biglam/hmd_newspapers huggingface dataset:
The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1826-05-22

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.

R. C. Nunn and T. Ovenden, Wood-street, Cheapside, carpenters—
Morass Wood and Starr Wood, Lad-lane, wholesale-stationers—Andrew
Bogle and A. Held, London—David Gladstone and David Paton, Liver-
Nool, common-brewers—Thomas Walmsley and Edward Jones Holland,
icoll-square, Cripplegate, cotton-manufiscturers--Antons; Holstein and
Francis Lee, Quadrant, Regent-street, tobacconists-7,1111am Clater and
Thomas Edward Howell, Wilmington-square, Spa-fields, factors and ware.
honsemen—Sophla Chat d and Susan 011ey, Stafford-place, Stafford row,
Pimlico, dress-makers and milliners—John Raven, Matthew Harrison, and
John lialley Scholey, Lawrence Pountney-lane, wholesale grocers and
spice dealers—Joseph Peirson and James Price, Great Sutton-street,
Clerlenu ell, working-jewellers.
The average price of Brown or Muscovado Sugar, computed from the
returns us:We la the week eadttig the 17th day of May, 1ft21.1., Is 30..
and lid. per hundred weight, exclusive of the duties of (o-toms paid
or payable thereon on the importation thereof Into Great Br itniu.

Average price of Corn from the returns received In the week ending
May 13, 1826.
Wheat. Barley. Outs. I Rye. Beans. I Pew.
v. d. a. d. a. d. a. d. s. d. d.
59 10 29 3 23 1 37 9 38 6 Su 1

BIRTHS.

On the lath inst. the lady of G. H. Walker Heneage, Esq. of Compton
House, WUts, of a son and heir.
In Rassell.place, early on Friday morning, of a daughter, the wife of
the Rev. Wadham Kuatchbull.
London, England, 1826-05-22

HOSPITAL STAFF.

Staff Asulstart-Surgeon to be Surgeon to the Forces.

BREVET.
A. W. Young, Esq. late Lieut.-Colonel on the half-pay of the 3d West
India Regiment, to have the rank of Lieut.-Colunel in the West Indies
only; and Captain F. Champagne, of the 20th Foot, to be Major In the
Army.
London, England, 1826-05-22

HYDE, ISLE OF WIGHT,
Spacious and elegant Marine Villa, Offices, Pleasure Grounds,
Yacht House, Baths, &c.
By Mr. CAUTY,
At the Auction Mart, opposite the Hank of Erglana. on TUES-
DAY. June 13. at Twelve o'clock, by direction of the Noble
Proprietor, in Two Lots,

IniE very unique and distinguished VILLA, known as
BUCKINGHAM COTTAGE, on a twale adapted to an
establishment of consequence, and arranged with the strictest atten-
tion to comfort and convenience. Th. attached and detached
offices are numerous and complete, comprising a yacht-house and
baths. coach-houses, stabling, &c., and, together with the lawn,
pleasure grounds, and gardens. occupy a suite at' about seven acres,
with a noble terrace, overlooking the ocean from Snithead nearly
to Southampton. Alan a convenient brick-built Residence and
Garden, adjoining the Estate ; is held on lives, at small reserved
rents.

The Villa resilience can only be viewed by tickets, which, with
printed particulars. may be had of Mr. Cauty, Auctioneer and
Estate Agent, 711, Psil.mall, London ; particulars may also ba had
of Messrs. Robson, Lightfoot. and Robson, Castle-street. Leicester-
square t Messrs. Sewell and Hearn, Newport, Isle of Wight t at
the Fountain Inns, Portsmouth and Cowes; Bugle, Rytle ; Dol-
phin, Southampton ; and at the Auction Mart, London.
London, England, 1826-05-22

GREAT CUMBERLAND-STREET.
FURNITURE,
Chimney Glasses. 70 by 52, and 46 by 40, two 12 and 6 light
Grecian Chandeliers, a set of solid Rosewood Chairs, Violoncello,
and Effects.

By Mr. BATES,
On the Premises, No. 15, Great Cumberland-street, nn TUES-
DAY, the 30th inst.. at 12, without reserve, by order of the
Executors of George Read, Eeq., deceased,
A LL the genuine and elegant FURNITURE, coni-
L 1 prising betiding and chamber furniture of the usual general
description, a drawing-room suite of chintz window curtains, Gre-
cian couches, nets of solid rosewood and ea.ing parlour chairs, rose-
wood, Inn, and card tables and commodes, chimney glasses, two
costly 12 and 6 light Grecian chandeliers, French clock, capital
set of patent dining tables, sideboard, and sarcophagus, a fine-
toned violoncello and printed music, carpets, library bookcase,
earthen ware, culinary utensils, and other effects.
To be viewed on Saturday and 31ondav preceding the sale; and
catalogues had on the premises; and of Mr. Bates,Welbeck-street,
Cavendish-square.
London, England, 1826-05-22

REDUCED RATES of ASSURANCE on FEMALE
LIFE—The Directors have caused die correct distinction
to be preserved between the values of-31ale and Female Life : by
the subjoined examples it will be seen, that the Rates of Assurance
for the former are lower than in most+ of the other established
Offices; and for the latter, lower than it any Office in England.
Annual payment required for 1001. to be received at the death of
MALE. FEMALE.
London, England, 1826-05-22

THE FRANKLIN PATENT DUPLEX STEAM
GENERATORS and STEAMOMETERS.
This principle of generating Steam is new in operation in Lon-
don, and is a complete substitute for boilers. The advantages of
the plan are, the great saving in expense of construction, in
weight and room ; that the power of engines, both high and low
pressure, may be increased at pleasure, without the possibility of
danger from explosion ; and that the same power may be pro-
duced with leas titan one-half the fuel now consumed.
The Patentee will grant exclusive Licenses for Counties, Towns.
Riven, Canals, or Manufactories, upon very reasonable terms; arid
will, in all cases, guarantee their success, or expect no remu-
neration. For further particulars apply, by letter or personally,
to the Patentee, J. 111`Curtly, 12, Cecil-street, Strand i or to
J. W. Sowerby, Agent, 7, Birchin-lane, London.
London, England, 1826-05-22

VP CLARK'S GENERAL OUTFITTING WARE-
• HOUSE, for the EAST and WEST INDIES and
SOI 'TB AMERICA, EXETER CHANGE, STRAND.
Officers, Cadets, and Writers going to India, and Gentlemen
Proceeding to South America, or any other part of the Globe, will
find in this Establishment the whole of their Appointments,
81rords, Caps, Sashes, Belts, and Pistols, &c. together with a
large and well-manufactured stock of Sea Cots, Couches, and Bed-
ding; Cabin Wash-hand Tables, Chairs, and Lamps ; Sea Chests,
Mule and Bullock Trunks, and every other description of Travel.
ling Equipage.
An assortment of Canteens, ready fitted with the necessary re.
finishes for India, and other tropical climates: likewise a great
variety of Silver and Plated Articles, Knives and Fork.. suitable
for families going abroad, Military and Hindostanee Books
flaps, &c.
A fashionable Stock of Carriage, Curricle, Tandem. Phaeton
Stanhope, and Chaise Harness, with every description of Saddlery
&c. &c. for home use, East and West Indies, and South America,
which merit inspection from their quality, first stile of workman-
ship, and moderate prices.
All the Articles in this Establishment are warranted, and of
incellent plan of fifty years standing is strictly attended to the
alking but one Ready 31onee Price, from which no abatement will
be made.
London, England, 1826-05-22

THE GRAND CAMBRIAN CONCERT, at the
Freemasons' Hall, on WEDNESDAY Morning next, will
commence at Twelve &Clock precisely. The Doors will be opened
at Eleven.

In order to ascertain the number, the Committee request that all
application for Tickets be made only to Mr. Party, 2t, Oxford.
street, opposite Suho-square.
GRIFFITH JONES.
lion. Secretary Royal Cambrian Institution.
London, England, 1826-05-22

GENLRAL F. LEMON.

NEwe:ASTLE•ON-TINE, MAT 18.
That eager skirmishing, which is more or less the etteracteristie
of all contested elections, is, as may be supposed, not wstitingla
Northumberland at the present crisis. The partisans of the Ha.
Mr. Liddell and Mr. Bell respectively fulminate upon etch ether
in no very measured terms; and my Lord Ilowick, last week,
while addassing the freeholders at stinwiek, rather indulged in a
tirade against Mr. Beaumont, on account of some misconstrued
words which the latter Gentleman (Mr. B.) had spoken at thegrard
election dinner, at the Queen's Head, on the 28th ult. Mr. Beau.
most has, however, in a perfectly mild, candid, and gentlemanly
tone. replied to Lord flowick's observations, as published in the
Newcastle Chronicle on the 13th instant; and there can be na
doubt that his Lordship must see he has been imposed upon with
regard to the Honourable Member. Seldom has the writer seen s
public document more the subject of eulogy than this address of
Mr. Beaumont to the frcebohlers of Northumberland. It was the
general topic of discussioti among all parties this day. The etnti.
anon-place avocations of the mercantile body on 'Change gave way
to electioneering interests; and every hunot"able and imperial
mind exultingly exclaimed, " You see how ably and satisfactorily
Mr. Beaumont refutes the calumnies of his enemies."

I a iould, however, (I fear) appear tedious trereito recapitulate
all that has been said in praise of Mr. Beaumont's moderation,
Once the address in. question appeared among the electors here.
One thing is quite certain—the lion..llenther'll cause, strong u it
is already in the county's :,Ifections, will derive additional aid horn
the good sense and amiable feeling which the writer displays in
thin his retest appeal to his constituents.

Sir W. C. Der erespigny, Bart. arrived at Southampton on Wei!.
needay evening last, and was welcomed by his Constituents with
every demonstration of joy. ringing ot bells, Ate.
The Preston Chronicle of Saturday favours its readers wish a re.
port of eight columns of the electioneering proceedings ot Cobbeti
and his man Friday, Sir Thomas Beevor, in that borough.
Colonel Torrens completed last week his canvass of the resident
free burgesses, in behalf of Mr. Haldimand and himself, which has
been unprecedezitedly successful. The Ipswich Committee. in the
independent i ti terest, dined at the Golden Lion Inn, on Monday Isai,
with the Colossi.
London, England, 1826-05-22

13HILANTIIROPIC SOCIETY, Mile-End, esta-
biLhed in 1:;03, for the Discharge of Prisoners for Small
Debts, and for the Temporary Relief of the Manufacturing and
Labouring Poor, in London and its Environs.

PATROL
His Royal Highness the Duke of SUSSEX.
PRESIDENT.
_ .

The Right Hon. LoidViTieointTORRINGTON.
The ANNIVERSARY DINNER will be held at the City of
LJodon Tavern. TO.bIORRO'•'.

The Right Hun. the LORD MAYOR hi the Chair.
STEWARDS. -

John Burnell, Esq. Richard Phillips, Esq.
Wm. Bond. jun. Esq. C. Richardson, jun. Esq.
John Clintrington, jun. Esq. licory C. Verhelo, Esq.
Wm. Chrlstey. Esq. Arthur Witt.hock, Esq.
Geroge Gold. Esq. I John Wood, E'q.
Walter A. Peacock, Esq.
Tickets may be had of the Stehards, at the City of London Ta.
tern, and of the Secretary.
JOHN WOOD. Secretary, 26, Lombard.atreet.
London, England, 1826-05-22

CABI N ET-NIA KIE RS' SOCIETY.—CAE AP
CABINET and UPHOLSTERY, at the LONDON
REPOSITORY for the CA BINET.MAHERS' SOCIETY.
being the only real one now existing in London, No. 71, corner of
LEADENH A Lb-STREET, opposite Aldgate Pump, and which
has been .established upwards of Six years. For Ready !honey,
and no Abatement.

The Trustees and Committee respectfully inform the Nobiliti
and Gentry, that they still conduct the above Establishment for
the Benefit of industrious and ingenious Mechanics (who have large
families), by offering their Manufactured Articles in the Cabinet
Line of the best workmanship, and cheaper than by any House in
London, no other profit being required than to satisfy the warehouse
rent and incidental expenses; being satisfied with constant employ.
ment to enable them to support their families, the number of whom
appear by the Books of the last Quarterly Meeting to be 148.
From the great patronage the Committee have received, they are
in hopes of increasing that number.
The following is a Specimen of the Low Prices asked ; all Goods
warranted : _ d.
. _ _

Five feet Mahogany Bedstead, four-post 4 10 0
Tent ditto . - 1 6 0
Bordered Mattress to fit . 1 1 0
Mahogany Drawers with solid ends - 3 5 0
Eight Mahogany Chairs . . 610 0
Mahogany Pembroke Table - . 2 0 0
Feather Bed, free from dust and smell.
from X 2 12 0 to 8 8 0
Drawing-room Sofa, from X 3 50to 7 7 0
Sofa Bedstead . . 3 8 0
Mahogany Horse-Hair Sofa . 6 10 0 upwards
A quantity of Paper Hangings for Bed, Dining, and Drawing-
rooms, at nearly Half-price. The Trade will find it worth theia
attention.

Houses Furnished at a few days' notice, and Apartments fn a
few hours.—Goods packed free of expense except the matting.

COMINITTNE. .
T. Corder I J. IVition J. Carter
I
T. Hasler I J. Unett W. Waghom
THURNELL, Agent. J. HASLER Secretary.
London, England, 1826-05-22

TO THE PUBLIC.
HAZARD AND CO.'S LAST ADDRESS.
A s Contractors, whose Establishment is nearly coeval
/1 with the commencement of Lotteries. we respectfully take
leave of the Public with grateful acknowledgments for the patro.
nage we have experienced for more than a century ; and to remove
any doubts that may exist ai to the serious intention of his Ma-
jesty's Government to give up Lotteries, we feel it Incumbent on
us to make the following declaration, viz.—that the present is
positively and inevitably the twat Lottery that will be allowed in
this Kingdom ' • and we say this in the full acceptation of the word
" Last," without any reservation whatever.
P.AZARD and Co.
In order to render the Last of Lotteries as brilliants, possible, we
have, as Contractors, jointly with our Coadjutors, formed a Scheme
containing
SIX PRIZES OF £30,000! •
All to be Drawn in One Day, the 18th of July'
And we respectfully remind the Public, that in one Lottery we
sold ALL the 30.0001. Prizes, and within these few weeks,
THREE -40,1001. Prizes in One Day.
••• The price will be es sed Twenty-fonr Shillings a Ticket,
(Shares in proportion) on Monday next.
Royal ralichnie Gate, 26, Conlinl g and 324, 0:foul-street,
end of Begot-amt.
London, England, 1826-05-22

SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS.

GIROROC GILLBSPIII, Edinburgh, builder, at Bl'Esren'a Roma, Edin-
burgh, June IS and 29, at 12.

ALaXANORR FOR RisTza, Alloy grain-merchant, at the Tontine Inn,
Alloa, June 14 and 29, at 2.
ROBKRT PATIMBOST, Stirling, merchant, at the Chambers of Robert
Haldane, Stirling, June 15 ands, at 12.
_

C Srinas, Edinburgh, vintner, at the Cron Keys Tavern,
Edinburgh, June 17 and 30, at 2.

WI Li. is. is Cow•x, Chartershall, Stirlingshire, distiller, at the Chambers
of Mr. It. Haldane, Stirling, June 9 and 22, at 12.
ALICSANDER GRAHAM and Co. Glasgow, merchants, at the Chambers
of Mr. John Dunlop, Greenock, June 8, at 12.
JOHN AVIA/ 4. Edinburgh, butcher, at the Chambers of Messrs. Ainslie
and All'Allan Edinburgh, Jnne 12 and 26, at 2.

W. and A. 111'1K and Cu. Leith, merchants, at the Royal Exchange
Coffee-house, Edinburgh, June 5, at 12.
. . _

G. and 11..Prrisaan-, Edinburgh. merchants, at the Royal Exchange
Coffee-house, Edinburgh, June 17 and July I, at 1.
way Romania" Dunfermline, merchant, at Hutton's Inn, Dun-
fermline, June 21 and Jul) 5, at 12.
//UNICA"! fi , Blarualuchan, Perthshire, grazier, at the chambers
of Mr. It. Haldane, Stirling, June 23 and July 6, at 12.
Plantar, Dvrr, and Co. Glasgow, merchants, at the Black Bull,
Glasgow, June 1.5 and 29, at 3.
DI. D. BROUII and Co. Glasgow, brass-founders, at the Lyceum Rooms,
Glasgow, June 16 and 30, at 2. _ _ _

Ri7sitir IVATsus, Edinburgh, builder, at Bridge's Rooms, Edinburgh,
May 31, at I.

JOHN
JOHN CULLNN, Stirling, merchant, at 011,In's Inn, Stirling, June 1, at I.
PATRICK AM/111110N, Dundee, merchant: at the chambers of Mr. John
Kerr, Dundee, June 3, at 12.

Ktaawoou, Glasgow, Agent, at the Black Bull, Glasgow,
1114 24 sod Jane 7, at I.

.6111.4 WILSON L:id SOX, Glasgow, wire-workers, at the Lycem Rooms,
Glasgow, May 23 and Juue 7, at 2.
. . . . . .

Jo-uri ;rnoilsos, North Leith, spirlt-dealer, at Gibson's sale-rooms,
Edinburgh, May 24 and June 8, at 1.
ANDRSVI MIRCER, Paisley, builder, at the Renfrewshire Tontine lun,
Paisley, May 22 and June 6, at 12.
AacninALa ALLAIDICK and Co. Edinburgh, printers, at the Royal
Exchange Coffee-hous,e, Edinburgh, May 24 and June 7, at 2.
Komi. 8a tilt, Darnley, Rentrewshire, bleacher, at the Black Bull,
Glasgow, May 24 and June 14, at I.
London, England, 1826-05-22

VALUABLE MANORS, A DVOWSONS, AND ESTATES,
DORSET.

At the Antelope Hotel, Dorchester, on June 16, in Lots.
fr HE following Estates, vis.—FRIAR MAYNE
1 FARM, in the parish of West Knighton, containing about
467 acres, together with about 147 acres of heath and waste land,
and several small enclosures, called Evansford, the whole being
tithe.free.

WATERCOMBE FARM, in the parishes of Pokeswell and
Warmwell, chiefly tithe-free, and SIOIGNE'S DOWN F-111311,1
in the parish of Ower Moigne, containing about 650 acres.
The MANOR of OWER 31010 NE, together with OWERI,
MOIGNE FARM, containing about 715 acres, and right of com-
mon (nearly exclusive) extending over upwards of WO acres of
pasture and heath land.
GAI.TON FARM, in the parish of Ower 3loigne, containing'
about 140 acres, with extensive rights of common.
The A DVOWSON of the RECTORY ot OWER MOIGNE,
of the estimated annual value of 340/, the present Incumbent being
aged about 70.
The MANOR of CORTON, with a FARM in the parish of
Portisham' containing about 588 acres, nearly all tithe-free.
The above estates are situate in the immediate neighbourhood of
Dorchester and Weymouth.
The MANOR of PILSDON, with a FARM, containing about
651 acres, the greater part tithe-free, also the A DVOWSON of the
RECTORY of PILSDON, of the estimated annual value of
83!.
The Farm-house on this estate is a fine Old Mansion, in good
repair, and may at a small expense be again rendered fit for the
residence of a Gentleman. The Estate is well adapted for the pre.
tion of Game, and forms altogether a most desirable Lot either
for Investment or Residence.
ATRA 31 FARM, in the parish of Netherbury, containing about
89 acres. A Tenement, and also several Cloaca of Land, in Whit.
church Canonicorum. containing together about 35 acre,.
WEST MILTON FARM, in the parishes of Porstock and
North Poorton, containing about 166 acres.
The MANOR of PICKET, with a FARM, containing about
283 acres, in the parish of South Perrott.
The last mentioned Estates are situate in the neighbourhood of
Bridport, Besminster, and Crewkerne,
A FREEHOLD GARDEN in the Borough of Wareham,
;where Freeholders have a right to vote for Members for the
Borough.
Detailed particulars, with maps, will be ready three weeks be-
fore the time of gale, and may be then had of Messrs. John and
William Lowe. Temple, and of Mr. Peacitey, Salisbury-square,
London ; of Mr. Coombe, Solicitor, Dorchester; and Mr. Davis,
Land-surveyor, Portway, Warminster; at the place of Sale, and
the principal Inns in the neighbourhood of the Emotes.
London, England, 1826-07-10

PRICE V. SCOBEI.L.

This was an action to recover iooli.beinione-fifth part of 1,0331.
placed in the hands of the defendant for certain purposes. It ap-
peared that the plaintiffs father was rector of Ilsley, in Berkshire,
and died about twenty years ago, leaving a wife and five children
in very distressed circumstances, and that a sum of money was
raise.' by subscription for the family, which was placed in the
hands rd the defendant, who succeeded to the living of Daley. The
plaintiff became of age about four years ago, and has since made
repented applications to the defendant for that which he considered
his share of the funds in the defendant's hands,ra,sed far the benefit
of his family ; but the defendant having put the plaintitrout to
school, and having afterwards apprenticed him, did nut oansider the
plaintiff entitled to any money from him.
It was proved by the plaintiff's witnesses that the money was at
the disposal of the defendant, to be applied as he thought proper.
AIL Baron Cattitow, in charging the Jury, spoke insyery high
terms of the defendant's condact towards the plaintiff' and his
brothers, and observed, that had he been the defendant, he should
have felt extremely satisfied in having his fatherly behaviour to
this unfortunate family brought before the public.
The Jury nonsuited the plaintiff:
SPECIAL JURY.
London, England, 1826-07-10

SLATMAXERy. HAMLET AND OTHERS.

This was an action of trespass, the cause of action arising at
Stanton St. John, for pulling down the plaintiff's hedge and tks-
troyng his garden. The defendants were surveyors of the high-
ways' in that district, and committed the alleged trespass in execu.
tion of the duties of their office, under the powers of an Act of the
late King, which enabled thesis to remove encroachments upon
the highways, of which nature the plaintiff's garden was supposed
to be. . .

It appeared that the plaintiff occupied a cottage and garden nd•
joining the high road in the parish in question, and had lived there
upwards of twenty years, aid that during that tune Ida garden
ground had increased considerably in width, by nibbling oil the
highway in such a manner as not to leave room fur a waggdf to

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FASHIONABLE ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE WEER.
Tilts EVENlNG.—Princess Exterhazy's party, Chandos-street ;
Lady Owydyea assembly, Piccadilly.
TO-MORROW.—The Dowager Countess of Cork's party, New
Burlinron-street.
WEDNESDAY.—Ahnack's last grand hall for the season.
SUNDAY.—The Countess St. Antonio's concert of sacred music,
Hanover-square.
London, England, 1826-01-12

MIRA M ICIII.

The particulars of the awful confluipation, accompanied
ji preserving
quitted that
by a most tremendous hurricane, which lately visited this
place, and completely devastated so great an este rat of the
neighbouring country, must be fresh iii the recollection of
our readers. We have, however, great pleasure in stat.eg
that, by the latest accounts received from that quarter, the
unfortunate stsffelers haul in a great measure recovered
from the effecu of this awful calamity, through the liberal
subscriptions set on foot by the neighbouring provinces,and the kind assistance of other philanthropic individuals.
His intjesty'a ship Orestes, Capiain Litchfield, which
ltihri.edilltreueprel
property of
tctlhiceduttosoNrltiuraniantiechiiniit
tioabassist
uitte
port on the 20th November ; previous to her sailing the
following flattering adelrtsa was presented to Captain Litch.
field, on the 'tart of the principal merchants, and others,
which, in justice to that officer and the other officers of ti
Orestes, we have great pleasure in inserting.

.•
TO CAPTAIN LITCHFIELD, OF BIS AIAJES'IY'Ii %HIP OlirllTts.
Sir,—NVitli the most livtly reuse of gratitude we, the tomer.
signed persons, on bah& of ourselves and the fehabitants of 31ira.
'litchi, beg permission, prior to your departure from this place, re.
spectfully to express our sincere thanks for the philart!•orie aid
humane exertions of yourself and officers to suoist the sufferers by
the late diStatritl fire in this part of the province.

The zeal and promptitude with which you rroceeded to Mira.
michi with relief for the aufferers, the judicattis and iniparant
assistance you have afforded in the distribution I tl.at rPhef (and
that too when a in state of health that would ly:idly ji,:,ti(Y your
leaving year couch), and the warm interest ycu have taken in the
cause throughout, *manifest a degree of magnarin :y and
lance of mind that call forth our highest admirattua and praise,
and will long make the name of Litchfield, and the officers of the
Orestes, be remembered by the inhabitants of Illiramichi with gra.
titude and esteem.
Acccpt this mark of respect as a small testimony of our high
regard, and may the supreme Director of the I:niverse spetZly re.
store you to health, watch over and I rotect you through lOt ; and
that our most gracious SurcrAgn may bestow upon you the jaw
and merited reward of an active, humane, and deserving officer, is
the ardent wish of our hearts,

Permit us also to beg that you will expresv to Rear-Admiral
Lake our warmest acknowlegments for hip benevnle.,t and aympa..
thetic conduct on the occasion, and with every 1,10 for the sue=s
of the Orestes. We have the honour to br, Sir,
)liramichi, Nov. 111,1825. With the grelteNt respect,
Your obetnent Servants,
(Signed by all the principal merchants residing both at
Chatham and Sewc.n.tle.)
London, England, 1826-01-12

TliE DECCAN PRIZE MONEY.

On Tuesday the Lords of the Treasury assembled, for
the second time this week, at the Treasury Chambers,
upon the important and extensive Deccan Prize-money
claims, when Dr. Jenner and Mr. Harrison closed their
case fur those of Lieutenant-General Sir Thomas Ilislop
and others. Their Lordships then adjourned, to meet agaiu
yesterday morning.
The Earl of Liverpool and the Chancellor of the Ex-
chequer arrived in town early yesterday morning to attend
the adjourned meeting, which took place at twelve o'clock.
In addition to the Earl of Liverpool and the Chancellor
of the. Exchequer, there were present the Hon. Berkeley
Paget, Lord Granville Somerset, and Lord Bexley.
Their Lordships were attended by their Secretaries, Mr.
Luahington, M.P. and Mr. Mercies, M.P. and also by
the Solicitor-General.

Dr. Lush ington and Mr. Adam were heard for the Mar.

quis of Hastings, which hearing occupied till four o'clock.
They argued forcibly against Sir Thomas Hislop's claim,
on the ground that at the time the battle took place, Sir
Thomas Hislop and his army were at Madras.
Sir William Kcir Grant, Sir John Doyle, and several
other General Officers, were admitted to hear the discussion.
Their Lordships adjourned at four o'clock.

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FASHIONABLE INT,
London, England, 1826-01-12

?AI RD DAY.

Sweepstakes of 30 sore each. h ft, for Slew old Mu, Bet lab.
Last mile and three quarters. Nine Subs.
'Lord Scarborough's b Pasta by Catton
Mr. Houldsworth's br Fanny Device. sister to Ptilltine
Duke of Leeds's b by I►'hi.ker, dam by Sir Paul
gr by IValTui —Lisette
Mr. Lambton'a Claudine, by Ebor
Lord Muncaster's Garcia
Lord Kennedy's Mary Anne
Lord Milton's Theodosia, by Tramp
Sir W. Milnet's Sister to Osmond
London, England, 1826-01-12

LAMBF.TII.STRMET.

JuvEstur Dtrntnatorts..—lrestertlay Mir youngsters, three
of t.-!Mm are not yet thirteen and the other not eleven years of age,
but w:to, though trailer In years, ate far advanced iit the career ,
of crime, having been frequently brought op to this oilier on
various charkes of felony committed in i:a niighbourliond, were
placed at the bar. before the presiding Magistrates. Mewrs.
IlseriwtexE and WYATT, for final examination, under the ful-
lowing circumstances:—
It appeared that on Thursday evening last a pane of glass
in the shop window or Mr. Dicker, a par/Lb:ol;er residing in
Three Colt-street, Limeheuse, th:nugh br the mode
which in the slang, vocabulary is called Trlaze,” and
n quantity a fortign 'consietittg of Spanish' dollars and joes,
stolen therefrom. The prisoners being observed lurking about
Mr. Dicker's house, suspicions bream• excited, and on their next
appearance, which was on the day after the robbery Itad been
cimurriteil, they who given in charge to Adam!, a cons!able,
who ',naught them tothis office. On examining their persons, a
quantity of money was found, though not ot OM description
lost by Mr. Dickers.
While the foregoing statement was giving, the prisoners ex-
hibited the greatest levity and hardihood, and were uniformly
dressed in new soils of cloches and tars, procured, no doubt, as
the Magistrate (Mr. ‘Vyrol) observed, for the purpose of making
their identity mere difficult of proof.
Mr. Dickers was present during the investigation, but though,
an he said, he felt ainvinced of the prisoners' criminality, yet he
could not swear that they were actually the persons who had com-
mitted the robbery.
The Magistrates, on this, called on them to account for the
prissesSon of the money found on their persons; which they nor
bring able to do In a satisfactory manner, they were convicted
tinder the Police Act, and sentenced to three months' hard labour
at the tzeod.mill.
London, England, 1826-01-12

MARYLEBONE.

CITAROT. OF ERRERZLRIMINT.--YestrlTlity, William
Harris, managing clerk In the lirm of Alesers. James forin and
Alexander Price. solicitors, of Orchard-street, Portman-square,
was brought to the office in custody, charged before J. Ilawlimioa,
Esq., with emberslement.
Mr. florin stated that the miniver had been fires very cons!.
liderable time managing clerk ef the common law department, and
in the month of July last, one of his clients (Ike Hon. ft. Murray,)
applied to hint to transact some holiness in the Exchequer, relit-
tire to stone assessed tales which had not been raid, and being re-
tinned to that race, the usual process had hee3 commenced for
r their recovery. The witness consequently petitioned the Commis-
sioners of Taxes. 'and aucceeedrd in having the prayer of his pe-
tition granted upon payment of costa. lie accordingly drew a
check epos his banker to the amount of 91. 2li. for the costs,
cu.,' sent the prisoner with ir, upon the 2,st of August, to Mr.
I...gate. the solicitor to the Commissioners and upon the follow.
log day rivestioned the prisoner as to his " business list," namely,
a list of what he had done on the previous day, and on arriving at
the transsetion, he .asked hint if be had paid the money ? he was
rather portico's,. as some irregnlarity had taken place upon a for-
mer pent inn. The prisoner said Mr. Legate's clerk had refused to
take the check at lien, but aftereards paid, as he knew the firm, he
had no objection, and took it, ljut had given no receipt, declitting
to en so in the absence of Mr. Ligate.
The prisoner, who seemed much depressed here, said, " To
earn time and trouble I admit receiving the arr.otint of tit: cheek,
and"—
Mr. RAWL/1160W interrupting him—You h,' better not admit
any thing in the present stage of the proceedings: pnidence should
dictate to you the necessity of this course, particulatiy ns yeu have
been professionally bred.
Mr. (Irwin—You bad Metter not, Mr. Harris; I am lorry there
arc other things against you.
The prisoner bowed and remained silent.
Mr. Groin helog derived to proceed with his evidence. slid,
befog anxious to get • rrcelet fee the cheek, he land desired the poi.
saner to call, sod his answer was that he was not at home (mean.
London, England, 1826-01-12

CORN EXCLIANGE, WEDNESDAY, JAN. 11.

The arrivals are small and the weather frosty, so as partially le
Impede the navigation ; wore it oney is asked for moat kinds of
Corn, but there is so little doing, that prices remain nominally as
on 31onday. Arrivals :—English it' heat, 530 qn. ; Barley, H&Oqrs. ;
Oats, 2,4oPqrs. ; Flour, 2,100 sacks. Foreign Barley, OM vs.;
Oats, I ;WO qrs.

COAL MARKET, JA*24. IL
Skips at Market. Ships Sold.
17a Newcastle - 64
6 Sunderland - 3
Small Coal -

Prim.

41. Oritoids ed
34s Od to bOs 6d
17s 01 to —; tod

BIRTHS.

At Beverley, the lady of the Don. Alex. llDDonald, non to Lord
111'Donald, of a son, nn the 9111 inst.
On the filth inst. the lady of Sir F. Baker, of a son.
On the 9th inst. at Flury Hill, mar Dorking, the lady of Colonel
Brouthead, of twin daughters.

MARRIED.
On Tuesday, at St. John's. Hackney, James, ehtest son of the
Inte James %Veston, Esq. of renehorrh-street, and Upper Homer-
ton, to Mary, daughter of Joseph E►q. of Hackney.

DIED.
On Wednesday, the 4th histanr, at Shipdham, Norfolk, the
Rev. Dr. Edridge, aged 62, one of his Majesty's Chaplains, Rector
of Shipdham, and Minister of Oxford Chaoel, bontlan.
On Scmday, the nth instant, in Everett-sweet, Russell-aware,
Captain Charles Adams, R.N. youngest son of John Adams, Euli
late of Peterwell, in the county of Cardigan.
On the 6th of December, at Corfu, at the Palace, in pia 29th
year of his age, Robert lA•llart Catty, Esq. Private Secretary
i/I his Excellency the Lord High Commiesioncr of the lonian
Islands.
On the flth instant, in Demets-street, Richard Debary, Rag. of
Lincoln's Inn-fields, in the tiAtti year of his age.
On the nth inst. at Crewer House, I.lciks, the infant son ttf Joules
Deane, Eaq.
On the 7th inst. after a lingering illness, Mr. W. Williams, of
Finsbury-terrace, aged Wit
On the Bth inst. Jane, the wife of Thomas Richman Haman,
Esq. ofStridlesham Lodge, Barks.

Printed atTHE BRITISH PRESS 01Bee, by J. W.Casyrow,
181,Strand, and publial ed by R.Cartitest, was Our.
London, England, 1826-03-20

This day, Bro. 12s.
FREE TRADE; or an Inquiry into the Expediency
1 of the present Corn haws, the Relations of our Foreign anti
Colonial Trade, the Advantages of our Navigation System, the
Propriety of preventing Combinations among Workmen, and the
Circumstances which occasion a derangement of the Currency.
Comprising a general Investigation of the alterations lately
adopted and still further meditated in the Commercial Policy of
the Country.
By ALEX. NI'DONXELb, Esq.
Printed for John Murray, Albemarle-street.
London, England, 1826-03-20

THIS 18 THE VERY LAST LOTTERY BUT ONE
THAT CAN EVER BE OFFERED TO THE PUBLIC.
AND J. SIVEWRIGIIT return Thanks for the
IV • favours conferred on then. in their late Contract, and solicit
a continuance of public pa 'linage Medic present Scheme, which is
certain!, the lasi hat One that can be submitted, fm then,
111 Acr OF PARMA:VI:NT. ALL LOTTERIES

END FOR EVER.
13 this Scheme every Number is sure of being a Prise ; and
embraces all the anpror.4l po.tits et the late Lotteries. wi.,11
SIX PRIZES OF TWENTV-ONE TIIOUSAND

POUNDS, ace. &e.
Forming so Aggregme 0f:137 0001. ,

ALL TO BE DEPIDEICIN ONE DAY, 3d of ALLY.
Tickets and Sharpe are %ening by J. and J. Sivewright, at tbeir
fortunate Offices, \n. Ij, l oruhill ; 11, Holborn ; and 33, Hay-
rnai.:et, London, where they sold
12.478 - a Prize of
3.613

.t 30,000!
21.0.53
Besides other Csnitals in the last and late Lotteries.
London, England, 1826-03-20

,(FOR the PIieTEC'TION of FLOWERS and EX-
-1 0 :'ICS from HARES and EABBITS.—INVISIBLE
NVIRE FENCE—Resists all kiada of grazing stock, ar.d ex-
cludes hares and rabits when: the omit ction of plants is required.
Tbia prindple, exclue;rcly attached w the invisible fence, is Justly
and Wily appreciated; wrought ITO 3 hurdles for temporary divi-
sion of pasture land. Specioms suLmitted for inspection at
CATO and SON'S, 3lanufscturerr, 811, lioibornAtill, opposite
fit. Andrew's Church. Iron verandahs, balconies, galleries, en.
trance rites, bedsteads and skyligirs. with every ornamental and
useful article in iron and wire-work z variety of wire guards for
drawing rooms, bedchambers a'id ; candlesticks with wire
guards; metallic wire birrula, for durability and appearance excel
all others: wire work for libraries, phessantriea, aviaries, larder,
dairy, aid storehouse windows. Fine tons,: wire-work, floor sieves,
sugar strainers, and mantri.mi for exportation.
London, England, 1826-03-20

MIL THOMAS 'WILKINSON'S CELLAR OF EXCEL.
LENT AND CURIOUS WINES, SOUTHGATE, MID.
DLESEX.
By Mr. HOGOART,
At the Mart, on WEDNESDAY, April 12, at 12, by direction of
the AsAi,mees, under the Commission of Bankruptcy, issued
against Messrs, Sikes, Wilkinson, and Co.
rip HE entire and genuine STOCK of WINES of Mr.
AL Thomas Wilkinson. consisting of about Four Hundred
Dozens of Wines of the most approved vintages and Attest quality,
a portion selected from the cellars of the late Westgarth Snaith,
Esq. comprising-
-170 dozens of Port 10 dozens of Hock
00 do. of Madeira 6 do. or Liqueurs.
90 do. of Tenerife 10 do. of Buceliss
30 do. of Sherry
Of Malmsey, Mountain, Chnniuska, Claret, Hermitage, &c. 50
dozens.
The Ports have Seen from ten to twenty years in brittle. The
Sherries from ten to forty years, and the Madeira and Hock very
very old.
•

Samples may be obtained (hy previous application), within ten
days of the sale, or ti lr. lloggart, tit, 014 Broad-street, Royal
Exchange, where ntalogues may be had; catalogues also at the
Cherry Trce, Southgate; the King's Head, Enfield; and at the
Mart.
London, England, 1826-03-20

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
Marble Table, expensive buhl Pier Cabinets and Slabs, large China
Jars, Oriental Porcelain, Merlin's Weighing Machine, Pair of
23. inch Globes, Cabinet Piano-forte, Chamber Organ, Prints,
Pictures, &c.
By Mr. JAMES DENEW,
. .

At his Auction HOom, Charles-street, Berkeley-square, THIS
DAY, at 12,

r HE very excellent HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
cabinet piano-forte by Wilkinson and Wornum, large orien-
tal china jars, fine Japan porcelain, Merlin's weighing-machine,
pair of 24-inch globes by Carey pictures, prints, and effects, the
property of a Gentleman. The furniture comprises four-post anti
field bedsteads and bedding. wardrobes, chests of drawers and
dressing-stands, sets of window-curtains in crimson silk damuk,
chintz, cotton, and morine ; drawing-room and parlour chairs; sets
of dining, card, Pembroke, 100, sofa, occa•ional reading-tables,
mahogany sideboard and cellaret, seerctaire and bookcase, large
marble table on a Gothic carved frame, expensive buhl pier cabinets
and slabs, large glasses, carpets, &c. &c.
To he viewed, and catalogues may be had of Mr. Denew, at his
Auction !loom, Charles-street, Berkeley-square.
London, England, 1826-03-20

THE VERY LAST BUT °NB THAT WILL EVER B 1
1/HAWN IN THIS KIN3DOM.
HAZARD and CO. shard and sold on the lot of this
Month (3larch),
2.346 - C20,01X1
7.310 . . • 20.040
10.001 . . . 20.0110
HAZARD and CO.. in adiresslng the Public for the last
Lottery but one, and in announcing the new Schen'', respectfully
soften a anuntesoce of public favour, 00 the ground of their
brilliant sareers, inciting Three Prizes of 20,eft0/. on the very
lost day of drawing; thus co :tinning that carets of good fortune
tOr which they have been so eminently distinguished for sparails
a one hundred years. It having been determtlt.xl by Government
t.-.at Lotteries should now cense. Hazard and Co. respectfully sub-
mit the present Scheme as positively the last t at one chat ever can
be presented to the Pitldie ; it contains
SIX PRIZES of .C21,0e0.
All to he decided in one day, Vey 3.
A greet variety of Nund,ers are on Sale at Hazard and Co.'s old
established Oboes, Royal Exchange-gate; 21i, C:ornhill; and 323,
Oxford•street, end of itegent-street, hoodoo; and by Agents in
all the principal eauntre towns.
N.B. ILI/AHD and Co. in ore Lottery, sold All the Thirty
Thousand Pound N 0.,: and in the last [tit months, Nine Prins
of 30.01.101. 2.5.001 W. and ftl.tstiii.
London, England, 1826-03-20

MANOR FARM, NEAR ROIWELL AND CHELMS-
FORD, IN THEW t7WIY /AMEX.
By Mr. HOOHART,-
At the Mart. on FRIDAY, April 7, at 12, in 1 Lot,
IVA Il
RolEw'Sen FJtR
Dunmow,.Ni, in
ant%
thPatriinshisfoovil. G rnAthEeas(t.eoru,ntnyettorf
Essex. together with the MANOR And a FREEHOLD
ESTATE (exempt from tithe and land tax), comprising about
212 Acres of excellent Arable and Pasture Lind, a good Farm-
house, Barns, Stabling. and Outbuildings; lie whole lying within
a ring-fence, and let to Mr. Matthews, a res; ectable tenant, whose
lease expires at illichaelmas next.
The Estate may be viewed with leave of the tenant, and mini-'
enters had 10 days prior to the sale, at the Black Illy, Chelms-
ford ; of Mr. Meister, Dunmow ; Messrs. Edward Gross Smith
and Son, Solicitors, Finsbury-square ; at ti o Mart; and of Mr.
Iloggart, Old Broad-street, where a plan of the estate may be seen.
London, England, 1826-03-20

NEAR CLAPHAM.
A COMFORTABLE DETACHED COTTAGE
RESIDENCE.

With Fore.coort, Offices, Stabling, ii7aden, and Paddock, toga-

the► about Two Acres.
MO be DISPOSED OF, by WINSTANLEY and
SONS. ■ LEASE for THIRTY S EARS of a very neat
detached stucco-fmmed COTTAGE RESIDENCE, pleasantly
situated In Lark Ilall-lane, between South Lambeth and Clapham,
and about three miles from the Bridges, containing good-sized din-
ing and drawing-rooms, troth with Venetian windows, opening to
the lawn and gardens ; five good bed-chambers, and two servants'
ditto, or nurseries ; a man's chamber, kitchen, wash-house, dairy.
Servants' hall, store-room, closets, and good cellars; a three-stall
stable, chaise-house, cow-house, poultry-house, piggeries, green-
hon.e. excellent and productive garden (with young fruit trees,
and wall to a southern aspect), Paddock, &e. containing together
about two acres. _ _ .

Far cords to view, and particulars, apply to Winataaley and
Sons, No. 10. Paternoater.row.
London, England, 1826-03-20

A ROWLAND and SON, N. 20, Hatton-garden,
e respectfully announce to the NOBILITY, GENTRY,
and PUBLIC at lare,, that the high repute of their Cele.
brated Articles. ha, induced impostors to counterfeit tile"—
copying dos BiUs, labels, Bottles, &c. and sign " A. Row.
Jamison's." haring mu the " Sc." Also to parehu the empty
Bottles, fill them with Noxious T..ash, and offer It for sale, with-
mat the Label, as the Genuine.

As a Protection. the Proprietors solicit particular attention of
their Friends ess purchasing their 31ACASSAR OIL, strictly to
wince that each Genuine Bottle is, with a Treatise on the Hair, in-
close in a Wrapper, which iv engraved from a Steel Plate, by
" Mesas. Perkins and Heath," bearing the name and address of
the Proprietors iv above. Also, that each of their Genuine Ankles
is inclosed in a Wripritr, si,med in zed,
" A. ROWLAND at 1 SON," 20, HATTON-GARDEN
and sold ft them ; and, by their Appointment, by Mr. R. Hen-
drle, Perfumer to his Itlrjesty, Tiehborae.street , Sanger. 150.
Oxiord.street ; Mr. Smyth, 117. Gamin :and Piervt, 67. Delcroix,
16g. and D. Rigge. 35, New ISond.stre7t t Patric/ and Slew.
Cneksper-street ; Berry and Lloyd, 10, Greek-street; 10w,310.
and Prout. 226. Shand ; Butler, 4, Cheapside ; Burgett, 103.
: Sutton, Bow Church-yar,' ; Edwirds, 67, and
Newberry, 46, St. Paa's Church-yani ; 13,trelay and Sons, 95,
neet.inerket ; J. and T. Ritme, RI, Chespeide ; Atkinson, Ger.
rard.street; Bendy and Wood, Queen-street ; Dunn and
Thwaltes„ 105, Baitellot, 22, Siraeling, Exclifinge.gate, Nix,
fronting the Royal Exchange, Take. 41, and Johnvtone, 60. Corn.
hill : Ross and Song, (Ale', 2k, 'Whartm, Ilishoptigate-street ;
Ford, Fenchurch-street ; Mattraa. SR, and Jones. 119, Fleet-street;
Marquis, Coleman-street ; Swift 29, Ward, 324, and Sutton,
129, Holborn ; and Overton, 117. Borough.
All without the Wrapper and Signature ate Counterfeits.
London, England, 1826-03-20

Chancery,
By Mr. 110(1(1 A RT.
At the Mart. on AVEI)NED
iAV NEXT. at 12,
Till: REVERSION of (IN E-VOURTH PART of
the several S.;3IS of 14.843/. I. 11d. Three per Cents.,
and 1.639/. 19s. 911. New Four per Cents.- together with the Divi-
dends from Christer:althea to he addet.l thereto. during the continu-
twee of the life; to be received by the parehaser on the demise of
a !mttle, aged 58, provided three Gentlemen of the respective
sites of 49. 25. and M. or either tithes), should %arrive-
Particulara may he had at the Mart; and of Mr. Hoggart, 62,
Old Broad-street, Royal Exchange.
London, England, 1826-03-20

HIGH RUltc-TERRACE. ISLINGTON.
DESIRABLE LEASEHOLD RESIDENCE, WITH IM.

1111;1/1ATE POSSESSION.
By Mr. HOGOART,
At the Mart, on IVEINESDAY NEXT, at 12. by order
of the Executors. unless an acceptable offer be previously made
by Private Contract,
ACapital FAMILY IfOUSE, cheerfully situate in a
healthful and pleasing part of Islington, being N 0.22 H Igh-
bury-terrace, about two miles from the City, late the residence of
!Ira. King, containing the requisite seeemmodatioo for a respect-
able family, with nent garden, etyktiub, and two-stall stable:
holden for an unexpired term of 46 at the low rent of 601.
per annum.
May be viewed by cards, and perticulare had on the Prerniaen
at the Angel, Islington; at thaMbes toad of Mr. Hoggart, 62,
the Rmad-streas, Boyal 4schalW A

OLD BROAD-STREET.. CITY, EUALLENT MER-
CANTILE RESIDENCE, AND COVNTINCT DOUSES,
By Mr. 1106GART,
• • • - •

.1t the 31art, on —3:l;kT,7at 12, by order of the

. .
THOSE Extensive and Va!uable LEASEHOLD PRE-
IBISES, most desirably situate, No. 51, Old Broad.sireet,
in the city of London, admirably adapted for the residence of a
merchant or professional man of the first respectability, containing
on the upper floor three good sleeping-roonta, a pantry and store
closet. Second story, three capital bed-rooms, dressing-room. and
water-closet. First floor, a lefty drawing-room and large front
office; dressing-room and water-closet, approached by tan flights
of stairs and screen in passage. Principal floor, a lofty front office.
two parlours, w..ter-closet, paved portico entrance, and neat gr.nler.
Basement contains kitchen and other domestic conveniences, well
arranged. The estate is partly let to Messrs. 11. and T. Neave,
at a rent of 1751. per annum, hut the greater part is in hand, holden
far about nine years unexpired at a rent of 1501. per annum.
May be viewed, by permission of the tenants, end part!ciilars
had at the Mart, of Messrs. Williams, Brooke, and Powell, soli-
citors. New-square, Lineoln'a-Inn, and of .11r. Roggen, 62, Old
Broad-street. Royal Exchange.
London, England, 1826-03-20

On Saturday next will be published, in two vols. foolscap Ilvo.
price 14s.
MR. BLOUNT'S MSS. being Selections from the
Papa• of a Man of the World.

By the AUTHOR of "GILBERT EARLE."
" I waive the quantum o' the sin,
The hazard of concealing;
But, och ! it hardens a' within,
An petrifies the feeling."—BUßNS.
Printed fire Charlet' Knight, Pall-mall East.
London, England, 1826-03-20

LIFE ASSURANCE.
Just published. in Bm. price 9s. boards,

A PRACTICAL TREATISE ON LIFE Al -
ii. SURANCE. in which the Stitutes and Judicial decisions
affecting Unincorporated Joint Stock Companies are full• considered
and explained; including remarks on the different Systems and
Practice of Life Assurance institutions. &c. &c.

By F. BLAVNEY. Esq.
Author of • Treatise on Life Annuities.

Printed for J. and W. T. Clarke, Law Booksellers, Portugal-
street, Lincoln's Inn.
London, England, 1826-03-20

EXCELLENT PHOFESSTONA LRESIDENCE, WITH

OFFICES, BEDFORD-ROW.
by Mr. HOGGART.
At the Mart. OD FRIDAY, April 14, at 12, by order of the As.
signets of Messrs. Slkes, Wilkinson. and (o.
AVery Desirable LEASEIIOLI) RESIDENCE,
tome upon the East side of Bedford-row, containing five
bed chambers and a dressing-room ; two handsome drawing moms,
communicating by folding-doors; dining and breakfast parlours,
store rooms and water closet, convenient domestic arrangements
and extensive cellarage, with four detached counting houses anti
separate entrance to the same. The Premises are held on Lease for
about fifteen years and a half. at a moderate rent.
To he viewed by cards, which, with particulars, may be had of
Mr. lloggart. 62, Old R;oati-street, Royal Exchange. Particulate
also, of Messrs. Spence and Deaborough, Solicitors. 6. Size-lane ;
of Meters. Long and Austin, Solicitors, Holborn-court, Gray's-
inn
; and at the 31art.
London, England, 1826-03-20

TO BUILDERS AND OTHERS.

TWENTY TONS OF HAMELIN'S MASTIC CEMENT.
By Mr. W. W. SIMPSON.
At (larraway's CoCee-house, TO-MORROW, at 12, in Forty
Lots.

TWENTY TONS of HAMELIN'S MASTIC CE-
MENT, a material of a superior description, and puticu-
!orb, adapted to the fronts of houses and other buildings.
slay be viewed, and samples had immediately, by application to
Mr. W. W. Simpson, 24, Buckleesbury, London.
London, England, 1826-03-20

UNIFLRSI7'Y INTELLIGENCE.

OICTORD, MARCH 18.
On Thursday last Mr. George Wylie and Mr. Septimua Hellas
were elected Taberd ars on the Gld Foundation at Queen's College.
Same day Mr Henry Birkett, Mr. William 31unkiimise, Mr. Geo.
Cheater, Mr..lohn Tordiffe, end Mr. George Henry S. Johnson,
were elected Probationary Scholars on the settle formation.
London, England, 1826-03-20

SMITH'S CAMBRIAN ESSENCE wholly supersedes
the necessity of smoking meat in a chimney or smoking
house, as it gives the true Wertphalian or Wood Smoke Flavour
a very superior manner and in a much shorter time. This highly
useful article was well known to, and much approved by, the late
Sir Joseph Banks. It may be applied with equal advantage to
Hams, Tongues, Baron, Beef, or Fish, and perfectly answers the
purpose in either case.
Sold, wholesale and retail, by the Proprietors, Edward Smith
and Co. chymista, &e., 29, Haymarket t mad retail by Ball and Co.
81, New Bond-street ; Day and Co.. 95, Hracechurch-street ; At-
kinson. 302, Oxford-street; 141•31illan. NJ, beadenhall-street ;
Neighbour, 131, High 'Nihon ; Roberta, 119. Great Russell.
stmt; Stokes, 42, Fenchurch.street ; Starry. 1211, Blackman.
Street ; and many other respectable oil and Italian warehouses.—
In bottles. 25., 3s. &1., Sr. each.