COURT PARK RACES. TnUIVIDAT, ArGI'ST S. The Thorough-bred Stake was won at two hate by 31r. Bauve. rids Amy, beating Japan and three others. The /arum's Stakes of 7 rocs. each, wi:h 2ti tullal , vi,.s woes Artichoke, besting siz others in an excLacnt lace. I'EtltAY. A Plate of 56/. for hunters, carrying I lat. Heats, two mi.:ca. 31r. Peter's Jesse, 4y rs - I 3 I Captain Howard's lift, aged - 4 I Mr. lieliday's Emily, i yrs - 2 dr Mr. Pcnstone's Arabeils, aged - . 3 ♦ c'e Eight started, and made beautiful racing; Jesse was baci.ea at even after the first heat, and 4 to 1 apt after the word. Mr. (holding's Brush beat Mr. Sone'. ch. m. two mile. rf guineas. ROCHESTER AND CHATHAM RACES. FRIDAY, ArGI'ST 6. Chatham Plate of 80/. lbr all ages. Three yrs obi 7 st. f, .. . _ lee, list. Illb. lax. gst. 21b. and agA, 2st. 41b. Marts ard geldings, snowed 31h. Two-mile hear. Mr. Waller's ch. f. Irene, 4 yrs - - I I Mr. Coleman's bL h. Greylock, 3 yrs . . 0 Mr. Coleman's b. in. 3ly Aunt, 4 yrs - • 2 i.t six rtartW—ooly two places' each ho s!. A Sacepstakes of J. each, with K.i. misled. icr horses rct 0-7. - rough-bred ; 3 yrs old, Mt. four, !!.t. lire, 104. Ca,. t,:., I :*!. aged, Ilst.4lb. Mans and geitlcgs al!cwed 31b. Tut...n . .i'e heats. Mr. Iliiary*4 gr. m. Chance. t Yrs - - - 1 I air. Tlitonalsrs b. g. isnammelt. ag.J - . 2 2 .. ~,, _. Mr. Hook's b. g. Maser's, aged ' - - - 4 3 Mr. Beachcroft a be. g. Niturud, aged - - • 3 Dlr. Cook's eh. m. ihha, 8 yrs - - - - :., ..'.7 Hunters' Stakes of Id. each. with 351 added. fbr all ag'a. r.r.-:-. :. 4 Hsi. Two-mile heats. Four leaps to be taken in cad: iri . The winner of a Plate or Stakes to carry . 141 b. extra. t.e,.-_ , rd hone to withdraw hi stake and r.:ceire ;1. trom the fund. 1'....r horses to start or no race. Mr. Ryegate's Reb,l, aged . - - I Mr. Smith's ch. g. Top Thorn. rp..l - . • 2 Mr. The.,balirs b. g. Shamrocx, agtil - - • 3 Mr. Lk:heir br. h. Lark. gyea - - . 1 21 Handicap fur 13ean.r. horses did no: 1.1'.. .!1.7-'.II R. Between the nous nine aed r.:n o'clort: on h::.teti.:y •;'. i . an nt:•..ital buole watt eTatal i.i Ayl.vbLry. by a 1 , 31 , 0': that 8d ward Ileanalow, 1...L0ur,r, had marder.al !I:A moth. r, Martha Garner. of tl.e e.bove a. Numtori 1.. r-o••• hastened to the residtme of i;:e urfortanato woman. tinted about the centre of a te;:aiag from t!i• Nat's He:.d rithlic-house to (h.: Hitcleiri,hann-nude and mar t'Ac iarora of Cambridge-place. On inquiry %are in':otrned by theie:•'ghl^cws that the deceased, Martha llar:rr..o:4l:trpezacl alien! 4;:i siars of age, had been at hay work de , m,„: the day. and 013 her r...!urt is the evening MI into a vane! r.bh h,•; ira•ural) son, Hounslow, wog. whom tat. deceased liked. IV ha! •hc ra:ure t f the ciliate! was did nrt appear., but shout nine &eke!: r was to k•orre veldt violence frotn the door of and fall on a sharp i rot the end of a whirb is pl..ce a.•••itt two yar:ie I'i d. 41. Sh; %%as h. I: i. •t•trpomat mt.. -.nt aito . lier sons anti a!mos inmantly Iloanslow, ma: in sc . .u.t a t stoat a.r w.. 0, to her. and •• tio tartte it , !" f."B , ;:rk " 4 1 1 '4;l !!3.1 prii;:tl 1., m t ., cArticil her into it.. fill o, ern knLe.. oc,:ced ,1/. mighty to rc , tori.i Mr. Mit' I:,, :r hitt to tot. aad bcc'.a.tr in.:l,4th% 31 (e,11% :, w a. stilt tOr ClOrtif stta w.trtlit. hat to .1 late to tenth, ..ttr zip,mitancr. :A he tuunJ the dr. Ceatkii La! 3lr. eelc t:iteetiA a neighboar to fetch Cris.. the constable, to take Iltij-141., a in custody. Cro‘o ‘onn Sr rived. i.ral took lion:1 , 10e st the Black 'toy public-hottre. where he was kept in the custody of tsollcadtisroughs. to w..t tne of the Coroner's Inquest. An inquest was %sides Moreay. at which it appeared front th• evitleme that the fall hail been ac;t3cntal, and Lia: the sun waif e: wht•lme,l with affliction tin the occa.icr. The Jar, roamed a waist of Accidental Denth."ll , 4l.sks onia. frvnt of 01. ti te:s l;vor; .erle vc•ce. V 1 4 1 : 1 i it l r li i : . • ' i I il I},e eir Tag or - 1 . 0 11 reF. k~ F