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The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1824-07-12

SPRING FASHIONS, Al ILL'S FRY, &c. &c.
STEA DM AN and 111 AM ['SON, Silk Mercers and
Haberdashers, apprise their Friends, Customers, and the
Public, they have now on Sale a great Variety of SILKS in all
the prevailing colours; pros de Naples, Lustrings, Levantines,
Sarcenets. Norwich Crt,pes, Black and Coloured itombasines,
Elegant Square Silk Shawls, &c. &c.
Also, a Splendid Assoinnent of MILLINERY, finished in the
first style of Fashion • French Flowers, Feathers, Veils, Lace.
all kind of Fancy Ankles, Haberdashery, &c.
The above is well worth the attention of Ladies about to make
purchases, as every Article will be found in comparison cheaper
than at any House selling goods of an equal quality.
Country Milliners and Dalcjs supplied on liberal Terms for
ready-money.
All Letters must be post paid, and directed to Steadman and
Hampson, 48 and 49, ilolborn.hill, corner of Bartlett's-building&
London, England, 1824-07-12

STATE OF CALOMBIA.

---"" This day is published, in tiro. price 1..
QTATE of COLOMBIA; or, Reports of the Secreta-
ries of State of the Republic of Colombia, presented to the
First Constitutional Congress in the Year Ins, the Thirteenth of
the Republic. Translated from the Official Documents.
Printed for Treuttel and it'urtz, Treuttel, jun. atki Richter, 30,
Soho-square. . . . .

. -
(lf whom may be had,
A FRENCH TRANSLATION of the same Documents, Ova
mice

Lately published, in one volume Bvo. with Portrait and Plates,
price Itis.
}I3IORIA LS OF COLL' 31 BUS ; or, a Collection of Authen-
tic Documents of that celebrated Navigator, now first published
from the original Manuscripts, by order of the Decurions of (:coos;
preceded by a Memoir of his Life and Discoveries. Translated
from the Spanish and Italian.
London, England, 1824-07-12

Oa the 14th of July will be published, iu 2 vols. Bvo., with Eight
Plates of tNeenery and Costume, and Three flaps,
NARRATIVE of a PEDESTRIAN JOURNEY
through RUSSIA, and SIBERIAN TAETARY, -fAint
the Temtones of China to the Frozen Sea and Eamschatka, per.
formed during the years 1830, 21, 22, and 23,
By Capt. JOHN DUNI)AS COCHRANE. of the Royal Navy.
The Second Edition, with large Additions.
London : Printed for Charles Knight, Pall-mall East.

Ina few days will be published, 2 vols. post Hvo..inice
ITALY and the ITALIANS in the NINETEENTH
CENTURY; a View of the Civil, Political, and Moral
Sate of that Country, with
n. Treatise on Modern Italian Liters-
tun.. By A. VIEVSSECX.
" After the last peace I returned to the land of my childhood :
I found every thing altered, and myself almost • stranger in my
own country. I wandered then about Italy, adding fresh informa-
tion to old recollections; and from both I now exhibit a sketch I
hope not altogether unintercsting."—Authoei Preface.
Landon : Printed for Charles Knight, Pall-mall East.

published, in one voL post Oro., price .
SON=COUNT of the LIFE of the LATE GIL-
BERT EARLE, Esq. Written by. Himself.
" If troth of feeling, and deep though sample pathos, united
with very elegant language and sweetness of observation, can
render • book popular, this volume will be so in a great degree."—
Literary Gazette, June 5.
" The whole book is full of delicate and strop touches of sen-
timent and passion."—Somerbet House G J azette, une 5.
" The fragmental sketchesexceedingly remind us of the " Man
of Feeling," the abilities of the writer bearing no slight affinity
to those of Mackenzie."—Examiner, June 27.
" 'Tis a most melancholy tale—both the sub;eet and the style
arc after Adam Blair, but that does not prevent the Author exhi-
biting great and original talent in many of the descriptions."—
Blackwood's Magazine, June.
. _ _

Landon Printed for Charles Knight, Pall-mall, Reg.
This day is published, decoy Oro. boards, price 10s. 6d.,
Q KETCHES of the II IS'IORY, MANNERS, and
L CUSTOMS of the NORTH AMERICAN INDIANS,
with a view to the amelioration of their present condition ; to which
are added, Observations on the Religion and Languaies of the
lodiant.

By JAMES BUCHANAN, Esq.
His Majesty's Consul for the State of New York.
Printed for Black, Young, and Young, Foreivn and English
Booksellers, Tavistock-street, Covent-garden.
London, England, 1824-07-12

DR.CLARKE'S TRAVELS, THROUGH SCANDINAVIA.
This day are published, in octavo, the three last Volumes, being
the 9th, 10th, and 11th, of
TRAVELS in various Countries of EUROPE, ASIA,
and AFRICA.
By the late E. D. CLARKE, I.L.D.
Printed for T. Cadell, in the Strand; and W. Blackwood,
Edinburgh.
Of whom mly be bad,
The TRAVELS complete in 11 vols. Bro. price 91. 12s. in bds.
Also,
The fourth, fifth, and sixth volumes, In quarto, of the earns
Work, to complete sets.
London, England, 1824-07-12

This day is published, price 10s. 6d. in boards, a new edition,
being the third, of
QERMONS, on Subjects chiefly Practical, with illustra-
k7 tive Notes, and an Appendix, relating to the Character of the
Church of England, as distinguished both from other Branches of
the Reformation and from the modern Church of Rome.
Ily JOHN JE/111, I).D. F.R.S.
Bishop of Limerick, Ardfert, and Aghadoe.
Printed for T. Caddl in the Strand ; and W. -Blackwood, Edin.
burgh.
Of whom may also be had, by the same,
I. SACRED LITERATURE, Oro. price 12s. in boards.
2. A SPEECH delivered in the House of Peers, Thursday,
June 10, 1824, on occasion of the Third Reading of the Irish
Tithe Composition Amendment Bill, livo. 32.
London, England, 1824-07-12

ANEW I'lll LOSOPH I ( Lor pyROPNEUMATIC
LAMP. for the instantaneous production of Fire &CCU&
by ratans of a Jet of Cold Air.
. _

This Instrument, which is at once simple in construction and
easy of management, is confidently offered to the Public as afford-
ing the most elegmt and certain mode of procuring light that has
ever been invented.

In Bed-chambers, Libraries, Counting houses, Public Offices,
and (Our places where a light is frequently required, it will be
found particularly useful, being certain in its action, entirely free
from danger, and (unlike all other contrivances for a similar pur-
pose) emitting neither smell nor smoke.
blanufactured and sold only by the Inventor, A. GARDEN,
Operative Chemist, 372, Oaford•street, in various forms and sues,
from It. Ills. to W. 3s. and upwards.
London, England, 1824-07-12

EAST AND WEST INDIA WAREHOUSE, EXETER
'C H A NG E. STRAND.
THIS OUTFITTING IVAILLEIOUdE forms a
ond division of Exeter 'Change, where may be seen a
large and well-manufactured Stock of fashionable Carriage,
Cturirle, Tandem, Phaeton, and Chaise Hamesa, with every
description of Military, Hunting, and Side Saddles for Home
Use, East and West Indies, New South Wales, and the
Spanish Main. Camp Bedsteads, Camp Tables and Chairs,
Cabin Wash-hand Stands, Cabin Lamps, Camel and Bul-
lock Trunks, (7anteens completely fitted up. neat and elegant, at a
moderate price. Sea Cots, Bedding, M riting Desks, Dressing
Lases, dec. A large assortment of Cavalry and Infantry Swords,
'Epaulets, Sword Knots, Sashes, Belts, and Pistols, dec. die. The
Harness and Saddlery, together with the Summer and Winter
Horse Clothing, merit inspection, from their excellent quality, first
style of workmanship, and Moderate Price. The whole of the Ar-
ticles in this Establishment are warranted, and that excellent
plan, of City years standing, is strictly adhered to, of asking but
one Ready Alotley Priv., from which no diocount orabatement will
be made under any circumstances. _

N.ll.—To prevent mistakes, the Public will please to cbservc
that the three principal entrances to this ()naming Warehouse are
in Exeter 'Change. A list of the East India Coinpany aml Licensed
ships, and Morning Papers, are constantly kept.
London, England, 1824-07-12

BY HIS MAJESTY'S ROYAL LETTERS PATENT.
MARBLE CHIMNEY-PIECES--ON SALE AT N 0.4,
REGENT-STREET, PALL.-MALL.
A VARIETY of FOREIGN and BRITISH MAR-
BLE CHIMNEY-PIECES, in the Newest Fashions,
unequalled in Execution and Polish, being made by Machinery.
PRICES MODERATE, AND THE TRADE SUPPLIED,
BY GEORGE BROWN, Agent to the PATENT MARBLE-
WORKING COMPANY, whose Warehouse is assorted with
the following New and Fashionable Stock of Furniture, manufac-
tured by the best workmen, and of the Choicest materials, viz.
Rcwewood and Mahogany Chef- Couches ensuite of various de-
fanier, Console, Loo, Card, scriptions, and miscellaneous
Library and Ladies Tables. Articles for the Drawing-room
A variety of winged and single (lining-mom and Chambers.
Wsnlrobes, Secretaries, Pier and Chimney Glasses of sll
Chests of Drawers, &c. dimensions in carved and
Rasetrood, Mahogany, Imita- gilded Frames.
tion, and Fancy sets of Chairs Bedsteads and Fumitures, Bed.
in splendid variety. ding and Carpets in all va-

rietits.

GEORGE RROVI'N respectfully announces that the above
Goods are manufactured under his own immediate inspection, and
can therefore be warranted.

Warehouse, No. I, Regent-street, near Charles-street, St.
James's-square.
London, England, 1824-07-12

TRAVELLING COMPANIONS.
This day are published, correct and improved Editions of the
following :
THE TRAVELLER'S POCKET ATLAS, consist-
ing of a ebbplete Set of County Maps of England and•
NValea, on an original acd improved plan ; the Rosds leading to
the nearest Towns in the adjoining Counties, being delineated on
each Man: to wLich is added, s very superior Map of the Environs
of London, Twenty-two Miles round ; and an Alphabmical 1,6 t of
the Cities Boroughs, and 31arket-towns of England and Wales,
their distance frost London, Population, &c. corrected to lUT.J.
Price.ls4.; or coloured, IL la.

A large Sheet MAP of ENGLAND and WALES, with the
Roads, Towns, Distances from London, &c. correctly market!
particularly adapted for the use of Persons travelling. Price, hand-
somely coloured, ;or in case, 7s. lid.
PINNOCK'S COUNT v HISTORIES; or, the History and
Topography of /land Each County is published
ra sepately (price Is. , and is therefore complete in itself, containing
a compendious • accurate account of its History and Topo-
graphy, its Antiquities, Natural and Artificial Curiosities, Local
Peculiarities, Commerce, Manufactures, &c. • comprising, also,
the Biography of its most eminent Persons; and every local infor-
mation to be met with in larger Statistical Works, and embellished
by a neat and correct Travelling Map.
Every County fornis a distinct Part, except North and South
Wales, which are included in Two Parts, price Is. fkl. each.
" These Catechisms are well adapted to refresh the memory ;
and there is no one proud of his native county but must feel a se-
cret pleasure that its treasures, beauties, and interests, are so ably
and so familiarly delineated, and brought within the reach of the
humblest individual."—Literary Chronicle.
PINNOCK'S CATRCHIS3I of BRITISH GEOGRAPHY,
in Two Pratt. price 9d. each. Part I. contains the description of
every principal Town in England and Wales, their Population,
&c. Part 11. includes Scotland, Ireland. and the Foreign Posses-
sions of Great Britain in an parts of the ICorld.
Printed for Ci. and W. B. Whittaker, Ave Maria-lane.
London, England, 1824-07-12

INII'ERIAL LIFE INSUR-INCE OFFICE, Sun-
court, Cornhill, and St. James's-street.
CAPITAL, 4:750,000.
DIRECTORS.
CORNELIUS BULLER, Esq. Chairman.
SAMUEL DREWE, Esq. Deputy Chairman.
Charley Barclay, Esq. Daniel Mildred, Keg.
John llourdieu, Esq. Jeremiah Olive, Esq.
George Brown, Esq. Robert Slade, Esq.
Andrew Colvile, Esq. Henry Smith, Esq.
Robert Lang, Esq. John Smith, Esq. M.P.
Richard Lee, Esq. Henry Merry, Esq.
Ebenezer Maitland, Esq. John Benton Tritton, Esq.
AUDITORS.
Sir Charles Price, Bart I John Baker Richards, Esq.
John Tr:tton, Esq.
CONSULTING PHYSICIAN.
H. Lidderdale, M.D. Falcon-square.
Two-thirds of the Profits of the Company are periodically added
to ate sums specified in the Policies effected for the whole term of
lite; at the same time the insured are protected by the deed of set-
tlement and the above ample capital from every chance of loss by
the responsibility which attachai to those who become mutual in-
surer of each other.
Lives insured are awed to pass by sea from one part of the
United Kingdom to another. and also in time of peace to pass in
King's ships and packets, or other decked vessels, between British
ports and such foreign ports as lie between °stead and Havre de
Grace, both inclnded, without extra premium or special leave of
the Directors, as is usually required.
No extra premium is required from persons engaged in the army
or navy, unless when called into actual service.
No entrance money, nor fine of admission, is charged, except in
the case of non-appeeninee.
Attendance is given daily at the Company's Offices, from ten till
four o'clock, where rates and conditions may be had, or of any of
the l'ompany9s Agents in the principal towns throughout the
kingdom. By order of the Board
JOHNGREY, Actuary.

PROVIDENT LIFE OFFI
PRESIDENT—The Right
VICE-YREI

'ICE, REGENT-STREET.
Honourable Earl GREY.
SinENTS :
ViSCOUnt Bulkeley
Viscount Duncannon
Lori Braybruoke
TEES:
ISir George Duckett, Bart.
11 iMain Practl, Esq.

The Marquis of Salisbury
Earl of Hardwieke
Earl of Camarvoo
London, England, 1824-07-12

CHEAP CARPETS.

JFEARN, Nianufacturvr, respectfully informs the
• Nobility, Gentry, and his Friends, that he has just received
his new Spring Patterns, of the best fine frame. Brussels Car-
pets, in any quantity, from st. per yard; tour-fourths Kidder-
rninster, Venetian, from 3s. Id. ; Druggcts, and a large assortment
of Hearth Rugs, upon his known low terms.
Warehouse, No. 9, VERE-STREET, Oxford-street, opposite
the end of Bond-street.
N.B. White and Brown Wool CARRIAGE and DOOR
RUGS in variety.
London, England, 1824-07-12

VERY superior POLISH for FINE WOODS, FUR-
' NiTURE, &c.
Prepared by, and to be had only of, the Proprietors, Messrs. 0.
HARsHAI.I. and (0., Chemists Brewer-street, Golden-square,
London, in bottles at 3s. and thi. each, with directions for use.

Instrument-makers, Cabinet-makers, Upholsterers, and Dealers,
supplied wholesale, on I,beral terms.
his Polish never becomes cloudy, but will always retain a
bright, beautiful, and brilliant surface ; and it is not injured by
hot water being spilled on it; on the contrary, it may be washed
occasionally, if necessary.
For carved Work, Beading, Legs, &c. Polish to be used
with a brush, may be had at the same price, which way be applied
Oyer wax, if required.
To be had as above,
The Oxygenated Soda Powders lAvender Vinegar
Superior Seidlitz Powders Eau de Cologne
Cheltenham Salts, in Crystals Arquebussde Water
Ditto, ditto, in Efflorescence Lavender IVater
Finest Calcined Mapes Ditto, Perfumed
Pectoral Cough Drops Ditt ), Mille Fleur
Aromatic Vinegar Vegetable Extract, &c. &c.
And every genuine Thug and, Medicine of the finest quality, for

borne. and for exportation.

Medicine Chests, of all prices, completely fitted for any ell.
mate.

N.B. All other advertised Preparations for making the Sala and
Seidlitz NVataa, under the above names, arc spurious.

FIRE IN WATLING-STREET.
REPORT of the TRIAL the KING v. THOMAS
THURTELL and others, for conspiring to defraud tba
County Fire.otfice, with the Judgment of the Court.
Printed and published by W. (Minion, Rupert-street ; and sold
(price 2s. ed.) by W. Talky, 10. Glarahouse-street ; Hughes,
Lagatc-hill ; Sitripkin and Marshall, tationere-court.
London, England, 1824-07-12

GUARDIAN FIRE AND LIFE ASSURANCE
COMPANY, at No. 11, Lotobartt.street, the Durance of
the Past-olive, London.

DIIILC2OIII,
RICHARD MEE RAISES, Esq. Chairman.
tIEORGE LVALL, E . Deputy Chairman.
W. C. 11....ndram Esq. John Martin, Esq. M.P.
William Copland, Esq. Rowland Mitchell, Esq.
William 1). Howson, kisq. Robert Mitford, Esq.
Sir T. Ilanie Farquhar, Bart. John G. Rarenshaw, Esq.
John Duran, Esq. Alderman. Robert Rickards, Esq.
Nicholas lam, Esq. John Shore, Esq.
Wm. Haldimand, Esq. M.P. Edward Stewart, Esq.
John Haney, Eat Andrew Henry Thompson, Esq.
Ceorge Jenner, Lsq. John Thorntos,Esq.
John Loch, Esq. John Tulloch, Esq.
S. Marjoribanks, Esq. M.P. James Tulloch,
scorrons.
Lewis Loyd, Esq. William Ward, Esq.
A. W. Robarts, Esq. M.P. I Thomas Wilson, Esq.
The Principles upon which this Institution is founded have been
adopted after a mature investigation of the practice of other (Mien,
and will be found to combine advantages not hitherto offered by any
other Insurance 'ompany.
The Assured of a certain standing participate in the profits every
seven years.
A subscribed Capital, amounting to Two Millions, secures
the Assured from the responsibility attached to Societies for mutual
assurance.

Claimants may have their demands on the Company submitted
to reference.

No charge made for Policies when the sum assured amounts to
3001. and upwards.
Notice is hereby given, that Assurances which expire at Mid-
summer should be renewed within fifteen days thereafter, or tney
become void ; and that the Receipts from such renewals are now
ready for delivery with the respective Agents for the Company
throughout the United Kingdom. WILLIAJLS, Sec.
London, England, 1824-05-29

R E DUCT fON OF TAXI.

This day are published, price Is.
ERRORS IN OUR FUNDING SYSTEM. with
the [nixie of retrieving them, as pointed out by the New
Edinburgh Eeview for January 1823; being a Critiol Exami.
nation of a PLAN of Fl NA NCEssimto Members of Parliament.

-
Ily Mr. BRICKWOOD,
Formerly a-Merchant and Banker of London.
" We cannot sulfa ourselves to doubt that it will be adopted by
His Majesty's Government, it being tbe most powerful and 'Seaelms Plan for pay,ing off the National Debt ever sulviuitrad to
thee: consideration.' —New Edinburgh Review, 1823.
Printed for Waugh and limes. Edinburg.h ; J. Ilatchard and
Son. Piccadilly ; Sherwood. Jones, and Co., Paternoster-row ; and
J. M. Richardson, Cornhill, London.
London, England, 1824-05-29

EAST INDIA SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

The Borneo, HMS, from Tlencoolen, has arrived off &achy-
head ; sailed from Fort Marlborough the 11th January, and from
the ('ape the 9th March.
The Hythe, Wilson, from China, has arrived off the Start ;
sailed from Macao the 14th January ; from Anjeer Roads, the
25th January ; and from St. Helena, the WM March.
The Princea Denmark, William., from the South Seas, off
K ingshridge ; sailed from St. Helena the 31st March.
The Duke of Lancaster, Davies, from India, has arrived off the
Land's End ; sailed from Calcutta the 20th December, and from
Madras the Ilit'; January, bound to Liverpool.
ARRIVALS Al* THE CAPE.—The Lady East. Richardson,
from the 31aitritins ; the John Barry, Roche, and the Adrian,
(ionlon, from London.
The Cornwallis, Henderson, was to sail from the Cape for Lon-
don the March.
ARRIVALS AT ST. 117t.r.vs.—The Britannia, Luke, from
sLultas, on the 28th March, and was to sail for London —The
Warren Hastings, Bowes, from China, and sailed fur London on
the 29th March.
SAILINGS FROII MADRAS.—The Woodford. Chapman, and
the William Miles, Beadle, on the 9:11 January, for London.
The 31adras. Fisher, front Ceylon, with troops' was spoken with
off Cape Laguna% by the Warren Hastings, who furnished her
with 1.600 gallons of water.
The Mellish, Cole, was ,poke with on the 3d May, off Cape Fi- :
nisterre—all veil. I.

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

CVSTOM-MOUSE, MAY 211.
ENTERED INWAIMS.
Commerce, 1)e Vries (Borman, broker), from Brussels.
Windsor, Itariside (Foster), from Canton.
('vrene, Barrett (Pugh), from 3; acri.
Prince Regent, Row (Green), from Portau-Prince.
Aid, King ((oe), f Gravelines.
!lope, 111•F'arlane (Buck ant!), front Faro.
London, England, 1824-05-29

PEIts()NAI, BEAuTy:

APEA RS, Oxfortl-street, sole Pro-
• prietor or the billowing elegant Articles for the Toilet, re.
apectrully acquaintal Ashes of Fashion and Distinction, that he con-
tinitels to manufacture them in that style of excellence which has
bithato been his passport to public favour. Ills indefatigable
anxiety to please having been rewaided with the greatest encou-
ragement frau a liberal and 'lbsen ttt i t iating Public, he with plea-
sure rironmactuls them as the most perfect of their kind, and such
as cannot be eNceolesi for real utility and advantage:—
PEAItt'S Flt A NSPA RENT St/AP, for embellishing and
beautifying the rohtioltAion.
PEA RS'S IR /T AN II! (!IIEA 31, particularly calculated to be
until in Nurseries, and by persona whose akin are of so tender a
nature that the application of soap is too rough and irritable to be
used With pleasure.
31A LA BAR 1 / ENT 11:11 ICE, for improving the Teeth, beau-
try ing the limy*. and sweetening the Breath.
PEARS'S 1,11/I'll/ 1114)1 /M of RI WES, and White Impe-
rial Powder. rimous for giving a beautiful tinge to the ('heck and
Lips, and the latter bestowing a delicacy to the countenance,
strictly compatible with a just idea of female grace.
PEARS'S ROSE COIA /1•11 or PINK S.3I,FERS. This
invention is for Drawing in Wahl Colour., Painting on Velvet,
tinging the ('herbs, Lips, &c. dying Silk, Lace, Muslim, Feather*,
Artificial Flowers, 4.c.
London, England, 1824-05-29

IRISH CLERGY RESIDENCE BILL.

On the motion for the third reading of the Irish Clergy Residence
Rill,

Mr. HOME said, that it had been his intention to a
clause, disabling the Clergy to sueclause, los their tithes un they had
been resident on their benectio tue nine months in the year:
but u the Bill had reached such a stage, he should not now
move It.

Sir JOHN NEWPORT ob•rrved, that the Bill never could be
effectual unless it was accompanied by some such provision as sug-
gested by his Honourable Friend, and also for the destruction of
pluralities, as he was convinced that they were the great cause of
all the evils of the Irish Church E•tahlishment, and the means of
depriving a large portion of the people entirely of spiritual assist-
ance. Pluralities were only serviceable in enabling the holders of
them to amass large incomes, out of which enormous fortunes bad
been saved.

Mr. tiOULBURN would not consent to bind up the Irish Clergy
by penalties. as if at the outset they were objects of suspicion. They
were selected from persons who discharged their duty more from
conscientious feelings than from pecuniary motives.
The Bill was then read a third time and passed.
SCOTCH JURIES BILL.

On the motion of Mr. KENNEDY, the Scotch Juries Dill, after
a few observations from Mr. 11. Laustuostn, was read a third
time and passed.
The other Orders of the Day were then disposed of, and the House
adjourned at Twelve o'clock.

PRICES OF BRITISH
Bank Stock 2:31 227 h 203 227
3 per Cent Reduced. 94i U 1
3 par Cent.(!ons. 9N 115 941
Old 34 per Cent. IU4II 101
New 31 per Cent. 1001
4 per Cent. 11171 1
bong Ann. 22.
Iniperill 3 per Cents.
Bank for Act.
Cons. for Act. 95i
India Stock ?UN 94

STOCKS VESTi: R V.
I India Bonds, BO 78 110 pm
India for Account,
south Sea Stock 11161
South sea I /Id Annuities
South Sea New Annuities
Es. Bill.. 1.100. 33 31 :13 32 311
Dit,o, Mai/. 33 31 33 32 36 pm
Datio, Small, 33 91 33 32 36 pm
Indorsed ditto,
Lottery Tickets
London, England, 1824-05-29

ill if 5.

On the 13th ir..t. at his resTileiiCe in Br' h, Shropshire, tr.
his 114th year. William liaslenond, Esq. Ile served as I_ aptain it.
the hdd regiment at the commencement of the American war.
On the 2lrh :rat. at his house in Camden Town, JauresO'Brien.
Esq. atred
At his house, in North Cumberland-street, Dublin, in his Rath
year. Richard Crosbre. Esq., youngest son of the late Sir Pau:
Bart., of the County of Wicklow.

Yc,o..rtlay, at his cliarn'ier;„ Bernard's Inn, Philip Neve. Esq.
Ilarrirter at Law, in hot 7tith year, a Commissioner of ii.enkropts.
and an upright and independent Magistrate for the County of Mid-
dkaex, much lamented by his friends.

At three o'clock on Friday 'porting, at his seat, Bair kstime.
Saint), in t►ta 114th year of hi. age, sir John Hill, Bart., the harm
parent of sixti.ca children, the ma;ority of whom survive hint, and
sir, of whom have attained hi.:ll tank and distinction in the servie..
of their country•. Sir John Bill not only sustained a patriarchal
character, hut was espe, ialiy distinguished by the moat honourable
appellation of " The Father of Hymns." Sir John I1!11 rtprc-
sentctl the borough of Shrcirdiury in Parliame:tt Om.: .t 'est.;
the year hill he served the otlice of Mayor of sl.rewsbur
and at the period of his decease !-,e was Colontl rtiimatidant
of the North Shropshire Yeomanry l'avairv. lie rnnydetol
his ICtd year on the Ist of August last, and he died easily
and happily, after scarcely one day's Wile's. Sir John litil
is anc-
ceedtd it the Baronetcy and in his extensive estates by hit grand-
son, 11,2wlatid, one of the Representatives in Parliament tor the
county of Salop.

!rioted at Tli I; BRITISH PRESS °thee, by J. W. CAIITOIII
181, StTen,l, and Published by R. enx Now, tam place.
London, England, 1824-05-29

PARLIAMENTART INTELIGENCE.

HOUSE OF IA)RDS, lIIIDAY, MAY 28.

ROYAL (OMMISSION.

At a quarter before tour o'clock, the Speaker of the House of '1
cernnion., attended by several Members, appeared at the bar, to
tear the Royal Assent given, by t;onnisaion, to the law Stanips
Repeal (Inland) Bill, the Australian Lain Company Bill, the
Liverpool Pilot. Bill, the Consolidated Fund Appropriation Bill,
and a variety id Private Bills. The Lards Commissioner. Were,
the lewd Chancellor, the Marquis of Winchester, and the Earl of
Shaftesbury.
ESSAtiE FROM THE COMMONS.

Mr. Brogden and others from the Commons brought up se.
Taal Private Bella, which were 'Tail a brat time.
THE STAFFORD PEERAGE.

Lord REDESDA LE presented a petition fnmi Richard Stafford
Cooke, praying that his claim to the title and estate of Viscount
Ntaffind may lw established. Tile Noble Lord stated, that he
thought the petitioner had no chance of success, and was only
wasting his money in his ahempt to urge his claim.—The petition
was laid on the table.
London, England, 1824-05-29

II A TTONMAI!DEN.

LEASEHOLD It6iii/ENCE AND PItEMISES, at the very
low !tent of Forty Founds per annum ; ilmisetuthl Furniture, a
few Lon! of %Yonne!' Drapery, Livery and Youth's Clothes, and
other EtTeets.

ray Mr. 'KRILL,
On the Premises, No. 19, Hatton-gaoler). on FRIDAY, June 11,
at Twelve o'clock, by order of the Trustee,
V IJJI. Genuine ILD)UNKAIOLD FUIIN !TURN anti
1 EFFECTS, comprising hctivteatis and bedding, mahogany
dining, card, and Pembroke tables, meretahe and book-case, side-
hoard and chests of dratwcea, mahogany and other chairs, dressing
stands and tablet; stoves, fenders, and fire irons; a moves minor,
looking-glasses, child's cot, rucking bane; china, glass, and
earthenware; a wrought-iron safe, mahogany de4c, and brink
shelves. Also a few Lots of Woollen Drapery, Livery and Youth's
Clothes, and other effects.
At the same time will he sold, the valuable Lease of the &airli-
ft!' Residence and Premises, bold at the very low rent of 40/. per
annum.
The Prosnisom 'nay be ,lewd goer days, and the Furniture and
other effects one day preceding the Nate. Particulars sad Cata-
logues had oo the Premises; and of Mr. Doan, Exists Agent,
Auctioneer, &c. 4, Princes-street, Hank. _ -

FREEHOLD OROUND RENT
Of W. IM. per Annum.
Hy Mr. MrILLIAMS,
At the Auction Mart, HartholomewJane, on THURSDAY, the
311 of June, 11124, at Twelve o'clock,

A Fiti:Etiou) GROITNI) RENT of 361. 50. per
IPIIIIII3, wiring from Five Brick-buik Dwelling-Mouses,
situate in Vine-place, North End. Fulham, let alt Leese to blown.
George and Charles 1)oltim, for !NI years.
Dencriptive Particulars may be had of Mr. Willingto, Throg-
inorromoirret.

DETACHED LEASEHOLD RESIDENCE,
large liarden, Paddock, and suitable Attached and Detached
Offices, Norwood Surrey, '
By Mr. WILLIAMS,
At the Auction Man, Bartholomew-lane, on FRIDAY, the 25th
of Jun?, 1824, at Twelve o'clock, unless previously disposed of
by Private Contract.
PII E lt ESIDENCE is delightfully situate a short
I. distance from the New Church, and contains nine bedcham-
brll4, a drawing-room, dining-rumn, two parlours, It itchest scullery,
dairy, brewhouse, cellars, coach house, three stall stable, fore
court. and large Garden, well Mocked and cropped, with 'dtoice
fruit trees and shrubs. Held on Lease foe a teal of Ninety Years,
at a tiround Rent of IW. per annum.
Also a small Paddock, with Stabling fur Three Horses, held on
an agreement for Twenty Yews, at three guineas per annum.
To be viewed with Tickets, which, with Particulars, maybe had
at the King's Anna, Croydon ; the Crown and Home Norwood •
the (ircyhound, Dulwich ; and of Mr. iVilhams, Tbroginortod:
street.
London, England, 1824-05-29

TO BE LET OR SOLD,

By Mr. WILLIAMS,
'IN Elegant DETACHED VILLA RESIDENCE,
called GROVE HOUSE, desirably situate on the great
Northern Road, seven miles from London, three quarters of a mile
from linchky, and two miles from II ighgste, with the mnvenienee
of Stage Coaches constantly passing and Trimming throughout the
day. The situation is particularly healthy, and the neighbourhood
highly respectable.
The House contains a dining-mom, library, and breakfast-room;
two handsome drawing rooms, communiatting by folding doom
and fitted up with statuary marble chimney-pieces of beautiful
designs; five bedchambers ; an excellent front kitchen. back
kitchen, scullery wine, beer, and coal cabin ; dairy, &c. A
Coaeh.house, four-stall Stable, Cow-house, Lawn, Shrubbery,
burr Gardens and Orchard.
rite Orchard and harden are eery productive, and are profusely
stocked with the choicest Fruit Trees, In full bearing, and the
Olken and Outbuildings are well arranged ; forming a unique and
singularly desirable Residence, embracing every convenience and
accommodation for a genteel family ; the greater part Freehold,
and th, ranaitider Copyltold of Inheritance, equal to Freehold,
being Field at n Fine certain.
N.B. The Fixtures to be taken at a valuation, and the pur-
chaser may be accommodated with the Household Furniture, at
his option.
l'srtiettlars, and Cards to view, may be had of Mr. Williams,
Throgniorton-street.
London, England, 1824-05-29

I.IIE

IWheat
Barley

The 2J division or the 71st (Highland Light Infantry)
Regiment has embarked on board the Cato and Prince of
Orange transports, and sailed from Cork for Canada.
The Fccond and third divisions of the 94111 Regiment of
Foot have embarked at Greenock, for Gibraltar.
The 96th Regiment of Infantry will march from Man-'
chester, as soon as the transports arc prepared to embark it
at Liverpool, for conveyance to Halifax.
The' I Battalion of the 60th Regiment of Foot is order-
ed, on being replaced at Halifax by the 96th Regiment, to
embark for the Windward and Leeward IsLinda.

WA 1011 Stt4ER, MAY 22.
- 443 to 71k Oatsk •
- 2414 to 37s ! Beans
London, England, 1824-07-24

The second year of a subscription of ligs. 3-yr old colts, 7st.2lb. •
fillies, 6st. I llb.; 4-yr old colts, fist. Mb.; fillies, list.; D-yr olds,
Bst.lolb.; and 6-yr and aged, fist. Two miles.
Subscribers.—Mr. Duncombe, Lord Scarborough, Mr. Houk's-
worth, file. Lanabton, Mr. O. L. Fox, Lord litzwWiana, Lord
Milton, Mr. Petrie, and Mr. R. Manes.
Sweepstakes of 311 gs. each, legs. ft. ' • for colts, fist. Mb. ; fillies,
fist. 21b. Lost mile and quarter.
lA. Milton's b. f. Ins, by Smolensk°.
Mr. Watt's be. c. by Blacklock.
Killmme's b. c. by Filho da Puts.
-- gr c. by Outcry, out of Blue Stocking.
Mr. Houldsworth's b. c. Farnsfield, by Filho da Puta.
ch. f. Auburn, by Blacklock.
Mr. Riddell's b. c. Caccia Piatti, by IVhisker.
Mr. 0. Powlett's ch. f. by Blacklock.
lA. Scarborough's ch. c. Young Canon, by Canon.
Dlr. F. Lumley's h. c. Howard, by Blacklock.
Mr. Watt's br f. Panthea, by Comm, or Blacklock.
Mr. Wigfull's bl. c. Enchanter, by Smolensk°.
Mr. Taunton's bl. c. Streatham. by Illacklock.
Dlr. Wright's b. c. Doctor Solomon, by Walton.
Mr. Armstrong's b. c. Alfred, by litho da Put,.
Mr. Jaques's b. t nglci, by 'Whisker.
lA. Sligo's b. , by 14-say Pope.
Dlr. Daseeigne's other to l'annonade.
Mr. Russell's b. c. Orville, or Cum&
Dlr. Ferguson's Wanton, Ilst. 31h. against Lord Kelbume's May
I)ay, 1111. both oyes old. Two miles.-200 soy. h. ft.
London, England, 1824-07-24

FRI TIAV.

The Horses are not vet named for any of the following:—
The King's Purse of 100 gs. for s.yrs old Mares, lOst. each.
Four miles.
The Innkeeper's Gold ('up, value lOngs. for all ages. Two
miles.
The Innkeepers' Silver Tureen, value 70p. for all ages. Heats,
one mile and a half.
The Lashes' Plate, value 341.
London, England, 1824-07-24

worthy the highest
perior attention and management.
The cup is very superb, and richly chased, with an inscri

The whole was under

There is actually a difference of one-third in
of the same description of bread sold at differen
shops in the metropolis..
We are happy to find, that the 'team-packets to
marls and Bangor now sail daily. This will, doubt]
a crest convenience to the parties visiting that part of
We understand, that the stupendous chain bridge
the Nlenai is in a state of great forwardness.—Li
Cwirier.

On Tuesday last, two troops of the Queen's. Bays
through this place, on tbesa route from f3lrminc.
Norwich.—Stanyhrd Mercury.

Tue FIGHTS MONDAY NEXT.—Of the (ter
the first between O'Neil and Whiteheaded flob.(Baldwinj
second between a fine young one, nephew of Ben Bern's,
promises much, and O'Neil; the second of lawman, wq
him for twenty-five vovereigns; the latter match excites t
interest. In the absence or the great commander, the backers
the parties are left to name the place of fighting; and the roe,
to Brighton, on the r.-ay to the races, is one place mentioned,
where it certainly will be stoppeil, should it be attempted,
letters received by 3lr. Jackson will 'heir. This spot is ele.
miles from Croydon, and that and Cranky are places prohit
London, England, 1824-07-23

this penalty or not they could not tell) legally sold the propeety h e
had once posseaand, and that at the time of Chia inquiry be aid not
possess any kind or property.
The goods and chattels, account-hooks, &e. were consequently
again restored to Mr. James Bonus, the son-in-law.
HIGH COURT OF JUSTICIARY, Eninsnami.

On Friday the Court proceeded to the trial of William Hay, late
merchant in Perth, on • clisrge of perjury. The pannel was in-
dieted on Act &I OW. I [I. ch. Fn., commonly called the Bank-
rupt Act. The charge consisted in the concealment and rendering
a lake account of his effects, when examined before the Sheriff at
Perth, unit( r the peninestratlon, viz. :—Concealment of heritable
property situate in Putifennline ; concealment of heritable pro-
perty in l'erth ; lodging in the hands of his brothers, fifteen
bins, or promissory notes, to the amount of 1,8001. or thereby;
With retaining in hit own hands the sum of sterling, of which'
he rendered no account. The other six acts were the concealment
of a quantity of merchandise, household furniture, he.
'Flit panne! pleaded Guilty of die perjury, as far as regarded
the first four acts libelled ; and the Jury fuund him Guilty ac-
cordingly.
Mr. 1,4' Ls° a spoke • few wimps in mitigation of punishment,
on the gruuntk of confinement of Hey had already undergone, the
contrition he had expressed, and subsequent endeavour to repair the
limo sustained by his creditors; that he had, till the commission
of this particular offence, bore a good diameter, and was the sole
support of an abed mother.
1 he Couto' sentenced the pannel to seven years' transporta-
tion, and deciarei him infamous, foe ever incapable of holding
any office of trust, or of giving evidence in a Court of Justice.
London, England, 1824-07-23

IRELAND.

[From the Clownrl Adrerliser, July 17.1
Onilmoday night, four lambs, the property of John Power.
ef.Babinelliagh, near Cimickbeg, were alicionaly killed and
skinned, and the caresses thrown into an adjoining corn-field.
Ax ISM/NAV MOT HE R.—A few days agn, an inhuman wretch
!Inft her infant on the Dundrum road leading to Cashel, where it
I was found some time after, but in such a stale as almost to prevent
identification, pip having literally tont the little innocent to
pieces!
Mu anta.--On Sunday, llth instant, an inquest was held on
the lands of Ballintenaple, in the barony of Kilnamanagh, by
Mr. Michael Gorniack, one of the coroners of this county, on the
body of Ellen Lahy. It appeared in evidence, that the deceased
bade dispute with Bridget Shelly and Mary Brien, on Friday last;
i that the latter struck the deceased with a stone, when she fell,
from the effects of which she lingered for a few hours and aspired.
The unfortunate woman, after committing the deed, lied, exclaim-
ing, " I have killed her." She was, however, immediately pur-
sued, and secured by the Rev. Mr. Heffernan the Roman Catholic
clergyman of the perish (to whom mush praise is due for his ex.
miens on thisloccasion), and given in charge to the police at Dan.
drum, WI the result of the inquest was known, wWeis was, that
the deceased came by his death in consequent; of 6 stroke of a
stone she received from Mary Brien. The prisoner was committed
" for trial at the ensuing Assizes.
THREATENING NOTICE,.—At an early hour on last Monday
morning, • notice was found near a gate adjoining the house of
Thomas Bourke, a comfortable fanner who resides on the lands of
Coolahaa, in the barony of Eliogarty, of whisk thee following is a
en 7
Sir—Taka notice by this, that if you dm% mend your way
in short you will get warm reception, chick will be an example
In the country—we will use you as Mann—likewise (kin, who was
'hot in Linteriek--likewise Shea, hem Sleavamos. If we hear any
more of your UI behaviour, eye newer took a man short without let.,
Ling him now, by dodo--now Tom Bombe, and Pat. Bombe, don't,
put me to the trouble of coating to you again.
Thomas Bourke. CAPTAIN ROCK.
London, England, 1824-07-23

DAVIES r. PHI I.POT.

This was an actiorTitii •;11a41tin :I received by the defen-
dant for the deceased Samuel lsaacs, whose was the plain-
tiff: There was another action in trover between the same parties,
and also a suit in the Exchequer.
The Loan CII I El' .It•sr ice. suggested a reference.
. _

Mr. St .%it LET r alitid the plaintiff Inul refused a reference before.
but still he would accedk to a reference of all matters in law and
equity.
Alf. livaxtY, after consulting with his client, said he could not
accede to the proposition. lie then statisd the case. Samuel
Isaacs had been a r•ary agent ' • th_ defendant was a'so a nary
agent ; the defendant had nceived prize-tnoncy for seamen, whit It
he was to hand over to Phineav l/aviiv, the ev.pitor or Samuel
Isamu'. A small pan he did hand oat; a,d for the balance this
action was brought.
. — .
. .

fbeveral tlerks in the prize.office at 4 lreenwieh appeared with their
bookb ; but the intricacy and unitittlligibilq of their evi&tice
tlibpused all parties to a retiretice.
A vtraict wilt taken for the plaintiff in two ac:iots for 1,111111.
each, subject to a fetal:me.
London, England, 1824-07-23

PRICE V. wuttrv.

Mr. PLATT opened the pea dings. The plaintiff' had been de-1
fend:uit i:t an action is the Court of lion,r's 'tench, when the
defendant in the present action was hi, attorney. The plaintiff'
brought this action to recover damages ag ti St nis attorney, for
not having skilfully, prudently, alai attentivtly, co!;dected the de-
fence.

Mr. 011INEY stated the circumstances at length. Mr. Bolen
was an attorney at Southend, and conducted thr defence of Mr.
Price. in an action for rent of a baker's shop. Ore dercrce was
minority. Mr. l'arlkn had rai;locted to have evidence in Court of
this fact, and Mr. Price consequently lost the cause. Mr. !Innen
added insult to neglect. and said. after the action was lost, " the
sooner Mr. Price goes to Chelmsford gaol the better; but I hope
he will first pay me my bill" Mr. Price was, in fact, ruined by
theyrr:cerdinus. . .

Lindence was given that the action via rnNtronlied feint Saturday
to Monday, on the defendant paying the cur.. at that delay. which
amounted to 14f. Ifs. 31r Pause, an attor..ey, Soulieml, had
been attorney for Huy, the plaintiff in the orig.r.al action, and ass
now attorney for Price.
Ann Keats—l accompanied Mr. llullnn to an Inn in Grace-
church-st:ect, in give ;valence at the trial of Hay t. Price. She
was then *errata a ith Me Price. Prier Price, the yourt:t.r came
with us. On Monday morning Mr. 'Sullen tl.sircd tee to wait at
the lint: till P. Price should come back from llochester, to which
place he had been sent for a certificate from the regi.ter of bap-
tisms. Mr. Mullen cone back and mid, " the cause is lost by the
absence of Mr. l'rire's father. The but thin:; your master can do
is to take the her.efft of the Act; hut I hype he sill pny me me
bill first." My master, Henry Price, was a baker at soutlicinl.
He is not there now.

Prosy-examined—l saw him last Tuesday; met hint by chance.
lie took the house from Mr. flay to live in when lie married, ahich
was in May, DIM. He quitted it at the end of three months, and
Mr. Hay brought his avian for half a 'ear's rent. My mast,r
' went for his father to give evidence at Mr. Duller'''. desire. His
'father mold net come, and Mr. Mallen .31(1 Peter Price would do
'as well. Peter Price was the brother of Henry Prat.... Mr. Dol-
len told Peter l'rice he must he back by nine o'clock Oil Monday
morning. He did not come back till one. and the trial was then
over. Mr. Price carried on the business of o baker for 12 tumults
after the trial. My master had a certificate of his baptism, which
he gave to Mr. Dollen. liter Prier, the younger. Oiler brother of!
Henry Price, was brought to town by Mr. Bowen. to give evtdenec
London, England, 1824-05-11

PENTONVILLE.

Valuable Leasehold 11.;;Iejini with large Garden, genteel Fur.
Mime, scarce Prints by Ilogarth, Turkey Carpet, 2 capital Gold
Watches, Plate, Linen, China, Glass, Books, elegant Phaeton,
with Cullingridge's Patent Axietrees, nearly new handsome
(laxness for one horse, small quantity of Cum, Hay, and Straw,
Stable Implements, and Effects.
By Mr. MILLS.
On the Premises, 57, Penton street, Pentonville, the earner of
Winchester-place. on WEDNESDAY, May 19, at 11, by
direction of the Executors of Richard Gifford, Esq. deceased.
9ill E genteel /10USEIIOLD FURNITURE and
EFFECTS, including 4post bedsteads, with dimity and
cotton funtituees, goose feather beds, mattresses., and clean bedding,
excellent mahogur y double and single chests of drawers, sets of
neat chintz curtains, pier and dressing glasses, mirrors, mahogany
dining, card. and Pembroke tables, sets of mahogany chairs, set of
fine prints, llogarth's (the Election), a few books, including the
Sunday Monitor for the years 1796 to 1807, Turkey and Brussels
carpets, hearth rugs, oil cloths, plate, 2 capital gold watches, china,
gists, linen, kitchen requisites, elegant 'Mutton, with Collingridge's
parent axletrees, nearly new harness, with plated furniture, stable
and garden implements, small quantity of corn, hay, and straw,
bricks, about three chaldrons of coals, firewood, and miscellaneous
effects. Also on the same day, at 12 o'clock, will he sold, the
valuable Lease for shout 42 years, free front ground rent, of the
excellent brick-built )tesidence, suitable for a respectable family,
most delight/tiny situated, with large front garden absndexrdy
stocked with frui.-trees.

The premises to be viewed until the sale with tickets, and the
effects one day previous and morning (triode. which. with particulars
and catalogues, way be had of Mr. Mills, 4, Chapel-place,
Poultry.
London, England, 1824-05-11

SALES BY AUCTION.

VALUABLE FREEHOLD HOUSES,
N-OARDEN.
Reversion to Mo In the HATFOFunds, Freehold Marsh Land and
Building Group oki, Rootr.ey marsh and Kingsland-road, and
bea.seltukl Houses, near the Regent's Canal.
Ily Mr. MILLS,
At the Mart, Tills DAY, at 12, in Lots, without reserve, by
direction of the Assignee of Mr. Edward Blunt,
TILE valuable REVERSIONARY INTEREST, on
the'dembie of a Lady egret 76, to one eighth part, with the
benefit of survivorship of Three very capital Freehold Dwelling_
houses, with gardens, eligibly situate hi the preferable part of,
and being Nos. W. 09, and 70. Hatton garden, in the occupation
of and on lease to Dr. Smith, Messrs. Heath and Sous, and bliss
Lawrence. at low rents, but of the value of SPOL per annum ; the
absolute Reversionary Interest to 4001. sterling, vested in the names
of respectable trusters, on the demise of a lady aged 76; the abso-
lute Reversionary Interest to one-eleventh share of SOL per annum.
Long Annuities, on the demise of three aged ladies; one 1001.
share in the Southwark Bridge, fifty shares in the Holinbursh
Minn, in the parish of Stoke Clernslord. in the county ofCorn-
wall; about three Km of marsh land, known as Epson's Reserve,
situate on the Romney-wall, in the parish of Snargate, in the
cowry of Kent; a ea/amble plot of freehold building ground for
four houses., situate oo the north aide of Phillip-street, Kingaland.
toad; also two leasehold houses, situate Noe. 1 and 2, the corner
of Branch-place. tieing the Rosetuary Branch, held for about 40
years, at agrounel.rent.
ik,cripure Particulars to be had till the sale, at the Mart, and
of Mr. Blab, 4. Chapel-plasm, Poultry.
London, England, 1824-05-11

MINORITY

Of 70 who voted on Mr. Maberirs Motion for Taking Off the
Assessed Taxes.
Althorp, Lord Homby, E. Bickford, W.
Anson, Hon. G. Howard Lord H. Searlett, J.
Barrett, S. M. James, %V. Scott, Jas.
Becher, W. W. Jervoise, O. P. Sefton, Lord
Bernal, IL Knifes, R. Smith, Hon. R.
Birch, Joseph Lambton, J. G. Stanley, Lord
Brougham, H. I,eyeester, R. Stewart, W. (Tyrone)
Bright, 11. Illiberly, W. L. Stuart, Lord J.
Bond,— Alarjoribanks, S. Sykes, D.
Wank J. Maxwell. J. shell v, Sir J.
Calvert, C. Milton, Vise. Talbot, R. W.
Cana, John ;Mom*, J. B. Taylor, M.A.
Caulfield, Hon. H. Moore, Peter Tynte.C. K.
Cavendish, C. C. Newport, Sir J. Townahend, Lord C.
Chaloner, R. Osborne, land F. 0. Warm, James
Cradock, S. Palmer, C. IVestrm, C. C.
De Crespigny, Sir V. Palmer, C. P. it'hitbread, S.C.
Denison, W. l'ares. Thomas Whitbread, %V. 11.
Denman, T. Poynta, W. S. Williams, J.
Hondas, lion. T. Pryse, Prysc Williams, T. I'.
Davenport, I). Portman, J. R. Williams, W.
Folkestone, rise. Probe, lion. 0. L. Winnington, Sir T.
Grosvenor, lion. H. Ramsay, Sig A. Wood, Al.
Gordon, R. Rollers, G. J. Wrintesley, Sir J.
Heron, Sir R. Robinson. Sir G. TELLERS.
Hon wand, W. P. Rowley, Sir W. Hume, J.
IlubNnuie, J. C. Russell, Lod W. filaberly, J.
London, England, 1824-05-11

grossly relieving en the character and conduct of Mr. Davis. a
member of a tirmid July. respecting which an inquiry was then
going on in the Douse of Commons. The Learned Counsel hutted
that he had already moved for a criminal information against the
printer, ptilMsber, and proprietor of the Morning Chronicle; and
those persons had given all the formulation they liosscssed to prove
that Mr. Grattan was the author of the libel, for which purpose they
had surrendered the original manuscript. Ltidence had been ob-
tained to prove his hand-writing, for winch purpose there was an OIL
davit sworn in the Court of King's Bench in Ireland. The Common
Sergeant said that he was not then able to prove that File. (kaftan
had transmitted the manuscript to England The libel stated that
Mr. Davis had acted in groan violation of hi. duty as a member of
the grand Jury, pawing between the Shcrilf and the parries at.
cooed. On the part of Davis there a:m a toll anti complete
affidavit, denying the whole of the imputa:ions upon hint.
The Loan Chi t 1:r J u ST ter—Take the rule.
London, England, 1824-05-11

z. DARTMOUTH-ROW, BLACKHEATH.
Mewl uslque Cottage Villa.
By Mr. 1114LIzi,
°weal%unifies, Dartrnonth-row, Blackheath, TO-MORROW,
se Liven, by direction of the Executor of Capt. Joho Peat,
deceased, unless an acceptable offer is previously made by private
contract.

riIHE VALUABLE LEASE at a GROUND RENT,
of the admired and elegantly finished ornamental Cottage
Villa, moat delightfully situate in Dartmouth-row, which has been
within a few months embellished in a style of peculiar elegance,
and tit foe the residence of a respectable family ; it comprises a
vestibule, with folding g1.r.,31 sashos fitted with stained glass, an
excellent dining-room hunilsoinrly finished, • gentleman's mom
and ntorning room, priettipul and servants' staircases, an elegant
drawing room about 29 feet by 11, with lantern skylight and
French windows opening to a conservatory, the ceiling beautifully
clouded, with centre, the walls delicately tinted in pink, and
beautiful marble chimney-piece, four excellent proportionable
chambers, and middle-room, water closet, excellent kitchen,
butler's-moan, domestic offices. cellaring, servants' separate en-
trance, front garden, and well of fine water.
The premises to be viewed until the sale, when particulars may
be had at the 31art ; and of Mr.ll ilia, auctioneer, 4, Chapel-place,
Poultry.