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The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1824-04-13

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EXECUTION.

EDINSUItOIt, A►ate. B.—This morning the unfortunate man
Robert Af•Lcod, alias A!•Et/, paid the forfeit of the crime of
murder to the offended laws of the country, at the head of Libber-
ton's N'ynd. He appeared upon the platform about right o'clock,
nearly three quarters of an hour earlier than usual, habited in deep
mourning, attended by 31errs. Reid and Bremner, the Roman
Catholic priests, and went through the short and final ceremonies
of his religion with the utmost composure. After a short prayer
from the drop, the signal was given, and twenty minutes after
arrival at the scaffold he was launched into teen-my.
While in prison, we understand, this great criminal discovered
an obduracy quite appalling ; but his conscience, though seared,
was not altogether callous The admonitions of the Catholic
clergy who au...tided upon him awakened him to a sense of his
dreadful responsibility; and during the two last weeks of his
existence in this world, he manifested symptoms of contrition and
pious resignation to his ignominious fate. Yesterday afternoon he
war conveyed from the Callon-hill prison to the lock-up-house;
and on his way to that, his last abode in this state of existence, he
observed a perfect silence. When the officers were about to re-
move him, one of them suggested that he should put on his hat ;
but this being the one which the officers who brought him from
Aberdeen bad accommodated him with in spite of his own incline-
tions, he refused to wear it, and of course was brought away bare-
headed.

NOVEL CONCIETIO t'Nnea TII E ARSIS ACT.—On
Tuesday, the 30th ult., 'l'hornsa Skinner. of Newtownn3lount-
lienntily, blae,sittith, was convicted before John C. Lees, Esq., a
Maglillirate of the County of Wiekhoe, art lined a sum of 101.,
fur exacisieg the trade at a liackstaiii, in the town of Rathdrum,
he not having a license from the 3lagintrates to do so, agreeably to
the form of the Statute. This Statute is called the Amu Act, and
was passed in the 47th George 111., Sri'. 2, chap. 45, Seem. V and
10, and continued by subsequent Acts, duriag the rresentreign.
CH A VIE or Mt:not:H.—Yesterday a hawker, residing
in Malta-street, Ourbels, was taken into custody on suspicion of
having murdered his wife. The unfortunate woman was discovered
; br two of nee sons, on their return from a cotton-work to dinner,
with her throat cut from ear to ear. An rues moor, stained with
j blood, lay upon the brace.piece. A shin, drenched with blood,
van found below the bed covered with sharing.. A clean shirt
bad been pot on the rorpne. There wan a quantity of blood on'
the floor, near the chimney. The key of the house was laid on the
sole of the window, where it was usually put, in order to be
' reached through a broken pane front the outside when nobody was
. in the h 'um which was often the ease, as both parents wets en.
• gaged in hawking tinh, apples, and other articles. The deceased
was a sober well-behaved woman, and is torch regretted by her
neighbours.—throw eiromi,* of Thursday.
London, England, 1824-04-13

CORONER'S INQUEST.

Stiocarico ACClDENT.—Yesterday an inquisition was held
before Charles Jernmett, Esq. at the sign of the Welcome Rodney
to the Prince of Wake, in estminsier-bridge-road, on the buoy
of a fine youth, aged only eight years, son of Mrs. Griffiths,
_a
straw-hat manufacturer, in Bridge-mad, who was unfortunately
killed by one of the Greenwidi and Woolwich stage coaches.
Mr. John Francis Higgins, of No. 12, Mount-row, Lambeth,
surgeon, stated, that he was scot for by Mrs. Fry, a few minutes
after the accident bad happened ; it was about six o'clock in the
evening. He thunel the child in a dying state; he expiral in a few
minutes. Witness then examined the body and discovered an ex-
tensive laceration on the right side of the head, the right ear and
cheek were separated from the detachments of the bones ; the right
I cheek bone was broken, the lower jaw was broken in two places,
there was a compound fracture of the right arm, near the shoulder
joint, the lower portion of the fractured bone protruded about an
inch from the external wound ; the left collar bone was separated
from the chest, and there was also a fracture of the spine : these
' injuries were quite sufficient to cause death.
William Wright, a coach-maker, stated, that on the 7th inst. he
was standing at the door of his father's shop, in the Bridge-road,
Lambeth, when lic saw the coach go over the child, who was down
on the ground. It was one of the Woolwich and Greenwich stages.
dawn by four horses. Thee-outman was in the act of pulling up
at the moment. Witness not observing the stage before the acci-
dent happened, could not say at what tate the horses were going.
Juryman—What distance was the *owl) from the curb
Witness—About nine teen. He was going towards Woolwich.
The coach was on the wrong side of the road; it was loaded with
passengers. The coachman used every endeavour to stop the horses
as soon as possible. The deceased was instantly taken up, and
earned to the doctor's.

Two other witnesses were called, whose testimony fully corrobo-
rated the above stilteirenL

John Dean, the driver of the coach, deposed, that he was en-
deavouring to pus a cart on the road, which caused him to go on
the wrong side. At the same moment he was called I this drew his
attention, and, while turning his head round, the unfortunate acci-
dent occurred.

Several leiiers were handed to the Coroner float passengers who
were in the constant habit of going with the coachman, which de-
scribed him as a most careful driver, and steady sober man.
The Jury, after a few minutes' consultation, returned a Mani.
mous verdict of Accidental Death.
London, England, 1824-04-13

OXFORD-HOUSE.
FURNITURE MAGAZINE, 103 and 106, Strand
(a clear Saving of 2i per Cont.), for the Upholsterers and
Cabinet Makin' Society, fur the Royal Court, sad Western Part
of the Town, for Cash only; no Discount; no Abatement. This
Society has been established for nearly three years, but not made
known to the Public, on account of the many ordm given by per-
son of the first respectability (of whom reference may be had),
which has given employment to nearly 300 mechanics in the above
branches. This Society return their most sincere thanks to the
Public for the benefits and full employment they bare received
since it has been established, and beg to inform a generous Public,
that owing to their manufacturing the most modern articles of
sea-
soned materials, and by their industry and attention, they have in.
creased their stock and funds to nearly 4,0001 ; that they have en-
gaged into the Society, in addition to the above numbers, 20 more
of the same trade, of great experience, having been masters them-
selves, but owing to losses in trade have been obliged to apply to
this Society for employment.
The following area few Items of Prices :
A well manufactured Mahogany 4-feet Wardrobe, One wood, .C. s.
solid ends, warranted 9 9
A 3-feet 6 Commode Cheat of Drawers, solid ends -
Six very hest Chamber Chairs, japanned in oil . 1 4
Spanish Mahogany Trafalgar Chairs, stuffed with all horse.
lieu, gilt mouldings, at per chair - 1 6
Full-sized Mahogany 4-twit' Bedsteads, lath bottom, with
Hanging', lined, fringed. full drapery, and ornaments 14 14
Warranted Bedding, equally low.
French Bedsteads, any size 2 6
Ditto, with town print, ell-wide, lined with ditto hangings,
gilt pole 6 6
Ditto with Paillasse, Mattress, Bolster, two Pillows, three
Blankets, and a best Marseilles Quilt . . 9 0
Three-feet Pembroke Tables on castors, drawer, lock, Re. 112
Pedestal Sideboards. of all sizes - how 91. to 40 U

Tait Bedsteads, of any sae, warranted
And every other Article in the above Trade equally cheap.
All kinds of solid Furniture for Exportation; Ship Fables,
Drawers, Sofas, and Sofa Bedsteads.

carefully packed for any part of England or the Con-
tinent. No charge for package.
A. H. HART, Agent.
London, England, 1824-04-13

REWARD.

A MONO the very nutrierona Correspondents of the last
LI. week at JONATHAN WARREN'S BLACKING MA-
isIUFACTORY, he is sorry to bad paeans addressing him on the
subject of having his Name chalked on the Walls in and about the
Metropolis. He, in order to maintain that character which his
establishment has hitherto dome (that of ranking among the first
in the country), declares that he ha* never done, nor will he do,
any art, which, in his opinion, mould much lower him In the esti-
mation of an enlightened public. The nuisance occasioned by
such vile practices, induces Jonathan Warren to offer a Reward to
any person who may detect others in writing his name on any Walls.
Jonathan Warren likewise cautions the public against spurious
articles being sold under his name, and that his only Establishment
is at 30, Hungerford Stairs, Strand, where his genuine and only
original Blacking is sold wholesale ; and midi by every respect.
able Vender in the United Kingdom, in Bottles, Boxes, and Pots,
at Is. 6d., 11., and ed. each.
London, England, 1824-04-13

CONDITIONS.

The Competitors mustbeiiiiishstibierts..
Every Improvement for which any of the fist Seven Prizes shall
be claimed, must have beef/actually put in practice, and its sue-
crwful adoption be certified by one or more masters in the trade
which it concerns.

Every Competitor for these Prizes must give the fullest descrip-
tion in his power of his particular Improvement, and its advan-
tages, accompanied with a Descriptive Drawing or ModeL
All Modebi or Specimens produced in competition for any of the
Prizes hereby offered, or such selection from them as the Judges
tray think proper, shall be presented to the Museum of the Lon-
don Mechanic's Institution, and remain the property of that
Society. Such as are not so presented, to bereturned to the parties.
Competitors to transmit their Specifications, Drawings, Essays,
Models, or Specimens, with their Names and Addresses (carriage
and postage paid) on or before the 24th December, 1824,
deemed thus--

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" To the Editors of the Mechanic's Magazine,
" Care of Ahura. KNIUHT and LACEY,
" Prize Claim." " Paternoster-row, London."
Vol. I. is now ready, price &. containing nearly lee Engravings;
it is also published in Parts, price Is. each; and in weekly num-
km, price 3d.
London: Knight and Lacey, Publishers, Paternoster-row.
London, England, 1824-04-13

li I DES.

RAW

I
Best llcifers and Steers, ---
..--ffrdinary - - 2s dd to 3 64
per stone - :14 OA to 3s 2d Market Calf (each) . - ils Ild
Middlings -2s &1 to 2s 104

Ships at Market.
28 Newcastle -
12 Sunderland .
1 Scotch Coal

COAL MARKET, APRIL 12.
Ships meld. Price.
. 171 354 Od to 4k. 6d.
- V - 401 Gd to 40s. Od.
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- Os Od to Os. Od.

BIRTHS.
April 9, Mrs. Alexander Hoyden, Tt
daughter.

d•

April 4, at the Government-house, Jersey, the Lady of his Ea-
eellency Major-Gener.ll Sir Cohn lialkett, K.C.B. and (LCM. of
a daughter.

MARRIED.

On Tuesday, the full inst. rj;he British Ambassador's, at ParM
Henry, Marquis de laverges, to Charlotte, daughter of Lieutenant-
Oenend Slade, 111aunsel, Somerset.

DIED.

In September last. at Alti. igaun, in the East Indies, deeply la-
mented, Emma Louisa, wife of Lieutenant-Colonel Dyson, of the
('ornpany's Service, and third daughter of the late P.
Muntz.Esq, of Scllyw yl'orFestershire.___

On the 9th Mat:aged jh. Mr. George Webster, at his house.
Queen's-row Pimlico, late attn. Alhan's-street, Pall-malL
On 'Wednesday, the 7th inst. at his residence, Ilingham's
combe, in the county of Norfolk, in the Kid year of his age. Rich-
ard llinghsan, Esq. Colonel of the Dorsetshire regiment of militia,
a Deputy-Ideutenant of the ctmnty, etc. ba. In early life he wos
a favoured friend of his late Majesty George 111. in whose tem-
, prehcosive words it might be truly said, he was a man "of whom
no one ever spoke ill."
On the 11th inst. in the Cllth year of his age, John Farley,
Esq-
of Thornton Heath, Croydon. .

At Edinburgh, on the'•Stl inst. Andrew Fyffe, req. Fellow of the
Royal l'ollege of Surgernr. assistant to the late Or. bloom, a:'!
author of the System and C,,mpordiury of Amalutny.
On Sunday morning last, rear Hatfield, Heats, Miss Maria
Hamm, daughter of Thomas llolnws Hunter, Esq. of Mansfield-
street, Portland-place.
On Friday last, at his house in fleurietta.street, Cavendish-
'square, ,Major-Oeneral l)oveton, of the 31adras F,stablislucein,
and M.P. foe Lancaster.

111611 WAT!:R THIS DAY AT LONDON-BRIDGE
Morning, ♦4 min. atter 1. I Aftemonn, 9 min. after I.

Frinied at THE BRITISH PRESS Office, by J. W. CAILTOI,
181, Strand, and Published by R. C•3(XON, unit plass.
London, England, 1824-04-13

GENUINE SPERMACETI

FAMILIES and Country supplied with the
best and purest SPERM OIL, at 44. 6d. per Gallon. Con.
sumer, sending for Five Gallons allowed a discount of Sixpence
per Gallon. at W. LAZENBY'. Fish Sauce and Italian Ware-
house, 86, Lamb's Conduit.etreet, Foundling Hospital;
W. lAzenby, Son of Elizabeth Lazenby, Proprietress of the Ge-
nuine Harvey's Sauce, begs most respectfully to inform Families
who may honour him with their commands, he commences business
with the determination to sell every article of the very first quality,
and at low prices, for ready money.
New Swedish Cranberries, is. per gallon.
Superior Anchovy Paste, for Sandwiches, 2s. 6d. per pot.
Genoa Macaroni. Vermicelli, and Parmesan Cheese, 2.. per lb
London, England, 1824-04-13

SHIPPING INTIefa.IGENCE.

CUSTOM-HOUSE, Aram 12.
ENTERED INWARDS.
Little Sally, J. Ramon (bongrillge, broker), from Smyrna.
Favourite, Sims Illenham)), from Memel.
Dublin Packet. florin:in (Rogers), Irani Trieste.
Mirables, Rutherford Bluoch), from St. Vincent's.
Prince of Saxe Coburg, Trews/tie (Pine), from St. Michael's.
Prince of Waterloo, Page ( Orin kald), from Ostend.
famtlon, Smith I Bentley), from ('harente.
Carl, Zacharias (Benham), from Pillow.
Hoop, Dykliitot (De Die), from Rotterdam.
Marta Attila, Rua (De Bic), front Antwerp.
Telegraph, Gremlin (Simon), from Havre.
London, England, 1824-04-13

TO MECHANICS. ARTISANS. Re.

THE PROPRIETORS of the MECIIANIC'S MA-
GAZINE, desirous of evincing their gratitude for the
amain support which this Publication has received from the
Mechanics of the British empire, and from the friends of know-
leggegenerally, and of contributing still further to promote among
the Working Classes a spirit of observation and improvement,
afar bar the present year the following
PRIZES FOR COMPETITION.
To be avoided by the following gentlemen, who have undertaken
to invostigate the claims of the competitors :
Dr. Brweaicg, President of the London Mechanic's Institu.
tisn, President of the Meteorological Society, Ac. Ac. ; Dr. OLIN.
?nos °unarms', Professor of Mathematics in the Royal
Military Academy, Wordwich, one of the Secretaries to the Astro-
newisesi Satiety, /Lc. ; Jolts LIIIrOTOW, Esq. Professor of
Mechanics in the Royal Institution, Vice-President of the London
Ifeebsedes Institution, one of the Secretaries to the Astronomical
Society, Ste. Ac.
I-911. To the Journeyman or Apprentice, in each of the
following classes of Tradesmen, who shall have invented or disco.
send the most useful improvement in the Art which he practises,
An Honorary Medallion, with Ten Pounds in Money.
Carpenters and Joiners; Millwrights; Engineers (generally);
Shipwrighu ; Coach-makers and Wheelwrights; Watch-maker;
Weavers.

VIII To the Journeyman or Apprentice Cabinetmaker who
shall produce the bat Specimen of Cabinet Work, entirely made
by himself--an Honorary Medallion, with Five Pounds in Money.
Coy the second best Specimen ditto, an Honorary Medallion, with
tau Pounds in Money.
IX. To the Journeyman or Apprentice Turner, who shall pro.
since the best Speciosa of Turnery, in Wood, Ivory, Brass, or
any other metal, entively his own workmanship—an Honorary
Medallion, with Five Pounds in Monty.
Per the second best ditto, an Honorary Medalloo, and Two
Pounds in Money.
X. To the Journeyman or Apprentice Cutler, who shall produce
the best Specimen of Cutlery, entirely his own workmanship—an
honorary Medallion, and Five Pounds in Money.
For the second boo ditto, an Honorary Medallion, and Two
Pounds In Money.
XI. To the writer of the best Essay, being a Journeyman or
Apprentice, on the properties of the Lever, whether strait, angular,
bcnt—an Honorary Medallion, and Books to the value of Five
Pounds.

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X 11. To the writer of the best Essay, being a Journeyman or
Apprentice, on the Properties of the Wheel and Azle, and their
employment in Machinery, whether through the intervention of
bands, or of teeth and pinkies—an Honorary Sledallion, and Books
to the value of Five Pounds.
London, England, 1824-04-13

COUNTY COURTS BILL.

Petitions In favour of the County Courts sin were presented
from Buckman and Pembroke.
On the motion of herd ALTHORP, the Order of the flay Mr
the further consideration of the Report of the County Courts BO
was read. for the purpose of postponement.
The further consideration of the Report was postponed tiii the
sth of May.
Mr. HUME presented a petition front ttamnel Jones, an stmt.
ney of Barnard 's Inn, London, stating that he perceived k was
intended to men t cotnpensation to those °liken who bad soffereftern
the operation of the County Courts Bill. lie had entered the prolket-
sion at a considerable expense; he had lost by (he Ineolvert
Debtors' Act nearly one-half of his practice, and the half of *Kt
remained would certainly fall before the provisiota of this Mt.
Under these circumstances the petitioner prayed fee a reduotienlb
the price of his certificate, or such other relief or mospenwitiew 1!
the House might in its jetties consider him to deserve.
_TITHE COMPOSITION RILL.
Mr. GRATTAN said he had been requested by his Riga flap.
1.4
Friend the Member for Waterford, to present a 'petitien agaiiisl die
Tithe Composition BM, from the inhabitants of Kildare. e
petitioners described the measure as originating in 'indite, c
means to promote it as insidious, and the consequence* to the It-
apectable fanner most detrimenial.—Ordercd to lie on the cables'
Lord PALM ERSFON presented a petidon from the Itmeeed
rictuallets of the Isle of Wight. praying for • repeal of the deity
on Excite licences.

COMBINATION LAWS.
Mr. DUNDAS presented a petition, signed by 7,100 of the ar-
tisans of Huddersfield, against the combination laws.
Mr. HUME presented a similar petition from the manufacturers
of North&Berton.
Ordered to be referred to the COMMittte on Artisans.
Mr. Alderman WOOD presented as petition horn two
engaged
in the brick trade, pea fins far a ranoval albs:Zss
:a
"air
London, England, 1824-04-14

TO BUILDERS, CARPENTERS, Aa
`IA:IT-IRON RAIN WATER PIPES, GUTTERS,
lJ Balconies, Virandan, Cantakvera, Palimuling, and Seth
Weights; Stable Post Ramps, Cilia, Mangers, Hay Racks,
Grating., Air Bricks, and Air Traps, of all sizes; Skylights,
and Skylight Tiles, glutei or unglazed.
Cast-Iron Pump+, with Pim, etc. Machines for raising
weights, Light Ornamental Fencing for Cottages Ortik ; Sheep,
Cattle, and Os Hurdles. with every description of Article in
Wrought or Cast lion, for Buildings, ite. are constantly on Sale at
I.E ES. CI ITTA M. and H A 1.1. EN'S Repository, Winsley-street,
Ozford-street, and Cnrnwall.road, Stamford-street, Lambeth.
London, England, 1824-04-14

MONEY, ON MORTGAGE OK ANNUITY.

VIVE THOUSAND POUNDS and upwarcia,or any
JU Part, in Sums not less than Two hundred Pounds. will be
advanced on Life Interests from Marriage Settlements, Trust
Money in the Funds, Willa, Jointures, and Real Estates ; also on
Freehold, Copyhold, and Leasehold Properties, on fair, just, and
liberal Tenn*.

Apply personally, or by Letter (post-paid) to !llr. Lloyd, At-
torney at Low, No. 4, Adam-street, Adelphi.

BY HIS MAJESTY'S ROYAL LETTERS PATENT.
MARBLE CHIMNEY-PIECES—ON SALE AT N 0.4,
REOENT.STREET, PALL-MALL.
A VARIE fY of FOREIGN and BRITISH MAR-
ti ELK CIIIMNEY-PIECES, in the Newest Fashions,
unequalled In Execution and Polish, being made by Machinery.
Priem moderate, aid the Trade supplied by
UEORUE BiLOWN, Agent to do -PATENT MARBLE.
WORKINU COMPANY, No. 4, Regent street, PaU-mall,
London.
London, England, 1824-04-14

REGENT-e4TREET, 212.

1 GREGORY (from IVaterloo House), begs most re-
f..."a speetfully to subunit to the notice of the Nobility and Oen.
try his ver7 extensive and choice Assortment of BRUSSELS,
TURKEI, VENETIAN, and KIDDERMINSTER CAR-
PETS; Printed Furraturrs, Merino Damasks, and Moreens of
every description, which he assures them are of the first taste and
quality, and will be sold Twenty-fire per Cent. under the usual
prices, for reedy money.
London, England, 1824-04-14

PASIIIOIVABLE INTELLIGEATE.

The Countesa of Arran had a musical party on Monday even-
ing, at her house in Dover-street. which was attended by upwards
of fifty distinguished fashionable/. among whom were, the Duke
of Sussex, the Duke of Wellington, the Duchess of Leeds. the
Marquis of Salisbury, the Earl and Countess' of Darnley, Lady
'Nigh, the Earl and (;ountess t'atheart, the Ladies AsKinnika,„,
Sir Charles Knightley, Sir Charles and Lady Oakley, Lord Mir-
ham. Lad 11. AVilliams, Lady and Mini Hamilton, Lady C.
Mandel. Lady C. Waldegrave, Lady C. Buflgin, Sir William
Burroughs, Ban.; Lady C. Onslow, Lord Larbeyry' the lion.
Mrs. Darner, Mr. and Mr.. Felkwes, Mr. and Miss Vyner,
Mn.. Bebb, &c.
The Countess of Sandwich entertained another distinguished
party at dinner on Monday, at her house in Dover street, among
whom were, Lord Duncannan, Lord Ellerbiarovigh, Countess
Powlett, Mr. and Lady Harriet Baring, Mr. Y. Baring, Mr. and
lonly Vernon, Messrs. B. and C. lireyille, &c.
Viscountess Melville has issued cards of invitation for • rout, on
Friday, the 7th of May, at the Admirafty.
Countess Spencer has left town. for her seat, Althorp, North-1
aniperuishire, for the holidaya.
Viscount Althorp leant town this day, for hie meat, Wiseton-
hall, Bawtry, Yorkshire.
Sir Wm. and Lady Twysden arrived yesterday at the Waterloo
Hotel, Jermyn.street, front their seat, Roydon Hall, Kent.
Mrs. Yates and family arrived Ott Monday at the London Hotel,
Alhemarle.street, hum 'Brighton.
The Rev. Henry Hale arrived ittiterday at GoUld'a Hotel, ler-
inyn-sireet, from his seat in Esse:.
J. 11. Allen, Esq. has left Portland-11am, fur hit seat, South
Wales.
lady Bolton and the two Misses Ord left the Pulteney Hotel,
Albeniarle-street, yesterday, for their seat in Hants.
Arrivals at tae St. George's Hotel, Albemarle-street :—Mrs.
Malcolm, front Ireland ; Lloyd, Etq. from • tour. De-
partures t— Sir Henry. Lady and General 7tlontrefor, on a tour.
Arrivals at the British dotel, Jennyn-street :—Mr. and
Boiler, Mr. and Mrs. Butler, jun. and the three Misses Kent. from
their seat in Kent. Departure :—Sir Robert Shaw, But. M.P. for
Ireland.

LETTERS OF
JONATHAN OLDSTYLE, GENT.
SY Tilt •UTUOt or " THE BELTON POOL;' WITH I
London, England, 1824-04-14

ROASTED CORN, AT FOURPENCE PER POUND.
4L WWl' haring berg repeatedly aalualsigtal.
the envious, the jealous, the malicious, the grumblers, atter
backbiters of all sorts. tor selling his superiorly prepared Roamed
Corn at Is. per pound, and accused of having gulled the public,
and ailed his pocket from the earning* of the poor, he has at length
detelnined (although he does not wish to play the game of the old
man and his ass in the fabll to a:entnniodate the above-named

gentry, and particularly those whp esteem ('heapness the 'Dui of
perfection, with Roamed Corn at one penny per quarter ofa pound,
at his Shops in the Metropolis only, for a limited period, where bis
universally approved Roasted Corn will continue to be sold as
usual at Is. per pound.
The hest proof (if any were wanting) of the nutritious and un-
rivalled whuleson.e quality of Mr. Hunt's superiorly prepared
Roasted Corn, is this fact, that upwards of AN of the most eminent
mAical men in the metropolis, and three times that number in
the country, not only recommend it to all their patients who are
afflicted with indigestion and nervous (affability, but actually use
it regularly in their own families.
The only thing that Mr. Hunt means to say for his Fourpenny
Article, in addition to its cheapness, is, that he warrants it to be
made with gond sweet corn, and roasted in a very superior way to
that with which the public have hitherto been obliged" at six-
pence per pound.
Manuf4ctory, Broad-wall, Surrey.
London, England, 1824-04-14

BULLION.

C. 8. d.
Portugal Gold in coin 9 0 0
Forcio Gold in bars 1 17 6
New Doubloons 0 0 0
New Dollars 0 ♦ lq
Silva in bars 0 4 lit
London, England, 1824-04-14

1

INLVA.

We have received, throiTgnPrivate channel, a file of
iiernbay Papers, from which we copy the following :
We are distressed to learn that accounts have been received of
Out existence of a most distressing scarcity of grain in the line of
Hammy between Neßare and (lonian'. Gevernment have lost no
time in orderht a vessel to be tsken up for the conveyance of a
silloply of rice to Coring'. It is stated that many families in the
vicinity of It.getura had gone without food two or three days. We
much few the public aid will yet be called for.
SHIP ATl.As.—Accounts have been received In town from the
11:,ip Atlas., ',herein it is stated that there is every probability of
doe ship being waved. The greater port of her cargo has been
taken out of the forehold ; and the ship has lifted forward three
Set mit of the mud. There are a number of workmen, and coolies,
oederefl down to assist in getting hrr afloat, and it is to be hoped
that the ship will be off town in ten or twelve days. The
Atlas is supposed to be one of the finest ships bußt in the river
Amts.
BIRTHS. . .

At Dinapeve, oe the 21st Oct. the Lay of Lieutenant-Colonel
Alfred Richards, commanding 2d Bat. 22d Regiment, N. I. of a
daughter.
On the sth Oct. the lady of Colonel Edward, Of his Majesty's
14th Foot, of a daughter.
At the Cape, the I*dy of W. T. Blair, Esq. H. C. Civil
Service, of a daughter.
London, England, 1824-04-14

ABSOLUTE REVERSION OF SIX THOUSAND
POUNDS.
By Mr. STANIi,
At Garraway's Coffee-house, Mr.
, Cornhi TO-MOR-
ROW, the 16th of April, at One o'C k, unless an acceptable
offer be previously
THE ABSOLUTE REVERSION of SIX THOU-
SAND POUNDS STEALING, payable on the death of
a body, aged shay-five years, secured en brutes of at leaskone
hundred thousand pounds value.
Printed particulars inay be had of Mears. Clarke. Richards, and
Miriade, 109, Chancery-lane; at Garrawayls ; and of Mr. Stan-
ley, 21, Old Bood.street.
London, England, 1824-04-14

JEWELLERY, PLATE, GOLD WATCHES, CLOCKS,&e.
By Means. MACHIN and DEBENHAM.
1 At their Rama, 26, King-street, Covent-gardas, TO-MORROW,
at II o'Clock _ __

TWO Brilliant Diamond Necklarea, Top and Drop
Ear-rings, Crosses, Rings, and Pins; Pearl Amethyst Suits;
Rows of Pearl; Pearl Ornaments; field Snuff foxes, and an
extensive amortment of elegant Jewellery ; Gold Watches, Table
Clocks; Three Thousand Ounces of Modem Plate, in chased
Tea and Coffee Pots, Milk Ewers, Kettle', Bread Baskets, Table
and Chamber Candlesticks, Cruet Frames, Cups, Tankards,
Dishes, Waiters, Salts, King's Pattern and Plain :*poons, Forks,
and numerous other Articles. The whole of which will be sold
without reserve.

May be viewed till the day of Sale, and Catalogues had at the
Rooms as above.
London, England, 1824-04-14

BOXING.

THE FIGHTS APPOINTED TOR MOLEITHESST..—II was
a sufficient attraction for a strong muster that Dick Curtis, the pet
of the fancy, was to fight with the acknowledged brave man Ayr*,
and that Cooper, the gipsy, was to contend with Reid, a km*
man. Yesterday the reed was full of fishwife*, at an early bear
in the morning, with vehicles mounted upon any thing a pair
wheel. would carry. At eleven o'clock, Ilempton being fob, It
was given out that the efeeldense would be at Sh Range,
five miles further from London, se it was Bunion sek, and *
fighting could not take place when it was church day every
day. The Conmisaary and his Deputy demoted fee the
Range, followed by hundreds of all sorts. Shortly after, Bishop
and Smith, from llow-street, arrived, and made their 031 a.
mission known, that their orders were to prevent fighting, End is
follow the observance of the peace into any other county, at any
expense. There were also other officers ft the Surrey side of the
water. The officers were Introduced to the backers of Curtis and
Cooper, then in the town, and also to the men, sod the alias*
obedience to this mandate was paid by their soon after leaving he
London. Reid had gone on to the flange, where the ring was
formed, and, as before observed, wee surrounded by but.dredsorbore
limemrs received the unwelcome news very unpleasantly. At one
o'clock Hampton was filled ; others of the better order wire pour-,
ing in, and everything remained quiet. The next thing was figh*,,
rump-steaks, and hollow, until the butchers' shops were emptiedt
and the arrivals from the Range, with groggy and beaten wads.
afforded much merriment to those in good quarters. Defeo
saw must home, and Sir Oliver assisted those who were not too
fast; and thus things remain. The Adjutant-General, end wow
better company than has been lately seen on the rood to •
were among the disappointed.
London, England, 1824-04-14

IMPROVED ESSENCE OF OOROONA ANCHOVIES.
WILLIAM LAZENBY (Son of Elisabeth Lazenby,
Proprietress of the (enuine Harvey's Sauce), havin
opened an OIL and ITALIAN WAREHOUSE. No. Ml,g
Lamb's Conduit-street, Foundling Hospital, begs Imre moot re_
spectflally to submit to the Admirers of Asmies, as a Fish
Aimee, his IMPROVED ESSENCE, which, after some years of
assiduous attention to the promotion, he flatters himself he has
brought to melt a state of perfection as to variant him confidently
m amen. on trial, will be fmtad super* toasty ever coffered to
I the Public.
London, England, 1824-04-14

REAL TURKEY CARPETS.

IpHE Nobility, Gentry, and others, are most respect-
._ fully informed, that several BALES of very superior qua-
lity and colours, are just imported, and will be sold It very reduced
pnees, from Eight Ouineas and upwards, warranted free of
damage.
Several thousand yards of the best BRUSSELS CARPET-
ING, newest patterns, at fo. per yard ; short lengths and single
pieces 4c. Gd. ; all ()the; f larpet ing, Druggets, kc. equally cheap.
The best painted FIAWR CWTILS 25 per cent under the
Manufacturers Prices.

Whitehall Car pet Warehouse, 31, ('haring.aoaa.
London, England, 1824-04-14

PA RLIAMENTA RY INTELLIGENCE.

HOUSE OF LORDS, TUESDAY, APRIL 13.

MESSAGE FRC"' THE COM NION.

Mt. Dresden, and Pe Ternl other Members from the Common,
brought up the Alien Bill, the Irish Bcc-Ads Bill, the Burials in
Ireland Bill, with the amendment% agreed to; the Irish Proctors
Costs Bill, sad several private Bills, all of which were read a first
dote.
London, England, 1824-04-14

catending, as long as possible; the baseit of those bottnties to the
Irish fisheries:
After some remarks from Mr. D. GILBERT and Mr. BRIGHT,
a series of resolutions, beginning with the allow..nee of Is. fid.
bounty per cwt. on cod cured in our fisheries. were agreed to ; and
the report was ordered to he received to.nairrow.
GLASS DUTIES.

The Report of the Committee on the Glenn Dutica, continuing
the Act of the Geors7,tlj4.w.ti.S.royght up, and read.

SWEET WINER

The Report of the Committee of the whnle House of the Duties
nn sweet wines was then read, and Bills were ordered in pursuance
of those mime.
S.IV !NO RANKS.

The Committee oa the Saving Banks Act was fixed far the 4th
of May.
SCOTCH JURIES.

Mr. KENNEDY moved the re-committal of the Scotch Juries'
Bill.—Agreed to.
In the Committee some amendments were agreed to; the House
resumed, and the report was ordered to he received on Wednesday.
AIARIIIAGE ACT AMENDMENT BILL.

Pr. INSIIINGTON moved the second reading of the Mar-
riage Act Amendment Bill= which watt agreed to. The Bill was
mad and ordered to be committed on Wednesday.
VACIRA NT ACT.

The Ilnuse went into a Committee on the Vagrant Act. The
Report was ordered to be receivtd on Thursday, the tith of May.
'I he New Street Bill was ordered to be committed on Wednes-
day, the bth of Mayo
INSOLVENT DEBTORS.

The Insolvent Debtors' Bill, was read a third time and passed.
The other Or.lers of the Day were then thsposed of, arid the
House adjourned at HaLr-PAIIT NINE.

NOTICES OF OF MOTIONS THIS DAY.

31r. Hume—Particulars of the Expenditure of 1,000,0001. under
the New Churches AVA.
Mr. Hume—Trcaties existing between the Last India Company
and the Chiefs of Sumatra.
Mr. Huakisson—To amend the lem of Principal and Factor.
Mr. loushinnum—ltill to repeal the aeye.al Acu. imposing lines
for damages arising in flaying of Hides and skins. •
ORDERS OF THE DAY.
Ways and Means—Committee.
Supply—Committee.
London, England, 1824-06-26

THE Nest of Kin (if any) of JOSEPH DUNCAN,
1 late Carpenter of the Merchant Ship George, deceased, by
applying to Ur. Atkins, N 0.153, New Gravel-lane, Ratcliffe-114h-
way, nay hear of sornethlog to thdr advantage.
London, England, 1824-06-26

LAWTON'S PATENT REVOLVING LOCH.
T-OHN LAWTON, late of King-street, Snow-hill,
eto inform the Nob/fry, pastry, and the PuUtc, that he
bas REMOVED to 711. FLAILT-11TREET, where he continues
to manufacture his PATENT WOKS. so strongly recommended
by the Police for their security against Picks or Valve Keys as
also his Anti-Peculator, with which, by the assistsme of a Key
weighing only a few grand, envy door In a Building may ho of-
formally seared against intirodon.
Iron Chips; eases, Cask-Roars, /cr. kept ready Staid up, and
nags as onion,-

IMPROVED PORTABLE BATH. with complete
APPARATUS fax HEATING, price Five to Seven
Guises&

A valuable Article in a Family at all times, but in cases of Sick-
ness highly important, as it may he brought to the chamber of the
invalid, and heated at the bed side, if necessary. %Varna Baths
elegantly fitted up, with improves! Boilers for heating. Improved
Shower Baths; Steam Vapour and Sulphureous Fumigating Baths,
Children's Baths of all vases, Knee Baths, Feet Baths, Hip Baths,
and Baths of every description.
At BENHAM'S STOVE, GRATE, and BATH MANI:-
FACTORY, 1, Edward. street, Portman-square.
London, England, 1824-06-26

To Sail the latter end of July,
FOR CALCUTTA Direct, the First Class Teak Ship
PIHACITAS, Burthen 4!O Tons, PETER CAMPBELL,
Commander, lying in the "East India Dock, BlackwalL Has su-
perior Accommodation for Passengers, sod carries a Surgeon.
Far Freight or Passage apply to the Commands, at the
Jerusalem Conic-house ; to Messrs. Fletcher, Alexander, attd Co.
9, Devonshire-square, Dishopvgate-street. or to
JOHN S. BRINLEY,
14, !Urchin-lane. Cornhilt
London, England, 1824-06-26

Z" HE Original OXYGENATED SODA POWDERS
for MAKING SODA WATER, continue to be prepared,
and sold by the inventors and Proprietors, Messrs. U. :MAR-
SHALL and CO. Chemists, Brew.rutreet,Men-square, and is
sold in Roses, at 2s. lkl. each, aad in Bottles, at Vs. each, duty
includes!.

The Oxygenated Soda Powders having acquired a great reputa-
tion, at home and abroad, many inettictive and spurious sorts have
been imposed un the Public. The genuine will have the words,
•• Prepared by Messrs. O. 3larshall and C 0.," engraved on every
Box and Bottle.

•.• All other advertised preparations for making Soda Water
unaer the same name, are spunons..

T o be had a above :

Superior Seidlit: Ponders I Lavender Water
Cheltenham Salta in Crystals Ditto ditto Perfumed

Ditto dins in Ettioremtenee Ditto ditto Milk Fleur
Finest t'aleined 31agnesla Vegetable Extract
Pectoral Cough lhops I:sprits—V*l;ot,
Aromatic Vinegar Eau de Cologne
Lavender Vinegar Aripiebuesde %rater, eke. &e.
Medicine (Ands, of all prices, completely fitted for every ch.
awe; and

Genuine Drugs and Medicines, far Home 11134 Ezportaaim, of
he finest quality.
Prepsred also, sad sold as above, very superior FRENCH
POLISH fur all kinds of tine Wood, Furniture, de.
London, England, 1824-06-26

M. 11: SETS.

CORN EXCHANGE. ivirs

...... -
Our supplies this week consist of 4,111 seeks of Flom, 1.400
quarters of Wheat. 240 quarters of Barley, and 1*,380 quarters of
Owes. What little tine Wheat was at market sold readily, on terms
fully equal to Monday ; for the inferior parcels not any buyers
could be touutl.-Barley very scarce and rather dearer.-We had
hut little demand for Oats, and Monday's currency was with da-
ft:ruby obtained, particularly foe heavy wets, as the sales were
chiefly limited to teed cocti..-In Beans and Peas no variation is
Pas.
London, England, 1824-06-26

[From the New London Price Cerrad, June 251

COTTON.--The Lest India sale this forenoon went of with.
out spirit ; Bengali sold ,t, d. per lb. below the previous market cur-
misty ; the Swats at a roister reduction.
SUOA he supply of new Sugars at market has dot been
so extensive as had been anticipated ; the good and fine qualities
in consespienee met a ready sale, and fine Jamaica have fishiest
h7s. a 7111. The puhlit sale of Barbadocs Sugar on Tuesday went
of steadily at full prices. The request for low goods continues
very general, and, as few parcels offer. very high prices are realised;
the tine goods, on the contrary, still rate low. It is anticipated there
I will shortly be a better supply of goods, as the refiners are coca-
! 'fleecing so work freely. Maims are brisk, at 235. fah By pri-
' vote contract co sales of ForAgn Sugars are reported. By public
sale this forenoon, 195 chests Brazil Sugar; the whole, with she
ception of the damaged, taken in ; t.eft white, 28s. a 306.
I'OFFE E.—The public sales of ("off se this week have gore off
steadily ; the late mice' are maintained, except for Dasimles,
which early in the week obtained an advance of 2s. a 3s. pee cwt.
" but has since declined in the same proportion. There were three
public sales this forenoon ; the whole told beefily, and rather
lower, particularly the tine ordinary and middling descriptions;
' 293 bags St. Domingo were taken in--395. EA. only oll'eresl; the
market to-day appeared very beery.
TALLOW—There is not the shghttsit variation in the prices
ef ; the market continues exceedingly heavy ; yellow
, candle Tallow 345. a 34a. 3d.
I RIM, !SHANDY, and HOLLANDS--The demand far
I Rum continues inconsiderable ; there is no alteration of the prices.
Itnualy is a shade higher, owing to the accoura from rreee
being unfavourable as to the an of the vintage; fret oa
board to arrive, 2s. fah a 2.5. 7d. In Geneva there tr. bat licle
alteration.
SILK.—The sale at the India House has cloned ; Cblrat ilk,
have sold .24 to ts per cent. higher ; the Bengal. at nearly a Slatii/Z
PT'
London, England, 1824-06-26

SUPERB IRISH DOUBLE DAMASK TABLE-
CLOTtIs, 16s. Ifd. each, full three yards square, with Nap-
kins to match, at 12s. Gil. a dozen, well worth live guineas the set;
Breakfast Cloths, 111.1. etch; Diaper Napkins, fas. 6d the dotes.
with every description of superior Table Linen and fine Sheeting.,
full Twenty per teat. below the usual price of Cheap Shops; good
Russia Sheeting', the full width, requiring no seam, 2s. a yard ;
very stout ditto, full 5-4 wide, lid.; seventeen boxes of the prtmest
Linens Ireland ever produced, from 10c1. a pull to Zia. 6d., ; French
Cambric Handkerchiefs, 16e. the dozen: 000 elegant Marseilles
quilts, full three yards square, 13a. 9d. each; seven bales of IFelsh
Isnnels, and a quantity of Witney Blankets, *ith 20 per cent.
off the Miikummee ees: 400 pieces of tine ell-wide Long ('lbths,
6d. a yard ; tine untbessed ditto, Lis. the piece, 24 yards. Furni.
ture did.; tine ditto, 6d. ; good 21oreens, lid. a yard ;
an immense Stock of White and Coloured Flounced Dresses, from
6s. each to Ms.; Swiss Cambric Handkerchiefs, 6s. the doyen.
HOIX/E and IdFIVMA Net, Wholesale Linen-drapers and Ha.
berslaahers, Argyll House, Regent street, three doors from the Ar-
gyll Rooms.
No credit given or abatement made. Charities tupplied at usual.
All letters to be post-paid.
London, England, 1824-06-26

cirr RUMNESS.

A Court of Aldermen wee held yesterday. when the Acta neatly
passed for the reduction of interest on the Crml.market and Navi-
gation Bonds were taken into consideration. and the Court directed
the notices to be given conformably thereto of their intuition to pay
off the principal loonies borrowed and charged upon die duties
and tolls, created by the original Acts of Parliament.
Licences were granted to coal-undertakers.
Mr. Lewis was sworn into the office of Rridge-master.
The Court ',greed with a Report from a Committee for appoint.
ing two additional constables for the parish of St. I/anima's in tile
West.
entnmlssioners of the Court of Requests for the months of Ju!y
and August were appointed.
The Court directed the usual precepts to be issued to thc Livery
Companies for a Common Halt on Mieliaelmas-day nest, for the
election of Lord Mayor for the year ensuing.
Meson. Yates. Opey, Williamson, and Robinson, were electoi
Beadles et the Court of ltmluetste.
London, England, 1824-06-26

CALMS GRAND FETE OF SAINT PETER, AND

CALAIS

TII E Public are most ;tspecti;t47 informed, that the
Celebeation of the GRAND FX E of SAINT PETER
will be held at Cold's on SUNDAY, the 4th of July, and two
following days. This Fete is celebrated with particular niegnifi-
cence at Calais, Saint Peter being the Tutelary Saint of that
town, the whole will be ornamented, and the procession of the
Clergy and Military will be on the grandest scale. Calais Fair
will commence on the 15th July, and continue for three weeks.
The whole of the Grand Place and principal streets will be occu.
pied with booth:, containing articles of merchandise of every na-
tion. The whole Inhabitants of the country for 100 miles round
are assembled there, for the purpose of purchasing such articles as
they may want, The display or jewel/cry, china, cutlery, sad all
kinds of manufactures, will exceed cry thing to be seen at our
Fairs in England, and cannot fail of being interesting to all per-
sons connected with trade ; and the multitude of entertainment
going on highly amusing to persona travelling fur pleasure.
' The Earl of Liverpool and Lord Melville Calais Steam Packets
' will leave the Tower Stairs-on the following days, for the month
of July, and can he hired for private.parties on Tuesdays, Thurs.
days, Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays.
From Loudon in July:—
Saturday, 3, at 5 o'clock in the morning.
Monday, 6, 6 o'clock in the morning.
Wednesday, 7, 7 o'clock in the morning.
Saturday, 10, 8 o'clock in the morning.
Monday, 12, 19 o'clock in the morning.
11'clInesday, 14, 11 o'clock in the morning.
Saturday, 17, 6 o'clock in the morning.
Monday, 19, 5 o'clock in the morning.
Wednesday, 21, 7 o'clock in the morning.
Saturday, 24, 8 o'clock in the morning
Monday, 2a, 10 o'clock in the morning.
Wednesday, 28, 10 o'clock in the morning.
Saturday, 31, 12 o'clock in the morning.
London, England, 1824-06-19

•
IN THE BEAUTIFUL VALE OF TOWY, BETWEEN
CARMARTHEN AND L'LANDILO,
,A delightful Residence, Plantations, and Pleasure Grounds, end
Sixty Acres of rich Land, ell Freehold.
Ily Messrs. ROBINS,
trt the Mart. on THURSDAY, July It se Twelves.
A Romantic VILLA RESIDENCE, most delightfully
placed in the
ADMIRED VALE OF TOWY,
Midway between C,aermarthers and L'Landilo; the road to Glou-
cester passes through the Estate; the Residence is very convenient,
and presents a handsome structure, environed by its pleasure
grounds and plantations, prolific kitchen garden, well stocked with
the hest fruit trees. The House is adapted to aecommodate a re-
' %litigable, moderate-aized family, and has sorrespondrant ClifiCCll of
every description. The
DOMAIN OF SIXTY ACRES
Lies exceedingly complex, and almost within a ring fence; a part
of the lands are underlet at. two guineas an acre. The whole
Estate will readily produce near 9W a year.
1 Panictilirs may be had 14 days prior to the sale, at the principal
Inns at Cheltenham; at the Auction Mart; and of Messrs. Robins.
! Covent-garden, where a Drawing of the Villa, and Plan of the
Estate may he seen.
London, England, 1824-06-19

BOOKS PUBLISHED.

In Cvo. price 35., tewed.
ISthe SYSTEM of SLAVERY SANCTIONED or
CONDEMNED be SCRIPTURE P With TWO ESSAYS
amt the STATE of the CANAAk.ITE and PHILISTINE
iItONDSMEN. under the JEWISH THEOCRACY.
London; Published by John and Arthur Arch, Cornhill.

&nod Edition, Bvo. price 9s. boards,
OBSERVATIONS on the RELIGIOUS PECULI
ARIySJOSEPSOCH Jof the lOHETY
GURNEY. Nof PRIE,NDS.
London: Published by John and Arthur Areh,Cornhill • W.
Alexander and Son, York; S. Winans, Itlofsdeb ; and A:Con-
stable and Co: Edit:1111;V
Al iitr the same Author,
LETTER to a PRI D, on the Authority, Purpose, and
Effects of CHRISTIANITY, and especially on the Doetrinee of
REDEMPTION. In 12rao. Is. GIL, and in 32m0. dd.

This day is published, price Gs. in ware,
CIPTAIN ROCK DRTECTED; or, the oKgin and
Character of the Recent Disturbances ; and the Catlin, both
and Foliticid, of the t misruling Condition of the
South and West of Ire fully and fair!' eodeldered and
ei By a MUNSTER FARMER:
rted for T. Cadell, in the Strand ; R. hlilliken, Bookseller
to then
University, &c. Dublin ; and W. Blackwood, Edlebegh.
.

BREWSTER'S PHILOSOPHICAL JOURNAL.
This day is published, No. I. with 8 Plates, prieels.
THE EDINBURGH JOURNAL OF SCIENCE, rii-
BREW Minting a View of the program or Dieconiry in Nonni
p A
hiiosorpy, Chemistry, NSTaturalEß nistmy, .&c. Cmdacted by
VID , &c
F. R.: Leaden.
See. R. S. Edin. Re._ _ _

With the asaistanee;rJa;MaciullOcii,il.l4. F.A.S. &e. fbr
Geology, Chemistry, &c. ; W. Jackson Huoker,kiLia.T.;. F.R.S.
F.L.S. and F.A.S. and Regius Protestor of in tips
University of Glasgow—flotiuty ; Rm. John mhil D.D.
F.R.S.E. and Minister of Flisk—Natural listory; Irm. aidin-
ger, EstiF.R.S.E.dtc:—Mineralogy; Robert Knox, M. .
S.C. Ed. dtc.—Zoofogy and Comparative Anatomy; Samuel
Hibbert, M.D. F.R.S.E. and Sec. to the Society of Scottish An.
tiein:ice—Antiquities and
Primed foe Wags= Blaciltiai Edinburgh.; and T. Cadell,
Strand, London.

On Saturday, May 22d, was published, No. I. price 3d. (continued
weekly), tie in Monthly Parts, price One Shilliag,
TLIE ECONOMIST, and General Adyiaer. It em-
braces, among others, the following Subjects :-..Tha Art of
House-keeping, in every branch—the best Mode of employing In-
come—Directions for Fathers in the Selection of Professions or
Trades for their Children—Analysis of the Markets—Strtetum
upon Shops and Shopping—Domestic Medical Hints—Cookery—
Carving—Pickling—lircwing—llistilling—tiouse-taking, and the
Laws between Landlords and Tenants—Gardening-Travelling—
Agriculture—Public Abuses, &c. &c. and will form an admirable
Companion to the Mechanics' Magasine.
London, England, 1824-06-19

UNPRECDENTEpJMPEWS!!!

Carlton Palace-:Theict;taciLc;tillyroti__
The King and Queen of the Sandwich Islands, and others,
whose eternal wellbeing art now most ominous, are all examined
in the First Prot, now ready, with Six curious Hieroglyphics,
ric
e Is., or N 0.1,2, 3, at 4d. each, continued Weekly, of
lIE STRAGGLING ASTROLOGER ; or, Maga-
zine of Celestial Intelligences.—By Gentlemen who have for
years been familiar with the Science ; and among whom is T. G. K.,
the Calculator of the Prediction in that popular Work, " The
Prophetic A Imanack."
It contains a variety of entirely original matter as to the influence
of the heavenly bodies in producing mundane events and most won-
derful predictions.
The avidity with which this work is purchased is without prece.
dent, particularly by the Ladies; whilst the purity, chasteness, and
elegance of the diction, and singularity of the hieroglyphics, are
the universal theme of admiration.

Paternomer-ms, London ; and may be had
of all Bookstllers and NeWlittnall.

RUPTURES EFFECTUALLY CURED AT ALL AGES.
j()SEPH EGG, sole Investor of the PATENT SELF-
-1 RESISTING} and ADJUSTING GERAI A N TRUSS. en-
tirely new, and diferent from any other in this country. solicits the
attention of the Public to the ezirsonlinary Cures of confirmed and
violent Ruptures; he can truly aver that he never failed in a single
instance to cure this complaint, where the parties have strictly at-
tended to his instructions.

In proof of these facts, J. Egg is permitted to refer to some of
the tint Professional gentlemen in London ; also to numerous
Persons of the first respectability, who have been entirely cured by
his Truss.

Persons residing in the Cmtatry, sending the circumference
of their Body just below the Hip, and stating on which side, may
depend upon being accurately fitted.
Manufactory, I, PICCADILLY, near the Haymarket.
A FEMALE attends at home on LADIES, from Ten till
Two.