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LITERAIIY NOTICE. ACCOUNT of the ROYAL HOSPITAL and COLAs.- MATH CHURCH of ST. KATHARINE, near the 'Away of Undo*. By J. B. Nicuot.s, F.E.A. F.L.S.. 4ta. p. This Publication owes its origin to the interest' ,rasited in consequence of the application to Ptbr• kassient for a Bill to make New Docks on tte site of the Precinct and Collegiate Church of St. Katherine ; which application our readers are al ressly *ware has been for the present withdrawn. Thiegh every lover of his country must rejoice at the corn snereial prolix:lily which requires this additional accommoda tion hr she I on of London—the Antiquary, alive to the vener. slim remains ordistant years, cannot but regret the anticipated hetntction of the Collegiate ..Church of tit. Katharine. It is attaehtd to the oldest Ecclesiastical community existing in Enthral, which survived the shocks of 'the Reformation, and tistrporiteniesd frenzy of the succeeding age." finis volume is chiefly compiled from Dr. Du- History, puhliblied about forty years age, which, in consequence of a destructive fire in ieb., 1808, is stow a giber carisarnus. It. is compendious, but accurate, preserving copies of he epitaphs placed in the Church since Dr. Du caert's es still as an alphabetical list of 'those printed -it Dr. DucAntt.'s Work. The , yelume is embellished with six Plates, representiug--l. Inside View of the Church, by CARTKII.OII 1780.-2. Ground Plot of the Hos ' OW and Church in 1781.-3. floLtAtt's View .44 the Church, 1680, ttc.,l 4 ‘c.!--4. North-East 0 1 ;evt of the Church,,, by l'ouNti . , in 1771.1.-- 5. Itar-piece a oat Monuments of Duke of Exeter and Von. E. Montague.-6. Carvings muter the Stalls. and owthe Pulpit, be, , The well-known - accuracy a r tily .Ntotot.t.s, family its all matters of antiquity,ltssrticularly of: the venernhlo Ii end of that family, must render every work from Lheir hands a valuable addition to British Litera. tore, anal we . may fairly recommend , this work to 'alto attention of ,our Readers its gene,r4l. TILEINCJI PATE Fram Ms Journd ilia foftwurcr of Thursday.) 1 'Axis , JULY B.—At noon the King - presided a-t u Council of Miniituit, which lasted an hour Itfid a . 'lair. The Prince de Gaiitzin set oil Ow day before , yesterday from Paris for London, en-courier, with dispatches froth the Russian Ambassador. On .Motiktity linit the Americans, residing in Paris, celebrated the anniversary of the indepen dence of the United States, llis Excellency Mr.. o - Brwn, the American Minister, and General Lefeyette f honoured the Meeting with their • presence. risk. Irving, Ex-American Minister at Madrid, was in the Chair. After a few national • ware drank. the Clrairnl:tn NAu to laropow tee health of the Martinis de I.afeyette, tit hicli he iotrodtired at fttllowa : " Fer,Low CITIZENS—It is not ncccs!.4ry, nor would it • 10300 M. ITO to eulogize General Lafayette bore prcientr we r -joke that (agreeably to the invitation of the f,'onicrcss,4lfielt 1- , or totn communicated to NM) he lots ilkitid to coilmrk fht t,o- country; his reception. we can word b hn, will be worthy rde his orfott merit and of his eminent terviees. We offer him . our best wishes for his eat passage for the preiervation t,t' his health, and for his balorinek" The o.meral rote nod-said,..", When I bail last the honour of dining with you in ,publi.4C expresseilimy enalous'ilestre to vialt th# b#lnved soil of the United statei ; the new' monifeAtit.' -eon* of Aro"ricsn which I have sire - e theo rte-ived, • ' has- indoced time to batten to en,iiiy the happy voriige with Ow most tender gratitude that I thank you fur your . e•':•"o:ffra.ulations and your goad wishes, oht!er tiff' protpect _ to wel, .1 letve Uf lindiug myself in it fc..Yi days nit my way to Am*riett, wider the alai flag of our revolution, liberty, nail in ipe-rience," . . Cieneral I.OArAVAT TV gave the folhiwing matt the A.-47 alliance of the friends liberty and 'erotalny, autl may ‘ ,1 1 ., wor t .e of the cause of independence never succeed in their Intrigue. to divide it ere they caur t colpinter Mr. II irstanna gave—"lhe Memory of Lord Byron.' Mr. poirrxit-', The last Messvc or the President of the tjoited f Prim Thr ' , Tier of Sloe ki teenveteti in some degr ee , C..)-41ay, in Conto.(lllcliee of to Ire received from London, that tine Titre° pi.r,crpts. •1140 1.0, end that it we, not in eputiinpiwi on tit SIPTI , I ti) 04tico im,lovqs vent done. , The French squadron,.rotisistinz . of e - lrigate and three corvettes, which freently arrived at ,t;reitstailt, in Russia , Will sent there to tale in stores for the navy., 1 , , *e PrOin !the C ' un t trait:tor el of Frirlrry. ) Alt 11, d Ut,v Quoliticinic to y p A rciihialiop t tsf Totslotise has written . the follow-' lug letter tn one of his Colleagues • My Lord -You 'd° me the honour of )'!clog if l'irir i eVe, cnimi a !encl' from die Minister of the Interior, demanding of tie Superior* :and Professors at toy Seutineriet their adhesion to the d .elaratiorief the French Clergy in 1092, and youreo.iem. ti)kanw If 1 have replied, and what to this lever. es, my I,ord. I yourself, received this extraordinary missive. I have • r tArt veeeivetlit tyke, but I have rcurnod no answer. I have hail the honour to write the same fact to several door collesgtte‘, viler hod given ine the same mark of confidence u yourself, in snaking tile same terinest. I have begged them to observe, lino, that formerly only the Professors of Universities ware sub jected to this formallty..-secnnilly,,that the civil pn irer hid no rigid to point out to time Bishops what the should prescribe fur midi-Atom in their Seminaries—third, that the formula of adhesion, as it was.sent,.oppeved to pretent the foar articles' as doei4inti of faith, which.tbcy are not, and would expose us to the censure of the Iloly . See—fourth, that this inciistire was in convenient and inadoossible, because it Contained en engage roont tO profess the doctrine of the four articles, prrylleri doe. • -.triton: r it is Moreover ridiculous, because it requires that they should profess anti •instruet, priylleri tit doccrc velk—fifth, that this useless meature, which woo another attack on the privi - de.fmt of die Bishop*, would displease at Home, and'was both *politic and unseasonable at a time when there was perfect harmony between Ittnue and France knowing with what care the Government avoided every thing which could stir tip thole/tied distention*, always denorthis, I presume that sqtrie t.iiiildtern of the Minister's office, excited perhaps 1w some 4ovotet the Council of State, had prose:lied this Circular to tie Minister for hie li,ignaturci who had not paid attention to ii, --seventh, that it could only,be die work of some person not of maleine disturbance, and that the best thing to do, was to pike lid abases of it. as not having arrived. a .. I remain, kc.' It MAT perhaps not.;latueelets to rttritinti the reader of what the tleclaratierrof 11912, to which a portion of the Clergy at ertteledt iiettn riiimoled not tic submit, consisted. The Edict of I (i ,°on,tine subjec t extension of the ro;riale., buying been iwiter.ed lay the ofnlit ,tasemnbly of l 9114,1; i 11 Oa t X I. ot . ?nt tirirkilntirent t bontaininm g axims eonirarl to „ those of the hrfttt whiihative Occasion ;II an C7(1011111 , 11.100 of the, proposi., UZnx Presea by the Sorbonnein 1603, and the result of the 1 % 000111 4 was, the four propositions contained in the'dectara t; of toe 1hP (0441 -1 1 f-..,tkla Allier as to ecc lesiastical, power. (Tier stet ~lit,ewft e 14: iln gy 4suet.) The tire; that the Pope t ot e no entnotity'oYerOne•tfitrepor a tities of Monarchs. The re iNind , that din oonlll is eoperior tip die Pope, agreccilile to what bolt iflaco W 01 1! ilkartd Atli, Sessions of the Council of e: 4 f,anee, 'Pie 3,1, that lite Use of Ole A pottelical power might 1 4 he regiilited 'l4 thb fltokrot without infringing on the iliher• tiekertiv6 klatteimioisti*44.. 'rho that it behinged chiefly to ,th e , • poi* ttf a rcitte Matters of faith, that hi. &Ado*. rib 009 0 1 1 1 T eliurcheii brit 'decisions at, 060'6'4 bane lea . isfU 'thcetiurallu‘racoam il i t h m.., This aktnikkiltd • t t/he, gjae ll. .}; ( ll, t °' etc Parliament in March 23. '''"+ theta..., tered in Ilefc,re entering on the important question t b on mated, wi t w ill remark that the Clergy, et least several wirshberit of The Clergy, at present regret the principles defend.' ~ed by Bounet, adopted by the Clergy 11110112, and sanctioned , br Limbs XI!. Ahus they disallow, and would destroy t h e of the unkiegt church ; end would widukawtheadus... ticet Kt the set btartes front the insptctinn lend authority eel*. vernment, which is positively declined by tbn letter we have just transcribed. ALCIANDRIA, MAT 13. --The preparatlon! for a grand expedition against• the .reeks, an nounced three months ago, have beep suspended, or rather were n►ver begun. Otie of the prin cipal motives for this is, that a , .new Santon of Arabia has thrown himself amongst the Wech ubites, and by the fanaticism which he has been able to inspire among n people easily moved by religious sentiments, he has succeeded in asse►n hling a large army, at the head of which he threatens the frontiers of Spia v Like those ss ho hare preceded him, he is a violent Reformer, ti ho wishes to pass for the restorer of primitive Islamism, whirl► be says has been perverted by the Osman Ha. The p;rtisans of the Porte cow.' time, however, to spread the report, that Ma homed Ali will not,giv• up entirely his projects against Greece; but they do not say the troops can set out before the end of July or the begin ning of August, and they make the. contingent amount to 3,000 men. This is a .small number to which the 30,000 have dwindled, and which was to cross the seas against Greece*. (.ircom at Moiler, data? Smturdav : July 10.) ST. CLOUD,, .burr 9.--T ht king has heard Mass in his aparttnenti.-1112 Kxcelleory M. de Villele transacted business vaith his Alejeity, who took nu airing at two o'cioCk. Yesterday, a after t ere, his Majesty took en liritm to Mention. lii Majesty had sent be fore hand, that ha might lie informed, as he passed, of the health of the Duke de la Cliatre. The Duke de Castries, Govenor of M.udon, was at the entrance of the Chateau . , and gave an account to the Icing Of the state of the patient, who was better. Ws 1113j, , sty expressed his pleasure at this, and desired hint to inform the Duke de la (Zaire, that lie regretted that he was not able to go to see him, °thorn ise lie could not content himself with seeding to inquire after him. Nut', Jul.T telegraphic dispatch an nounces the 'arrival of the Pluipaves and house• hold of his Majesty the K ing,tlflV ortentberg at Marseilles, on the 7th, hi ill. evening. Ilia Majesty was expected on th,Bt . h. 'Thvy were prepnrinv to thew him the hotiptira due to his rank. CrIAIIBER OF: DEPUTIES,•--.11-ybril'or JtTi.Y 94, The Order of did Do , is the ir:tpiti oi.iate discussion On thy .Jaw of the Finances. AA? • M. DE FIIEWII.I.T, Report.l . , has to resent the reclpittila• lion of the general thsetisston. • The SPEAKEII declares, that his tusk will be the mot: easy, since the greater part of the Speakers Agreed with • the Com mittee. Every hotly in this Clinniber lois protested against' the system of Centralisation—even those, who centralise to the right and the left, have combated this despotism. But they; differ respecting what is to replace it. . Soindesire aristocracy in the adnunistratiotil others democracy. But despotism for despotism, it id better to briv... the one ready Made, .than that which is attained through demotirsemy . One Speaker (3,l.!tle.V.4ttilit.voc) has drat clitcfly ol our Commerce. The Reporter ,adoplis his views, but dues not think proper tolidopt alt hitt ietiourrilf , ;. , . . , The Spr A ICI. It Oa ilk* OVA 1146tinliktol ciourninenta ought not to recognitt4 t4(,l.3vqlßtloancy ompt, put doei,not partici pate. fp the opirlihn .4 those Wholuilfetititlitit therecognition of all the debts, otir credit. It would be paying navideitr,for ~ t t! adolit,such Itevolutioustathoula, hull,* at their owp risk and peril. En Eric it Vo wirs, 71-IPiie 'Tier (.7ents. ioc. ; for the eta de il;lenititttNllll)fille;'; Neapolitanint ; Spanish, 11.1;, Roy al ill knish . ' skull 44,a . . , 4 Anf " I ' l • Y ' ialk• 6e. Pc. . 75e. 93c. for the ei tie month', f Hit Thr 4 ee, 001. 70 c 09f. 25c. ; 3 ul.'T per I.'eUts..ufritett mt 41'7t. 25e. ; highest, uul. 30c. ; lowist,ll9l.. ; closed 99f. 24c, For .the snit of the Month. t'. LiO c. I;u7sl Spanish .',6i. , - , • fl'hq (;oz . ctie of A tivikurg lately columned a letter from Alexaridek sent by the agent of M :Monied Ali at Trieste. It was dated May 1 .1.; test clays before nor new , . and resembled a Turkish Misnifesto. r — : Note 1,1; lidltorof the C'i?nititiliiinme/. FLANDERti M.l I I. and DUTCH" l'A PER S. Tit t EsTE, ..Ittts P. `-'o.—Tlitcr Setroikicr )' I)Prriocli • • p ac h a ,J l ,l attempts& to tl e commencement, An command b,y a decisive blow : l.e marched fle trttulOi Dolduttsck, linfibaringetimpletely, failsal4 heival obi iged to return to Latina, !lore be:expected reinforce ments front itutuslia.. , Hostilities were to have toittifeneed betweerCetinatt7ine !Jeri:iris and the Pacha of' sctiticri. • Wei °cannot be 4 4 *N f 9 4, tweeting tht issue,Aince the.(krelc Commander haw remained rawer oldie country, sending out parties in all dieCititiii;'fb the distance of ten and even twenty leagues. Maurocordataveas making a flank movement, with Alititty of chosen tropes, to, .at. itself the corps of Omer Vrkone. Ike will continue his. opera- tions with those of Njcetas, who hes received orders to penetrate through Livedia into TheitsftlY. " They are to'etTect.their junc tion in the middle of the clatter province. The Greeksintend slim to make an expedition, with a view to expel the Turks t' f iint the places whirl; they bold in 31acetifiniii. Odysseus, in the Isle of Negropont, •bus: received reinforce inents which will enable him to.repel any attempt of the Cu pitan i'acha• s , „ general, the new camp a i g n, which is just begun, appears likely to he 'much tmire tirteignihary than the preceding, from 'Ale considerable forces . whlch both parties have on., fo,ot. littuillEf•st .Itt 11,--An Austrian Cabinet Meglintl ger arrived here yesterd a y, feornimndon, on his waytaohannisharg. Count Courieff, Charge IVA fraires to the Catir,.pf Brussels. arrived here yeeterdoy, from Paris. FttewaronT..ittLy Prussisti 4pecial Cornmittee of Inquiry has adtlresse'it a clieular to the Magistrates °Ville KingdonOlesiring theft to .arrest; wherever ; .he trtaY ,be,/Pet with, Robert Muller, student in ..I)iyinity, ,Tnetpber of is Secret association that has existed in Gerinatty, to seize a nd to send him to Berlin. The Committee promise ,to, Ac knowledge this service by others of the same kind,earndnt, ac. is to make good the cxpences. A minute description of his person, annexed. _ . . Nun te into no, JUNE 29 —Net Majesty the reigning Queen of Wurtein berg arrived here the day liefore yesterday, with the Princess Elizabeth her sister. 'Their highness the Prince and Princess of Hildburghausen arrived yesterday, with the Prin. cep' their daughter. Their Serene Ilighnesses set out to-mor. rpw on a visit to the Archduke Palatine of Hungary, their brother-in-law, and the Queen returns to Stutgard. . • VI E X NA, ./ it Nlt 27.--'!'heir Imperial Majesties are expected here to•morrow, from Prague. After a short stay at tile ca pital, they will go to Baden (near Vienna). • The C,ourt, went into mourning on the 24th, for the Grand Duke of Tuseany. The Archduke Palatine'and his Consort will arrive hereon the 20th to receive the Prince and Princess of Ifildburghausen, and wilt afterwards acconipany them to °fen.' - We expect, lit the month of September, - their Majesties the King and Queen of Bavaria with the Princess who is intended for his Imperial Highness the Archduke Francis Charles. Orders have been already given to prep-arc apartments in the Palace for their reception. - Tit I rsTr, Jowl , : 22.--A vessel which quitted Mytilene on the 211. arrived hare on the 18th, and brings news that at the beginning of June the fleet of the Captain Paella had been seen in the Gulf of Salonichi, where it had taken troops on board., ' ' '• , . . fliit till , uttr .1 tt r, v I..—The King of Bavaria arrived] at the , Palare . yesterday, and having dined with the Grand Duke, set out for Baden,: where the -Quch-n is expected to-morrow with their itoyal Ilighnesues the Prince John of Saxony, and the Princesses Sophia and Marin of Bavaria. ' PitAl4lFroter; Jut.* -3.-....Connt Woronzow Daddlikow, Rita. Sian Minister Plentpoteritiaryt . at the . Court of Bavaria, after passing.sevetal der at Johannisberg, returned here yesterday, ot t.hk. k i,4 l , to nom. Count Spi'e'd. Austrian Minister to the ; c o ot o f li tit oc k passel, arrived here yest4rdity. Iris Excellency iti going,. /9,Johttphfilierg. ~, ,: . :1 , ~ . ~ Al n -..d telt. Jfikr. 20—On Sundaykibe 27t11,,it was just 26 year's kihee:thelf.varigelie, Church %vas pc °m e d . iii-Stupid, l unl in conforni4y rutty. gig _piluciplf.”4 o 4rt Oftlighteried ; ao and It lib!:r::1 GoVernpienii - ITVe Protetrtitntsallimed furgito,firstitiintt the fred' eXeretVe of 'their veligion.:i Ifiriveljt ./, chtnidt,. -Chavdalft tb51thti , f1e4,; , , ,, ,, , 9 0 , Ott dAYIrs lifFacti&l -the g oi p o l,p ir v s o c .4.t i mt. congrazatunt: - tirthe76 ) ditistlitiitove; since elaptied, Cb`ilroticktilidliititaktittsihtilndiv r t in a tliopiaost cordial harmony, which ha s not o nc e been inte pja Vy any unpleasant eireinnsumce. The Protestant citizens have on this occasion presented Dr. F, tichmidt with a beautiful cup, with appropriate' inscription*. INDIA. BAST INDIA sinrPrNo.. I. A rrivale in England. Ftom Bengal-The lion. Company's ship Minerva, Capt. Prnbyn, off Weymouth the 4th inst., sailed from Calcutta the 22d Feb. from the Sand Heads the let March, and St. Helena t he 22(1 hlay. The Rockingham, Capt. Beach, off' Weymouth the 4th inst. sailed from Calcutta the 10th Jan., from Vizigapatam the 16th Jan., from Coringa the 20th Jana from Madre. the 6th Feb., front Ceylon the 10th Feb., from-the cape the 20th April, and foine St. Helena the 22d May. From Bombay-The Cumbrian, Capt. Clarkeon, off Ports- Month the 4th inst., sailed from Bombay the 28th Feb., and and from St, Helena the 22d May. The England, Capt. Ileay, in the Downs the 7th init., sailed from Bombay the 31st Dec., front the Cape the lath April, and from St. Helena the. 14th IL Arrivals at the Eastern Porta. At Bengal-Jan. 25the the Andromeda, Muddle, from New South Wales. Feb. 13th, the Anna Roberteon, Clark, from Bombay. 16th, the Mary Anna Cowite,from Illackwood's Harbour. • 22d. the Bengal, Pearce, from Liverpool. At Madras-Feb. 2d, the Caroline, Pearson; 3d, the Eleanot, Taylor; 4th, the Eliza, Skitter; .from Bengal. 6th, the Moira, flornblow, from London. 7th, the Volunteer, Waterman, the Carron, 11PCarthy ; 11th the Lady Nogent, Boon, the Neptune, Edwards ; 11th, the Glocceter, Codling ; from Bengal. At Bombay-Feb, 170, the Waterloo, Studd, from London. The Hercules, Vaughan, from Ceylon. The Charlotte, Stevenson, from Ilemburglo The Charles Forbes, Bryden, from China. At St. Helena -May 6th; the London, Sotheley, from Lon. don, the Martha, Dobeon o from Newcastle. 18th, the Beywiek, Jeffery, from New South Wales. Itich.lhe at& Putman, from Sum a tra, tit e VelqaTijo --- rela 1 4th, the , Isabella Robertson, Murphy, frron eonnon. At Mideira--31ty 20th, the Alacrity, Finley: June let, the Exmouth; Owen ; 10th, the Triumph,' titan ; 11th, the Corn wall; Ettnyon ; front London. 111. Sailings from the Easter* Porte. From Bengal---Fehelath. the I,oeiaa, Woolls, for the Cape. 17th, Om Maitland, O'Brien, for London. l'he Fort William, (ieu, the Ferguson, Sutherland, the Vit. toria, SietalteM; the Susan, Hamilton, the Janice Colvin, Wenlyem. thr lifetime and to return to Calcutta. 19th, the Mary, Mettle, for London. ; The Mexborough, I. L. Cope, for Madras, Cape, and Lon don. 21t, the Eliza, Johnston, for London. • Front Boutbsy-Feb. Bth, and John Bannerman, Alford, for Madras. Front St. Ilelenn-.May 111th, the Berwick, Jeffery, for Lon don. 19th, the Eliza, Putman, for Rotterdam. From Madeira-May 18th, the Upton Castle, Thacker, for Bombay. . 28d, the Alacrity, )`'inlay, for the Cepe. May 31st. the Lord Ati therst, Lucas; .June 2d; the Oofeonda,. Edwards; Ath e the u tjt, Owen: for Madre.. The Asia, Reid, for London; thelaalettua, Stroyan, for Li. verpool; anti the Lady, tienattway, Stollen, for Ceylon, Bom ber, and Lontlotoeweeesto sail from Bombay the ath March. • The Lady Amherst, Win. Clifton, wet launched on•the 2d Febe; and:watto.iteil fur Slutiras, Cape, arid London, the 10th March. That eihroeflaliihhaldi Forbes, was to sail from Bombay to London the 6th March ; and the Waterloo, Stttdde the '2oth March. , Theltondon, eaptheby, was to sail front St. Helena to Bom. bay the 24th MAY.' - TV. Ship* spoke with. • e' sty The Orwell, Farrel, from London to China, 31st Nays lalee 4 al. lane 21 IV. a( i y The Potton, Welbank, whieh sailed from Bengal to the to; March, wee all avelitth April, lat. 21.10 S. long. 70.26 East, The Ditnira, Hamilton, from London to Bombay and China,. 25th April, lat. 36:2 S. long. 35.20 W. • The Nepultiel;'Edwerdsi from , aladradras the lath Feb., and the Hope, Flint, the 4th March, were all well the 2(1 -31ay, 34;(7 S. long. 21.27 E., hound melte Cape and London. newtoy,qtathoCk, front Liverpool to Bombay, June 17, let. 41, long. 12-30. V. Miscellaneous Occurrences, Losses, &r. The Itompta e Meth; from China, and St. Helena, has arrived at ilelruetei lyseutth losteof enthors slid rudder broke, having been on . The Portuguese ship, Andromeds, from China to Bengal, was wrecked near False Point the 10th Feb. The passengers, crew, and treasure were tired, and arrived at Calcutta. VI. Paiitengers 'Homeward. Per Minerva, Probynelmrn Bengal--Mrs.'s L. l'urion,llon, sell, Artl)uttotil, Thomaretlibson, ilarmaworth ; two Militia Mould!, Oibson ; IL Prineep, Esq. C. C. .Hyde, Eq. •Civil, Service; Captain C. Munro, 7th native infantry. an charge or ioyalida; Thonots, Esq. Attorney-at-Law;. B. Batentab e Erq."ltilltheeki, Esq.; two Masters Small, two Thomas's; l,ieutse' fitirges, Madras Infantry transferred front the. Bock ingliaat European and six native servants; 'l'. Hodsun, . party 1 1 1a n o ol g n e ti a l s . , 1 Bengal . -1 Madras, r l s t . eac i o h ,; e i ti t'Ye tt il i -l e l , ll l Atvali i °ll: i l it4 i e e 4li l l e lrt a i a lent lt' Cot lie"l, 4l)l eralect 'Capt. Magill, nth regiment ta e lits. Smith, fiat stliii;eftlahott, Patton, 46th do.; Lients. m rget , E a tt o , Sites!, Madeas,service ; Misses Giltutoe, fee . aelle; 2 '!Betters Wallace, Orr; Capt. Men, of his ltliaaartY'esllll,4Pe of "Pod Hope: (1 servants, 21 Company's Per Cumbrian, Cletekstin, from Bombay-Hon. Mrs. Harris, al rs. Stokei, SepeititiC , Aloney, .list. from Mangalore; Lieut. Col. and Mei: Altelfeettit and four children; Lit:m.4 24)l ° l 'e' raennett ; Captains IVAlkins, Babington, .Madras Establish, meta, Edward Cooper: Ensign o.4lordon, died at sea 41'.11 :hole ; two Misses Suthe r l a nd, Cowper, Gibbon ; Mester A. Sutherland; all from Pornbay ; Mr. 11. Solomon, from St. Helena. , Per England, lteay, from Bombay...-Mrs. Iteay ; Lieut. Ross, Bombay nat. inf. VII. Ships stilled doring'the past week. Front the Dewns -The Cern Brea Castle on the 4th inst. The Ilibberts, Theaker, for the alaurititts on the 6th inst. VIII. Ships wind-bound. At Portsmouth--The Mangles, Cogill, for New South Wales. At the Arethusit, Strong, for the Cape. • The Princess Charlotte, Itlyth, fin Van Dieman's Land. At Falmuuthee'rlie Active; Charlton, and the Prince Re genteleing, for Oteheits and the handerich Islands. IX: Ship. expected to sail the ensuingweek. Foe Bengal-The Nimrod, Spices, the Elisabeth, swan, the MirleyelTallithey,retl the 1- tiphrates, Mead, froot the Downs. For Madras and Bengal-2111e Cirtaxsian, ',Veva", trot the Dowes. For Bombay.--Nooto • •Fer Ceylote.--ThaTimandre, Wray, from Cie Downs, and calls at the Minirities. 'For New Smith Wahet --The Minerva, I k ll, from the DOwria. For the Cape..--The Ellen e Cemper, from the Downs. • X. Pameneere Out eard. Per Tiunanara, Wray, ji,r tho 314rititis Ct.7lon--•-(7.4.1. Ilrmigh, and 4 tither officeri, Royal taigine,r, ; Dr. Stroeltan Mr. flueltiesob ; 8 ,hisses Leyard r. Cooper ; 3lrs. IN N Bt-MTLIS, hiA.JutIAGES , , ueoweemlaztle. " At Pottlethante'terry, on 11 w 26 t h oheolio lady of Cap t . , jacksou, of the 2d hata7ta Regiment; of it delegliter. At Ilydrehad, titethe 20th Deeethe lady of Lieut. llolroyd, commanding the Residents' Escorte of ft stio. At hladras, on the 31st Dec. the lady of a a son. At Bellory, on the 224 December,' the lady tx l: fr t jot 1101 :::::keys,r „ Iraq. surgeon 2d nut. 24th regt. of it son. T At Berhaniporee On the 2let of December, the lady of Captain Artlagh, 24th regt. Native Infantry, of a son. Starnes ssennlaGEgt On the 25th December, a Seenntirabad . Lieitt.-Cel. Chas. hladeod, deputy quertere master.gcneral, to ;Hiss Elizabeth Marianne liitinery ; seeame.,4aughter of the late John Chin. !tete, Esq. Madras civil service.. At Tranquebar, on the let of January, Lieut. - George Fer e FuSson 11utchinsun, Of the Trichi no poly light infantry. to Miss rederick. At Madre-1,9 n the 4th of January, Mr. IV. Bruce, to? Miss Amelia freaer MAIMAg IIEAT/1 3 . At Al onnsoorcattall in tile district of Oonjam , Mr. Na thaniel Gordon, the -yourige,st soit of Wm. Gordon, Bag. for merir.of the Honourable Company' s Civ i l Service, Madras Ern4wishment. At Chittoor, 19th Nov., Catherine, the I.4dy of G. J. Wa ters, Rsq,, anting..lntlge of that station. l y i N t thp24, / of Jen., John Fraser Lane, Esq., Collector of itlasulipatam. At Bellary, on the 27th Dec., Lieut..C. Richardson, of the 2cl battalion, 3d regiment Native Infantry. At Tehlicherry, on the Stlz December, 1023, Mr. Henry Stevenage. THE ARMY. The remainder of the Second Battalion Third (lauds arrived on Saturday at Portrinouth, in the Speke, from Plymouth, to land and march to ‘Vindsor.—.The 75th Regiment will com. mance embarking on Tuesday, in the Baltic Merchant, for Dublin. The 2d Ills (bards are ordered to proceed to Windsor. The Royal Bern (wards marched on Saturday from the Barracks in the Regent's Park to Windsor. The 3d Light Dragoons have received orders to proceed from Hounslow this. day to.Coven .. try•_to he in that city on the 16th instant. The 7th flutter will remote . this day from Ilampton Court Palace to Hounslow. The tith Hussars, now stationed at Rontrord, have received orders to proceed thence to Dorchester, to be there by the Hitit instant. The lath Humors, now at Kingston, have received order• to march to Bristol, to be there by tho 191 inst., preparatory to their embarkation for Ireland. [From the Lownox GAZP:TTIC Of Saturday.] War 01fire, July 1, 1024. 2d Regiment of Dragoon Guards—Capt. William ChambAr laysto to be Major, by purchase, vice Gordon, who retiree ; Lieut. George Knox to be Captain, by purchase, vice Chant . - berlayne ; Cornet Gustavus Thomas Smith to be Lieutenant. by purchase, vice Knox ; Cornet Henry Curtis s from half-pay 7th Light Drag oon; to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Smith. sth Ditto—Cap . tain William Hay, front half-pay 37th Foot. to be Captain, vice Braithwaite Christie, who exchanges, re ceiving the difference. 10th Ditto—Troop Serjeant.major Frederick Kinkie to be Regimental Quartermaste!, vice Itogers, dec.. let Regiment of font-=-'l'o be Ensigns, without purchaie— Auguitus.lloward Ormsby, Gent., rice Glover, promoted in the 2d West India Regiment; Tyrell Ilyrne, Gent. 4th Ditto...-Arthur W. Alloway, Gent., to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Ward, appointed to the 7th Light Dragoons. 10th Ditto—John James Penton, Gent., to he Ensign, with. Out purchase, vice Berwick, promoted in the Royal African Colonial Perlis. • 15th Ditto—COL Charles Walker, from half-pay 44th Foot, to be Paymaeer, vice William Wood, who exchanges. ICtit Ditto—To be Lieutenants. without purchase—Ensign Ralph Carr, vice Orr, deceased; Ensign Matthew Smith, rice Clancy; deceived. To be Ensigns, without purchase—Ensign Kenneth Cock erel! Mackenzie, late of the 70th Toot, vice Carr; George Matthew Archer, Gent. rice Smith. 19th DittO,-Charles Crattfurti Hay. Gant. to by Ensign, without purchase, vice Soden, promoted in the 2d West India Regiment. 31st DittoWiii. Neville Thomas, Gent. to be Ensign,with out pFrchase, vice Burrows, promoted in the /loyal African Colonial Corps. 47th Ditto—Wm. Drew flewson, Gent. to be Ensign, with out purchase, vice Smith, deceased. 50th Ditto—Ensig,n Henry Gill to be Lieutenant, without purchase' vice Ross, promoted in the 2d West India Regi- Inent ; henry 31arwell Otway, Gent. to be Nosign, vice Gill. illst Ditto_Samuel Hood, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchaie, vice Canna), promoted in the 2d West India Regi ment. 75th Ditto----.- Boys, Gent. to he Eniin, without pur chase, vice Patterson, promoted in the Royal African Colo nial Corps... 77th Dlitci--.Robert Harper, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Confrere. h 78th, Ditto—Ensign Wm. Baia M'Alpin to be Lieutenant, 'without purchase, vice Fraser, promoted is the Royal African Colonial Corps; Nathaniel Cameron, Gent. to be knsign, vice '3l`Alpin. . . 63d Ditto—Hobert Kelly, Gant. to be Ensign, without put. chaise, vice ,Lisle,, dec. With Dicta..Pon. Charles Monckton to be Ensign, by pur chase vice liartopp, who retires. MI) Ditte4-Thoosas Alex. iouter, (lent. to be Ensign, without purcbase, vice Oxley, promoted iti the Royal African Colonial Corp,. To be .Ensisn--,1 "Ili ? Ail vii e i‘i6i;q l I' t 1 1 9 1 7 A- t i li rci ') la i re, yi ji; ce n' it i 'co gn tt l :i ewl ll l4 ti f.7:,,,irtitan4::,llt: to b li y i : u u t r e e n h a a n se t : vice Leah; i 1 redei ; , ,ntar Atirithe' s Cletit.*ithout purchase, i rice notion, Komi) "ed rthrlioyil'A f frican Colonial Corps. god, Dityk r 4vgeitp,Williana Vassal], M.D. front half pay 24th Foot,ty) ),e,24urgeon. Rifle Briga474George Mackinnon, Gent. to be • Second Lieutenant, wiqintit. ptirchaso. vice Robertson, promoted in the Royal Africiotr i eltmial Corps. let West Intlyllothent .John Pentland, Gent. to be En. sign, by purchan,, vice Johnston, promoted. • - 2tl Ditto —.Assuitant Surgeon 31aleolin Ritchie to he Surgeon, vire Tetlle, deceesti, ; Dospital.Assistant John Wilson to be Assistant-Surgeon, vice Ritchie. • Ceylon Regtment—lfospittil-Asaiatant Michael M•Dermott, M D., to be Assistant-Surgeon, vise Matson, deceased. ~ Royal African Colonial Corps—Major-General C. Turner to he Colonel, vice Sir Charles M'Carthy, deceased ,• Lieut. Chas. 31 0 Conthic, from the Ist root, to be Captain, without purchase, vice , L'Estrange, deceased. .110spirat. STAIF,--,Aeting Hospital-Assistant John Bell to be Ilespital-Assistant to the Forces, vice Wilson, promoted in the 2d West India Regiment. UsiATT A C II YD.- - 3fajor Augustus Frederick D'Eete, from tit, -lib Draguict Guards, to be liientenant.Colonel of Infantry, by puichase,. vice 'Major:General :Macquarie, who retires. (Wire of Ordnance, July 7, 1824. Royal Re.giotent of Artillery -Second Captain Peter Des brisay Stertayt's., regimental comtnission, on resigning the Adjutancy:, bears (hitt: the 21st of April. 1820. Commissitins in the West Somerset Yeomanry Cavalry. wigi„," 4 , iniley„. Esq., tit be Captain ; Henry Dattbney Harvey, Gent., tt):00 Cornet. ROYAL NAYI, Sec. POItT !Mali r IT, Jul. T 0.----Ttle Ocean, 74 . , Capt. 1,. Hardy. man. C.,8. (one of the (uardships at Plymouth) is ordered to be mamted and proceed forthwith to Lisbon ; where the Genoa, 74, Sir Thns..l,tvingstone, Bart.; Windsor Castle, 74, Capt. Dasliwood4 sod the Primrose, 10, Capt. Stoddart, are at present - lying. , The guarclships , at this port are to lend 100 seamen, to Complete the crew of the Ocean, and 50 Royal Marine Artillery, sailed this afternoon, in the Starling cutter, to he embarked , in her. The ships in the Tagus are to have 400 Royal Marines en board, who may be landed in cases of necessity. We learn by the. True Briton transport, that Admiral Sir Harry Neale, received dispatches, overland (via Marseilles), and that, instead of proceeding to.Pakrnto and Malta, he in stantly sailed for Algiers. The Etna and Terror bombs, ar. rived from Englandovere lying m Gibraltar at the 12th ult. His Majesty s ship yacht Herald, Capt. Leeke ' is ordered to the Nore, to embark and take Edward Mich a el Ward, Esq., Secretary of Legation and Charge di-C . ll'4es, to St. Peters. burgh. Sir Charles Begot returns home on leave. Arrived the Arrow, LieutenantPowney,from a cruise. This evening sailed, the calliope , Lieutenant P. Justice, for Ply- Mouth; with 100 seamen, for the Ocean. In the. Harbour— Victory, Ituliwark, Vitellesler, Cambrian, Seringapa. tam:Niemen, Champion, Orestes, Herald, Britomart, Jasper. The Tweed arrived at Madeira lids June, and sailed again for South America: The Atholl in ordered to be paid °fret Woolwich. Capt. W. Fletcher is appointed to the Coast Blockade Ser vice at Kingabrltlgo ; LientenantifW. Burnett, to the Scringe pntam ; Achytly,. to the Welleslayr , Smart, M mailman, Croker, P. Christie, the Rev. J. Taylor, and Mr. Willie, Purser, to the Cambrian ; Lieut. W. 11, Anderson, Albion ; Mr. John M'Arthur, to be-Purser in the Blockade Service, vice Wyllie ; M r. thin. 104ber . to. be Purser of the Britomart. OnT,Moliday last, the Cambrian was paid off, In a style that reflects thiliigheat credit 'on ell belonging to her. Not a man ,Ipft the ship until the payment was completed, when they all started in a body, in the greatest 'order, after cheering enthit iiaitically theft. Captain and Officers, and receiving their ado .quate cheers in return, the band playing " Rule Britannia," fle&tots4 the King," and " St. Patrick's Day."--4n the evening. the Officers entertained Captain and Mrs. Hamilton w ith a partin g dinner, at the George lintel. The ship's com pany,. as a memorial of their cAtcem, presented George Ken nedy, - their Boatswain,- with a valuable Call and Plate. The Cambrian. has been re-commissioned by Capt. Hamilton, to return to the - Mediterranean. - • • . DtvowPowr.—Suncluy, sailed the Blanche, 46, Captain Mends, for Lisbon and South America, taking Vice-Admiral Lord. A. Bente!evict) the former place.—Arrived the iferriei from Oork ; Valorous, from Spithead llyra, with 60 seamen, from 4,iverpool ; Sprite transpert, with the remainder of the 24th regiment,' front Portsniouth.----The Ocean is ordered for active service; the Romney fur thimmission. The Vengeance, 01, will be lauched at Pembroke on the 2311 inst. • BOXERS. LANGAN AND SIIELTON.—FritIay evening Spring attended at Belcher's, to put down 501. on the part of Langan, to tight Shelton fOr 3061: aside. So far all right; but Shelton says, " I will fight within three months"—Laugan wants six. Upon pOrthera were many conflicting opinions; Belcher in akted, ,Slielton)thould not tight after September, and all that Spring:aceetleti was to fix November; and thus the matter Stands at this time. The Fancy, - however, Say, it Intik' be a match, and that Langan is bound totome to Shelton's time. MIDDLESEX SESSIONS—(Tuts DAY.) These Sessions commenced this momitig at Hicks's h all , Clerkenwell Green. NOY...ATTENDANCE OF JURYMEN. --It VlLtd Orr • eleven o'clock this day before* sufficient nonill4.-f of jurymen could be obtained to procevtl wit 4 the business. The nbs•entees were fined.: AstiNG-IlousEs.—lotiah Taylor, formerly of 58, Pall-mall, vies put to the bar on au indict ment charging hint with a nuisance in keephi a common gambling.house as above. There were no less than 10 other indictments against him, all of which were quashed. To the one in question - he pleaded NotGuilt,y from the 13d of September last. Mr. 1.. Put Fairs, Mr. Co 'swoon, and Atr. BARK r entiducted the prosecution, and Mr. .ADOLPHLS the defence. The witnesses called were Messrs. Buchanan and Roe to prove the case, but it Bp . - peered that they had not beeit in the houssaince September 121, anti consequently the prisoner iea the absence of other evidence was acquitted. From. Ike LONDON GAZ Faro, Jell W. Colonial-op,, June 2. The King has h - en pleased w direct litters patent to pas tire Great Seal Of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and !viand, nominating the Rey. Christopher Lipscomb. Doctor in Divinity ! to the Bishopric of JaMaiets. The King has been pleas:tl to direct letters patent to pass the Great Seal of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and /re. land, nominating the Rev. William Ifart Coleridge, Doctor in Divinity, to the .Bishopric of Barbadoes and the Leeward Islands. Whitehall, July 8, 1824. The King hns been pleased to pre_nent thk Rev. Michel.* Wagner, Alaster of Arts, to the Vicarage of Brighthelmstone, in the County of Sussex and Diocese of Chichester, void by s promotion of the Reverend Doctor Robert James Carr to OA) Bishopric of Chichester. Crown nila, July 10. Member returned to serre in this present Partial:mot. The lion. Henry /inward, of Aldingbourne. Sussex, in tha room of Lord Henry Thomas llolyncx Howard, deceased. BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED. Joseph Amman, Great Queen-street; Lineolres-Ins-aeldi, carpet-manufacturer, from July 13, to July 17. Thos. DrFw,_Exetsr . ,.li . t . ler,rdrape . r. from July 27, to Aug. 7. tANKRUPITIEs' .srPERSEWED. Charles Waterhouse, Urignorth, Shropshire, tirug gists Samuel Davis, Devonport, grocer. BANKRUPTS. - - John Green, Ross, II erefordshire, innholder, to carretuter July 28, 29, at the Lower George Inn, Gloucester, August 21. at the Green Dragon Inn, Hereford. Solicitor, Ur. King, Ser. geaat's-Inn, Fleet-street. Richard holdsworth, Calcutta, flax-spinner, July 2'2, 23. August 21, at the Court-house, Leeds. Solicitor, Mr. Battye, Chancery-lane. Thomas Blakey, Mould-green, Yorkshire, fancy-manure& turer, July 23, 24, August 21, ,at the George Inn, I:bidden field. Solicitor, Mr. Lamlsert, Gray's-inns pare: John Wood, Leeds, woolstapler, July ;2,13, August 21, at the Court-house, Leeds. Solicitor, Mr. flattyc, ChanceryAano. James Archet-, King's-Lynn, Norfolk, draper, July 17, 24, August 21, itt the Bankrupts' Court, Basinghalf-street. Soli citor, Mr. Phipps, Weaveni-hall. John Critchley, Manchester, spirit-merchant, July 17, 24, August 21, at the Bankrupts' Court,' lialhighall-street. Sob citor,' Mr. Brownlow, Hatton-court, Threadneedle-street. Thomas Parker, Charles-street, City-road, grocer, July 17, 24, August 21, at the Bankrupts:,- Court, llaautgliall-atrest--- Solicitor, Messrs. Steel and Nicol, Queen-street. Edward Wright, Oxford-street, linen-draper„, July 13,20. August 21, at the Bankrupts' Court. Basinghall-street. citors, Messrs. Robinson and Hine, Charterbouse-square. `,Thomas (ribbons, Hollywell-street, Westminster, scavenger. July 17, 24, August 11, at the Balikruptsf Court, Basingbafl street. -Solicitor, Mr.; Turner, Lincoln's-inn-fields. Edward Hartnett and Jeremiah John Kelly,' Lower Shad.. well, coal-merchants, July 17,20, August 21, at the Bankrupts', Court, Basinghall-altect. Solicitors, Messrs. Smith and Weir, Austinfriars. . .Robert Air, Lower...ast Smithfield, wine-merchant, July 31, August 7, 21, at the Bankrupts' Court, Baainghall-street.— Solicitors, Messrs. Smith and NVeir, Austinfriars. William Allen, Greenwich, coal-merchant, July 17, 24. August 21, at the Bankrupts Watt, Ilasinghall-strcrt. Soli citor, Mr. Sutor, Greenwich. Leonard Wasse, Warwick-place, Great, Surrey Street, nsor• chant, July. 20, 27, Aug. 21, at the Bankrupts' uouri, Baying hall-street. Solicitor, 31r. Score; Tokenhouse-yard, Lotlibury• William. Shave., St, Albares-victualler,,July 16, 17, August 21, at the ankrupts' Court, Basinghal-street. Solicitor, kir- Wilson,^Kinq's Bench-walk, Temple. David, Lowireston, Manor-row, Rolherhithe, master-marl:wry July 31, August 7, 21, at the Ilankrupt:4' Court, Basingltali: street.. Solicuor, Mr. Williams, Bond-court, Walbrcok. DIVIDENDS. July 31 , W. Pitcher, Salisbury-square, ca r p en ter --July 17, G. Bla ir and W. Plimpton, Lower Thames -street, seedsmen -- July 17, B. Winch. "een Hawkhurst, Kent, farmer—MY 31, J. D. Beaumont, Maidstone, upholsterer—July 31, B. Bare. Clifford-street, Bond-street, wme-merchant—August 7, Jt . Smith, Green Lettuce-lane, tea-dealer—August 7, J. T. and d' Towler, Wakefield, woolstaplers August 2, W. Molt Manchester, grocer—July 17, J. Pigram, Maidstone, grtg et —July 17, C. Watten, Salters'-hall-court, and Albany-1 024 Camberwell, merchant—July 31, NV. Howden, Cannon-street , insurance-broker—July 31, It. Burbery, Coventry, silk-mantl facturer—July 31, W. Ford, Black Prince-row, Walworth road, linen-draper—Aug. 7, C. Cox, St. Martin's-lane, cross, draper—Aug. 16, W. Downs, Cheadle, Cheshire, calico printer—July 31, L. Goubau, Haymarket, hotel keepct-- - July 31, T. Cogger, Haymarket, glasaman—July 11i J. llor kins, jun., Cholsey, Berkshire, farmer. CERTIFICATA,Ly 31. T. Dale, Old Bell Inn, Holborn, innkeeper—j. J. oftpis, ‘Vestbury, 'Wiltshire, surgeon—T. Cullimore, Wickwar,Glou• cester, maltstsr—R, Ball, Bristol, baker—W. P. Butt, Witl , " born-Slinatcr, DOreetahire, grocer—F. Illeybruch, Old Caven dish-street, tailor—L. &Miler, Brunswick -terrace, 181 11 0° P . oilman. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED, E. Tapp, Old Stratford, Northamptonshire, and R. Denstogg Wolverhampton,` BOcklnglramshise, millers—G. and R. Ulf' ner, Darlington, Durham, curries—C. H. Weston and Iv' neve:fish, Weymouth Dorsetshire, brew( D. Besests and 11. Wingrovc, Leighton-Buzard, Bedfordshire, lin' drapers—J. Botcherby, and J. S. L an h am , B et h na l . -0 4 n" road, dyers—E. and IV. Fry, Type-street, letter-foustlass .1. and J. Harris, St. Paul's churchyard, booksellers—j.S. A. E. Fowler, Liverpool, merchants-11. P. Dunoyer sad J* Page, Whrwick, school-mistresses —W. Wood and N. tosh, Liverpool, rope-makers—J. and G. Ivr, High-street, 14P: lar, grocers-43. Conolly and .1. Walker, New Bond-arrest, 14r. lore—J. Paterson and T. Knox, Edinburgh. merehants- -V Vickers, J. and-J. Prichard, Proseley and Brulgenorth, Sh sl. shire, bankers, solar as regards V. Vickers—C. Dolton,lAS 44%. and E. Cropley, Calcutta, jewellers—W., D., and J. flettatio' Henley-on-Thames, woolen-drapers, so far as regards V. Fletcher—T. Birtlcs and T. Butterworth, 01t1h2tn stntl chester-cotton-spitiners— R. Fort and T. Fowl: r, Londonsl`i Kingston, Jamaica—J. Travis, and J. and T. Crotsky, thowrani, Yorkshire, worsted-spinners—S. Reynolds and Reeve, Rugby, ironmongers —W. Bousfield and g. Godw i t Boston, aurgeons—M. Itvng and W. Knight, Tamsrorf Warwickshire, - grocers--T. Bowerbank, jun., and E. D9l: bothbury,, Blackwell-hall-factors—W. and R. Lloyd, Wrexham, bankers—J. Wilcke and 'l'. J. Whiteh'°" High Holborn, teachers of writing-31. and J. Hazeldiae, „. J. (Alton, Liverpool, cart-p r op r i e t ors —T. Jones and K a Davies, Crickhow ell. Breconsh ire, linen-drapers— G. Bsown 0 4. J. Grinishaw, Manchester, dy ers —T., S. C., F and 7s.ff C. Brandram, and H. Laugliton, Sise-lane, merchants, so .57. as regards S. C. Brandram—J. Stevenson and C. Dyson, t;_ n t" -- field, linen-drapersJ. Spender and W. Berrow, Burton7uP v ' e Trent, Stafrordshire, surgeons. The Albanians have a very extraordinary me• shod of killing fowls ; seizing the animal by 1111 neck, they (hilt it down with so sudden and vi°' lent a jerk as leaves the bead in their baud sees, rate from the body, which for some time roo about the yard with a stream of blood running from the trunk.—(llughes's Travels in Grego)