biglam/hmd_newspapers huggingface dataset:
The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1826-07-01

AIALES'S IVARIUNTED PENS, of various de-
-1.3 great of hardness and shade, marked as follows.—
kill very hard, for Etching, &c.
II hard, for note hand.
Fll fine and hard, for Ladies' letter hand.
31 medium, or general writing.
$ soft, fine nib.
SS vi ry soft, for heading Ledgers, five.
Sit sett, with broad nibs, for Lawyers, &e.
Sold, wholesale and retail, at 138, Aldersgate.street, London.
London, England, 1826-07-01

J.431.41CA.

Jamaica Papers to the 4th instant have been received. The
armed schooner Speedwell went into Port Royal on the 29th of
April, and took in with her the alive brig Alcide, which she de-
tainer' on the 21st. in lat. 19 311, N. lung. 79. The Alcide had on
board 337 slaves; she is under French colours, and is reported to
be f Cope Lopes. and bound to Martinique, but it is strongly
suspected that tier destination was Cuba. The ship Hall, Clarke,
arrived at Montego Bay on the 21st of April last from Liver.
pool, was fallen in with near Madeira, by a piratical vessel, which
fired several rounds of grape shot into her, when, finding the Hall
to be unarmed, she came up and boarded. 'Fne pirates plun-
dered the sub of part of her cargo' consisting of plantation stores,
beef, pork, &r. and carried off the whole of Captain elarkest
clothes. Situ was a large top-sail schooner, painted black, and
her crew appeared to be a medley from various countries.
London, England, 1826-07-01

ALL'S DIGESTIVE or DINNEIt PILLS—Of
all the complaints to which the human frame is liable, few
are more distressing, anti none are more common, than a disordered
state of the stomach, arising from weakness or derangement in the
digestive organs, and attended with flatulence, acidity, pains in the
stomach, giddiness, head-ache, and heartbUrn. To remove these
painful effects where they exist, and to prevent their recurrence, by
giving renewed vigour and a healthy tone to the digestive powers,
is the express design of the above pills; and experience has abun-
dantly proved that they are eminently calculated to produce these
important results. By taking them a short time before the hour of
dinner, the process of digestion is greatly assisted, and by the oc.
casional use of them, the system will be preserved in a sound and
healthy state.
As preventives of those severe bilious attacks to which some
persons are liable, these pills are decidedly recommended, and as an
effectual, though gentle aperient, they will ever prove a most va-
luable family medicine. They have also been highly useful to
persons on long voyages. and experiencing a change of climate;
and as they do not contain any preparation of c.domel, no altera-
tion of diet nor confinement to the house is requisite.
Preparetl only by Mr. C. W. Clarke (successor to the late Mr.
R. Hall), at 115, Holborn-hill; and sold in boxes at 2s. 9d.,
4s. fkl., and 11s. tkh.
To guard against counterfeits, the Public are respectfully re-1
quested to observe, that those only can be depended upon as
genuine which have upon them the words " Prepared only at 115,
Holborn-hill."
Sold whelesale by Edwards, 61, St. Paul's Church-yard; Butler,
4, Cheapside ; Barclay, Fleet-market; and retail by Straining,
(late of the Royal Lxchange; Johnson, 68, Comhill; Sanger,
150, Oxford-street ; Simpson, 21, Piccadilly ; Pyrnan, corner of
Great TitchfieJd-street, Oxford-market ; Freake, Tottenham-eourt-
road; Martin, 2, Vpper Seymour-street, Somers-town • Stranger,
C'harloue-street, Pimlico; Sehlors, 9, King'}-road,Blo;ne•square,
Chaises; Fry, 15, Bridge-street, Lambeth; Mounaey, 14, Park-
place, Kennington; Beales, 17, High-street, Newington Butts;
Williams and co., 7, llelifont.place, Commercial-,oats; Ilolwell,
269, High-street, Borough; Jong and Go., 3, George's Circus,
Great Surrey.-street • Emerson, 80, Upper FAA Smithfield;
firabham. 11, High-street, Poplar; Ivory, 180, Shorrditch;
no, bisaomate_sveat Without; Jonm Haekney-road ;
owkes,p, hipry.l.tmet,juinputuilo.o : and Lancvtar, PoOle.
Thai bE also Hairs Cough pins end 'Pectoral fdo-
zenstos, for coughs, asthma*, shortness of With, aid Mhos erec-
tions of the lungs. •
London, England, 1826-07-01

UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE.

CAMERIDGE, FEIDAY, JUNE 30.
The Earl of Liverpool has spent the last two days on a visit
the Bishop of Bristol, at Christ College Lodge; and we unlit
stand the Noble Earl will this morning honour the Dean of E,
will a visit, at the Deanery.
At the Congregation on Wrilnesday last, the Earl of Liverpo.
was presented to the degree of Doctor of ',awl.
At the above Congregation Henry Hawts Fox, of St. Joh!
College, was admitted Doctor in Physic.
Sir William Browne's gold medals for the Greek Ode, Lai
01le, and Epigrams, for the present year, are all adjudged to 31
111 Nam Selwyn, of St. John's College. The folios tag are
selfiects

(INEEK ODE—Delphi.
LATIN ODE—lris: " Pluvius deecribiusr A reus"—Hor.
GREEK EPIORAII2Eatt 9,14?.;*
LATIN EPlGRANl—Eloquiumve oculi, aut fecund' ellen'
linguae.
The Pinson Prize is uljudged to Mr. It. 11. Kennedy, of
John's College. Subject—Shakapeare. King John, Act 3, Sec?
3, beginning with " Come hither, Hubert," and ending with '
think thou loreat me well."

A second Prize was adjudged by the Examiners to Mr. Jo!
Wordsworrh, scholar of 'l'rinity College.
Messrs. John Fertile, Daniel .Maude, and Henry Cape, Barr
lots of Arts, of Cahn College, were on the 14th lostaut elect
Fellows of that Society on the Pent foundation.
On Monday last the classical library of the late H. Fliteroft
Esq. of Ash, in Kent, bequeathed by him to the Mama an
Fellows of Corpus Christi College, in Cambridge Unirersii
arrived at the landga. /'he books, we understand, are in 'mini
between tire and six hundred, shout three hundred of which r
folios and qu v.os, and are generally tine copier, of valuable ei
tions. Mr. Fliteroft was a member of Corpus Christi College, zr
took his degree of 31. A. per it. Reg. 17515.
London, England, 1826-07-01

MANUFACTURING DISTRICTS.

The general subscription for this purpose, we are sorry to observe
proceeds rather languidly, owing no doubt to the supposed amend.
ment of trade; it his, however, reached a height which must make
it rank amongst the oblest acts of British benevolence; and when
it is known that tli,tress is on the increase, in consequence of the
renewed depression of trade, we feel satisfied a fresh impetus will
be given to public charity, and that the stream will again flow in
recruited abundance. By an advertisement in the London papers
of Wednesday, it appears to amount to about 1230 W., and by the
same medium we learn that the Committee have made the following
amongst other grants:—To Ilaslingden for Newhall Hey, and ad.
joining townships, 1001. ; to Colnc, 3001.; to Little Hutton, near
Bolton, 150/. The Rev, the Vicar of Blackburn, as Chairman of
our Local Committee, received last week a letter from the Secretary
to the General Committee, of which the following is a copy :
MANUFACTURERS' RELIEF COMMITTEE.

" City of London Tavern, June 6, 1826.
" Slr,—.l am directed by the Committee to convey to you the in-
formation that, for many obvious reasons, they are desirous that the
relief afforded to applicants should, whenever at all practicable, be
given in provisions rather titan in money—and further, considering
that gratuitous charity has a tendency to degrade the moral cha-
racter ant habits of the object relieved from temporary distress,
the Committee are anxious, wherever possible, that some sort of
labour shall be received in return for the assistance granted--the
employment which the Committee feel disposed to recomuncno
would be the construction of footpaths or causeways,—the repairs
of Church or Market roads, or some such description of simple
labour as might eventually promote the benefit and comfort of the
poor themselves.-1 have the honour to be, Sir, your most obedient
servant, " W. 11. lIYETT, Secretary.
" key. J. W. Whittaker, Blackburn."

A copy of this letter has been sent to the neighbouring town.
ships to which relief has been affiwtled, and we sincerely trust the
suggestions it contains may be actcd upon. Some of them our
readers sill perceive are similar to those so often submitted by Ls
to the consideration of our Local Committee. We arc happy to
learn that the last-mentioned body have succeeded in taking a atone
quarry, by which means they will be able to afford employment to
a considerable portion of the poor.—Blackburn Mail.
London, England, 1826-07-01

FRENCH COLONIES.

NEW REGULATIONS OF .MATINIQUE.—The Martinique
Gazette, of April Ili, contains a royal ordinance of the French Go.
vernment, of Feb. 11, regulating the trade of the Islands of Gus-
tlaloupe and Martinique with foreign countries. This ordinance
takes effect the Ist of July next. Its provisions are such as will
materially affect the trade between the United States and those
islands. and amounts to nearly a prohibition of articles exported
from this country. The tariff provides that live stock from Mreign
countries t-ball pay a duty of ten per rent. rid valnreni : salt beef 15
francs per lOU killograms, (about 2."i0 lbs.) corn 2 franca per bee.
tnlitre; cod and other salt fish, 7 francs per lOU kilog ; salt 5 francs
per ditto ; tobacco 7 per cent. act valorem ; shingles, boards, staves,
tar. pitch, turpentine. &c. 4 per cer.t. at: valorem.
Extract from a letter received in the etty of Charleston, dated Ma.
riagalante, April 16:—" 1 have to inform you that this island, by
an ordinance of his Majesty the King of France, will be shut
against foreign vessels after the Ist of July next. Therefore. ahotild
any of your friends wish to touch here, before that time, with lumber
and provisions, they would be likely to tin well ; sifter which date,
the duties in those ports in this vicinity that we may be allowed to
enter will be double what they row ore."
London, England, 1826-07-01

BRAZIL.

CONSTITUTION FOR THE EMPIRE OF BRAZIL
Drawn up in the Council of State on the basis proposed by his
Imperial Majrny Don Pedro I. Constitutional Emperor and
Perpetual Defender of the Emperor of BraziL

TITLE I. Of the Etn?ire of Brazil, its Territory, its Government,
its Dynawy, and its Rilig'on.

Art. I. The Empire of Brazil is the political association of all
Brazilian citizens. They form a free and independent nation,
which do -4 not admit any bond of union or federation with any
other which would be contrary to its independence.
2. Its territory is divided into such provinces as exirt at present,
which Anil he subdivided as the goo.! of the State may require.
3. Its Govenunent is monarchical, hereditary, constitutional, and
representative.

4. The reigning dynasty is that of Don Pedro I. the present
Emperor and Perpetual Dacnder of Brazil.
6. The Catholic Apostolic human religion shall continue to be
the religion of the empire. All other religions 'limit be permitted in
so far as reganls domestic or private worship in houses appropriated
to that purpose, but without any external appearance of ■ church.
London, England, 1826-07-06

EXTRACT OF ANOTHER LETTER.

—.-...... . V- -- ....... ...... --
CARP AT Poco, 31Ancit 23.
!Pm news here Is that our prisoners have been liberated, that
they have marched to join us, having already beaten a party under
ae! anish ('apt in ; that I). Frir:to has retired, promising .to re-
tun, it order to bat Llea:heze, in un3tvence of the difference
London, England, 1826-07-06

ROYAL GARDENS. VAUXHALL.

Under the especial Patronage of his Most Gracious Majesty.
To-morrow Evening, FRIDAY. July 7. the Amusements will com-
mence with s GRAND CONCERT, In Two Acta, in the superb new
Concert Room, at Half-past Eight o'Clock.
Principal Vocal' Performers—Miss Travis (her second appearance', and
Miss Love; Miss Posey, and Madame Cornelia; Mr. Brahmin. Mr. '4lll-
- and Signor De Segni, s. Mr. C. Taylor, Mr. Horncastle, Mr. Robot-
son, Ste. Tinney, and Mater Marker.
Leader of the Band, Signor Speen°lett!. Composer and Conductor,
Mr. H. R. Bishop.
Mr. Blackm.tre, the celebrated young American, whose engagements in
Italy have hitherto prevented his appearance at the Garden., having just
arrived in England, will go through his astonishing Evolutions on the
Slack Rope.
The interesting Ballet, entitled L'INTRIGVE DE VILLAGE, will
Immediately follow the Exhibition on the Slack Rope.
header of the nand for the Ballet, Mr. !broke.
The Entertainments will finish with a GRAND DISPLAY of FIRE-
WORKS, at the concliotian of which Mr. Illsckenore will make his
terrific Ascent on the Tight Rope, to the summit of the Tower, and
Descend enveloped in Showers of Fire.
Doors open at Seven o'Cluck.—Concert commences at Half-past Eight
Admission is.
Particulars respecting Admission Cards for the F.rening. and Private
fu. the Season or Nightly, may be had upon application to Mr.
Andrews, Bookseller, Rond-street.
Caution.—The Public will please to take notice, that all Song Rooks
°Fermi for sale on the outside of the Gardens are spurious ; and, as the
Selection varies every Evening, no Books but those sold inside the Gar-
den+ are to be depended upon.
•.• The ANNUAL. JCYENILE FETE will take place on SATUR-
DAY NEXT, the ilth instant.
London, England, 1826-07-06

TIJE ACT OF PARLIAMENT IS PEREMPTORY.
The Dissolution of batteries is fixed, anttmust Close for
ever on theith This Month. The general demand throughout
the Kingdom for a Farewell 30.0001. in this,
THE LAST OF ALL LOTTERIES,
Cannot fail to raise the Price of Tickets and Shares considerably—
an immediate purchase is therefore &debar&
The Scheme contains, for the First, the Last, and only Time,
since the establishment of Lotteries,
SIX PRIZES of £30,000., and every Ticket a Prize,
ALL IN ONE DAY, TUESDAY, Itkru THIS MONTH
(JULY),
WHEN ALL LOTTERIES END FOR EVER.
Tickets and Shares are on Sale at No. 4, Cornhill, and 9, Charing-
cross, London, the truly fortunate Offices of BISII. who Shared
and Sold in the last Twelve Months, Fire Prizes of 30,000/. I Four
of 21.0001. ! Nine of 20,0001. I Besides numerous othas of 10,00 W.,
2,0001. and 1,0001. &c.
Also in the last Drawing, 311 of May,
No. 1,833 - Class B. - 21,0001.
No. 3,925 . Class A. - 21,0001,
And numerous Minor Capitals 1
London, England, 1826-07-06

1r11)1.1BURGH WILL SHORTLY CLOSE.-1 he
V 4
above subject. now open in the PANORAMA. I.I;ICES-
TRILSQUARIK. will bliortly eho e. preparatgy to the opening of
a View of MADRID. The Drawings of this Panorama are by
Mr. R. BURFORD, and will give a very interestin7 view of all
the principal parts of the City and surrounding Collntly.•
Admittance Ooe Shilling.

PANSTEREOMACHIA.—Mr. lif4f)(;K respect-
fully amounces that his PA NAT RMACHIA, or
MODEL of the celebrated BATTLE of PO 4ERS, in which
Edward, usually atpled the Black Prince, JllO eminently diatin-
guished himself by the capture. of John, King of France, and the
total overthrow of an opposing army seven-fold the numerical
strergth of his own;'lS NOW OPEN in public inspection, at the
apseisus Room, 209, Regentsstreet.
The Exhibition occupies a apace of 30 feet by 18, and consists of
upwards of liNeo hundred tigorcs• modelled with the strictest re-
gard to historical truth, in the costume and arms of the period
whiA they represent, forming the most novel and brillisut coup
d'util ever presented to the public
Admission. Dot ShillingliPl4..
London, England, 1826-07-06

D URSUANT to a Decree of the Iligh Court of Chan-
cery. bearing date the 10th day of May, 1828. made in a
Canso, Wallace against the Creditors of CAT Fl .1 RENA
RILEY. late of Carshaltnn, In the county of Surrey, widow, de-
ceased (who died on or about the 30th day of October. 1820), are
by their Solicitors, on or before the 30th 11/1/ of July. 1826, to come
in and prove their Debts before Samuel Compton Cox, Esq., one
of the Masters of the said Court, at his Chambers, in Southamp-
ton-buildings, Chancery-lane. London ; or in default thereof, they
will be peremptorily excluded the benefit of the said Decree.
W. W. DYNE, Plaintiff's Solicitor,
Lincoln's Inn-Hada.
London, England, 1826-07-06

SUMMER DRINK. 1
ACIDULATED KALI, combining the Crystals of '
Lemon with Kali—This anree,tble effervescent and highly
cooling Beverage is admirably carculatecl fur Warm Weather and
Summer Drink, likewise for the immediate production of Saline
Draughts. It is more particularly beneficial in an cases of fever,
being extremely grateful and refreshing in allaying thirst, and may,
when used according to the directions, be taken at any time with
perfect safety.
Prepared and told in bottles. 3s. 6d., P., and 10.. 6d. each, duty
included, by 1. C. HOSE, SUCCESSOR to the late Mr. KIN.
NARD, Chymist and Druggist, High Holborn, where also
may he had I.E3IOisIADE, GINGER BEER, SODAIC, and
the OILIOINAL SLIDLITZ POWDERS.
London, England, 1826-07-06

A LLIANCE BRITISH AND FOREIGN LIFE
AND FIRE ASSURANCE COMPANY. Established
by Act of Parliament.
Capital 15,000,000 Sterling.

Orrict.4.— New Court, St. Swlttun's-lane ; and No. 8, Pall-
mall, opposite Carlton-house.

John Trying. Esq. M.P. IN. M. Roth child, Esq.
Francis Baring, Esq. Binges Montetore, Esq.
Samuel Gurney, Esq.

DIZEC:

J. Alexander, Elm. M.P.
G. H. Barnett, Esq.
John Bowden, Esq.
T. Fowell Buxton, Esq.
Archibald Campbell. Esq.
William Crawford, Eaq.
•Timothy A. Curtis, Esq.
i. Grunwaed, Esq.

!TORS.
1 William Howard, Esq.
J. Dines, Esq.
Williiam Kayt Esq.
Louis Lucas, Esq.
David Lynn, jun. Esq.
Thomas Richardson, Esq.
Oswald Smith, Esy.
H. M. Thornton, Laq.
TORS.
I T. :Hagerman, E.g.

AUDI'

U. Campbell. Esq.
Sir Robt. T.Parquhst,ll., M.P.
s.—klessrs. Smith. Payne, and Smiths : Messrs. notes,
Barnett, 'WC°. s and :Messrs. Hopkinsons, Regent-street.
ACTUARY —Benjamin Gompertz, Esq. F.R.S.
SzcatTmtv.—Andrew Ilamilion, Esq.
PAtsicsaw....-John R. Hume, 11. D. Curzon4treet.
Caucus..—Lancelot Shadwell, Esq.
soLscivsa.-..John M. Pearce,
StAvETost.--Thaa. Allem, Esq. Perey-street, pestford-square.
FIRE ASSURANCE.

The Receipts for thelrnew—;lPremitimstiue at 3141surnmer are
read for delivery, at the Offices in Town, and at the Agenclei of
the
Company throughout the Country.
The Company have made the following Reduction in the Rates
of Prellinuni hitherto charged on the three common Classes of Fire
Assorances. This reduction applies equally to Assurances In Lori-
don and throughout the Country,—to Private and 51ercantileAsau-
rances,—except in special eaves.
Ist Class it. reduced from - 2a. to Is. ed. per Cent.
2d Ditto - • - 3s. to 2s. ifsil. ditto.
3d Ditto - . Tin. to -is. lid. ditto.
LIFE ASSURANCE.
Life Assuranc-s continue to be effected by the Company on very
modertte terms; while the Assured PARTICIPATE in the
PROFITS. which are to be declared at the expiration of every
sueres.sive period of live years. The Lives of Naval and Military
Officers, not engaged In actual service, are covered at the common
Rates of Peen' . The Assured may proceed to any part of
Europe, provkled they take shipping in decked or steam vessels.
from a port in the United Kingdom, to any port between the Texel
nrd Havre, without previous crwomuniestion with the Directors
or the paymnt, of en additional Premium. No Entrance Money is
extrgt.d. A. HAMILTON, Secset&ry,
London, England, 1826-07-06

Vie Britigiit ilittOsi.

ENGLISH OPERA HOUSE.
This Evening, THURSDAY. July fi, will be performed (first time; a new
Melo- Drams. called
THE LAST GUERILLA.
The principal Chnrseters by Mew,. Peaumn, Thorne, Bennett, Archer,
Clifford, Salter, and G. Smith; Mtge, Hamilton. Goward, and Gray.
After which the Comic Opera of
FREE AND EASY.
Sir John Freeman, Mr. \l'rench; Mr. Courtly. Mr. Hartley; Ralph,
Mr. Keeley; Michael. Mr. W. Chapman; Richard, Mr. Puwar. Mrs.
Courtly, Miss Gowsrd ; Gertrude. Miss Kelly.
To conclude with the Comic Operetta of
THE RENDEZVOUS.
Shwa, Mr. W. Chapman ; Sophia, Miss Kelly.
London, England, 1826-07-06

MOVE3I

The Duke of A tholl hi; arrived ;Wiown from a tour.
The Earl and Countess of Wilton. and family, left town yester-
day, for their scat, Ileaton Ilouse, Lancashire.
Lord and Lady Dinevor and family have left town, for their
seat, Barrington Park, Oxfordshire.
Lord Muunt Sandford has left Thomas's Hotel, Herkeley-
square, 01 a tour.
Lord and Lady Downy have left town, for Cheltenham.
Lord and Lady Francis Osborne left town yesterday, for their seat
in Cambridge...hire.
Lady Georgian& anti Miss WeMaley left town yesterday, for
Vienna.

Lady Jones left town yesterday, for her seat, Wortin House,
Hants.
The Hon. Mrs. Rice Trevor left town yesterday, for Lord Charles
Fitzror's sent, Stoney Stratford.
Arrivals st Fenton 'a Hotel, St. James's-street:—Lord Brudenell,
and T. ft. Kemp. E.g. from Brighton.
Departure from Jordan's Hotel, St. James's-street:—Mr. and
31 rs. Dolphin and family, for their seat in Gloucestershire.
Arrivals at the Royal Hotel, St. James's-street:—J. J. Guest,
Esq. M.P., and Merrick, Esq. from Hmiton, Devon; and
E•q. from a tour. Departures :—The lion. 'l'.
Fiennes, for Brlviticre : W. V. Peel, E• for Staffordshire ;
Cole. Esq. on a tour ; Bevan, Esq. fur Brighton ; and Capt.
G. Monica, on a tour.

TILE EARL OF CHICHESTER.

Lord Chichester was born on the 28th April, 1756, and conse-
quently was in the 71st year of his age. He was called up by writ
of summons to the House of Peers, as Baron Pelham, in Jure
during the lifetime of his father, whom he succeeded in the
Earldom on the Bth Jan. lie married, in 1801, Lady Mary
IfeniiettaJuliana Osborne, the daughter of Francis filth Duke of
Leeds, by whoth he has left several children. He is succeeded in
his titles and estates by his son Henry Thomas Lotd Pelham, now
third Earl of Chichester.

Ilk Lordship had filled several distinguished situations in the
Government of this country, and had invariably maintained the
pures• and most respectable character as a politician, as well as an
English Nobleman.
As Mr. Pelham, in the House of Commons, he never failed to
command respect. Ile commenced his official career as Principal
Secretary for Ireland during the Vicemyalty of the late Duke of
Portland, and afterwards filled the same office with great ability at
the critical period of the memorable rebellion in that country, when
the present Marquis of Camden was at the head of the Irish Govern-
ment. In the Administration of Mr. Addington he was Principal
Secretary of Sate for the Home Department, which office his ill
state of health obliged him to resign ; and on his succeeding to the
Earldom of Chichester, he was appointed joint Pos.master-Gmteral,
and continued to hold that situation, and the office of Postmaster.
General, to the period of his death.
London, England, 1826-07-06

THE next of KIN (if any) of RICHARD COUCH,
late a seaman belonging to tha East India merchant ship,
M'Queen, deceased, by applying to Mr. Ninian toms, No. 10,
Wade-street, Poplar, may hearpt something to their advantage.
%IEIDDLES HOSPITAL.—A SERMON will be
preached, on SUNDAY MORNING NEXT, the 9th
of July, for the bortt of the Middlesex Hospital, at ST.
PA NI:RAS CHURCH by the Der. JOAN RUSSELL, D.D.
Head Muter of (,'hatter-house School.
Berries will commence at Eleven o'clock.
London, England, 1826-07-06

''ALL'S DIGESTIVE or DINNER PILLS.-01
all the complaints to which the human frame is liable, few
are mere distressing, and none are more common, than a disordered
state of the stomach, arising from weakness or derangement in the
digestive organs, and attended with flatulence, acidity, pains in the
stomach, giddiness, head-ache, and heartburn. To remove these
painful effects where they exist, and to prevent their recurrence, by
giving renewed vigour and a healthy tone to the digestive powers,
is the express design of she above pills ; and experience has abun-
dantly proved that they are eminently calculated to produce these
important results. By taking them a short time before the hour of
'dinner, the process of digestion is greatly assisted, and by the oc-
casional use of them, the system will be preserved in a sound and
healthy state.
As preventives of those severe bilious attacks to which some
persons are liable, these pills are decidedly recommended, and as an
effectual, though gentle aperient, they will ever prove a most va-
luable family medicine. They have also been highly useful to
persons on long voyages, and experiencing a change of climate;
sod as they do not contain any preparation of calomel, no altera-
tion of diet nor confinement to the house is requisite.
Prepared only by 51r. C. W. Clarke (successor to the late Mr.
R. Hall), at 115, Ifolborn-hill ; and sold in boxes at 2s. 9d.,
4s. ed., and Bs. 6d.
To guard against counterfeits, the Public are reapectfuily re-
quested to observe, that those only can be depended upon us
genuine which have upon them the words " Prepared only at 115,
Holborn-hill."
Sold wholesale by Edwards, 67, St. Paul's Church-yard ; Butler,
4. C:heapside ; Barclay, Fleet-market; and retail by Stradling,
Gate or the Royal Exchange; Johnson, IW, Cornbill; Sanger,
130, Oxford-Meet ; Simpson, 21, Piccadilly ; Prim, corner of
Great Titchlield-street, Oxford-market ; Freake, otten ham-court-
road ; Martin, 2, Upper Seymour-street, Somers-town ; Stranger,
Charlotte-street, ; Senors, 9, King's-road, Sloane•square,
Chelsea; Fry, 15, Bridge-street, Lambeth ; illounsey, 14, Palk-
place, Kennington ; Beaks, 17, High-street, Newiagton Butts;
Williams and Co., 7, flodford-plaze, Commercial-road; Holwell,
269, High-street, Borough Jttder and Co., 3, Georges Circus,
Great Surrey-street ; Emerson, 80, Upper East Smithfield ;
Waltham, 14, High-street, Poplar; Ivory, 180. Shorediteh!
Realms, 1911, Bishopagate.street Withont; Jones, Hackney-road
Fowkes, 35, Alaty.street, llaronst cad-road
Pill ; and
and laticastar, Po"
Where may be also had, Hall's Cough s Peeler
ranges, for coughs, uthmaa, shortage of breath, and o''
tion of the logs.
London, England, 1826-05-02

Omega, 149, LEAD
THE EAST INDIA TE
proved the qualities of thi
leaden cases, proportionally with th
a List of the Agencies where, and t
wi4 be supplied until the next. enat
• - •

TEAS.

Black
Congou
Ditto
Ditto
gonchong .........
Ditto
Ditto .............
Ditto ............
Fine ditto
Finest ditto
Pekoe..
Finest ditto
Greco
• Ditto

Elysoo
Ditto ...
Ditto ............

Ditto

ego
6 6
7 2
1 7 0 ttt 0
tit 0 tit 0 6
2 P, 1 9 • 7; 0 4
210 1 5 6 Eti 0 44
Turkey
Pillow ditto
Persons wishing to become Agents are to make their applicatio
by letter t, post-pain) to C. HANCOCK. Secretary.
31r. James Powles, 146, Leadenhall-street ; Mr. G. Spooner, 101,
High-street, Whitechapel ; Mr. W. K. Foster, 69, Chiswell-street ;
3lr. J. D. Bird, 30, Fore-street; Mrs. L. Barnett, Bell-lane,
Spitaltields ; Mr. J. Deane, 3, Finsbury-market ; Mrs. M. Roysen,
55, Old-street ; Mr. J. Pesithey, 10, Garlick-hill ; Mr. W. Hoy,
24, Newgate-market; Mr. R. Jones, Huish's.court, Water-lane,
Blackfriars ; Mr. J. Hancock, 71, Prunes-street, inories ; Mr. J.
Allen, 11, St. Martin's-le.grand ; Mrs. hi. Prosser, 17, St. John-
street-road ; Mrs. A. Stanley, 14, Tavistock-mw, Covent-garden ;
Mrs. A. Wainwright, Church-court, St. Martin's-lane; Mrs.
Dunn, 32, Haymarket ; Mr. G. Harris, 16, King-street, West-
minster; Mr. T. S. Vickers, 11, Barton-street. Westminster; Mr.
IL Daintree, I. Brook-street, Lambeth; Mr. H. Walker, 9.
Princes-road. Kennington ; Mr. G. Hearn, 4, Doughty-place,
Lambeth; Mr. A. Cooper, 8. Grosvenor-place. Borough-mad;
Mr. A. Kay, 101, London-road; Mrs. J. Payne, 70, Collingwood.
street, Blackfriars ; 31r. Iluldsworth, 11, York-street, Hackney.
road; Mr. S. I%.ocalley, 44, Robert-street, Horton ; Mr. O'Brien,
106, Choswell-street.road ; Mr. J. Hanks, 49, Seymour-street,
Easton-square; Mr. B. Jones, Palace-row, New-road ; Mr. J. A.
Bingham, 34, Euston-crescent, New-road; Mr. R. Turns, 146,
Edgware-road, Paddington; Mr. Henry Callan!, Bayswater; Mr.
John Gould, Fulham; Mrs. Elizabeth Symmoril, Pound-lane,
Clayton; Mr. F. Eborn, 121, (trove-street, Camden-town; Miss
O. Pigg. 141,Tottenhain-court.toad,Und Mr. J. Card,:l4, Goodge.
street, Tottenham-court-road; Mr. J. DevalL Woodstock-Street,
Oxford-street.
The Public are requested to observe, that this Establishment em-
pkoy no hawkers whatever; that they have no other Agent in this
street besides Mr. J.Towles (No. 1S); and are earuestly requested
to be upon their gpard against frauchtigut jniltiiruMi or their pack-
age a sad label&
•

NHALL-STREET. APRIL N.
EA COMPANY have im-
telt low Black Teas, packed in
he late depression, and advertise
the Priers at which, the Public
Cuing Sales.
ittl ins nos los
P. d. s. d. s. d. d.
2 0 1 1 0 7 8i

• ?Meat ditto .
Gunpowder Hyman
Finest ditto . .
_.„_.
ROASTED' camps.
Plantation
Dutch
Pine ditto

O 2i
Os

Bourbon ..
London, England, 1826-05-02

FRENCH, GERMAN, AND SPANISH GRAMMARS,
BY ENGLISHMEN.
This day are published, by Baldwin. Cradock, and Joy.
1. A PRACTICAL GRAMMAR of the FRENCH
CIL LANGUAGE, illustrated by Copious Examples and
Exercises, 'selected from the most approved-Froich Writers; de.
signed for the Use of Schools and Private Students. By J. ROW.
BOTHAM, Ma"•er of the Classical, Mathematical, and Corn.
menial Academy, Walworth. In 12mo. price ss. boards, or ss. 6d.
bound.

ILA PRACTICAL GERMAN GRAMMAR, or, A New
and Easy Method of acquiring a thorough knowledge of Ger-
man Language ; for the use of Schools and Private Students. By
the same Author. In 12mo. price Cs. M. boards, or 7s. bound.
HI. A PRACTICAL GRAMMAR of the SPAN'S!,
LANGJAGE, with Copious Exercises ; the whole rendered so
easy, as to be intelligible without the aid of an Instructor. By S.
WHITEHEAD, Author of a Practical Introduction to Latin
@rammer. In 12tno. price 7s. 6d. boards, or 84. bound.
'•* In these Grammars, written by Englishmen well aware of
the pe?uliar difficulties their countrymen have to contend with, par-
ticular attention has been paid to those differences between foreign
idioms and our own, which are apt to embarrass and discourage a
learner; end which having hitherto been for the most part imper-
reedy understood and explained, have rendered this part of educe-
Lion laborious and tedious.
London, England, 1826-05-02

[From the Gazette d'Augsbourg..l

Our last letters from Corfu are dated the .sth of April. They
mention that the last attack of the Egyptians was made on the 23d
March (thus correcting the dates of some former letters), and that
eie assailants litre repulsed with • loss of several thousand+ of
their men. Three Ileys and a Pacha were killed, and Ibrahim
Pacha was dangerously wounded. A report was even generally cit._
cu! tad in the 102140 islands, that that Chief had afterwards died of
to sounds.
From the Joarnal des Drbats.l

fetters from Corfu of the 7th April, and from Zante of the 30. h
March, announce the death of'brafi m Pacha, the raising of the
siege of Ili..solunghi, the entry into that town of the troops of
Comas. rainier, Kerns Botzaris, and a great quantity of pro..
visions and warlike stores; the evacuation of Vassilsdi and
.%natolico, the retreat of the Barbarians who took refuge partly
in Lepanto and partly in Patras, and the appearance of the
addles of the Greek squadron destined to strike the last blow
against the Mahometans.
. _ _
London, England, 1826-05-02

TUN CHURCH.

DR. SVIINER.
On observing the name of this Divine in the " Oteette" ante 26th
ult., as recommended to his Majesty's conga d'elire to the Chapter of
I,landuff, to be 111-hop of that See, and as appointed Also to the Deanery
of St. Paul's, we cannot forbear congratulating the Church on this seces-
sion of talent and sound piety to the Epi,copal body.
Dr. Sumner bad been early distinguished for his abilities as a scholar
andliis subservient merit as a Divine nod a Preacher were, we believe, the
sole ground of his reeomosendstion to the notice of the Sovereign, through
the Nob.eman In whose family he bad acted as tutor. It was In the regu.
ler discharge of his dirty as Domestic Chaplain to his Majesty that he
delivered a merles of discourses upon " the Ministerial Character of Christ
practically con adered," which lie subsequently published. This work
displays • happy onion of elegance of style, soundness of doctrine, and
forcible poetical application. Dr. Sumner received the fair rewnrci of
his merits In his auccessive promotion to Prebends of the Cathedrals of
Worcester and Canterbury, and his prevent elevation wilt doobtless be
considered equally u deserved honour to ►imself and an acquisition to the
Church,
London, England, 1826-05-02

GUIDE TO DUBLIN.-IRISH TOUR.

This day is publishedOn royal Il3uto.:llUstratld;iill 14 elegant
Views, from Drawings by Petrie, and a large Plan of the City,
price 9+. boards
N , -
HISTORICAL GUIDE to the CITY of DUD-
MN ; the Second Edition, with additional Articles= also
an Itinerary, and various useful Information for Tourists and
Strangers. By G. N. WRIGHT, A.M.
*.." The Itinerary contains the roads from London to Liner.
pool, Holyhead, and Bristol, with accounts of those places, and
full information respecting all the packets that sail froin them to
Ireland ; also, the roads from Dublin to Belfast, Cork, Ike.
London t Printed for Baldwin, Cradock, and Joy.
By whom are published, of the same Author,
A GUIDE to the 01A N1"14 CAUSEWAY and NORTH-
EAST COAST of ANTRIM, with Views and Maps, royal
18mo , Gs. boards.

A (it inti to the LAKES of KILLARNEY, with Views, &c.
royal Mut., 61. boards.
A GUIDE to the COUNTY of WICKLOW, with Views,
and a large Map of the County, from an original Survey, royal
111m0.,75. boards.
N.B. A few copies of these Guides on large paper, in I vol.
Bro., with proofs on India paper, may be had, pries 11. 10s.
London, England, 1826-05-02

By whom also are published, of the same Author,
I. An INQUIRY, chiefl• on Principles of Relig'on„ into the
NATURE and DISCIPLINE of HUMAN MOTIVES. 1
vol. Om. price 10s. rid.
••• The. object of this work is to Ripply a manifest deside-
Timm in moral and theological scum*, by slinwhig tyatemaii.
WIT the connexion between the reictoiples of religion and those
of virtue. •
2. A RECAPITULATION of move of tbe LEA DING
PRINCIPLF24 contained in a
_Treat* entitled " An Inquiry
Into the Nature and Disciprwie of HMateo Motives." With an In-
troductory Preface and Additions. Price dr. 6kl.
THE MECHAN'IC'S COMMON-PLACE ROOK.
Just published, in fib.. illustrated with Plates and 230 Wood-
cuts, price 140. boards.
MATIIENIATICS for PRACTICAL MEN • being
a common-place Book of Principles, Theorems, Rules, and
Tables, in various Departments of Pure and Mixed Mathematics,
with their most useful Applications, especially to the pursuits of
Surveyors, Architects, Mechanic", end Cieil gngineers.
Contents :—Arithmetie, Algebra, Geometry, Trigonometry, Co-
nic Sections, Curves useful to Architects, Mensuration, Mechanics,
Statics, Dynamics, Hydrostatics, Hydrodynamics, Pneumatics,
Active and Passive strettikh, Supplementary Tablest:-
By OLINTfI GiREODRY, LLD. ac. •
Of the Royal/I,loaq Academy, Woolwich.
Landon : Printed for Marin, Cradock. and Joy.
Of whom also may be lied, by the same Author,
ELEMENTS of PLANK and SPHERICAL. TRIGONO-
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Projections of the Sphere, Dialling, Astronomy, the Solution of
Equations, and Geodesic Operations ; intended for the use of Ma-
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price ss, bound.
London, England, 1826-05-02

TO-MORROW.
LSH, "the Last Man" who can ever have the honour,
singly u Contractor, to submit a Lottery to the Smash
Public., has been more than usually aaitions.to Nada this Itis last
SWUM, worthy their approval.
GOVERNMENT
having arranged the last Lottery of all to be taken by the Office-
keepers who usually bid fora Lottery, and determined that
DISH'S FAREWELL CONTRACT
being the very last Lottery but fine that can ever be.offered, must
be ail decided TO. MORROW, the 3d of 41A V.
111S11 entreats his "best Friends," the Public, to be early in
their application far Tickers and Shares, to partake of the
SIX PRIZES OF £21,000, &c. &e.
FORMING AN AGGREGATE OF 4"337.000
ALL TO BE DECIDED IN ONE DAY,
TO-MORROW, the 3d of MAY.
Ticket* and Shares are selling at 111511'S, the Contractor's
Nikes, 4, Cornhill. and 9, Charing-emu, and by his Agents in
all the principal Citee and Towns of the United Kingdom%
DISH'S GREAT IncK !--The tide of IlllfttbS continues 10 flow
etninterruptedly to Birth's Offices—every drawing affords hint the
gratification of announcing that a very large portion of all the
Poises have been anld by him. In the Lottery Just ended be shared
and sold several Capitals, Including Two Prizes of 20,0091. each,

7.210 - Class A, a Prise of - 20,000/.
111,001 H, a Prize of . - 20,0001.
In the previous Lottery, which was all drawn 6th December last,
Binh Fold Two of '.10.0001.
And in the Lottery immediately preceding, drawn on the 18th Oc-
tober Int,
MA sold Three of 20,000/.
Aid within the last Eleven Montha,
Dish sold Five 30;0001. and Eleven 20,0091.
London, England, 1826-05-02

PHILANTHROPIC SOCIETY, Mile-End, ests-
blished 1801, for the DISCRAROE of PRISONERS for
SMALL DEBT*, and for the Temporary Relief of the Mantl-
ing/sting and Labouring Poor.
PATRON.
His Royal Highness'the Duke of SCSSEX.
PRESIDENT.
The Risht Hon. Lord Viscount TORRINOTON.
The ANN IV E RSA RY I/INNER of this SOCIETY will be
&Id at the City of London Tavern, on TI'ESDAY, May 23.
The Right lion. the LORD 31.1Y0R in the Chair.
The peat distress in the immediate neighbourhood of Spina.
fields, and the numerous applications from prisoners, compel the
Directors of the Society to appeal to the benevolence of the public.
Subscriptions and Donations will be thankfully received by
Messrs. Curries, Raikes, and Co. Bankers, Cornhill ; by Nicho-
las Cliannfrigtory Esq. Mile-End, and Christopher Ilieliarritsm,
jun. Esq. Limehouse, the Treasurers to the Society ; and by the
Secretary.
26. Lomblrthstreet.

JOIIN WOOD, Secrevy.
London, England, 1826-05-02

AMICABLE SOCIE MES OFFICE, SRG EA NT'S-•
INN, FLEE r•STNELT.
A General Quarterly Court of the Corporation of the A MICA.
ISLE SOCIETY fora Perpetual Assurance Office-will be holden
at the Society's Houle in Sergeant's Inn, Fleet-street, on
WEDNESDAY, the 10th Day of May next, at One o'Clock
precirely.
JOHN PENSAM, Registrar.
London, England, 1826-05-02

NEW ARGYLL ROOMS.

-1,1-R. S. Wi.SEgfcrc>si;;;pc.CiFtliii announces that
I his CONCERT is fixed tot THORSDAY NEXT,
May 4, when will be performed, for the first time, a Confitebor
(111th Psalm), composed in the year 1799 by S. Wesley.
Principal Performers—Miss Paton, Miss Hammersley, Miss
Betts, :Hiss Cease, and Miss H. Cswite; Mr. Brabant, Illr. W.
Knivett, Mr. Wetsh, Mr. T. B. Sale, Mr. Hawes, Mr. J. Elliott,
Mr. Homcastle, Master Trances (pupil of S. Wesley), Mr.
Vaughan, and Mr. Phillips. Leader of the Band, Mr. F. Cramer;
Conductor, Mr. S. Wesley.
With a grand Miscellaneous Act (to commence with the Jupiter
Sinfonia of Mozart) ; a Concerto on the Piann.fnrte, by Mr.
Moscheles ; an extemporaneous Fantasia on the Organ, by Mt.
S. Wesley; and a Solo on the Violin, by Mr. Mori.
The Band and Chorus will consist of upwards of 100 performers.
Tn begin at half-past Eight precisely.
Tickets, Halt a Guinea each, to be had at the Royal Harmonic
Institution, Regent-street ; at the principal Music Shops ; and of
Mt. S. Wesley, Ifl, Easton-street, Huston-square, where applica-
tions for Boxes are requested to be made.
London, England, 1826-05-02

ACLERGYMAN, married, beneficed, and residing a
moderate distance from London, his pupils limited to six,
would be glad to fill a VACANCY with ri Gentleman's Son,
whose Ile,alth or Educa'ion may require more than usual attention.
Letters, directed for Rev. H. S., Messrs. Harding and Lepards,
Booksellers, 4, Pall.ruall-east, London, will be duly forwarded to
him.
London, England, 1826-05-02

This day is puhlivled. price IL Is. Part XVII. of
THE ENCYCLOPEDIA METROPOLITANA.
CONTE NTB.—I. Pure Sciences—Arithmetic. 11. Mixed
and Applied Sciences—Galvanism, complete. ILI. Historical and
Biographical Division—J-twish History—Herod the Great—Histo.
Sans of Rome—Decline of Latin Poetry. IV. Miscellaneous Di-
vision.—Engliaft Lexicon—D 1 F—l) R A,—including Digamma
Diplomacy— Directory—, Disciple— Divan—Divine--Diving.Bell
Divorce—Dock—Domingo,Sx—Dorado, El—Dometsbire—Doable
—Down, &e.
ayes A few copies are printed on royal paper, with proof inuirn-
sions of the Plates, price IL 161. The Parts from I. to XVI. on
royal or dewy paper, may be had together, or separately.
Printed for J. blawmas; C. and J. Rivington ; Baldwin, Cm-
dock, and Joy ; Sherwood, Hilbert, and Piper; 41..8. Whittaker;
J. Duncan, London ; J. Parker, Oxford ; and Deighton and Sons,
Cambridge ; and may be bad of all Booksellers in ths United
Kingdom.
London, England, 1826-05-02

DISTKESSEILIMAE NAUFACJUIMES.—MsNatori-
The Right Hon. the 140,a Mayor having received the following
Request to convene and to preside at a Public Meeting. to take
law consideration the best means to aflbrd Relief to the Working
Claws now suffering distress through want of Employment ;
Notice 14 hereby given, that a PUBLIC MEETING for that
purpose will be held at the City of London Fawns, Bishopsgs:e-
street, THIS DAY, and that his Lordship will take the Chair at
Two o'clock precisely.
To the Right Hon. the Lord Mayor.
Mr Loan—We request that your Lordship will be pleased to
convene and to preside at a Public Meeting, fur considering the
best means to afford Relief to the manT Milking Manufacturers
now tatting distresa through want of Employment.
We are your Lordship's obedient servants,
Matthew Wood, M.P. John Wilson
John Smith, M.P. Hugh Gray I
Robert Williams, M.P. Henry Watson
William Williams, M.P. Thomas Gaitskill
William Thompson, M.P. Charles Francis
A. W. Roberts, M.P. William Wilson
Anthony Brown, Alderman William Foster Reynolds
John Garrott, Alderman Samuel Gurney
T. A. Curtis William Strange
Augustus Rob. Ilankey James Gale
Richardson Rorradaile Frederick Blaksley
Richard P. Harris Richard Ellis
'Avid Powell IR. H. Marten
Benj. Hawes John Sim
Jtobert Niue
London, England, 1826-05-02

DISTRESS in SPITALPIELDS.—At a MEETING
of the COM NI ITTEE, held in the Vestry-room, Spital-
fields, April 2s, 111211,
The Lord Bishop of CHESTER, in the Chair.
The Committee eaglet to state, that in consequence of the nearly
'shouted state of their Fund..., they are compelled to confine
themselves to relieving those only who are entirely without work,
and even those on a raluced scale, giving to a man and his wife
but 41. a week, and to single persons 3s. The utter insufficiency
tt this relief is too evident to require proof, and even this must
Teri soon be discontinued.
AP the distress for want of employment continues undiminished,
the Committee earnestly appeal to the benevolence of those who
hsve in their power the means of mitigating the distresses of so
Lige and deserving a body of their fellow-creatures, as are the
talk Weavers of Spitaltields, and trust that the foregoing statement
will produce such an addition to their funds as may prevent the
sudden drying up of those sources to which so many thousand poor
yesuns have to look for the means of existence.

Amount before advertised .
E. s.
Messrs. Duero, and West,
being the amount of a be.
refit given by them at
Aatley's A ruphithattre,
April 24th . 23 0
Ily the lard Biiitop of Chester.
The Duchess of Deaufon 10 0

- 216,714 3s. 6d.
s.
Madame Subloukoff, St.
Pversburgh - 10 0
IVanen. Esq. - 6 0
The lion. Geo. Agar Ellis*
51. P. - 21 0
By s.le.crs. Barnard and Co.
A fe• Friends at Rei-

- -
Mr. Deputy Greenaway 2 2
Wm. Lowntles. - 5 0
By Messrs. Drummond and Co.
Lady Cur . . 10 0
The Ladies Brudenell 5 5
By Messrs. Smith, Payne, & Co.
A Friend from Bull - 10 0
By Messrs. IVillis and Co.
Slingsby Buncombe, Esq.
particularly for their man.
fly proper conduct, though
under severe distress, per
Child and Co . 10 0
Subicriptious are received by
3layor ; W. lisle, Esq. Wood-si
by all the Bankers.

gate - - 12/. 0 nd.
By Messrs. Fry's and Chap.
M. A. Sedgwiek. Esq. - 5 0
Rev. Robert Tretlcrolt - 1 0
Mr. Bevan - 1 0
By Mews. Hoare.
T. C., per Child and
Co. - - 10 0
Mrs. Sarah Brooke . 2 0

'the Right Honourable the Lord
reet, SpitaMelds, Treasurer ; and
London, England, 1826-05-02

U.VI E lISIT V INTELLIGENCE.
CAIIIIIIIIOOII, APRIL 2R.
The fourth Flulsten lecture atll be delivered at St. Mary's Church on
Sunday afternoon nest, Instead of tido morning.
On :Saturday lad the Rev. Edward Bottler, M.A., the Rev. Wm. lit'll-
liamson, M.A., and Robert Bentley Buckle, Esq. 8.A., were elected
Foundation Fellows of Sidney Susses College.
Ott the mune day the Rev. Timothy Mapleton, B.A. was elected Fellow
of the same College, on the ft,undation of Mr. Pete► Blundell.
oJtittrution of the app. intment of Dr. Sumner to the see of
I.landaff and tie deanery of St. Pour*, Is announced In Tuesday's
Casette.
On Monday last the 111. hop of Peterborough instituted the Rev. Win.
Williamson to the viceroy•• of Sliptun, in the c unity of Northampton, on
the tweecntattun of the Duke of Done, vacant by the death of the Rev.
D..rid Wand:lope.
London, England, 1826-05-02

our affdavits, as I am sure, if your lowdahips heard them, you
would discharge the rule also as it records Ali. Wasibomtigh.
The ATTotsgv-fleri eitinn-ted that this rule ought not
to be ilSlettsreted as it referred to any of the defendants. When
INfie gentlemen were applied to for an apology or exploration, all
toley Neigh* to do was to Kite up the amber ; hut they refused
to ar luirize, because. as IL WO Pala. tinugh they knew the was.
wrap to he false, yet they promolgired it in the discharge of their
ituty to th- public. The Conn would not fail to recollect that the
libel In question was siphtlahed at • csisie of great paddle anxiety
and ,obartaament It accused r. Rothschild a ith having. from
rietiym of lwrsonal malice -twirled.. 31t•sars.i.lonts, Lloyd. and Co..
paid' into their house a atm of a million sterling. and then with
having drawn one viagle cheek on th-at t-r the whole ameurt,
after four &dock on a Someday after/Imm. in the hope that ruch a
ll'ostardhflt weakt overturn their credit and ruin idiom forever. The
,‘ hole was an infamous fabrication: 01,1,1 10 show the spirit widi
‘11,4(41 the atiteolent had been published, in the same patter was a
pararsph in there wterris—`• These is no truth in the statement
?hilt ay. Rothschild has cut his throat." They were the libels of
which Mr. Rothschild eoropilhoi.and the Learned Counsel
anbmitted that die rule ought atde absolute against all the
defendan a, leo
The Loan Caber 'Jrstrcrt--Tf you r.-,ake this rule hoop.
lu.e ngsinat Ale. Wasthweasigh. and leave it open at to the miter
two clefentlarta. would not that answer the justice of the case ?
Mr. lisorttsisist—ti •abaule .thisit as, my•boed :sand I hope
you will onset-re-thee ttl is the Atwerstry-Oenerar who has repeated
the Mae, to-day ; I bats werpelely abetsined from any thing of that
kind.
The Lor n Cuss, Jame d4ereetly. Mr. Brougham.
Mr. SCAR LETT observed, that Mr. Pouchi.e..4 when applied to,
refused to mike any apology; and only urged, as as esetwe, that
this publication had taken place in the discharge of some auppocod
public duty ; and gas an accurate statement of a report at that
time prevalent in the City.
The LORD Cult? JUSTICE—T. wish they would consider it
their only public duty, or at least their first public duty, to publish
nothing but that which is true. That is indispenriable boo I
think thejustioe of this case will be effectually answered by making
this rule absolute as against Mr. Wasborought, and leaving it
open with respect to the other two gentlemen.
Rule absolute sceordingly.
At two o'clock the. Lord Chief Justice went to the House of
Lords, and nothing further of importance occurred in Court.
London, England, 1826-05-02

Great Success !
HAZARD & Co.
Shared and Sold
THREE of £20,6091
Ist of but „Month,
HAZARD 2t Co.
are Selling for the
Sax X 21.000
All in one day,
TO-MORROW.
Positively the but
Lottery but One.
Royal Exchange, 26, Conga,
321. Oxford.street, and by Agents
iu all principal Country Towns.