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-7 - A. j l . . betweion him and his wife, or irritating th e w.uaSed of the tatter, as stated in tie allldavit or tie We'd s bas ouiforesly wonted herself to Ilse kindest mod judicious gnaw, sedates with weans, so beet, s e er e, and appease. •• - • •, . .' i,t ~Ilerfett, ice. nay ari,ltalt. . WM. Ell ELDON... •• - The •Sdavits of Frances Percy Weldon and Frisbees Elisabeth Woad, corroborating the abort, was also put in and roads .1 , 1110 The jodgmest of Ike Court upset Weidiegtoe, the bill ' slicker, was post powesl till Illootlay (thloilay). ......,—,,..„..... 3 ...._- - . PEN OWEN. ...... A Novel with the above title stands prominent in . merit among the several publications of this class. It is full of life end sort!, and contains great va riety of matter and character in chaste and elegant lenguu N e. At a moment when she curiosity of the fawn is so much elicited by numerous exhibitions, Nub public .n 4 +mate, the felicity with which a ' - Fseitdo Ceasoissear is hit off in the following en tract cannot fail to prove entertaining. Its justice will be acknowledged by every person of real taste and knowledge of the Art., who to in the habit of mixing in society:* The character of Tow Sparkle Is presumed tube intended for the late TponAll SIRERIDAN, eldest son of the late Right Hon. R. • B. SHERIDAN. it certainly bears • strong resew- Nance to his prompt, spirited, and easy csillognial stile of conversation, which canned his society to be vs much sought and admired. Dauer [ • temporary cesinati.n of hostilities, whkb, i• 'twist divisions, as well se In is more techuicat applicatien, is a convertible term fur wool of asnosuastiou or messier, on both side., • Mr. Peter Pliant, who had hithert• taken nu pert in the oneversation, sod was in the habit 4 recant. melding bitumen* by tiatteriog those who afro. deal him • seat at their salute, seized the occosiwo to make a remark upon a picture whirls bong opposite to bins. " A very Sae Gni& that, Sir Bland," shading his eyes with his hands; " there is • Novell—au expression—a fini.b, —a too, about that fascinating artist, which leaves all coo pettun at • distance!" ".Uorpiestiurnably!" cried Tom Sparkle, rarely. . " There's tuo smitatiog him, Sir: he say be truly called inimitable." 4' Not quite !" said the other. " Nay, thr! I Satter taped 1 know a little of 'bete mat. tees." " A very little," dryly observed his next neiebbanr. " More than he can explain, I'll br lOWA, " said Sparkle. '4 You're • sag, Mr. Sparkle," cried Pliant, with • cum veinal smile, iwiesded to said off his strictures. " You (swim, however, divert my attention from that dusweeaw," continued he, wish sis isle of eisshusiassibli bands bulkhe ad in contract the light round Its eye. " I think I could," answered Tom. " Not you, indeed, my very good friend," rejoined tbe p•mido eat Assiut. " Lank in your neiehboor's face," co i-il Tom, hitgliale. He did look, sad found such an lueNable es nrearluu urea.. irnipi ripest the coulitroance of Sir Claude Plastic, who rat nest to him, shut his siteution wm, indeed, immediately us/cited; and • look of eager inquiry succeeded to hie It of rapinte. Why, l i ly good Sir Claude, what ails you ? visa look Gairette" - " Theo my looks belie me," retorted the Baronet. . What would they express, then, my worthy Mead?" tasked Peter. " They 'Mould experts admiration." "Theta they du lie abominable," cried the other, laughing. " Nut when applied to sit excels of presutoptiou and folly, scarcely credible." " Preseason.o and fully, Sir!-1 don't understand you." " It would lessen my admiration if yun did." " llks you mesa le say, Sir Claude—:' " 1 mean to say, Sir, that you know as winch of Gnido as —: but why do I t•lk to a preteuJer,—wbu could mis take a vandyke for a Guido !!" " A Vaedyke!—• van devil!" " A Vandal, you mean," exclaimed Spate, throwing birn•elf back in his chair." " Why, gentlemen," said Sir Claude, turning to the ease posy (fur, be it known, At also had been walchiug lite op: perinea!, to Introduce a topic upon which he considered bimwlfgeite at h d ra., and wan angry with Pliant fur having tureatalled him), " nu man, in the reanotelit Jegere corner. '-nut with the arts, cupid, for a moment, be mistaken is his .)..identerit of these two artists. What thus profound critic r.as•chtsrovered of the particular beauties of the one, be bas ve.aaftered, with a marvellous want of discrimination, to the tau tier." •• There's no bearing thi• !" cried Mr. Pliant. " Why. did yew mit, Sir deity it if you can; did you sot, dv.ine dinner, ask me the name of the artist answer ms eat' •• And if I did—did you sot tell me it was Gulick, ?-•Tbere now. Sir, sac wee we that." "That unlucky cast in your eye, Sir," retorted the other, 5 ' deceived me to the direction it look; and I pulsated to the ve , nre whirls hasp no the right band of it." Peter Plum was posed, and, vi lien the laugh Spinet h•lai Lad sithaided. Sparkle turned, a ill] much vim'', t o wards the Baronet, asdhatd, " I doubt whether that is a Guido •ft.r alt." You doubt ! my good friend, Sparkle ! I admire your nit s your vcrsittle talents, your sprit , but as to the arts— y in must excuse me." " Fit 1101 excuse you, if you are wrong," replied Sparkle. .• Wrong :" retorted the connoisseur ; " have I traversed Europe so study the arts at the pure fountain head—wept t-acs of joy and enthiiiiissni over the works of the sublime Illiebael Angelo, and the divine Raffaele—lmbibed the Cat. reed at Bologuil—woeshippeil Corregio at Parma—and in sulated myself in Venice, to imbue my taste with the Cis ciaatious of Tietorette, Titian, and Paul Veruuese—to be told by atsy man, that I am wrung?" Unless you get • patent fur your errors," answered Turn, its ass may—" " Errors,Sir! errors! I will trouble you to point them out point them out, Sir!" " Nu trouble at all," cried the provoking wit ".1 only annistais that the picture before you is not a Guido." " Vine maintain!" " Yes! sad I'll maintain it too," exclaimed the re-snored *ravine, Pliant, who bad taken his cue from Sparkle : " I'll bet you twenty guineas—" " yew inaiatata! ion bet!" cried the offended connote. s e e r I've a 0.1.1 to pottilell you by acceptiug." " Dear!" "'Waimea Pliant. " Doer !" rusted the connoisseur ; who would base bet bled a thousand with the same readioces. " A bile !" cried Spatial' : " it wits was painted by Slim kinsoph's grandmother." The whole bused was wits convulsed with laughter. The 1•Irlea were humid epos the connoisseur ; and Plums,, as miry naturally be supposed, elate with victory, was not very moderate its bis use of it ; for there is no man leas reserved in his sarcasms Ikea • syeopbant,—wben be either change, Ms object,—"r Ands there is notbleg farther to be obtained in the way tit 1111 voratioo. Sir Claude, however, would not submit to the decision, eves after Str Bland lied nodded his assent to Sparkle's as. merlin; but, seizing a candle, gravely walked sound, to take a wearer view of the paistitig. '• Hp I" vitiate/bed he, rubbieg parts of else picture with his Sager, and smelling Is it,--athen Istria( a wet doyly • S'r Joshes biamelf would lave beep deceived, at this di.. "Bet set epee—doss inspectien,”—vemarked Sparkle, with a peculiar emphasis. 66 No, WPM be i-itaugler indeed, Irk* csuld he deceived la the teach of Guido." " The best judges," rammed Sparkle, with a well-affected gravity, " may be deceived by general erects." - Tu be sure," returned the eonnoirseur, taking out his packet•book, I. pity his bet, with the must complacent good balmier. s , Whet will row give me, Sir Claude," asked Tens, "to make the bet babble! " Babble! hew?" Have yea dowdy cuenitted the picture' " Yes ' yes , closely to be deceived." " The race r. • • - S. " Every tooth." "Theis bet Pliant, double or quits. that it is a Guido." uDo what come, come, Sir, eat have had your joke, and be satialed with yi., supposed victory; you are nut likely to foil meanie Ili my owe weapons" "Not useless you are beaten ont of them," tiled Sparkle; "Ms* you know, they are lawful prize,—and may be toned ageism yeti." • You west another bet, Tom," answered Sir Claude: *you play for slonwet-1 for chorarter." "It is natural we obonld ploy foe what we are most in steed of," retorted the Ira!, langhing. " I doe's understond you, SO" cried the Baronet, Aereely; wins, is spite of his smiles, would with great salisfactiuu have kicked the whole company, for their share in the jest opines him. I hare the &desolate of you, then," retorted Sparkle, • wick unabated good humour ; " sad therefore advise you to save your money at least." " What . would you have me bet against common sense?" "T• be sore," ans./err/ Sparkle, laughing, " if there woo a chance of your gainiug it." Gainiug what, Sir?" " Your, bet, of coarse" replied Tom. " I'll take you double or quits," said Pliant," that it is • Guido." " You'd lake any thing for • Guide," cried the &rouser. " He took you, fur example, esa—Guirfet Cisco!" Mier rallied Sparkle. " Gnedo Beni, you mean, I suppose," observed the eou onisseisr, wish a look of contempt. " As you like it—so twenty or forty guineas upon that picture being a Guido Kent." " Paha! I should be taking you in, Tom." " That would have novelty at least—to recommend it." will be pickle; your pocket, I tell you." " Sad that would have greeter ingenuity to recommend it —than you are aware of." " I know nothing shout that; but this I know, that there Ise homely proverb whieh--" " give yuw—to save your delicacy," Isterrepted the other," * a fool and his money arc soon parted'—and repeat my bet in the face of it." " not spare you," cried the Hammel : "by hearses, you shall pay !" el We are epos equal terms," said Tem ; " for hang se if 1 spare you : so play or pay, say dome." " Done !" cried Sir Claude. _ _ " Done ! for a digest," repeated Tons. " Now, Sir Bland," turn iag to his host, " inform us, if you please—how the bet may be derided." " Certainly," replied Sir Bland, " it is—and it is not a Guido." " How !" exrlaimed the connoisseur. " It WAS a picture which my grandfather purchased at Verona of a rasa, for as ancestor of whom Guido painted it ; but having been neglected fur many years—the whole of the drapery and back-ground—being finished in his latter and hasty style—was destroyed by the damp. The face, however, being fortunately preserved, and the picture being • knows site—my grandmother, who way a native of Rome, sad no mean proSeimit is the art of painting, undertook to restore the defective pasts—and actually painted i• the whole—with the exterior of the fare." as What say you, sow, Sir Ckuile )" cried the familia' Sparkle " Shall I repeat the proverb ?" " D—n she proverb, Sir! Do you mesa to insult me?" " Oh dear nu! I only mesa to be paid." Gs What ! for • trick—ma impositioo." " No—fur my discerniatot 113 distrusting your judgment." " Why. spends, dicrsit I say it was a Guido'" " You did—hut •nfortionately took some pains to prove yourivelf—i• the wrong." " rata! I was entrapped by abusing, and false evi dence." Eei.leuee! good Sir Claude—taste ride off upon evi dence ! rerlos hobble upon the crotches of authority ! Why, yen men conviction, and bad your loafs—at your lisger's eat" " have you know, Mr. Sparkle. I'm not to be banter ed wish impunity; I'll surrender my twee to man no " Don't be impatient, me rood trie:•it 'lkon my soul—l make no claim•to it," said the incorrigible Sparkle. " I'll not believe the story—it is mail* up—precon eerted--•' _ . . . "Sir !" vitiate/wed the matter of the hover, with leas than his usual urbanity. '' Be patient, Sir Bland," cried Etrirkle, turnin; to his host; • Sir Joshua himself, you know, might be deeeived— al a thelernce." " So he plight," returned Sir Clande. " Rut nut upon • claw inspertimi," retorted the wit. " I flatter mpsalf,*said the Ba ~,,, et, " I antler myself--" "Thai's fight, stick to that," cried Tom, interrupting bin. What', right, Sir'" defrauded the Bonnet. " Why, to faller yourself; fur even Pliant (here eon's Boiler you now." . . . . Here the virtuoso threw down his pocket-book on the table, and desired the winners to help Iheinselres; swear. ling at the sante time they might divide .his whole fortune among them if ever be put it is their power to call his judgment again in question He ordered Lis carriage, and bowed coufempluously to the bust, adding at the nestle time ; that be was prettily rewarded, for wishing to pay a compli- SSW to his grsodasothe►, al the 'uprose of his urn taste ; " he knew the daub to be a piece of pstch-work from the moment be entered the room." Waiting fur no explanation, he retired aanidot the .limits of laughter, which those who witnessed, as well us those alto woo, by Ilse scene—could uut restiaio, even within the Words of good breeding. MURDER OR MR WHITEHOUSE. The Cteoneee Jury saintsmied In inquire into the circum stances attendiag the death of Sir. Whitrhonee, rekamembled on Sstarday morning at the Berth Tree pithhc•bouse, ow Me Halm Owen road. Much 8(141110mM evidence of a circuit,- ataalial nature •as brought fnrw•ril, and the proceeding* occupied the attention of the Jury on' .irenin f r, whin • ver dict of Wilful Murder againot Jascpli Dmeniug, beother-io law of the deceased, was returned. Bring in attendance, he was immediately •porchetided, sod committed, us, the Cus•• ner's.warrant, to Salop roust., gaol, to walk has trial at the neat Assises.—(Shrewslary Chreettch.) NAVAL IN7 ELLIGENCE. IFLTMOUTIC MIT 16. Sailed tbeMel and Ellin, Joon, f•v Jere • , Coidifot emote, fur Char!claw. Quebte; mad the Hiwkesbury, Huuttr, fur dim). FAI.'WOLTH. MAY 16. Arrived the Racehorse from a cruise. • • no I" .semen Mr, Fawn peril OI me piercer reign i OVAL, NAY 17. his Mager, sad smelling to it,—urea taking a wet 4307 Came down from the River last night and sailed the and ribbing again : "Ha ! 1 Joe now ! fess yeas I Loa— Archimedes, Boland, for Gihraliar ; Eveictia., tiroadari, foe admit I was decal*" ! lb° light, t h e "tame — See, 're, I S. Lliels ; SIM tinday the Lady fume., Ginned', fiw Medias itt.nuirl have examined it." Then affecting to join la the sa d D eux* , ; p ar tk eees , l eer , fir g i ,,,,, i mme ; sh re i ree t, tatigli sprint himself, as bra desocoded from the chair be had Richardson, fur Demerara; Tales, White, fur Gibraltar ; ersorriated, sad re-placing the caadle in the branch, he added, sa g Nally, Burrell, f or T r im., ". Two ate fairly aintriled to your joke Tom; a" I williaili Arrived sad sailed for the River the Hugh Crawford, pap Inriout. One nosy see the thing with half as eye." glyks, bi days from Jamaica • Nsimph, Helloes, from Csin- •. " With Pliaat's half, 1 suppose," cried Tom. ,„ . peachy; Neptune, Evans, ' from 'Finesse; Ogle Castle, " tial ! apace ala" laalwallaus the" wse iwalwW" ' we ll, Croat*, from ladle arid Falmuu Is; Prpteiss France, from 4 dl, I Vaal" Wawa to mils 4 Pod story Of dr Taw r fors Hourtumai sad several Wirers. . , FROM SATURDAY NrcHrs GAZETTE. MILfTARV PROMOTIONS, IVar.oll ol4 H.p 17, 19e2. Royal Regional of Horse Gourds—Henry Wellesley, Gent. to he Corset, In purchase, vice tioiehkin, promoted— dated May 6, lett. sth Regional of Dragoon Goads—William *mil, Gent. to hr Curvet, hg parcbase, owe Westenra, premuted—dated as shove. 6th &Boo—Cornet Philip Wits from halfitsy of the Reel mot, to he Cornet, vice Willies. Martin, who exchanges, receiviog the difference—dated as above. 3ilßegionot of Light Dragoons—Cornet Sir Thomas 1781• halos White, tram the 16th Light Dragons+, to be Centel, Vitt Moore, who enchaneeti.—dated as above. 14th ditto—Liestienaut William Beckwith, to be Caplan, by purchase, vice Pore, who retires—dated as above. Corset John William WOles to be Lieetesiant, by purchase, vice Beckwith—dated as above. Curtail Hos alio Russ, from half-pay of the Regime-at, to be Conies, by purchase, vice Willem—dated as above. 16th ditto—Curvet Willoughby Moore, from the 3d Light Dragoons, to be Cornet, vice White, who exchange.— dated as above. 41st ditto--Hospital•itsaistast John Freer to be Assistant- Surseuu, vice Bovd, decessied--dmied as above. 38th Reginseat of Fout—Lieutenant Thomas Kerr, from the half pay of the 100th Foot, to he Lieutenant, vice D. Os borne, who exchanges receiving lb. difference—dated as above. 41st ditto—Captain Lord 'George Sentinels from half-pay 60th (out, to be Captain, vice William Bassett Sunder tom, who envisages, receiving the differesce—dated as above. BREVET. Lieutenant-Colonel Hosoiirablr F.dsard Pyndar Lytton, of the 2d Life Guide, to be Colonel is the army—Dated April 27,1822. Courniimiese Aped by the Lord liestenatil of the Comity e Gloucester, sod City and County of Ins mum Heavy Weenies Newts's, Esq. to be Deputy Lieulruast— data(' April 16, 19112. COSSIMittiOSS signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the Courtly If Chester. To be Deputy Lieutenants—lames fledswirk, Egg. James Haltom, EN. Rtchard Fusbruuke Buckley, Esq. laud Dewy Fleshed', juu. Esq.—all dated 81ay 10,1822. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED.. Belton Vincelt, of Northampton-place, Old Kenrromd, Surrey, draper, from May SS to July 16, at eleven, at at Court of Commissioners of Bankrupts, Basinghall street, Luadoa. NANKRUPTCIV: STYPERSEDED. John Steel, of Rotorua, IVaraielt, timber-merchant. John Gilbert anJ Heury Taylor, late of Bristol, commis sion-merebaats. BANKRUPTS. Daniel Moore, Isle of Burrleeley Iron-works, Aston. near Birmingham, iron-master (but now a prisoner in the King's Bench Prison), to marrender, June 4,5, and 29, at twelve., at the George lon, Digbeth, Birmingham. Attorneys, Misers. Swain, Sieves., Maples, Praise, and Hunt, Frederick's plater, Old Jewry, London; and Messes. Whiteley and Son, Birmingham. John Owen, late of Leadenhalholreet, London, cabinet maker, to surrender, May 25, Jain' 1, s.id 29, at twelve, at the Court of Cormulestonera of Bankrupts. Rasinghall street. Attorneys, Messrs. Ashley and Hildyard, Boeklersbury, James Brittan, of Worcester, lises•drapir, in surrender, May 30, 31, sad June 29, at twelve, at the Commercial Rooms, Corn.street, Bri.tnl. Attorneys, Meson. Poole and Greenfield, Gray's Inn-square, London ; and Mr. Andrew Levett, jun. Small street, Bristol. Solomon Morris, now or late of Long Itchingtor, War wick, corn-dealer, to surrender, May 23, at five, 29, nod June 29, at ten, at the Ciaren Arms laii,Sourbain, Warwickshire. Aitornicyn, Mr. Edmond Walker, Exch. quer Ofike of Pleas, and Lincoln's Inn-fields, London; and Messrs. Borman sod Wright, Mombasa. Johu Burgess, of Lirerporil, dealer, to surrender. June 5,8, and 29, at one, at die Kong's Arm., Castle-sorer, Li verpool. Attorneys, Mr. Piekieced, DOIaTIInr, Liereporil ; and Messes. Blackateck and Bence, King'. Beucb-walk, Temple. London. Francis Falkuer, of Manchester, wirelsonseman, to sae render, June 4,5, and 20, at eleven, at the 11.trigrimiter Arms bin, Manchester. Attorneys, Memo. Hurd mid John son, Temple, Loudon ; and Mr. Hadfield, Manchester. Peter Williams, jusi. of Knightsbridge, Middlesex, dra. per, to surrender, May 25, Jose I, sail 29, at ten, at the Cuutt of Commnistuser. of Bankrupts, Besingball-street, London. Attorneys, Mesas.. Wilde, Rees, and Peacock, College.hil 1. Robert Slewart, late of King street, Cheapside, London, Srotch.fsrtor, to surrender, May 21, at eleven, Jane 9, ten, and 29, al eleven, at the Court of Commisaioneis of ! Baiskrups, Baslaghill street. Attorneys, Messrs. Shaw and Stephens Venilana building.. Goys n " . . JIITei George Hose. of Brampton, Meddles'', dealrr, to surrender, May 28, June 8, and 29, at ten, at the Court of Commissioners of Bankrupts, Besungliall-slreei, Loudon. Attorney, Mr.. Pike, New Boswell•court, Letolees Inn fields, London. James Goodwin, iota of Sheffield, York, but now a prisoner for debt is the Castle of York, victualler, to cur reader, May 28, 49, and June 29, at oral's, at the Sessions Hoissr, Walt, 8.1.1, York. Attorneys, Messrs. Fisher and SurHow, navies las, Leadoff; and Messrs. Cottle and Tirana. Minefield. Wary Hamper, of Chr Itrubam, Glourewler, hosier. to surrender, J une 4, at iii, 5, and 4P , as eleven, at the Royal Hotel, Cheltenham. Atturueys, Messrs. Viza.d and Blower, lon.ields, Luuduu Messes. Prises and Grif fith., Chellenhao. Jaws Bramwell, of Letadealtall.atreet, London, hatter, to surrender, May2s, June I, and '29, at ten. at the Court of Commissioners of Bankrupts, Bavtaghall rime, Loud u u. Attorney, Mr. Mayhew, Clianeery.lane, London. Joseph Pearson, of Neweastle-eader.Lyme, Stafford, grocer, to surrender, June 3, at. six, 4, and 49, at eleven, at she Castle Hotel, fierreastls.auder-Lyme. Mummer, Mr. Joke Ford Hyatt, Nene-agile. ender-Lyme ; sad Mr. Alexander Wilson, King's Senduwallr, Temple, Loodem. - • • DIVIDENDS. June 8. H. Widmer sad J, Widwer, of Colthropt-mills, Newbury. Berke, paper.makers, at eleven, at the Court al Commissioners of Bankroo pie, BasinehalLatreet, London. Jour 8. J. Sun, of Red Cow-lane, Hammersmith, Fulham, - - - - - 81.41611.8 ex, market gardener, at eleven, at the Court of Consiviasicolers of Hinkrtept., Basiugball•street, Louden. Jane 8. T. Jacobs and W. Sperra, of o‘ford, linen dr.per., at twelv►, at (e Curt of Cornothunoners u( Bask. opts, Bagingisall.sateel, Lando., June 8. (J. V,pood, of Ladcatr-1011, London, linen-draper, at el. Ten. at the Court of Cumnrksiuu• a • of Bankrupts, Bwaloghall-sirer t. June 8 J. F. ()abed. and J. Thrhoir, of Alderunan'a.vralk, London, metcbatets, at twehe, at the Court a Commis. 'lioness of Beektaple. June S. J. T. Taampaon, of Long...ere, Middlesex, coach. joiner, at Sc., at the COM. of Commiesioucis uf Beak _ 'UP". B"intball - strut. 1.011.101.. June 8. E. Godley, of Ouvrr•rirer P.eradilly, Middlesex, dressmaker, as resr, al the Cowl Connutesiusera of Bask- rept+, Bosingliall.sircel London. June S. J. Greer, of Prinincerell. Sleaford, Lincoln, mud of Weal Stdclwilb,Gasni.tiororgh, Notinichatn, hold, at twelve, at dn. Con, t of Cumanisatouera of ti.dokruptr, Saatashall-rteern, Leaden. Jove R. S. Ellis and O. Glower, of AtJersgatr-street. Lon de° , dryoalten, at tacks, at the Coati ut Loromilsiowers of Bankrupt., Ilastnehall strtrt, Loudon. Jesse 12. W. Maltby the younger and W. Thorpe the younger, of Bail, haes-drapers, at elate., at the White huts Ina, Kruad.otreatl, Bristol. how 22. J. Da Belo, ofCnirthall coml. London, nietehaet, at lea, at the Coors of Coinsitratunara of Bankrupts, Basitishall %treat, London. J une 49. G. Hubtue of Catenina-sitett, Laudon, limes . , farlor;at (mein, ttt Ilie . Costre a:Commissioners of flank. ropes, Dasi gh aI I .atrret, Imo& se. hose 8. D. Truman, of goldsmith-sheet, London, lare_ dealer, at ten, •t the Court of Commiserated. of Wasik. ropes, leraisighall-stdet, London. lime 10. A. thrph , upon, of RosioN Lintels, draper, at Atoms, al thsoWloute Hart Ittn, 13.mton. hoe 11. E. Villl'ord, of &moo, laneola , mereltani, at twelve, at she While Hint Ina, Natal. Jane 11. W. Soaps, of Lielalald, 'screw, %t eleven, at lbw Talbot Arms ton RogOsy, gialtordshire. Jame 29. W. Lowuds, O. i llohiniuss, mud H. Ntild, o Mae cheater, rotioasaytehaats, at iiae, at the While Bear lob, Maorhsster. • Jane 8. T. Lambert mod A. Lhoehert, or Leeds, Turk, wool atapkra. as elorro, at ohs Coom•hootr,Leeds. Jane 14. Jobs Parr, of Statol-kae, Ptfatuous, Lawman, chook•manafacturer ) at war ) at the Gmrse hos Deana gate. Mosebesorr. June 28. J. Johnson, late of New Boekeniam, Norfolk, butcher. at four, at she White Latin Nor•teb. June R. R. Straybait and T. Stubbs, of Coeapaide, London, warehousemen, at ten, at the Court of Comustastuuers of Bank. apt., Ila inghall street. June 8. R. Kelly, of Bonthantpton•row, IPnonwiltitg, man wailliaer, at twelve, at the Court of cumateissionets of Baukrupts, Basingbatt-street, Loudon June 8. C. Hepburn, of the - Curnmercill.roarl. Mirtalesca, surgeon, at twelve, at the Court of Commissiutteis of Bankrupt. ' Basinghnll street, London. June 8. J. 8. Willcox and T. J. Titierion, of Throlorld`s. road, Red Lion-sgu a re, Middlesex, roach-makers, at twelve, at the Court of CuMOllllllOOB,llll of Bankrupts, Basitsgban. Street, London. Jane 7. C. Raossford, late of Frost Hawney, Berk., mmilman, St twelve, at the Bear Inn, Waver, Berks. June S. J Latham, of Abingdon, Berks, grocer, at twelve, at the Crown and Thnole Inn, Abingdon. Jane 8. H °Asp, of Maryde.bone lane, Middlesex, boot and rlioe maker, at tea, at the Court of Coseasissomers of Bankrupts, Bmingh.ll-street, 1.41111.1ti0. June 8. 8. Rolwrts, of Chelicablm, Gloucester, druggist, at eleven, at the Plough Hdirl, Cheltenham. June 17. 8. Payne, of Nottingham, mouepserivener, at ele ven, at the Poach Bowl, Nottingham. June 11. W. Compton, of Riranneghant, linen-draper, at twelve, al the Royal Hotel, Birmingham. maiaA. CERTIFICATE .—Jura 8. M. Hoboes, of Maidstone, Kest, halserilasbee—O. ker., of Gorteston,Sulfolk, iron r.—H. Clarke, We of Bork dew, Hatitiagdon, grocrr.—W. Wilkinson sod J. Wilkiissus. of Belt-court. Mowing•lase, wine.aa-rchasta —J. J. Lat.', of Plymouth Dock, opirii•selkr .—D. Jereiny. Isle of the Stroud, Middlesex, but sow of St. Mildred's-alley, Corehill, Leedom, lines.draper —W. Stott, of Liverpool, liars-draper. —J. Hart, of Bradford, Wilts, shopkeeper.-11. Harrison, of Culeshill, Warwick, tanner.—J. Rose, of Brill, floasermi, greerr.—B. Hoyle, of &odd-street, Bloomsbury, Middle sex, tailor.—W. Young dad J. Renard, tide of Dowse's wharf; Hermitage, Middlesex, whoa ficiers.—F. Prtitpierre, add E. Petopierre, of South street, Finsbury square. Mid• dhows, and of Liverpool, aserebants.—J. Cupp r , of Eyam, Derby, grocer.—J. Harktua, of Farscursb, sear Hudalson, Storey, crape masofacturer. P A RTN ERTh I PS DISSOLVED. R. Kay sad J. Orrell, of button. Lancaster, ration-ma. aufseturero, March IS, 1822.-14. Flown► sad T. Scot!, of Rridpe•rosd. Lambeth, and of Lambetl►walk, grocers, May 13, 1822.—J. Peach and S. Staftway, of Mast:healer, fustian-manufacturers, May 18, 1822.—T. Anatey and F. Rase, late of South Multou-street, but now of Geurt••atrert, Hanover.square„, Middlesex, tailors, May IS, 1822.—.1. Larke and D. Clark, of Rt. J u ho's.winare, Clerkenwell, shoe-manufactures!, March 28, 1822.—T. Franklin sad J. Pearce, of Juhilee-place, Commercial-road, carpenters, May 14. 1822.—T Hewitt and H. W , of St. Dantean'''. hill. Lower Thames•strrrt, Lunduu, ■tatiunets, May 17, 1822. PRICE OF SUGAR. The ire prier of Brown or Muscavado Sem, mom pouted from the Rehire. made in the week ceding the 15th day of May, 1811, is 34.. Ibid. per headred wricht, ex clusive of the desks of cartons* paid nr payable therm ou the importation thereof polo Great Britain. PRICES OF CORN. Weekly Return of the Average Price of British Corn, Winchester Measure, as received kaint Ilse Inspectors in the respective Maritime Wier and Town■ in England and Wake, (rum which the Priers that govern Importation are calculated.—May 11. 1822. I I g 6 14° ♦ 34* 40 0 C ct. 3. •.s. d s. (1 5 I. ds. s. ds. r. d. 45 16 4116 191 1 j21 22 1 0 0 0 • MRITING•S OP CRPOITORs AT TAR COURT OF COMMI%SioNKRS OP BANKRUPTS, TO•SIORROW. J. Cruckshanks, tale or WestmioseN, sash-sesnerae two r 2 12 V.. Cuomo., 1151lbask.otret I, timber-roerebaat 2 12 DIVIDENDS. W. Wilms'. Shadwell, master mariner ll A. Nl'ls.aw, Alichnrcli lane, merchant. 11. Jack...u, 3linciug.. lane, merchant .. 12 W. Inn man. Tuser.hill, merchant....... lO J. Callow, Prunes-street, bookseller CERTIFICATES. R. Matimn, of Barfroloue, Kent, miller.—J. Motinsber, late of Leonard-creel, Finsburratteare, Middlesex, mer chnot.—T. C. Bailey, of Queen-street, Ckeapside, London, warellutiaeman.—P. R. Lew... of Bath-place, New-road, Moldle.ex, and late of Smut Jaints's-street, Piccadilly, menu nung-manufacturer.—J. Connor, late of King-street, Saint Geuree.in•llte•East, Middlesex, bust now of Lime-street, London, pap-maker -J. Pullork, of Adam's court, Broad street, Loudon, merchant.- , ..5. Williams, of Briatol, apothe cary —J. Hurl, late of (lrest Saiut Helens, Loudon. but sow a pi ironer in the ►isß. Brach, co.kmerch....—W. cuter, juu. Nitueatou, Warwick, silk-issannfaetuver. STATE OF NEWGATE. The following lea Statement of lbe Prisoners for T►ial at the cussing OIJ Bailey Sessions, which •ill commence on Wedneadoy nest, and the nature of their offences, viz Middlesex. Londms. Murder Maostarighter Returning from transportation 1 .... Burglary . Highway Robbery Hope htealing in the dwelllng.house Hoist stealing Malicion%ly stabbing Uttering forged Bask antra Receiving sink* goods Bigamy Stealing hots the person ll .... Larcenies Fraud Pshlishing blasphemous synths 5.... 1 Total 161 • This is Carlile's Showman, aft IJskisswo Ms.," sod who refuses to give his imam. Beautiful snificial roses are formed of the thin pellicle which lies between the shells and the whites of eggs. This very dvlicaie substance is+ o title and pliable, that it repieseuts admirably the velvet of the rose THE TURF. CHESTER RACF-4.—(CoircLuDre.) !• •• MAY id. The PalitialiStakes of 30p each, r ad., h. fl. fur three i.r.r obis. ; . ftfr. Hooldawneth's eh. f by Walton (genii) I Lord Grosseno r ' s bt. e. broth., tu Maocheater .... Lord Derby'. bl. e. by Rinaldo / airgepiiteikto of 20as. each. Two oa r T. staoley's Doge of Venice (Nichols/is) Lord Stamford's b. b. Pet er Lely Mr. Myth's'. eh. in. Queen Caroline v Mr. Beardsworth's b. V. I.wasa ..... • Two paid. Handicap of lOcs with Vacs. added. Lord Amoco.", h. ri. The Patriarch (Arthur) Mr. Beardswurth's b. c Sir % initial, 3 yrs old 7 Sir J. G. Egerton's b. h Young Centrism Sir T. Stanley's br. e. by Coriulanus, 3 yrs aid The Ladies' Pllnfle, Value 40/. Sir T. Stanitl'a hr. c. F,A411 ham (Nicholson) ........ 1 I Mr. Mytton's ch. f Ncitle, 3 yr. old 7 Mr. Formby's br. g. Vfltirlboirr Three drawn. poring payment of the pens oars last week the Doll-cior of excise at Lincoln, • curious clit cittustuttre hsppened from •haenee of mind. A prnaloner havinx received his moorj in bills placid the amount in (ae he suppcstd) his hat, but alto* another person's fur it. The Dower of she h at di p ttd without perceiving the deposit; sod sante nine efterwards, whilst tsikiug is the street, rimed hi. beaver, when the notes fell out. Scarcely be- Levin That the clouds rained beak notes, sod vet equally unable to account how they should fall oat of his het, the ristomatied man nevertheless deemed it right to pocket the affront, it least for that time. Whilst this woo pses , tig, the depositor of the hills, sin turning spin to the place where the hat had been, Lund that both hat anti bills were gone! Struck with astonishment at his loss, and not knowieg whose hat he hod borrowed fur a bank. the poor fellow published the eircumstunce through the mid of the up-hill crier; and • person who had hero informed by the tinder what • Futtenetnes cap he had got, happening to come &crow; the poll of the loser, hunting for his money, was the mean.' of his rteovering the lierd-earned boon for which his youth ful days had been devoted. PRICE OF STOCKS ON SATURDAY. 3 per Ct. Red... 7R 78 I Bank L. Ann 19115.16 prr Ct. Conf. • • • • 791 1 India 80nd.... 51 50 I r. 781 79 I Ex. Bills. 31 per Cent togi I I pr. I di.. I pr. par. 4 per 9liti I Milo Small .... 4 i". 5 per Lt. N i . . An. mtai Cons. far Acc. 794 7si FOREIGN STOCKS. Prussian 13 Is he; Huainan 6 per Cents. 69. with 11 for the rate ut exchange ; Metallic 5 per Cents at 76; Nraspo tan Stuck 69; Danish Luau 85; Austrian 111rusi4r !owl 75; Colombia's 10 per Cent. 101 ; and 6 per Calif. Bowls 85 to 86 DEATH. On the 17th instant, William Made, Eiq. of Allier Wood. Surrey, in his 704 year. HIGH WATER AT LONDON RRIDGE THIS DAT. Alurain 14 after 1. I Evening 45 ■flrr I. EVERY NAN HIS OWN DOCTOR , BY IRE IPIiE OF DR.BOERH A AVE'S RED PILLS, No. 4. Medwine (anions throughout Europe for the Core of every Stage and Symptom' of • certain Complaint.—lt its melancholy fact, that Munson& fall victims In this horrid Disease, owing to the soskilfulnem of illiterate men, who by an improper treatment ant unferrireatly caste these Coal Ulcerations and Blotches which so Aim aurae *a the Head, Face, and Body, with Dimness in the Sight, Noise in the Ear,. Dealitema, Strirtares, obstinate Glee's, Nodes on the Shia Boon, Ulcerated Sore Thrust, Dimeased Norm, Nocturnal Pains in the Head and Limbs (frequently mistaken for other Dmorders), till at herb a general debility and decay of the constitution ensues, cad a melancholy death puts a period to safeciag mortality. ••• With each Box is given a copious Bill or Direatioss, by is hirh all persons are melded speedily to rare themelmis with safety and sceresy, without confinement or hiodrsorc of business. Its amazing sale within the last sixty erre, though seldom advertised, is a certam criterion of its great utility.—Prier only 4s. (iJ. per Box. Sold by Mr. Johnston, 68, Cornhill ; Mr. Sanger (late Bacon and Co.), 1:50, (Mord-street, London; Mr. Tosusua, Chatham; and all Booksellers. " Dumus Cl platens uxer."—ilur. Thy house will pleasing wife. SOCRATES. by his Discourse en Marriage, se enraptured his auditors with the sobjeet, that the mar ried noes flew to liseir wive% and the bachelors hastened to be wedded, and the " Spectator" has affirmed, that the curl "wife" is the most agreeable and delightful 'tame in nature. The sacred initiiution, then, of marriage, compasses the desideratum of oat enjoyment, teeming not only •itit platens on earth, but disposing the soul itself so barmonde with bliss hereafter. Previous, however, Si entering rata this hallowed obligation, it become. an 'imperative dui', not ouly to regulate the passions, hot in chaise she grosser nature from those impurities which the freedom of un restricted • pleasore may have entailed ou it. To the *flied of ouch attention are attribotable many of those hapless instances, which, .bile they excite the evirriell• aeration of the beholder, should alto impress Inn, with the fear of self-reproach. Luxurious habits will effemintre the body--4 residence in the Orontes will relax the elastic fibre— but more especially dee% the premetore itastustion of youth too frequently compromise the natural dignity We. state of ivusition, from which the sgonired sufferer nit r• than doubts the chance of relief. To all such, thee, ne address ourselves, offerine hope, energi, muscular strength. felicity; see will our advances appear Questionable, sans. honed as they are by the multiplied pronfil of twenty year: successful experience. 'lle easy cares of married Ws we llonicrtiffilel disturbed by the sorpensiou of those blesono which concentrate the nuptial wreath, fir the female if often rosstilationalty weak, yet it can he strengibelti.t, gad deficient eaergy improved into (orienting' pes...r. to every case of syphilitic tairnsion, as wall as w every rrhs atiun • of the generative retioomy, we pledge our ability 1.. cure speedily, sod with effect. Earnestly solicitous to 'Apr I the unfeeling empiric ftom the wootion so presoutpliniily taken up, we deviate from gem ral principles with has heistalitto ; sod confident to our own honourable integrity as Members of the College of Surgeons, we refer the eta tering commouity of either sex (rypecially those eaten* into mato unionist life) at once to our boost, shier daily atttadaner is given for petition' ronsollaton, sod let ters from the eon wry are immediately assorted; obese Milt contain a remittance for advice sod medteise, which cats bs forwarded to say part of the world, however distant. GOSS and CO. M . It C. Sorereet.. N 0.7, Jersnyn.street, Si. James's; and No. 11, butterrie street, Flirt-street, Landow Prieftd owl Published at THE BRITISH PRESS si4 TIM GLOBE Office, No. It 7, Wt. and, by C. CORN' waLs., of the Stroud. In._.ib. -- -anal `"""'". FOREIGN STOCKS. se; Russian 6 per Cents. Ile. with 1I for e ; Metallic 5 per Cents at 76; riesooh. .111011 Luau ; Austrian illetallic Stork per Ceat. 101 ; and 6 per Ceut. bonds - DEATH. nt, William Mail*, EMI. of Collier Wood, year. - - • • - --• - • • - AT LONDON RRII)GE THIS DAlf. after 1. I Evening 45 after I. S OWN DOCTOR, BY triE rsE OF JAAVE'S RED P1L1.5.110.4. remelts throughout Europe for the Care Symptom of • certain Complaint.—lt tea at thematic!' fall victim, to this horrid be aoskilfrlnesx of illiterate men, who by meal sot utifiermeatly curie this foil Mulches which so strife appear ea the Body, with Dimness in the Sight, Ear., Dreamt, Strictures, obstinate he Shia Buses, Ulcerated Sure Three, °egoista' Pities in the Head and Limbs nt for other Disorders), till at herb a J decay of the constitution emotes, and a iota a period to suffering mortality. Sox is given a copious Bill of Threatiosa, is are enabled speedily to rare thentirtres eresy, without confinement or hiodeinec misting sale within the last sixty year!, 'ertisenl, is a certain criterion of its great 4s. fisl. per Box. hn tl:fu n. ereree, L :t C4 r nh oTd ; ou; Mr. Tsi %ir.S a r. u c er eu ( sa is a le 0, , ms et platens uxur."— Our. use and pleasing wife. . by his Discourse on Marrow., so i auditors with the •ehject, thug the mar• Mir wives. and the bachelors hastened to a Spectator" has affirmed, that the word I agreeable and delightful (lame in nature. 'lion, then, of marriage, COIN patOti , the r tujoymest, teeming not only with hap. at disposing the soul itself to harmonize i. Previous, however, ti entering nets !ration, it becomes as imperative (tuts. le the passions, het in (lessee the gnome e impurities which the freedom of oa- ✓ may have entailed ou it. To the somatioa ire attribatable many of thaw which, while They excite the comet• ,holder, should alio impress lion with the 'h. Luxurious habits will cerensintse the in the tropics will relax the elastic fitter— Ily dreg the premetere itrfatuation of lip compromise the *Metal diem'', torn s front whirls the agooired suffer's' en e !hence of relief. To all inch, the”, or offering hope, terms, muscular streoeth, our advances appear Questionable, sate : by the multiplied pr.:o4a of tacit, you. nee. The easy cares of monied tilt air • w4l by the sarpensiou of those blessing. the nuptial wreath, for the female hsiai easily weak, yet it can he strengthilwi, rgy improved into functional power. 10 bilitie intension, as well as in eyes y relax • satire ecouomy, we pledge our ability 10 I with effect. Earnestly solicitous to ibor I Orly fioin the posAion so presionplonai.la !state from geuiral principles with lens onfident to nor own kowourshle integrity he College of Surgeons, we refer the slat- y of either sex (eapeeialfy those eater* I life) at once to our boost, where s given for peigonel consultil lon , aid lel- t utry are immediately answered; these ! ate for advice sod 'indictee, which can be part of the world , however distant. CUSS and CO. M . R. C. Surgeose, intrect, NI. James's; and No. 11, Bugatti , street, Fleet-street, London. . _ _ tillshed at THE BRITISH PRESS s' Office, No. 137, 'holed, by C. I:01 0 ' Strand. N. N. 4 I