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Hawkins, Leadenhall-street, anchor , manufacturer, June 7, 14, and July 12, et twelve, at the Court of Cann's. sioners. Attorney, Air. Hutchinson, Crown-eourt, Thread-, needle-street. . W. Jones, Handsworth, Staffordshire, farmer, June 23, 24, and July 12, at one, at the George Inn, Livir,ol.- Attornies, Minn. Willie Watson, and Bowei,-T Mini okense.yanl, Lon don ; and Mr. Foster, Liverpool. J. Dices, Manchester, dealer, lune 25, 26, and July 12, at eleven, at the Golden Lion,Liverpool. sittornics, Mr. ..Nock. I:urat, and Mr. Southward:Preston ; and Mi. JaY,Gray's'lnn. plate, Loudon. J. Scott, Preston, draper, June 16, 17, and July 12, at two at the Star Inn, Manchester. Attornies, Mr. Higson, Man chester ; and Messrs. Ellis, Sons , Wahnsle y , and Genial, Chancery.lane, London. J. A. Randall,. Walworth, corn-dealer, June 10, 17, and July ,12, at eleven,, at the Court of Commissioners. Attornies, Messrs. Hodgson and Burton, Salisbury-street, Strand. J. Thatcher, Worth, Sussex, innkeeper, June 7, 17, and July 12, at twelve, at the Court of Commissioners. Atterney, Mr. Leigh, Charlotte-row, Mansion-house. • J. Simpson, Birmingham, plater, June 18, le, and July 12 , at . eleven, at the Royal 11Rtelollirmlngliatn. Attornies,Messrs , Long and Austen, Holborn-court, Gray's Inn; London; and Mr. Palmer, Birmingham. B. Sutcliffe, Chcapside, London, warehouseman, June 7, 14, and July 12, at ten, at the Court of Commissioners. Attor ney,_Mr. Bolton, Austin-Friars. W. Coster, Mount.street, St. George, Hanover-square, brick. laver, June 14, 21, and July 12, at ten, at the Court of Coin. mlssioners. Attorneys, Messrs. Hamilton and Twining, Ber. wick-street, Soho. A. Salisbury, and D. Salisbury, Windsor, drapers, June 12, 19, at two, and July 12, at three, at the Star Inn, Manchester. Attorneys, Mr. Cunliffe, Manchester ; and Messrs. Clarke, Richards, and Medcalf, Chancery.lane, London. W. Bell, and J. G. Harris, Brklee-street} Westminster, ha berdashers-, June 7, 14, and July 12, at twelve, at, the Court of Commissioners. Attorney, Mr. Gates, Cateaton-street, London. C. New, Leadenhall-street, London, silkononufacturer, June 7, 14, and July 12 at ten, at the Court of Commission era. Attorney, Mr. Hindtnarsh, Crescent, Jewin-street, Cripplegate. W. L. Thomas, Brighton, Sussex, grocer, June 7, 2 1 , and July 12, at tWelve, at the Court of Commissioners. Attornies, Messrs. Osbaldeston anti Murray, London-street, Fenchurch street, London. C. Anckland, Beauvoir-Town -Wharf, Kingsland-road, Mid. dlesex, builder, June 3, 17. and July 12, at one, at the Court of Commissioners. Attorney; Mr. Hodson, King's-road, Bed. ford-row. J. Read, Lovt-lane, Aldermanbury, London, clothworker, June 7,14, and July 12, at eleven, at the Court of Commis. sioners. Attornies ' Messrs. Walker, Rankin, and Richa rds, Basinghall.atreet, London. W. Millen, Bull's Head, Carnaby-street, Carnaby-market, victualler, Jane 7, 14, and Julyol2, at twelve, at the Court of Commissioners. Attornies, Messrs. Adams and Tilleard, Old ' Jewry. J. Cowie, -George-street, Mansion House,. London, wine. merchant, June 7, 14, and July 12, at eleven, at the Court of 'Commissioners. Attorney, Mr. C. J. Stephenson, New. 'court, St. Swithib's-lane. W. Gray, Birminginnst, nitil.fector, June 20, 91, at one, and July 12, at eleven, at the Royal Hotel, Birmingham. At tornies, Messrs. Norton and Chaplin, (hay's, Inn-square ; and Messrs. Spurrier, Ingleby, and Spurrier, Birmingham. A. Trail, lianover.street, Hanover-square, boot-maker, June 3, 10, and July 12, at one, at th e Court of Commie sioners. Attorney, Mr. Pugh, Langbourn Chambers, Fen chnrch-street. J. LaX i Liverpool, brewer, June 26, 26, and July 12, at one,. at the George Inn, Liverpool. A t torney, Mr. T. Lei cester, Liverpool. DIVIDENDS. June 24, W. Jeaffrevon, Framlingham, Suffolk, apothecary- July 7, T. Kent, Rirton-Holme, Lincolnshire, butcher--June 23, H. and W. Parry, CO-ech t , • M onmout hshire, tin-plate. rnan ufsettreers--June 23, J. Cletnenta; Newport, Monmouth . shire, shopkeeper-June 21, W. - Cotterell, Bishop's - Cleove , Gl oucester shire, farmer-Julv 1, S. R o bin s on, Huddersfield, Yarkshire, hosier---June 25, R obinson'and J. Stead, Dalton, Kirkheaton, Yorkethire, clothier-4 m ie nt, J. Petrie, Kempton, Middlesex, dealer-June 24, a, A. T . n n i gg enkate, Little Fastelleap, merchant-June 20, T. W. Elsm,-Bradfotd, Wilt shire, clothier.-. June 0. .1. Iltadock, ,Manchester, merchant- June 24,:J. ShnreY, Croydon, Surrey, coal-nierchant.- . June 21, C. Barry, Jenny n-street, St. Jam, s , s , surgeon -Time24, and W. Stirling, Copthall.eou rt , mer ehents.-June 23, W. Barnard, F ra mpton-e -Severn, Gloucestershire , June 21, N. B. and J. %. . Harvey, Rockfordd and Billericay, Etseg, bankers. • • grocer- THE ARMY. Tay, GREEKg. DEPTFORD VICTU4I4I.IN(hYiIItD, May t 7, NOTICE is h ere by given, That on Thursday, . the igth of Nest Month, will he exposed to PUBLIC S,11:,1i:, at His Majesty's Victualling Yard, Deptford, sun dry Lots of the followiUglinserriceable Stores, now lying in the said Yard, Ids, t— ' Bread, Bread Mist, Flour, Floor Sweepings, e Pea t ouse Sw e e se, ep- Pase Scre e nings, Oatmea l, Oatmeal Sweepings, 13akt ings, Ries, Calavances, Sugar, Batter, Cheese, Vinegar, Beef, Pork, Suet, Annisecd, Wine, Cocoa, Tea, Spruce, Macaroni, Lemon Juice , Cocoa Bags, Wine Tierces, Irish Bar rels, Bags and n a g s I ;Leager, Butt, Puncheon, Hogshead, Darrel, Half - H o g shead, Cheese Caslt, Tobacco Cask, and' Small Cask Stares, Heading, &c. Ste. Deposit of 251. per cent. is to be made Kpon the am par; ount nf each bat at the time of Sale, a nd the remainder of the cheee-meney to be paid before the Provisions or.Storores mqped, for which pu r p ose a period of.fourteen w king days will be allowed from the day (if Sale ; the Buyers particularly obserelag that not less than on hull of the quantitymai is to be taken away with in the first seven days, and the re nder i the seven following days,.otherwsse the Deposit Money will be tWeited, and the Provisions or Storrs r emain the proper nt ty be of the Crown, as no extension of' time w ill, on anti accou, EAST INDIA HOUSE, biriY q 7, 3 823 . THE covirr of DIRECTORS of the UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS at ENG LAND TRADING to the EAST INDIES, do hoeby gi!r, (18141RAL OaDER: Hera-Guards, Nay 1, 1823. Th e f o ll o wing Letter has been addreAe4.l to the Secrp;try of the (;,reek Cotnrnittee, by Lord BYII.ON, one of 'their Members The Board of Customs hiving establiihe4 the, 4 1-l ilexed Ite gulations, relative to the employment of the "Alilitury in aldrOf 'the Revenue. Coast Odard, the Onumander 7 in-Chief desires that they . may be strictly complied with by tae T,rOoln., who shall, from time to time, be placed up . ort that service. " Genoa 11fay 12 11123. " Sr a—l have great pleasure burcknowledging yourietter, and the honour which the Committee have done me. I shall , r • endeavour to deserve their confidence by every means in my power. otice, Tfhtt a SPECIAL GENERAL coußr of the said Com= psuy will be held at their House in Latadenhalt.ntreet on TUESDAY, the tOttt June neat, at Eleven u'Cloch in the forenoon, fur the purpose of laying before the Proprietors, fur their approbation, a Resolution of theCOurt of Directors of this day,. foretitahlishing a Supreme Court of Judicature at Bombay, in the' room of the Recorder's Court at that Weil. dency ; and• also for making sundry Alterations in the exist ing Prosisioni at to the Pensions to ttiv Judges of the Indian Conits Of JudicatOre on retirement, and as to glinting a Pension to the Recorder of Pt ince of Wales island upon re- By Command of his Royal Highness the Commandet.in- Chief, HENRY TORR.ENS;Adjut.-Ge4l. I. In all cages where Dragoons may be stationed in or near a district, and where their assistance shall appear to the In specting Commander to be necessary for the more effectual guard of the Stations under their inspection, they are to niak:e, application in writing to the Commanding. Officer of the Ilegi ment,to which the ttoops . belong for such a number as can be spared. - ' 'il. Whenever the Service Shall require the troops to be called out, the same is only to' be done under the direction of the Chief '9fficerOf the Station nearest to which they ' shall be quartered. . • a. the Riding Officer attached to the Station is the person by whoin' the Chief Officer's directions 'are to be conveyed to the ;Unholy, and in whose company they are to proceed to patrele, or to render the required assistance. " The principal materiel wanted by the Greeks appear* to be, first, a park of field artillery, light, arid fit for mountain :service ; secondly, gun-powder ; Minify; 'boapitet- or ' medical stores. The readiest mode of tranetriiesion is, I hear, by Idra, addressed to Mr. Negris, the 111 inister. I meant to send a certain quantity of the two latter—no great deal; but enough for an individual to *hew his good wishes for the Greek suceese, but am pausing, bpcause tn. case I should. go myself, I can take them with me.. I do net mean to limit rny own contribution, to this merely, hilt, more espe cially if I can get to Greece myself, I shall devote what ever resource% I can muster, of my own, to advancing the great object. lam in reneeepeudelice with Signor (well knovin to Mr, liobliouse.), who is now at but his latest advice merely statea that the . Greeks tire at present ployed in organizing their internal goverraneet, 'and the details of its administration ;--this would seem to intimate but the war is, however, far from being, terminetc-d. the Turks are an obstinate race, as all forniez wars hare, prowl them, and will return to the charge, for years to come, even , if beaten, as it is to be hoped they will be. Hut in no case can the labours of the Committee .be said to be in vain, for in the event even of the Greeks being subdued and dispersed, the funds which would be employed in succouring and gathering together the remnant, so as to alleviate in part, their distresses, and enable them to find or make a country (as so many 'emigrants of other na tions have been compelled to do), would " bless both those wing gave and those who take," as the bounty bath of justice and of mercy. With regard to the formation of a brigade (which Mr. Hobhouse hinti at in hisshort letter of this day's re ceipt, inclosing the one to which I have the honour to reply,) would presume to suggest, but merely as an Tiinion resulting • rather 'from the melancholy experience of the brigades embarked in the Colombian service, than from any . experiment yet fairly tried in Greece, that the attention of the Committee had bet ter, perhaps, be directed to the employment 'of officers of experience than the enrolment of raw British soldiers, which • latter . are apt to be unruly, and not 'Very service' ble„ in irregular warfare, by the side of . foreigners. A small body of good officers, especially artillery or engineers, with a edantity (such art the Committee, might deem eequieite) , ,, of stores, of the nature which Captain intimated as meet wanted, would, T should conceive, be a highly useful accession; Officers who had previously served in the Mediterranean would be preferable, us some knowledge of station Ix nearly indise pensable. It would be as well that they •4 should be aware that they- are not . _going " to rough it on a beef-steak and a bottle of port ;" 'but than Geeece, never; of late years, 'very plentifully stocked, for a tutees, pis,. at inuacnt the court- , try of all kinds of privation ; this rethink may seem au., perfluous ; but I have been led to it, by observing that many foreign officers, Italian, French, and some German (but fewer of the latter) have returned in, disgust, ima gining either that they were going up to make a psrty of pleasure, or to enjoy full pay, speedy promotion, anti .a very moderate degree of duty they ,Complain too of having been received by the Government or inhabitants ; ,but numbere of these complainants were mere adventurers, attracted by a hope of command and plunder, and disappointed of both; those Greeks that I have seen strenuously deity the charge of inhos. , pitality, and declare that they shared then pittance to the last crumb with their foreign volunteers. "I need not suggest to the Committee the very great Adm. tage which must accrue to Great Britain from . the succem of the Grteks e and their probable commercial relations with England its consequence, becaute I feel penniaded that the first object of the Committee is their emancipation without any interested views; but the consideratitin might. weigh with the English people Inge neral, in their present paesiou for every kind of speculation —e they need not cross the Atrt erican seas, for one Much better worth their while, and nearer home. The resources' even for an emigrant aiopulation in the Greek Islands, alone cars' verely to be parelleted, and the Cbeapllegg of every kind or not only tie, cessary, but luxury (that is SO gay, luxury of nature), fruits, wins, oil, &e. th a state of peace r are far beyond dime of the Cape anti Van Diernati's Land; and the other places of to , fuge, which the English population are searching for over the waters. " .1 beg that the Committee will command ma in any, and every way ; if I am favoured with any instructions, I shall endeavour to follow them to the hitter, whether conformable to my own Private opinion or not: be -leave to add pe,r sonally my respect for the Gentleman whom I have the liciaoUr of addressing, and am, Sir, " Your obliged and very obedient servant, +t (Signed) " " 140E14 IiVRON." tirement. The Court of Directors do also give notice. that the said General Court is further made Special, fur the purpose of lay ing before the Proprietors, for their appr4hation, tt Resolu tion of the Court of Directors of this do?, for making sundry Alterations in the existing Law with respect to Allowances to the Bishop of Calcutta, as to Pensions on retirement to the Bishop, and the several Archdeacons in his Diocese. The Reports required b y the By-Laws. together with the Documents upon which the said Resolutions: have been formed, are open for the inspection of the Proprietors at granted. The Trarisions and Stores may be viewed daring'the worh. ing hours of the Yard; on the three days irnosediateto ing the day of Sate. , Catalogues nn.y he had on application at the said Yard. JOHN BILL, Comp:roller. (CIRCULAR.) War-Office, May 18,1813. Sta—lt having been thought prgper that the, itilowfuicos to be granted to Clergymen performing. Divine Service to the Troops in Ireland, shall be paid at the same rates, and under the same rules as are in force in that respect in Great Britain, I have to acquaint you that his Makiesty is pleased to order that the RegWation contained in Sir Edward Baker's Letter, dated lath February, 1017, be considered as cancelled from 25th June next, and that all claims for Services pea :tied sub sequently to that date be submitted to the Chaplain-General, accompanied by a Certificate agreeable to whichever of the two forms enclosed herewith may be applicable' to the me. The Allowances to be granted will be paid at the following rates, viz.:-- this House. JOSEPH DART, Slctetary. L ES ELEGANTES, it new set of QU the A DRILLES, humbly dedic ated b y permission Os Right Honourable the Countess of PEstunoxt, by a LADY. Publishing, and be Sold, at the Regent's . Hurtnonic Institu tion, Regent-street, for the benefit of the Bedford Free School. Price 4s. ___...- ADMIIt.ALTY-OFFICE, 28th April, 1823. REFEIIR,ING to the Notice from this Office dated the 35th .tune, 1821, relative to the reception of Chronometers in a Depot opened at the Royal Observatory, at Greenwich ; the Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty • hereby make known, that after a consideration of the rates of the Chronometers which have been compared {dr t w e lve snorttlis at the Royal Observatory, (ncluding the time that se v e ral of them were sent to the Island of Madeira,) their Lorrishipt have with the 3thiCt: of the Roard of Lrorgittnle,. ordered the Chronometer of Mr. Ilarraud, number 9Z)7, to be purchased at the first premium price Of three hundred pounds. And their Lordships further make known that the following v alet and regulations will, dttrinz the present year, and until f ur ther notice, be observed in comparing the' rates of the Chronometers deposited upon trial at the Royal observatory, and' n assigning. the preminnis for the Chronometers which shall have kept the best and the second best lime, viz. ." The mean of the daily rates for each . month in the year shall be separately computed, and the difference..between the wettest and least of these mean rates being taken for each Chronometer, this difference Shall be doubled, and' added to the mean monthly -variation, that is, to the mean difference e,f the greatest anti least daily rates in each month and the escellenca of the Chronometer shall be determined by the smallness of this satin; but 'no Chronometer shall have a claim to the first prize if it exceed six seconds, nor to ,the A second if it exceed ten." J. W. CROKEit. LfftERAL OFFER. A MADEIRA MERCHANT offers the Pro. ..rll. duct of his own Estates, excellent MADEIRA, WINE, Having limited con . at £42 per Hogshead , or 42a. per dozen. notions in England, he resorts to an Advertisement, but trusts the prejudices existing against it will be removed when he as. sures the Public be has Satisfactorily supplied Royalty, and many men of rank through the same medium, to wh om be can refer ;or he will cheerfully grant to a respectable Put-chaser a reasonable time to satisfy himself before payment, that the lot purchased cOrrespimds with t he sam p les to be tasted at Messrs. FOX and CO.'S, No. 3, Poland street, Oxford-street. --.Some peciiliatly fine Sherry and Port, of the first shipping, at 445. and rifls per dtmen.—A. handsome allowance will he made upon taking upwards of 10 .dozen.. FOIL SEPARATE SERVICE. When a Separate Service is performed to any number of .roops, tint less than 100 and not exceeding 1000 rank and tile, lbs. a Service. If upwards of 1000 rank and tile, one guinea a Service. Where the number of troops is so great, at to render two or more Services necessary, On the same day, if the number pre sent at the First Service amounts to 1000 rank and file, one guinea to.be allowed for that Separate Service, and lbs. each for the Second and every ocher Service. WIIEN . THE TROOPS ATTEND DIVINE SERVICE WITH THE YA1119111101:11S AT cutatcri. For any number of troops above GO, and not exceeding 200 rank and file, four shillings a week. Above 350, and not exceeding 500 rank and file, seven shillings a week. Above 500 rank and file, ten shillings a week. Claims on amount of the above-mentioned Allowances they be made after the expiration of the Half-year ending '24th June or 24th December.—l have, Sr.c. (Signed) PA L ME Ii.STON. Itegianent. TfIR GRAVEL AND STONE, LUMBAGO , &c , H IC KMAN'S plus are allowed to be the most successful Preparation for effect tinny - removing and preventing the future recurrence of thoSe Disorders Which arise (rem an imp,erfect action of the Urinary Organs,. as Gravel and Slone, Loolhago, iwt he Back and Loins, Nuppressinu of Urine, &c. Composed of the. most innocent ingredients, this truly valuable Medicine relieves the suffer ing patient flout the excruciating tortures of those diseases without any violence or injury to the Con , litution, and re quires no confinement or restraint of dirt during'its use. It is rue of utdeg ppitlic Medicines extant : and ,its pecu- Car visit:telt and efficacy hire uniformly tortintainta the highest yepotation. • Sold in Ilexes, at 41. NI. and ifs. by Butler's,' Chemists, Cheuride, St, Paul's, 12 0 , ltegent - stree t (near the Argyle ,Rooms), London; %Waterloo place, F,ilinbutgb street, Dublin I and by the Principal Medicine Venders throughout the United Kingdom. Officer commanding PRO1110TIONS.—( War-Office, Malt 31.1 Bth Regiment of Dragoons—Edward James Hickman, Gent. (Riding Master) to be Cornet, without purchase. 9th Regiment of Light. Dragoons—Caputin James Alexander Lord Loughborough, from the ihalf-paY of the •20di Light Dragoons, to be Captain, vice Henry Ferguson,who exchanges, teeming the difference. 13th Ditto—Alexander Thomas Cockburn, Gent. to be Cor net, without purchase. vice Ellis, promoted. 17th Ditto—Major Heorge Imard, from the half-pay of the loth Light Dragoons, to be 31 or, vice Norcliin Nordin, who exchanges, receiving the difference between Infantry and Cavalry only. lath Iteglnent of Foot—Captain John Huadleston, front half-pay of the 34th Foot, to be Captain, without purchase, vice Churthill, appointed to the lst Ceylon Regiment ; En sign Jam Alexander Forbes to be Lieutenant, by - Ptuchalet vice senior, Promoted. • ... ;37th Ditto-Lieutcnant ThomasPeekenham Vtindeleur, from the half-pay of ebth Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Joseph Eve rett, who exchanges, receiving the difference. slat Ditto—Brevet Major Thomas Samuel Means to be Mairis,..py purchase. vice Feriron, promoted.; 141eut. Charles Henry arrington to be Captain, by pitrebase, vice Nicolls ; Ensign 'Francis \Vard, to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vies Farr rington ; Joseph Feskett, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Ward. fiDdi Ditto—Captain David Graham to be Major, without . purchase, vice Halford, deceased; Lieutenant 11 1 0 Man , ners to be Captain, vice Graham ; Ensign Allan 'Ma cdonald to be Lieutenant, vice Manners. 68th Ditto— Ensign John Douglas Cogan, from the Wr.pay of the 19th Foot, to be Ensign, vice Thomas Black, whO exr thangeS, receiving the difference. 01st Ditto--Captain John .''fonts u, from the half-pay of the 64th Foot, to be Captain, vice Thomas Crailocit, who ex changes. 801-11 Ditto—Assistant-Surgean John Hendrick-:, from the, half:pay of the 12th Foot, to be Assistant-Surgeon, vice Andrew Thempsoni whoexchungea: ' Ist 'Sires India - Regiment—:llajor Henity Capailoie from the half-pay of the beth Pout, to be Major, vice James Allen, who exchanges ' • Brevet 11Isjer Horatio (leo. Broke, from this - half , ' pay of the bath Foot, to be Captain, vice John , Alacnanuira, who exch anges. Ist Ceylon Regiment—i-Hrevet Lientenant-Colonel Chatham Horace Churchill, from the 10th Foot, to be Captain, without purchase, vice Hylton, whose appointment has not takertplace, 11.nnvE'r.--Xaptain David king Fawcett, of the lit 'Royal Veteran Battalion, to be Major in the Arniy. LONDON REPOSITORY for the CABINET MAKERS' SOCIETY, for every Description of CABINET FURNI TURE, FEATHER I,ED and MATTRESS MAW; FACTORY, No. 71, Corner of LEADENHALL. STREET, London, opposite Aldgate Purnp.--.Read. : -.. 4...-yir , Th r. , ii: ~, , "" v•Z :4*-4k, -Ps. st.-r , f* t,*- . i 44 l'i'r . , ,;;'-, .P 4 ,-, • , ~.. •,-, I 1 . ilt:' 4 --liWt 4, \. i • tii" , ,'qii i ....', , i,:,,...? 4 ' V; ~...• ' 4.-Ir i ~.' , 1 , 1 1, - .X . s ,,t ..„...,..„..,:,, 7... ?: '„; ,4, ',,, 0, i ' '' ':: l 4 ::. i' :- ;,; 4': :;' ' kt • ' 1•7:c1 2- 14 , 211 111W .7 . i ' ''''' e 4 ,1. ,:' ,v, , • 4. -- .ot, %.s' ' v . - i .: 1 f‘4"w% •, ~,, .. 't , . ...,,_ - LAW' INTE.LIIc.Eck'',, COURT OF KING'S lIENCII, Tut VINO v. WIIITEiii:An AND ANOTIMIL. - This was ats indictment against George Whiteheati , and.Wil- Lam Robert Browne, clerk,. for a conspiracy to defraud Sir Colin Campbell, Kan. of a sum of 6,00/. in the purchloi of an annuity grantetl by Browne to Sir Colin, upon the supposed security of certain taliyhold estates at Oreat Uolland, in lisscs, the curacy of the said parish, and other property, ,supktose4 to be worth 9,0091. The indictment averred, that 'the detendank„ Rrowne, was not pessessed of such 'property, and that both de fendants, knowingly, , fraudulently, and aectitfully, conspired to cheat the prosecutor of his monies,- by f.daely preterolinii that the defendant, .Brotriae t ._ was..possesseit thereof; - and dto id fact cheat him of ti,oool. by the means mentioned.' At the trial before the Chief Justice, at the. S',ttints ifter Unary Term, the only defendant who appeared was Whitt head Jury found him.GUilty. • The defendant, Mr. Whitehvad, was .now brought up to re , . teive the judgment of the Court, A great many affidavits were put in on his behalf, .whish went' to , show that be had been deceived by his ca.defeadant, with rrisaitt, previous to this -transaction, lit had had. none. tottiatio.ce hating been applied to merely in-his praVemiositil character, and rt pr,.esenting Wm no be it titan of . tba highest. honour and probity in all his proftataional itbroacticav4. 'the Cottwr, under the circumstances, graritcd ncw on poyrneut of touts. 'rite deftudttut 'was admitted to his fowler namely, himself In and two MIMICS SUOi. melt, to abide the event of the second trial. CRIMINAL INFORMATION. WA lIMOLL and CO. caution the relPeet tß_ • able Public - . to observe, it is At NO. 23. LITTLE BELL ALLEY, at the hack of the Bank.of England, %OWN great advantage is allowed in buying suporior genuine Teas for cash. One Ounce extra in taking a single Pottnd, and . one Pound allowed in every Twelve Pounds , and e ver y Order for 12lbs. and upwards, is sent carriage free to any part of the kingdom. All Orders from.. Country Dealers, Families, Proprietors of Inns, Taverns, &.c. must be post paid, and accompanied , with a remittance, or an order for payment in London. A single trial .will prove the liberal ,s of this Establishment, .4nd , convince every purchaser, that their Teas are of the choicest kinds, warranted Genuine, Icing selected and tasted by the most eminent Tea Brokers. • And it. hi the determination or Messrs. A. WARSIOLL and CO. to send all. Tea t, from their Warehouse, packed as they come from China,, to preserve their superior strength and' flavour. Congeu, 6s. ; fine strong Souchong Ten, Us. lid.; superior fine Breakfast Souchong, .7ii. ; best ditto, Os. to 10s. ; remarkably fine Green Tea, Hymn kind, Be. to Lis. real Hylton, very fine, 10s. ; best }Tyson, 125.; Gunpowder Tea, 13 s. • fine Colreei its.; very fine 3s. 4a. ; best Turkey OWEN 4s. OS. to (is. NORFOLK and SUFFOLK TEA WAREHOUSE, No. 23, LITTLE BELL A.LLEY Up Leathersellerse.bitildings, London Wall, leading to the Bank of England, London. Ct. Country families are recommended to write to the above Wholesale Warehouse, to obtain superior genuine Teas ; sent carriage fiee. 7,11 E KING v 1,111711010. Money Only. Tli E Society of Cabinet-Makers respectfully' inform the Public that they still continue the above Establishment,' for the Benefit of Industrious Mechanics who have large Familes, by offering them Manufactured Articles ill she DalkneLLine, of the best Workmanship, and. Cheaper hen' - any H ou se can do in London by twenty -five pe r cent., there being no other profit required on the Goods but the bare house expencet r' at the same time will he sufficiently satisfied with h ae i nt eonatantiEmidoysnent for themselves and families. • This Society w.is Established in June, 1821, consisting of 20 Mechanics, a dding the number of their Wives and Fami lies, amounted to 66 t in June, 1810, five more were added to the Society ; in June, 1820,10 ; and in Juno 1821, 8. The total Number now receiving Support through the Meant be this Establishment is 191. The Society and their Families beg leave to return their sincere thanks to those Ladies and. Gentlemen who have hitherto honoured them with their Orders and Recommenda. dons, and shall always feel happy in their endeavonrs to give future satisfaction ; at the same time tolicit a Continuance of their Benevolence, whereby they may be enabled to increase the Number of the Society. The following Articles arc inserted as a Specimen of the very Low Prices, all warranted.-Ready Money only. Fall size Mahogany four-post Bedstead, lath bottom 31. 15s. -Full size tent Bedstead 11. tis.-11ordered hair Mattress to tit 11. ls.-Mahogany Drawer, solid ends 31; Bs.---Feather Bed 21.10~.-Ditto, free from dust and smell, full size 31. 10s.-- Six japanned Chairs of any description in oil 11. 65.-Best do. Wash-hand-stand 165.-Ditto, Dressing Table lac-Hearth Rugs 145.- 7 3 ft.. 6 inches Chest of Drawers 41. 45.-Three-foot mahogany Pembroke Table U. 1118.-Three-foot ditto on pile tars and claws 31. Ms.-Mahogany Dressing Table 11.-Ditto Bidett, best H. 45.-Ditto Bedateps 11. N....Mitt° ditto 11. 12s. -Ditto ditto 21.2 s -Ditto Box Glass, 2 drawers, best British Plate 155.--Ditto ditto Is. 65.-Ditto ditto 11. •18s.-Ditto Swing Glass, large size, commode N.-Ditto ditto 55.-Ditto ditto 85.-Ditto thus 125.-Sea Bed and Pillow ss. 6d.-Ditto ditto 61.-Ditto ditto 78. -Tray. Stand 75.-Long Mahogany Tray 145.--Japanned Book Shelf 75. - Tea Caddy 10s.-Porta hie Desk 215.-Desk covers in number 145.-Music Chairs any pattern Bs. 6d.-Eight Mahogany Chairs, covered with horse halt, brasi nailed 61. 65.-8 ditto ditto 61. 158.-8 ditto ditto 71.7 L- -6 Trafalgar ditto 91. 95.-31.ahogany Sofa to match • 71. 10.x.-Ditto Couch 71.105.--Ditto ditto 81.14h.-Ditto, with Bedstead-71. 10s.- Set of Mahogany Card and Sofa Tables, on turned legs, banded in rose-wood 81.155.--Set of Mahogany Tables, two Card and Sofa., on pillars and claws 121. 125.- Ditto, the best that can:be inge--tourder or pattern 161. 10s. -Handsome 7 foot '6 pedestal, Sideboard, with carved back 171..-Ditto 7 foot 1111.-Ditto 6 foot. , six 151.-Set of Dieing Tables, of the lastAnittern, foot lw 10 foot 61 11.- Ditto,4-f00t.2 by 11 foot 6,151.--Ditto, 4 foot 6 by 12 foot 6, 161.165.---If Spanish, au Advance of ,31,.105.- = Straw-Pallitisse 11. la.-Tent - Bedstead and furniture ;11.15.-Bamboo Bed: . stead and - French elyptlotetp, with drapery. and fringe,. 01.. -Five-foot mahogany four-post Bedstea d . and furniture, With. French' ilraPeries,.lilted all _through; complete, 151. 10‘.- Fise-fmt ditto ditto 16s. IN.-Ditto ditto with cornice, of a superior make, 14 Its.-Ditto ditto, with gold cornice, de; gent •drapery, 201.-Drawing-room Curtains, of the best Mo , j me and Chintz, fitted for window, 111. 6d.-Ditto ditto 71. 7s. ~Dittp, of Superior and 'elegant style of work, 1111. 10s.- Drawitig.rOont rose-wood-:-Drawing.roorn Trafalgar •• Chairs Dit u oallid with buhl. 201.-Table, 2 Coven, and Sofa, 181. 18s.---Ditto 11. 1 s.-"Drawing:rcuim Safe 61. 65.-Ditto, 71. 7s. 81.,115.--.Horsefltair - Cushions, each :is. 6d.-Covered ditto 41. W. THLTENELL, Agent. covSTRY "DEALERS WOOPLIED. 11 , 444 piejrAd freo,of oxlip/Ice, .except the materials, and sent to *II, parts of Great Britain, and to the Vast and West In. dies.;-Captitirut . fitted out, :and merchants supplied with Ca. binet Goods for Exportation. `. l Ap ar ti ne nts Furnished at a few - hours' notice, and Houses two or four days. AGRICULTURE, MONTIIL.Y REPORT F 0 It MAY.--The late harsh and dry weather has been succeeded b warm and genial rains, which havehad a very favourable effect, and wrought a most agreeabbi change in the gentwarappearance of the country. .In some parts of Scotland the rains have been very heavy; aid at tended with temporary damage, assuring, however, a plentiful crop of grass. The crops of bent corn, pulse, and seeds, V.Ack ward at first, and of unhealthy colour, from the rigour of the Sela4.ll, have lately assumed a beautiful verdure, and are g rruv. ing most lnicuriantly. The wheats, on the whole, look was and promise a .considerable crop. The culture offering when, of which weheard little a few years since, is reviving. The dry weather wa.s particularly favourable to getting the ands s in condition for the potatoes and turnipi. P o tatoe plantiw in a state of torwartiness ; and we beg to remind the c ultivators of turnips not to forget Swedes at the ensuing seed-season.. The backwardßeiti of the present year's soden, it suppose,a, will be nearly!' Month. There is yet great, hope of the fruit, not witbstandulg die severity of Ole spring. On Tuesday last, nt Southborough, as a min• man was engaged in a field near her Ignite; a fine little boy., two year ti Old, belong - ing to a Mtn. Crundle. air borough, whilst amusing fur elf in playing near the woman, suddenly disappeared 1 The penal), enNlouctO know theyi" C: 4 i t * hit Stetted to its ironic,, sitrpOing be h'ldgme bo# `#tet finding him, instantly sett .ydttrit to sercrelf the field. wilt,v tbe ChM was foUnd in a hole or wt:lc itnriterited in watv:3 te poor little sufferer was taken out and. medicisl asvistanoe'pro cured, but the vital spark had fled. CERTIFICATHS, W. Simons, 'Bll l ninilham, brush-maket----R.' Dedfardi S. Martin's-lc.tirana, si a ae, Tottenham-court road, bucker.--W. Wood, jun., Sun-court, Bishopagate-street, shopkeepor..—Ja T. Clement, Bro b a. s treet, insurance broker. —W. Mitchell, Nranstead, butcher. • . pAtt TN E RSI . I IPS D ISSOLVE D' C. Chester and J. 1). Kohler, en es p' x ide, furriers-31. and T. A. Waring, 31argaret-street, Cavendish -square, carvers and gilder , — 31. and ) c. 11 i and 4 1. It 'rozer, Milk-street, theapside, hosiers, so far us regards J. R. Tozer—T. ,Mellor and S. Earnahaw, 'Ashton-under-I,llli, cotton-spinners—E. Gower and T, Pennell, Kiddeniiinstor, printers—J. D. Holt 'and Johnson, Liverpool, • grocers ;. M. and T. EllimaTi s , fiertforasii i re, linen drapers—N..l- 1 0 0 n and H. Ittlettic, E a gle-street, Red Lion -square, carperiters,--.31. Bennett and S.. Nash, - Duke-strett, - St. James`a, lodging-house-keepers:—W. Corby and E. Reed, Church -strert, Lietlinal-green, I earn-. dealers—J. and E ; Clegg Rti , chaale, 'card-makers—J. J la . m lrhi t t i ta l ker B , n it it . lll )'yan tilid d, J. ;Milner,en.Ne en-Newton, DarsetAtiire, carpenters—, and G. Dickenson Leeds,. Yorkshire, stone-maps, So far as regards CI, Dic kenson-.- R. Bright, R. Rush, J. Elton, J. Elton , /I. G. Ames, and G. W. Pritchett, Wick, Oloucestershire, iron-manufacturers—= J. Park, and 3. Pletcher, Liverpool, brokers—o, B ra d.' sham and J. liaslaru, Ilulrne, Lancashire, tlyers—M.. anti lal. Roberts, Bristol, - achool-Mistresses---W, \v a l. anetionerr—S. Howard lace, R. Steele , . A. Borraaaile; J. ana j W a lke r ; Nash, J. Ili% tterbee; and J. N c i o 'o u r i k n i gi ng o t r i ti ln ; , u shr th ,b e nge tte rs , ana J. , g. Birtiley , Birehin.huie, ship-brokers-Ir. Elkin, E. Taylor, ana W. Ilakewell, lisinbury, Scaffordabire, millers; ael far as regards W. wui C. J. oe,bre'‘ets. . - •- . . ~ lgtnicAt. BfINtrOLEST SOCIA:TY.---On Satur, day . the Seventh Anniversary of the :itt'tlical Benevolent Sudety fot the rellef.of distressed *.ileinbers of . the Profession, was celebrated nt the Albion I ,'llVt.`rn, AhieNtate.Street. • fits Royal highness the Duke of Se se Ex took' the Ch a i r , and was luppOrted by sortie of th,3 m ost 0 - 00 nett Practitioners, of edi. sine and Surgery in the 3,1 etrop ol is. A ftc r'the li.,,`tign'it„health had been drank with every mark ofrespeet, the erettident l Dr. Lai' waxt, announced to the company that he WA • rectiviti, - thrOUgh the hand: , of Sir' W. ifiN 1 fill'r ow, the triurtitit;ent dorm. t w o o e lOU go i n eas 'from his 31AJEsTY to the funds of the Sou 1 ciety. In the course of the evening various other liberal don tpiel'irel'e'ttehaatntlinueueitnmplitl A o r f Kl ih b e Y r , t l 4 a itieerhrlatwl i i i n ts: e } r ! e iv ased a " ell ein t e l :f i tn t 1111% * in ther,past year. hrs. 8.101.i.tt, I.IIIE, ettutirrn, u - ex, :NI elts:ll.,TEOhliT, COVIAN it, Frt.:1..11, and other tiend emen , sevelly addressed the 3leetintton the' flourishing state of t h e , Society, and the highly benciic►A! ef,retis it must hereafter pro duce ' ; both saiieh ids 31..krinsi s A - - tnoit irradaus patro n a ge is ' highlY calculated to ipereat,e. t i The thieve" have of late lilt upott.ti t , ? y e i mo d e of ilvceptiOn, _White ettgagtit ill thYiel : )i ' . ' of de predation. When picking a lock ill thttifight, the'v 'conceal the solifol of the operatic:lns kiln.)). .4 • " titiug the cry of cats K IMAM Y (ham sox.--The 711th Regiment, now quarter ed here, were inspected in the ll:wrack-equine, on'lhintrday morning, by Sir Colquhoun Grant, who expressed Miamian' in the mast favourable terms of the .! discipline and ,appearance of this fine body of ram. The Cleneral also, after a personal in quiry into the inteNor arrangements of the barracks; &ie., spoke of all as highly creditable to Colonel Lindsay. The exedlent state of the Messes, Hospital, School, &c., called forth Abe particular approval of Sir Colquboun firma, who examined tbe children in the ham establishment, and evinced much liatiS. faction at their proficiency in juvenile studies. The removal of the 78th from this garrison may be looked for, We ap, prehenti, in the general change of military quarters 'Usual at this period of the year, and eettainly, no Regiment has established more decisive dairies on public -approbation, in Ihe uniform gentleman-like deparreent its ; Officoa, and that strict regard to moral and to social duties, every : way so honourable to the soldter's character, which halt distinguished the conduct of the rat-commissioned_ ofileera arid , privates.— This gallon corps, inhered, erijoye, in the very excellent quell ties of Colonel Lindsay's public and private el4racter, the au- Immo advantage of that gool example, whieb, far more si r iectually.then the mere exercise. of military restraint, improves the habits, end exalts the spirit of the soldier.—(. wry Papp, May 28. j Major-Oeneral Harris, who is appointed to the Staff in lre land', is daily expected at Athlone, to repines Major-Oenerel Elley, ordered to command in Limerick garrison, which is to be composed of two Infantry Regimentit.—Lieute ment-CelonelNerre, late of the 23d Light Dragoon*, is ap- Vinted Assishutt darter i---,,---reidater-Geperal in ire ell i vice French, deceased, an is to be Attached to Sir John E ere Staff. :.The brigade tit Horse Artillery in hinaertek garrisons, coin moiled by 'Major Mattlotoild, are In proceed to Dublin, on the arrival in Limerick of Colonel Webber Smyth** troop of horse Artillery, ,wholnive received ortlers to proceed, W°4lYiFt." he 'Oal'hioyers, littartered in cork andl, iitoierlOLi have receiv e d . a route for Dublin, and are to nnuth thence on rhe-fittb 9111-ntJutta. They are . to be replaced by the lildt Lancers. A gown) exchange of vault* 144t0.pf through Ireland. will take place in the mattingrap, • it IWO that the /BtA Kighltintfers, ,ffinit Kilkenny; replace the " Rif* -Drigado at Rathlteele.—t Dub& Corraproutear, .ifay 20.) Mr. PEARSON, in taster Term, had obtained a rulo,crelling on this defendant to show cause Why a trituiniel aitfoxtitatinic should not be tiled against him for certain corrupt miseondort in his office, of One of the. Coroners Sor •ttet county of Salop, husband.hat e , before Mr. Justice Best, been eOnvicted at th,.: upon an inquest minting the death of Mrs.. Newton., whoPe last Shoop& -aisizes of the wilful murder Of his Sire, aria executed - . The groitrdi,of rnalsersatioa sera teesat)y Mated. Mr. JERVis and costurr shewell cause againtt the rule, and upon long aitldaiiini addressed themselves, .sriiortia, to these several heads ornecusation. NT. PLAlttigN, (with ,'WhOM levet Air. CAlsratat,t.. - .„ lilt. Itu anti Mr. RYAN) on the other stele., wan not heard in support of the rule. Before Mr. Conlin? had .e.oncluited his The 1.00 Ivo Cuts: IV JUtiT ittterKtivit, 3,1•0 it was with. great rt±lueutrtee that he veratired to amp the fit tthr: aivosNtion et' the eases hut without veatating 'to , express - any opinion, upon particular points of ties atrataiits. ithicii-atiatht, to any degtta.t, tirtkiatilea the defendant,, be aboahl daLkyilbserve, luuh lug to the whole of the traneacilan; it appeartel the Court that this matteS outga to go aerate a Jury of the tioultry, la order that they}nig t Pl'oloo4o Oktir:.4l44lol)l4pon it. prole' absolute tor a el-aria:4 laitotaaoa , .. '• . . etititta - or oommtvs - ',NNY tl. The Coati sat 40 , "...•tfasse*, this theirairtip is was int has ttd , tii CautitsellO tlasirriohl)bittiß*.4o4o . 4 pf hit ft VOIMI, titir o v, rirrepotvi,B,4olr en netilon of past f or nit t ytatttintct arin, swain-not he AttNedt th*'Pati l4l * Ina urtnltitftl , the. Matter 044 OAWL th l ya tirc aftcrwiiilis sat at *SI. .1444, to to k u*lv. to -Tided otaca.