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Campbell, senior, 'nst Ship OSCA and cooper- The King has beert IBBS, Comma Reverend William 300 t ons , Buckland, B. 1). the p and dignity of a Canes otthe Cithedtal ' W. , ks; has excels anon for Church of Christ, in the. niversity of Oxford, void by the death 41st Foot; Captain W. Thomas, 48th Foo t; C a pt a i n H. Cal of Doctor James Biartot them). sth Garrison Battalion ; Captain 0. Ilea, 32d Foot t t ply to the Co nod, --Captain 11. Moriarty, Ist Dragoons; Lieut ena nt J. B. Elid e . IOKES and Si. James Palace, July 6, 182.5. brand, 35th Foot • Ensign A. Browne, 82d Foot; Ensign G. Durant, Biesett's 9 Corps. His Royal Highness the Duke of Clarence has been pleased to 1 oder.menne Officer has been allowed to dispose of his appoint George Vance, Eaq. of Saekville-street, late Surgeon his 1 The y,half.ps as an unattached commission ; - 'O. haves the Royal Naval Hospitals of Hasler and Greenwich, to be urs +Brevet Colonel J. R. Broadhead, as Major 121st Foot. 'OVED fn. Royal Highness's Surge* Extraordinary, commodic - UNATTACHED. have (met. St. J arrett ' s P a l ace , J a l li 8, 1825, Major 31. H. Drumm on d, front 72d Foot, to be Lieut.- - Colonel : Captain C• A fits Roy, from the Royal Regiment of Hone s and Lac His Royal Highness the Dake of York - has been pleased to a , . • C. A. Guards, to be Major ; Captain G. Lord Bingham, from the let point the Reverend Georg Gordon Smith, Bachelor of Arts, to Regiment of Life Guards, to be Major of Infantry. `' in Cra. one of his Royal Highneit's Domestic Chaplains. To be Captains. by purchase-Lieutenant B. Everard, from the - 7th Dragoon Guards; Lieutenant W. White, from the 11th Re• Kensingtas Palace, July 8, 1825. inane;g Lieutenant F. G. D' A. Marquess of Carmarthen, ee hip Ills Royal Highness t ' Duke of Sussex has been pleased tarp- trona the 10th Light Dragoons ; Lieutenant J. o.Campbell, from incre:. point the Reverend Rusin Itichanls, A.M. to be one of his Royal the 32d Foot ; Lieutenantli. CU*, from theist Dragoons. Lon Highness's Chaplains in inary. ' ad. To be Lieutenant, by purchase - Lieutenant T. E. Blue, from the to: 1 - Royal Regiment of Artillery. CroevraOilee, Julg 8, 1825. DAYS AND PLACES APPTED Fort uoxiatire THE su xxga To o be ent L:nsigns, by perches's-N. S. Gardiner, Gent.; B. Durant, asibms 1825, V. - HOSPITAL STAFF. 74011fOLK CIRCUIT. Staff-Surgeon V. Jebb, from the half-pay, to be Surgeon to the Sir CHARLES AlialaTT, KO . Lord ChietJustice. Forces, Sir WILLIAM ALI/MANDEB, Km. Lord Chief Heron. To be Hospital-Assistants --N. W. Giffney, Gent ; R. M. Davis, Buckinghauishire--Satuaday, July 16, at Buckingham. M.D. ; A. Browne, M.D.; J. A. Ore, Gent ; P. Brodie, Becifor&hire-Wedaesday, July 20, at Bedford. Gent. ; J. P. Alum°, Gent. ; J. Connell, Gent. ; W. B. Huntingdonshire-Saturday. July 23, at Huntingdon. Daykin, Gent. ; and J. Cahill, Gent. Cambridgeshire-Aland July 25, at Canal:midge. ,To be Apothecaries to the Forces-H. Olbta, M.D. Sofililk-Thursdaz, JD at Bury St. Edmund's. Dispenser of Aledieines-F. Banana. * 1 Norfolk-Monday, Au at 1, the Castle of Norwich. _.........._ . City of Norwich-The ' day, at the Guildhall of the said . City. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. • ' - H. E CIRCUIT. Thomas Craven and Joshua Parker, of lieckmondeicke, York- Sir WILLIAM Dartinge BEST, Ent. Lord Chi e f J us ti ce . shire, seribbling.miller s , frott• July 16 to August 17, at eleven, at Mr. Steno GRAHAM. the office of Air. Charles Carr, °omen's], Yorkshire. Hertferdeltire-Tharsday, July 14, at Hertford. BANKR UPTCY SUP E RSEDED. Essex-Monday. July la, at Chelmsford. Sir Paul Baghott, Lypiatt Park, Stroud, Gloucester, Knight, Kent-Monday, July 21, at Maidstone. b an k er . Sussex-Saturday, J u ly ' 0, at Lewes. BANKRUPTS. Surrey-Thursday, August 4, at Croydon. Mathew Lough, Minories, chymist, to surrender July 12, 23, at Air. Justice BAYLEY. eleven, and August 20, at ten, at 11)1 Bankrupts' Court. Solicitor Alr. Baran Hu LLOCK. Mr. J. Alexander, Hatton -court, Threadneedle-street. Yorkshire-Suinalay, July 16, at the Castle of York. Harley Thomas, Manchester, silk.mercer, August 0,6, and 20, City of York- roe same day, at the Guildhall of the City of at nine, at the White Bear Inn, Manchester. Solicitors, Messrs. York. Adlington, Gregory, and Faulkner, Bedford-row; Messrs. Morris Durham-Saturday, July 344, at Durham. and Goolden, Spring-Gardens, Manchester. Northumberlaad-Wednesday, August 3, at the Castle of New. Samuel Vaughan, Pool, Aiontgoineryshire, builder, July 16,18, castle-upon.Tyn.. an d A ugust 20 , at eleven, at the Royal Oak Inn, Pool. Solicitors, Town of Ne.. castle-The same day, at the Guildhall of the Alassrs.Griffifthea and Corrie,lVelsh Pool ; and Messrs. Aldo° and; Town of Newer tie. . Parry, Temple. Cumberland-Monday. A st 8, at Carlisle. Francis Dent and John Alannett, Southampton, linen-drapers, Westmorland-Thursday ugust 11, at Appleby. July 12, at twelve, IS, and August 20, st one, at the Bank.. Lancashire-Monday, A at IS, at Lancaster. rupts'Court. Solicitors, Messrs. Hodgson and Ogden, St. Alit. 31 1 DI. D CIRCUIT. deers-court. Mr. tire PAWL. Walter Meader, Shaftesbury, chandler, July 25, 26, and Augus t Mr. J BOLROYD. 20, at elegen, at the Grosvenor Arms Inn, Shaftesbury. Solicitors, Northamptonshire-Mond , July 11, at Northampton. • Mr. William Yatman, Arundel.street ; and Messrs. Bowles, Rittlandshire-Friday, Ju 15. at Oakham. Chitty, and Chitty, Shaftesbury. Ist acolashire-Seturday, J v . 16, at Lincoln. James Parr and Richard Mercer, Scotland-road, Liverpool, corn- City of Lincoln-The - slay. at the City of Lincoln. dealers, July 211, 29, and August 20, at one, at th e G e or ge I nn , Nottinghamshire -Friday, aly 22, at Meidngi t am. Liverpool. Solicitors, Messrs. Orred, Lowe, and Hurry, Liver- Town of Nottingham-T same day, et the Town of Not. pool; and Messrs. James and Henry Lowe, Southampton-build. tii , gham. inns, Chancery.lane. Derbyshire-Tuesday, July 26. at Derby. Richard Skelton Whitaker, Leeds , common-brewer, July 23, at Leicestershire-Saturday,Jbly, 30, at the Castle of Leicester. the Castle of York, 30, and August 20, at eleven,.at the Court. Borough of Leicester-Thasame day, at the Borough of Lei- House. Leeds. Solicitors, 3lessrs. Bettye, Fisher, and Sucliow, Mater. I Chancery-lane; and Mr. William Hargreaves, Leeds. City of Coventry-Friday, A u g u st 5, at the City of Coventry. Henry Smith and Samuel Sandera, Finchley, builders, July 16, Warwickshire-Saturday, upset 5, at Warwick. 23. and August 20, at eleven, at the Bankfupts' Court. Solicitor, OXFO CIRCUIT. r t Mr. Thomas Bennett. Taken-house-yard. Jacob Naish, Little Saint Thomas Apostle, spirit - dealer, July Air. Just BURSOUGH. tl. 30, at Mile, and August 20. at ten, at *.e Bankrupts' Court. Mr. Ba °ARROW. Solicitor, Mr. George Vincent, Clifford's-Inn. Berkshire-Monday, July ,at Abingdon. Oxfordshire-Wednesday, ly 13, at Oxford. Worcestershire-Saturday, y 16, at 11'orcester. City of Worcester-The setie slay, at the city of IVorcester. Staffordshire-Thursday, May 21, at Sufford. Shropshire-Wednesday, July '27. at Shrewsbury. Herefordshire-Monday, A,v st 1, at Hereford. Monmouthshire - Saturday 6. at Monmouth. • Gloucestershire-Wed August 10, at Glow .City of Gloucester-The day, at the city -- WES ciagetir. _ . -.Justice Ll* `.EDAL' - P . • ~Lttiy No. 7,052. CORNWALL AND DEVONSHIRE MINING COMPANY. The DEPUTATION from t h BOARD of DIRECTORS, appcinted to inspect the Mine belonging to the Company, have m. turned from Cornwall, and have made their Report, which is now printed and in course of delivery to the various shareholders. But any other Persons desirous of Reports may obtain them on applica thn to the Secretary, at the Offices of the Company. Ohms of the Company. JOHN V. 00D, Secretary. 2-i. Lombard street, July 8, 1026. ACHARTERED SHIP, has the greater }Art of her Cargo on board, and • will be despatched immediately fur the CAPE OF GOOD HOPE and ISLE OF FRANCE, the re markably fine fast-sailing Ship OSCAR, eoppered and copper fastened, THOMAS GIBBS, Commander, Burden 300 Tons, lying in the London Docks; has excellent Accommodation for Pamengen. For Freight or Passage, apply to the Commander on Board, Of to COOKE:8 and LONG, GO, Mark-lane. CHA. CORON' On Friday evening ar Lamb public-house, near Stirling, Esq., Canner, by her death under the Is Mr. Kennedy, publican. formed by a female,. Airs. / going to be buried, under cuanstances, as she had, .discareredxt severe wound quence of this discos try, a pecting that they would tute an inquiry, but not came and intormed me. went irsto,the house, *hie. when I beheld two rooms f but went add took oil tit. lie I then sat down, and seeing lid down, I asked a person which had occasioned the I then went to the corpse a head, and in feelibg about, and on taking them o ut ti showed to the people present. prohibit the funeral; in t" asked me why I made tu, told him of my suspicions, stairs on the Sunday, and a tined with his statement, Clarke and Taylor,. the be circumstance wan made ' Mr. Tweeddale, our aboau seven .o'clock., to wound in the deceased's half In length, and a fract I should think it would eight hours. Mrs. Donovan—l knew death, I went to perform on going up stairs I so- - female prisoner, would - but I insisted upon sluing hand during the time •" head; on my coming to any further, as she %tuna the wound ; 1 then inquf she had fallen down sum this statement, I informed ncdy, of it. Mrs. Corcoran (who ance)—l was intimate their having lived with months, mad I called on t, very ill ; I called on Tuesdat I also called on Thursday. Friday between one and ._ ceased dying, and I remained upon the hack• part of her ! he was drunk on Sunday. and whilst he WI% Cmyir them down, and cut her la. The two. searchers were not know that it was their du person so minutely as seemed to they were severely reprimanded. Stacke—l saw Welch a sation with him, he informed prisoner) was pregnant by bias, marry tier. A ycung woman, niece t I was in the habit of going t and I used in general to spea, understand was the prinneer when I went up, and upon have something to tell you ; . when, hearing Lyons coming tell you another time;" how she was, when she: place, when I saw Welch that when his sister was de Illy. Thomas, the prisoner's Welch came on k ridgy las blood, when being informed him a tea-spoonful, which !- scratched herself. Jamealedges—On Tuesday week stairs with-him and see his wife, but whom . made no answer, when he said " I suppose you are see a dying person;" I - -then went up Stairs and' ceased lying on a bed pearance, I thought she in the room with me said, " I thought Wet. worked with him he.,caid in Ilex head until Friday informed me of the accideul ous Sunday. Juror—Mr. Coroner, in conversation with keep, and that he must g. impossible to keep two ferns.. Coroner—llearsay evidence Mr. Thomas—l shall e being taken on this 'mina would like to see Welch Coroner—Gentlemen, son examined. Mr..Patesy, surgeon—l dale to the house of the t' found an incise and contiaw wound was the most cannel , from ear to ear and up r some sharp instrument wound did not correspond were given by two blows. hours after such a wound, sioned by the pressure of quite green, and I should for nature had made no at that the wound could not t USTRALIAN AGRICULTURAL COMPANY, L established under an Act of Parliament (6th George IV. Chapter 86). and incorporated by Royal Charter. NOTICE is hereby given, That a GENERAL COURT of PROPRIETORS will be held at the London Tavern, Bishops gate-street. oo THURSDAY, the 21st instant. The Chair will be taken at One o'clock precisely. J. STRETTELL BRICKWOOD, Secretary. 12, King's Arms.yard. Coleman-street, July 6, 1816. .ME in S f S o ßS rm ;h T ei l T N F lC rie L n ß th aa CO. ey n ßt ] mo l r la E v i e h ) f t ro c m • honour raubou to rn. Street on 31onday, the 13th June, to the commodious Premises, 22, OLD BOND-STREET, which they have opened with an extensive and entirely new assortment of Silks and Laces of every description. N.B.—The remaining part of their old Stock in Cranbourn street is selling of considerably under prime cost. THE ALLIANCE BRITISH and FOREIGN LIFE and FIRE ASSURANCE COMPANY, 4, NEW-COURT, ST. SWITHIN't.I.•NE. Established by Act of Parliament. Capital 5,000.0001. sterling. BRUSSELS VEILS from 31. to 601.—These highly 14 celebrated objects of DISON and Co.'s Manufacture increase daily in public estimation, and they being the only house in Leon. don tidying a 3lanufactory at Brussels. Ladies have a decided ad. vantage in giving them orders, both in economy and'expedition. Previous to their leaving town, Ladies are solicited to inspect an unique Stock of Dresses. Chantilly and Blonde Veils, Pelerines, 3lechlin„ Valenciennes, Blonde, sod Buckingham Laces. &c. as in their purchases they will experience a great saving at DISON and Co.'s, British and Foreign Lace Manufacturers, 237, Regent-street, exactly opposite the Argyll Rooms. John Ir ing, Erg. M .P. Francis Baring. Esq. N. M. Rothschild, Esq. Samuel Gurney, Esq. I Moses Montefiore, Esq. DIRECTOnS. J. Alexander. Esq. M.F. C. Greenwood, Esq. G. H. Barnett, Esq J. Heygate, jun. Esq. Charles Bean, Egg. Wm. Howard, F. John Bowden, Esq. J. limes, Esq. M.P. Archibald Ca mpbell, Esq. Wm. Kay, Esq. Crawford, Esq. Oswald Smith, Esq. Timothy A. Curtis, Esq. H. 51. Thornton, Esq. Francis Creswell, jun. Esq. Thos. Wilson. Esq. Fowell Buxton, Esq. M.P.; C. Campbell, Esq.; T. Masterman, Esq. Ilsukkis—Merars. Smith, Payne, and Smiths; Messrs. Hoare, Barnett, and Co. AcxnauT—Benjamin Gompertz, Esq. F.R.S. SECRETARY—Andrew Hamilton, Esq. PHYSICIAN—John R. Hume, M.D. Curaon-street. Con wsEs,--Lencelot Shadwell, Esq. SOLICITOR--John M. Pearce, Esq. SURVEYOR -11 1 w. Allason, Esq. Percy-street. Bedford-square. The principles upon which this Company is formed, are such as - to afford perfect security teethe assured, who. notwithstanding their exemption from all risk, participate in the profits, which are to be appropriated at the close of each successive period of tine years. The extended husineaS of the best description which is forming both in the Life and Fire departments, affords every probability that the returns to be made will be large, or, in other words, that the premiums to be paid by the assured in a course of years will much reduced below even the present moderate rates. No entrance money is charged. No charge is made for Fire Po licies when the sum assured amounts to 3001. Losses from light ning are made good. Parties by obtaining the settlement of a loss do not thereby cancel their right to participate in the profits. • Assurances expiring at Midsummer ought to be renewed within Sheen days from that date, otherwise they become void. Receipts _for the payment are now ready for delivery at the Office in Town, and at the various Agencies throughout the Kingdom. A. HAMILTON, Secretary. - -- HAND -IN-AND FIRE OFFICE, New Bridge street,ll Blackfriars, instituted in 161143. for the Insurance of Buildings, Household Furniture, Stock in Trade, &c. within the Kingdom of Great Britain. JI'NE 24, 1825. All Persons whose Insurances become due at Midsummer are re. (piested to observe their Receipts are now ready, and should be paid within 15 days from this period. The Directors are desirous of ailing the attention of the Public to the advantages derived by all persons Insuring in this Office—that while all losses have been paid by them with the utmost promptitude and regularity from the establishment of the Office, 1696. a return of the profits has in variably been made to all persons insuring with them for seven years during the whole of that period. No charge is made for Policies when the sum insured amounts to 300/. or upwards. Attendance is given daily at the Office from nine in the morning until four in the afternoon. _ _ FINE OLD WINES FROM THE WOOD, In Quarts, Pinta, and H a lf-pi n ts. f u ll m easure . THE PROPRIETOR of the FOREIGN WINE ROOMS, 155. Fleet street, opposite Bouverie-street, begs most respectfully to annottoce that he has now in draught some of the choicest Ports, Sherries, Bucellas, East and West India Ma deira.. &c. which are supplied at those moderate charges which the reduction in the duties entitle the tlublic to expect. WINES AT REDUCED PRICES, WARRANTED GENUINE. ONDON AND WESTMINSTER WINE AND _LA SPIRIT COMPANY, No. 16, Strand, opposite St. Mar. tin's Church. Per Dozen. Old Port. Vint. 1821 27 to 31; Fine Crusted ditto 40 —46 Fine Pale Sherry 27 36 East and West India Per Dozen. Sparkling Chain- Pagne - 72 to 84 Ditto, finest quality —— 90 Claret,St..lulien,6.c. 48 84 Do. Chateau Margot -- 9$ Siuterne.Moselle.&c. -- 00 Bucellas, in French Madeira . 36 48 Teneriffe, Lisbon, and Mountain . 30— 36 Cape 3latleira and Sherry - 16 21 * * l Si: Dozen and upwards ties at cost price. Letters, post-paid, inclosing r free and Co. 16, Strand," duly a Bottle~ . -- 42 Spirits of all kinds. :ked in Hogsheads, gratis. Bot- !es, addressed, " W. God. to. MARBLE AND SCAGLIOLA WORKS. FGA FFIN, late of 14,6, Regent-street, now 63, Quad- J• rant. Regent -street, begs leave most respectfully to announce to the Nobility, Gentry, and the Public, that he has on Sale a neat Assortment of Statuary Bitrdelle, Black. Irish Green, Black and Gold Column Chimney Pieces, adapted for large and small houses, thirty per cent. under trade prices ; having the moat of the work done by steam : also, twelve pair of Scaglinla Pedestal*, two large Marble Baths, Mortar Alabaster Vue, twelve Marble Busts, five Monuments. and several Cabinet, Commode, and Table Tops, that must be sold for want of room. Country Masons, Builders, &c. supplied on rootterate terms. CREASE'S IVASHABLE PAPER HANGINGS, No. 7. Great Newport-street, Long-acre. THE superiority of these Papers consists in the sur face being impervious to moisture, which renders it not liable to those accidental stains which sn frequently occur in rooms which are much used. Whenever the Washable Paper Hangings become dirty they may be restored to their original freshness of colour by simply washing the surface with soap and water, and wiping it dry with a soft cloth. The Manufacturers are prepared to give the most satisfactory proof of their Papers possessing, in every respect, those qualities fur which they ate recommended. The prices are as follow :—Bed-room Papers, from 4d. to7d. per yard ; Parlour ditto, from 7d. to 10d. per yard ; Satin ditto, from I Id. to I4d. and Staircase Papers, from 6d. oer yard and upwards. BENJ. ROUSE, Sec. RICH.kRDSON, GOODLUCK, and CO. respectfully aryttsint their Friends and the Public that the STATE LOTTERY will be drawn in ONE DAY, NEXT FRIDAY. ?ha Scheme contains Four l'rtmte of 21.0001. and other capitals. There arc no Blanks, as every Number will receive M.. Shares in propenion. There are Sixty-four Pipes of Wine, gratis, attached to the Four Prices of One Thousand Guineas, being Sixteen Pipes of Wine to each Prize, and for Shares in proprrtion. The IVitie to be selected from the Stock of any Merchant in the Kingdom, by the fortunate holders themselves. E.STAHLI§HED UPWARDS OF TWENTY YEARS. For the Sale or IRISH LINEN by the Piece, at the Factor'K Price, No. 4. on the SOUTH SIDE of BLOOMSBURY- Oloucestc,. of Gloucester. Mr... ITTLIL. —LE. Mr. Justice GASELEE. SQUARE, four doors from the top of Southampton-street Holhorn. riIHE IRISH LINEN COMPANY beg leave to an nounce to the Public, that the above House is their only Establishment in this country, where they continue to supply the Nobility, Gentry, and the Public, with WARRANTED Grass bleached Linen. for Shirts and Sheets, of the beat fabric and colour, and also TABLE LINEN, at a pricecoosiderably lower than they can be procured through nny other medium. They also engage to return the purchase.money should any fault appear. Good Irish Bills and Bank of Ireland Notes taken as usual. Country and Town Orders punctually attended to by JOHN DONOVAN, 4, Bloomsbury-sq., London, I JOHN DOYLE, 31, St. Mary's Abbey, Dublin, Agents. Southampton-31onda, July 11, at the Castle of ‘Vinchester. Wiltshire—Saturday,July 16, at New Sarum. Dorsetshire—Thursday, July 21, at Dorchester. Devonshire—Monday, July 25, at the Castle of Exeter. City and County of Lxeter—The same day, at the Guildhall of the City of Exeter. Cornwall—Wednesday, August 3, at Bodmin. Somersetshire—Monday, August 8, at Bridgwater. City and County of Bristol—Monday, August 15, at the Guild hall of tha city of Bristol. ..... ..... Tickets and Shares are on Sale be Riehanlson. Goodlurk, and Co., at their old established 016 x. 103, Bank-buildings, Cornhill 8181 - 1, Contractor, sincerely thanks the Public for their distinguished favours, and regrets to state this probably is the last Scheme he shall have the pleautre to contract for, Parliament having resolved to abolish Lotteries for ever ! Besides the Prizes in the present Scheme, amounting to 204.4121. IN STERLING MONEY, BISII ADDS SIXTY-FOUR PIPES OF WINE, GRATIS ! CHESTER CIRCUIT. The lion. CHARLES WARREN, Chief Justice. The lion. THOMAS JERVIS, the other Justice. Mentgomcrl•sbire—Monday, Aug 8, at Pool. Denbighshire—Saturday, August 13, at Ruthin. Flintshire—Friday, August 19, at 31old. Cheshire--Thursday, August 25, at the Castle of Chester. Therefore. independently of the FOUR GRAND PRIZES OF 111.0 W I £21,023 21,030 21,023 Withynany other Capitals, and No Thanks ! ALL IN ONE DAY. NEXT FRIDAY. Each of the Holders of the Four Prises of 1.000 Guineas, whether bought at DISH'', or any other Licensed Lottery Office, will be entitled to 10 Pipes of Wine, and for Slivres in proportion ; ao that .; Sixteenth will have One Pine of %Vine besides the Share of 1.000 Guineas. The Wine to be chosen from the Stock of sny Merchant in the kingdom, by the fortunate holders them selves. . . . In the Press, AREFUTATION of the MISTATEMENTS con tained in an ANONYMOUS PAM I'll LET, donative] y circulated by the London Dock• Company, entitled "Cautionary Observations to thole who contemplate an Investment of Property in New Docks," accompanied by some useful Information to the Proprietors of that Establishment. Qui facit per alitim facit per se. Will be sold by J. M. Richardson, No. 23, Cornhill. NORTH WALES CIRCUIT. The HOB. JONATHAN RHINE, Chief Justice. The Hon. ‘V.ILI.IAIII KExatca, Second Justice. Merionetshire—Thursday, August 4, at Dolgelly. Carnarvonshire—Wednesday, August 10, at Curnarvon. Anglesey—Tuesday, August 16, at Beaurnaris. SOUTH WALES CIRCUIT. The Hon. MICHAEL NOLAN, Chief Justice. The Hon. ROBERT MATHEW GASMEN!). Radnorshire—Monday,. August 8. Breconshire—Saturday, August 13. Olaniorganshire—Saturday, August 20. CARMARTHEN CIRCUIT. SAMUEL HE vwoon. Sergeant at Law, and JOHN BALOUT. Esq. Justices. Carmarthen—Wednesday, August 17. Haverfordwoo—Tuesday, August 23. Cardigan—Monday, Angust 28. In the Lottery drawn Tuesday. 31st .Ilay, Dish shared and sold No. 1801 - - 1:50.000 in 6 Shares 5446 - . 10.000 - - in 9 Shares And Seven other Capitals, the Shares of which were distributed allover the United Kingdom. A variety of Numbers are now on sale by BISH, Contractor. 4. Goenhill, and 9, Charing-cvou, London ; and by his Agents throughout the Kingdom. A hatchet and large examined by the witness, the bluntness of the wound. MT. Barlow--T saw , when he had the flour. was in that confused state PATENT CORN MILLS.—The extraordinary use -1 fulness and simplicity of the Patent Allis, manufactured by the LONDON MILL COMPANY, have establshed them as the moat necessary and valuable Machines for private families, tamers, emigrants, etc. ever invented. Their Flour Dressing Machines arc also on the most improved pr:nciple. Prices, for ready minty only, are as follows :=First size Mill from 71. 7s. to 121. 12s. Second ditto from 211. to 31/. les. Third ditto, Fifty Guineas and upwartla. Dressing Machines, 51. k. to 101. 10s. and upwards. All orders. post paid, addressed to the Company's IVarehouse, No. 114, CHEAPSIDE, and 11, JE WIN-STREET, will be duly attended to. N.B.—The Public are cautioned against spurious imitations, the makers of which have now the audacity to use the Royal Arms as a cloak to their imposition. ENGINEERING AND PATTERN MAKING IN GE NERAL. CBI N ET-MAK E SOCIETY.—CHEAP CABINET and UPHOLSTERY. at the LONDON REPOSITORY foe the CABINET-MAKERS' SOCIETY, K•inr the only ml one now existing in London, No. 71, corner of 1.l A DEN 11 A Id...STREET, opposite Aldgate Pump, and which !Lis been es:shlisbed upwards of Six Years. Foe Heady Monti no Abatement. The Trustees and Committee respectfully inform the Nobility and /lent-v, that they still conduct the above Establishment for the Renef.• of industrious and ingenious Mechanics (who have loge litruilitai. by °tering their Manufactured Articles in the Cabinit Linn of the beat workmanship, and cheaper than by any House in Lynam, no tuner profit being required than to satisfy the warehouse cent and *:: , tidattal expenses; being satisfied with constant employ. meta c0:.51e them to support their families, the number of whom acpear iy the Books of the last Quarterly Meeting to be LW. trwni dr great patronage the Committee have received, they are in /1. - ipt. of increasing that number. The following is a Specimen of the Low l'riccs asked ; all Goods aulatited A. d. Five feet Mahogany Bedstead, four-post 4 10 0 Tent ditto - I b Pmdered 31stress to fit - I 1 Mahogany Drawee with solid ends - 3 3 0 Eight Mahogany Chairs . 6 10 0 :%:ahogany Pembroke Table - . 2 0 0 Feather Bed, free front dust end smell, from .C 2 12 0 to 8 8 0 Drawing-room Sofa, from .C 3 5 0 to 7 7 0 Ditto Bedstead 3 ft o 31ahogriny Horse-Hair Sofa - - 610 U upwards A Quantity of Paper Hangings for Bed, Dining, and Drawing Ito iv;,, at nearly Half Price. The Ttade will find it worth their at:t Houses Furnished at a few days notice, and Apartments in a hw hours. I ;.k.ds packed Free of ermine except the matting. I MI Furniture taken in Exchange ; Appraisements in Town and tmotry ; and Estates valued. commiTTEE. T. Corder I J. Wilsonl J. Caeter ti rn T. Make J. I. nett W. Wag horn. THURNELL, Agent. 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Thss medicine is also used by distinguished I orators of the Senate, the Pulpit, and the Bar, as it revives the frame anti restores the voice when painful exhaustion is produced by long declamation ; and at the same time is so perfectly innocent, that the most delicate females and children may take it without far or alteration of their accustomed habits. It is sold in Bottles at I Is. each, including stamp, by J. V. Simpson laving proprietor). No. 28, Henrietta-street, Covent garden, London : at the Libraries at moat fashionable watering places and towns of public resort; sod b l the principal Medicine Venders throughout the United Kingdom. • M I LITARY PROMOTIONS. ___________ Warahfre, Julq 9, 1825. let Regiment of Dragoon Guards—Cornet H. Hrilson to be Lieu tenant. 2d Ditto—Capt. W. Rogers to be Major; Lieut. R. Ferguson to be Captain ; Cornet W. D. Davies to be Lieutenant ; H. W. Charlton, Gent. to be Comet. 3d Ditto—T. 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Wynne, Gent. to be Ensign. 72d Ditto—Brevet Major C. Middleton, to be Major. 79th Ditto—W. Bates, Gent. to be Ensign. 83d Ditto.-Lieutenant R. Colquhoun, to be Lieutenant. 'osth Ditto—Captain E. Wilmot, to be Captain. 87th Ditto—Lieutenant A. C. Cochrane, to be Lieutenant. Rifle Brigade—Second Lieutenant J. Maistee to be First Lieute nant ' • H. E. White, Gent , to be Second Lieutenaut. Ceylon Regiment—Hospital-Militant U. Knox to be Assistant- Surgeon. DIVIDENDS. Jail' 30. James Gray, Biahopagate-street Without. grocer, et twelve, at the Bankrupts' Court—Jbly 30. Benjamin Fnot, Grace chureb-streer, tavern-keeper. -t ten, at the Bankrupts' Court— July 30. James Dow W• lo :.street, Bankslde, Surrey, coal merchant, at ten, at the Beak upts' Court—Aug. 2. Benjamin Copley and William Hint, D incaster, iron -founders, at twelve, at the Guilt ha i, Doncaster—July 30. John Stephens, Li verpool, merchant, at two , at the George Inn, Liverpool — July .§10,136e1 Meng. 1 4 111, 1 1 g4d0U, Leant, farmer. at ten. at the n pis' Court—Aug. 1. John Thompson, Manchester, cord. wainer, at ten, at the Star Inn, Manchester—Aug. 8. Joseph Mar riott Waller and Michael Waller, Itirstal, Yorkshire, mer chants, at eleven, at the Sessions House, Wakefield—Aug. 3. James Ilalmarack, sew, Madeley,Stefford,wine-merchant, at eleven, at the Roebuck Inn, Newcastle-under-Lyme—July 16. Wm. Orme, Bo rough, distiller,at twelve, at the Bankrupts'Court..--Aug."3.Timathy Smith, Heaton Norris, and James rates, New Mills, Derby, iron_ founders, at the Bridgewater Arms Inn, Manchester—July 30. Daniel Dyball, White Horse, Fetter-lane, tavern keeper, at twelve, at the Bankrupts' Court—July 30. Thomas Blunt, Twickenham, grocer, at ten, at the Bangrupts' Cotirt--July 30. Samuel Downes, Cranborne-street, Leicester-square, haberdasher, at eleven, at ehe Bankrupts' Court—July 30. Sir John Ladd, Cornhill, watch maker, at ten, at the Bankrupts' Court—July 30. Benjamin Baines Canterbury, bookseller, at twelve, at the Bankrupts' Court -- July 30. Henry Wood, James Woo d, and John Wood, Chandoa-street, Covent-garden, haberdashers, at twelve, at the nankrupts' Court—July 30. Alexander Ross and James Murray, Lc denhall _ buildings, Gracechurch-atreet, merchants, at twelve, at the Bankrupts Court—July 30. John Peck, Andover, linen draper, at twelve, at the Bankrupts' Court —Aug. 13. Wm. Young and John ltenard, Down's Wharf, Hermitage, wharfingers, at twelve, at the Bankrupts' Court—Aug. 1. Quarton Levitt, Kings ton-upon-Hull, merchant, at eleven, at the George Inn, Kingston unon-Hull—Aug. I. John Stubbs, Haxey, Lincoln, innholder, at eleven at the George Inn, Kingston-upon-Hull—Aug. I. John Bell,John F. Bell, and Th omas Bell, Kingston-upon-Hull, mer chants, at eleven, at the George Inn, Kinpton-upon-Hull—July 30. Wm. Whitbread, Southend, Essex, linen-draper. at twelve, at the Bankrupts' Court—July 30. Wm. Whitby and Peter Withington, Clement's-lane, brokers, at twelve, at the Bankrupts Court--July 30. Samuel Radford, Chiswell-street„ victualler, at twelve, at the Bankrupts' Conrt —J uly 30. JamesWood,Birmingham.gun-maker, at twelve, at the Royal Hotel, Birmingham—July 30. Charles Wise, Sandling, Kent, paper-maker, at twelve, at the Bankrupts' Court— July 30. ‘Villiam John Arnold, Idol-lane, spirit-broker, at ten, at the Bankrupts' Court—July 30. Jane Docker, Great:Russell street, Covent-garden, victualler, at ten, at the Bankrupts' Court —July 2:. George Baker Clark, New Shoreham, Sussex, brewer, at eleven, at the Sseyne Hotel, Worthing—Aug. 3" James Halmarack, Newcastle-under-Lyme, mercer, at twelve, at the Roebuck Inn, Newcastle-under-Lyme—Aug. 1. Joseph Beall", Little Lever, Lancaster, paper-manufacturer, at two, at the Star Inn, Manchester—July 30. Peter Caygill Lee and William Bal lard, Brentfonl and Hammersmith, linen-drapers,at ten, at the Bankrupts' Court—Aug. I. Robert Stephenson and Robert Hart, Kingston-upon-Hull, merchants, at twelve, at the George Inn, Kingston-upon-Hull. CERTIFICATES. JULY 30. James Warren, Bridgewater, farmer—William Chamberlain, Bath, corn-dealer—Charles Lockington, Commercial-place-road, oilman--Robert I laltord, Prospect-place, Surrey, jeweller—George Bowen, Bristol, oilman. The average price of Brown or Muscovado Sugar, computed front the Returns made in the week ending the 6th day of July. UM, is 375. 104 d. per hundred weight, exclusive of the duties of Customs paid or payable thereon on the Importation thereof into Brest Britain. Average price of Corn from the Retuma received in the Week ending July 2, 1825. Wheat. I Barley. Oats . Rye. I Beans. Pease. a. it. d. a. d. a. d. a. d. a. d. 68 9 36 10 24 4 39 4 46 0 38 3 MEETINGS OF CREDI TORS, ♦T THE COURT Or COMMISSIONERS OP DANIRUPTII, BASINGIIALL-STILEET, TOMORROW. TIMID MEETINO3. Brownlee, (1. Leeds, brush-maker Gascoyne, R. Richmond, Surrey, tailor - Knowles, T. Cheltenham, warehouseman Manse', W. Grove-lane, Camberwell. picture-dealer Oldheld, H. Devonshire-buildings, New Dover-road, and coke manufacturer Uneworth, J. Liverpool, tailor - 12 10 SECOND SIEETIN Drake, J. Shoredttch,ainan - II Pearson, T. Redman's-row, Mile-end Old Town, merchant 1 Wisdom, J. Uckfield, Sussex, grocer and draper 10 IFINST MEETINGS. Dent, F. and Mannett, J. Southampton, drapers - 12 bough, M. Minories, chm - iat - - II I'inna, J. S. de St. Ann's-lane, Cheapaide, ostrich feather manufacturer - - . - - 11 Purser, !J. Bowyer-hine, Camberwel!, and Hull -street. St. Luke's, dyer . - - 10 DIVIDENDS. - Boswell, F. S. Strsnil, shop-keeper Buckland, 2. Langley, Bucks, brick-maker Buckmaster, J. and W. Old Bond-street, army clothiers ("Willie, N. Denton, Kent, coal-merchant - Al•Kinlay. D. and Belisarlo, A. AL Size-lane, merchants Raj, J. D. Paternoster-row, oilman • - Smith, W. W. Holborn-hill, silk-mercer Tolley, R. Hampton Wick,rnaltster • 10 11 - 10 . 10 10 The Jury here said . prisoner Lyons, as perhaps transaction, when she was bi the Coroner not to criminate then desired to state what Ellen Lyons then stated deceased, who had been my cousin got out of be would go to St. Oiles't husband, who was would shame us by going then began to cry, when ' coming up stairs he said ed by her putting her fe hurt ; he then went to . appear so well as before. nor did I see any signs I saw a little. On r how his wife got hurt, s down. Although 1 was as I was not in the habit friends. I had occasion she spoken to you ?" at her hair off, and after and water, he put a plaster for a doctor P" when Although she died on week. These were two sot mention to thews abous mad when the clergyman can. better keep the windows shut, though 1 took the cap and other from my ipith at them, but I folded them up and placed them in a cornet. giddier did I see any flour till Friday, when an old wows, sprinkled some in my cousin's face ; 1 cleaned the room out in the seek, but I did not touch the stairs. Upen the Jury being informed that this was the whole of the evidence, they went, accompanied by the two beadier', to the premises. The stairs, although it was said that the decease.: was carried up three flights, had no mark of blood on them, whilst the b ed ding, the flock bed, a sack of shavings.. and bed tick, were completely soaked in blood, and there also appeared paddle where it had dropped, besides a quantity et Huns c..:.- gealed with blood. On their return, the Coroner re-stated the evidence, when the Jury withthew, and, after an hour's deliberation, returni a teidict of—" Wilful Murder against Welch and Ellen Lyons.'nite committed to Newgate. Miura. Kingsbury, Parbury, and Allen hare just published the following important works relating to India:— l. Mr. Tucker's Review of the Financial Situation of the East India Company in 1824, Bvo., price 79. 2. Lieutenant E. Lake! Journal of the Siege of the Marinas Army, Bvo. and 4to. plates, price 26.. 3 Contain Hough's Practice of Courts-Martial. &e.. Also., price 265. 4. Dr. Ainslie on the Cholera Morbus of India, Ilvo., price 3s. 6d. b. Observations on the Law and Constitution of India, five., price 12s. 6. Dr. Gilehrist's General East India p , at7 ti b a s e clt s ha of e w the Guide and Vade Mecum, 13v0., pries 16s. FIRE.--On Friday afternoon, at via o'clock, two houses, s in hay s i o ngs ca unfln tchi ldi n ed g Erestatef,eguisitilaatelanperuy fire. l iace in Westspace Blontpelier gardens, Walwonli s were gardens , is part conawned som e warraiDip • • ' _ „.!4' J I'1•111 , • ..11 • . • r r • • \ • ..! ,- , • • • . Price 7il . !RUE OF 1111liDlisfi. ; ).RONER'S INQIJEST. ig an adjourned inquest wen held. •at the near Turnstile, Hi Holborn. hellese•Thos. !it, err the 'body of Harr Welsh, who MINI oc following suapietour circumstances sworn.—On Sunday last I was in_ Mrs. Donovan, that thesistesof Wekh was inder what she consid ere d very suspicious sir- •11 ad, noon seeing tire es!pse albedo:eased. rend on the bock part of rho head • in °mac- ery, she went and inform e d the sen:rcheirs, ex_ old name tt to the lavish, who would ineti- I;.* •ot finding that any notice news taken of it, the ne. Upon fleecing the cast, I irnenediately which was between three and four o'clock, ins full of people. I did not say anything, di.: lid of the ailfin, and looked at the corpse; 9 , seeing the undertaker was about to fasten the Person present if he had heard of the accident the death of the deceased?_ He replied. .ldo- pse a second time, and lerlPAnand under the about, my three fingers w ent. IWO a wound, out they were covered with blood, which I • ' resent. I then told the undertaker I should 1 • in the meanwhile 'Welch came up wai t s, and . .1 e myself so active in the business? I then ions, when he said, "My sister fell down I . • and cut her head open ;" but not being ea- ern, I gave information of the transaction to e beadles. I did not know until after the c known that it was his wile. iurgyou-1 went on the Sunday evening, to the fritoner's house, and exam i ne d t h e 'S haul, and - found a cut of one inch and a amuse of a very extensive mature, from which d be impositible for a person to survive forty- cnew the deceased, and upon hearing of her form the usual oCces upon such occasions ; saw Welch, who told ale that Lyons, the wash the corps, end that I was not wanted, ing it, when I remarked that Lyons kept her that I was engaged, upon the deceased's r her neck, she said I need not trouble niyaelf • l ; ould do the rest, but I insisted, when I saw gutted how it was done, when I was told duo, rates on Sunday, but not being satisfied with tied the searchers, and afterwar.:s Ale Ken- gave her 'evidence with considerable seiner, with the - dec,ased arid her husband from th me; the deceased had been ill for two them on Sunday, when the devised was nada!, when she wasin bed and speechless i• Icy, when I found her in the same state ; on nd two o'clock, I wen; up and found the de- • trained until she was dead ; I then saw a cut • • . r her head, when Welch informed me that day, and that the deceased went down SIAM, ying her up she put her tee: out, and throw ; • r head. were next examined, who said that they did heir duty to examine the lmely of a deceased ; eemed to be expected, and for which neglect volume:ed. . . Welch a abort time since ; when in conver- informed me that Lllen (cleaning the female tby hem , and when his sister died he would • etc to Mr. Stewat:, of the Ship Chop-house— oing up collie room of the prisoner for pot s , a speak to the deceased, who I was given to, •isetser's sister. On Tuesday she was in bed upon inquiring how she tiid, s h e replied •• I you ; but you must not my a word about it," coming up stairs, she said, " Hush, I will ;" I went up on the Thursday and inquired replied that she was very ill. I then left the deli afterwards, and he told me as a secret,. dead he meant to marry his cousin. risoner's master, and his servant, stated that iday last and inquired what would stop formed that flour would, the servant gave hick he took away, saying that his sister had Tuesday week Welch asked mem go up. ti e his wife, but whom he called his sister. I rr en he said" I suppose you are not afraid to " I-then went up Maim and saw the de- ed upon her back, speechless; from her ap- he was dead or dying ; there was only Wats./ r; and on seeing my master, Mr. Thomas. I "eleti's sister could trot live ;" although .raid nothing to me about her having a cut shiny, the day on which she died, whet, he :cideut which his sister had met on the previ. • there is a person who can state that Welch, her, said that he had a wife and sister to, st get rid of his sister, as he found it would be • females. vidence will not do In a cue like this. ill certainly object to that female's evHenre letest, as she has been heard to say th it she eh hung. I thihk we had better not have that per" n—(r i Sunday I accompanied Mr. Tweed- s deceased. I then examined the head and muse wound ; the fracture occasioned by the xtensive one that I ever beheld, as it reached to the crown ; in my opinion it was done by t like a knife or axe ; the incise and comities pond together, end I should think that they ti ors. A person might survive twenty-four t . Ind, and perhaps longer, as death was occa t y - of blood upon the brain ; the wound was auld not think that it had been done six days, to attempt to heal it, and I am of opinion, not be occasioned by a fall upon any tiles. wooden rammer were here produced, arid ess, who almost thought it impossible, front instruments, that they could occasion the • Welch on the Ist of July at Mr. Thomas's, r. I also saw him on Saturday, when he nate of mind that I could not help noticing it. that they should wish to examine the female chaps site might throw more light upon the was brought in. After being cautioned by iminate herself by any of her answers, she was what she thought proper. meted as follows :—I am first cousin to the ern ill two months ; upon last Sunday week bell and put on an old coat, saying that she .'s, and she went down stairs. I called tier • ying down with her, telling hint that Mary ;nine out naked, but he did not get up. 1 hen he get up and went down after her ; on i utid that they had both fallen down, occasion- : feet nut, but he did not say that they were to bed. and so did her cousin, but she did not ere. I did not hear her say that she was hurt, rim of blood until the following morning, when Vetch coining in to his breakfast. I asked him , when he said I suppose it was when she fell jp was in the same room I did not speak to her ibis of doing it, although we were very •it ion to go in, and on conning in, I said, " I rl ° a ci s and he said, " Yes." Ile then cut a little of a having washed her haul with a little milk 'taster on ; I said, " Why do yOu not send he said, " Oh, it is of no consequence."— the Friday, I never spoke to her during th e wo wcmen who called on Tuesday, but 1 did about the fall ; my cousin WAS light-headed. elan ego:mu:l:prepare her,he said tome that j had has shut, or else she might jump out. Al- p and other things from my cousin, I did. net folded them up and placed them rna cornet. oy flour till Friday, w h en an o ld woman y cousin's face ; I cleaned the room out in the touch the stairs. ing blamed that this was the whole of the accompanied by the two beadier!, to examine It it was said that the decease,: tar mark of blood on them, the bad, a lack of shavings. and bed