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The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1826-03-07

STATE OF IRELAND.

The Earl of SIIA fichiSllU ll:o;idihat amessarge be sent to.
the I sornolt,s to request a copy of the Fourth Report of their Com-
mittee on the State of Ireland.—Ordered.
TH All ES NAVIATION.

Mr. Payne, froaltliel.:Oirtni;aioneraiitil;Fhamea Navigation
Coir pan!, prevented their annual accounts.
Their Lordships adjourned at Halt-past Five o'clock.

HOUSE OF COMMONS, MONDAY, I‘l4utcs G.

MA! VI.ERONE AND FINCHLEV ROAD BILL,

Sir K KNATCII WM. opposed the second reading of the
Mary:ebore and rinehley Raid Bill, on the grounds that the liee
of road adopted be the projectors was ntt the mgat direct, seri that
by making on unrreccas:ry detour it caused considerable iejnry en
private property.
ddter a reir steads from Air. S. WORTLEY, Mr. Pottr atAv,
and Mr. BUTTexaoUTI, thp House divided.
For the aecinid rending, 30; Against P. 10-3lnjotity, 20.
The Bill was accordingly read a eet'nnd rime.
ABOLITION OF SLAVERY.

Lord STANLEY presented a petition :tom tte Inhsbitarrs of
in Lancashire, prnying for the abolitioe of slaver] i.l
the British Colonies. Similar petitions were pmented tront
Nentwich. in Cheshire, by Mr. Davenport; frtini OnnWe, in
Northamptonshire, by Mr. Cartwright; from Wellington, in
Shropshire, by Mr. Pelham ; from the town and ncighbourbonJ of
Char.!, in Somerset:Mire, by Sir T. Lethbridge; from Beerabton,
by the lion. P. Ashbumham ; and from Mere. in Wiltshire.
Mr. lienett. —The petitions were severally read and ordered to be
printed.
PROMISSORY NOTES BILL—SCOTLAND:

Sir H. INNES presented a petition from certain Royal trurghs
in Scotland, against any alteration in the law respecting the i•snrng
and circulation of promissory notes in Scotland.—Red and mei:r-
eal to be printed.
Sir A. HOPE presented similar petitions from Linlithgow and
idington. in Scotland.

Mr. MAULE p ted a similar petition from the Commix.
shiners of Supply in We county of Forfar.
Owe similar petition being presumed from the Royal Iresgb-of
Ayr, in Scotland, s conversation ensued. in which Mr. W. Gan.
des, Mr. R. Gordon, Mr. Abercrombie, Sir A. Hope, Ile. Hume,
Lord A. Hamilton, and Mr. Caterers took parr.
BANK OF IRELAND.

Mr. S. RICE mated that there should be laid before the House
an account of the average amounts of promissory notes issued by
the Bank of Ireland doting the last six years, distinpuisktog ths
number of notes above the value of 51. front those issued under
that sum.—Ordered.
London, England, 1826-03-07

A PRISON ER.

.. Snot. hotimors &labouring man, aged 54, was indicted for steal-
ing a sheep of the.value of 18s.
:Ir. Wynn, for the prosecution, called Wm. Franklin, a re-
nuirkably likely and acute little troy, twelve years old, who, being
asked by H.. Justice H o LROYD if lie could say his prayers, said
Nu, he could not.
Las you know the Lord's Prayer ?—Some of it. not all.
Air. Justice Hot Rolm—Learn the rest of it. my boy. siscnn
as you can. Do pin know what you will be done to you if you
'taboo false oath 10—Yes, God will punish me.
His examination was then permitted.
Hsi said he looked after twenty-eight sheep belonging to the pro-
incision, Hwy Smith and Itichaul Honour, and counted them on
Sont'ay night, the 2ildi of February. 'At half-past six o'clock the
next morning !learnt into the field where he left them, and could
not make them right; there were only twenty.seven • so he called
• man so count thetas for him, and went and looked about the field
for the lost sheep. Ile found the skin of the sheep among the tur.
nips, with the entrails lying under it.
kiting Smith, the prbsemtor. deposed to his tracing the
stems of two men to the lane that led to Leighton. where the pri-
amiatiellred. He searched the prisoner's house the same afternoon,
nig found a fore and a hind quarter of mutton upstairs there, lying
moan .m bedstead. Went in search of the prisoner, and found I
'sins renrealed behind a tree. Prisoner tried to get away through
abehedge, bat witness seized him. Prisoner said to him the mut.
toe Is none of yours. although witness had said nothing about
mutton. Witness compared the meat with the skin, and it fitted it
egardr—tive pant remaining on the skin corresponding with those
cut away from the meat.
flonour, and Thomas lvvly, a butcher, confirmed the
t..7nliniony of the former witnesses.
Prisoner being asked what he had to say in his defence, said, he
Dever killed nnr stole a sheep in his life ; a man left tits meat at
hfs homie, and was in have called for it next morning. He would
ntnet dir before he left this place, than live-Lif they would but
send s gentleman to pray with him, fur he knew that he was ruined,
now that his character was taken away.
The Jury bound the peisoner
The Clerk of the Assizes then asked the prisoner what he had
leiV•y why judgment of death should not be recorded against bin,.
Pnoor,er again said, be oonkl rather die than live, and cla-
anienasly bogged that he might be allowed to have a clergyman,
Mix M hangatl, .
The Jutting said, he would consider what could be done for him.
Judgment of death recorded.
London, England, 1826-03-07

DANKS IN SCOTLAND.

The Dike of A THOL presented a petition from DumfC,s,
praying that no alteration mtght be made in the present system of
banking in Scotland.
The -Earl of LAUDERDALE presented stroller petitions.fi-orl
the Provost and Council of Ayr; from the county of Ayr;
Elgin ; from the Royal borough of Banff; from It* county of
Banff; and one from a narish in Banff.
Lon! MELVILLE presented similar petitions Goon Forfar; and
from Tait ; and also from the town of Kilmarnock, in Ayrsh:re.
London, England, 1826-03-07

GENviNr-Atip cuoivm wiNe.b."
• • the rtoperry ois flatonet. •
11-111. PKILLIPS respectfnlly announces, th 4 on
I£ISATCBDAY NEX F. at One, he shall by
AUCTION, at his Great Rooms. an assortment of choke and
rare %VINES ; comprising Lunellr, Singes, and Red and White
Consiantia, of peculiarly hoe quality; St. George. Val de Penes,.
Claret, Madeira, &c., the genuine and entire property of a Baronet
leaving England for a military command; also about twenty
dozens of Sauterne, Old Hock, and 3larcellos, Vip de Grave, old
Petit, and Lisbon.

illay be tasted at the time of Sale, and catalogues had at 11,
Road-street.
London, England, 1826-03-07

UNION-HALL.

CHARGE OT EHAF.ZZLEMENT.—ittenb .110 trail. a respect.
ably dressed man, was yesterday brought before it. J. CHANUERSI
Esq., the presiding Magistrate, charged on suspicion of having
unlawfully secreted and made away with divers sums of money he.
longing to his employer, Mr. Cowell, wholesale brewer, Belvidere.
place, -Borough-road.
The prisoner, it appeared, was in the prosecutor's employ from
January, 1825, to October following, when lie quitted his service.
He was first engaged as drayman, but presently became a receiving
clerk. During the period from January to October he received
various sums of money, for which he did not account. On the
24th of January, 1823, a person named Symes, who resides at
Brixton, paid him a small sun for table beer. which he did not
enter In the book among other items received the same day.
The Magistrate remarked that the chine ►as sufficient to war.
rant him hi committing the prisoner, who was fully coininitied for
trial accordingly.
London, England, 1826-03-07

STOCK OF cLEGANT CHINA AND GLASS, HOUSE-
HOLD FURNITURE. FIXTURES, &c.
By OXENHAM, _ .

On the Prerni3ei. No. 0, lonth'a Contluillstrert, THIS DAV,
Alarch 7. card following Day (by direction of the Assignees),
at 12 o'Clock. _ _ _

A LL the
T D FU STOC i TRAE V
RNITURE oKf :Orn .T. T. LANG FORD, China Hman. D a
Bankrupt : ennpritting extensive services of AVoreester, Stafford.
shire, and Iron-stone China, for dinner, dessert, breakfast, and tea
and cone services ; beautiful ornamental Porcelain, in vases.
escrcitnires, casolettes, &c. ; rich cut Glass, in decanters, dessert
nielCS, wine sod other glasses, luatres, handsomely mounted French
lamps, tce. ; and the intiml assortment of China and Glass Ware.
The genuine Household Furniture comprises bedsteads and fur-
nitures, hells and Podding, drawers and )(laws, chain and sofas,
chiatreo glass, bookcase, tablet, carpets. fenders, and fire-irons,
useful kitchen requisites, &c. ; also the Fixtures and Fittings-up
of the Shop.
Slay be viewed the mornings of sale. Catalogues had on the
premises, and at Mr. Oxenliam'a office, 353, Oxford-street, near
the Pantheon.

FURNITURE, CABINET PIANO-FORTE, BOOKS,
PLATE, CHOICE AV INES, &c.
By Mr. ()XENIIAM,
On the Premises, 18, Berkeley-square, on FRIDAY NEXT,
the 10th inst., at 12, by direccion of the Assignees,
THE REMAINING HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
comprising bedsteads. furniture., and bedding, and the usual
chamber requisites ; two fine French plate chimney glasses, a six-
octave cabinet piano-forte, small sideboard of plate, 200 volumes of
books. and the cellar of genuine choice Wines, in Port, Madeira.
and Sherry, live and eight years in the bottle ; and a few dozens of
Constantia, Champagne, and Hermitage.
May be viewed on Thursday and morning of sale. The Wines
tasted at the time of vale; Catalogues had on the premises,
and at Mr. Oxenbam's office, No. 353, Oxford-street, near the
Pantheon.
London, England, 1826-03-07

The Valuable Leases of Mr. James Somers'a Houses, shops, and

Premises, inOxfurd-forect, Cemaby.rnarket, and Sboroditeh.
By Mr. 311:6BROVE.
At the Auction Mart, 1'l)-MORROW, at 12, in Three Lot*, y

direction of the Assignees, -
valuable LEASE, 6(K/1/WILL, and POSSES-
SION Of the I/WELLING HOUSE. SIIOP, and Plt E.
511 SES, roust eligligijutetl, and distitaggialsed MIND. 260, 4 I
ford-P./ed. efatendThifloig*th-rosr, in'thd-redr, upon which a very
considerable sum has been recently expender:, held for _'ti years un-
expired, at a low ran; also the unexpired term is the Lease of a
Slsughter-house, Dwelling-house, Tripe-house, Yard, and Pre-
mises, in lilandiall-street, Carnaby-market, near (;olden-armare;
and the beneficial beetle and Possession of those desirable business
Premises, No. 175, High-street, Shoreditch, the corner of New
Inn-yard, anti extending in the rear to Spencer-street, held for a
term of 14 years at a low rent. The premises in Oxford-street and
Shoreditch are estensivelylengaged in the pork and sausage line, in
conjunction with the business of a eheesemonger.
' To be viewed prior to the sale, when descriptive particulars may
be ohtainrd on the several premises; also of Mr. flicks, Newirtte-
market ; of Mr. Harrison. solicitor, Nl'allwook-buildings; at Gar-
raway's and the :t1 art ; and of Mr. Musgrove, auctioneer and sur.
veyor, 5, Att%tin.friars, Ohl Brond.street, and Hackney.
London, England, 1826-10-14

Just published,

" BUY A BROOM," sung by lisa Love, composed
by H R. Bishop, price 2..
't THE KING ! GOD BLESS 11131 !" aut.g and composed
by Mr. Benham, price 2s.
" THE BONNIE LASSIE" ("Of a' the Aitts," &c.), com-
posed by Mrs. Miles, price 2,
"A. B. C." Duet, sung by 3liss Love and Signor de Begnis,
composed by John Parry, price 2s.
Goulding and D'Almalne, 20, Soho-snuare.
••• The Pul,lic are respectfully cautioned, that etc original
' Buy a Broom" is the one composed by H. R. Bishop.
London, England, 1826-10-14

STAFFORD RACES.

FIRST TAT

A Plate of 170.21, given by It. Benson, Esq. Member for the
Bomugli, wps *on by Sir W. Wynn's be. g. Orthodox.
The tloltr Cup, three miles, was won by Mr. Bensen's be.
Zanticl.
Tit- Two.y-nr-old Stakes of 50 snzs
Mr. Benaon's gr. f. by Cannon Ball
Mr. B..ilcy's h. 1. by Paillowitz
Ir.ll'arey's ch. 1. M
Mr. Brooks b. c. by Muley •

31ONTOOMERYSillitEDACES—(Concluded.)
TIMID 11.11%

Match-SO-s-o-v"..:-L-6ne mile.

Mr. Clifre b. c. Cyenrn, 3 yrs (Whittaker)
Mr. Alorgan's gr. f. Olaumihely, 3 yrs
Won easy.
A Handicap Stakes of 5 soya. each, and 30 added, mile and half
heats, won by 31r. 'Mower's br. in. Lydia.
Mr. Pugh. Cara :ipso, who won the first heat, when winning
the second, broke her kg a short way from home, and woe killed
on the spot.

si:itch—:,o sous.—One
Mr. Kilmv's ch. c. Rubel, 3 yrs •
Captain lainier's gr. m. by luitwyche
March-70 ~ovs.—One mile.
Mr. Lewis's ar. F. by Claudius
Mr. Kinsey's ch. c. Rebel

. . 2

Tits: Risro.—Ront:vsoN asp Yours 0 ts.—Five pounds)
a elite were put (town at the 4.ltisti• Tavern. Il..lburn, on Wed, vs.
day right, to make this match for one Itilmired. pounds a side; to
came offliall way between London and Halifax. The parties are
to meet at the same place on Saturday night. to sign attteles and
make the final arrangements, ur the money down to be forfeited by
the piety not in attendance.
Wlt r:sT Liwo —I 'ANN ANn PAT.K INtion N.—The qilClition be.
tween these heroes of the ring. as to who is to wear the olive crown.
as the Victor and Cattropina not only in the West, but of all Eng-
land, is now in a fair w.ty of bring decided. It appearing that toe
letter, from Mr. Cann to Mr. Polkinhorn, had not reached the
latter. Mr. C. on ;Ills evening, wrote again to Mr. P., pointing
out Deronport as at unexceptionable place for meeting, Monday,
the 231 of October. as a convenient time, and the match to be
either for wie or 'lva hundred sovereigns a side, the best of three
back fall., all stipulations tns to play beinz waved, and the money
to be deposited in (we of the Horooport Banks on the morning of
play, Intl pros ions to the coinmenecm: lit of the contest. To this
, the following prompt reply was received On Monday morning :
• St. Otlttinb, oth October, IGN.
" Slll,—lt is with very gr'a: pleasure that I acknowledge that
receipt or your letter, by the morning's post, appointing to 'nett
I ntc on 3louday, the 2341 of this month, at Devonoort. to wrestle
' fur one or two hundred anverehr.is ; and as I pet fcctly awe with
\ your propoarls as to the dirt,ning the money. tht choosing umpires.
and mode of playing, I have only to ail. I will nice- you on tite
day nod at the place you have naincti,ard. if you have no objection,
let the hour of setting-to be precisely by twelve o'cluck at noon.
1 " I An, yours. obetliNstly. " Js. Pours witonx.
i "To Mr. A. Cant), Moreton to St. Thomas, xeter."
• (Eret-4rE
Fire Past)
London, England, 1826-10-14

Pr HE Original OXYGENATE]) SODA POWDERS,
fur MARINO SODA IVATEII, continue to be prepared
and sold by the Inventors and Proprietnrs, Messrs. O. 'AIA It-
tflD ALE and CO. Chemists, Brea er-street, Golden-square, and is
sold in Roses, at 2s. 9d. each, and in Bottles, at 2.15. each, duty
included.
The Oxygenated Soda Powders basing acquired a great reputa-
tion, at home and abroad, many ineffective and spurious Torts have
been imposed on the Public. The genuine will have the words,
.6 Prepared by Messrs. G. 31arshall and Co." engraved on every
Boland Bottle.
To be had
His Majesty's Satrolatile
Superior Scidlitz Powders
Cbtdtenham Sults in Crystals
Ditto ditto in Efflorescence

as above:-
1 Lavender Vinegar
Eau de Cologne
Arquebusade Water
Lavender Water
Ditto ditto Perfumed
Ditto ditto 31illefleur
Vegetable Extract
Esprits—Various
Km itosalc aux 31i1IL fleurs
tledicine of the finest quality, for

Finest Calcined 'Magnesia
Pectoral Coegh Drops
Aromatic Vinegar
Camphor Tooth Powder
Vegetable Tooth Powder
and every genuine Drug and i.
borne and tor exportation.
Medicine Chests, of all prices, completely fitted for any climate.
Merchants, &c. supplied on liberal terms.
All other advertised preparations for making Soda NVater under
the sante name are spurious.
prepared and sold also, as above, very superior FRENCH
POLISH for all kinds of tine Wood, Furniture, lc. -
London, England, 1826-10-14

VOMCD, September 2. 1826, in the Iloraeferry Road,
Westminster. a BRIGHT DAY ENTIRE COLT, about
14 hands high. Whae%er has I..st it may have it by describing
its marks, and paying the expenses in Mr. John Downie, of
Bennett's-yard, Illarsham.atreet, Westminster.
N.D. If not owned within 11 dart, will be sold to ply expenses
London, England, 1826-10-14

LIFE DEPARTMENT..

Persons assured for the whole term of Life will here an addition
made to their Policies every seventh year, or an equivalent reduc-
tion will be made in the future paymeuta of Premium, at the option
of the Assured.
The Additions lo Great Britain for the Seven Years ending at
Christmas. lila, were from 13 to 37 per cent. on the hums assured,
according to the .tges of the Parties.
The Company's Rates and Proposal. may be had of any of the
Agents in the Country, who are authorised to report on the appear-
ance of Lives prupostsi far Assurance.
HENRY DE: BOROUGH, Jun. Secretary.
Cheops de. London. September., 11126.
London, England, 1826-10-14

PIRACY AND MURDER.

Captain Rook, arrived at Newburyprt from Labrador, inforrat
that, on the 2d of September, a bunt came inm Louisburg with
four men, who tell01:111 that they belemged to the brig Fame, of
bound to Gottenburg; chat the Teasel sprung a kuk,
in long. 64, a d that they in ennatottenre abandoned her. Ca.
rain suspicions haring been excited, inquiry was set on foot and it
was anon ascertained that they belonged to the sehonner Faity, tap.
tan S,filidge, of Boston, which sailed the 191 h of August, for
(;o'tenburg, lad^n with coffee. angar, and tohaeco ; that the crew
use upon die of icers on the 27th, murdered the Captain in ilia
berth, and the mate, Thomas P. Jenkins, nn deck • that they pro.
ceded with the schooner to within four miles of Lonisburg, lad
then, after taking out sundry articles, the Captain's drat', scutdal
and ,onk her.

Tne mune. of those concerned in th's foul transaction are Ch•lea
Merchant, an Englishman. and Winslow Curtis of Danvers. bah
of whom confessed their guilt, after being informed again .by
John 'fumy, the cork, one of their compsniors in a boas. The
name of the fourth person is not real ectrd. The murderer are
now conliaed in the gaol of Sidney, Cape Breton.—Nmetsiryport
Herald.

A letter from the agent of Lloyd's at Cape Breton confirms the
above intelligence. It gratis the names of the murderers to be
Thomas Curtis sod Thomas Amhara. The name of the folly b
of the crew is John Hughes. A baee and some articles of clethili
are preserved for the rightful owners—New York Mercontik Ad-
vertiser.
London, England, 1826-10-14

ATLAS ASSURANCE COMPANY.
LIRE DEPARTMENT.
In Ration to the benefit of the late Reduction in the Rates of
Premiums, this Company offers to Assurers the advantage of peril,.
'kat Returns of the surplus Premiums: and also the payment of
Rent of Buildings rendered untenantable by Fire. The Returns
fur some years past have hero from 10 to 25 per cent. on the Pre.
slims paid.
Assurances falling due on the 29th instant should be renewed
within fifteen days from that date.
London, England, 1826-10-14

'WANTED to RENT, within ten or twelve miles of
London, in a healthy situation, a MANSION, containing
Apwards of thirty rooms, with offices, garden, and pleasure grounds,
walled in, and from 10 to 20 acres of land.
Particulars, post-paid, to Ur. Doull, Surveyor and AncLioneer,
27, Pi inces-street, Dank.
London, England, 1826-10-14

'ALIJA RIX REVERSION.

Br Jtr. 311UTTLii1VORT11,
At the Mar!, on iVEDNESDAY, the 23tit inst. at 12, by order
of the Executor,
rrillE absolute REVERSION. on the tier.th of a Gen-
ii_ enlist' :TM 36 years, ►o One-fourth Part or Share of and in
1,8001. 4 per C.nt. Bank Annuities; 1001. 3 per Cent. Coi,sois ;
12Lieer annum hong Annuities, and certain Household Goods and
Furniture.

Particulars may be had six tiara prev:nua to the sale; at the
Melt t aid of Mr. Shuttletroeth, No. 211, Poultry.
VALUABLE FREEHOLD ETATI,Ct
Prodocinicfgitser nnum.
37, T a =VEWOPTII,.
At the Mart. On 11-111):13FDAV. the 2.ith inst., at 12,
A VERY aillente eItEtHOLD ESTATE, cootpria-
-1 ing the capital subetantiid .111ercantile Residence! occupied
by the British Cnanneraal Insurnnce Company. No. 35, LA' Irnhill,
the corner of !Urchin-lane s let on lease to the Trustees of the said
Cunpany, for a term of which 2.7 years are unexpired, at a net lent
of 300!. per annum.
May be ,jewttl, :rd particulars had of Messrs. Alliaton and
Ilundlehy.Bolicitn, Freeman's-court, Cornhill ; at the Mart ; and
of Mr. Shuttleworth, No. 214 Poultry.

;NHILL,

DESIRABLE LEASEHOLD PROPERTY,
HAHN f, WELLS.
By DRAYTON and VENTO2I,
At the Auction Mart. ott TOESDAY NEXT, at 12, in Two
Lam by order nfjhe kutireca of %%'m. Caminsek. a Bankrupt,
IP WO substantially Brick-built CARCASSES, with
JL slated roofs, intended for five rooms. very eligibly situated,
and numbered 21 and 22, in Baker-street, Bagnigee-Wells.mad ;
possessing a frontage cre) of 20 feet tl inches. by a depth of 57 feet.
Held on leases for terms 'of oo years, at the very moderate ground.
rest each of 81.

May be viewed prior to the sale. Printed particulars had of
Messrs. Patten and Son, Solicitors to The commission. 76, Hatton-
garden ; and of Drayton and Vcntom, Auctioneers, Surveyors, and
Estate Agents, 97, headenhall-street ; and at the Auction Mart.
RESPECTABLE RESIDENr:E, BASINGHALL-STREET
By DRAYTON and VENTOM,
At the Auction Mart. on TUE3DAY NI XT. at 12, by order
of the Assignees of Mr. R. S. Mastitell, Builder, a Bankrupt.
,t Very desirable LEASEHOLD PROPERTY, held
I for an unexpirod tern of ten years from Christmas next, at
the very low rent of 5111., advantageously situated No. t,6, Basing-
hall-street, within one minute's walk of tiuildhall and the Court of
Commissioners, particularly calculated for the residence of a pro-
fessional man, and containing rut:memos airy chambers, drawing
end dining rooms, entrance ball, counting-house. kitchen. detached
wash-house and room over, convertible to a suite of offices, and
ampFtude of dry cellaring. The Mutes is In excellent repair, and
antrunttliate possession may be had.
• . . .

May be viewed previous to the rink. Printed particulars had of
Mr. J. J. Tanner, Solicitor to the commission, New Basinghall-
street ; and of Ilrayton and Ventom, Auctioneers and Surveyors,
97, beadenhall.street ; and at the Auction Mart.
London, England, 1826-10-14

SI.AVE TRADE.

We have already announctil the fact of the capture of
steam-boat near 11 avannah, by the British Sloop of war l'y.
lades. The following detailed account of the affair we find
in the Charleston Conreer, communicated to that paper itt
a letter from that place of the 26th nit. :
Last week ihe British sloop of war Prbutes brought in nee a
the atcam•boata as her prize ; the particulars, as tar as Ica barn,
are these :

A Spaoish schooner, suPPooed to haver ilefirnel from the Cenot,
VT% chased by the Bri• nth schooner Ma tit, Being time run, the
came into this harbour, anti pausing I ) th neon, 13.dtal her ate.
roes on the opposite shle. The ('ulnae ~, the Magpie, an well es
the Cariin of the British •loop of war Pylades, raine in, in their
boats, and demarded the scheoner as their prize ; ens was objeetel
to; indeed, that +he had negroes could not be proved, abbough pus.
hely known and spoken of, for, half an hour AN/ she wu in par%
riot one of the 370 wagon !med. C or.idernble ahcrcatitm took pier.
which will dottfitless lead tf+ further negotiation hasn't Spain and
England. thee it (Tided, with the determination of the British
ollictra, which they t xpresuid, of, in future, examining and de.
tainiog vessels under the Spruish flag, on the slightest ground..
el lop of war and schooner came, anti lay in port during the
diannsino. On the morning of Sunday, a little after fire
o'tlat It, they both wen out a el stood to the t astwant t at sit
o'clock the ste.im.boat s tied tor 3latat.z.t . (In the Tuesday fol-
lowing she Was brought in by the pimp of war as her pr ze, le
appeal' that the British eapiain had received tone information
of part of the negrnca brought in by the ochoonerbeing put on based
the st• aa b mt. Tiny boa dett her out de, and found tan ty.twe
without a permit, or any document to rose them to belong to the
island. The passengers and bate:nee wee readi tcd to learn ell
boat—the captain and crew nta fled p homes. Considerable in.
tereat was tanned. arts indeed it ars a singular sight to behoht
one British sloop of war, w;eh a Sin a t vessel a. her rize,
Mg nuder the trivia at the Moro, and a Spanish 74 gun ship and
sit frigat a, b • ides smaller vessels, at the other end of the harbour,
nearly equipped and r ady for gra The retook is not yet known,
but it is metem d th !at- rm.b t.; t will be coed :tuned, and declared
a fair pries."
London, England, 1826-10-14

CURTIS ON ACOUSTIC SURGERY.

Lately pubii;iied, a Fourth Edition, considerably enlarged and
Improved, price 74: 61-Iranti,

A.
H TREATISE on the PYSIOLOGY and DISEASES
of the EAR ; with the mo‘t ap;ttoved Modes of Treatment.
J. H. CURTIS, Esq. Aurist to the Ring.
Punted for T. and G. Underwood, 32, FleeNstreet.
. .

The present Edition is intended not only for the nse of Students
and Practitioners. but also for Deaf Persons; it contains much
and important Information on Otitis, Otorrhcea, :Nervous
Deafness, and Cases of Deaf and Dumb.
London, England, 1826-10-14

CERTIFICATES.—Nov. 3.

J. !gabled, Cheltenham, Gloucestershire plasterer—E. Tate,
New Shoreham, Sussex, merchant—M. Aplston, Knaresborough,
Yorkshire, linen-manufacturer— W. Bentky, High Holborn,
woollen-draper—W. Thiu, Liverpool, met/bans—T. Partridge,
k'orebriclge, Staffordshire, nisi tatet--.L Pearsall, King.sti eet,
Cheauside, boarding and lodging-house-keeper—C. Campbell,
Bithopsgate-street, merchant—J. Hunt, Oxford, chemist and drug-
gist—H. Crusoe, jun. Portsea, auctioneer.
SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS.
- Edint-

Jortw RrnK. Drumdryan, near _ 'burgh, brewer, at the Lon-
don Hotel, Edinburgh, October 26, at 12.
' GRACE ROBERTSON, tilflogOW, fruit-dealet, at the chambers
of Messrs. 31ann and Smith, Glasgow, October 28, at I.
WILLIAM Mansitatt., Dundee, grocer, at the Sheriff' Court
Room, Forfar, November 4, and at the hambers of Mr. J. B.
Baxter, Dundee, Nov. 17, at 12.
Joint FAIRWEATMEM. Arbroath, innkeeper, at Ross's Inn.
Forfar, Nov. 7, at 10, and at Fairweather's Hotel, Arbroath, Nov.
20, at 12.
Jonw 11Exognsow and Co., Glasgow, soda.manufacturtr+, at
the chambers of filessrs.Walkinshaw, Dow, and Couper, Glasgow,
Nov. 7 and 20, at 2.
wir,thot c„„Lr., Braes, lime-burner, at the Crown Inn,
Langholth, Oct. 25, and Nov. 15, at I.
CoLiw Ross, Dundee, merchant, at Merchant's lon, Dundee,
Oct. 26, at I.
JOHN 14.1{1.:aw and Co., Paisley, tallow-chandlers, at the
chambers of Messrs. Gardner and Maclean, Paisley, Nov. It, and
24, at 1.
PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.
T. Jones and IV. Local', Milk-sweet, Cheanside—)J.Wobbol. S.
Salt, J. Webb, and T. Salt, Stafford, boOtets„ FO for aa fiords the
said 11. Webb-3. slaurice,Westbromwieh. and .1. PartrldFgeNed-
nesbury, glue-mtumfacturers—W. Sowden, H. Hamer,

and J. Sowden. Blanchester and Warrington, an fee as regards
the said H. Hamer—W. Pigott, Throsphint,
York, and (3. Pigott.
Doncaster, maltsters—J. Saunders and G. Pirie, Jun., Aberdeen,
haberdashers—E. Roscoe and W. Wahl', Live;rool, iron-manu-
Luturers—J. James and 1). Tanner, house-carpenters—B. Alder
and G. S. Britian, Northgate-street, 010110E/tier, ironmongers—
W. Cheetham, S. Cheethatit„ T. Marriott, W. Potter, and J.
Sylvester. Nottingham, lace-manufacturers—F. Dut4rill, and W.
Moron, Pontefract, mshaters—J. Pitiably, and C. Tupman, New'
Cavendish-street, Marylebone, weteh-makers.
The average price of Armen or Muscovado Sugar, competed
from the Returns made in the week ending the 11 th Oct. 1826,
is 30s. and Sid. per hundred weight, exclusive of the Duties of
Customs paid or payable thereon on the Importation thereof into
Great Britain.
•
Average price of Corn, from the Remiss received in the week end-
-1 Mg October 6,1826.
• Wheat. Barley. I Oats. I Rye. Brans. I Pease.
a. d. a. d. a. d. a. d. d. s. d.
$4 9 34 4 26 11 39 2 60 10 5:1 1
London, England, 1826-10-14

OCTIMITR 13, MN.
IVA WING OF THE LOTTERY.—WHEREAS it
LP is ataliciously asserted by an Anonymous Correspondent
in die " Morning Chronicle" of this day, that application would be
nude to the Lords of the Treasury tor a further Postponement of
suedoeryte Public are most unequivocally and positively as—
sre by the Contractors that no such application has been mad:,
nor even contemplated ; but, on the contrary. it is absolutely and
inevitably determined by Government that this Last of Lotteries
shall and must be decided NEXT WEDNESDAY, 18th inst.

FINISH OF LOTTERIF.Fi.
CIF' FT and CO. respectfully inform tile Public that the
1.1 tau and only remaining Day of Drawing the State Lottery is
IVEHNESDAY NEX T, the 18th of This Alonth, when Si: Prim
ui WN,000(.., aud all the other OwI:AA in the geheine„ will be tle.
turrnhowd. Every Ticket will eseelve independent of any Sum
to which It may be entitled. In the last Lavery containing 30,(0001.
Prize*, Swift and Cw.. sold Two ont of Fear of them, at their
Offices, 11, Poultry; 1, Strand ; and SI, Altligate Itigh.street.

THE LAST OF ALL.
NEXT WEDNESDAY ! !
Jand J. SIVE‘VRIGHT, ('ontractots, most positively
o• assure the PoUlie. that
Next Wednesday, Six of 30,000/. must be drawn.
Next 'Wednesday, 389.01it11. will he decided.
Next Wednesday, all Loileriew end in this Kingdom.
To gain a Prize of 30,04,01. you must buy before Next Wednes-
day.
Tickets and Shares arc sellir.o by J. and 3. SIVE WRIGHT,
Cootrataoss, 37, Cornhill : 11, Holborn and 311, Haymarket ; who
6hared and Sold No. 12,476. a Prize of 311,0001. ! No. 3,613, a NU
of :1.633: and in the last Lottery.
Nu. 1,783 - . a Price of
11,923

£!ISOS
1111,609

Fo HCEN 1 X Fl
TeII•STEES AN
lllatthias Attwood, Esq. M.P.
James Bell. Esq.
John Comae, E.
Witliam Cu.tis, E.q.
William Davi., Esq.
Crawford Davison. Esq.
Sir C. Flower, Hart. and AL!.
En.iam3slooodhart, Esq. •

RE OFFICE.-
0 DIRECTORS.
W. Ileygate, Esq. Alderman
It. H. Lawrence, Esq.
„tnh., Petty :iluspratt, Esq.
3lsinr Rhode. Esq.
William Sarnia., Esq.
George Shun) Storey, Esq.
Charles Hampden Torre, Esq.
3lattliew Whiting. Esq.
Matthew Witson, Esq.
Thomas Esq.
luction ~:* Premium under elver-
uses of Insurance, which will be

. .
John Hawes, Esq.
'lhomu liceigueni jun. Ewq.
Thin Company base made a re
nova, in the thsee ordinary CI
chigtas follow*.
Classla.r.d—Seconsi Cl

2a. M.—Third Clare 4i. 6d.
due at Michaelmas are requested
eipts are now ready at the Core-
and at Charing-cross, stirelVd-
e till Four ()Thick. ,s—s•

Persona whose Insurance% tall
to take netiee, that printed Rei
nary*, Offices in llambard-s.reer
t•ndance is daily given (row Sin,

J. JONES, Secretary.
London, England, 1826-10-14

SAMUEL KINGSTON'S AFFAIRS.

.......
HLRXAB 4A.Nrlll.7inite!inKinlyees7erTOtiNal,h obf, Sizenldtiz,
bearing date the fifth day of October instant. assigned over all his
personal estate and effects to Thomas Naples, of Spalding afore-
said, grocer, and John Bugg. of the same place, wine-merchant, in
trust for the etre) benefit of all and every of creditors of the
said Samuel Kingston who shrill execute the wild Decd, or signify
in writing their intention so to do, on or before the fifth day of De.
cernber next s Node- is hereby given, that the sail deed of assign.
merit is left at the °See of Messrs. Green and Carter, Folieitors, in
Spalding aforesaid, for the inspection and signature of the said
creditors ; and Notice is hereby also given, pursuant to the Statute
In such use made anti providal, that the said deed of assignment
was executed by the said Samuel Kingston, Thomas Maples, and
John Bugg, on the said fifth day of October, and the execution
thereof by them is attested by John Richard Carter, of Spalding
annesaid, Solicitor, and John Hinny, of the same place, his clerk.
Al! persons who stand indebted to the said Samuel Kingston are
requested forthwith to pay the amount of their resnectlve debts to
the said Assignees, or proceedings will be taken against them for
the recovery thereof. Ditcd this lith day of October, 182 n.
By Order, GREEN and CARTER, Solicitors.
London, England, 1826-09-07

NEW SPECIES OF

The Portsmouth Jour,* (American paper) gives the
following account of a singular:fight—A fish was taken 6W
this barbeur, awl brought in here, which is said to-Velong
to a species not yet described by naturalists. It lit a 'fe-
male, a species of the shark (aqualus). • its length is, nearly.
11 feet, and it is supposed to weigh between S and 600 lbs_
On Thursday it was a blueish-ash colour, lighter on the
belly, with numerous indistinct whitish spots; viten first
taken the ground was darker, and the spots a clear white.
It had an obtuse snout, large eyes, five spiracles oat eseh
side, and two holes on each side of the had, like a lamprey
eel. Its teeth were numerous, small, sharp, in six rows,
and lying Hat in the mouth. Its skin was exceedingly
rough throughout. It differs from the blue *hark in
having the tail rough on each side, no triangular dent on
the lower part of the back, an obtuse snout, skin rougher.
and belly not so white. A great number of sailors anti
fishermen have examined it, and but two persons have pro-
fessed to have seen any fish reseinbling it before.' One of
than is Captain Stoodly, of the Navy-yard, who says it is
found in the Gulf of Mexico, and in the Gulf Stream ;
that it differs from the common specien of shark in being
extremely sluggish, moving slowly throtwh the water,
and seldom or never chasing its prey. Me says it is
called by sailors the " blue bottle-nosed . shark," a
name which corresponds well with its appearsitee. The
fish above named has been stuffed for exhibition; and
after it has answered that purpose, we hope to see it in the
cabinet of die Athenaeum. A correspondent in the mane
paper says, the fish Measures to feet 4 inches in length,
and when laid on one side on a table, about two feet Shreve&

• accept the employment from the back-bone to the belly. The mouth nearly a
Indeed, we believe the foot in diameter, and opens under the head, a part of which
sis rather different. In pr4ects nine or ten inches beyond it: the mouth is fur-
rn of the nature of the nWsed with six row' of teeth. isiostrils are visible, and live
snout applied, who, not air-holes or gills. Its tail is about large enough for a cape
gent want, did not choose, to a great coat, and it has four feet or paws as long as a
of employment provided man's hand, bony, and apparently of considerable strength.
matter has been 'better armed with sharp claws of an inch in length. Its skin is
of those who hate ob. tough, and its surface possesses a sharpness noo unlike dog-
s whom the employment fish skin. it is now of a blueish or lead colour ;'but, when
generally 'YE) ed diem: artit, drawn io the top of the water, issaid to barb exhibited
Saturday antl,.ifitatflay ike Wit biirient 03.eoloarect 090 on a dab trotted.
re, we'ocueve, ?ill* ayeiti Niiis.nppearance vsnishid at thOctitli of tht %Os, itlfati
trcary. botin after it was taken. '
. . • .
London, England, 1826-09-07

Zia Britt Oft tirrOli.

ENGLISH OPERA HOUSE.
TMs Evening, THURSDAY, September.', will be pretented the new
Musical Force of
BEFORE BREAKFAST-
The Characters by Messrs. Mathews, Bartley, W. 'Sennett, J. Bland, and
Keeley ; and Miss Baden.
After which,
THE BASHFUL MAN.
Ur. Blushington, Mr. Mathews; Om Mr. W. Chapman.
To conclude with the Musical Entertainment of
THE SPOILED CHILD.
Little Pickle (with a hornpipe), Miss Coward; Tag, Mr. Taylenre.

The BRITISH PRESS commenced publishing yesterday
morning at a quarter past five o'clock.

LONDON, THURSDAY, Scrumnea 7, 1846.

The Drapenu Blanc and the Cunstilulionnel assert that
4,000 men, under the command of MILIAIS, have overrun
Catalonia, anil proclaimed CHARLES V., the latter further
asserting that they had endeavoured to gain possession of
the Seu d'Urgel, where there is a French garrison. The
Flair contradicts all these accounts. The Elude also con-
tradicts an account in the Pilote of a successful attack on a
French convoy by 3,000 famished Spaniards.
We subjoin a few extracts from the French Papers :
London, England, 1826-09-07

UNMAiI.V OUTUAGE.

. Frederick William Stephriu. a young nu.
rei respectable exterior, was charged before Sir Peter Laurie, Kilt.,
Veatertley, with wilfully cutting the silk pelisses of two ladies, in
101ntholmnew Fair. on l'neiday night.
.'be fitat complainant, 31rt. Sarah Currey, the latly of a Purser
Navy. now on service, statet that she resided at No. h,
ifseektognamastreet. in the Strand; and that she came to the fair,
einweesper.isi by three young ladies, in a hackney conch, and they
were wet down at Saiitlifield•hars, at about ten o'clock at night.
'/Uy had out been In the fair above five minutes before one or h r
fitlei celled out that a man was cuttiog her. Ste exclaimed
"AVlStre ? Show ale the- wen." The lady pointed to the pri.
omer,owd aiming immediately mired hint by the collar. A man,
viltemahe.f.uppostal to be in aspeciale of the-prisoner's, struck her
over the arm -3.1 if he would break it, upon which she called on'. if
ilia misuser had dope liar en injury she would never leave him till
London, England, 1826-09-07

HAMBLIRGH P4PERS.

DRESDEN, Avo. 26.
His Highness the Doke of Anhalt Coethen, who arrived here on
the 2d, pad a visit on the following day to the !loyal Family at
pe:nite, His Highness is still hen, and lorlges:in the Hotel de
Pologne.
The Journal of Coethen lately gave a long description of the pre-
cious relics and other presents sent to his Highness by the Pope.
'They are at present deposited in one of the apartments of the Pa-
lace, arid it is expected that they are le be transferred with much
laden:nit, to'theCatholic church (formerly the Protestant chapel of
tOe Palace). On a late occasion a Clergyman spoke in very ener-
gene language against what lie was pleased to call the absurdities
of dark ages in a religious point of view, which he of course de-
signed as an attack on the Catholic church. Hereupon an order
front the Duke had been addressed to the Consistory severely to re-
primand the Clergyman in question, and the following words of the
Duke's rascript, which are generally applicable, have been commu-
nicated through the Superintendent to all the Clergymen in the
country :—" As we and it extremely Indecorous of Clergymen to
abuse and calumniate the church to which all
their
Sovereigns _e-
Lang. and to cast odium on a faith which we proles', our Directors
haste to signify to our Consistory that the Clergy are appointed to
preach the word of God, but not to sow seeds of discord in people's
minds, and to prejudice the subjects against their Sovereign. The
Consistory and the Superintendents are therefore to take care that
each things do not happen again.
TRIESTE, AUG. 23.
I.etters from Syra of 28th and 29th July say that the Turkish
fleet had separated into two divisions: one went to Suda ; the other
wok in troops at Alitylene and Scio, and attacked Samos. But the
Greek fleet of forty sail, under Sactouris, won arrived. About the
l'ith July there was an action in which the Greek tire-ships burnt a
lige Turkish vessel. The text day the battle continued, but the
✓esult was not known at Syrs. Ibrahim, who had advanced with
4,00 men against Mains, having been defeated in three engage-
ments with the Greeks, hastily retreated to Calantata. His whole
torce in Greece at that time was estimated at 7 or 8,000 men, so
that the Greeks had resolved to act on the offensive, for which pur-
rise 4,000 Hunieliotee were to join the other troops in the held.
ADIeRS defends itself bravely against the enemy encamped under
i:s walls. The city is well furnished with provisions and brave
soldiers.
London, England, 1826-09-07

DUICII PAPERS.
THE HAGUE. SEPT.:.
Sy a decision of yesterday, his Majesty has appointed Count dt
I c.tcs Ambassador Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary, to
matey on negotiations with the papal See respecting the affairs of
the Roman Catholic church. At. J. Germain, Seferendaty of the
pint (lain to the Council of State. Is named Counsellor of legs-
luta. Count Alexander de Traregnies is attached to the embassy.
His Majesty is gone to the boo. There stems reason to hope
that the itmg-motracted negotiations, on account of which the deli-
attire regulation
.of the most important interests has hitherto been
delayed, will now came to a spwdy and favourable termination.
The Ann of this month was the day appointed for the embodying
of th. militia, to be exercised during this month. Hitherto the mi-
litia always met on the Irith of September, atiti remained embodied
till the 16th Oct. Various reasons have this year caused them to
be called together a fortnight earlier, and they will continue embo.
Med during the month.
The camp for some divisions of infantry with the requisite artil-
lery which is annually formed, for the purpose of executing grand
inanoravres, will be this year on the heath of Ravel. The cavalry
are to be exercised ou the heaths or plains nearest to their impa-
rt to pajamas.
London, England, 1826-03-09

This day is published. in two volumes Bvo. price 18e. in Words.
itDIGEST of the EVIDENCE taken before Select
Committees of the two Dolma of Parliament, appointed to
inquire into the STATE of IRELAND, 1024, 1825. With
Notes, historical and explanatory, and a copious Index.
By the Rev. %VI LLIA M PHELAN, MD. and
The Rev. MORTIMER O'SULLIVAN, A.M.

, _ ,
Printed for T. ( addl., strand; IL Illiltiken, Dublin; and W.
Blackwood. Edinburgh.

This day is published, price 2s. 6d. bound, a new Edition (being
the Ninth), dedicated, by permission, to his (trace the Arch-
bishop of York.
SELECTION of PSALMS and HYMNS for
P. BLIC WORSHIP.

•• The very extensive circulation which this Selection has ex-
perienced, cannot but be gratifying to those persons whose benevo-
lent exertions have been great in promoting it; and it is trusted
that this success may still continue, as the profits contribute notch
to the welfare of the late Mr. Cotterill's widow and children.
Peinted for T. Cadell, Strand, London.
OP whoin 'nay be had, by the wile Author,
F.13111.1' PR.IYERS. Sixth Edition. 7s. in boards.
London, England, 1826-03-09

DUNLEA BY HARBOUR.

...
Sir H. PARNELL moved for accounts of expenditure incurred
on Dunleary harbour.
Mr. ELLIS brought in a Bill to amend Act 54, Oen. 111.,
vesting in his Majesty part of the ground and buildings belonging
to the Society of King's Inn, Dublin, fur the purpose of erecting
thereon a repository for public records.
London, England, 1826-03-09

SCOTCH euRRENCY.

Sir W. J. HOPE presented a petition from the freeholders and
Justices of Peace of the county of Dumfries against any alteration
in the currency of Scotland.

Sir G. CLERK presentented a similar petition from the county
of Edinburgh.
HOUSE AND WINDOW TAXES.

Sir W. GUISE presented a petition front Chitlen against the
House and Window Taxes.

IRISH JOINT.STOCK COMPANY BILL.

Mr. S. RICE brtmeht up a report on the amendment of an Act
paned last Session, relative to Insh joint-stock companies.

COMMISSIONS OF BANKRUPTCY AGAINST
COUNTRY BANKERS.

......
Mr. J. MARTIN moved that there be laid before the /louse an
accsunt of the Commissions of Bankruptcy issued against country
bankers since the year 181 G, stating what number had been super.
seded, and those which had not been proceeded upon within one
month.
SLAVE TRADE.

Mr. F. BUXTON moved fur a return of the nbAtiset of all re-
turns made to his Majesty's Government relative to the state
of slavery in the Colonies, including the Cape of Good Hope, the
Mauritius, Honduras. &c.
IRISH VESTRY ACT.

Mr. S. RICE gave notice, that when the Irish Vestry Act came
before the House, he should move that a clause might be embodied
in the 11111, which would enable Protestants to impose assessments
for the erection and repair of Ronan Catholic and Presbyterian
places of worship in Ireland.
NEW LONDON BRIDGE BILL.
- - - -

The New London Bridge Bill went throctiti a Committee..—Re.
port ordered to be brought up to.morrow.
SCOTCH LAW OF ASSAULT AND BATTERY.

Mr. H. DRUMMOND brought in a Bill to repeal the Acts of
the Scotch Parliament (ISM, c. 138, and 1 9d, c. 219) concerning
assault and battery pendenic lite. He said those acts of the reign of
James VI, were passed in turbulent and barbarous times. A abort
time previous to the union of Scotland and England the hardship of
the law was evident, and it did not require any arguments to prove
that it was inconsistent with a state of civilised society; by that
law if any assault was committed by a plaintiff in a suit upon the
defendant, pendeatc lite, he lost hie suit, whatever might be the
merits of the case.

Mr. HUSKISSON, in consequence of the unavoidable absence
of Mr. Charles Grant, postponed that gentleman's motion relative
to the butte trade of Ireland, which stood for today until to-
morrow%
London, England, 1826-03-09

This day is published, in one volume Unio. price ss. in Wank.
a new Edition (being the Seventh) or

DEISM REFUTED; or, Plain Reasons for being a
Christian.

By THOMAS HAR TWEET, HORNE, M.A.
4".* This edition is brought forward in consequence of numerous
and repeated applications. It is revised, corrected, and enlarged so
as to form an Analysis of the first volume of the author's " Intro-
duction to the Study of the Holy Scriptures," for the possessors of
that work ; and also a compendious yet full view of the evidences of
the Christian Revelation, fur the convenience of other readers.
Several new Notes are added ; and the whole is adapted to meet
the perpetually-varying attacks of the antagonists of the Christian
Faith.

Printed for T. Cadell, Strand, and W. Blackwood, Edinburgh.
Of whom may be had, by the same Author.
An INTRODUCTION to the CRITICAL STUDY and
KNOWLEDGE of the HOLY SCRIPTURES. Fifth Edition,
in four large volumes lito. price 8!.:1s. in boards.
London, England, 1826-03-09

This day is publhdied. in one volume, Ovo. with Portrait of
Alexander, Fac-simile of his 112nd-writing, and View of Tagan.
rog, price 15s.
A LEXANDER I. F:MPEROR OF RUSSIA ; or,
a Sketch of his Life, and of the most important Events of
his Reign.
" This work will be found extremely gratifying to popular curio•
city."—Literary Gazette, Fel). 11.
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London, England, 1826-03-09

liOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, CLOCKS, PORCELAIN/.
and }Wets, removed from Baker-street.
Ily Mr. JAMES DENEW.
At .his Auction Room, Charles-street, Berkeky4guare. THIS
and following DAY. et 12,
THE Elegant iIIit'SEHOLD FURNITURE, bril-
liant pier and chimney Otbell.oillTera, clocks, and cantle.
labra, table and bed intro, chine, plitted, waft, and various donne.
tic requisites, the peop4rey of eeoemlernan, removed from Baker.
sweet. Porturanarquart. The Furniture, which Is principally nea
within a short period. and in most excellent condition, comprises
lofty four-post bedsteads and hangings, feather beds and bedding.
mahogany wardrobes, chests of drawers. and dressing stands, mre,
wood drawing room suite of tables, cabinets' and commodes, with
chairs, sofas, arid fauteuils to enrresptind ; capital parlour. side.;
I board. anti dining tablet; set otchairs cbvered in m yea, Turkey
and Brussels carpets, &c. &c.
To be viewed till the sale, when catalogues may be bog at the
Auction Roam Chaelessitreet, Dakelry.equare.
London, England, 1826-03-09

rilH is to give Notice, that by Indenture, bearing
1. date the 27th Day ot'JANCARY, 1826. and made between
THOMAS OLDHAM, of Manchester, in the County of Lan-
caster. and of Garrasom in the County of Derby, Calico Printer,
of the first pert; SA3IEEL ASHTON, of Werneth, in the
County of Chester. Manufacturer; JOSEPH HORSEPIELD,
of Hyde. in the said County of Chester, Manufacturer; and
GEORGE ASHTON. of Manchester aforesaid, Manufacturer,
of the second part ; and the several other persisis whose names are
(hereunto subscribed and seals affixed, being respectively Creditors
or Agents, or Attornies of Creditors of the said Thomas Oldham,
of the third part ; the said Thomas Oldham bath conveyed and as-
signed all his Estate and Effects whatsoever to the said Samuel
Ashton, Joseph Benefield. and George Aslant, trustees, upon
trust for the benefit of all the Creditors of the snit( Thomas Old.
ham. and that the said Indenture was executed by the said Thomas
Oldham and George Ashton. on the 27th Dly of January, and by
the said Samuel Ashton and Joseph Hussefield on the Slat Day of
January row last past, which execution was witnessed by GEO.
FREDERIC BURY. of Manchester aforesaid, Gentleman.
11l 'lt 'V and i OSTEIL Solicitors, Manchester.
MILNE and PAR li 1", Temple.