biglam/hmd_newspapers huggingface dataset:
The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1825-02-05

!REELING.

W. s.
First five - - 32 12
Second . 33 20
Third . . 32 50
Fourth - - 33 10
Filth - - 35 32
Sixth - 38 12
Seventh . - 40 20
Eighth . 41 9
Ninth - 37 9
Tenth . 38 20

Total 6 it. 2 13
by more than two miles, but his
ugh it. lie was backed at 2to 1

DREADFUL ACCIDENT.

A most melancholy catastrophe took place in the county Fer-
managh on Saturday last. A number of persons (upwards of forty)
chiefly females, embarked at Derryhinch Point in a long cot, for
the purpose of crossing over to Devinish, where they intended to
bury the body of a young woman, which they carried with them.
Devinish is an island in Lough Erne, between two and three miles
north of Enniskillen, and containing the remains of an ancient
abbey (supposed to have been founded in the sixth century), and a
round tower. The wind was high, and the current strong, and the
boat so much crowded, that the Rev. Mr. Kelly, the parish priest,
who intended to aceompany the funeral, remonstrated on the
imprudence of crossing, under circumstances of such imminent
danger, and refused to proceed, by which his veluable life was
preserved. The party in the cot, however, were not to be dis-
suaded. They went on, and had nearly reached their destina-
tion, when a female becoming alarmed, sprang out and actually
reached the shore in safety. Another woman, equally frightened
and adventurous, but not so fortunate, leaped overboard, fell into
the water, and was seen no more. A rash to that side took
place, for the purpose, probably, of endeavouring to afford this
unhappy person assistance, but she had disappeared, and dreadful
to relate, the boat upset, and thirty-live persons lost their lives.
The corpse, of coarse, also sunk. Tim
mediately
at was no aid
at hand, but several of the bodies were soon afterwards taken up,
when the accident came to the knowledge of Doctor Maguire, the
benevolent physician, who resides in that county, and who went
to the spot without a moment's delay, and with the promptitude,
ckill, and humanity for which he has been long remarkable, tried
every means to res:ore animation. unfortunately without effect.
The occurrence has necessarily thrown a great gloom over that part
of the country.—Dsiblia Paper.
London, England, 1825-11-11

By the 4th Gee. IV. Cap. M.
ALL LOTTERIES MUST KND AT THE CLOSE OF
THESE DRAWIICOS.

HAZARD and i;C:l7soliCiiacOntiniance of public fa-
vour, on the ground of their unvaried puce*, in selling
Capitals, and particularly in the sale of Thirty Thousand Pound
Prizes with which the present Scheme abounds, for besides retaining
the approved points of' late Lotteries, it contains
Four ()rand Prizes of

_ _
.ClO,OOO t 30,000
L 30,000 130,000
Besides tuber Prize% exceeding in amount Two Hundred and
Fifty Thousand Pounds Sterling Money, to be decided all in One
Day, TUESDAY, fith Next Month.
A great variety of Numbers are on Sale at Hinged and Co.'s Old
Established Oates, Royal ilichange Gam: 211, Cornhillt and
32.1, Oxford-street, end of Regent-street. London; where they
sold in one Lottery All the Prizes of Thirty Thousand Pounds;
and In the Drawing 34st of August last, Two Prises of 23,0001. ;
in the very last Drawing, 18th October, Two Prizes of 20,00 W.,
besides other Capitals, were all Sold by Hazard and Co.
London, England, 1825-11-11

LONDON SILK ESTABLISHMENT,
294, HIGH HOLBORN.
Prices, Five and Twenty per Cent. under any Retail House in the
Kingdom.
GRAHAM and CO. Silk Manufacturers, and Agents, respect-
fully announce, having made the largest purchase of Broad Silks,
which was ever made by any one House in this Country.
The Richest Goods in the universe may be had m EVERY
SHADE.
Large Families, requiring a general supply, will save at the rate
of Twenty-five Pounds in every Hundred.
Rich doable Samnets, full three-quarters wide, are selling at
Two Shillings a-yard ; and elegant Figured Gros de Naples at
Half a Crown.
Also, the beautiful Imperial Washing 'Aventine& yard wide, at
Two Shillings. To be had no where else under Three Shillings
and sixpence.
P.S.—No Credit given on any account whatever.

THE HEALTH PRESERVER; or, PROME-
NADE CLOG for LADIES and GENTLEMEN,
Recommended by the Faculty as the best Protector to the Feet
from Damp.
This superior Intl complete Article poetesses the following ad-
vantages aver every other of the kind :
One-half the weight of all Clogs or Goloshes ; being made en-
tirely with Leather. and Cork Soler, they occasion no noise in
walking; are perfectly pliable, without any iron or metal
,joint,
and have no nail or screw of any kind about them ; they require no
me, and the least trouble in affixing to the foot, and are extremely
pleasant and easy to wear.
Manufactured and sold by the sole Inventor, W. Jackman. 347,
Oxford-street; Moline, 323, Regent-street; Walker, 38, Poul-
try, London; Bellamy, 103, St. James's-street, Brighton; Turn.
ball, Exettange, Cheltenham; Bowtell, Davey-place, Norwich:
and the Trade supplied Wholesale, at the Manufactory, Denmark
House, High-street, Bloomsbury, London.
London, England, 1825-11-11

CHOICE COLLECTION OF CABINET PICTURES,
ENGRAVINGS. AND CARVINGS IN IVORY.
By WINSTANLEY and SONS,
On the Premises, No. fa, Newman-street, THIS DAY, at H.
A Valuable COLLECTION of choice PAINTINGS,
LA consisting of about Seventy well-selected Specimens by the
following Masters of the Italian, Dutch, Flemiab, Venetian, and
English Schools, vis.:-..-
11. Carucci Bamboecio Cayp R. du Jardln
(;iorgione Procaccini Testers Paul Veronese
Dominichino Rembrandt Berghem Murillo ---
Parmegiano Van Dyka Ostade Ilolbein
Titian Rubens Breughel Sir J. Thornhill
Claude Gerard Douw Polemburg Wright of Derby
Carlo Dolce Wouvermans Ruysdael Alorland
&r. &c. &c.

The whole in good condition.
Also several fine ENGRAVINGS, IVORY CARVINGS,
and other WORKS of ART.

To be viewed, and eaJog nes had on the prendres; at the
Mart; of Mr. Brockman, No. 10, Berners-strect; and of Win-
stanley and :tons, Paternoster-row.
London, England, 1825-11-11

NORTH WALES, MERIONETHSHIRE.
VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATES,
Near the Market Town of Dolgeliy, a very beautiful and highly
romantic part of the country, containing nearly Seven Hundred
and Win) Acres of Meadow, Pastore, Arable, and Wood
Land ; with valuable and extensive Right of Common, on the
high turnpike-road from IVelchpool and Shrewsbury, to the
fashionable Watering Place, liannouth ; and an excellent Road
leading to Bata and Cortven, on the high road to Holyhead.
By Mr. ROBINS,
(Of 'Warwick House. Regent-street),
At Garraway's Coffee-houae. Change alley, Combill, London, on
THURSDAY NEXT, at 12, in One Lot,
AVery desirable FREEHOLD ESTATE, situate in
the parishes of Dolgelly and Llanfaehreth, in the county of
Merioneth ; comprising Dolgun. filain-yr Helmai, /Imre Oefel-
lied-Tyddyn.y.garee Tyddyn Maur; Ty-yn-y-elawth, an allot-
ment on Ceder Idris, and Cae-yr Defael Farms; containing up.
wards of seven hundred and twenty.sight acres of meadow. pasture,
arable, and fine thriving wood land, principal part compact, adjoin-
ing the lands of the late !Won Richards, J. Kennedy, Esq. Sir
Robert Vaughan and others. A considerable part bounded by the
river Alan Wunion, end another steam, which is stored with fish.
The situation is beautiful, and embraces prospects of the most
striking and romantic scenery. amongst which Ceder Idris forms a
prominent feature. There are very eligible sites admirably adapted
for building.
The neighbourhood is respectable, the roads are good, and the
country abounds with grouse and other game.
To be viewed by applying to Mr. Howland Owen. Dolgelly, of
whom particulars may be bad; also at the Lion Inn. Dogelly ; the
Lion Inn, Shrewsbury ; Hotel. Chester ; Hen and Chickens, Bir-
mingham; Stir and Hop Pole Inns, and of Mr. Bentley, Wor-
cester; of Messrs. Y. and d. P. Sturge, surveyors, and at the
Bush, Bristol; White Lion, Bath; at Oarraway's; and of Mr.
Robins, No. lit), Regent-street, where a plan of the estate may be
seen,
London, England, 1825-11-11

THE A &If Y.

The 'id Division of the 421 (Royal Highland) Regiment of Foot
sailed, on the 4th instant, on board the Sovereign, from Cork, for
Gibraltar.
The 2d (the queen's Royal) Regiment of Infantry has arrived
safe at Bombay.

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

TATTERSALL: S, THURSDAY, Nov. 10.

The very unfavourable state of the weather occasioned the attend-
ance of subscribers to be very limited, consequently betting was any
thing but brisk.

_
DERBY.
7 to I agst It!match 2O to I agst Tredrille
t to I apt Bolivar 20 to I agst Twatty
16 to I apt Cedric 20 to 1 apt Canvass
18 to 1 apt Zuleika 120 to I agst Advance
20 to 1 apt Thelienetal _ )20 to 1 apt Sophist

8 to 1 agit rawfi
84 to
.1 apt Hew
9 to 1 apt Moses

.
Osis.
110 to 1 agst Parasol
15 to I agst 80-peep
16 to 1 agst Elisabeth

IT Liora.
7 to 1 apt Bedismito I 18 to 1 apt Belzoni
V to 1 apt Crusader 26 to I apt Brotb. to Barefoot
London, England, 1825-11-11

the SALES BY AUCTION.
IN, The Absolute Reversion of Two Ninth Parts of 16061. 131. 4d.
the Three per Cent. Reduced Annuities.
auf- - •By Mr. ROBINS, •
(Of Warwick flow, Regent-street,'
L'aq. At Ouraway's Coiree-house, 'Change-oe,, Comilla!, on
sly. THURSDAY NEXT, at 12, in Two Lot*,
THE A LUTE REVERSION of TWO-NINTH
PA of 16,061 R. Us. 4d- Three per Cent. Reduced
•';-- Annuities, Mg in the hares of three most respectable Gen-
ne denier. as tees, to pay the luterest during the life of a Lady
f,- aged 57 years, and to divide the principal upon her decease.
nit Particulars may be had of John Morgan, Esq. Solicitor, No. 1,
It. a Great Jamp-streilitßdford-row; at Oarraway's; and of Mr.
nit- Robins, IM Reg reef.
nes,
POLICIES OF ASSURANCE IN THE
EQUITABLE, ROYAL EXCHANGE. SUN, WEST-
MINSTER, AND ATLAS ASSURANCE OFFICES.
and By Mr. ROBINS,
(Of Warwick House, Regent-street.)
10,11 At Garrerway's Calike-house,Change-alley,'Cornhill, on THURS.
in- DAY NEXT, at 12, in LOttl,
. A POLICY in the EQUITABLE OFFICE, for
""ir Li Five Thousand Pounds, the additions to which are very
considerable.
elix A POLICY in the ROYAL EXCHANGE for the sum of
Five Thousand Pounds.
IL A POLICY in the WESTMINSTER OFFICE for Five
RI, Thousand Pounds.
A POLICY in the SUN for' Two Thousand Five Hundred
with Pounds.
A POLICY in the ATLAS for One Thousand Pounds, upon
7:: which additions are made.
In' .. •whipi• on the Liftd. r,,&1.4ed Sixty-air-
Particulate may be had of it tsars. Graham, Kinderley, and
it,.,, Doraville_ Solicitors, Lincoln's-Inn; at Garraway's ; and of Mr.
'
Res-
Robins, 170, Regent-street.

38
40
M
12l
211
212
237
239
489
470
471
472
473
473
477
478
479
480
London, England, 1825-11-11

cINE lIUNDRED DOZEN Best CUT WINE
V GLASSES, 10s. M. per Dozen. Depot, 75, Long-acre.
At this Establishment a variety of Goods is constantly on Sale,
worthy the attention of Merchants, persons furnishing houses, ts..
vern-keepers, &c.
A large Stock of haraliornely Cut DECANTERS, TUM-
BLERS, WINE GLASSES, SALTS, &c.
Likewise the whole STOCK of a CUTLER (Bankrupt), con-
sisting of superior table knives and forks of various descriptions, at
considerable sacrifice in prices, and worthy attention ; wtth some
elegant paper and other tea trays, lire irons, fenders, metal tea poss,
brass candlcatieb, snuffers, trays, &c.; and some superior plated
articles In candlesticks, liquor and fruit frames, and other useful
articles.

Mark, Agency foe Forfeited Property and Bankrupts' Effects,
75, Long-acre.
London, England, 1825-11-11

LONDON, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1825.

EAST INDIA SHIPPING.

BENGAL, JUNE 12.—The Sir Francis WNaughten, Pearson,
Is prenaring to sail for Penang, Singapore, and Batavia.
The Stanmore, Ellis, for Chios, had put back to Diamond bar.
boor,

Sun' srmgEw wren.—The Catherine Stewart Forbes, Chap.
man, from London to New South Wales, on the 10th September,
in lat. 10. 12. S. long. 31. 40. W. • •
ARRIVAL AT GIRRALTAR.—The Fame, Guzenas. from the
Mauritius, on the 17th October, in 119 days, with a cargo of sugar,
coffee, kc. bound to Marseilles.
l'asi.engers per the Timandra, recently arrived from Calcutta.—
Lieut. R. W. Halted, Mr. H. M. Court, and three invalids from
theillauritius.

ARRIVALS AT MADRAS.—IIIs Malt-sty.' Ship Tee, Maine,
from Rangoon the 9th of May; the Samdang, Reid, from
Rangoon the 10th of May; Atlas. Hine, from London the
3d June, in 86 days; the Lady Campbell, Irviim, from Lonuon
land the Cape, the 7th of June.
SAILED FROM MADRAS—The David Clark, Falconer, for
Rangoon, the 29th May.
SAILINGS FROM BOMRAT.—The Cornwallis, Hardie, for
China, the sth of June ; the James Scott, Thomas, fm China, the
14th of June; and Mr. W. Jardine went passenger in her.
ARRIVALS AT BENGAL—The Grenada, Anderson, from Ma-
dras the 4M of June; the (nod Success' Poynit, from China, the
sth of June ; the Minerva, Lihon, from Otaheite and Malacca. the
6th of June ; the Bombay, Parker, from Rangoon, the ratli of June;
Capt. W. liornblow, passenger front Rangoon, by her.
The sir Company's ships were lying at Saugar the 21st of June.
The Lord Castlereagh, and the Lowjee Family, were at Saugar,
bound to China.
The lion. Company's ships General Tt-yd, Nairnet and Ilythe,
Wilson, were to mill from Bengal (with the two native regiments
for Penang) the 9th of July, on their passage to China.
ARRIVAL AT BENCOOLEN.—The Repulse, Paterson, from
London the 3d of Jane, and war to rail for Singapore and Penang
on the sth of July, with Company's stores, &c.
London, England, 1825-11-11

ABUSES OF COURT.

On Tuesday last nine cases were successively called on and
struck DC the list on account of Counsel not being in attendance.
Tks Court was in coneenuenee obliged to break spat we early hour,
ea taws was no businem to go on with.
Tale .morning Mr. lize-ati made an application to the Vice.
tlatecellor to have the cave of Hillbanky a. Cocks, which had been
Mrtillit of with the other, restored to the list. The ressoo for hie

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London, England, 1825-08-02

iter,

P.t•ssg,y will he :nought nearly to a certainty in point of time.
winch, compared to sailing, will be abridged hilly one-third. Pas-
sdngers %ill have a ..twice either of continuous Steam Navigation,
0.: a Passage by Mails, on the shortest lines, to the ultimate
ihr!it of etubsrkation.

Experience proves that the number of travellers is increased by
Inc increased facility of conveyance; upon whichiprincinle, tom.
:Amu with the fact that tht English capital already embarked, au
vell in South Mimics as in C..natis and other parts of the Conti-
nent of Accent:ll,u enormous, there can be no doubt that t:te num-
tier of Pass=gers and the quantity of Freight will be also con-
,sudy ineresaing.
'nu* Cotapsnl will also aTord the most rerilar and advantageous
-new for the Transport of Troops and t lovernment Stores.
Constant Freights will arise upon the Thames and Valenti' hoe,
I ail the conveyance of the produce of the moat fertile district of
Ireland, now almost excluded by the delay of Sailing Naviga-
too, and the return of British manufactured goods direct from the
Zhantes.

Situates bare been formed, on actual tenders, for the whole
"It-lit, including apenes of Navigation, Fuel, &c. The returns
.'e calculated Ulm the establishcil rates of Freight and moderate
vas for Passengers. Upon such computations. the Undertsk-
ait Arra Dam and steady Profit for the use of Capital, and the
2..• le tune will be vested in solid insurable property.
Thuelltreclihss been submittal to his Majesty's Government,
101 the Act of Parliament for forming and regulating this Corn.
Way has received the Royal Assent ; by which (among other pro-
nabs) the liaponsibility of the proprietors Is limited to the
Amount of the Shama held by them respectively.
At the Directors have taken measures for putting the L'ndertak.
tat in early operation, it is required that a Deposit of int per Share
be Pahl to the 'Luken of the Company. Messrs. Whitmore, Wells,
in! Whitmore; or Messrs. Raikes and Co. to the au.
co Iv ot the Directors.
Ic notice will be given of the Destination of the Vessels ai-
r's IF possessed by the Company, ltatts of Freight and Passage.
Time -a Sailing, &e.
AU Co nmunicatione to be addresard to the Directors, to theatre
the Sqlicitor, G. Gregory, Esq. 12, Sise.lane, until the Com.
e2sr's House Is in readiness.

KENT, WITHIN EIGHT MILES OF LONDON.
TO be LET, or the LEASE to be SOLD of, a capital
the crd substantial MANSION, in condete crier, and fit for
immediate reception of a Family of Distinction, and equal to
-he accommodation of a numerous establishment, with a capital
ino(!ett Grecn.houses, &e. and Sixteen ACM of excellent Meadow
!Ana

Aiann Establishment and Land adjoining, may be had
At,: fur.

th viewed bl tickets only, to be bad ct Mr. Nun.* 19, area
Jaltes.strcet, Brliord-row ; or of Mr. Moho'', Surveyor, Lewis-
141a, Katt. of whom further particular, may be known.
London, England, 1825-08-02

Boiler

GUI1,1)F0
%Vilest pet 1. 141 Os to 181 154
Old ditto - 01 Os to 0/ Os
Osts per qr. 1! Os to 11 14.
Old ditto . 01 Os to 01 Os

:TFOI

Wheat, per load of
five bushels -40 s to 48a
New - - —s to —a
Barley, per v. , -34 a to 40s

PRICE OF FLOUR.
Town Made, per sack 60s to 6ISs Norfolk and Stockton 45s to ns
seconds 53- 6 to 60s Bran, per or. Its to 9t
Essex and Su&olk, on Pollard, Ma • leo to 19:
• board ship - Ns to SS•

PRICE OF BREAD.
The highest price of Bread in the Metropolis is 104 d. fur t;
41b. Loaf. There are Bakers who sell from id. to 24d. below tint
rate.

SSIITHFIELD, MONDAY, AUG. I.
There is a great number of beasts on the stones this trornir,:.
evidently caused by the scareity of food and water, a very ire t
part of them not being at all fit for the butcher. The best sms
' 'cots and Runts fully support the terms of last week, but e%2!>
thing else remains heavy ; very tine short hems from Lincol:,
being even rejected by the butchers, in consequence of their WI
and heat of the weather. The sale of Mutton was tolerably brisk,
ss. being given for the best small wethers. Lamb and Veal hi‘se
both dropped 2d. per stone since this day week, being here in gn..
plenty.
Beet . 4s Oil to Ss Od Veal - 5s Od to 5s f.l
Mutton . 4s Ott to 5s Od I Pork . 4s Od to 6s
Lamb Sc Od to 5s 101
HEAD OF CATTLE THIS DAY:
Beasts, 2,537 I Sheep, 21,360 I Cakes, 314 I Pigs, 90
HAY-MARKET.
Hay (Old) . 41 104 Od to 51 Os Od
Inferior . 31 5s Od to 41 Os 6d
Clover • . Si Os Od to Cl Itle bd
Ditto (Inferior) . 41 Os Od to 41 lbe Od
Straw - . 11 181 Od to 21 Sc Od

NENVGATE AND LEADENHALL—(By the I
CarcasT—
Meet . 3s 4d to 4s 4d Veal - 3s 4d to ls
utton . 33 4d to 4s 4d Pork • 3s ILI to 5s lid
Lamb 4s Od to 53

PRICE OF POTATOES, At:(:. I.
New Potatoes, Were . 01 5s Od to 01 6s Od per Cwt.
Middlings - - 01 8s Od to 01 3s 6d diets

PRICES OF RA
T. JAMES.S.
Hay - bOs Od to 95s Yd
I Ditto (New) GO+ 041 to 100 s Od
Clover - 11r's Od to 110 s Od
Straw -30 s Od to bls 04

PRICE OF
POCKETS.

' ALI
Hay
Ink-rior . —I Od to —a Od
Clover . 80a Od to 115 e Oil
Straw . 4' aOd o 81t OJ

per Cwt.

141 14, So 171 108
111 Os t 0.16/ Os
_ 14/ ltts to 16/ 16s
Farnham, fine 10/ Os to 201

Kent
Sussex
Essex

Leo. 1.
BICS.

Kent . 14/ Os to 161 Os
Sussex . Os to 151 Os
Essex . 131 10s to 151 104
t---Seeonds 161 Os to 131 Us
London, England, 1825-08-02

TNB AkMl:

A detachment belonging to the 7th Dragoon Guards
marched, yesterday morning, from Westminster for Bristol,
on route to Ireland.
Detachments belonging to the 14th, 43d, and 65th Re-
giments of Infantry, marched, yesterday morning, from
Westminster for Plymouth.
A detachment of the Ist Ilfgiment of Dragoon Guards!
marched, on Saturday last, from Westminster for Canter-
bury,
A detachment belonging to the 4th Regiment of Light
Dragoons, marched, on Saturday last, from Westminster
for Maidstone.
Deuchments belonging to the 44th, 45th, 53d, 57th,
59th and B'M Regiments of Foot, marched, on Saturday
Ilast, from Westminster, for Chatham.

. _ .
Yesterday his Excellency Count Ludolf, En
ordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary of this A
King of Naples, jointly with Mr. N. 31. Roth
accompanied by Mr. Charles Crean, Notary l
celled and deposited in the Bank of England the amount
of 13,t400/. in special bonds of the said loan, being the se.
coed half of the sum fixed for the redemption in tits year
including the saving of Herest on the stnount de-
posited Ist Debt nary last.

Extra-
sty the
London, England, 1825-08-02

IaRrETS.
CORN EXCHANGE, Sloxwaw, Aullets2 1.
Since this day week the supply of Grata in 'general has beta
moderate, but this moaning theta was a good show of land carriage
samples Rom ~it, Essex, and Suffolk. The weather still con-
tinuing so tine for the harvest, causes the Wheat us& to be ex-
ceeding dull, and this morning tine samples barely supported tto-
currency of last Monday, whilst the interior granary samples wets
offered an vain, and even lower prices would have been accepted.
11 few steeples of new Wheat were at market, the quality of wide:
was fine, for which per quarter was asked and obtained. We
have to note so advance. of Is. to 2s. per quarter in the price 0:
Barley, since our last ; this is principally occasioned by the idea
that the Ports for this article will not open this month ; as high ad
17a. per quarter was paid for a fine parcel. 'We had an increased
demand for Ostt to-day, and prices must be stated Is. per quartet
dearer. White Pease Is. to 23. per quarter dearer and Beans fail
4s. per quarter dearer. Rapese&l was It. per last dearer, and
seed ready sale at last week's currency.
wit EAT. DLit 1, r427i.
Rent and Essex (red) 60s to 663 Essex 661 to ns
Do. (white) . 60s to 72s Ditto, brown . 50, to GIN
Suflblk (red) 603 to 66s Suffolk & Norfolk 661 to 72s
Ditto (white) . 60s to 70s Ditto, brown - 6th to 60s
Norfolk and Lincoln- BRANI.
shire (red) 501; to f English .
Irish bOs to Foreign

24s to ?As
24s to tis

511 s
Itrx -32 s to 36s
!WILEY.
NI shift . 40s to"dss
Grinding -36 s to 4011
OAT!.
Feed, Essex &: Kent 20s to 26s
Lincolnshire 20s to 273
Yorkshire 20s to 27s
Irish white 20s to 25s
Ditto black 22s to 27e
Poland, Lincolnshire 24s to 30s
Yorkshire -24 s to 30s
Potato, Lincolnshire 2k to 31s
Yorkshire 26s to 31s
Scotch -27 s to 324
Irish -22 s to 2711
BEAN,. •
Ticks, new -42 s to 50s
Ditto, old - —s to
Pigeon 44s to 541
Ditto, old - —s to —s
rEnsE.
Hog sBs to 40s
Maple - -41 s to as
White Bits to 424
48s to Us

LINSEED.
English • 42s to 4te
Foreign -35 s to Skt
TIE lIIPSE
English (per qr.) 40s to 421
Foreign - Os to 42.
TARES.
English (per qr.) 241 to S4s,
Ditto, new - —s to —4
Foreign . 24s to 321
Ditto, taw • - —it to —a
SEEDS.
.Rapeseed (per last) 241 to 26:
pustardseed(brown)
per bushel 1411 to 13i
Ditto, white - 91 to ill
Clover, red (per ew.t.) 601 to 70:
Ditto, white - 461 to 65.
Trefoil 201 to 26:
Coriander . 01 to lei
Conaway 341 to 361
OIL CASES.
Rapeseed (per ton) 6/ to 6,4
Linseed (ditto) .4.1 to t.

tD, JULY 30.
Rye - 01 Os to Of Os
Barley . 11 18e to 21 ,
Beans - 21 41 to 21 10. A
(hey Peue 21 2s to 21 t*

t 1), JULY
Beans, per
Peas .

24s to 30.!
24s to 2:11
—$ to --s
—3 to —$

Rye
Tares .
London, England, 1825-11-18

DREADFUL FIRE AT MIRAMICHL

In addition to the melancholy and appalling particulars
already given, we subjoin the following extracts, which,
although already substantially before the public, will be
read with great interest :-
1 " CuAritAm, OCT. 10, 1825.
"We have in Chatham not less than four hundred
bouseless beings, and it is supposed there is not leas than
1 six hundred at Nelson, besides those who are at Tabishan-
-1 tack and those who remain among the ruins of their
dwellings at Nappan. We are in want of both food and
clothing ; and, to add to the distress we are in hourly ex-
pectation of some desperate wretches beginning to plunder
the stores that are yet standing.
" The lives that are lost, it is, as yet, impossible to
ascertain ; there are numbers already found who yet re-
main unburied. The wild beasts from the woods are seen
dead upon the shore, and thousands of fish are floating
about. Many people were compelled to fly into the water
to escape the flames, and perished in the attempt. This
description, which is far from being overcharged, wall, I
hope, induce the inhabitants of St. John to subscribe for
our immediate relief. There are not less, in the whole,
than 1,500 persons in want of shelter, food, and clothing.
The fire has run over an extent of 100 miles in length and
40 in breadth."
EXTRACT OF ANOTHER LETTER FROM THE SETTLEMENT
London, England, 1825-11-18

ROY.kI STANNARY and BRITISH MlbiING
ASSOCIAION.
Notice hereby given, that in consequence of the Public Meet-
ing of the Proprietors of this Undertaking, held at the Freemasons'
Tavern, Great Queen-street, on the 10th instant, the time for por-
ing the CALL of TWO POUNDS I'ER SHARE, which TA I
directed to be paid on or before the 7th instant, into the hands txr
Sir John Peering, Bart. and Co. Cornhill, or of Messrs. Martin,
Stone, and Stone, Lombard-street, the Bankers of the Company, is
now extended to the 19th instant.
The ANONYMOUS ADVERTISEMENT for a Public
Meeting on Tundiu next, is entirely WITHOUT the KNOW-
LEDGE or SANCTION of the DIRECTORS, and they beg
to state distinctly to the Proprietors, that all Shares that ate not
paid up by the day appointed, will be absolutely forfeited.
Order of the Board,
L. GODDARD, jun. Secretary.
7, Angel-court, Nov. 17, 1825.
London, England, 1825-11-18

EAST INDIA BThrPPING.

•
Thr
Frances. Wilkins, from Sumatra 14th June, from the
%Iduri:iu.. 18th July, and St. Helcha 3d September, arrived at
Gitnalzar 284 October.

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

CUSTOM-HOUSE, loco. 16.
SHIPS ENTYIED /NW ARDS.—TII4SiS4 VAR Dyke, front
New York; Harrier, Brown, from Hamburgh ; Haabet, Wal-
-Ide; from Frederlckstadt ; Mary, Wardle, from Miramichi ; Twee
Jonker Vreucn, Vander Zee, from Worcum ; Jacobus, Bear,
from Christiania: Bce, Nichols; from Hamburgh ; Commerce.
Golder. and 31trgaret,'Hart, from Rotterdam; Laburnum, Tate,
from Virginia. Elizabeth, Sedman; Ann, Frasert and Glo,
Burn, front Archangel; &teem, Stephenson. front Memo;
Prince Belicht, Itichar6s,trom Archangel ; Eat! Bathurst, Pound,
front Rotterdam • Skelton, Carlill, and Aimable Ellsa, Grandin,
from Antwerp; bosmopolite, Sterry, from Hamburgh ; Abberton,
Percival. from Bombay and St. Helena; Fs&ry, Welburne, front
Archangel; Violet, Charrosin, and Atalanta, Byrne, from Her.
lingen ; Pctruz, Amblorosen, from Hafslund; Christopher, Knight,
front Quebec.
ENTERED OUTWARDS.—The London, Burrows, for Deme.
Tara; Thames, Warming, for Bermuda; Edward, Germain, jun.
for Sims Leone; Providence, Brown, for .Hamburgh ; Alber.
tins, Hurl winkel, for Amsterdam ; for Smytni ;
Edinburgh, Box, from India and China; Viscount Exmouth
Hill, for 'Valparaiso and Lima. ,
CLEARED OUTWARDS FINALLY AT GRAVESEND.—The
Leander, Francklin, for St. Lucia; Luna, Knox, for the Cape of
Good Hope; Robert and Sarah, Grecnwell, for Hamburgh ;
Hercules, Schipman, for Antwerp; Albion, Proctor, fur Van Die-
men's Land.

CLEARING OuTwanns.--The Smyrna Packet, Bale, for
Smyrna; Symmetry, Moore, for Genoa and Leghorn ; Fortitude.
Stewart, for Calais; Robert, Bathgate, for Montserrat; X L,
Cobb, for Hamburgh ; Craig Elachie, Oliphant, for Rotterdam
and Amsterdam; Nelms, Hutchinson, for Bremen.
CLEARED OUTWARDS TO IRELAND.—The Maria, Morris,
and Eclipse, Godfrey, tor Dublin.
London, England, 1825-11-18

EYTON.—On Sale, FOUR PRIZES of £30,000,
6th DECEMBER.—AII in ne Day, Four rizes of
30.0001, and FOURTEEN OT HER O
CAP ITA LS—NoP Blanks.
Tickets and Shares for the above Grand Lottery arc on Sale at
EYTON'S Lucky Office, 2, Cornhill,
Who sold No. 8.185, £2o,loo—No. 25, £s2s—No. 6, £6l4
and No. 10,093, .C2l3—in the late Lotteries.
All Business in the British and Foreign Securities, Fire, Bridge,
Gas, Canal, and :Mine Shares, bought and sold by Commission.
London, England, 1825-08-05

THE MENDICITY SOCIETY.

' We see an attack made in a Morning Paper, which ap-
pears to us extremely unjust, not upon the management,
but upon the plan of the Mendicity Society We know
nothing of the details of the Society's proceedings, or of the
officers who are active in its concerns, and upon whom some
attacks, which may or may not have been very unjust, have
been trade by other persons. But we have not the slightest
doubt that such a Society, if well managed, must be of the
greatest advantage. Indiscriminate alms-giving is mis-
chievous to the community ; but the habit of indiscrimi-
nately passing by objects of apparent distress, is injurious
to the individual, and is scarcely compatible (unless there
be a strong conviction in the mind that all such misery is
either fictitious or deserved) with the existence of virtuous
feelings. For every charitably disposed person to make in-
quiry into the condition of street beggars is not possible.
%Vim is wanted then is some institution to which the
busi-
ness can be delegated, with a conviction that it will be per-
formed, and relief afforded if it be deserved. This pur-
pose the Mendicity Society professes to answer, and since
it has been established, if our observation serves us, there
has been a manifest decrease of street beggars.

FASHIONABLE 11'i'iLLIENCS.
Arrivals at Sages liotelTl=74, rest Court t kl from
Russia Colonel and Mn.a Bertrand and lei—Court
cr.:weer!!
fionliouse and suit, tot India.; t,..e ft
fa his seat urat Windsor. " Mr.
LUC'
Cal
London, England, 1825-08-05

WINDSOR, AuGusr 4.

Yes:erday Prince George and the Princess Augusta cf
Cambridge left Frogmore with several attendants for 13,4g-
shot, on a visit to the Duchess of Gloucester. In the
afternoon of the same day, the Dowager Cruntt ss oF
Harcourt left Frogmore, where her Ladyship had been Lit
a visit to the Princess Augusta fur a few days.
This day the King has a select party to dinner at Tha
Royal Lodge, to meet the Princess Augusta.
This morning, the gentlemen of Eton, with all the Off.
cera of the Town, proceeded by the band of the First Rect.
of L. re Guards went tb, it boundaries.
London, England, 1825-04-09

SZCOND RACE._

Sweepstakes of 100 eon. each, colts, list. 71b. ; and
allies, Btt. 31b. D. 31.
Duke of Orafton's b. c. Cramer, by Election 1
Duke of Portland's c. by Teesdale, out of Pledge - 2
Teesdale took the lead, and made severe running; and, when he
got within the cords, 3 to I on him, but, to the astonishment of all,
when within 40 yards of home, Cramer came up, and won in ad-
mirable style by half a length. Male rode Cramer, and Clift
Teesdale.
London, England, 1825-04-09

ivf R. SQUIBB and SON respectfully announce to the
1 Nobility and Gentry, that at the latter end of the Monti;
they shall bring to MALE, at their Great Rolm. Sftvillc-row. se-
veral extremely beautiful FLORENTINE TABLES (some of
large dimensions), composed of valuable materials, elaborately ard
tastefully disposed; a unique clock case, farmed of preciees
stones, to represent fruits anet lowers ; a magnificent armoire. ar d
several fine specimens of ancient marqnetetie de bu'al, in enunnocils
and knee-hole tables, library tables, richly-ornamented bookcase.;
and pedestals, Ladies' boudoir tables and clielfoniers, with plagats
de porcelain ; clucks of rich design, in the taste of lentil XW.
and XV.; or-nioin pier and table candelabra, supported by btonv:
figures on marble bases, three feet high ; massive or-mole bras to
eheaviinfie, inarqueterie commode,, cylinder secretaires, tables ani
jardingres ; a collection of fine antique hrtutza, specimens of Gars
oriental sea-green embossed china, with chased and gilt mountings,
particularly a pair of bottles, four feet bigh, magnificently mountod ;
Dresden and Sevres porcelain. in vases and ligurzr,. some tredne
French ornamental porcelain, &c. &e.
Saville-row, 4th April.
London, England, 1825-04-09

BETTING BEFORE STARTING.

let Race.-2;ncl3 to I on Aline.
2d Race.-2 to 1 and 6 to 2 on Cramer, and during the running
3 to I on Teesdale.
3d Race.—Before the race 6 to I Aline did not win this and the
Oaks ; the little betting on this stakes alone, 6t02 on her, and
3 to 1 against Bolero.
dth Race.—No betting.
6th Race.-3 and 4 to 1 on Rufus.
6th Race.-4 to lon Surprise.
FIRST RACE.
Sweerstakse of 200 sore. each, for fillies, 114. 61b.
Mr. Rogers's c. Aline, by Woful, out of Bizarre - - 1
Lord Exeter's Attica, by Coccus • 2
Duke of Orafton's Waltz, by Election, out of Penelope - II
Aline jumped off at starting, making all the running in most ex-
quisite style, and won the raze In a canter. Rode by Wheatley.
London, England, 1825-04-09

ELEGANT ITALIAN VILLA,

At the foot of Borrow hill,on the Road from Harrow to Stamm
and Pinner, with Pleasure Ground, Paddock, and 43 acres a
Land.

By Mr. SQUIBB and SON.
At Garraway's, as FRIDAY, the G:h of May, at 12 o'Clock, by
order of the Ezecntots of the late George llutchirsoo, Esq., in
Lots,
(lASSETTA COTTAGE, an elegant Italian Villa,
substantially built, and planned by an architect of the tints
celebrity, for the accommodation of a moderate establishment;
surrounded by a small pleasure 'mend, with a kitchen garden,
good stabling, and mut-house, convenient outbuildings, gar-
dener's cottage, and a field of ten saes of exmllent meadow lat.d
another field of eighteen acres immediately adjoining ; a large and
productive garden, partly walled, in which is a small unwire resi.
der.ce, and a detached flout of valuable meadow land of about serec

The estate may be viewed, by tickets, to be bad of Messrs. Little
and San, 31ortimer-street, Caientlish-square , and of Mr. Squibb
and Son, Saville-row :. of whom particulars limy In had fourteen
days preceding the sale: particulars also on the premises, and at
tile place of male.
London, England, 1825-04-09

EAST INDIA SHIPPING.

AIRIVALS AT MADEIRA.—The Boadicea, Bristnme, from
Portsmouth, the 4th March ; Pero, Ratter, from London, sth
March; Owen Glendower, from Portsmouth, fish March ; Guar-
dian, Sutherland, from London, lath March.
SAILING FROM 31ADEINA.—ilil Majesty's ship Owen Glen.
dower, for the Cape of Good Hope, Nth Mania.
London, England, 1825-04-09

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

CUSTOM-HOUSE, APRIL 7.
SHIPS ENTERED INWARDIL—The Hudson, Champlin, from
New York ; Petrel, Christian, from Calais • liellona, Hutchings,
from St. Michael's; Minable Eliza, Grandin, from Havre; Ha-
zard, Soily, front Gravelines ; Louisa, Guyt, from Brussels ; Earl
of Clancarty, Heath, from Rotterdam ; Hebe, Foreman, from Santa
Cruz and Fuerta Ventura; Amity, Chiloott, from Iraterford ;
Times, Clark, front ditto; New Times, Clark, from ditto ; Royal
Eagle, Allen, from ditto; Factor, Connell, from Belfast; Eclipse,
Godfrey, from Dublin.
ENTERED OFTWARDIL-.-Thil Medway, Emerson, for Berbice;
Vittoria, Thomas., for New York; Huntelif, Denby, for Vera
Cruz and Alvarado ; Woodford, Chapman, for Tenerife Madras,
and Calcutta; Wilhelmina, Jorgensen, for Tenerife; ilespatcb,
Riches, for Mogadore.
CLEARED OUTWARDS FINALLY AT GRAVEITED.--ThO
Ottawa, Douglas, for Quebec and blontreal ; Jessie, Henzie, for
St. John's, New Brunswick ; Jean, Innes, for Quebec and Mon-
treal; Minerva, Prohyn, for India; Spring, Hackman, for Batavia,
Singapore, and Prince of Wales' Island • Emporium, Croft, for
Montreal ; Rachel, Chadwick, foe Harnburgts ; Sans Repos, Pe-
tilers, for Antwerp and Brussels.
CLEARING/OUTWARD...I.—Tin Hebe, Ford, for Newfoundland ;
Amy, Bloomfield, for Leghorn; Warren Hastings, Mason. for
India ; .
Recovery, Champan for Bombay • James Dunlop, Hart,
for Shediac • Neptune, Ainslie, for the Gre;nland Fishery ; Labur-
num, Tae, for
London, England, 1825-04-09

HARRIED.

Thursday, In Berkeley-square, by the Honourable and Rey.
Edward Taylour, George Ferguson, Esq. of Pitfour, Captain In the
Royal Navy, to the Hon. Elizabeth Jane Rowley, eldest daughter
of Lord Langford.
Thursday, at Clapham, James Ebenezer, eldest son of J. E.
Sanders, Esq. Laurence Pounmey-lane, London, to Harriet, third
daughter of John Farley, Esq. of Clapham Common.
On Thursday, the 7th instant, was married by special Keene,
in the Dock-yard Chapel, Portsmouth, by the Rev. W. Short,
D.U. Francis Baring, Esq. eldest son of Sir Thomas Baring,
Bart. M.P. to Jane, youngest daughter of the Hon. Sir George
Grey, Bart. K.C.B.
On Thursday, at St. James's Church, Lady Mary Cornwallis,
to Mr. Charles Ross.

On Thur.day, at Mary-la-bonne church, Henry, eldest son of the
lion. John V. odeltouse, and grandson of Lord 'Wolcliouse, to
Anne, only daughter of 'l'. T. Gunton. Esq. of Let ton, Norfolk.
On Thursday last, at Sandon, Staffordshire. Benjamin Hard.
wick. Esq. of London, to Susanna, eldest daughter of the Rev.
0. Bonney, of Sandon Vicarage.
At Sheffield, on Monday lart, the Rev. A. Auriol Barker, of
Ballow, in this county, to Sophia, eldest daughter of Richard
Stanley, Esq. of Sheffield.
At Crewkerne, W. S. Turnley, Esq. of Lower Kennington, to
Harriet, eldest daughter of the late Bartholomew Gulley, Esq. of
Crewkerne, banker.

On Wecnesday, at St. Pancras, James Sowton, Esq. of Gray's
lon, to Anna Maria. youngest daughter of the late Rea. John
Potticary, of Blackheath.
On Saturday. the 2d instant, at Shtisperton Church, by the
Rer. William Russell. John Chapman, beg. of the Audit-office,
Somerset-place, to Miss Sarah Winch, of Shepperten, Middlesex.
On Thursday last, m Doncaster, the Rer. Benjamin Cloagh.
Wesleyan Methodist Missionary, to Margaret, second daughter of
Mr. William Morley, merchant.
On the loth inst. H. R. Creamitell, Esq. of Tulle Hill, Surrey, to
Ann, daughter of James Trice, Esq. of ICiogadown, Kent.

DIED.
On Thursday, the 7th instant, in Great Surrey-street, deeply
regretted, Sarah, the wife of Mr. R. S. Cox, of St. Paul's Church-
yard.
On the 4th instant, at Iladham Palace, Hens, Robert Jacob,
Esq. in the 73th year of his age.
On Tuesday last, Mr. Samuel florsnail, of Buds Green, near
Ongar, to Miss Sarah arid, of the same place. The amorous
swain ineki, whilst his blooming bride has just passed her teens.
On the bth inst. in Fleet-street, aged s 7, the Rev. John Pridder,
M.A. F.S.A. Minor Csnon of St. Paul's, Rector of St. George,
Botolph-lane, and Vicar of Caddington, Bedfordshire.
On Monday, very suddenly, aged CO, Mrs. Stephenson, the wife
of Captain Stephenson, of Hull.
On Monday, at Hedon, Richard Cale!. Esq.
On Wednesday last, at Loughborough, aged M, John Thorp.
Esq. banker, and one of the Deputy Lieutenants tor the county of
Leicester.
On the 2d instant, in his 87th year. Jescph Paget, Esq. of
Loughborough.
On the 2d instant, in Upper }leisure-place, Sarah, the wife o
John Jolly, Esq.
London, England, 1825-04-09

poet recovered her position for a moment, till an extraordinary
erort of the horse (who was far from being in racing condition) gave
him, In the opinion of most persons, the victory. The subject is
in dispute.

BUNTING APPOINTMENTS.

Sir Richard Puleston'a hounds meet on Monday at Knolton
Bridge, Wednesday at Marford Hill—at eleven; and Friday, at
Green Dragon—at sevrri. [This hour of meeting is a return to the
practice of hunting of the last century.l
The Somerset subscription foxhounds on Tuesday at Rawling's
Cross, and Friday at Slowly Wood.

The Brest cocking match at Melton for one hundrsd pounds a
battle. and one thoitvand six hundred pounds the main, was de-
cided in favour of ti Wirer (feeder), who beat his opponent, Weight-
man, by one main. Thirty-four mains were fought, and tour bye;
the bys were equal.
London, England, 1825-04-09

I,IOR Twenty Years have Messrs. GOSS and Co. been
I: successfully distinguished in the several classes of Pathology
to which they have directed their attention ; and their numberless
patients absolved from pain and woe would in common gratitude
bear testimony to their treatment, but that the restored sufferer. in
proclaiming its merits, must publish his abjured errors, and expose
himself to
" The world's loud laugh,
Which scarce the lirm philosopher can scorn."

It is the consciousness of this which emboldens the literary quack,
the patientless self dubbed physician,tbe hireling scribbling assassin
"et id genus omne," to stigmatise the excellence he dreads, and
aim at the degradation of practitioners who have been guilty of suc-
cess under the most appalling circumstances of discouragement.
Yet do Goss and Co. keep their own counsel, and, in preserving
inviolate the secret of their confiding patient, are content to " do
good by stealth, and blush to find it fame," and,despising the attacks
of "hungry" libellous pretenders, will boldly pursue their course
and invite the afflicted to partake the advantages of their system.
The youth who has enervated his frame by the strangely fascinat-
ing sin, which the poor victim of folly will too readily comprehend
without further description, may find relief from his misery, and be
kindly taught to regain his lost plate in the scale of creation. The
sufferer who, from 11310:her extreme of irdulgence, has, with un-
bashful forehead, wooed debility, may learn to renovate nature, and
repair his abused constitution. The man of pleasure, exposed to
and suffering from Laces Veneres, however aggravated by malprac-
tice of the quack, or the concealment from diffidence, may find a
certain restoration ; and finally, in cases where the delay of a con-
nubial pledge has almost extended disappointment to despair, they
offer to the married female those hopes which she can reasonably

appreciate.
Remedies can be forwarded to any pan of the world ; patients
writing for the same will please to enclose a Bank Note.
Attendance at home for consultation as usual.
(MISS and CO. M.R.C. Surgeons.
No. 11, Bouverioatreet, Fleet-street, London.

•• Just published (Seventeenth Edition). 1. THE /WAS
OF LIFE. a familiar commentary on the above Diseases. 2d.
HYGEIANA, addressed exclusively to the Female Sex. play be
had at 20, Paternoster-row ; 69, Pall-mall ; 16, Princes-street,
Soho ; 174, Fleet-attest ; 4, Catherine-street, London ; Porter, 72,
Chalon-street, Dublin ; Janes, 117, Trongais4 Glasgow ; and 61,
South-bridge-street, Edinburgh ; and of all booksellers. Price Ss.
London, England, 1825-04-09

THIRD RACE.

Sweepstakes of 200 SlNS.elJl,ll.7t.;f:Olts. Sat. 71b. ; and fillies,
rising 3 yes old, Oat. 41b. 1).31.
Mr. Rogers's Aline - - - - I
Duke of Grafton's b. e. Bolero, by Partisan - 2
Lord Exeter's br. e. emus, out of Advance - - S
After Aline won the first race she showed symptoms of lameness,
whirls caused great fluctuations in the betting amongst speculators,
haying found she broke down; however, to their great astonish-
ment, it was soon discovered that she was sound enough to win this
race.in a complete style by a bead, making fine running all the way.
She was admirably rode by Wheatley. Buckle rude Bolero, and
James Robinson the Advance colt.

FOURTH RACE.
Swerstakes of ISO son. each, fur colts ard fillies. Ab. M.
Duke of York's Petet Protcus, by Partisan, out of Sister to
Leopold - - walked over
A demur took place about this race. It was expected that Mr.
Willianason's Haphasard colt,tout of Harriet's dam, would have
started ; but it was objected to by the Duke of York end his Royal
Highness's Master of the Horse, Mr. Greville, who contended that
u Mr. W. had not paid up his arrears to the Jockey Club, he had
no claim on the race, although Mr. W. had paid up all his arrears
Into the hands of the Keeper of the .Match-book's clerk before
starting; but that such being done only before starting tads',
instnd of having been paid before eight o'clock lost night (being a
night before starting), agreeably to the rules and orders of the
Jockey Club, he had no right in the stakes. Peter Proteus was
accordingly cantered over by Goodison.
London, England, 1825-04-09

BARIIAIII DOWN RACES.

DYE-WOODS.—The quotations are entirely vomit's!.
SPlCES.—Spices are very heavy : a few inconsiderable sales of
a. 7'"

Jeseph Paget, Esq. of
----
) hereforoheM when it appeared that the seat of the de_ shooting. excursion, and deprived him of iite in a rew moments.
vision market ; the reduction of the stock of Butter is beginning to On the 2d instant, in his 87th year, • Lord Heath rec. ft. from Sir C. Cotton's Lark.
miliassej:trivail's smi Al-clothes, 'which had been staln.d. with blood, had This gun was
subsequently sold by a relative to a gendentan, who
J___ohn ly
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k ha -z: .partially washed, and also the shirt, which Mr. Orimstoue lent it to Mr. Delany, of the county of Cork, who wee possessed of —wens.--- attract the attention of the trade. Loughbomugh. i
• fo...ed hung out to dry. The wound which the deceased bad re- a pretty estate in that county. On Monday be was out on a shoot. BARHAM DOWN RACES.
PeSplp'erlCESare.—Srepopimareat v7ea haudeavy74:4a.
,!•eNw
unitmecongssidateraBbsle.
DYE.WOODS.—The quotations are entirely comical.
tisalllegthore On
Joel 2d instant, in Upper Belgrave-place, Sarah, the wife o
t owed would have produced instant death, and there was also the ing excursion, and having gat over a ditch, passed this very gun
' mark a %blow across the thighs, wresently given by it heavy stick (unluckily, as when in Mr. Laffer's hand, the caps were on)through TUESDAY.
tir wtdp, end tilmanothee on the_ left hand, received by the de. a bush, and having reached the other side, grasped the barrel. The Annual Easter Plate. other quotations are nominal, and, in the languid state of the trade, HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT LONDON BRIDGE.
• cessliveso doubt, le wayding off a blew. several witnesses imps which was then towards him, and pulled it__the lock was detained Mr. Carter's Nimrod - . - - 1 were offer made, very low prices would be accepted. Morning 36 min. Axe & I Altmann II mix. eAse 7
IIIIKTIII/e4, but their evidence could not remove the infinity in by the mould: be sailed it, in mem; which it went off, and sere Mr. Rescheroft's ch. m. . . - . 2. TALLOW and HEMP.—Tallow is very heavy; the new -----•`----------"---''"- ----'—' -^--_—*
wr4d. -164 ease was envelnped. and the Jury returned a media of open his bodfin •a very frightful manner. He was dead is a too- The mars took the lead, and kept it for the finit two mile% when quoted ne. a 371. Bd. but the latter is the purest price.—Hemp is Printed at THE BRITISH PRESS Office, by J.W. Casty . Wilful murder against some person or persons unknown." elem.—D*lMo Paper. Abe wet passed by the horse; but witlin six rods of din winning. lowee, 411. 10s. • 181, Strand, and published by R. Castwox, same place.°N-
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London, England, 1825-04-09

THE CHURCH.

CAMBRIDGE, APRIL B.—The Rev. Thomas Climes, 8.A., of
Queen's College. was on IVednesday hat elected a Fellow of that
Society, by dispensation front the King.

PREFERRED.

The Rer. Samuel Carr, 31. A., et Queen's College, Cambridge,
to the Rectory of Little Everaden, in that County, resent by the
death of the Rev. Peter Hawn ; Patrons, the I'residen and Fel-
lows of that Society.
London, England, 1825-04-09

No. 38, STRAND.

THE NEGRO BOY, OR SUPERSTITION Sr li-
DUED.
Near Portsmouth, the " Battle of Minden " the Sign,
An inn long renown 'd for good cheer and old wine,
A handsome young hostess, and excellent lodging;
An Officer lately mane over from France,
No longer in idle attendance to dance,
His occupants Monsieur most gladly disgorging.
This Officer, then, very comfort ensuring,
At " Battle of Minden " a lodging procuring,
And items of Use and of Ornament lacking;
In dress predetermin'd to shine all resplendent,
Directed, o'er all, that his sable attendant
A quantum should purchase of AVarrelis Jet Blasting.
The mild youth of Afric the mandate obey'd,
When lo! in the Boots, by the luminous shade
Of the Jet, like a mirror, his dark features glazing ;
He gaz'd in amaze, long with extacy mete.
Then laugh'd, as lsugh'd with him the Child in the Boot,
And eagerly thence to his Massa repairing ;
" 0 tune, Massa Captain," he said, " come and see
Him live in de Boot--blacky childa as me—
Mush like as my poor leteel binder him seem,
Him die—him come rack—die no mote," and his eyts
Were glisten'd by joy, when aghast with surprise.
Two " Childa " he viewed in the Boot's jetty gleam.
His 3lasu the cause of the vision explained;
And now in the youtk wee delusion rtstrain'd,
His mind Superstition no longer attacking
Enhanc'd thence, in fame, is the fine glossy hue
That dress can improve, and dark Error subdue.
Of Warren's resplendent, inimited Blacking!
This easy.shining and brilliant BLACKING, prepared by
ROBERT WARREN, 30, Strand, London; and Sold in every
Town in the Kingdom.
LIQUID, in Battles, 6d. 10d. 12d. and 18J. each.
Also, PASTE BLACKING, in Pots, 6d. 12d. and Hid. each.
A Shilling Pot of Paste is equal to Four Is. Bottles of Liquid.

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