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The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1825-04-09

FITTIT RACE..

Sweepstakes of 100ga each for the produce of Mares covered In
1821. Colts, Bst. 71b.; fillies, 13st. 41b. KM. The produce of
untried Stallions or Mares allowed 31b., if both 51b.
D. of Grafton's Rufus, by Election, out of Prudence - 1
D. of York's c. by Phantom, dam by Ruben., out of Sister to
Parisot (m. uotriedt 2
Many of the knowing ones fancied Rufus low, in consequence
of his race yesterday. altlipugh he won in a canter and did not
seem inclined to stick close to him ; however, when he started he
took the lead, never was caught in any part of the race, and had
won in a canter by the time he got to the bushes. lie won easy by
three lengths. After this race his enemies became his friends, so
much so that at the current odds there were plenty ready to take,
but scarcely any to bet against him. He is now as great a favourite
as any Derby horse ever has been at so early a meeting as the
Craven. Buckle rode him, and Ciaodison the Duke of York's.

SIXTH RACE.

Sweepstakes of 150. each, h. ft. colts, Set. 711,.; fillies, flst. 41b.
A b. 31.

Mr. Thornbill's f. Surprise, by Scud, opt of Manfredi' - 1
D. of Grafton's c. by IVord, out of Sister to Nectar - 2
The Wuful colt made all the running till the Abingdon Mile
Bottom, where he was caught by Surprise, who won ia fine style
by half a neck, after an excellent race. Surprise w u rode by Sam
Chifncy (being his first appearance on a racer for a considerable
time), in his wonted style of excellence. The veteran Buckle
jockied the Duke's.

TWELVE O'CLOCK AT NIGHT.
The Betting this evening has been very brisk at the following
odds:—
FIRST SPRING 3IEETING.
THE GREAT MATCH.
11 to 10 on Cedric against Bizarre.
DEBBY.

7 to 2 agst Rufus
54 to 1 opt Muleteer
9 to 1 apt Legacy
9 to 1 agst Defiance

10 to 1 agst Webb
20 to 1 agst Mr. lidney's
2.5 to 1 agst llogarth
25 to 1 agat Cain.
,111.

6 to 1 agst Aline
6 to 1 agirt Pinylista
7 to 1 agst Tontine

8 to 1 apt Pastime
13 to 1 apt Sorcery.
13 to 1 agst Duke of York's
:CTN.
18 to 1 apt Redpuntlot
20 to 1 agst any other.

7 to I agat Memnon
9 to I ;get Cleveland
Id to 1 agst Androgen;

EXTON PARK RACES.

THVIRDAY. ATILIL 7.
The Noel Stakes of 23 sors. each.—(Three Subscribers.)
Sir 0. Noel's b. f. by Ditto
Mr. Platen's b. c. Thorny - - -
Mr. Pow ell'a br. f. Woodbine - -
Won easy.
The Cotteemore Stakes of 7 sore. each ; 10 added.
- • • - • • • -

Colonel Lowther's b. an. Reserve - - 1 1
Mr. Longden'a eh. rn. Precocity - 2 2
Mr. Marnott's b. g. flarkforwa7d - . 0 0
Mr. Heithcote's e 6 g. Golden Cleaver - - 0 0
Sir G. Noel's b. g. Rosbnry . - - 0 0
The Ranksborough Stakes of 10 sou'. escii.—(Six Subscribers.)-
10 added.
Lord Uowth's Fiddler - . - - 1
Sir 0. Noel's Extonian . - - - 2
Mr. E. Smith's The Abbott
Mr. Bailey's Knickerbocker - - - - 4
The Farmer's Plate of 50 soya., and 10 for the second hale.
Mr. Halt's bl. g. by Bradbury - - 1 1
Mr. Hind's br. tu. Diana - - 2 2
Two others started.
Match, 60 sues.
Mr. Minnithorpe's Dandy apt Mr. W. Smiths Roger.-06:
Match, 200 sort.
Lord Howth rec. ft. from Sir C. Cotton's Lark.
London, England, 1825-04-09

CHESHIRE IRON AND COAL COMPANY.—
Capital 50.0011/. in 1,800 Shares of HU. each.
The Proprietors of an extensive Estate in Cheshire, abounding
with !run and Coal, and most eligibly situated on the banks of the
River Dee, affording a ready communication with the Ports of
Dublin and Liverpool, are desirous of forming a Company for
carrying on the works now about to be erected with the above
Capital.
Applications for Shares to made by letter to Mr. Charles Kaye,
Solicitor to the Company, Dyer's-buildings, Holborn, when a de-
tailed prospectus will be issued.
London, England, 1825-06-04

MARKETS.

CORN.EXCHANGE. FRIDAY, Juxt 3.
The supply this week ennid‘t* of 4,100 quarter* of Wheat, 350
,quarters of Barley. and 9,,050 qquatters of Oats, with 5.430 racks of
Yleur. Real fine feethlYltettt Is very searee, and much wanted :
what little there was here was readily purchased to-day at pines
rather higher than on Monday : all other descriptions are espied.
ingly heavy sale, and rather lower. Barley dull sale and cheaper.
Veep little progress was made in the sided Oats to-day, and
day's prices were only to be obtained from needy buyers In small
quantities. Beans and Peat much the same as on Monday. Lin.
seed and Rapeseed without demand : prices nearly nominal.
London, England, 1825-06-04

NI his wish that the

'B.
reading of the Qua-
yught it necessary to
the misstatement' and
on the subject of con-
f the 'present measure.
Committee on Fcsteign
mined medical men of
pun the question of the
therefore, formed upon
di, (filbert Diane, Dr.
the necessity of Fr--
of the plague, could
hich had been urged
for that alarm which
nactments. The Bill,
iary measure which bttd
ved all the spirit of the
s: contagion, and only
o render it as little ea-
done, with a proper re-
on. Gentleman then ex-
hich the Bill proceeded.
.spored and that which
t the principle still re-
mit were only as to time.
alive to the punishment
i at pusseat was inflicted
hat clause, except as to
Goods received from
under quarantine for 21
cal men, that an absence
rfected was sufficient for
bills of health might be
by post, leaving it still
;it, us to the app:ication
the itoiLetors, who were
nine Ho the state of all
tensent of the Quarantine
it-sideman concluded be
to xe-n trained to exceed
it eminent medical me,
*art to make these statc-
Ft the 13ilL
&flat the statement, that
Cape Finisterre. The
dried off 169,000 persona.
lerer from a Gentleman.
at to prove the contagious
;louse, that although Dr.
himself, all his assiatanui,
uendance, perished. He
sken against the introduce

u tike that opportunity of
!ie mid vi.ionary opinions
tgion had been adopted by
rld would now he enabled
11 onourable Gentlemen
hid had been done by ON
tdy at Marseilles and at
at as an infected country,
Bated by th^ pro mulgation
had actually made an ad-
,ual term of quarantine
his wish that those specu-
zontagious nature of the
!nti in cnrpore yin, (hear,
!aid) and aafety of a whole
t their suggestions in this
ttiffcation that the question

izb were not audible in the

ram e we could not learn.
pro isions of the Bill l; bat
ry.
it had fallen from the Right
reign Affairs, respecting the
rhich had been circulated as
err to repeal the Quarantin.:
chi Honourable Gentleman,
on that report was very coa-
-1 must instantly contradia
e was glad to bear
the &cis.
entlemen, but the coin-plaint
London, England, 1825-06-04

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

Ewesform-Jews I.—No arrivals or uilings.
PRYMOUTH, JOSE i.—Sailed the Henry, Ar
Quebec.
PORTSMOUTH, Jr et 2.—No arrivals or sailings.
DgAL, luxe 9.—Arrived and sailed for the River, the Aid,
Teavdale, from Seville • the Nimble, Wrightman, from Dente ;
the Ellen, Sherman, from Hart nnah. Sailed the Acteon, Briggs,
for Valparaiso ; and Lustre, Woodward, for Quebec.
OItATESEND, JUNE 2.—Arrived the Eugina, Fester, frosts St.
Domingo; Naples packet, Welsh, from Naples ; Iris, Jerine,
from Galipoli ; George, Terry, from Amsterdam ;_Young Sophia,
Meyrea, from ditto; August, Sep, from ditto ; Two Sisters, At-
kinson, from [Mottle • Sir Wm. Curtis, —, from llonfleur.
Sailed the Nile, Robson, for Hamburgh • Fox, White, for Zante;
King George packet, Hart, for Rotterdam ; Aimable, Perroe, for
Marseilles; Glory, Pope, for Palermo, &c.; Earnest, Spooner,
for Archangel ; Constitution, 31• Rae, for New York.
LIVER i. 001., JUNE I.—Arrived the Frances, Walker, from
Cempeschy ; the Hermer, Hughes, from Porto Covello ; the
Atlas, Clegg, from Charleston; the Mercy, —, from St. John's,
New Bruns% ick ; the Atlantic, 31•Leod, from Lisbon ; the Elias-
beth, Nelson, from Demerara. Sailed 14th April ; the Richard,
for this port, paged oo the 9d ; the Leonora, the Sarah, and the
Montrose, were to sail in 14 days. Off the port the Thomas,
from Barbadoes.
AIILFORD, MAT 30.—The James, Olifer, from St. John's,
New Brunswick, arrived this day, water-logged, having struck on
the Salters.
AMSTERDAM, MAT 31.—The Aonen Marien, firechan, bound
to Hamborgh, which put back to Trieste leaky, has discharged her
cargo, and must be repaired.
Carmine, Mar 30.—The Blackstone, Ridley, of Sunderland,
struck on the rocks in going into Barry harbour, but got off with
trifling damage;
RCVAL. MAY S (18).—The Ann, Bennie. from Croratedt for
London, having struck on i piece of ice off Hoglund, filled with
water, and in going into Hundswick ran on obey, but was got off
and is just arrived here.
CHARLSTON, APRIL 23.—The Rita, Lies, from Certhagena
to Liverpool, condemned here as unseaworthy, has been solo with
her cargo.

Arrived off I)over, the Harrington, Canning, from Jamaica.
Arrived off IVeymnath the Earl of Mar, from Cadiz.
Arrived otr the Right the Etheldred, Goodwin, and the !Utah-
well. Phillips. from Jamaica.
The Trevor. laden with timber, for Plymouth, was driven on
shore a few days ago, gnat Wells.
London, England, 1825-04-07

LEAD MINES.

T_
O be LET, for such a Number of Year! as may be
Weed noon. the well.known extengive and valuable LEAD
MINES at STRONLIAN, in the county of Argyle.
These Mines are situated at a short distance from a convenient
shinning glare.

The fioprictor will give every encouragement to a respectable
Company.
Application to he mails to the Proprietor. Sir James 111Blva
Riddell. Bart. Edinrairir.h; Meows. Graham. Kinderlev. and
Doraville. Solicitors. Lincoln's Inn. London a Frasici
Nov Writer Vajpe.Sigailaidiabw--gh a Or to he AalaawK

The Stearn Veweb from Glit.gow to Fortwilliam. and to
Tobermorry, 14e of Moll, pas. within a few miler. of Swin:ian.

DINING.ROO3I CHAIRS AND CURTAINS.
T 0 BE SOLD, for little more than half their value,
Four Hundred and Sixty Dining-room Chairs. covered with
real. Spanish morocco of every colour, and some with horme-bair
seat. ; wi,h them are to he sold Curtains for Eighty Windows,
consisting of marine Spanish cloth, and twelve pair of very supe_
rim silk for very large Windows; to be seen at N lAS and Co.'s,
32, flerners.strect, Oxford.atreet.
London, England, 1825-04-07

TEE G!,'EEKS.

The following are extracts of letters received yesterday
from Marseilles, Zante, and Syra, the authenticity of
which may be relied upon:—
Extract of a Letter from Mrsseilles of the 211th of March.
" Wit have received letters front Hydra to the 16th instant. which
anrounco as certain that part of the Egyptian fleet, after having
experienced considerable damage from a hurricane in its pastags
from Candi' to Rhodes, took refuge on the 28th of February off
tlodon and (:oron, whrre it landed troops. These troops, about
three thousand in number, marched a few days afterwards against
Nayarit', but they were completely beaten by the thrifts who were
there, and who Low closely blockade the two aboversientiorad
fortresses."
Extract of a Letter from Zante, March 10.
" The division of the Egyptian squadron, which, by aims of
weather, sought refuge of Corm, has experienced frcab disasters
from a second hurricane, and some of the vessels have arrived hers
for shelter.
" I'atras suffers considerably from famine, since the Greek :•essels
who blockade that fortress prevent any provision* front being thrown
into it. The President, Conduriottic convinced of the important
events which the taking. of that fortress would tiocnsion, has titter •
mired on besieging it in person, and he is hourly expected dart,
together with 111,000 men, and also twelve vessels, under the corn_
mind of the Vice-Admiral„ :Factottris, so that it is not probable that
the fortress will be able to hold out long."
Extract of a Letter from Syra, February 20.
" The affairs of cur nation assume a most favourable arpect.
The Government, on recount of its complete victors over the
insurgents, has gained the respect of all the people. M e are fully
persuaded, that if the Government obtains the necessary sopplies
of money from England there Is no doubt of even a more glorious
campaign than the last. The greatest preparations are being made,
and the most sanguine hopes are entertained of a speedy and
favourable conclusion of the struggle in which we arc already so far
advanced."
London, England, 1825-04-07

X 200.000 !
ALL NEXT TUESDAY.

JAND J. SIVEWRIGIIT, the Contractors, beg to
• repeat, that the present Scheme is one of the last they shall
ever have the honour to submit to public notice, Government having
determined to pass no more Lottery Acts.
The Scheme constant
FOUR PRIZES of TWENTY THOUSAND POUNDS.
With Thirty other Capitals, &c. &c amounting to 200.0001. All
Sterling Money—No Blanks—ALL NEXT TUESDAY, 12th
of APRIL.
Tickets and Shares for the above Two Hundred Thourend
Pounds are now on Sale at the Contractors' Onims, 37, Comhill ;
11, Holborn: and 38, Haymarket.

•.• J. and J. Sivewrieht sold in Shares in the very last Lottery,
12,478. a Prize of 30,000!.

L 200,060 I
ALL NEXT TUESDAY.
ALL IN STERLING MONEY.
ALL LOTTERIES WILL SOON END.
ALL PRIZES.—NO BLANKS !
CI CARROLL solicits attention to the present Scheme,
ILI. and is sorry to say it is ene of the Ism opportunities to
obtain a large Fortune for a small sum, Government having now
determined to abolish Lotteries for ever. The Scheme contains
FOUR PRIZES of .020,000 !
With Thirty other Capitals, &e. &c. amounting to £200.000.
ALL IN ONE DAY, NEXT TUESDAY, 12th of APRIL.
Tickets and Shares for the above Scheme. All in One Day,
12th April, are now on Sale at Carroll's Offices, 16, Combat;
7. Charing-cross . • and 26, Oxford.strret; where he lately sold
FOUR Prizes of .£20,060 in Four Months.
London, England, 1825-04-07

THE lING V. HAMMOND.

This was an indictmentaiiaTntttiteuefencfaitt for a libel on Mr.
Bicknell, the Solicitor to the Greenwich Chest. and Clert to the
Magistrates of Blackheath. The prosecution was founded on n
pamphlet published by the defendant, explanatory of some alleged
alums iu the prosecutor's Mice. The cue was merely of local and
personal interest.
The Jury found the defendant Guilly.
wEDNESDAY.
POOLLY r. PYBUS. _ _

This was an action for ival:ciousl; suing out a Commission of
Bankruptcy against the plaintiff: The parties are both factors an,l
whartingers at 3laidstone. It was not over at fire o'clock this
evening. The trial is expected to last two days.
London, England, 1825-04-07

Surplus -

Exchequer Bills issued for the Conso-
lidated Fund, at bth January,lB2s, and
paid °T out of the growing Produce of
the Consolidated Fund in the Quartet
ended sth April, 1:125 - -
Issued in further part of 14,609.000 f.
granted out of the Consolidated Fund,
per Act 5 Geo. IV. cap. 42 -
Surplus as stated above - .
Total at 5:11 April, 1025, to be provided
for by an issue of Exchequer Bills
charged on the growing Produce of the
Consolitinted Fund for the Quarter end-
ing 5.h July, 1325 - -
London, England, 1825-04-22

MIDDLESEX SESSIONS,ArantI.

Mr. Janice Shen. the auctioneer, in High Holborn, stood indicted
far having rode over, and desperately horsewhipped the plaintiff,
Mr. Charles Augustus Hudson, a carver and elder, residing in
Her.viettn-street, Covent-garden, on the sth of -Deamber, last, at
Chkwirk.
The Jury found the defendant Guilty, and the Coon sentenced
him to pay a sne of 141. ; but on its being understood that there
was an action pcntling in the Court ofiCing's Bench against the
defendant. the fine was reduced to V. which Mr. lAN, instantly
paid, and left the Court.
London, England, 1825-04-22

EAST INDIA SHIPPING.

DEAL, Arnie. 'M.—Arrived ffmm the River and remain, the
Royal George, Reynolds ; and Sir Edward Paget, Geary, for Ma-
dras and Bcigal.
Passengers on hoard the Paget :—Mr. and Mrs. Cator, two
Mines Adams, Mr. Moorhouse, and Mr. Martin, Cadets, Bengal
Infantry.
London, England, 1825-04-22

rim Barring Pitts. como,nced put,liklting yams-day morning
at svc o'clock.

LONDON, FRIDAY, Anti'. 92, 1991. •

The Paris Paperi of Tuesday contain not an arti:le of
the least interest to the English reader. On Monday
evening the President of the Chamber of Deputies pre-
sented the Law of Sacrilege to the KING, as approved by
that body. Prince MErvaaxten was expected to leave
Paris on Tuesday evening or Wednesday morning, on his
way to embark at Marseilles. By the Constitutionael, it
appears that attempts are making, under every pretence, to
disponess the holders of national property. -
On Monday M. us SI-. GEORGES resd the Report of
the Commission respecting the law for the regulation of
the accounts of Ins. The principal part of this Report
related to the scandalous proceedings of H. OUVIIARD,
the notorious Commissary-General of the • DAUPHIN'S
Spanish campaign. The conduct of Onvaaan and his ac-
complices is exposed and censure.' in the strongest terms,
but the Report was decidedly adverse to any interferencu
by the Chamber to bring the peculators to justice. Such
of them as the existing laws will reach are to be punished
by the ordinary tribunals; and such as have contrived
to elude the law are to be condemed to the torture of en-
joying their ill-gotten gains! It is in this very language
that Report gravely recommends the Chamber to adopt
the prciese law, avoid ell inquiry, and leave the delin-
quents to suffer the penalty of MIDAS. So abs3lute a
burlesque on the forms of Representative Government has
not as yet been exhibited before. Loud expressions of in-
dignation and astonishment burst forthbn hearing this Re-
port. General Fot exclaimed that the peculators would
gladly agree to the recommendation of tht Report, and
M. nr CA IR BON rushed to the tribune to address the Chan -
ber, but the PRESIDENT prevented him from speaking, on

a point of order.
[Prom the Eloik, da:ed Wednesday.]
PARIS, APRIL 19.
U-c learn from Naples, that'the Prince of Salerno, and his august
consort, daughter of the Emperor of Austria, were to set out on
the 9th for Milan. The suite of their Royal Ilighnesaes consist of
twelve carriages ; they were exreeted at Prime on the 11th.
The King and Queen of the Iwo Sicilies, with one of the young
Princes, their sons, the Count D'Aguila, had fixed their departure
from Naples for the II th of this month, and their arrival ar Rome
for the 13th. The august travellers will continue their journey by
way of Florence.
London, England, 1825-06-10

Beautiful dress of Saga,
unique appllqui of white
ly trimmed with pearls an
was de Nsples, trimmed
diamonds.
Lady
Silver jam body (oret
lama, petticoat or sawn
Tine loins, tastefully di
of satin, intermixed wi
satin, embossed to eon
feathers and diamonds.
London, England, 1825-06-10

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

FALMOUTH. JuwE 7.—Arrived the Duke of Kent packet,
from Lisbon, in five days ; and City of Genoa, Crawford, from
Hayti, in 38 days.
COWES, JUNE B.—Arrived the Crisis, Van Dyke, from New
York, in 18 days ; and Essex, Burrell, front New Orleans, in 35
days. On 29th Slay, in lat.. 311. long. 52. spoke the Henry Cox,
Sec east, from Jamaica for London.
PORTSMOUTH, Joss B.—Passed by the Orynthia, Halton,
from Bombay. Arrived the Neptune, Comberledge, from the
Downs, for India. His Diajesty's ship Diamond went out of
besboar.
DIAL, JUNE B.—Arched the laviuia. Allen, front Demerara;
and Nino', Fowler, from tit. Helena. The whole of the outward-
bound sailed this morning, except a South Seaman, which remains.
The Maitland and Berwick have anchored off the South Fore.
lnnd.
GeAvEsumn, JUNE B.—Arrived the Cape packet, Kellie, from
the Cape of Good Hope; Cornwall, Brooks, from Calcutta;
Joseph, Christopherson, from Penang; George, Cousins, from
Madras; Thames, Haviside, from China; Charles Forbes, Ord,
Ma the Mauritius ; Prince Regent, Homer, from Bengal ; Lady
Ida*, Co:well, from ditto; Sarah, Bowen, from Bombay;
Hamad, Johnson, from Dominica; Ealing Grove, Falconer, from
ditto; Britannia, Cummings, from St. Lucia; Alfred, Young,
hem Charente; Emery, Brown, from ditto ; Mars, Venus, from
.Tobago; Reliance, Middleton, fiom Hamburgh ; Shepherd,
Lacy, from St. Kitt's ; Leda, Mosey, from Bordeaux ; Governor
Haessint. Allen, from St. Domingo; Asia, Dlenryweather, from
= 4,and Leander, Frith, from Tobago. Sailed, the Falcon,
for Dialags ; Ann, Critchell. for Messina; Prince.
boat, Taylor, foe Tobago ; and Spes Nova, Fios, for Christiana
BeSTON, May 10.—The Adrian', King. from Grenada, in
gang into St. John's, Newfoundland, struck the ice, stove in her
bowl and filled; be masts were cut away, and she was got into
pert.
Lissom, MAT 28.—The Neptune, Cudd, from Liverpool for
die coast if Africa, which pat in here leaky, has taken on board
her "rip sap* and sailed for Liverpool 26th inst., without un-
-111171 any rtrir.
=zzlia, AY Two days ago a Spanish polacre ship,
hem deepest of Omani* to America, was captured off Adra, by
bonqpiat aides% sad the crew landed there.
Otnatawan, VAEI3--Tbe Primero de Cataluna, of 14 guns, ,
kir Havanosh to Briedusis, we engaged 14th hist. outside the
linaits, by the Vieadar, Celeeshian B. W. anti after a short action
seek, Craw aid pesenegsrs, el In number, saved, except three, by
the boats of she If'cedar, widish Oct in here yesterday.
-11ALALS,1116T1111....Thefka Jose, alias El Fells, Pares, and
lin Hansa& ai Tesie. blab finin Havannah, have been token by
Ceionihien phylum, i tba ef Gibraltar.
lama ,wan MAT e.—Tbe Tub
bs. baud. Se 11.
=peel,
_eciftei bow bee endow. she lds
en the finch epindes the light Hansa. As *sob at 17re.'
sisms, is is hoed is WI Oahe RNA; sot Ilas shs will •

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London, England, 1825-06-17

THE ARMY.

INSPECTION OF THE SECOND BATTALION OF TIIE
COLDSTREA 31 GUA RDS.
The 2d Battalion of the Coldstream Guards was Inspected
yesterday morning, in Hyde Park, by the Commander-in-Chief.
His Royal Highness, attended by a numerous Star, and ac-
companied by the Duke of Cambridge, and several General and
other Officers, name upon the ground at eight o'clock, and was re-
ceived with a general salute. The Battalion then wheeled bad.
into open column, and passed in Review Order, in slow and quick
time, and at quarter diatance. Colonel Raikes proceeded, pubse-
quently, to siummuvre the Battalion—the movements in open
column, in echellon, and at quarter distance, were performed with
rapidity and precision—the formations in square, andlthe firing in
square, were admirably executed—the march in line, the fihng,
and wheeling, were incomparably well performed—in short, the
whole of thy evolutions and movements of this well disciplined
Battalion, called forth the unqualified approbation of his Royal
Highness, and excited the admiration of every military officer and
spectators on the ground.
iftetachments belonging to the 19th, 34th, and Gist Regiments of
Infantry, embarked on the 31st ult. at Dublin, for Liverpool, on
the recruiting service.
A detachment of the 34th Regiment of. Foot, embarked on
the 31st ult. at Dublin, for North Alta's, •n the recruiting
c rvice.

LIVERPOOL, WILDNIBDAT EVIWIN•.

Wind B.ll—High Water 24 m. past 10.
Off—Private signal, for the Meteor, from New York.
Arrived last night, the Dunlone, Mundell, from Charlston.
The Scilian, Langley. from Liverpool. has arrived at Trieste.
The Edward, Layer, Mm New Orleans, has arrived at Havre.
The Mary, Hannan, from Liverpool, has arrived at Pernam.
bun.
Oinklia, Roberts, and Ann, Lewis, from Liverpool, have ar-
rived at Elsineur.
Sailed the Aria, Allen, for Halifax, (reported to have sailed
yesterday, did not get away until the morning) ; Belvidere Newley,
for Africa; Downs, Bell, for Oporto; Oporto, Marlin, for Oporto;
fiemina, Taay, for Antwerp ; Blossom, Cummins, fur Arch Angel ;
Cad and Robert, Ocschd, for Dantzig ; Charlotte, Frehaugh,
for Elsineur; Hercules, Dickenson. for New York; Flora, Rooda-
kirk, lot Rotterdam ; Ida, Kuhn, for Stettin.
London, England, 1825-06-17

PREROGATIVE COURT, THURSDAY, JUNE 16.

(Refine Sir Jost 111 Nrccrt.t.,
iIACKIY V. 111ACIEY.
This was a suit in which seven papers, propounded as contain
ing the testamentary intentions of Archibald Campbell, Esq. late
Commander of the Duke of York, East Indiaman, were opposed
by the next of kin, on the ground that they were at variance with
themselves, and with each other, mud that the deceased must there-
fore be considered as having died intestate. It appears that, In
1823, the. Captain, previous to leaving England, lodged a sealed
paper at bis banker's, with instructions to transmit it either to Sir
William Della., or to 31ajor-bieneral Mackey, in the event of his
dying at sea. The Captain died on his return to England, and the
papeceras accordingirepened, and was found to contain a testa-
mentary disposition of his property, which he had divided into
sixteenths..—To his heather, Gerieriii Sir Jas. Campbell, he be-
queathed one-sixteenth.; to hie irothers Charles and John, two.
each ; to his uncle, 'Maier-General Mackey, four-six-
teenths; and to his cousin, Miss Ann Whistler, to whom he was
to have been married in the reenter his returning alive, four-six-
trenths. The remaining shares are left singly among different
friends Anil relations. While at sea the deceased drew up tie
other papers, containing different alterations as to the amount to be
enjoyed by each of the different legatees. The sixth and last of
' these papers increases the legacy to Miss Whistler tosix-sixteenths,
and reduces that to 31ajor Mackey to one-sixteenth. It contains.
other alterations, but these are the most prominent.
Sir J. NICHOLL, in an elaborate judgment. pronounced for
the will left at the banker's. in connection with the paper num-
bered 6, by which It was to be considered to be altered and Ina.
London, England, 1825-06-17

EAST INDIA SIIIPPINiI

Poittsstot—rn, Jexe=back, the Orient, White,
hound to China, having found her rudder not secure. A Lascar,
from the 11ary Ann, has dived to examine the pintles and braces,
and found one of the latter broken ; she is coming into harbour to
get the necessary repairs done.
The Mary Helligonds, Glosenee, from Batavia, had arrived
at Helvoet the 12th inst. having sailed from Batavia the 24th
February.
The brig Jupiter, Thompson, of Hobart Town, was totally lost
the 2d November, on the Island of Abbey, in lat. 16. S. long.
144. W.
London, England, 1825-06-17

REANIMATION.

iplenE Ndedthaer most iemwTortaarentinF,uardliobnyainohleriLtianrecaeroefirtilms:
prudence arc reduced to the most deplorable state of Nervous De.
bility, it is not in despair that relief is to be fouicd. The genuine
AROMATIC LOZENGES of STEEL are the best, if not the
only, remedy for this spe:ies of llebility—rai diffusely salutary, that
while they restore tone to the nerves. add health and vigour to the
egfireirame, they iinpvt a genial warmth through every fibre, and
exhilarate the animal spirits in such a manner, that they may be
fairly said to reanimate nature. In all cases of relaxation and
weakness of the system, in either sex, proceeding from dissipation,
exeesa, or unpropitiona climate, or any Cause wiiateter. these Lo-'
senges are a certain and• effectual remedy. When aver.ion to ex-
ercise, lofts or depravity of appetite, and pallid countenance, indicate
approachingsomiumption, the delicate female will be preserved and
restored to health and society by the benign influence of this Me•
dicing.
Prepared by .1. P. Seddon (role proprietor), and sold by his
agent, Mr. Gifford, 104, Strand, in Role,' at 7s. and 225. each ;
also, by-Sanger, 150, Oxford-street ; Ward. 324.11011 mm ; Stenci-
ling Jloyal Exchange ; and by quiet respectable Venders in the
Kinidom.
To prevent imposition, each Box is sigred by the Proprietor,
J. P. Seddon, in his own hand.wri4vg, without which none eau
possibly be genuine.
London, England, 1825-06-17

America, conducted as it has been throughout the whole of
its progress, from its first efforts to its final consummation,
Is an event without precedent in the annals of mankind.
It lays open to the commerce of Great Britain an inter-
course the extent of which is indefinite, and the profit in-
calculable. It offers a market to• British goods, that twenty
years ago the most sanguine prophets of our wealth and
prosperily would not have ventured even to glance at. The
mass of capital that is now annually flowing in this direc-
tion, and the new channels of consuptption that are daily
opening to our machinery and manufactures, are such as
to make it the duty of every Journal to draw the public
attention strongly to it, as an unfailing market for our com-
modities of every kind, and which offers employment to
British industry in every branch, in supplying a demand,
the extent of which, in the growth of years, will abund-
antly realise the most ardent anticipations.
London, England, 1825-06-17

ARGE OFFICE PENS, peculiarly well cut..—The
4 principle of these Pens is simple and highly interesting, yet
perfectly novel, from the process and peculiar mode of preparing
them for immediate use; the Quills are kept to a great length of
time, till they are seasoned and perfectly ripe for use; thus pre. I
pared, they are rendered capable of the finest temperature, symme-
try, and nice exactness of points, so essential in this article. A large
Stock of prime QUILLS and PENS always on hand.
Made and sold by E. WILMA:IIS, Stationer to the King and
to the Royal Family, No. 11, Strand, London. Portable Pene of
the same quality.

HAY HARVEST.
\T ILIA AM SNOWDEN and CO., No, 319 and 320,
V OXFORD-STREET, Machine Makers to his Majesty,
haring mode material improvements in the construction of HAY-
MAKING MACHINES, (secured by litters patent), they pre-
sume all former defects in the machines hitherto invented for that
purpose will be found entirely remedied; the choaking is com-
pletely preventedifthe labour of the horse considerably diminished
(the draught being equal on both *idea), the velocity of the drum
or forks greatly increased, having nearly double the power of any
other haymaking machine ; it is also less liable to wear or get out
of repair.
Persons who may wish to he satisfied of the efficacy of the Patent
Machines, can be ref4rred to Mr. XOUnp East Acton ; Mr. Smith's
Farm, Kensington Gravel Pits;Kl*Smith's Farm, Hendon ; and
to several other Farms In the vicinity of the metropolis, where, this
season, they are in use.
GARDEN ENGINES. and every kind of Agritultoral, Hor-
ticultural, or Domestic Machines, on the most improved priociple,
as low as any other House in London.
PATENT MANGLES, WINE-PRESSES. CHURNS, &c.
London, England, 1825-06-17

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

CUSTOM-HOUSE, iorte 11.
SIIKTS EWTERCD INWARDS.—The Britannia, Fox, from Me.
burgh ; Johanna, Ruch, from Dontsic ; Abeona, Turner, from
Jamaica; Duke of Bodford,- Cunyngliatue, from Bombay, Capq
of Good Hopei, and St. Helena ; Licking. Proctor. frills) Leghorn ;
Odin, Hoist, from Crottenburgh ; Messengers Mortimer, from
Hambwrgh; Freundachaft, Johannsen, from Tooningen ; Pursuit,
Ruffin, from Hamburgh ; Johanna Louise, Guntersohn, from
Dantxic; Furst Hardenberg, Miller, from Stetting Juliana,
Thiesen, from Copenhagen; Georgiams, Watt, from Grenada;
Retrieve, Steel, from Cadiz; Lnigkeit, Niejahr, from Rostock;
Caroline Fredericke, Barlow, from Stettin, Drey Johannes.
Dahrus, from Stettin ; Aurora, Schroeder, from Konigsberg and
Pillau; Betsey and Sarah, Bloom, from flamburgh Cowart. of
Mansfield. Pace, from Hamburgh ; Magdalena Frederica, Moller,
from Kiel and Heiligenhafen ; Zwry Gebruder, Steinorth, from
Dantsie ; Diana, Zornow, from Dontsic ; Active, Nyland, from
Golfe ; Vrouw Catharina, Juister, from Tonningeo ; Fame, Stoat-
ley, jun. from Vi'ismer ; Andreas, Voss, front Stettin; Minerva,
Mortensen, from Liebau ; Anna Maria, Zeplien, from Witmer;
Paragon. Colton, from New•tadt ; Prinds Frederick, Sorts, from
Stockholm ; Scandinavien, Schicver, from Stockholm • Svea, Bor.
geson, from Gefle; Granger, Blenkinsop, from Belize; Vine,
Brown, from Koningsberg and Pillau; and Malvina, Nicholson,
from Darts/lc.

ENTERED OUTWARDS.—The Brighton, Sebor. for New York ;
Cornwallis, Hendereon, for Singapore; Timea, Clarke, for Wa-
terford; and Caesar, Watt, for Madeira, Madras, and Calcutta.
CLEARED OUTWARDS FINALLY AT GRAVESEND.—Tbo
Eggardon Castle, Pitman, for Quebec; aiod Intent, Fox, for
Ilamburgh ; Pelican, Rieke, for Antwerp and Brussels; Mar-
garet, Hsu, for Rotterdam ; and Speculant, Harris, for Stettin.
CLEARING OUTWARDR.—The Ellen, Camper, for the Cape
of Good Rope and the Isle of France; Egetia, Train, for Nevis
and St. Kitts; Alma Claudiania, Reetelsen, for Ringkiobing;
Atalanta, King, for liamburgh ; Arethusa, Dawson, fur Ant-
werp ; Wellington, Edwards, for Cadiz ; and Renewal, Cro-
martin, for Barhadoee.
CLEARED OUTWARDS To IRELAND.—The John Dunscombe,
Rosewell, to Dublin.
London, England, 1825-06-17

AN INVALID CARRIAGE COT, with BEI), six
feet six inches long, for the REMOVAL of INVALIDS,
however SEVERELY AFFLICTED, with SAFETY and
EASE. Invented by W. HARMAN and SON, who were ho-
noured by ROYAL command to complete a carriage for the re-
aim al of HER late MAJESTY QUEEN CHARLOTTE.
The peculiar construction of this COT and APPARATUs is
such, that any INVALID may be removed from their BED into
a LANDAU adapted for its reception, without ehanve of position
or increase of auditing, and conveyed to any distance, together
•ith attendants.
Many persons of high rank and proftliisiond eminence suffering
under the most severe affliction, and from long confinement despair-
ing of the possibility of ever being able to endure removal, have,
by the benefit this BED of EASE affords, TRAVELLED, with-
out fatigue or inconvenience, from 00 to 120 miles in one day, and
.11er:oared the Inventors with teatinionials of their high approbation,
to whom reference nay be made.
To be seen at their Coach ManufActory, 1, John-street, Oxford.
Street, London ; and way be engird tor any journey.

Splendid Fumiture,Glasses, Silk Hangings, Porcelain, Sculptures,
Bronzes. Carvings, Suits of Armour, &c. &e.
R. DENEiV respectfully announces to the Nohtlity
1.1 amd Gentry, that he shall SELL by AUCTION,
THIS DAY and TO-MORROW, at his Auction Room,
Charles-street, Berkeley-square, a FEW ARTICLES of
ANCIENT FURNITURE, of the highest class, and in fine
preservation, removed from the Town Resitlence of a Man of Ronk,
a very choice selection of rare old China, both useful and decora-
tive, splendid ormolu Lustre*, Clocks and Candelabra., valuable
Brogan. .iissbles, Sculptures, and Carvinc, brilliant plates of
Glass of large dimensions, supported by Tine porphyry slabs,
suits of Silk and Damask Hangings, Carpets, Tapestries, and
numerous items of cost and elegance.
London, England, 1825-04-25

INTELLIGENCE EXTRA.

NEWMARKET SECOND SPRING MEETING, ion
The Whip may be challenged for on the Monday or 'f neuter in
this Meeting, and the acceptance signified, or the Whip resigned
before the end of the same Meeting. If challenged fur and accepted,
to be tun for on Tuesday in the Second October Meeting follow-
ing, over the B. C. carrying 10-4. each, and to stake 200 Boys. each.
MONDAY, slat' 2.
Sweepstakes of 100 soy. each, h. ft. D. 31.
Duke of Grafton 's Zinc, Bst. 91h.
Duke of Graftcm'a Posthuma, Bst. 21b.
Mr. Cooper's Streatham, Bst.
Mr. Lambton's Spermaceti, Cat.
Handicap Sweepstakes of 15 soy. each, fur three-yews old, and
upwards, A.F.
Duke of Crafton's Nestle, Bst. 61b. agst. Lord Orford's Orion,
Bat. 41h. D. 31. 100. h. ft.
Lord G. H. Cavendish's Bizarre, Bat. sth. rec. 100 from Lord
Batter's Zealot, Bst. both b yre. old, D. I. 300, h. ft.
TUESDAY.

Fifty Ponrds, for three yrs. iildcoftS,int.7lb. fillies, ast.4lb. R. 31.
Sweepstakes of 10 soy. each, for three yrs. old, 7et. 71b. and four,
fht. 131 b. T.Y.C.
The winner to be sold for 120 soy. if demanded, &c.

Handicap Sweepstakes of 10 sov. each, for three yrs. old and up-
wards, T.Y.C.

Mr. Stonehewer's Rem, late Ajax, flat. Mb. not. Mr. Thornhill'a
Reformer, ilst. Ab. M. 200, h. ft.
WEDNtSDAY.

Handicap Plate of 501. by subscription, being the third of the three
501. Plates for three, four, five, Sla pl. old, and aged horses,
A. F.
Sweepstakes of 10 soy. rich, for three fns. old colts. Oat. 71b. fillies,
ast. 41b. T.l .C.
The sinner to be sold for 80 soy. if demanded, &c.
rxrOPDAY.

The Jockey Club Plate of 52gs. to be run for by hones the pro.
petty of 3lembers of the Jockey Club; four yea. old carrying 7st.
21b. five, lint. 31b. six, llst.2lb. end aged, 134 t. 11lb. 11 C.
Fifty Pounds fur three years old, carrying fit 21b. tour, list. five,
list. 71b. six and aged lint. I2lb. T. 31.111.
The winner to be sold for 200 gs. if demanded within a quarter of
an hour after the race, the owner of the seto-.d horse being first
entitled, &c.
London, England, 1825-04-25

POLICE.

MARY-LA-BONNE.
Horst-witzaztico.—Two very ill-looking fellows, who gave
their names George Mills and Charles Smith, were charged with
breaking into the house of Mr. NVordley, the King's Head tavern,
corner ut King-street, Edgware-road, at four o'clock on Saturday
morning, and stealing in the cellar a quantity of brandy, and seven
bo:tles of sherry wine.
It appeared in evidence that a lodger in the house, named Haley,
rose at four o'clock to go to his employment, and on going out of
the front door, he saw three men come out of the prosecutor's cellar,
with a milk•can full of brandy, and seven bottles of wine. He at-
tempted to seize one of the men, ar.cl Smith beat him with a stick
about the head and face till he was insensible. The bridge of his
nose was broken. Another lodger hearing a scuffie, looked through
the window ar.d called " watch." One of the robbers escaped, but the
two prisoners were apprehended, with part of the stolen property in
their possession.
They were committed for trial.
London, England, 1825-04-25

By Mr. MILLS.
At the Auction Mart, on WEDNESDAY NEXT, the 27th inst.
at 11. in Lots.
VALUABLE FREEIIOLD GROUND RENTS,
amounting to SU 12s. per Annum, arising from brick-built
Houses and Premises, in New Dorset-street, near the Church,
Brighton, undeniably secured, and let on lease for 98 years.
Also an excellent FREEHOLD HOUSE, with extensive
Buildings, situate near the preceding.
Also a FREEHOLD COTTAGE, spacious productive Or-
chard and Garden, situated on th- Turnpike-road leading from
Lewes to Horsham, in the Pwish of Shennansbury, in the Rape of
Bramber, and County of &noes, entitling the Purchaser to a Vote
for the Borough of Shoreham. and also the County of Sussex.
Also Twenty-five BRIGHTON GAS LIGHT SHARES,
Paying an Interest of Six per Cent.
Also the valuable REVERSIONARY INTEREST to the
Sum of 8501. Sterling, vested in the names of highly responsi4sble
Trustees, and payable absolute on the demise of • Lady aged .
The respective Lots may be viewed till the Sale. Particulars
may be had at the Mart, and at Mr. Mills' Offices, 4, Chapcl.place,
Poultry.

BLOOMSBURY-SQUARE.
ELEGANT FURNISHED FAMILY RESIDENCE,
WITH DOUBLE COACH-HOUSE,
AND STABLING FOR MIX HORSES.
By Mr. MILLS,
On WEDNESDAY NEXT, the 27th inst. at 12, at the Auction
Mart, unless previously disposed of by Private Contract,
TILE
E valuable LEASE, with immediate Possession, of
a c,pital FAMILY RESIDENCE, Hued up within a
short period in a style of peculiar elegance, at an expense of up.
wards of 1.8001. and situated at the east side of Bloomsbury-square.
The Premises contain, on the Third-pair Floor, Fire good
Chambers.
Two-pair Floor—Four excellent principal Chambers, a large
Store-closet, and a patent Water-closet.
Principal Floor (one pair)—A suite of three noble elegmtly-
finished Rooms. The front drawing-room is 31 feet 6 inches
by 17 feet. The wing drawing-room is 15 feet by 14 feet 3 inches.
The height of these rooms is 13 feet II inches.
Ground-floor—A noble dining-room, 31 feet 6 inches by 17 feet
3 Inches ; the windows glazed with plate-glass, in mahogany sashes.
Library, 20 feet by 19 feet 6 inches. A morning room, 14 feet by
13 feet 10 inches. The height of this floor is 13 feet 6 inches.
A patent water-elan ; a spacious entrance-hall, paved in Port-
bind stone. Inner-hall--a grand Portland stone staircase, from the
ground.floor to the landing on the second-pair floor; a back stair-
case of Portland stone, from the basement to the third-pair floor.
Basement Floor is an excellent kitchen, servants' hall, house-
keeper's room, store-room, laundry, wash.house, yard, excellent
wine and beer cellars.
The Stabling, &c. is situated in the Mews behind, with a com-
munication thereto from the house, and comprises two excellent
coach-houses, stabling for six horses, a large loft over, a coachman's
sitting-room and bed-chamber.
The Premises may be viewed with Tickets only, which, with
IParticulars, may be obtaieed at filr. °tikes, 4, Chapel-
place, Poultry.
London, England, 1825-04-25

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

PORTSMOUTH, PRIOAT.—This day arrived a transport from
Jamaica. The following were the stations of his Majesty's ships
at the period of her sailing :
The Hussar was in the Gulf of Mexico; Thracian and Heaver
south side of Cuba,

CONVOYS—PIIII;OVA", St. Jago de Cuba; Renegade, Hon-
duras ; Speedwell, Bahamu, suppressintz the Pirates ; Isis, Gulf
of Mexico; Valorous, Carnpeaehy ; and Icarus, Chagres.
CONVOYING AlAlLS.—Bustard and Carnation, Vera Crut.
DETACHED Sender —Rattlesnake, Havannah ; Helicon,
Maracaibo, and St. Domingo ; Britomart, Carthagena ; Kan-
garoo, Bahamas; Chatham tender, attached to Kangaroo. The
Pyramus and Grecian are ordered home. Eden, New Providence;
Bellette, Martinique; Scout, St. Thomas; Ringdo►e, Turk's
Island.

PASSENGERS—Capt. Anderson, LOth regiment; Capt. Clerk,
77th ditto; Mrs. Stewart and family, widow of the late Major
Stewart, of the 91st foot.
The Tees, Capt. Log has arrived at Trincomalee from New
South ►'ales. Capt. Loe. being senior by the death of Commo-
dore Grant, has made The following appointments :—Capt. Lot's
broad pennant in the Liffy ; Capt. Alarryatt to the Tees ; brut.
Rlngeombe, Ist of the Tees, to command the lame. Immedi.
ately upon the arrival of the Sophie from Ramood, she goes to
England with Lieut. Ringeombe.
London, England, 1825-04-25

MR. HENRY SAYARY.

We have received the following particulars connected
with the above-named gentleman, and the probable causes
that have led to the commutation of punishment
BRISTOL. APRIL 23.

Towards the close of the last month, aitheiilnin;;teariedrnli.
citations were pursued in his behalf, a communication was made to
him, the result of which was. his exylaining the extent of the
frauds, and the facilities by which they were ac:omplished. Then,
and then only, a hope was held out, on his pleading "guilt,"
that an effort to save him would be made. Accordingly, on being
put to the bar on the 4th instant, he gave in the plea of Gui/to ;
and declared, in extenuation, that " he did not know forging the
names of persons not in erkience was a capital offence." But the
Learned Lord Gifford decided otherwise. and left him to his fate.
Immediately all the evidence and circumstances of the case
militating in his favour were formed into affidavits, and were on
Monday last trarsmitted to the Smretary of State for the Home
Department; and Mr. Secretary Peel, with an alacrity and hu-
manity above all praise, immediately had them laid before the
proper authorities : and we are informed a very long deliberation,
in which the opinions of the Law Officers of the Crown were
taken, was held upon them. The result was, that on Wednes-
day night a King's 'Messenger was despatched to Bristol with
the respite. lie arrived there on Thursday morning, and delivered
his mission to Mr. Gardner, the Senior Sheriff; who went to the
gaol, and was shown into the room occupied by Mr. Savvy,
who had, since the previous Monday, endured the most racking
suspense, as on that day he knew the affidavits, &c. wens trans.
witted to the Secretary of State.
ale. Gardner read to him the official communication ; and the
gratitude and delight of the unfortunate man knew no bounds;'
he wept and prayed fervently. and with much enthusiasm de-
clared to the Sheriff and ?Ir. ilumplireys, the gaoler, that it was
solely on his family's account. as he cared hut little what became
of himself. Ills manner, which before was reserved, gloomy,
and contemplative, assumed a lightness and gaiety not often seen
within the prison walls.
By every class of society in Bristol the respite was received
with pleasure, on account of the venerable banker, Mr. Savvy,
sen., who is most highly anil universally esteemed. His mind too
has received great relief. Ile and the family were preparing to
retire from the town, as they fully expected the unfortunate man
would have to pass the dreadful ordeal yesterday.
London, England, 1825-04-25

EAST INDIA SHIPPING-

The Can Brea Castle, Davey, from Bengal, has arrived off
Dover—she sailed from Calcutta the lit January ; from the Sand
Heads the 11.. h January; and from St. Helena in March.
SAILINGS FROM ST. HEI.EgA.—The Cape packet, Kellic. for
London, Feb. 10; the Barossa, Hutchinson, for London, Feb. 18;
the Castle Huntly, Drummond, for London, March 3; the Du.
nira. Hamilton. from China, Dec. 2.3; and the General Harris,
Welatead, Jan*, bad 04 arrived at St.:Halnaa up to the 14th
March.

Slogs sroxgx Irreg.—The Jupiter, Young, from Singapore
to London. on the 16th instant, in a leaky state, by the York, ar.
rived off Portsmouth. The Monmouth, Simpson, from London
to the Cape. early in February, in sight of the island of Trinidad.
'The Lady Nugent, Copping from London to Madras and Bengal,
the 17th April, in lat. 48 4, long. 6.
Passengers per Cam Brea Castle, Capt. Davey, from Bengal :
Mrs.lGarner, Col. Mn. CoL Swetenbam' Mrs. APClintnch, Col.
31. iVhite, Col. G. Pennington, CoL J. Garner (died at sea),
Lieut.-Col. Sweetenham, Lteut -Col. Patriekson, Capt. Ross,
Capt. Hammond. blaster Jenkins, Master Sweetenham, Miss
Harriet Gladdin, Miss S. Sweetenham, and several servants.

AaRIVALS AT BF NGAL.—The Circassian, Douthwaite, from
London, the 2lst December; the Morley, Holiday, from ditto,
Jan. 10.

SAHA/COS FROM BFITGAL.--The linChiOßt`M of Ely, Man-
gles. for London ; the Asia, Balderston • the Astell, Levy ; and
the Claudine, Nicholls, for Madras, the lith January. The Prince
Regent, Hosiner ; the General Hewitt, Barrow; and the Rowe,
Marquis—to sail for London early in Feb.
SHIP swoevx t•;cel,by nude, Newell, from
London to Bengal and China, the I,t March, in lat. 37 North,
long. 22. M West.
The E rl of Italcarras. Cameron. has arrived off the Start ;
she Sailed from China the Elth of January, and from St. Helena the
14th fllarcii.

TROM General Harris, Bre'stead, from
China, the let January.
ARRIVALS AT Strieumnar.--The Canning, Baylis; and
London. Sotheby, from Bengal, the 3d Dec.
ARRIVALS AT ST. HELUMA.—The MaNuis of Camden.
Larkins; Lady Melville, eland ; William Fsblie, Smith, limn
China; the Falrlie, Oldham ; the Cam Brett Castle, Davey, from
Bengal; and the Lavinia, Brooks. fiom London.
SHIP VPOKEN vriva.—The Salmon River. Crimstnere, from
Singapore to London, the 23th January, in lat. 24, 34. South, long.
62 1..a.t.
There were no rossengers per Baleorras, front China.

A ilii:d Candidate is expected for Exeter at the General
Election.