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London, England, 1826-05-08

SOUTIMATE„ MIDDLESEX.

Valuable Freehold Estate. Remftleace, and Gardena, the property
of 3lr. Thomas NVilkinaon.

By Mr. IIOGGART,
At the Mcrt, on FRIDAY. the 19th inst. at 11, by direction of
the Assignees,
AValuable FREEHOLD PROPERTY, comprising
en excellent and most substantial Residence, of uniform
structure. placed upon a lawn and pleasure-grounds, near the
Village of Southgate.
The House contains- eight bed-rooms, dressing room, store-
room, and water-closet; • noble billiard room, excellent dining and
drawing rooms of large proportion., elegantly finished ; spacious
hall and vestibule, whit attached -and detached codices, kitchen,
wash-house, butler's room, dairy, &c.; with capacious cellar/1;e
a•:d alma in the basement; double coach-house, stabling for four
horses, coachman's room and lofts,

The lawn and pleasure-grounds are disposed with taste, and in
high order; a capital walled garden, planted with tine thriving
standard and wall-fruit trees ; greenhouse, and papery ; farm-
yard, bailiff's cottage, cart-lodge stabling, sheds, cow-houses, and
other out-buildings.
May be viewed by cards, and particulars had nn the premises;
at the Cherry Tree, Southgate; the King's Head. Enfield; of
Messrs. Spence and Desborough, solicitors, 6, Sise-larie ; of
Messrs. Long and Austin. solicitors, Holhorti-court, Gray's Inn ;
at the Mart; and of Mr. Iloggart, 62, Old Broad-street, Royal
Exchange.
London, England, 1826-05-08

BRIXTON-HILL. SURREY.
THREE NEAT COTTAGES, WITH GARDENS AND
BUILDING-014131'ND CONTIGUOUS.
By Mr. 11000 ART,
At the Mart, on FRIDAY, 19th instant, at 12, in Four Lots,
by order of the Executors of Mr. Barker. deceased,
Lot 1. A Newly-erected COTTAGE RESIDENCE,
Ilk. Olney-place, Illeakhall-lane, near Brixton-hill, con.
taming four good bedchambers, two parlours, kitchen, detached
coal.shed, brew-house, larder, and walled garden, lately occupied
by Mr. Barker, worth Cd. per annum, holden at a pepper-corn
rent.
Lot 2. A newly-erected COTTAGE RESIDENCE, nnposite
to Lot I, containing three bed-chambers, two parlours, kitchen,
wash.house, cellars, also a brew-house and stabling, with eaten.
live walled garden, in the occupation of Mr. Gibson, at 45/. per
annum.
Lot 3. A newly-erected COTTAGE RESIDENCE, adjoin-
ing, containing two bedrooms, two parlours, kitchen, and wash-
house,. brew-house, and cow-house, with a garden, leased to Air.
IYhiffin, for the whole term, at 40/ per annum.
Lot 4. A plot of BUILDING •GROUND. with a comiiclerable
frontage to the lane leading to Pleasant Retreat, upon which is
erected a small cottage.
The land is bounded in the rear by a brick wall, and is paled off
into frontages of 64, 27, and 23 feet. hot. 2,3, and 4. are holden
on lease for a term of 64 years, at a ground rent of 231. per ann.
Lot 1 is holden on lease for fdt years, at a pepper-corn rent.
May bemiewed by leave of the teoants, and particulars had on
the premises ; at the lon, Brixton ; the King's Head, Croydon 4
of Messrs. Blunt, Roy, and Blunt, Solicitors,..Liverpool-street ; at
the Mart ; and of -Mr. Roggart, 62, Old Broad-atreet, Royal
Exchange.
London, England, 1826-05-08

NOTICE TO MARINERS.
DUNGENESS LIGHT-HOUSE.
TRINITY-HOUSE, LONDON, Mny I, 1526.
NOTICE is hereby given, that in compliance with a
111 Representation made by this Coporation, the Proprietor of
the Light-home at Dongenesa has caused that BUILDING to be
painted RED. By H
Ordirr,
J. HERBERT, Secretary.

NOTICE TO MARINERS.
TRINITY-HOUSE, LONDON, April 8, 18`16.
NORTH CHANNEL. _ _

NOTICE is hereby that on the Bth of Noy, or at
won thereafter as the Weather will admit, a Black Beacon
Buoy, with Staff and Ball, will be mooted in the place of that now
Wag at the West blouse ;
And, at the same time, or as soon after at the Weather will
admit, a Black Beaton Buoy with a Staff and 11.11, will he laid
as gm East End of the Bunten Sand, at the Eiotcrn Entrance of
Um gain, instead of the Buoy now there, which will he taken
11,117• By order,
J. HERBERT, Secretary.

NOTICE TO MARINERS.
TRINITY-HOUSE, LONDON. April 8, 182&
sot•TH AND QUEEN'S CHANNELS.
NOTICE is hereby 'Oren, that on Mr 81A of May, or as
soon thereafter as the Weather will permit, a Black Beaton
Buoy, with r Staff' and Ball, will be laid st the
West Mosso, in.
staid of the Buoy now there, which will be taken swiy.
A White Beacon Buoy, with a Staff wad Ball. will be moored
where the West,Pansand Buoy now lies at the Western Entrance
of the Queen's Channel.
Tile Red Beacon Buoy on the Panitand will be removed, and •
Black and White Chequered Buoy, without Staff or Vane, moored
is Its pate. Thus all the Buoys on the North bide of the Queen's
Channel will be White, or partly so.
on the West Last, at the Western Entrance of the florae Chan-
nel. a Black Beacon Buoy, with a Staff and Ball, will be laid, in-
stead of the Buoy now there, which will be taken away.
By order,
J. HERBERT, Secretary.
London, England, 1826-05-08

Colonel Strutt, M.P. 4:25 0
Hon. Geo. John Milks 20 0
White, Blake, and House-
man • 31 10
John Holmes - 30 11
Lord Teignmouth 10 0
Robt. Cattle - 10 10
Dowager Marchioness of
Donegal 5 A -
Luke Harman! and Sons 21 0
Hon. and Rev. Littleton
Powys - 10 0
Wm. Cardsle . 5 5
John Miller, Esq. . 5 0
John Pattoton . 10 0
Thomas Lloyd - 5 0
It. S. A ppleyard - 5 0
Hon. Mrs. Curzon . 3 0
H. Ilussey 2 2
.1. 11. Turner - 5 5
J.. 1. - - 6 0
Eamt Geo. Clayton . 2 0
Rev. J. K. Shaw Brooke 20 0
-. 1 0
Rev. James Match 10 0
Henry Hawkins . 5 0
Rev. H. IL, Hayes . 10 0
Abel Moysey - 20 0
Rev. William Macomb 20 0
George Finch - 21 0
Rev. Thomas Barns 10 10
Henry Jeremy . 6 6
Oen. %I'm. Finch Hatton 21 0
William Ley - 10 10
Hon. Arthur G. Cal.
thorpe. M.P. - 10 0
Rev. William Roberta 1 1
At Messrs. Hamrnersleys and
• Co.'s
Henry Philip Hope 105 0
Subscriptions received by the Bankers in Town and Country,
and at the City of London Tavern, where the Committee meet
daily. W. IL 11YETT, See.
Applications to the Committee must be addressed " To Francis
Freeling, E.q., London," and superscribed, " Manufacturers'
Relief Committee."

Thomas Hope . .ClOl 0
1). 11. N. 20 0
.1. G. 14iniatre . 2 2
Albert Guignard . 3 3
Mn.s Towers 5 5
Robert Slater. jun. . 3 3
Thomas sherbnrn, of
belt herhead . 10 10
Bishop of Lime►ick 20 0
Rev. Charles Forster 1 0
' Sir Samuel Hulse; Bart. 20 0
John Daring - 20 0
C. 11. pilgrim - 10 10
P. Wchster 1 I
At Williams, Deacon, and Co.'s
John Mangles - 50 0
Willed/ Hope. E.t.a. li 0
E. (i. Barnani - 25 0
At Messrs. Snow and Co.'s
Charles Deem - 20 0
Mrs. Anne Thornton 10 10
Lord Rarensworth - 100 0
Rev. Robert Motto 1 1
Cecil Monro 1 1
William Gregson - 5 0
Captain George Gambier 2 2
George Daniell . 5 IS
Chas. 11—Ware - 10 0
0. Wright 1 '0
William Collins - 10 0
Andrew Stratum - 31 10'
A. and R. Spottiswoode 10 10
Rev. the Dian and Chap.
• tercet Christ's Church
College. trstford - 100 0'
Mrs. Anne 111 arriott 21.12 a. trot.
Lieut..(len. Thornton - 3 3
Lady Banks - 100

Expected to arrive daily, arid will be despatched With all possible
Speed.
FOR BONIBAY RF:CT, the well-known Teak,
roppered SHIP. CUMBRIAN, JOHN
CLARKSON, Commander; burthen 720 tone. Me a Poop, and
highly superior Accommodations for Passengers, and will carry a
Surgeon. For Freight or Passage apply to
BAZETT, FA RQI7IIAII. CRAWFORD, and Co.
No. 71. Old Broad-street.
London, England, 1826-05-08

FINE ARTS.

The sale of the small cabinet of Flemish and Dutch pic-
tures, by Mr. CHRISTIE, on Saturday, proved that produc-
tions of genuine excellence are as eagerly coveted as they
ever were, abd that the enlightened friends and promoters
of this branch of art arc not backward in giving liberal prices
whenever works of sterling merit are brought into the mar-
ket. The following were the prices given fur the undermen-
tioned pictures :

Guinea.
444

The Interior, by OSTADIC - -
A View in the Interior of the City of Cologne, V.
rose lIITDE -

415

A Geographer pursuing his studies by candle-light.
GIRARD Dot; w - . 300
A Conversotion of two figures.—F. VAN 911Z1111 323
Landscape.—BOTH . 2O
Interior of a Guard-house.—D. Taxman . 385
Small Landscape.—WY WANTS • • 255
A Lady returning from Market.—HAAS - 725
Morning Scene.—Braoutu - - 275
A Village Beene.—lseac °STADE - . 545
The Abrrinuir.—P. WOUVERMAXII - - 650
The Interior of an Apartment, representing a
lady playing on a Lute, and other figures.—
Teuton° . - - 950
The latter picture, which formerly ornamented the Cabi-
net de Chown!, was bought by Mr. Peel. Among the pur-
chasers were the Mara Hertford, Mr. Byng, and
othet distietnished co
London, England, 1826-05-08

TO NILS AND .HltiliON MANt4Acputte.its. AND
OTHERS.—EGIGIBLE LEASEHOLD PREMISES, IN
TUE CENTRE OF THE MARKET.
By WINSTANLEY and SONS,
At the Auction Mart, TO.ICIORROW, at by direction of the

Assignee,
/SHE Beneficial LEASE, for about nit tren Years,
held tinder the Goldsmith's Company, of an excellent
WAREHOUSE, COUNTING:HOUSE. and convenient
DWELLING, most desirably situate No. 7, Goldsmith-street,
Gutter-I.lle, near Cheapside, in the very centre of the Silk Mar-
ket, for which trade the Premises are particularly adapted.
Tne House contains neat dining anti drawing rooms, four but
chambers. dresaing room, kitchen, atfil spacious &Lunge, with
capital arched vaults
To be viewed this day. from eleven to two, by tickets only, which
with particular.. may be had of Mr. Phipps, Solicitor, Weaver's..
hill, Ilasinghall•etreet; and of WinatunLy and Sons, Paternoster.
row; particulars also at the Mart.

3IR. FERRER'S LIBRARY'
By Mr. EVA NS,
At his /louse, N 0.93, l'all-mall. THIS and NINE following
DAYS,

THE wry valuable. curious. and extensive LIBRARY.
of the late Hey. Edmund Ferrero, F.A.S. Rector oftheri-
ton. Ilants; containing an excellent collection of Theology. H WAIT.
Poetry, Voyages, and tie, eral Literature, including a beautiful
and splendid NI is4xl, formerly belonging to the unfortunate Mary
Queen of Scots ; a rare Poem in praise of the brave Lorl
loughtiy, believed to be unique, ISM; curious Pacts is the tint'
of Queen Elisabeth, &c. &c.
London, England, 1826-05-08

HACKNEY.
DESIRABLE E.tIIILY RESIDENCK,

With Coach-llouse, Stabling, and G—a—r-dt-31—,-;;ricilmmediate

Possession.
By Mr. IMM:A RT,
At the Auction Mart. near the Bank of England. on FRIDAY,
19th inst.. at 12, by Order of the Assignees of Messrs. Sikes, Sikes
and IVilkinson, _ .

A'Valuable COPYHOLD ESTATE, comprising a
substantial Dwelling-house, cheerfully situate in Tryon's
Place. near the Triangle, Hackney, lan in the occupation of P.
Guilleamard, Esq.; comprising seven chambers and two dressing-
rooms; drawing room, dining parlour, spacious hall, breakfast
room, and book closet, a good kitchen, wash-house. and excellent
cellarage in the basement. Detached are coach-hnuse, two stall
stable lard lofts; a neat dairy, &c. ; also a walled garden, well
stocked with fruit trees, and tool house. The Estate is copyhold,
of the manor of Hackney, and holden at a very trifling fine certain.
May be viewed by cards, and particulars had on the premises ;
at the Mermaid, Hackney; of Messrs. Long and Austin, Solici.
tors, Holborn-court, (hat's Inn ; of Messrs. Spence and Desbo.
rough, Solicitors, No. 6, Sise-lane ; at the Mart; and of Mr. Hog-
gart, 62, Old Droad.street, Royal Exchange.
London, England, 1826-05-08

111 R. VANDER KLEFT takes leave respectfully to
announce to the Nobility, Gentry, and Public in general,
that he has now completed the repairs of a most magnificent
MODEL of St. PEI'ER'S CH ft RC II at Rome, the properly of
a Nobleman. which has been examined and approved by some of
the first Architects in the kingdom; the dimensions of which are
to
feet nine inches in length, three feet in breadth, and three feet
111 heifer. It in the only model in the world of such magnitude,
and known to be the joint production of several distinguished Popes.
This perfect specimen of Architecture will be found to be a correct
reDresentation of the interior as well as the exterior of St. Peter's.
The proprietor having kindly tormented to grant Mr. Kieft the ex-
dative privilege of exhibiting this surprising production to the
public for a short time, as a part remuneration for his arduous la-
bnurs, in the repair of it, he gladly embraces the opportunity thus
offered him of doing so. Amongst other articles of curiosity and
interest which he proposes submitting to inspection, will be found '
variant anatomical wax models of great beauty, which he has just
received from rienoa, and which he confidently recommends as
worthy the notice of the gentlemen of the faculty and men of
science, consisting of a male and female head and Colossian ear,
in different stages of dissection, of an extraordinary and surprising
nature, which, upon close and minute examination, will be pro.
flounced the first specimens of the art in this kingdom ; together
with some very interesting models in wax of the late celebrated
Huey, to which Mr. Kieft will have the satisfaction of adding
various productions of his own, and several items of taste and viral.
The whole to be viewed at his private house, 112, High Holborn,
between the hours of II and S. Admittance Is.

CHILBLAINS. R H EUMATIS M. SPRAINS, &c.
BUTLER'S CAJEPUT ()PODELDOC.—Cajeput
Oil, which is the basis of this Opodeldoc, has been lung
esteemed on the Continent as a remedy for Chronic Rheumatism.
Spasmodic Affections, Chilblains. Palsy, Stiffness, and enlarge-
mcnt of the Joints, Sprains. Bruises, and Deafness ; and the ex-
perience of late years In England, proves that it merits the high
chuseter given of it by the most eminent in the profession, in those
obstinate complaints. Being confined in the form oEOpodeldoc. it
is rendered more penetrating, and consequently much more ctn.
EitiOUS as an external application. Rubbed upon the skin, by
means of flannel or the warm hand, it allays morbid irritation
of nerves, invigorates the obsorbente, and accelerates the cir-
Sold in Bottles at le. 10. and 2a 9d., by Bittlers, Chymitts 4,
Cheapaide, corner of St. Paul's ; and lig, Ssekville-street, Dublin ;
davory and Co. l3fi, New Bond-street, and 220. Regent-street ;
end by the principal medicine venders throughout the United
BUTLERS
Enuniarri. whom also may bad.
'S CHILBLAINbe CERATE, an excellent Re-
nted, far Chilblains when broken ; used also in Scalds, Burns, &s.
'II* Be careful to ask for Butler's Cajeput Opodeldoe.
London, England, 1826-05-08

TO THE PUBLIC.

NAY STU, 1825.

THE CONTRACTORS, for the Last Time, respect.
fully address the Public ; for at the conclusion of the present
Lottery they must close their office doors, as from that hour all
Lotteries are prohibited in this kingdom.
To say that they lament, deeply lament, the determination of his
31ajesty's tiovernment to suppress the Lotteries, is only to express
that which it is most natural they should feel. The abolition of the
Lottery is the total destruction of their business, and it is a measure
which casts upon the vorld hundreds of poor dependents, who have
been employed br them for a long series of years, many of whom,
from age and Officiary are incapable of taking other employ.
awes, and will he reduced to a kite of utter destitution, _

The Contra :loss abuain from setting forth any lists of the awn.
pillory taxes or duties which might have been remitted by Go-
vernment, instead of discontinuing the voluntary tax of a Lottery ;
bat they are quite certain that if the sense of the country had been
taken, as to whether the Lottery, or the least objectionable of the
lases they could point out, should ne retained, the majority would
bare been a hundred to one in favour of continuing the Lottery,
which has existed as a branch of the public revenue for more than
130 years. and during that period has received the sanction and sup.
pan drawly honourable men, distinguished as well for their Imo-
rat, Astor the wisdom and integrity of their public conduct.
It is a gqatification to the Contractors, that, by uniting their in.
teats in this Lottery, they are enabled to present a Scheme (the
last that will be seen in this country) which will afford the Public,
in their farewell adventure, the chance of Six Prizes of Thirty
Thousand Pounds—a greater number than was ever given in any
fanner Scheme. _ _

The fact of this being the very last Lottery in England, com-
bined with the unexampled number of Thirty Thousands in Ca.
•stherne, renders the sale of the Tickets certain, and insures a rapid
advance of price as the Day of Drawing appro ichek ; but the Con-
tractors are anxious that all should have the power of embracing
the Present opportunity, and have, therefore, commenced the sale of
the Tickets at only Eight Shillings advance upon the price of the
hat Lottery ; and they now pledge themselves, that all who apply
on or before Saturday, the 27th of May, shall beaupplied at that
price; but on the Monday following 129th of May), the price must
be increased One Pound Four Shillings each Ticket, and they an-
not undertake that the price shall be limited even to that advance
Mr more than ten dare.
London, England, 1826-05-08

ARMY CONTRACTS.
• COMMISSARIAT D NEWT,
TRRAIIVRT CR•IIIIZRL, APRIL 28, MS.
NOTICE is hessiry given, to all Petsvms desirous of
contracting to agpply the following Articles for the use
of the Army, via :—.

BREAD,
TJ his Majesty's Land Forms in Cantonments, Quarters, and
Barracks, tote under-mentioned Counties
Lancaster And to the House-
lksset Warwick hold Troops in Iron-
Eocx N. and S. Wales don and its Vici-
Ecta shy.

BEEF .AND MUTTON.
To his Majesty's Laod Forces in Cantonments, Quarters, and Bar.
racks, in the under-mentioned Island :
Isle of Man.
OATS.
To hi, Majesty's Cavalry and Artillery Hones. in Cantonments
aro: Quarters in the under.mentiened Counties :
Bediord I Hereford I Hunts I Oxford.

FORAGE, vie.
Oats. Hay and Straw, to his Majesty's Cavalry and Artillery
Horses, in Barracks, and Oats in Cantonments and Quarters,
in the undermentioned Counties :
Bobs Northumberland I York.
Norfolk (Suffolk
That the Deliveries are to commence on and for the Twenty-fifth
Day of June next: that proposals in Writing, sealed up and
marked ". Tender for Army Supplies," will be received at this
Office on or before Thursday the Twenty-fifth of May ; but
none will be received after Twelve o'Clock on that day.
Proposals must be made separately for each Countnd Island,
eximpt for the Counties comprising North and South Wales, all of
which must be included in one Tender ; and each Proposal must
have the Letter which is annexed to the Tender properly
filled up, by two persons of known Property engaging to
become bound with the Party tendering in the Amount stated
in the printed Particulars, fee the due Performance of the
Contract ' • and no proposal will be noticed unless made in
a printed Tender, and the Prices expressed in Words at Length ;
and should it so happen that during the continuance of the Con.
tract r• Troops should be supplied by virtue of the same, the
Amount of the Stamps on the Contract and Bond, paid in the first
instance by the Contractor, shall be refunded to him.
Pattieulars of the Contracts may be had upon application at these
Chambers, between the Hours of Ten and Four, and at the
Office of the Barrack-Master in the Isle of Man.

N.II —samples of the Bread and Meal may be seen at the
Office, bet, ten the floats of Twelve and Two.
London, England, 1826-05-08

ELEGANT DETACHED VILLA AND LAND, IN T 111:
COUNTY OF. SURREY, WIT!' IMMEDIATE POS-
SESSION.
By Mr. HOGGART•
At the Auction Mart on FRIDAY, 19th brat., at 12,
Unless an acceptable ofrer he nreviously made,
ACOMFORTABLE LEASEHOLD VILLA, plea-
santly situate at Merton, eight miles from London, in the
county of Surrey; containing rive bed-chambers and a dressing.
room, drawing and dining-moms, and convenient domestic.offices,
well supplied with water; with an excellent conch.housc, stabling
for five horses, and man servant's room 4 productive garden, lawn
and pleasure-grounds, and rids meadow land, altogether about ten
acres.

To be viewed by card., which, with particular., may be had of
Mr. Ilogßart, PI, Old Broad-street, Royal Eachange. Particu-
lars also at the Mart.
London, England, 1826-05-08

KENTISH TOWN.
VALUABLE COPYHOLD ESTATE.,
Fine certain, Old Chapel-row, with Possession.
By Messrs. ROBINS,
At the Auction Mart, on W EDNESDAY..the 17th inat., at It, by
direction (tithe Devisees in Trust of J. 1). Hone, Req. &craned,
A ROOMY Double-fronted FAMILY HOUSE,
LA_ 33 feet frontage, being 3, Old Chapel-row. Kentish-town.
containing ample accommodation fer a family, in nine chambers,
drawing room, three parlour., two kitchens, ture•cottrt, and a
large walled garden, 112 feet deep. The house is well elevated.
commands open and extensive views, front and hack, and well
adapted to a respeetahle occupation. The tine is I/. 61. BJ. only,
and the quit rent 2d.
Mav"be viewed between eleven and three, and particulars ball at
the Assembly Rooms ; also at the Mart ; of C. Cookney, Flan,
Cantle-street, Holborn ; and of Messrs. Robb. Covent-garden.

--
ESTABLISHED DIEDICINES.
NriWBERY and SONS, Proprietors of Dr. James's
L. • and other valuable Medicinen, caution the PtNir ag•inat
Counterfeits. and acquaint them, that some but the rimuitie era
Rohl at their Warehouse. No. 45, in St. Paul's thurtn•vsol, the
third house from Cheapside.
a. d. P. d.
Dr. James's Powder 2 2 Dr. &easels Orsodekiets 2 2
—l2in a Bottle . 24 0 Camomile Dino, 1 9
Analepsic Pills 4 6 Convulsion Ili'. 2 6
Dalby's Carminative 1 9 Paregoric Irmengcs I 1
Collins's Ceßllalic Snuff 1 14 Bilious Pills (NewtTrv's) 2 1
Mr. Spence's Dentifrice 4 0 Essence of ColtafooL 3 6
The authenticity of the above will be ascertained by the came of
" F. Newberg" lacing engraved in she stamp.
Dr;Solander a Tea • 2 I I Dr. limpet., Pills
And every other Medicine of repute. On taking six the stampe
are allowed.
London, England, 1826-05-30

GREAT WINCHESTER-STREET.

Genuine Modern Furniture; Secretaire; Book-rage: 150 Vo-
lumes of Books; Eight-day deal Clock: a few P.,intings, by
Vandeveldt, Cuyp, and others; China; Glass;
and Warehouse Fixtures.

By Mr.C.W ITHERBY,
Ott the Premises. No. 4, Oreat Winchester-street. City, on
THURSDAY NEXT, aad following Day, at 12, by order of
the Assignees of Maim. A. Diacon aad Co.

COAIPRISING excellent mahogany four-post, tcnt.and
other bedsteads. with chintz hangings ; mattresses ; prime
feather beds • excellent Witney blankets ; bedding ; mahogany
wardrobe; cheat of drawers; pier and dressing alumni; mahogany
dining, card, and PeMbroke tables; book-case, with set-venire;
books, comprising Ress's Cyclopedia. large paper copy. Rollin's,
Illarshall's, and Sterne's Works, arc.; Brussels and other carpeting,
oil-cloth; china; glass; kitchen utensils, and effects.' The Cunt.
ing-house and Warehouie comprise a handsome pedestal writing,
able, ea seised fiber and rail ;eight-day deal clock ;.nest of shelves;
icing madame ; weighieg ammiblie; large res., Tidy Wm
screw, _ . .

To' be'viewed to-morrow Ind morning of sale, when estalogues
may be had on the premises ; of Mr. Bolton, Solicitor, 2.,, Austin-
friars ; and of Mr. Witherby, Auctioneer and Laud Surveyor, lr2,
Birchin-lane, Cardiff!.
London, England, 1826-05-06

On the 10th inst. will be published, price 91 in boards, by
Longman. Rees, ()rme, Brown, and Green,
AN EXPOSITION of the STATE of the MEDI-
CAL PROFESSION in the BRITISH DOMINIONS,
and of the Injurious Effects of the 3lonopoly by Usurpation of the
Royal College of Physicians in Lontlnn.

lANGE YESTERDAY.
Leghorn 47i
Genoa 43*
Venice
Malta
Naples .....
Pa1erm0....... per es 11$
Lisbon
Oporto
Rio Janeiro
8ahia........ •• ....... ..•• 47
Buenos Agree
Dublin, 21 days' sight
Cork
SCI.LION, PIS OS.
a.
Portugal Gold. Is eels .. 0 0 0
Foreign Gold. In bars. .. 3 17 6
New Doubloons
New Dollars . 0 0
Silver, in bars, standard 0 4 11*
London, England, 1826-05-06

lISPOIIIi THE MAST'

Causes, Further
Smith v. Burrell, can
Burrell v. Smith, ditto
In re lValtham Charity,
petition
Cornell v. Rolleston,

ditto
Audree v. Kaye, ditto
In re Hlpperaley, ditto
llalleny v. Burrell, do.
Lorrniorev.Lotitrrnore,
" "

fui.ther dtreetio-ne
Newman V. Newman,
petition

COURT OP RING'S BENCE'.
THIS DAY, AT HALI,PAIIT MINI.
Undefended Censees only will be tried In London, this day. Notice
mud be given at the Mars&d's Office, of such Causes as are undefended,
or the Records will not be sent to Gaildlsll for trial.

COURT OF DELEGATES.
MONDAY MIXT.
Fourth and last Sesslon.—Before the Snrrogates.—Sita at Ten.

COURT OF EXCHEQUER.
MONDAY MIXT.
Before the whole Court.—.Wleit tr. Rumbwry, demurrer.

UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE.

CA NB ninan, MAY f.
The select preacher to whom the Southey afternoon turns at St
Mary's Church are assigned fur the present month, Is the Hulsean
Lecturer.
The Greek Professor has given notice of his Intention of lecturing, la
the next Lent Term, on ii:schylus.
The anniversary meeting of the Cambridge Philosophical 80Clehy will be
on Tuesday next.
The Rev. Stephen George Comyn was on Friday lut Insfitub to the
Vicarage of Roudham. Norfolk, on the presentation of Sir John S.
Sebright, Bart. of Beechwood, Herta.
At a Court of the Governors of Christ's Hospital, on Friday, the 21st
ult., the Rev. Colman Tyson, M.A., Fellow of Catharine Hall, was noun-
mously elected to the Head Mastership of the Royal Mathematical Scht.ad
in the said Hospital, vacant by the resignation of the Rev. R. N. Adams,
11.1). Fellow of Sydney College.
A party of six Undergraduates having insulted the family of E. P.
!!endow, Esq., be has consented to forbear any further proceentnrs
against them, upon their paying a fine of 101. to Addenbroke9 Hospital,
sod making an apology to him for their conduct.
London, England, 1826-05-06

WHITEHALL, TOTTENHAM. MIDDLESEX.
By Mr. SHUTTLE WORTH.
At the Mart, on THURSDAY NEXT, the llth inst. at 12, in
Two Lots, unless previously disposed of by Private Contract,
Lot 1. A Very valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE, min-
im_ prising a snacioun excellent detached Family Re.
silence with extensive offices, called WHITEHALL, presenting
a handsome uniform elevation, ti.anding on the verge of a beautiful
lawn, ornamented with a sheet of water, and belted with flourish.
ing plantations, advantageously situate at the entrance of White
Hart-lane, Tottenham, extending to the high road, with a valuable
' frontage towards the sante, eligible for built:Mg. The Residence
is moat conveniently arranged for the accommodation of a numerous
family, and contains eleven bed-chambers, including servants'
apartments, day and sleeping nurseries, dressing-rooms, and water-
closets; an elegant lofty drawing-room, 27 fe9t by 18 feet; dining-
room, 24 feet by 17; library, 21 feet by 17; all communicating:
handsome paved entrance-hall, kitchen, domestic offices of every
description, veldts, and eellaring ; detached coach-houses, stables,
and other offices; large yards, capital walled kitchen gardens,
pleasure-grounde, orchard, hot-house, and ornamental meadow,
encompaued by shrubbery walks, finely timbered; the whole
comprising about six acres and a half.
Lot 2. Twp neat COT rmas, with gardens, fitted up as
lodges, and forming a desirable appurtenance to Lot I.
May be viewed with tickets only, which. with particulars, may
be had till the sale, of Mr. Shuttleworth, 28, Poultry. Particulars
will also ba delivered at the 3lart.
London, England, 1826-05-06

LAW NOTICES.

COURT OF CHANCERY.
lIITORE VTR LOTID I.HANCILLOR TRIG DAY, AT TEN.
Remaining Motions.
Exparte Grinvdead, bankrupt pen- I In re shadwelL lunatic petition
lion, per jade:mut in re Jenkins, ditto
Lord Urantley v. tiarthwaite, to be In re Turner, 5 lunatics petitions
spoke to In re White:bankrupt petition
Thomas v. Montgomery, petition In re Hine, ditto
Thelluron v. Woodford, ditto

VICE-CHANCELLOR'S COURT.
MOS/ TBZ TICK-CRAWKLLOR, THIS PAY, AT HALT-PAST Tay
Punier v. Rankin, per judgment.
Short Cause,.
Beckley v. Derinett
Tyler v. Harley
Starev v. Bingham
Gaylelee v. Burnet
Berson v. Banner, fur-
ther direr. and errata
Burton v. Hudaoll, do.
La Terrier v. Balmer,
ditto
Caraline v. Caradine
Barbey v. Littlefield
Gardner v. Snide!

Hobson v. Neale
Crook v. Bayliff
Fisher v. Farrington
awoken+) v. Oliver
Clarke v. Wileyr
Morrison v. Bury
Eitun v. Rudd
Lousada v. Lowada
Mheivto v. Vunderhurat
Adams v. Warren
Laity,. v. Daabwood,
PAM'

Punter v. Vicki
West v. Burney f.ir
they directions 'cod,
and petition
Duffield v. Elwes, to its
spoke to
Trustees of the British
Husetun v. White,
to be spoke to
Usborne v. Borst, ditto
Breeds v. Breed.% r,„
titer three. put

ROLLS COURT.
111 OP TIM ROLLS THIS
Directions, and PeUtio
In re (lore, petition
Millett v. Rouse, ditto
Jobbsor Y. Telford, do.
dttorney-tieneral V.
Vigor, ditto
illarryott v. White, fur-
ther directions
Welding v. Lawson,
ditto
Lawrence Y. Halliday,
petition

lORXIWO, AT MINI.
is, by eonaent.
Beaumont v.Palne, pet
Bayer v. You'll, ditto.
Snlttb v. Stafford, ditto
Bak" v. Betal. ditto
Roberts v. Wallace,
MIMS
In re Maynard,petitloa
Minter v. liodneock,
Cause

Exparta Walker, pet,
Agar v. George, pet.
London, England, 1826-05-06

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

LIVERPOOL, WIIIIMESDAT, MAT 3.
Sailed the Francis, Gillespie, for Barbadoes ; Countess Balboni%
for Barbados" ; James Loughran, White, for Antigua; Edward, Bradford,
for Boston; Zebulon. Elerby, fur Nova Scotia.
MAT 4.—Jasper. Thing, for Bath, Unhed States; Shamrock,
for Hamburgh ; Gleaner, Bell, for Newfoundland; Thule, Pittsbary, for
savannah ; Wodman, Woolfendate, for New Brunswick; Harriett,
for Newfoundland ; Fanny, De Vries, for Riga; Newland's, Hauter, for
ditto; Everton, Neverson, for St. Viricent.

SCILLY, MAY 2.—Several pieces of bales of cotton have been picked
up by our boats within these few days past; part of the ends appear to Ira
burnt.

FALMOUTH, MAT 3.-Off the port the Lady Holland, for Elladru and
Bengal.—Wind N.

PO RTSM OVTN, MAT 4.—Arrived his Majesty's ship Procris. from ChM.
barn. Passed by the Hon. Company's ship Orwell, Farrer, for Chios.—
Wind N.N.E.
UsAL, Mair 4.—Arrived and remain the Speke transport, from Portz.
mouth. Passed through from the River the Apollo, Blyth, for Berticee;
the Golden Spring, Spencer, and the India, Bache, for Jamaica • the BOT•
Green, for Havonnah ; the Tropic, Brandford, for Barbadoes , 'the ate-
lout, Welbanic, for the Cape of Good Hope; the Karl of Liverpool, Ward.
for Van Diemen's Land ; his Majesty's ship London, for China; sad the
William Galt, Lott, from Antwerp for St. Domingo.--Vand N.W. fresh
breeze.

GRAVS4RND, MAY 4.—Arrived the Crown Prince Frederick, Scheel,
from Norway; Good Cesar, Birch, from Rhona g aewcaso., nownen,
from Newstadt ; Hayti, Kerenson, from Rotterdam; Countess of Baas.
field, —, from Hamborgh. Sailed the Industry, Sabiston, for Jasmines
Britannia, Cummins, for Barbadoes; Bellissima, Warren, fur Petersburgh;
Comet, Ormiston, for Madeira; Britannia, Vox, for Hamburgh ; MarQuis
of Huntly, Ascrugh ; and England, —, for New South Wales.
SCARDOROUGH, MA r B.—The Maria Catharine, Popp, from Dunkirk,
has been towed in here, with damage, and rudder broken.
NORTH SIIIIILDS, May 3.—The Three Sisters, Mallaburn, has been
brought In here, with loss of mainmast. The Ann, Waller, booed to
Quebec, which was upon Newbiggiii Point, had been repaired, surveyed,
and found seaworthy.
PARIS, MAY 2.—The Nina, 'ward, from Bordeaux for Martinique, has
put back, leaky.

The illedborgeren, Blom, arrived in the Teed from Drammen, had very
bad weather on the voyage I it was necessary to cut some cables, anchors,
sails, and rigging, and the ship has elan sustained other damage.
London, England, 1826-05-06

7 300.
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LONDON, SATURDAY,•

NOTICE.—AII Persons basing
1..11 JAMES GIBLETT, of Hat
Bridge, Hants, Esq. deceased, are req,
cubes thereof at his late residence in Ha
31ay 3, 11126.
London, England, 1826-05-06

CHELTENHAM.-TO CAPITALTSTS.,

ELEGANT RESIDENCE, AND GROUNDS,
Laid out in the most tasteful and costly style. in the highest state
of perfection ; eligible for Investment, or suited for a Family of
Distinction.
By Mr. WILLIAMS,
At the Auction Mart, near the Bank of England, on IVEDNES-
DAY, the 31st May, at 12, unless previously disposed of by
Private Contract,
LAKE HOUSE, the late Property of Thomas
Esq. deceased, with all requisite attached and detached offf-
ces, lawns, shrubberies, pleasure grounds, walled gardens, orchard,
green &tieing-houses, graperies, gardentr's cottage. lake of twos-
mental water, &r. &c. This very desirable Estate isFreehold and
part Copyhold, of the Manor of Cheltenham. only subject to a
nominal tine and quit-rem. being. emi') to Freehold, tithe.ftee,
and land-tax redeemed ; comprising in the whole about eight
acres, beautifully situate at an agreeable distance from the town,
and within a few minutes' walk of Thortipsoms celebrated Spas.
The Villa and offic,s have beOn erected with the very best mate-
rials, regardless of expense, and immediate possession may be
The purchaser to have the option of taking the excellent Ftitni,.
ture and Effects at a valuation; or if rejected, will be Sold by
Auction, on the Premises.
To be viewed, by tickets only, which, with descriptive peril.
mists, may be had of Mr. Straford, Solicitor, and Mr. T. Wil-
liams, Chelenham. Particulars also at the principal Inns at
Leamington. Bath, Oxford, and Brighton ; of Mr. Stretch, Wor-
cester ; at the Auction Mart; Garraway's ; nod of Mr. Williams,
Throgmor ton.street.
London, England, 1826-05-06

MARKETS.

CORN-EXCHANGE, FRIDAY, MAY 6.
'The Resolutions of Parliament fur the release of bonded Corn have had
the effect of causing a complete stagnation fur the present In our trade,
and the business done since Monday has been trifling In the extreme.
The greatest reduction Is in Wheat, which Is offered ss. per quarter
lower, but the consumers du not seem disposed to take It off at this abate.
meat. Barley Is somewhat cheaper, but the quantity in bond not being
large, the reduction is trifling; and the aunt remark applies to BMX.
Of Oats there Is a large supply at market, and it being known there is a
considerable quantity bonded, scarcely any sales can be effected; what
few were may be stated at a decline of full 2s. per quarter. In other arti-
cles there it no material variation ; but we must again repeat that the
trade is in that unsettled state it Is did icult to ascertain the exact state ,f
our prices.
London, England, 1826-05-06

PHE Original OXYGENATED SODA POWDERS,
Ifor MAKING )DA WATER, continue to be prepared,
and sold by the Inventors and Proprietors, Messrs. 0. MAR-
SHALL and CO. Chemists, Brewer-street, Golden-square, and is
sold in Boxes, at 2s. 9d. each, and in Bottles, at 225. each, duty
included.

The Oxygenated Soda Powders having acquired a great reputa-
tion, at home and abroad, many ineffective and spurious sorts have
been imposed on the Public. The genuine will have the words,
Prepared by Messrs. O. Marshall and Co." engraved on every
Box and Bottle.
••• AU other advertised preparations for making Soda Water
under the same name are spurious.
•

To be bad as above

Superior Seidlitz Powders - lAvender iVater
Cheltenham Salta in Crystals Ditto ditto Perfumed
Ditto ditto in Eficirescence Ditto ditto Mille Fleur
Finest Calcined Magnesia Vegetable Extract
Pectoral Cough Drops Esprits--Various
Aromatic Vinegar Eau de Cologne
Lavender Vinegar Arquebusade Water
Camphor Tooth Powder I Vegetable Tooth Powder, dte•
Medicine Chests, of all prices, completely fitted for every climate.
Prepared and sold also, as above, very superior FRENCH
POLISH for all kinds of line Wood, Funitiue, etc.
London, England, 1826-05-06

MR. FERRER'S LIBRARY.
By Alt. EVA NS,
At his house, N 0.93, Pali.mall, on MONDAY NEXT, and Nine
following Days,
THE vvaluable, curious, and extensive LIBRARY,
of tbeerylate Rev. Edmund Ferrets, F.A.S. Rector of Cheri.
ton, Hants; containing an excellent collection of Theology, History,
Poetry, Voyages, and General Literature, including • beautiful
and splendid Missal, formerly belonging to the unfortunate Mary
Queen of Scots; a rare Poem in praise of the brave Lord Wil.
loughby, believed to be unique, 1r,89 ; curious Tracts in the time
of Queen Elisabeth. &c. &c.
London, England, 1826-05-01

BOLTON.

We :pave the gratificationoi;t.a.ing a fact ao highly creditable
to the inhabitants of Bolton. as that they have continued perfectly
tranquil. Some small groups of idle people were collecting id the
streets yesterday afternoon. hut they excited no apprehet shin. As
a measure of precaution, the Bolton yeomanry mustered on Wed-
nesday almost to a man, and have been under arms ever since. An
additional number of special constables were also sworn in yester-
day morning. at the sessions-room; hut there existed little or no
fear of any disturbance taking place, unless caused by an influx of
strangers.
From Blackburn we have accounts up to yesterday afternoon. By
them we learn that that town has enteric teed no disturbance since
Monday. On Tuesday, the passengers by the market coaches from
this town experienced no molestation. There were large bodies.
chi. lie of unemployed weavers. &c. idling about the streets, and the
Riot Art was read. mores's' matterof precaution than any thing else.
This, with a very heavy rain, which came opportunely on, had the
eff. et of completely dispersing them.
The disorganised state of the manufacturing districts is having a
most ruinous effect as regards the weavers themselves ; for, al-
though there has been a very extensive business dune in goods dur-
ing the week, yet very few of the manufacturers choose at present
to risk their property in the weavers' hands, by continuing to de-
liver out warp anti weft. Thus any faint hopes of improvement
are completely blasted, and the number of people thrown out of
work is daily increasing to a frightful extent. The damage dune
on Monday alone, from twelve o'clock until four, amounts to
about 10,0001. including Accrington, Oawaldtwiatle, and Black.
bum.
London, England, 1826-05-01

A 11114 LION STERLING!

111511," the Last Man" who can ever have the honour,
I) singly as Contrumr, to submit a Lottery to tha British
Public, has been more than usually auxious to reader this his loot
Sahara* worthy their approval.

GOVERNMENT
baying srrarged the lost Lottery of all to be taken by the Office-
keepers ittio usually bid fora Lottery. and determined that
DISH'S FARE‘VEI.I. CONTRACT
heinit the very last Lottery but line that can ever he offered, must
lie all decided NEXT WEDNESDA Y. 3d MAY.
DINH ccireres his "best Friends," the Public, to he early in
their application for Tickets and Shares, to partake of the
SIX PRIZES OF &c. tte.
FORMINo AGGREGATE OF f.:337.000 !
ALL TO BE DECIDED IN ONE DAY,
NEXT ESDAY, 3d .
Thkets and SharesWEDN are selling at DISH'SMAY, the Contractor's
Oaken, 4, Cunha', and 9. Charing-cross. and by hla Agents in
ail di, orincipal Cities and Towns or the United Kingdom.
GR CAT Luca !—The tide of success continues to flow
eninirrruptedly to Diab's Otlicri—erery drawing affords him the
gratiticadon of announcing that a very large portion of all the
Flirt, have been sold by him. In the Lottery just ended he Oared
a.til..dil seseral Capitals, including Two Prizes of '-'O,OOOl.
4N.:_

7.340 . . Class A,s Prize of -20.00 n/.
11,004 . Class B, a Prize of - . 211,11101/.
In the previous Lottery, which instill drawn Gth December last,
Blab sold Two of 30.0001.
Arid is the Lottery immediately preceding, drawn on the 18th Oc-
tober last,
Bish sold Three of 20,0001.
And within the last Eleven Montbs,
Birtsold Five 3(1,0001. and Elenco 20,0001.

LINCOLN'S INN-FIELDS.
TTO be SOLD, with early possession, a FREEHOLD
HOUSE, with Cosch.house and Stables on the north side.
O
particulars apply at No. 22, Lincoln's Inn-fields. .
London, England, 1826-05-01

■■/O// TES VICZ-CI

Jones v. Wilding, per
order
Same v. Price, ditto
Same v. William., ditto
Punier v. kanken
Curve] t. Melleiab

2170111 l ?NS MA
Fanner v. Harris, to be
spoke to
Bryant V. Busk, part
heard
Beech v. Jones
London, England, 1826-05-01

EASTHY.NEAR SANDWICH AND WALMER.

Excelh nt Family llou.c. with Garden and Giminda ; also, a
Windmill, '1 hirteen Cottages and Gardens in the %%nage.
By Mr. 1101;GA
At the Mart, on TUESDAY, the 2::t1 instant, at 12, in Eight
Lots,

Lot 1. / N excellent well-built FREEHOLD FAMILY
HOUSE, now in the occupation of Mr. Boys, con.
toining six bed-rooms and dreasintr-roomi, dining and draw-
ing-rooms, kitchen and offices; walled garden, lawn, flower.gar.
den, and shrubbery, with sufficient space for chaise-house and
stable.

Lot 2. TWO neat substantial hrick..bnilt COTTAGES, near
Lot 1, in the occupation of Mks Pith lock and Mr. Branford.
Lot 3. T‘VO coirmem and GARDENS, in the occupa-
tion of Mr. Hunter, plumber, and Mr. 31orris. tailor.
Lot 4. SIX brick and timber COTTAGES, yards, and pre-
mixes, in the occupation of James Standen, Widow Newport, and
others.

Lot 5. A most substantial COTTAGE RESIDENCE. con.
mining two parlours, tutee bed-ruouls, garden and offices, in the
occupation of Mr. Henry Upton.
Lot 6. THREE COTTAGES and GARDENS, occupied by
Brett and others.

Lot 7. A substantial well-built WINDMILL, in the occupation
of Mr. Gayen.
but 8. SIX ACRES of ARABLE LAND. in the occupation
of Mr. Kite. .

To be viewed by leave of the respective tenants: and particulars
had of Messrs. Gregg and Kensit, So;kiwi,. Skinners' Hall, Dow-
gate-hill; of Mr. Leith, Solicitor, Deal at the Crown, Roches-
ter ; George, Sittingbourne; Fountain, Canterbury : Bell, Sand-
wich ; the Libraries at Ramsgate. 31artote, and Broattszatrs; at
the Mart; and of 31r. Hoggart, 62, Old Broad-struci, Royal VA-
change.

COMPACT FREEHOLD FARM. Ni:.%R AYLESBURY,
IN THE COUNT% OF
Exonerated from the Land-tax. and considered to be free of Tithe,
presenting an eligible site for the erection of a Cottage Orri;a;
contiguous to which are Ito Acres of Wood Land, together
with the Timber and Underwood.
By Mr. HOGOART,
At the Auction Mart, oo TUESDAY, Slay SI, at 12, unless an
ac,entalde offer be previously made by Private Contract,
A VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, consisting
L of a desiranle Firm, lying nearly within a ring fence, known
as Great anti Little Lee Woods, at Shipton Lee, in the parish of
Qoainton, about seven mike from the capital market town 01
Aylesbury, and forty-five miles from London, in a pleasant part
of the county of Bucks, comprising about 181 acres of excellent
arable and pasture land, lying inconvenient enclosures well fenced.
with a double bayed barn, cattle lodges, &c., part. in hand and the
remainder let, the tenure of vAiich will expire In 182 t.
May be viewed on application to Samuel Roads. at Mr. Richard
Jessop's, of Lee Orange, Qucinton, who will show the estate; and
particulars had of Mr. Hayward, land surveyor, and at the Georg,
Inn, Aylesbury; White Hart, Buckingham; Crown, Amersham ;
King's Arms, Berkhampstesd; tam Arms, Watford ; IVhite
Horse, Uxbridge; of Mr. Rivington, solicitor, Fenchureh-build.
ings; at the Mart; and of Mr. Hoggart, 62, Old Broad-street,
Royal Exchange, where a plan may be seen.
London, England, 1826-05-01

GERM.4.Ir PAPERS.

TRIESTE, APRIL 15.
Letters from Corfu, of the 29th slarch and of the let of April,
say that Ibrahim Pacha, in the last attack nn 31iesolonghi, at the
head of his Arabs, who were discouraged by so many fruitless at-
tacks, had received a wound which was thought at Corfu to be dan-
gerous. because several Tartars had been sent to Prevails to fetch
physicians.
According to the same letters, the Greek fleet had again arrived
before slissolonghi ; and it was therefore believed that the danger
of that place was in some degree diminished. At Zante it was re-
ported (probably without foundation) that Lord Cochrane had ar-
rived at Napoli di Romania.

ODESSA, Aran. 8.
According to a report, our Emperor, in his declaration to the
Porte, has given to the Divan a term of five weeks, during which
time the principalities of Moldavia and Wallachia must be eva-
cuated, and the privileges secured to them by treaties must be re-
stored. It is added, that In case this should be refused, 31. Von
Alitotiacky has orders to leave Constantinople.
With respect to the affairs of Greece, which are quite distinct
from the differences between Russia and the Porte. it is stated
(which we will, however, by no means guarantee 3 that they re-
main separate from the affair' of Russia, and will he treated as a
question in which Europe in general is concerned. By this means
the Russian negotiations would be replaced cri the same footing as
at the time of the departure of Baron Strogonoff: It is to be ex-
pected that the Porte will yield to the united exertions of England
and Austria, and accede to the just demands of Russia. The ge-
neral opinion at Constantinople seems to Incline to this result.

TRIESTE. APRIL 14.
According to letters from Corfu, of March 28, Ibrahim Pacha
bad again smutted Missolonglii on all aides on the 23d, 21th, and
25th of March. These attacks, however, are stated to have been
repulsed priih great loss, and Ibrahim Paella himself is said to have
been mortally wounded on the last just as he was going to
mount a breach that was already practicable. The enthusiasm in
favour of the defenders of 3lfisolonghi has reachedahe highest
pitch in the lonian islands.
FRANIFORT, APRIL 22.
Marshal 3larmont, Duke of Ragusa, arrived here yesterday
evening, on his way to St. Petersburgh, as Ambassador Extraor-
dinary from France to the Court of Russia.
EXTRACT Or A LETTER FROM SMYRNA, DATED MARCH 17.
,• For these ten weeks a violent north wind has prevailed, which
prevents all arrivals from the Archipelago, and accordingly we
have no news from the Mores. This wind has brought on an
epidemic distemper, which carries off those that it attacks in two
days. Yesterday the wind veered to the south, and ten ships have
already entered our port, but there arc nearly 200 behind. This
change of the wind will also put an end to the disorder.
M. C. Trecordita, the Editor of the Oriental Spectator, has died
rather suddenly. It is probable that the paper will be continued.