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London, England, 1826-05-02

I_IJARDIAN SOCIETY, for the Preservation of
k. 7 Public Morals, Providing a Temporary Asylum, with
auitable Employment, for Females, who have deviated from the
Pas of Virtue, and who have either been removed by the Opera-
tion of the Laps from the Public Streets, or have been Awakened
by Convience to a Sense of their Guilt and Danger.
On FRIDAY EVENING NEXT, the sth instant, a SER-
MON will be Penciled for the Benefit of the above Institution,
at the Poultry Chapel, by the Rev. EDAYA RD PARSONS, of
Halifax.—Serviee to begin at half-past Six o'Clock.
Since the establishment of the Institution in 1812-9r3 Women
have been received into the Asylum, of whom 553 have been
restored to their Friends, pliced In service, or otherwise provided
toe ; and 52 are now in the House.
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&orally tOo deficient in clothirg to be decently introduced to such
Situations as may offer, any Donation of Female Apparel will be
thankfully received at the Guardian House, New-road, St. George's
in the East.
London, England, 1826-05-02

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The Second Edition (greatly enlarged and improved) price U. 10s.
in Royal Folio, very strongly and handsomely half.boood,
of the
COMPENDIOUS VIEW of UNIVERSAL HIS-
TORY and LITERATURE, in a Series of Tables, from
the German of Professor Rredow' with an appended Table of
Painters, front the Fretted% Notes of Sir Matthew Van Brea.

By Major JAMES BELL.
London t Pruned for Baldwin, Cradock, and Joy.
Among the additions to the present publication may be noticed
the separate Sketches of the History of Ireland and of Scotland,
as al.o of the Roman Rule, and of the divided Saxon Sway in
Britain.

*.* The Tables of History and Literature (exclusive of the
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Authors the most rapid reference to historical dater, from the
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Education, they will be fouled to be of eminent utility.
London, England, 1826-05-05

SINGS CONCERT-ROOMS. HANOVER-SQUARE.
MR. F. CRAMER most respectfully acquaints the
Nobility, Gentry, and his Friends generally, that his
CONCERT will take place THIS EVENING, gay 5, at the
above Roans.

Tickets, Half-a-Gulnes each, and Bills with full particulars, to
be had of Mr. F. Cramer, 16, Red Lion-quare ; •Royal Harmonic
Institution, Argyll Rooms ; Messrs. Cramer and Co., Regrat-
street ; Mr. Chappell, Messrs. Birchall and Co., and Me. La-
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Berm, Royal Exchange.

RING'S THEATRE.
p-
ADEyOISELLE BON/NI begs leave to inform
TJL the Nobility, Subscriber; to the Opera. and the Publ.*
that her BENEFIT is fixed for THURSDAY. May 11. when
will be performed RosainFs Opera Buffs, entitled LA CENT:-
RENTOLA. The principal Characters by ISladernoiselle
Madame Castelli, and Madame De Angelfini t Signor Torri.
Signor Peilegrini, Signor Mal, and Signor De Begnis. After
the Opera will be presented a FAVOURITE BALLET.
Boxes and Tickets to be had at Mademoiselle Bonini's, 21, Do.
ver.street ; and at Mr. 'Mere', 27, Old Bond.atreet.
London, England, 1826-05-05

QCOTTISH HOSPITAL—The ANNUAL SPRING
ME gTI NG, instituted he the late General Melville, for the
BENEFIT of this ANCIENT CHARITY, originally Asso-
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Royal Chaney of Charles the Second, and Re-incorporated by hit
late Majesty King George the Third, will he hek! on FRIDAY
NEXT, the 12th of 3lay, within the-Freemasom"favern,Great
Queeo-atreet.
His Royal Ilisieneee Itte&teito of CLARENCE sod T. AN-
DR Pi In the Chair,
Supported by his Royal II ienteu the Duke of SUSSEX.

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a:reet.
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JOHN MAUDE, See.

DISTRESS in SPITALFIELI)S.—At a MEETING
of the COMMITTEE, held in the Vestry-room, Spite!.
fields, May 4, 1826,
Bev. RICHARD HARVEY in the Chair:
The Committee regret to state, that in consequence of the nearly
exhausted state of their Funds, they are compelled to confine
themselves to relieving those only who are entirely without work,
and even these on a reduced scale, giving to a man and his wife
but% a week, and to single persons 3a. The utter insufficiency
of this relief is too evident to require proof, and even this must
veer, soon be discontinued.
As the distress for want of employment continues undiminished,
Ilts Committee earnestly appeal to t',e benevolence of those who
have in their power the means of mitigating the distresses of so
'wee and deserving a body of their fellow-creatures, as are the
hilt Weavers of Spitalfields, 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
persons have to look for the means of existence.
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London, England, 1826-05-05

THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.

MR. C. KEMBLE mo;tresi)ectfuli;;;;ints his
Friends and the Public, that his BE. EFIT is fixed for
WEDNESDAY NEXT. the 10th Instant. The Enteetain-
ments will consist of a CONCERT, to be conducted by C. M. V.
Weber, in which the whole vocal strength of the Theatre will be
engaged ; after which, the Comedy of THE BOLD STROKE
FOR A WIFE; to conclude with GIGVANNI IN LONDON;
or, The Libertine Reclaimed.
Tickets and places for the Boxes to be had of Mr. C. Kemble,
8, Craven-hill, Bayswater ; and at the Box.office, Hart-street.
London, England, 1826-05-05

This day is published, price 4s.
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Corrected for 1826.
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At the Arehltecitiiii-61

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" Tales by the O'Hara Family."
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QI7PPLEMENTARY LETTER TO CHARLES
177 BUTLER, Earl. in Reply to his VINDICATION of the
BOOK of the ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH, point by
point, throughout.
By the Rev. GEORGE TOWNSEND, M.A.
Prebendary of Durham.
Printed for John Murray, Albemarle-street.

This day, /Ivo. 14F
A new Edition, revised, corrected, and enlarged, of
THE ACCUSATIONS of HISTORY against the
CHURCH of ROME examined, in Remarks on thdprin.
cipal Observations in Mr. Charles Butler'T Work, •` The Book of
the Roman Catholic Church." With a Supplementary Letter to
Mr. Butler; containing a Reply to his •` Vindication" of that
Work, point by point, throughout.
By the Rev. GEORGE TOWNSEND, M.A.
Prebendary of Durham.
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NEW MUSIC.
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" I FORGOT I WER GOING A COURTING," a York-
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Published by G. Walker, 17, Soho square, where will be found
the largest variety of favourite Music, at half the usual prices.

FANCY BALL for the DISTRESSED WEAVERS,
on the 11th.
In order that the poor Weavers may be really benefited, it is
Mrs. BELL's resolve to make op FANCY BALL DRESSES
of ENGLISH MANUFACTURES, at the most moderate prices,
via. Five Pounds to any extent t and at whose House may be seen
the Costumesof every known Nation.
Ladies may depend on having their Costumes strictly chararVer-
istle, and in the lint style of elegance and taste.
fr.)., St. James's-street.
London, England, 1826-05-05

EQUITABLE LOAN BANK COMPANY.

Tuesday, a meeting of those members of the Equitable Loan
Bank Scheme, who had signed the Deed, was held at the City
of London Tavern. The other Shareholders who had not signed
were rigorously excluded, and they met in an adjoining room.
Dr. LUSIIINGTOX, as one of the Vice-Presidents, took the
Chair. It was, he said, the duty of every man who lent his name
to a concern like the present, when it unfortunately failed, not
to absent himself, especially when anything like difficulty or
distress occurred. (Cheers.) He was ready, to the utmost of his
information, as Vice-President, to answer every question that might
be put to him.
Mr. Wuxi, stn. reed the Report, which recapitulated the dr-
cumstancts under which the Company originated. It denied that
it could be truly imputed that it was instituted for the benefit of
any solicitor, secretary, or other individual. When all demands
were paid, the Directors anticipated that, from the mere sale of the
College of Physicians,asum of eight thousand five hundred pounds
would remalneo be divided amongst the proprietors. This, If it were
divided amongst each whohad paid a deposit, would produce about
eight shillinp per sbare ; and. if the affairs should be wound up
as favourably as was expected, and the division was confined to
those who had at present signed the Deed, a dividend of twelve or
fifteen shillings in the pound would be made. The Report there.
fore recomni_aded, that the Company should be dissolved, and
that, after all demands were paid, they should divide the residue
amongst those who were legally entitled.
After cm.siderable discussion upon the details of the account,
which a Shareholder expressed his hopes (as they were most extra-
ordinary) would be thoroughly investigated, the Resolution for the
dissolution of the concern was carried.
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Pills In Paris.
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By Mr. ROBINS,
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At Osrraway's Coffee-house, 'Change-alley, Corn hill, on TH I; RS-
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& Valuable FREEHOLD and COPY HOLD ESTATE,
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meat-house, well of good water, four loose stables for bmod horses,
with yards, and enclosed yards for exercising horses; sundry
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THIRTY-SIX AC It ES.
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himself on the present occasion in a manner that might be expected
of him. He had done great justice to his client, and he had also
done equal justice to himself and to the law. To his client he had
done
.justice by availing himself of every opportunity to make there
ohjtctions to the kerns of the proceedings which it was competent
for, and. indeed, incumbent on him to do ; to the law and to him.
sell he had done justice by not attempting, of those objections
had failed him, to mislead the minds of the Jury upon a case
against which he had no substantial grounds of defence. A ver-
dict, therefore, must of necessity be found against the defendant.
He would only make one further remark. which it was perfectly
right that he should make. It was this, that at the time this pelt-
newton was issued into the world, charging the Ministers of the
King of Portugal with having misapplied a lame sum of money
belonging to the Portuguese Government, the 115,000/. of money
which those persons were so accused of hiving applied to their own
use was actually at that time in the Bank of England. This was
a tact which it was essential should be noticed, and with that ob.
servation he should leave the case.
The Jury immediately returned a verdict of Guilty.
London, England, 1826-07-08

POLICE.

MANSION. HOUSE.
CHARGE or FORGERY.—Yesterasy William Williams, a
young man of very respectable appearance and connections, was
brought before tli't Until MA rout. charged with having uttered a
forged draft, by transmitting it for payment to Masterman and
Co. 'a in London, In the names of Wakeh.ld and Sons, in Kendal.
Mr. A ND:Z.EWS, the Counted, and Mr. CaTra, the Solicitor to
the Committee of Bankers, &c. for prosecuting and preventing
forgeries, attended upon the partef the prosecution ; Mr. HOHLEII,
jun. appeared ter the prisoner.
Mr. ANIMEWS stated, that Messrs. Masterman had received
the forged draft for the amount of 174/. purporting to be the draft
of Wakefield and Sons. The forgery was detected immediately,
and measures were taken to ascertain who had committed the of.
fence. The draft was drawn in favour of Francis Eversham, a
Quaker, and a letter of the supposed Francis Eversham was read,
communicating the wilt for payment of the amount, in the phra.
neology of that sect. Mr. Andrews said that the fact of uttering
in London as well as in Manchester could be proved without
difficulty ; hut the great question was, who had committed the
forgery. Now there was iinportant evidence to the latter effect,
which, though not available in London, could be produced at :Ilan-
cheata. It was therefore desirable to send the case to Man-
chester. 111 r. Andrews called Mr. Peel, clerk to Messrs. Master.
mar., who proved the forgery.
Richard Gardiner. a Bow-street officer, stated, that he went to
Birmingham, and from thence lie went. to Manchester, where he
saw the prisoner at the window of the Post-office, inquiring for
letters far Francis Eversham. A letter was given to him, and wit.
ness then apprehended and conveyed him in a coach to a police-
, °Give. without, however, having taken from him the letter. The
letter had not been found since that time.
. . .

The LORD Matron asked the officer how it happened that he
ditl not seize upon the letter? The officer replied, that it never
occurred to hirnuntil it was too late. . _

The I,oun MAY on—And did you not see the direction ?
Bow-street officer —No, I did not look at it.

Mr. A NIIIIEWt--NVt do not despair of recovering It yet.
The Loan MAYOR asked the prisoner whether he wished to say
any thing upon the subject.
The prisoner seemed inclined to enter into n full explanation, but
he was advised by his Solicjtor not to say a word.
His Lordship then declared that he considered it necessary to
send the case to stancbester, and backed the warrant for tba
purpose.
London, England, 1826-07-08

PIRACIES IN THE ARCHIPELAGO BY TILE
• GREEKS.

The following is an extract of a letter from the Agent to Lloyd's
at Constantinople, dated June 10:
,• In consequence of the increasing acts of piracy and violence
taking place in the Archipelago, I avail myself of an opportunity
Isy express to inform you of the circumstance. Neither flag nor
property seems any longer respected by the freebooters, and our
own navigation is suffering seriously.
" The Helen, Points, has been attacked by pirates off the
island of Andros, and plundered of, it is supposed, about one-
third of her cargo. Having since arrived at Smyrna, measures
Were taken to ascertain the property lost, and about 40 packages
had already been ascertained as wanting, which the Captain was
prevented from knowing at the time, having been beaten and
driven away, when he attempted to note the goods which the Greeks
were carrying off. A similar misfortune has since attended the
Diadem, Capt. Airth, nearly in the same place. Three boats, load
of goods were carried o 6: and they are pursuing the some means
at Smyrna, to ascertain the extent of the loss. From the extract of
the log in my possession, it !teems that Captain Airth made some
resistance, and it is to be wondered at that no severe treatment of
the crew followed.

" By the annexed copy of a letter from Capt. Hamilton, of his
Majesty's atilt) Cambrian, dated May 31, you will observe that
every thing has been done for the protection of the trade within the
Amite of his limited means. The Volusia, coming from Malta
with a rich cargo of manufactures, and the Rambler, from hon.
don, which may now be in the Archipelago, it is to be hoped will
be more fortunate than the two which have just preceded them.
" The navigation is now become too dangerous to he attempted
without convoy, or until our naval force has been materially in.
creased."

" his Majesty's ship Cambrian, Smyrna. May 30, MS.
" Stn,—ln reply to your letter. stating that three English vessels
are likely to be ready to sail within a few days for the westward, I
have to inform you that it is my intention to provide convoy,
about the Bth of next month. If the Gannet should return bcfore
that time, she will weetompany them to Malta ; if she does not, they
will be accompanied to a safe distance to the westward by his
Majesty's ships.
" ►'hen I sent the Brisk with a convoy to Enos, I directed her,
after she had performed that service, to proceed to cruize in the
Silos Passage. I have sent the Keringspatam to cruize to the
westward, giving convoy to any vessel,' she may meet with (that
are coming up the Archipelago from the westward), clear of the
Straits of Silota. I am, &c. &c.
"GEO. W. Ilaatit.rny.
" Captain and Senior Officer.
" To Francis \l"er.►, Esq. &e. &c.
London, England, 1826-07-08

GENERAL ELECTION.

MEMBERS RETURNED.
Whithorn (Burgh) . J. li. Lowther, Esq.
Peebles (Iltirgh)—A. Hay, Esq.
Elgin (Burgh)—General Duff.
Renfrew District of Burghs—A. Campbell, Esci.
Western District of Burghs—T. F. Kennedy, Esq.
Stirling District of Burghs—R. Downie, Esq.
Limerick (County)—Colonel Fitzgibbon. Tlinmas Llnyd, Esq.
Andover—Sir .1. W. Pollen Bart., T. A. Smith, Erq.
Ludgershall—Hon. Mr. Ellis, Mr. Foley.
London, England, 1826-07-08

EAST INDIA

The Heins. filiacf;it,freiMtitelifit;rititts,iiis Retired at Ports-
mouth, with part of the 88. Ir Regiment--sailed April 2, and from
the Cape April 26.
SIIIP SPOKE?! WlTll.—The llnoghley, Reeve, from London
to Ceylon, May 23, lat. 7. 42. N., long. 21. 10.
Se. Jatao.—Tlte Palmyra, Lamb, was to sail from SL,Tago
May 12, for Ceylon, all well. The Melpomene,Johnkm, passed
Si. Jag. the 19th, for Ceylon, all well.
London, England, 1826-07-08

ELASTIC SPINE SUPPORTERS.
QIIOOtBRELYS PATENT ELASTIC SPINE SUP
\7 PORTER is an invention by which the Shoulders of Youth ,
of both Sexes inclined to fall forward by weakness in the muscles,
bad halsits, or whey causes, are kept in their proper position without
any uncomfortable restraint, and their carriage most tnaterially im-
proved. Another quality of the Elastic Spine supporter is„ that
it strengthens the muscles which connect the scapulas with the
Spine.in cases where they may have been weakened by improper in-
struments, or from natural causes. While supporting the back, and
giving extension to Ott thorax, it counterays the predisposition to
consumption, so prevalent is our variable climate among persons in
the eirlier stages of life.
To those young Gentlemen who, from constant application at the
desk and other sedentary employment, frequently deform their per.
aortal appearance, by contracting the muscles of the chest. and con.
sequently producing round shoulders, the Elastic Spine Supporter
will be found to counteract such an effect, as, on the body resuming
an erect posture, it restores the shoulders to their proper position,
and thus prevents a disfigurement which habit might confirm.
It is particularly recommended to those who have the charge of
young Ladies or Gentlemen, train the age of eight years and up-
wards, the Elastic Spine Supporter giving a natural ease and
elegance to the carriage. _

All odier contrivances as yet had recourse to hare invariably
proved injurious to thehealth, by impeding the free expansion of the
lungs, by which deformity of the chest is frequently produced, and
the health irreparably injured; th?y, al•o Impede the functions of
the abilomical viscera: the Elastic Spine Supporter can have no
such effect.

A large assortment of the Elastic Spine Supporters, from 15s. to
305., may be seen at the Patentee's, A. Shoolbred, 34, Jerrnyn-
street, St. James's, who is authorized to give references to many
medical gentlemen, both of London and Edinburgh, as to their
utility.—N.B. Braces arc attached to the Gentlemen's.
London, England, 1826-07-08

NORTHUMBERLAND.

Liddell

. . 15117

Reil. - • • 1317
Beaumont - . . ISO

NORTHUMBERLAND ELECTION.

ALNIVICk, TUESDAY NIGHT, JULY 4.
The business of this election becomes heavy and uninteresting.
ft is exactly at that stage when the successful Candidates are
known, and each party has become almost worn out by its zeal,
and incapable of. if not unwilling for, further exertion. The re-
tirement of Lord flowick, although for several dayssdeterinined
upon, when a fair opportunity had been afforded to his promised
voters to poll, has spread a gloom over the business of the
election ; and the calm temper and dignity displayed by the Noble
Lord in his retirement from the hustings, has created, even among
his Lordship's opponents, a strong feeling of personal respect.
At an early hour this morning, Colonel Beaumont and Mrs.
Beaumont, the parents of the Candidate, arrived in this town
from London. The Colonel immediately voted for his 3011 and
Mr. Lidded.
London, England, 1826-07-08

CAPITAL FREEHOLD MARSH FA RM,.WA LLASEA
ISLAND, ESSEX.
By Mr. SHUTTLEWORTH.
At the Mart, an TUESDAY, the 25th thstsnt, at 12, unless an
' arceptable offer is previously trade by Private Um-tit-act,
AValuable FRE,EIIOI.I) ESTATE, comprising In•
extensive MARSH FA R5l, situate in Wallasca
eight KtileS from Itocliferd, about a mile over the water to Burn.
ham, and about forty-eight front London, in the county of I;hßel ;
comprising tour hundred acres, or thercabmts, of dry sound land, of
the first quality, chiefly arable, lying within a ring fence, and en.
prosched by convenient roads, svtli a tuna-house, farm-yard, barn,
stables, granary, and suitable agricultural buildings.
May be viewed, and particulars had, fourteen days previous to
the sale, of Messrs. Wilson and Swathe, Solicitors, licithford ; of
Messr:. Berkeley, Solicitors, No. 3, New Square, Lincoln's Inn;
Black Boy, Chelmsford ; Blue Boar, 51a11on ; ' White Hart,
liumliam ; flot.l, Southend ; White Hart, Branford ; Crown,
Billerictiy Lion and Lamb, Brentwood ;at the Mart ; and of
Mr. Shotterworth, N 0.211, Poultry.
London, England, 1826-10-13

WIDOW %VI:LCD'S FEMALE PILLS have ob-
tained the naoction and approbation of Gentlemen of the Me-
dical Profession, as a safe end valuable M edicine, in removing ob-
structions. and relieving other inconveniences to which the female
frame is li►ble. espeeisHy those which, at an early period of life, Ire-
quasar arise from want of exercise and a general debility of the aye.
tom. They create an appetite, correct indigestion, remove giddiness
and nervous head .ache, and are eminently useful in windy disorders,
pains In the stomach, shortness of break, and palpitations of the
heart.

Purchasers are requested to remark, that, as a testimony of au-
tl,enticity. each bill of directions is signed with the name of " C.
Kearney," in writing. Sold wholesale and retail, in London, by
(I. Wightman and Craton. 24, Paternoster-row, (late of Fleet.
street ;) Bandar and Suns, Fleet-market ; Newbery and
Sons, St. Paull 'mach-yard ; Sutton and Co.. Itow Church.yard;
Smear. M. Oxfiod-street, opposite Bond-street; Evans and :Son.
Long-lane, Smithfield • Johnson, Greek-street, Soho ; littler and
Sons. Chespaide; hicifrey Windt's. nishopsgate.street ; 11. Mack.
rail, 33, Whittehapel ; and by all country renders, at 2s. 9,1.
prr box.
London, England, 1826-10-13

MONTHLY REPORT OF TH4DE.

[From the Paisley Adc,oliser.l
T:.e shawl manufacture, in all its departments, still continues
heavy ; and the time when the active ingenuity of our unem-
ployed operatives shall be had fully in requisition seems as yet
distant. _

SILK IMITATION TRIMMINGS.—A few 2000, but more IMO,
trimmings have been wrought within the last month, but they are
now dull, and those engaged in making these rich and elegant
fabrics are just now reducing their hands.
COTTON IMITATION TRIMMINGS experienced a similar im-
provement during the month, but they are at present flat. In
Plaids and Runner Shawls there is silt; li!tle doing.
COTTON IMITATION SHAWLS. —TheTe has been a greater
number employed during the last month in this kind of work, but
it may now be considered stationary. The houses carrying on the
trade are still (twinning their weavers, but are no ways disposed to
increase them.
WORSTED SHAW LS.—Agreements have been made for a few of
them.

COMMON A LI,OVERS AND SPRIOS.—Some have received
webs of these fabrics. The demand is not, however, general.
GAUZE. A1.1.-OVERSI SrRIGS, and Sreaw LS, have been given
out, though to no great extent.
The light White Work cannot be called brisk, but it has cape.,
rienced a slight revival.
SILK Gauzes, &c.—A few 1000 birds and 900 and 1200 Cr.
presses have been agreed for, but the workmen in this line are still
poorly remunerated for their labour.
A number of the inhabitants of this town are to assemble on Sa-
turday evening, at seven o'clock, in the Baptist Church, Barr-
street, preperatory to choosing a Committee, and fixing a day for
holding a Meeting, " to take into consideration the most efficient
measures to be adopted in the present alarming state of trade and
general distress; and to petition his 31.ijesty or Parliament to re-
lieve them from the evils under which they tabour, in consequence
of the want of employment, low wages, and the high prices of the
necessaries of life."
London, England, 1826-10-13

THR ARMY.

Detachments belonging to the Ist and Rth Regiments or him
'el in the
received oßom,rders totor emScotlabark yea
ndter.lay mOrning,oti board a stearn.vp.
detachments of 1 eeruits arrived in town yesterday morning from
Bristol. and received orders to embank this looming, at Billings_
gate, for firavesend, on route to jolt) tbeir respective corpsa,..:
depots.
London, England, 1826-09-09

THE CHURCH.

At an ordination, holden by the Lonl Bishop of Bristol, in the
Cathedral Church of Bristol, on Sunday the ad of September, the
following gentlemen were admitted into holy orders :
DEACONS.--John Kynaaton Charlton, B.A. Qaeen's College,
Oxford ; James Cuishaw Parr. B.A. Trinity College, Cambridge
William Ellis Wall, B.A. Trinity College, Oxford. By Let. Dim.
from the Bishop of Worcester.
ParEsTs.—Thomas Roupell Everest, B.A. Pembroke College,
Cambridge ; John Lewis Capper, B.A. Pembroke College, Ox-
ford John Henry Bright, B.A. St. John's College. Cambridge ;
William Carpendale, B.A. St. John's College, Cambridge.
On the 31st ult. the Lord Bishop of Peterborongh, licensed the
Rev. Henry John Gunning to the perpetual Curacy of Horton cunt
Pedington, in the county of Northampton, on the nomination of Sir
R. H. Gunning, Bart.
The Rev. Robert Ridsdale, M.A. Fellow of Clare Hall, and do.
meiotic Chaplain to the Earl of Cork and Orrery, has been testi.
toted to the Vicarage of Knoekin,Salop, by the bishop oiSt.Asapb,
on the presentation of the Earl of Bradford.
The Rev. Arthur Loftus was on Monday institpted to the Rec.
tory of Fincham, Norfolk, on the presentation of the toed Chan.
cellor.
London, England, 1826-09-09

THE BRITISH PRESS.

PARTY.
The Marquis of Clanricarde entertained on Thursday Mr. Se-
cretary Canning, Mrs. Canning, Wm. Horton, Esq., Mr. Burka,
and a select party, at dinner, at his house in St. James's-square.

ItIOVEMENTS.
The Duke of St. Albans and Sir John Dashwond King, Dart.
left town yesterday on a shooting excursion at Mrs. Coutti sent in
Essex. . _

The Duke cf Rutland arrived yesterday at his home in Arling-
ton-street, from his seat, Belvoir Castle.
Emily Marchioness of Londonderry has left North Cray, Kent,
on a visit to the Earl of Mount Edgccumbe, at his seat in Devon-
shire.
The Earl and Countess of Leitrim and family arrived yesterday
at their house in Great Cumberland-place, from a tour.
Lord Stowell left town yesterday tur Buxton. Derbyshire.
The Hon. Colonel Anson, M. P. yesterday left the Marquis of
Salisbury's seat, Hatfield, on a visit to Earl and Countess Cowper,
at Pansunger. Herts.
Colonel and Mrs. Stapleton arrived yesterday at the Pulteney
Hotel, Albemarle-street. from Oxfordshire.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Baring arrived yesterday at Thmuss's lin.
tel, nerktley.square, from Norfolk. Mr. and Mrs. Dobbs bare
left ditto for their seat in Huntingdonshire.
Mrs. Clifton and Mrs. Bowie yesterday left the St. George's
Hotel, Albemarle-street, far Brighton.
Captain and Mrs. Beauchamp Procter and family arrived pester.
day at the Brunswick hotel (late Blake's), Jurmyn-street, from
their scut in Norfolk.

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Mr. Bell
Mr. liddel - - -
Majority in favour of Mr. Bell
The season at that pleasant minor theatre, the Mc
is, we imagine, drawing:lto a close, as benefits are now fre-
quent there, Wrench, Rho has now been playing at this '
house for several years, and is a great favourite, takes his
benefit on Thursday.
Mr. Phillips has been attended by a large portion of the
fashionable world for the last three days, at the sale of the
effects of Mr. Bayne. Mr. Phillips, however, like a skilful
tactician, has kept the flower of his forces in reserve, and
it is to-morrow that he is to astonish the beau mmide with a
sight of the splendid dressing-case, containing scent-bottles
and gold tongue-scrapers, cork-screws and button-hooks,
goblets and roiletts-glasses, With a variety of other indis-
pensables for a fine gentleman of the very first gyrator, an
accurate list of which would be much too long for insertion
'in a Journal not publishing a suppleMent for the occasion.
To prevent further misapprehension it may be neces-
sary to state that the flint of John Manton and Son, of
Dover-street, is not connected in business with Mr. Joseph
Manton of Hanover-square.
Several new silk" looms, on the French model, we tin-
' derstand, are nearly .completed at Stamford. They have
been for, some time fitting Iv by a French 'corim), for
Mr. Gouger.—Glebe.
London, England, 1826-03-07

THE Creditors who have proved their Debts under a
Commission of Bankrupt awarded and issued against
CHARLES PETER WHITAKER, of the Strand, in the
County of Middlesex, Coal-merchant, Dealer and Chapman, are re-
quested to meet the Assignees of the said Bankrupt's Estate and
Effects on FRIDAY, the 10th day of March inst. at Two o'clock,
at the Court of Com:nissioners of Bankrupts, Basingliall.street, to
assent to or dissent from the said Assignees settling or otherwise
disposing of certain Leasehold Premises lately and now in the
occupation of the said Bankrupt, permitting the Furniture and
Fixtures of, in, and belonging to the said Premises to be taken at a
just valuation or otherwise disposed of, and making him an allow.
trice for the past awl future support of himself and family, and to
the said Assignees commencing prosecuting or defending any suit
or suits at law or in equity for the recovery of any part of the said
Bankrupt's Estate anti Effects, paying all wages due to the house-
hold servants of the said Bankrupt since the said Bankruptcy, and
on other special matters.
H.H. WIGLEY. Solicitor to the Assignees.
32, Essex-street, Strand, March 6, 18l2A.
London, England, 1826-03-07

LONG LEASEHOLD PROPERTY, AT HACKNEY.
By Mr. MUSGROVE,

At the Auction 31:4, TO-MORROW. at 12, in Two Lots,

THREE neat anti well-finished 'HOtikS and GAR-
DENS, Non. 6. 7. and 12, in North-street, near the Canal-
bridge. at Cambridge-heath, let to Meows. Bailey, Densmore, aad
Harvey, respectable yearly tenants, at low rants.
Also three DWELLING HOUSES and Comer Shopa, in Dun-
can-place, near the Cat and 3lutton. Hackney, let to Messrs.
Warren, Harding, and another. at M. per annum each. The
above property is held by two leases for nearly seventy years, at
small ground rents.
To be viewed, and particulars ohtaini4 at the Rorie and Crown,
and Cat and Mutton, Hackney; and of Mr. Muagrove, auctioneer
and surveyor, 5, Austin-friars, Ohl Broad-street. and Haeknev.
London, England, 1826-03-07

Leasehold Estate, Vine-stren t, near Hatton-garden, and a long
Leasehold House in Glouces• er-street, near St. John.street-toad,
Clerken

By Mr. MI; GROVE,

At the Auction Mart. TO-3101tROW, at IT, in Two Lots,
A Compact LE.ISELIOLD ESTATE, consisting of
lA. Two brirk.built DWELLING HOUSES, Nos. 3 and 4,
in Vhie.street, Liquoruond-street, near the bees/house, and two
buoys on the east side of Colterell'a-place adjoining, let to goal
tenants, and producing a clear profit rent of 72/. per annum; term
97 Years, at a small ground rent.
A LEASEHOLD DOUSE, No. 26, Gloucester-street, Cor.
poration.row, Clerkenwell, containirg eight rooms, and in the
occupation of Ir. Foley, the proprietor, who will give posses-
sion, or remain tenant to the purchaser; held fur 62 years, at a
ground rent.
To be viewed, and descriptive particulars had of MeSSIT. Breen.
ridge and Cleobury, solicitors, 41, Chancery.lane; at the Mart and
fiarraway's ; and of Alr. Musgrove, auction, er, 5, Austin-friars,
Old Broad-street, and Hackney.
London, England, 1826-03-07

THE Creditors who have proved their Debts under a
Commission of Bankrupt awarded and issued against
JOHN STINTON, of Coleman-meet, in the City of London,
Boot and Shoe Maker, Dealer and Chapman. are requested to meet
the Assignees of the said Bankrupt's Estate and hitects on FRI.
DAY, the 10th day of March inst. at Twelve o'clock, at the Court
of Commissioners of Bankrupts, in Basinghall-street, in the City
of London, to assent to or dissent from the said Assignees selling or
otherwise disposing of a certain Leasehold House anti Premises in
Coleman-street. lately and now occupied by the said Bankrupt, and
permitting the Furniture, Fixtures, and Stork in Trade of, In, and
belonging to the said house, to be taken at a just valuation or
otherwise disposed of, carrying on the business of the said Bankrupt
for the benefit of his said Estate, employing hint therein, and mak-
ing him an allowance for his past and future services, paying for all
work done since the issuing of the said Commission, completing
such Orders as may be now in progress for the benefit of the said
Estate, and to the said Assignees commencing prosecuting or de-
fending any suit or suits at law or in equity for the recovery of any
part of the said Bankrupt's Estate and Effects, paying all wages
dae to the household servants of the said Bankrupt since the said
Bankruptcy, and on other special matters.
11. R. WIOLEY, Solicitor to the Assignees.
32, Essex-street, Strand, March 2, 10213.

51111'11%5 CAMBRIAN ESSENCE wholly supersetlm
the necessity of smoking meat in a chimney or smoking
house, as it gives the true Westphalian or Wood Smoke Flavour
in a very ouperiur manner and in a much shorter time. This highly
useful article was well known to, and much approvisl by, the late
Edward Smith
Sir Joseph Banks. It may be applied with equal advantage to
}hum, Tong., Bacon, Beer, or Fish. sod perfectly answers ths
purpose in either case.
anSdoilid'o.7hbVymiegisatis,e ecanct.i, 2w9t,aillioyboyiathrieietP;wardirertail by Ball and Co.
81, New Bond-street ; Day and Co., './b, Gracechorch-street ; At.
kinson. 308. Oxford-street; 'Million. 50, Leallenhall.street
Neighbour, 131, High Holborn; Roberts, 119, Great Russel!.
weer ; Stokes, 42, Fenchurch.street. ; Sterry, 128, Blackmon.
street ; and many other rmmeetalik oil and warebossee.—
to bottles, 2.e., 31. 6d., 31. 04.
London, England, 1826-03-07

TWO ANNUITIES.

A/R. PHILLIPS
JL N HSDAY, the 22d inst. at One, he shall 5171131 1T by
AUCTION, at the 3lart, Bartholomcw.lanc, TWO ANNUI-
TIES of Qt. and 24/ for and during the distinct lives of two Gen-
tlemen, secured by Policies of Insurance for each of the Lives, and
by Bonds and Witham of Attornies.
Printed particulars may be had of Jupp. Esq. Carpenters'
Hall ; Messrs. Collier, Birch, and Marcliant, Carey-street ; at the
Mart ; and at Mr. Phillips's. 73, Bond street.
London, England, 1826-03-07

lit PAINTINGS. MARBLE TAM. INDIA CABINETS,
PIANO-FORTE. FIRE-A RAI BINA, GLASS, &c.
illy IV I NSTA N LEY SONS,
At the Juan, TO-31ORR OW, an Vowing DayOtt 11, by
order of the Es
ALarge CoUectionof 1113CELtilATiFOUIS EFFECTS,
the Property of a Baronet. deceased, removed from big late
residence in the country ; consisting of about One Hundred Plre
tuns, of the Dutch, Flemish, and Italia" Schools ; a beautiful cis.
cube Sienna Marble Table, a Pier ditto; several India and other
inlaid Cabinets ; seventeen lihul ind Bracket Clocks, Time-
pieces. and Regulators, by eminent 'tinkers : Thirteen double and
single barrel Fowling-pieces, as Air-, Blunderbusses, Pistols,
Swords, and Cutlasses ;an Azimuth tipsiss, several Telescopes,
a large quantity of curious ornamental China, Glass, &e.
To be viewed until the sale, and Catelques may be had at the
Mart ; of Mr. Adams, John-street, Miaones ; and of iVinstanley
and Sons, Paternoster-row.
London, England, 1826-03-07

GMNUINE FURNITURE:, PIANO-FORTES,
Exeredingly vcurce Prints. Pictures, Sideboard of Plate, Five
litindred Volumes of Books, China and Glass, Linen• and
Effects,

By Mr. OXENIIAM,
At his spacious Itooms, Odlord-gtrect, on WEDNESDAY,
the 15th instant and following Day, at 12, by direction of the
Executors,
A LL the excellent HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
and valuable EFFECTS, the property of the late B.
BROUGHTON, Esq. removed from his late residence at Barnes.
suney ; comprising two CROW winged library bookcases, hori.
umtal, grand, and square piano-fortes, aideboards, tables and
chair*, four-post and other bedsteads and furnitures, clean beds
and bedding, wardrobes, drawers, carpets, fenders and fire-irons,
anti culinary articles ; esceedingly scarce and choice prints, after
Raphael, Ruben*, Carlo Dolci, &c. ; four fine views in ltome,
Descent from the Cross ; portfolios of prints from the Vatican ;
a few pictures, sideboard of useful plate, tire hundred volumes of
books. in neat bindings, useful china and glass, linen, and nume-
rous effects.
May be viewed two days preceding and mornings of sale. Ca-
talogue* had of Mr. Dawes, 20, Carlisle.street, Soho-square, and
at the Rooms.

THREE VAT PAPER MILL.
Within half a mile of High Wycombe. Bucks.
By STEVENS and BRENCIILEY.
At the Auction Mart, TIIIS DAY, at 12. by order of the As-
signees of Mr. Wm. Cubbidge (unless an acceptable offer be
Aeviously made by Private Contract).
Very Valuable LEASEHOLD PROPERTY, enm-
prising the LORD'S PAPER 311141., desirably situate
within half' a mile of High Wycombe, in the county of Bucks.
The mill has a very powerful fall of water, with drying lofts,
bleaching rooms, and other appropriate offices, neeessary for carry.
ing on an extensive business; the whole In excellent repair. To-
gether with a comfortable Thvelling.house, with garden. chaise.
house. and stables, four cottages for workmen, two meadows, and
an orchard. The whole comprising about two acres and a half.
The estate is held on lease, tinder Sir John l)aehwood. for an un-
expired term of lb years, at a ground rent of MI. per annum.
May be viewed, and particulam had at the Red Lion, Wycombe;
at the place of sale ; of Mr. Foy, solicitor, Austtn-friars; and of
Stevens and Brenchley, 30, Old Jewry, London.