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The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1824-06-08

DIED.

........
On the 4th inst. at the Parsonage, East Horseley, Sarrey, aged.
70, the Her. John Owen, M.A.Nectar of East Ilorreley, and of
St. Rennet's, Faun, Wharf, London, Archdeacon of Richmond.
Forkshiro. and Chnplsin-Ger.rral to his Majesty's farces.
On Friday last, in Quted-square, Westminster, Mrs. Margaret
Lets, in her fillth ear.
(in the Sth lust. Richard Carter, Esq. of Surrey-street, strand,
aged 70.

111011 WATER THIS DAY AT LONDON BRIDGE.
Morning 11 min. after 22. 1 Afternoon 11 nun. after U.

Printed at THE BRITISH PRESS Office, by J.W. CAILTOX,
lel, Strand, and Published by R. Castel ux, same place.
London, England, 1824-06-08

CORONER'S INQUEST.

BARBAROUS ACT.—Yesterday afternoon, at five o'clock, an
Inquest was held at the LomJon Hospital, before J. W. liwtent,
Esq. on the body of a middle-aged man, named Wm. Hewitt, who
died in consequence of his lett eye having been violently thrust
I out.

it appeared from the testimony of four persons named Andertnn,
Webb, l'ravera, and Murray, that about 12 o'clock on the night
of the 24th May last, the deccased man and a coal-porter named
Andrew Dove. were sitting in the tap of the Rainbow, London-
street, liateldLhiglisay, when a quarrel arose about a pot of
beer, which, as alleged, was *on by Dove at the game of Dominos,
which the deceased refitted to pay, and struck Dove several
times. After this they went into a public-house known by the
name of the Queen's Head, and there the quarrel was renewed and
continued, when they got into the street, and Dove in an
infuriated state exclaimed with an oath, " I will punch out
your eye, and suiting the action to the word, raised his right arm,
and forced the end of a tobacco pipe into his (the deceased's) eye;
the deceased staggered, and in the most excruciating torture said,
" he ups knocked out my eye." Pore was then secured and lodged
in the watch-house, and the deceased was taken to the hospital,
where he lingered until Saturday, and then expired.
I The opinion of Mr. Day, the House Surgeon. being, that an in.
flamination of the eve, which wan much , commenced,
' and, extendirg to the brain, caused hi, death,
The CosoaEll, in charging the Jury, said that it was clearly
manslaughter ; it could not be accidental, as the act folios ed the
threat, . . . .

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Ihe Jury were of the same opinion, and returned a verdict of
Manslaughter.
The witnesses were bound over to p?osecute.

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

BEVERLEY RACES.

WL:DXESDAY. JUNE 2.

Sweepstakes of 20gs each, p.p. fur 3 yr old cults, Bst. 31b. fillies,
Mile and a halt.
Mr. Tanton's bl. c. Streatham, by Blacklock - - . I
Mr. F. Lumley's b. c. Burzard. by 'flack - - 2
Mr. Fox's ch. f. Double Entendre .
6 and 7to 4 against Streatham-5 and 6t04 on Buzzard—very
easy.
The Maiden Plate of 501. for horses, &e. of all ages; 3 yr olds,
6st. 41b • four, 7st. 71b. Two mile heats.

Mr. Ridsdale's ch. c: Rhubarb, i yrs old - - I I
Mr. thbaldeston's ch. c. by Al!Roan. 3 yrs - - • 3 2
Mr. I 'apleby's ch. c. by Proselyte, 3 yrs - - 2 3
Mr. Sancta's b. 1. Pandora, 4 yrs
7 to 4 on the winner.
London, England, 1824-04-05

This day is publisboi, io 12410. price 7a. Gd. in borud+,
THE BOTA • I:4T 'S MANUAL; a Catalogue of
1 Hardy, Exotic, and Indiwenoto Plants, arnuiesd according
to their respective Months ad Flowering, and MOM particularly
adapted to the service of those ado cultivate their own (gardens and'
Pleasure (hounds. Counpiled and arranged by
'• iIICTIARD AMUR'S

Surveyor, leindscape Gardener, and Planter.
*it° This Work will be found to offer great facilities to those
Ladies and fientknsen who attend personally to the Cultivation of
their own Gardens and Pleasure Grounds; the Names of the
Plants being arranged alphabetically under their respective hearts.
Following the generic name are the classes and orders; and after
each specific name are enumerated the native country, the height of
growth, and the colour of the flower. The want of such a com-
pendium has been long Szperierced.
London : Printed tar Sherwood, Janes, and Co. Pattmoster-mw.
ANGLING.

This lay is ptiblivhed, price 7.. in boards, illustrated with nume-
rous kmpavings, and Cuts of Fish, Elia, Ik.c. drawn frutu the
r 11111.: GIJII)E, being a new, complete,
11.. Practical Treatise on Angling for nes, Rivcr, and
Fish. Ily T. F. SALTER, Gent.
The Fifth Edition, correued, revisnl, and improved. To which is
now lint added, the Author's celebrated Treatise on Trolling.
" I write from practice,
- not from book compile."
. . . .

" This little book is quite studded with well-ezecuted Engrav-
ings on wood, exhibiting faithful portraits of every object or the
Angler's pursuit, as well as explanatory representations of all the
Iniplemests employed in Fiatiii.g, with full and clear Instructions
for using them. We wvre nine!' pleased to And some ample In.
structiona for Trolling, which we have homed for in vain in Wal-
ton and Gottun."—A nnals of Spotting, No. 22, 23-

Ako. by the giant e Author,
The I'OUNG A IvaiLEK'S GUIDE, abridged from the above
Work, price Iv 6J.
And the 'rltol..l.Elrti GUIDE, price 39.
London : Printed for Sherwood, Junei, and Co. Paternneter-row.
London, England, 1824-04-05

TO MERCHANTS, CONTRACTORS, SLOP SELLERS,
AND OTHERS.
RV Mr. WILLIAMS,
At the Auction Mart, Bartholomrw.lane, on FRIDAY the 9th
of April, at 12 o'clook, the following Goods, tu.
Fri WO THOUSAND FOUR HUNDRED SETS of
1. NEW HUFF LEATHER INFANTRY ACCOUTRE.
MENYS, with Cartouch-Roxes ; one hundred and sixty New
Muskets, &e. ; nine thruisand Brass Breast-Plates.

To be •iewed on Thursday and Mornings of Sale, and
Catalogues had at the Mart, and Of Mr. Williams, Throgmorton-
street.

VERY SUPERIOR ITALIAN AND DUTCH PICTURES.
.111 i T
rs AnSf thY e
higher hrterlP:redterfu loit ITALIANII4C. PICIIIII HAL'
that he will have the honour of submitting to sale at his Root.,
N 0.21. Old Bond-street, on Tuesday the ISth instant, a COL-
LECTION, comprising several of a very superior order ; parti-
cularly a Leda, by Lionardo da Vinci, treated in an elegant and
faseinatitg manner; two superb Heads; a Christ and s Madonna,
by Carlo Dolce, of the highest quality of the Master; a charming
Female 'Portrait, by ; sophontsba, by Ouercino ; Adam
and Ere, by Binnzino ; a Capo d'opera ; Christ in agony, Cor-
reggjo ; all of which are of a recent importation. Fine Maniples of
Ruysdael, De Honghe, rynailker, Terburgh, Quintin Maur',
Albert Dorm and others, too numerous to specify, the greater
part of which have never been exposed to public sale in this
Country.
To Ile viewed, and Catalogues bad, two days preceding the
Sale, at one shilling each.
London, England, 1824-04-05

BOW-STREET.

FRrEnois or AFRICANS IX i;KGLAND --On Saturdgy, tw,
gentlemen from St. Jamts'.• place, whose names re could cut kilts,
aiveared to support the following stateracnt, made by a native of
Africa

The rung man, a handsome black. said, that a countrymen of
his, a youth about nineteen years of age. was now in the 'craw
of Mr. Fry. a chemist, in the IVestininatzr-road, and we/ideal:vas
of leaving his einployitirnt and hiring himself elsewhere, but that
Mr. Fry would not rat with him; and he was afraid that be might
be sent out of the wintry, and lorcd to return to slavery.
One of the gentlemen here stated, that he had engaged the youth
as his servant, but that he did not appear to his engagement.
d 1 r. Iti sit I'LL desired an officer to proceed to Mr. Fry's
bowie, and bri g the stranger with him to the office.

The ;nicer sbtrrtly returned, attended by Mr. Fry and hi KT-
rau.t, when the young African said, that some time ago he wal,
desirous of leaving NIL Fry's family, on account of iLtrestmen;
received by him lion; a female servant, but the female having
been discharged for such conduct, he was now 1111ZiOUS to rmani.
Mr. Fry, upon his being now called into the office, said, that
he now yaw the person who had tampered with his servant. Led
tried to get him out of his service. _ _

The klagistrate ordered that person to come forward.
A little Frenchman then appeared, who gave in broken English
his name, Monsieur Dressier, • teacher of languages, who said
that Seymour had applied to him to get him another situation,
which he had done.

-"Mi. Fry, however, stated, that flimsier had been employed to
teach the French language to some members of his family, aid
from some part of his conduct he found it reeessary to forbid bun
his house ; from the time, knowing the good opinion to had of
Seymour, as a faithful good servant, Ornisier has been haunting
the neighbourhood, and trying to get the youth out of hii service.
Mr. MinsauLt. commended the conduct of Mr. Fry and his
servant, who left the Sire mutually pleased with each °thy:.
London, England, 1824-04-05

BOOasELLBirs STOCK, HOUSEHOLD IiURNiTCRE,
FIXTURES, AND IiFFRCTS.
By Mr. WILLIAMS,
On the Premises. No. 111, ttheapside„ on TUESDAY seat,
April 11, and Two following Daya, at II .'Clock each day,
DART of the RETAIL. STOOK, a lew Lets of
HOINEMILD FURNITURE. HOUSE FIXTURES,
the FITTINGS-UP of the Shope, Warehouses, tte. the Pro-
perty of Mr. Thomas Tegg, removing to 73. Cheapside.
The Miscellaneous and valuable Stuck of Books, among whidi
will be found the Works of the most popular Authors in History,
Divinity, Poetry, Voyages, Travel., Natural History, &e. &e.
To be viewed on Saturday precutting and Mornings of Sala, and
Catalogues bad on the Premises, and of Mr. Williams, Thmgmor.
on-street.
London, England, 1824-04-05

I 'HOICX IV I NF.S.

By WI NSTANLEY and SONS,
At the Mart, no FRIDAY next, the bib 'natant, at One o'clock,
itSMALL QUANTITY of EXCMLLEN'r PORT,
consisting of about sizty dozen, bottle' in the years of 1885,
1810, 1811, and 1813, and fifteen dozen of Tinta Madeira, the
property of a Gent' man removing from his Residence on Wands-
worth Ultimo/I, from whence the Wine wlllbe regularly permitted
to the purchaser!.

Samples may be had previous to the Day of Sale, with Catalogues,
of Wlnstanley and Sons, Paternoster-row ; Catalogues also at the
Mart.
London, England, 1824-04-05

NAVAL ISTELLIGENCIL

-
Admiral Sir G. Martin, G.C.B. is expected to hoist his flag on
board his filitiesty's ship Victory, Captain C. Inglis, on the Ifith
ias:art. at Ponemouth. Thomas Triphook, Esq. ts to be the Ad-
e:leers ktletary,
Admiral Sir J. Saunterer., Batt. f1.C.8. and Vice-Admiral of
Great Britain, will hoist his fia.'. in a few days on board the Itri.
Dania, width ship is ordered to be paid off and reem_iteissio..ed.
Caput in l'nilip Non i s appointed to he:; John lll',Artltur, Eaq.
to he Secretary to Slt J Sawmarta.
FALMOUTH, Arm!. I.—.lnived last evening his Majesty's
.14,ur tiLewht•FreT, to colirct convoy to: tiibraltar ; when off Port-
land en Tutruay, at Line p.m. dark), ahe ran foul of the
schooner industry, Peadwiih, la; n with slates. from Wales for
Londem. The violence of the blow caused the Industry IMMCdt-
soly to sink; the crew were saved, except a boy, who was unfor-
tunately below. The Grasshopper sailed this day for Plymouth,
to repair tier damage, having carried away her cutwater. His Ma-
jesty's brig Plover will make convoy signal the the Nleditermrean,
and give instructions to vessels that may arise, until the Grass-
hopper returns, which is expected in s day or two.
01111tAt.TAR, MARCH 11.—We expect a good account to be
shortly received of the Algerine squadron, which I sin informed
by the American Commodore (now here) v, contemptible; it con-
sists of about five vessels, the largest guns, and not worthy of
ee appellation of a frigate. Five of our line frigates. the Glasgow,
Tribune, Phaeton, Attire. and Ranger. have, with the l'hantieleee
sloop, dropped in here within 01W few days, end have nil pro-
ceeded on lit Algiers, where they will tr.ct several others. as well
as the Dutch squadron, and intercept all Almine vessels; but 1
hope will not again venture an attack on the shore but: riot, which
are said to be strung and well prepared.

APPOINTMENTS.
PrnsEns.—June+ Ilswkens, to the Algerine; Renj. chimino,
Blanche; John Ward, Brisk: William Turner, Canieleon; Jas.
Hake, Fury ; E. E. Vidal, Gloucester; 'I horn= Evans, (Myer;
Wm. H. Hooper, Heels; Henry Tucker (net. ), Helicon; James
White, Jasper; William Aug. -Davies. Jupiter; Sam. Bunn,
Dledina; John bond (set.), Owen Glendower; Harry Sine Man,
Persius ; Thomas Shears. Primmer, Jos. Williamson, Prince
Regett; William Willie, John Nairne, and Win. Savory (sum%
Ramillies; Henry B. H. Long, Samarang; Arthur Frame, Ter-
ror; T. N. J. Tilby, Valorous ; and John Richards, Victory.
London, England, 1824-04-05

BY THE KING'S PATENT.

DR. SIBLY'S RE-ANIMATING SOLAR T/NC-
TIME is universally allowed to be the most plesoant, safe,
and efficacious remedy ever offered to the Public. Its warm and
renovating qualities render it the best medicine for Debility, Con.
sumptions, Nerrouc and Rheunatit Complaints, Spurns, Indiges-
tion, Lawnessof Spirits, and all thole distressing affections which
harass the weak, sedentary, and delicate. It requites no argument
to convince more than a teal, after which those who value health
will never choose to be without it.

Prepared and sold by Mt. J. N. SaWell, No. 36, Gloucester-
street, Queen's-square, Bloomsbury, in bottles at 65., 7s. 64., sod
I Is. each • and in family bottles (by wbieb these is a saving of is.)
at Ws. esCh. Mao Ur. Sibly's LUNAR TINCTURE, foe com-
plaints iscident ta the Female Sea, to bottles of 4s. and 10s. 6d.
each.

Observe, none can be genuine unless signed by the proprietor,
J. R.. Satin, in his own hand writing, on the wrapper of each bot-
tle. Sole Wholesale Agents. Messrs. Barclay and 50n5,91%,
Fleet-
market, London ; and sold Retail by Sanger ISO, Oxford-street;
Johnston, 11$, (W% a ald and by respectable Stational, Drug_
pats, and Modica* Vaidamlthroogiloot the kingdom.
London, England, 1824-04-05

THE ENGLISH SPY,

A new and original Work, with coloured Plates, sketched from
Life, by Cruiltdiank.
This day are published, Parts I. at.d 11. price 30. Gd. each, of an
Original Work, to be continued Mon:hly, entitled,
riluE EN6LISII SPY; coinprehentlino a Variety of
Characteristic, Satirical, and Ilamorous cicenel and ror.
trots, illustrative of the present Age: with Anecdotes and Notices
of Royal, Noble, and Distinguished Living Characters, cunibined
with the Eminent, the Eccentric, and the Notorious ; and enibrat-
ing the peculiar Lingual Localisms anti Customs of Eton, Oxford,
Cambridge, Cheltenham, Bath, Brighton, and London, is the
higher and inner polished Scenes of Life.
• By BEKNAHR BLACK:BANTLE, M.A.
Each Part embeliished with three coloured Plates, and numerous
Wood Engravings, by Cruiltshank.
Nor rank, nor order, nor twulition,
lowly, or patrician,
Shall, when they se. this volume, cry
The satirist has passed us by;
But with good humour view our page
Depict the mangers of the age.—Vide %Pork.
Published by Sherwood, Jones, and Co. Paternostcr.row.
ITALIAN PRONUNCIATION.
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In a few days will be published, in a neat pocket volume,
price el:. lid.
r IIIE ITALIAN INTEItI'ItETER, consisting of
Copious and Familiar Conversations, on subjects of general
interest end utility, together with a complete Vocabulary in English
and Itshim; to which is added, in a separate column, the exact
Mode of Pronunciation, on a plan eminently calculated to facilitate
the %egoists ion of Lb,. Italian language.
Ily S. A. !BERNARDI/.
London, England, 1824-04-05

GARDEN, I.6NDON.

Ottrrrizargx,—ln consecluerce of tbe good effects of you;
MacaseirOil, I have it in command from his Imperial Rapti
the Emperor of all the Rowdies, that you wil!, without delay, idea
the sum of ten guinssts worth to the Emperor of Russia t. re-
tersburgh, and receive the amount of the same from his EsceileteY
Count de Eleven, his Majesty's Atiii.astador at the Court et
Great Britain. I hare the honour to be, Gentlemen,
Your mast obedient servant, JAMES WYLIFi•
Gentleman in London has received a letter firm a friend ae
Naples, dated May 6, 1323, from which the following is an ex-
tract:—'• I must turn your attention to the foflowing :--Car
Kraushaar, of the 4th regiment of the lire, in the service of his
Imperial Majesty the Emperor of Austria, aged 44 Teen'. has
been bald ever since the age of 18. Be was recommended to
trr
Rowland's Macassar Oil, by a Gentleman who bad already exr-
rieneett its good effects. He bought some of me of the last I re-
ceived from England, and persevered in applying it. In leas t,an
two months his hair grew out the bald parts, and is now very thick
The Captain is highly pleased, and Inas spread its fame. I ase“
you the demand for that article is very great I must beg of you
send me a supply without besot time."
The above extracts are corroborations additional to a h •
others, of the infallible pmpertiti wh'eh Rowland's Macassar
, possesses in regenerating the flair. The particulars of this sato
I inching fact maT be fully known by application to the Proprietors,
20 Hatton.
I ' gar""-

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Printed at THE BRITISH PR EtzS (Wee, by .1. W. CAl"
Strand, and Publiahe4 by Lt.( axaos, same Pm"'
London, England, 1824-04-05

WOBURN-PLACE, RUSSELL-SQUARE.
TO DE SOLD,

r_
HOUSE, LEASE of a OUSE, with Yard, Coach-house,
I and three-stall Stable, held ou Lease for an unexpired term
of 73 years fiom Lady-day last. Me House and Premises
are in good repair, am! may be entered upon immediately. The
Fixtures to be talt:m at a Valuation.

FIN further particulas, and Canis to view, apply to Mews.
Knight and Frani, Solicitors, 28, Itasinghall-street ; or to Messrs.
Pearsall and Jordan. House Agents, Conant•atrcet.
London, England, 1824-04-05

ANGI.O4IIEXICAN MINING ASSOCIATION.
NOTICE is hervby given, that the DEED of the
ASSOCIATION for ASSISTING in WORKING
the MINES of MEXICO bow lies fur Signature at No. 117,
leztlenhall-street, where the business of the Aesocistion sill in
future be conducted.

The Proprietors are requested to call and to sign the name, any
time between the flours of Ten and Four, and to bring with them
the Banker's Receipt which they hold.
Proprietors reNiding at a distance may sign by power of attorney,
the limn of which niay be bad at this Office.
JOSEPH LOWE, Secretary.
Winchester Howe, Broad-street, April I, 11124.
N.B. The Proprietors will please to observe, that the Fint
Instahnent will be forfeited, unless the Deed be signed on or before
the Nith
N'

OTICE is In ri.by given, by the Lords ttttt nissionem
eef his Ilajerty's Tressiury, that all venom' desirous of sig.
'drying their assent to receive M. 104. per Centutn Annuities, in
lieu of 41. per Centuni Annuities, directed to be paid Of, in put,
.uance of a Resolution of the House of Commons. of the 24th Feb.
mary, 1824, in the manner therein specified, must signify such
assent on or before the fish April, 11124, to the Governor and Com.
pony of the Banks of England or of Ireland, according as the Di.
widen& may be payable.
Farms fur expressing such assent have been sent to the sevens/
Country Banker% in limit Britain and Ireland; and may ako be
lad of the Posimasteni of every Market Town in Great Britain
and Ireland, as well am at the (tanks of England and Ireland re.
,pectively.
N.B. The assents addressed to the flanks of England and Ire.
land respertively, will be delivered free of Postage; hut care must
to taken that they arc put into the Poo Offirt. in %efficient time to
delivered in London or in Dublin, as the case may be, on or
_refute 'h., Koh April, 11C14.
EQUICAPIT AL TTABLE LOAM
WO BANK COMPANY.
A/11.1.11/Nri.
IN SHARES OF FIFTY POUNDS EACH.
John Bent. Esq. M.P.
Sir Richard Birnie, Ent.
Ale. Alderman Bridges, M.P.
The lion. W. K. Douglas., ALP.
John Charles !lavers. Esq. 31.1'.
William Illolmes, Esq. AI.P.
Stephen Inohingum, Esq. 1.1.. D. lI.P.
John George Latithion, Est . Al P.
S. Alarioribankt. Esq. 31.1'.
Samuel Scott, E 441.
John Smith, Esq. 11.1'.

Slr WILLIAM
lIEC'

; . E,%GREV Bart. M.P.
TORN.
Thomas Hamlet, Esq.
George Harrison. Esq.
3lr. Alderman Key.
Mr. Sheriff Laurie.
Elton Prescott, Esq.
M. Sunees, Esq.
A. Sorters, Esq,
Hobert Sutton, Esq.
Ale. Alderman Thompson,
J. Walker, Esq. M.P. •
John Wilkin, Esq.
T. Williinsun, Esq.

'. B. 31. Barret, Esq. 31. t".
John 11land!, Esq.
James Wogs:en, Esq. 31.1'.
David Barclay, Esq.
Itenyamin I 'arr, E►q.
Joseph I 'hake, Esq.
Ilenry larke, Esq.
Francis Cressnell. Esq.
tnlonel 11avies, 31. P.
John Ihmstan, Esq.
Joseph Fry. Esq.
J. 1.. tioldstnid, Esq.
Mr. Alderman liartatt.

31. Altd, Esq. M.l'. M. Lievesley, Esq.
S'Aut Clarke, Esq. Thomas sletcalfe, Esq.
T. C. Glyn, Esq. It. 51. Raikes,
TMEASURERs.
Menus. Spinner, Attvotsas, and I 31essrs. Fry and Chapman.
Co.

•unr
London, England, 1824-04-05

11011.1tITOR.

AT A MEETING of the SUB-COMMITTEE of
MA NAOMI ENT, held April 3, 1824,
Sir WILLIAM CON4IItEVE, Item in the Chair,

In consequence of very numerous and unavailing applications for
Shares ttt the Company, it was resolved. that to prevent trouble and
disaprointinent, the Solicitor be directed to antinomy, by Public
Advertisement, that a Sum far esemsliog the Amount of the Capi-
tal has been already offered, and tha► during the ensuing week the
Seib-Committee, who desire to snake an impattial Ais.ribatiwn of
the Shares among the Applicants, hope to apprisc the Subscribers
of the number of Shares they can each be allowed to subscribe.
JOHN 14'1 LKS. rinsbory-place.

BOOKS PUDLISIIED.
RUPPRE.SSED TRALEDY OF A LASCO.
This day is published, price 7s. lid. in boards,
ALASCO, a Tragedy ; lately in Rehearsal at the
Theatre Royal, Covent...gardens_ hut withdrawn under the
censure of the Lord Chan berlaiu ; the l'asatigni suppressed by the
Lleencer bein printed in Italics With Notes and a Preface.
RyMARTIN ARCIIEI) :LIEF, Esti. R.A.
To which are added, a Remonstrance, addruoed by the Author
to the Lord Chambt.rlain, whit the Answer of that Nobleman, and
other Document% - - -

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London : Printed for Sherwood, Jones, and Co. Paternoster-row.

BIOGRAPHY.

_ .......
Tbia day is published, in I sol. 12mo. illustrated with numerous
W Engraving*, and a beautiful Frontispiece, price Us. in
boards
P ‘1111; BIOGRAPHY of the BRITISH STAGE,
being Correct Ns:racists of the Lives of all the Principal
Actors and Actresses at
Dr ury.lane The Surrey
Coventegartlert The Coburg, and
The Ilayroarket The Adelphi Theatres.
The Lyceum
interspersed with Original Anecdotes and Choice and Illustrati rt.
I'oetry.
Printed for Sherwood, Jones, and CO. Paternoster-row ; and C.
Chappte,
London, England, 1824-04-05

riJLliik; COUNTY FlItE OFFICE and I'M/YU/ENT i
LIFE OFFICE, R ENT-STREET, were the Original
(Mikes which effected Insurances upon the principle of combining
the security of an adequate permanent Capital (iu addition to the
*actuating Funds arising from the Premiums) with the beneficial
rule of returning, at stated periods, the Surplus of the annual Pre-
miums to the t nntributors, after paying losses and expenses. The
iniportsnee of this improvement is acknowledged by extraordinary
public approbation, arid by the numerous imitations of it, which
new Others have lately °Wired, and which older ones have adopted
in changing their t'onstitutions. The principle is of chiet value,
because as it yields, by the specific Stints insured, and the Return
of the Sullins, the fullest value for the Dposits, pinions have no
reasonable motive for venturing on the lure of reduced and insuf.
ficient premiums proposed to them by Adventurers, and which has
led to frequent instances of disappointment and ruin.
e,triTAl-s, A MILLION o'T F.1(1.I NO
and upwards.
Seventy-eight Thousand Persons have sought Protection in the
County (Mee, and have found it.
Claims have been paid to Sixteen Hundred Claimants.
Exempt from the Expenses of Lawsuits, and also from the sami.
lice of an enormous Commission to Agents. to which some new
(tigers submit, to induce thent to emvas for timidness great *ten-
mutations have been lII3dC. In these, Persons who; now insure
participate equally with the original Members.
Returns of Twenty-live and Twenty per Cent. in consequence
have been Invariably paid mall Persons who have continued insured
Berm Years, upon Annual as well as upon Septennial Policies, and
whether they hate been I lainiants for Losses or othrrwise. Forty-
two 'Thousand Pounds have been returned in this way to about
Twenty-five Thousand Persons insured, within the last Ten Years
—an important advantage a Inch no other Insurance Office existing
has afforded.

liunums of ISI. As. and 261. 12m. per Cent. have been pai:%,:m Life
l'olicies.—Agents are appointed in all the principal Town..
London, England, 1824-04-05

THE LONDON OENUINE ROASTED CORN
COMPANY,
VINES'S WHARF, BELVIDERE-ROAD, LAMBETH,
Near Waterloo Bridge London.

/1111 E ROASTED CORN, superior to Coffee, is that
which is made and sold by the Company, I). and J.
VIN ES and T. WALKER, whiCh is not only considered to sur-
pass every other son now in use, but is also reckoned by the first Phy-
sicians to be more wholesome than either Tea or l'ofße; and since
the Company have brought this Article to so very great perfection,
by their own peculiar and very superior mode of preparation, that
the best judges can scarcely distinguish the difference between the
flavour thereof and that of the f lest Cofer, prejudice is wearing
off, and their Roasted Corn has at length found its way to the break-
fast table of the most respectable classes of society, who now use it
in preference to Tim or Coffee, on account of its very excellent qua-
! lity, in which health and economy are combined.
Mail at the Manufactory, as above, in Packages of Pounds,
Ilalves. &e.; and by upwards of 500 of the Company's Agents
in Town am! Country.
Every Package has the words " The London Genuine Roasted
Corn Company" printed thereon, and the Company's signature,
without which none is genuine.
••• A very liberal Allowance to Shops, Agents, de.
London, England, 1824-04-05

TO THE MIMIC.

CTATE LOTTERY.—The Lords of the Treasury have
►7 ordered the Drawing of the State Lottery to take place on
the 20th April, Ist and 22,1 of %lay, instead of the days previously
fixed ; and the nine tor Purchasers to make returns of thew Blanks,
Small Prizes, or undrawn Ticket. and Shares after the nest day of
Drawing, is extended to the 29th instant.
I am the Public's devoted Servant,
4, Combill, and 9, Charing Cross. T. BISH, Stock Broker.
April 3, 1021.
London, England, 1824-06-30

809K13 PUBLISHED.

FOR THE USE 0)
This day it published, price 4s. lid. half.bound,
AHISTORY (,f ENGLAND, from the Time of the
Romans to the Revolution.
Printed for R. Hunter, 72, St. Paul's Church-yard.
Where may be had,
I. A %'ISIT to the SEA.SIDE, 2s. 6d.
2. THE VISIT CONCLUDED, 2s. Gd.
London, England, 1824-06-30

LAW INTEELIGENCE.
COURT OF CHANCERY, Joys

The LORD CHANCELLOR huimated to the BST., that he had ap-
pointed the days on which each seal should be held ; that he had
set apart three days in each seal for the entertainment of motions.
By this regulation, twelve days would be devoted to the hearing of
iaotiona. He had further directed, that the oldbaukrupt petitions
should be bead, and that the causes should come on and be argued
accoiding to their date. Ile had made these regulations, with a
view of convenience to the Bar. Ile wished also to communicate
to them his determination nut to put a foot in that court after the
illth of August.
air. I:ART hit that the Lord Chancellor could not, any more
than other men, do more than one thing at a time. Ile was only
desirous that cases might not be unnecessarily postponed. Seve-
ral complaints bad been nick at his chambers of unnecessary post.
porement.
The LORD CNANVELLOR declared his determination trot to ad-
vance soy cause out of its proper and regular course. Ile had be-
fore done so et the soliciation of Counsel ; but forty-eight hours
were not permitted to elapse, before complaints were made by the
opposite party (and, no doubt. pupal,/ made), who considered
themselves aggrieved by the alteration. His Lordship begged that
the gentlemen at the Bar would assist him, by refusing to make
such applications In foam.
Ms. litermo espoused ha readiness, as well, he was sure, as that
of all the gentlemen at the Bar to assist his Lordship ; and was
yr itilittd to kern his Lordship's desire to assist Counsel. 1 t was no
ens), task fur Counsel to know how to act, when such applications
were made to them, as their clients represented that Mt. Hart, Mr.
Apr, Ind caber gentlemen had made sundae applications with
..14C:<*f. .
The LORD CHANCELLOR repeated his determination to refuse
r.i! applications of such a nature in future, and therefore re.questcd
l of tUur.sel would abstain from making them.
Mr. tiEatTl was 'proceeding to advert to a petition which had
tbecri improperly pbcrd in the appeal paper, anti which should be
Sc. down in the liar of petition*, when
Coe LoaD Ctecteter.ti.ol said, tnat if he were now to eom.
lily with the transfer of this cause from the list of appeals to
that of petitions, complaints would be made by the opposite
side JOT its restoration. And if Counsel to-TorrO% . perhaps,
in the absence of Mr. Heald, should talk him one co as
to induce bim to restore the cause to the state in which it
now was, he should heat Mr. Heald again in argument for not
resuming it. It was quite lamentable to think of all the hours that
had been wasted in that Court since the first of January, merely in
the discussion pf what should and what should not come on, and
the mode of entertaining causes. Neither to the Judge nor Coun-
sel was this an inconvenience ; but it was a severe hardship to
the suitors of that Court, and it entailed representations upon him
a•d his conduct, which, although he felt he did not merit, yet it
a.s painful for him to hear.
London, England, 1824-06-30

POR7'CG.IL.

We yesterday received Lisbon Gazettes to the 20th inst.
from which the following are extrac3:—
Lisnox, Jt'xt
WAR OFFIr.E, Jeer U.
By his Majesty's command,
I. The Orders of the Dar, No. 4l to fr..,' dated from 30th April
to Bth Mar this year, whirl' were publkuled during the dote Chit
this country was under an ararchical Government, are declared to
be null and void, as iILDL
.2. His Majesty haa beer okayed to permit. that in the corps
which are to corimme the expedition intended fa the Ulanroarli.e
Ibniiinicirs. any soldiers wbo bate Teethed their discharge, may be
accepted when they voluntarily oily to re-enter the service, and
have been found, on examination by the Inspectors in the capitol.
or the 4 ;mends in the provinces, to be properly qualified, and not
above thirty-eight years of age. The tune of their former service
is to be taken into account.

.It-irt IG.

BF a Beene of the 11th of this month. the following oAkers are
dismissed from his Majesty's orrrice, as being included in the ex-
ceptions mentioned in the Ilerree of the :.th instant :
Brigadier4;enemls &beaded Ilra;rn Valente de Brno Cabreira ;
Bernardo (untie de Castro e Sepoleeda; Francis,' Antonio Freire
de Andrade Peg* Antonio Laho Texeira Banos; Antonio
Jose Clandino de ()livens Pimentel Frateisco Joaquin' Carrety ;
l'olonel Domingo. Antonio Gil; the Colonel of the Militia Regi-
ment of Tondella, Jusi de Milo e Abreo; and Captain Aureiio
Jose de Murata.

Juirs 18.
London, England, 1824-04-02

IJll'lh'l'l NE UNIUASKI.:I).

THE Progress of Merit, although frequently assailed,l
is not impeded by Envy and Detraction. The aggression
of ambuscade terminates in defeat; and conscious rectitude ulti-
mately triumphs in the attainment of the grand object—public'.
approbation. The test of exerience is the guarantee of favour,
and has establiahed WARREN'S BLACKING in general esti-
mation ; of which there exists not a stronger proof, than the tacit
acknowledgment of a host of servile imitators, who surreptitiously
obtrude on the unwary a spurious preparation as the genuine ar-
ticle, to the great disappointment of the unguarded purchaser, and
manifest injury of Warren, whose character and interest, by this
iniquitous system, arc equally subject to detriment. It becunars,
therefore, an indispensable duty, to caution the public against the
manteuvres of unprincipled venders, who having no character to
lose, and stimulated by avarice in their nefarious pursuits, situ at
the acquisition of money through any medium but that of honour.
The original and matchtra Blacking bears on each bottle a short
direction, with the signature "ROBERT WARREN ;" all
others are counterfeits; and in many instances the imposition labels
are artfully interlined with a different address, in very small cha-
racters, between the more conspicuous ones of " No. 30," and
"STRAND." It is earnestly recommended to shopkeepers and
others, who are deceived by base fabrications of Warren's Black-
ing, to return the detected trash to the source front whence it came
and expose the machinations of rascality to merited obloquy.
Warren's Blacking is surpassingly brilliant; it excludes damp,
gives pliancy to the leather, retains its pristine virtue in all cli-
mates, and, combining elegance with comfort, is an article equally
of indispensable fashion and utility.
Sold by every respectable Fender in town and country, in bot-
tles, at 6d., led., 12d., sad Itld. each,

'6 !lam!! S'
London, England, 1824-04-02

GENUINE SPERMACETI OIL

... .....
FAMILIES in Town and Country seppNed with the
best and purest SPERM OIL, at 41. Cid. per Gallon. Con.
sunsets sending for Five Gallons allowed a discount of Sixpence
per .liallon. at W. LAZENIIV's nab Sauce and Italian Ware-
house, RI, Lamb's Conduit street, Foundling I hivpital.
W. Izszewbr, Son of Elizabeth Lazenby, Proprietrou of the Ile.
mine Harvey a Sauce, begs most respectfully to infonn Families
who may honour hint with their comnuurds, he commences business
with the determination to sell every article of the very lint quality,
and at low prices. for ready money.
New Swedish Cranberries, :Is. per gallon.
Superior Anchovy Paste, for Sandwiches, 2s. Gd. per pot.
Genoa Msearoot, Vmuicdli, and Parmesan Cheese, 2s. per lb.

NO PI'FF.
NEWS FOR TAHAMS, UPHOLSTERERS, AND
OTHERS.

primp: WEST OF ENOLANI) SUPERFINE
BLACK l'IA)TIIS, in cut. at 12s. per yard and upwards;
ynme Blue ditto, Ida. per yard and upwards; prime Clericall and
other Mixed Cloths, 12a. per yard ; prime Stair Carpeting, hid.
per yard ; prime yard-wide Tailors' Calicoes, 7d. per yard ; Oen.
Omen's fashionable Waterproof Elastic Silk flats, at I Is.; the
very best ditto, at Its each; tieodenten's very best grain and na-
tural Tan Gloves, at Ifs. per dozen, usually sold at :Ss. 6d. per
May be had at No. 2113, Whiteums-suret, a few doors up on the
left hand from Barbican.
Hats may also be had, for the convenience of persons at the Writ
End if the Town, at the Agent's, No. tit, Wartlour-street, Oxford-
stmt.
P.s.-Good Bills discounted.

/""
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London, England, 1824-04-02

/~ { l

At .'l._ltiritV/k_1471 Pr-e

LONDON, FRIDAY, APRIL 2, 1824.

ANOW.MEXICAN MIN ASSOCIATION.
NOTICEM is hereby given, that the DEED of the
ASSOCLATION for AP/STING in WORKING
the MINKS of MEXICO now Ma for Signature at No. 147,
twat!alkali-street, where the busing's of the Association will in
future be conducted. . .

The Proprietor' are reque"ted to 'a and to align the same, any
tune between the flours of Ten and Four, and to bring with them
the Ranker'm Receipt which they MAL
Proprietor" residing at a diosnce elazitial: by power of attorney,
the form of which may be had at than
JOSEPH LOWE, Secretary.

71 ---
2 Winchester 'louse, Broad-strvet, peal 1, 18 4.
N.ll. The Proprietors will please to observe, that the First
lostelasent will be forfeited, unless the Deed be signed on or before
the 16th lost.

IMPORTANT ACCOMMODATION

To Dealers, Manufacturers, and Private Persons or Families.
13ERBONS who may pawns a Dead Stock of any
description, which it may be desirable to convert Into other
Merchandise, Or Article' in general use" will meet with an opportu-
nity of exchanging to advantage. Titadesmen and others also, who
must otherwise make cash purchases of any article, may do business
or supply goods to the amount of what they may require, may be
supplied in turn with other goods, or command tidier bushiest",
upon terms likely to suit. It is superfluous to add, that this will
open a new connexion to young tradeenum, and afford an opportu-
nity to many of exchanging useless Articles for goods or business
that they may actually require.
Address, stating nature of goods sr business offered, and what
would be preferred in return (post-paid only), to H. li. U., Peers
Coffee-house, Fleet-street.
N.B. There is no description . goods but what would be
acceptable.

WRITERS, CADETS, and PA:WENGER:I to INDIA.
HEBBEItT, No. 187, Strand, corner of Arundel-
street, apprises bodies and Gentlemen Lound in India, and
other foreign destinations, that they can be equipped with every
article for the voyage, warranted of the best quality, and made up
in the most fashionable manner, viz. :-.-Calioo Shirts. from 3e. tkl.
each; Linen ditto, front Is. each; Cravats; fine Jean Jacke!s,
Vests, and Trowsers; Dressing Grves, Towels, Sheets, Table
Linen, llosierv, Bedding, Military Appointments. Trunks. &c.
Ladies will find at Mrs. Ilebbert's a very superior and extensive
Stock of Articles, ready made for the voyage, and for a residence
in India, or, if preferred, niade to pattern in a few days. Morn.
ing Dresses, limn IVs. each; line Calico Libeinises, from 3s. each ;
Night Downs, Slips, Caps, and every other article equally cheap.
London, England, 1824-04-02

leticht, on the 13th instant, condemned to death, by the garrote,
the Lieutenat t I►on Simeon Altaro, convicted of having com-
mended nuhitt ly the abolished Constitution, and of having subse-
quently utter: ti cries tending to overturn the actual legitimate
Gotornmcnt of his Catholic 111ajesty. The following day the
sentence was carrivd into execution outside the town, between the
lsittlevanl of the citadel and the Convent of Notre Dame du
Remc le.
London, England, 1824-04-02

LA DIES GOING TO INDIA, Ace.

ItS. EIiBERT, IM?, Strand, corner of Arundel-
Street, begs leave to acquaint ladies going to the East or
West Indies, that she always keeps an extensive STOCK of
ART 11'1,ES R DV-31A DF,, that are necessary for the voyage,
and for a residence in India, viz.--Chemists, from 3s. each ; long
gowns, caps, petticoats, pocket handkerchiefs, hosiery, bedding
of every description, elegant millinery, morning and evening dros-
ses in great variety, at the most modisste prices. Ladies may have
their own materials for Dresses made up in the most fashionable
manner, and they will also rind an advantage in applying to
Mrs. H. for their outfits, as she will engage to supply every article
that may be required, of the best quality, and to ship them with-
out trouble to the partiwi.--Gentlemen, as usual, supplied with
every necessary.

A NEW, SUPERB, AND FAMIONABLE STOCK OF
SILK (A(N)DS, PURCHASED. SINCE THE DUTY

WAR RES(:INDED, FOR CASK.
GR. NISBET and CO. fns Green's) solicit the
• Nobilit Ac. to limped der New and Splendid Stork of
SILK MERCERY, LINEN DRAPERY. 11A13ERDASH-
ERY, HOSIERY, and LACE, which are of the First Quality.
From their general connection with the first Manufacturing
Houses, their Extensive Cimityl, and Fallen Markets, they are
enabled to sell every article at astonishingly low Prices.
They also respectfully make known *se a System of Selling at
a small profit, with attention to the Novelty and Richness of their
Goods. compel them to Sell as they Bey, for Money only.
Warehouse, No. 138, Regent-street, between Lt ter and
Beak-street.
London, England, 1824-04-02

CAPTAINS.

Hon. Montague Stopford, to the Algenne; Geo. W. C. Courte-
nay, to the Bann; Wm. B. Mends, to the Blanche; Charles
llope, to the Brisk ; (leo. Rt. Lambert, to the Cameleon ; Henry
P. lloppner, to the Fury ; George Francis Lyon, to the Griper ;
William Edward Parry, to the Hecht; Hon. G. R. W. Trefusis,
to the Jasper; David Dunn, to the Jupiter; Charles M. Walker,
to the 3letlina ; John Filmore (act.), to the Owen Glendower;
John Stoddart, to the Primrose; Adolphus Fitzclarence, to the
Redwing ; Wm. Edw. Fiott, to the Renegade schooner; Sir Wm.
S. Wiserhan, Bart. to the Samarang ; A. 1). V. Arbuthnott, to
the Terror bomb; Charles Inglis, to the Victory.
London, England, 1824-04-02

pool to J. Smith, Esq. M.P. Chairman of the late Committee, that
strong objections are entertained by his Majesty's Ministers to such
an association being formed within the City of London ; that,
under such circumstances, it is expedient to defer the consideration
of the said report, until it shall have been ascertained whether any,
and if any. what modifications of-the project will meet the inconve-
niences which it is apprehended might arise from such nn institution
in the metropolis, distinguished from similar existing associations
in several of the ports of the United Kingdom, sonic of which have
received the special sanction of the Crown, and all of them enjoy-
ing the countenance of his Majesty's Government."
Resolutions of Masks were shen successively voted to the com-
mittee and the ChaiShan, and 6apies of this day's resolutions were
directed to be forwarded to the Earl of Liverpool, sod the President
of the Board of Trade.
The Meeting then rairated.
NAVAL I NTELLIGENCE.
London, England, 1824-04-02

PROMOTIONS.

Admiral Sir (leo. Martin, K.G.C.B. to the Command in Chief
of his Majesty's ships and marls at Portsmouth, in the room of
Admiral Sir James Hawkins ‘i'llitshed, K.C.B.
Admiral Sir Jamas Saumarez, K.G.C.1.1. to the command at
Plymouth, in the room of Admiral Sir A. 1. Cochrane, K.G.C.R.
fo the Hank of Post Captain—James Crouch, Wm. Henry
Smith, and Jame', Ryder Burton.
10 be Commanders--George Conway Courtenay, Pringle
Stokes, John Howe Mould, George Hillier, Geo. Lawrence Saun-
ders, Charles Adams, Thos. Jas. Cotton Evans, Wm. Hobson,
llezekiah Cooke Harrison.
_ _ _

To be Lieutenants—Robs. Heywood Thomson, John De Courcy
Dashwood, Hon. Henry John C. Talbot, Henry Foster (h), John
Cooke (b), Gustavus Spicker Baker, Wm. Hooper (b), John
Basely, George Dobson, Charles Wm. Brown, Edward Owen
Johnes, Henry Lyater, Henry .linsinek, Win. Car enter, Henry
Gray Keilock, George Gregory, Wm. Henry Rourledge, Charles
Wilson Riley, Rd. Stephen Tonikins, Win. Pesrne, Joseph
Frank Toinpson, Chas. Garrett, John Ililis, Arthur Thos. Morley,
Charles Edw. Illisset; Henry Dawson, John Markham, Edward
Stanley, Daniel Cox, 'Edw. lkdtbrd Pim, Chas. Rohr. Da.shwood,
Francis Liardet, (lee. Pawsey, Geo. Knyvett Wilson, and James
Ssumarez Jephson.
To be Surgrons—James Smyth, Andrew Douglas Wilson, Wil-
liam Clarke (2), Thomas Brownrigg, Joseph Steret, and John
Thurman.

To be Assistant Stirgeona--John :Moorhead. M.D. John \Pest.
Wm. Duvidaon, George Rogers, Charles Dubbin, Wm. Lindsay,
Duncan M`Farlan, Patison, James Barr, Wm. Carrick,
Jamey JM NiwU, Alex. Browning, John Law on, NValter
ton, Wm. Kennedy, George Edw. Oughton, Roht, Warren Camp-
bel!, James Carmichael, John Bowen Hatton, John Kirk, Wm.
I'eat:ir, and Janie' Taylor.

APPOINTMENTS.
London, England, 1824-04-02

FAS'IIIONABLE INDELLIGENCE.

Mr. Secretary Canning has issued cards of invitation for a grand
entertainment on the 29th instant, to celebrate his :11ajesty's Birth-
day, at Gloucester Lodge.
The Duke of Norfolk entertained a distinguished party at dinner
yesterday, at his house in 4t. James'acuptarc.
The Marquis of Bath had a grand dinner-party yesterday, at his
house in I iriarenew-square.
Lord Melville had a distinguished party at dinner yesterday, at
the Admiralty.

The Honourable Mrs. Agar Ellis gave a rout yesterday evening,
at her house in Spring-ganders, which was attended by nearly two
hundred of the how ton. The elegant suit of drawing rooms were
brilliantly illuminated.
'lite Countess of Sandwich gave an elegant entertainment on
ACcdnestlay to the Marquis and Marohioness of Lansdown, the
Earl of Aberdeen. Earl Ancient, Lord Auckland, Lord and Lady
Grantham, Hiss Robinson, Lord Ellenborough, the Honourable
Mr. and 31rs. Agar Ellis, Mr. Fox, Mr. Seymour Bathurst, at.c
at her house in Dover.street.

The Rev. John Dc!afield had • dinner party yesterday, at his
house in Charles-street. St Janies's-square.
The 31arquis of llertfortra musical party, on 'Wednesday eve-
ning, in Seyniour-plaec, was very elegantly attended.
Edward John Littleton, Esq. M. l'., has issued cods of invita-
tion for an entertainment on the 10th inst., at his house in Port-
man-square.
The Duke and Duchess of Redford arrived on Mrednesdav even-
ing at Camden Hill, Kensington, from their scat, Irobum

Lad Cranley has arrived at the St. flsorge's Hotel, Albemarle.
street, from his seat, Clandon, Surrey.
Mr. and Miss Bill have arrived at Kirkbatn's Hotel, Lower
Brook-street, front the Continent • Colonel and Mrs. Johnson have
left ditto, for their seat in Ireland.
General, Mrs., and Miss Brown, have left the St. Petersburg!'
Hotel, Dover-street, for Versailles.

Mr. and Mrs. Connor have left Gould's Hotel, Jennyn-street,
for their seat in Bedfordshire.
Arrivals at Mivart's Hotel, Lower Brook-street:—Thomas
Staples, Esq. and Mrs. Staples and family, from Eecleshall;
Mr. Gammen. from ltrookman's, Ilene. Departures from ditto :
The Rev. 11'm. Jackson, fur the North of England; Newton
Shawe, Esq., and J. St. George, Esi., on a tour; and the Coun-
tess St. (iermain'a and family.
Arrivals as Rcad's Hotel, Lower Grosvenor-Street:—Hon. Colo-
nel Howard, front Tunbridge Wells; H. Hungerford, Esq. from
his seat in Northamptonshire; Mr. and Mrs. M. Corsellis, from
their seat in Essex; Captain Reed, from Kent; John Arkwright,
Esq. from Hampton Court. Herefordshire ; and W. H. Harmer,
Esq. from his seat, Great Brick-hill, Bucks.
London, England, 1824-06-01

eared that the present mode of administering justice in Wales was
quite unexceptionable.
The Marquis of BUTE supported the motion.
'Lord CAWDOR replied, saes which the House illy ideiL The
Number were—
Contents l3
Not.contents
Majority against the motion - 8
IRISI-1 TITHE BIM..
The second railing of the Irish Tithe Bill was fixed for Friday
next, on the motion of Lord Shaftesbury.
Adjourned at a Quarter before Nine o'Clock.
London, England, 1824-06-01

SOUTH AMERICA.

We yesterday received letters from Cartbagena, dated
March 6. The following are extracts :
The Congress has not yet commenced its sittings, nor have we
any recent accounts of the President. From the wisdom which the
Congress has hitherto displayed, we hope every thing from the re-
sumption of their labours. The Commissioners were heard of
three days from Santa Fe. Mr. Elbors is returned, and is going
on rapidly with his undertaking, building boats, &c., and he
shortly expects the engines and a surveyor to mark out the canal
and new toad. Agriculture is every where improving. Up the
country, on the estates that have been idle for a number of years,
they are now busy in planting cofibe, cocoa. sugar, &c.
We have been sending hale reinforcements of troops to Peru.
The following are the prices of produce :—Cotton, 10 dollars ;
Hides, 2 dollars . cents. to 2 dollars 4 cents. • Fustic, 10 to 11
dollars; Nic Wood, 110 to 115 dollars; SIIIIIII ditto, 63 to 70
dollars. Samples of Ctichincal are come down.
London, England, 1824-06-01

o the Capital' Paths. Since the sailing of the fleet many
Janissaries rand their services to the Prate, great hopes
being entertained of making rich booty in the approaching cam.l
pain against the Greeks.
From the Mores, we heat of nothing but disputes. The Senate
has summoned Colocotroni to surrender himself, and to deliver up
the fortresses of Napoli di Romania, and Tripolirm, hut he has
phAtively refused. The troops that were besieging Patras have
withdrawn, because they had quarrelled about some booty they had
made, on which the Turks sailed from liepar.to with foureen
vessels to Missolooghi, and bl&kaded that place. But it is re•
potted that the Greeks there have succeeded in burning( some /titan
Turkish vessels.
Dratiovra, MAY 10.
The Catholit inhal:itants of the kingdom impatiently expect the
Papal Bull, which is actually at bondon, respecting the Catholic
Church, the contents of which we shall take an opportunity to coin.
municate. 'With respect to the endowment of the various digni.
taries, so much only is positively known that the future Bishop of
liildeeheim is to have a salary of 0,000 Saxon dollars per annum ;
the Vicar-General at Osnaburgh, 3,000 ; the Dean, 1,1100; the
two Senior Canons, 1,400; the two next, 1,900; and the two
juniors, 800 each ; and each of the four Vitus 400 dollars. There
are to be two seminaries. All the above will be endowed en
lands.