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The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1825-06-28

GLOUCF.;TER LODGE,

The Residence of the Right Honourable George Canning, removing
into Town.
By Mr. SQUIBB and SON.
At Garraway's Coffee-Foust, THIS DAY. at One,
THIS distinguished MANSION is delightfully situated
between Brompton add Kensington, combining the advan-
tages of town and country rcauirnce, being only one mile from
'Hyde Park Corner. and is planned to accommodate the family of a
Nobleman or Gentleman of fortune. Suwon ided by beautiful and
extensive pleasure grounds, laid out with great judgment, and or-
namented with lawns, Baser p.irterres. end gravel walks; hot.
house and graperies, atom, with the choicest vines, in full bearing t
the attached and detached offices are numerous and well arranged.
The whole occupying about •ix acres: held for an unexpired term
of nine years and a half, at seey moderate ground rents.
To be viewed by tickets oily, to he had of Mr. Squibb and Snn,
Saville. row, of whom printed pariculars may be had 4 and at the
place of Sale.

TOWN RESIDENCE,
SEYMOUR-PLACE, PARK-LANE.
By Mr. JAMES DRNEW,
On the Premises, on THURSDAY, July 14, at 12,

ACapital TOWN RESIDENCE, desirably situate,
Na. 9, Seymour-place, Park-lane, the property of a Noble-
man : comprising entrance hall, and principal stone staircase,
spacious dinirg parlour and library, very excellent lofty drawing.
mom and ante-room, communicating by folding doors, fire beat
bed chambers, and five servants' sleeping apartments, with de-
-1 tached kitchen, and well arranged offices in the basement. The
premises are substantially erected, in very good repair, and held
for an unexpired term of 33 years, subject to a ground relit of jtl
guineas per annum.
May be viewed at any time after this day, by ticket% only, to be
had of Mr. (knew' Auctioneer, Charles-street, llerkeley-squars.
Particulars also of Messrs. Franklin,Howe, and Meptinstall,
Lincoln's Inn ; and at Gangway's.

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JULY STAKES.

EAST INDIA SHIPPING.

" The East India ComparTy77utward-hound ship Windsor sr'
rived at the Cape on the 15th of March. The Windsor and Van-
sluart elided from Table Bay fur Bombay on the 24th of March.
The Exmouth, Owen, from Bengal, has arrived in the Downs ;
she sailed from the Sand Heads the 2d of February, from the Cape
the 21st of April, and fibm St. Helena the 6th of filay.
The Susannah Ann, Robinson, and the Polly, —, from the
South Seas, has arrived in the Downs.
The Padang, Rogers, from Padang, has arrived in the Downs ;
she Railed from Padang the 222 of February, and front St. Helena
26th of April.
The Exmouth, Owen, in lat. 46, 54, N., long. 21,20, W. fell
in with a wreck of a large ship's deck, with bins and larboard
bumpkin remaining. When first seen, it appeared, from the tim-
bers sticking tip, that twenty or thirty men were on it ; for the
whole of the deck, from the main watch forward, was complete,
and formed a raft, to appearance as if a ship had been ahnn2oned
by her crew ; but on our bearing up and closing we found it what I
have above stated, and appeared to have very lately happened. I
passed about half a cables length from it : the opinion of all on
board was, the ship must have been 800 or 1,000 tons.
Slurs SPORE)/ WITH :—The Mary, David, from the Smith
Seas to London, the 7th of June, in latitude 59., longitude 32 ;
the Aurora, Munnirg, from Rotterdam to Batavia, in lat. 22 S.,
lons. 27, W.
PASSENGERS PER EXMOUTH, Captain Owen, from Bengal.
—Mrs. Tombs. Mrs. Sarjeant, Mrs. llobhouse and child, Mrs.
Watson, Sirs. Captain Watson, Lieutenant-Colonel Bell, 16th
lancers ; Lieutenant-Colonel Brooks, John Cole, Esq., John
Phipps, Esq., Bengal service, Murdoch Ill'Henzie, Esq., Jnsrph
Hurry, Esq.. John Park, Esq., A. Falconer. Esq., 0. Jacobs,
Esq., Bengal artillery. Lieutenant Baillie, his 51ajesty's 68th,
Lieutenant Stott, artillery, Lieutenant O. Baran, his Majesty's,
54th, Masters P. Stewart, Money. Jacobs, Pollock, Parish,
Twentyman, three Tombs, two Ilobhouses, and two Fitshenrys,
Miss Sinclair, Miss Watson, the three Miss Tombs, Mitts Hoven-
den, two Bliss Arrows, three female servants, four wale ditto,
nine native ditto.
London, England, 1825-06-28

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

CUSTOM-HOUSE, JUNK 5.
ENTERED Iswanns--The John Buschman, Brown, from
Grenada ; William, Aitken, from Calais ; Louisa, Burns, from
Lisbon ; ]than, Carina, from La Hare (Nova Scotia); Robert
and Mary, Way, from Dublin; and Prince Regent, Mathias, from
Waterford.
ENTERED OUTWARDS.—The Belle Alliance, Wilmar, for
Antwerp and Brussels; Swallow, 111•Kune, for Elsinore and
St. Peteraburgh ; Hyndman, Sergeant, for Demerara; London,
Gibbs, for Rotterdam ; Reliance, Nicholson, for Hamburgh ;
William and Henry, Partridge, for Grenada ; Furat Hardenbtrg,
Miller, for Settin ; and Surat Castle, Doreton, for Rio Janeiro
and Tenerife.
CLEARED OUTWARDS FINALLY AT GRAVESEND.—The
Freundschaft and Caroline, Panhcke, for Elsinore and Dantric;
Glaphyra, Morton. for Antigua; Twee Gebrueders, de Vries, for
Rotterdam ; Tre Fenner, 3ladvig, for Elsinore and Copmbsgen ;
and London, Rumbeet, for Hamburgh._
CLEARING OUTWARDS.—The Earl of Clancarty, Heath, for
Rotten!ani ; Magnet, Taylor, for Tenerife ; Iris, Zimmermann.
for Pillnu, Koningsberg, and Elbin ; Henry Cox, Sergeant, for
Jamaica; Sans Repos. Pethers, for Antwerp and B: :ssels; Mer-
ClaritlS, Fiercke, for Elsinore and Dantzic ; Orpheus, Finlay, for
Madeira, Isle of France. and Ctylon ; Commerce, Fournier,
for Calais; Prince of Waterloo, M srler for Ostend: Eliza, Blake,
for Rotterdam; Sirene, k'aillant, for Calais ; Acorn, Robertson,
for Cadiz; Neptunus, Reskow, for Stockholm; Horiamt, Cook,
for ditto ; Romulus, Yule, for Quebec; and Lesley Alexander,
Morris, Sicily.
London, England, 1825-06-28

Mr. HERNALrose to present a petition from Frances Balling-
ham, complaining of delay and expense in the proceedings ,in her
case in the Court of Chancery. The petitioner was at present a
pauper, residing in the parish of Greenwich ; she was at present in
the 78th year of her age; she was originally of humble circum-
stances ; she married a carpenter, and by their joint industry, they
had realised some property. On the death of her husband, in lOW,
she WM left executrix ; the principal part of what he had was be-
queathedrto her, subject to his debts. After his death, a suit was
instituted, relative to the payment of his debts, in the Court of
Chancery. That suit was protracted from time to time, and at the
close of it, the costs amounted to 1,15.31.; the funds to meet these
costs were 1,498 L, and the debts only amounted to 365 f. Besides
this, she was summoned to attend at a time that she was unable to
appear ; an attachment was issued against her, and she had to pay
361. additional expenses for the costs attendant on that attach-
ment. She had not herself money to pay it, but it was defrayed by
contributions of some charitable persons. This, he thought, a case
of great hardship, as funds were dissipated in extravagant expense
which might well form the means of a comfortable support for the
petitioner at her present advanced period of life, and prevent her
from being. as she now was, a burden on the parish.
Mr. PEEL said, that the substance of the petition should be
communicated to the Commissioners appointed to inquire into the
practice of the Court of Chancery, with a view of their applying an
effectual remedy to the recurrence of such facts as had been stated
in the petition, if such facts, of which he was not aware, really
existed.
Mr. CA (.CRAFT said there was a general feeling of dissatisfac-
tion, both in that House and throughout the country, as to the
appointment of the Chancery Commission. Hr would be glad to
hear from the Right Honourable Bendeman, that in the event of
the Report of the Commissioners not proving satisfactory, he would
ailment to nominate a Commission of more impartial composition,
and more independent of the favour of the Lord Chancellor than
the present. The petition which had just been read had made a
London, England, 1825-06-28

CLAPHAM RISE.

DETACHED LEASEHOLD RESIDENCE, WITH EX-
CELLENT WALLED GARDEN.
By WI NSTA MAY and SONS.
At the Alert. THIS DAY, at 12,
THE Beneficial LEASE, with earl) possession, of a
very substantial-built and handsomely fitted up DWELL-
?ISO HOUSE, pleasantly situate at Clapham Rise, Surrey,
about three miles and a halt from Town, with a neat fore court and
large productive garden, abundantly stocked with very choice
young wall and standard fruit trees, in full bearing. The principal
apartments have plate glass ea.hes, and are finished in a style
peculiarly neat and elegant; comprising a library, a gentleman's
room, drawing room opening into a conservatory, an eating
parlour about twenty-four feet by sixteen, two smaller ditto,
morning room, two servants' bed roams, an excellent kitchen,
scullery, and all requisite servants' offices, well supplied with -
water; held for an unexpired term of 21 years, at a low rent of
ROL per annum.
To be viewed by cards only, which, with printed particulars,
may be had of Winstanley and Sons, Paternoster-row.
London, England, 1825-06-28

niSH, Contractor, having submitted the Scheme in full,
now begs to solicit attention to its leading points, and from
• !,c Resolution of Parliament to abolish Lotteries, Bish much re-
z.ri.ts to state, this probably is the last Scheme he shall ever have the
Heesure to contract for. Besides tits Prins being all in Money,
rl.l amounting to
£204,e42
BISH ADDS TO THE SCIFIEME
SIXTY-FOUR PIPES OF WINE, GRATIS!
By this arrangement, Independently of the
FOUR
£21,000 I £21.000
21,000 21,000
With many other Capitals, and No flanks !
ALL IN ONE DAY ! FRID.IY, 15th of JULY.
nth of the Holders of the Four Prizes of 1.000 Guineas, whether
bought at WISH'', or any other Licensed Lottery Office, will be
entitled to 101 Pipes of Wine, and for Shares in proportion ; so that
• Sixteenth will have One Pipe cf Wine besides the Share of
1.000 Guineas. The Wine to be chosen from the Stock of any !
W ine Blerchant in the Kingdom, by the fortunate holders them-
selves.
In the Lottery drawn Tuesd 31st ult. Bi?i shared and sold
No. 1804 - - £30,000 - .m 8 Shares
44111 in 9 Shares
And &even other Capitals, the Shares of which were distributed
all over the United Kingdom.
tiatiety of Numbers are now on sale by BISH. Contractor,
4, Canbill, and 9, Charing-cross, London; and by has Agents.
London, England, 1825-06-28

SALES BY AtTCTION.

REVERSION TO SOW.
By WINSTANLEY and SONS,
At the Mart, THIS DAY, at 12,
THE REVERSION to the Principal Sum of 3061..
amply secured by and payable on the demise of a widow
lady, aged 73, out of a aunt of 2,MXIL stock, standing in the names
of respectable Trustees in the Back of England.
Printed particulars may be had of Wimburn, Collett, and WAlTS-
burn, Solicitors, Chancery-lane ;at the Mart ; and of Winstan-
ley and Sons, Paternoster-row.

LAVENDER HILL. Battersea Rise, Surrey, little more tam
44 mike from the Bridges.—Elegant COTTAGE REM-
DENCE, with Offices, Coach-house, Stabling, and Garden.
By W INSTA NLE V and SONS.
At the Mart, THIS DAY, at 12 (unless an acceptable offer be
1 " previously made by private contract),
A LEASE for 17 Years, at a low Rent, of a Convenient
1-1 and Pleasant COTTAGE RESIDENCE, situate upon an
eminence at Lavender Hill, Battersea Rise; commanding very plea- A
sant views, and only little more than 4i miles from the Bridges ;
containing good dining and drawing rooms, two spacious and two i
smaller family bed-chambers, a dressing-moos, two nurseries, ' •
kitchen, scullery, man'a•chamber, pantry, larder and offices, de-
tached washhouse or laundry, with two bed-rooms over stable for
four horses, coach-house, yard, and good garden, with extensive
shrubery walk.
To be viewed by cards onlhich, with printed partii slam, may
be had of Messrs. Willis. Watson,M' Bower and Willis, Solicitors,
Tokenhouse-yard ; at the Mart; and of Winsumley and Sons,
Paternoster-row.
London, England, 1825-06-21

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

CUSTOM-HOUSE, JUNE 111.
Snips ENTERED INWARD!.—The George. Morrie, from New
York ; Jason, Rieter; Harrnmde, Voss ; and Wilhelmina, Schultz,
from Dentzie ; Therecia Melina, G innervate, from Rouen ; Lady
Maekwordi, Montgomery, from Belize; Wilberforce, Dench, from
Oporto; Stapler, Chambers, from klemburgh ; Industry. Roy,
Jun„ Rig.' ; Enighetio, ulberg, from Stockholm; Nimble,
Elation, from Smyrna; Wilhelm, Wulff, from Pillau; Heinrich
and Theodor, Klawittcr, from Dantzic ; Providentia, Furst, from
Dam and Arendahl; Hope. Dryburgh, from Dartzic.
ENTERED OUTWARDS.—The Rlaria, Sprigs, for Vera Cruz
and Alvarado; Carl, Zacharias, for Minn, and Dantzic ; Land.
strum, Kroeek, for Pillau, Koningsberg and Elbin ; Cicero,
Friend, for Quebec and Montreal; Glaphyra, Morton, for An.
tigua ; Triumph, Green, for Bombay; breeder, Richmond, for
Elsineur and Peuzsburgti ; Magnet, Taylor. for Teneriffe ; Esther.
Honeywill, for Cork; Oscar, Gibbs, ter the Cape of Good Hope
,and Isle of France.
CLEARED OUTWARDS FINALLY AT GRAVESEND.—The
Ellen, ('Amper, for the Isle of France and Cape of Good Hope;
Union, Head, for Guernsey and Jersey ; Melts Claudianea, Her.
telsen, ler Ring ; George and James, Pratt, for Genoa;
Egeria, Train, for Nevis and St Kitts.
CLEARINeI OuzveAans.—The Britannia, Cumming. for St.
Lucia; Sir David Ogilby, Hawkins, for Malta and Cortu ; Lord
Hungerford, Talbert, for 'Jadeite, Madrid, and Bengal; Briton,
Pederson, for Elshieur and Riga; Funchal. /11'Pherson. for Ma.
deira, Trnerieffe, and Quebec ; Prince Saxe Cobourl, Ladd, for
Rotterdam ; Jeune Constant, Chauvelons, for Havre and Rouen ,
Fortitude, Steuari, for Calais; Richard Reynolds, Roberts, for El.
sineur and Petersburgh ; Mertinie(Je. Begg, for Grenada • Fox,
Fox:jun. for Ostend ; Christian, Greig, fur Teneriffe ; Trafalgar,
Pound, jun.,
Amsterdam; Jason, Seals, for Hamborgh ; Mary,
Dobson. for Elaineur and Petershiagh ; Union, Pouche, for Terse.
riffs; Crisia, Mead, for Archangel.
CLEARED OUTWARDS TO IRELAND.—The Times, Clarke,
for Waterford.
London, England, 1825-06-21

HORSES SMUG HTE R g OD' -BILL.

R. MARTIN moved the further eons deratiou of the Re.
t the Horses Slaughtering Bill.
F. PALMER objected to the Bill.
. H. MARTIN-expressed his eurprize that any Honotsrable
.nbcr could object to a-Bill calculated, like die present, to abo.
o a peat and most &hatable nuisance. He slid not see what
-asonable objection could be urged against placing houses toe
'sughtering of horses, under a proper and salutary controul..-.
any Hon: Member thought otherwise, he (Mr. Mania)
.... him joy of his opinion, and countenance of cruelty. He en-
deratood a Petition in favour of the Bill, from the place (Pleading)
represented by the Hob. Gentleman (Mr. Palmer) and signed hip
iwardsof3oo meet restpectaisieindividusis, had been forwarded et
Hon. Member for presentation. He (Mr. Martin) was less ie.
rttrl in the present Bill than many others, but he thought that
every person who sent an old horse to a Knacker's to be slaugle-
teaed—ruld he had no doubt some Honourable Members were in
that situation—(A laugh)—should through motives of humanity
be desirous of securing for the animal as speedy a death as possible.
A laugh.) The amendments meant to be introduced into the Bill
ere nut of his (Alr. devising, but merely in accordance with
v suggestions of several individuals in the neighbourhood of
hitechapel. Among others, persons connected with the hospitals
hat part of the town, felt the noxious eifeeu of thumbnails,
present conducted. They even asserted, that the geseury ht
us in the hospital was thereby materially retarded ; wise
being required-to effect a cure, which, but fur these nut.
might be completed in three. (A Isagh.)
F. PAIMER never heard any-thing of the Petition al-
to. except from the lion. Member himself'.
-CHANCELLOR of the .EXCHEQUER thought the Ho-
ule Member had himself assigned the best possible reason for
tponing the further consideration of the Bill ; because here (on
,wn mewing) was a most important Petition upon the subject,
certainly had not yet been presented to the House; and per.
it might he betterto wait till it came, hefore they proceeded
farther, (Hear, and-laughter.)
Tons and Mr. Alderman WooD supported the Bill.
Amendments were then read a second time, and the
to be engrossed.and read a third time on Thursday neat.
COURTS-OF JUSTICE OFFICES BILL.
Courts of Justice Offices Dill was read a third tiawasi
;E OF COMMONS TAXATION OF COSTS BuiL.
House then resolved itself into Committee on the Hone of
'mons Taxation of Costs Sill : and the Bill passed thoompre
Committee, and waseordered.to he reported to-marrow.
EDINBURGH BONDS BILL.

.e Edinburgh Bonds -Bill wentathrough the Committee, and
ordered to be reported to-marrow.
CLISTO3IS TEMPORARY DUTIES BILL.
Customs Temporary Duties Bill passed through the Com-
and the Report was ordered to be received to-morrow.
NEWSPAPERS BILL.
the Order of the Day being moved for the second reading of
cwsperters Bill,
IIUAIE expressed his intention on the occasion of the Bil
London, England, 1825-06-21

THE

WISH PRVAS.,

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NEW SOUTH WALES.
Papers and letters were receivell yesterday from New
South Wales to the 19th of February, by the Mangles.
All the accounts represent the colony as being in a most
satisfactory state. The new Company established in Lon-
don (the Australian) appears to have given a great impulse
to the improvements going forward in that part of the
globe. Its agent had given notice that be would purchate
all the native products. wheat, oil, wool, timber, flax,
hemp, seal-skins, &c. The advice. from England, respect-
ing the wool, timber, and tobacco of the colony were most
flattering ; the quality of each was highly praised. The
Agricultural Company were proceeding in the introduction
of seeds and plants from the Isle of France, and roots from
England. 'File prizes fix wool had created great rivalship
in New Holland. The following are extracts from the
papers:—
[From the Australian.]
Syntrar, FEB. 3.
Ry an extract from the correspondence of a French gentleman
with a merchant of Sydney. we learn that the French frigate La
Thetis and the corvette L'Esperance are cruising in the South
Seas, and may very shortly be expected to arrive at Port Jackson.
The frigate is commanded by 31. Bongainvllle, a relation of the
celebrated navigator of that name.
On Saturday, arrived the ship Grenada, in 112 days from Grimes-
end the Grenada bring. out 81 female convicts, with IS of their
children, and 21 cabin passengers, all in good heal.h. On the 14th
December, in lon. 15 E spoke the Admiral Cockburn, sailed from
Falmouth on the 16th September.
BYrswkr, WEDWEISIDAY

AVe have just room to announce that Ca rule Howell aud
Hume have returned from their czcursiou to the southward. It ap-
pears that they penetrated ea far as Western Putt, Bass's straits,
where they discovered a river of considerable magnitude. They
represent the country. from lat. 36 to Western Port, to be cc.
markably rich, and much spperior to the country of Argyleshire or
Bathurst, being for the mouLps,t open forest country.
Avenge prices of the ftraiarts —Two pounds of bread, qa. ;
wheat, 64. 34d. per bushel ; barley, Ss. dd. per bushel ; maize,
per bushel ; oats, M. per bushel ; potatoes, 81. per cwt. ; butter,
Is. Pd. per lb.; eggs, Is. 4d. per dozen ; foals, 3e. 81 per couple;
se chee, la. 6d. per 11.
Average heat in December, ID deg.
London, England, 1825-04-13

DIED.

At the Vicarage, Tetbury, in his 78th year, the Rev. Richard
Davies, Vicar art Tetbury and Horsley.
On Tuesday last, at Wesuend House, Wiektrar, after aka days'
illness, shed 76, the Her. Wm. Summers.
At Wutton, near tilouastet, aged 87, George. Cesar Hopkin-
son, Esq.
At Pershore, aged 64, the Rev. William Trolly', Chancellor
of St. David's, Pembrokeshire, Vicar of Longliope, tiloucestcr-
shire, and of Pershore, ‘Vorcesterahire.
On the 7th inst. at Rousham, in the Cour ty of Oxford, aftet a
short illness, Catherine, wile of the Hey. Jol.n strange Llandridgr,
Hector of that place.
On the 6th inst. at Wilton Lodge, near Taunton, Somersetshire,
St. Ann, wife of Alexander Thames Coz, Esq. late of Putney,
Stu r:y.

111011 WATER -rills DAY AT 120N1K)N MIDGE..
Morning 1 niin. after 10. I Alterman Unita. atilt 10.
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let, Strand, and publithed b) P.. Oa NOR mon.
London, England, 1825-04-13

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NORTH LONDON BIBLE SOCIETY.

A.Xeeting of the North Lendon and Islington Bible Society was
heal yeetesday, at the British and Foreign School Room, Church-
Wag, Warm. The Meeting was very thinly attended.
Str C. ilEturea was called to the f'hidr.
The Rev. —Russ recd the Report for last year, by which it
atipeleed.tbut the sic District Associations, in connection with the
North London Society, had. within that period, expended the sum
of 7CL ; of it 36111. were laid out in tile purchase of hooka. the re-
maitmg 3681. in foreign objects. Within the entr.e period, the
natobse of Testaments distributed If
Y. F. STAATTAN, Esq , moved a Resolution of thanks to the
leldmileots Coil Vice-Presidents of the Society, and also to the Re-
yetend Daniel Wilson for accepting the office of Vice. President.
TM Rev. Mr. MORTIMLI addressed the Meeting at some
;n aad thanks were voted to the District doeiety's Mimes,
the Chairman of the day.

LIVERPOOL, MONDAY EVENrxts.
Wind W.S.W.—Efighwatev, SR to. p. 8.
Arrived the Canada, Rogers, from New York, sailed the 17th
March ; Cambrian, M•Pherson, from Macon, ssiled lath Teb. ;
Motel Tosb, from Dundee ; Swift, —, from Glasgow ; Mary
Ann, Diocan, from Balling ; John, Kerr, from ditto ; Nero,
Allviorea, from Dublin ; St. Patrick, Forest, from Dundalk ; Henry
Bell, JArston, from Glasgow ; Perm. West, am Si.vannah ; Wellington, Mundell, from Itt.ranhain ; Cambrian,
tifidsort, from London; Je.sie, Douglas, from Ilaranham ; Con-
emcee, from Antwerp ; Tiger, Buchanan, from Glasgow ;
raiddin, linwland, from New York ; Louisa AI stilda, —, from
tiltft,, sailed 9th March ; Georgians. —, from Charleston • Cou-
rier, from Mobile ; Balance, Bennett, fr .m New Orleans ;
—, from London ; Emma, —, from Buenos Ayres,
sstierT2lst Jan.: Africa. —, from Savannah ; Harriett, —,
Clam Janisica ; Nile, Nield, from Dublin ; Greyhound. —, from
Loodor derry ; Dolphin, —, from Sligo; Ann, —, from ditto;
Jane. from ditto - —. from ditto; Sally, —,
born Traiee ; and Britishl Queen, —, firm ditto.
• it consequence of the numerous arrival*to-day with Corm., out
darket for that article is perfectly quiet, r.u:hin..: doing, Eid may
be quoted a little lower.

EAST INDIA SHIPPING.
AIIItt•ALS AT Till Magary tus.--The Prince Regent,
Wain, from New South Wales, the 22d December; the Countess
oinercourt, Bonn, from ditto.
DEC. 20.—The Salamis, Robson, was loading at
Manilla, and was to sail early in January.
The Resolution, Parker and the Oscar. Gibbs, was expected
TThe
front the Mauritius, for London, the Sd January.
e Cocq, Nlartin, from the 3lautititts, and bound to Ant-
Illeti4 du arrived at Nally.
f'sßir SPORES WITH.—The Jonge Anthortie, Anon, from
RAfdadtim to Batavia, on the 23d of February, in lat. 341. N.
long. 21. W.
London, England, 1825-04-13

T ONDON HOSPITAL, MARCH 21, 1825.—The
ANNIVERSARY SER3ION, for the BENEFIT of
this CHARITY. will be preached in the Chapel of the Hospital,
on THURSI)AV, the 14th of April next, at Three o'Clock, by
the Right Rev. the Lord Bishop of GLOCCF,STER, before
His Royal Highness the Duke of 01.(WCESTER. President.
His Grace the Duke or Welling-I Sir Eliab Harvey, K.C.B.
ton. The Right Hon. Lord Viscount
The Most Noble the Marquis of Torrington.
Hastings. I Samuel Thornton. Esq.
The Most Noble the Marquis of Sir 11710. Curtis, Bart. M.P.
Ilertford. Sir Robert Wigrim. Ban.
Thu Right Hon. and Right Rev. George Ityng, Esq. 31. P.
the Bishop of London. William Mellish, Esq.
The Right Hon. Lord Henniker. William Manning, Esq. 31.1'.
VICE-PRESIDENT..
NICHOLAS CIIARRINGTON, Esq. Treasurer.
The Congregation will be admitted at Two o'Clock, by tickets,
eu be had gratis at the Hospital, of the Stewards or Secretary.
The Governors and Friends of the hospital will afterwards dine
together at the City of London Tavern. at Five o'Clork, his Royal
slighnesa the Doke of GIA)ITCE: TER in the Chair.
STEWARDS FOR THE LIGHTY-FIFTH ANNI-
VERSARY, THURSDAY. the 14th April. 1823.
• William Kay, Bart James Netton, Esq.
.Alsmander Baring, Esq. M.P. William Pitcher, Esq.
William Baker, Esq. Edward Rule, Esq.
John Burnell, Esq. lieorge Smith Esq.
John Charrington, Esq. I leorge Thackrah, Esq.
T. F. Cutbush. Esq. Joshua IVatson, Esq.
John Dixon, Estl. Edward Wigram, Esq.
Charles Lucas, Leg.
A Collection will be made at th
after dinner. AU Donations and
received.
12. Minoriea

ie Chapel doors, but no Collection
Subscriptions will be thankfully

JOHN JONES, See.

-
THE SOVEREIGN.
(AN SUNDAY NEXT, April 17, will be published,
.1 by Macdonald and Chambers, 7, York-street, Covent-ar.
fad), Na I. of a Weekly Newspaper, to be called THE SOVE—
REIGN; with which will be given a highly-finished 31ezzotinto
Engraving of his klair.tte GEORGE IV.
As the merits of this Journal, to be duly appreciated, must be
read, we heartily recommend its remold ; and. for the convenience
of the public, orders for The Sovereign are received for the Satur-
day. Sunday, and Monday Editions, by all Newsventivra and Clerks
of the Roads throughout Urrat Britain and Ireluaki.

-ammiia
London, England, 1825-04-13

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

.- • CUSTOM-HOUSE, Aram li.
,25ir Ps ENTERED INWAIIOI.--.The Victory, Cubist. from liar.
Atalanta. Byrne, from ditto; Goede Hoop, Boon, from
lOstend ; Little Sally. Gibson, from Smyrna; Concord, Dyk, from
Answers and Wolter Matthews, Winter. from Cork.
A licSTa;A OUT WA RDS.—Catharina, Bartels, for Stettin ; Ann,
R.ches, tbr Carthagena and Colombia; Elisabeth, Noakes, for Ca.
niL; Ceres,. Warren, jun., for Bombay ; and Security, Ross, for
W't Dtearen's Land and New South Wales.
CLEANED OUTWARDS FINALLY AT GIIAVICSIND.—The
Illyrian' and Jane. Henley, for Quebec and Montreal; St. Charles,
&owns, for Quebk Recovery, ('haprran, for Bombay; Sarah
Wrest, Moors, for Barbadian' and St. Vincent's; Warren Has-
to" Aleson, for India; llr.mpton Ilamlyn, for Orenada ; Ro-
leen Et/wards, Sherburne, for Philadelphia ; Rotterdam, Laming,
for Rate/dam ; and Woo:dor& Lamborne, for Jamaica.
Cum uli& Oc ilvarins.—The Prince of Cohurg, Whitmore,
r Tobago; Thames, snail, for Bermuda ; Elizabeth and Mary,
Akean. for bistro Leone; Ceres, Pecker, for Pilau, Konigsberg,
soot Elbing ; Catharine Wessels, for Stettin ; Union. Dean, for
Eisimur and Petersburgh ; Commerce, Frost, for Rotterdam ;
Maidatene. for Bilboa and Corunna ; Charles Grant, Hay,
try Intiis rizd Coins; and Boppet, Martin, for Ckfle.
London, England, 1825-04-13

ROAL4N CA7WOLIC LVTOLERANCE.

The most strange r-ports see in circulation relative to- a
pastoral letter of the Grand Almoner, the Archbishop of
Rouen. This curious document, it seems, is confidential,
for printed copies CA nnot be obtained. The city of Rouen
is in a complete uproar, and each reports in his own way
the contents of that lean or ordinance. Among others,
the report is, that every one who did not keep the fast of
Easter shoed be excommunicated and put out of the pale
of the church; and it is even asserted that this threat was
delivered from the pulpit. Women must have their chil-
dren baptised within eight days after their birth; under
pain of excommunication ; and the godfathers and god-
mothers must declare that the have received the commu-
nion. Public functionaries are subjected to a patticular
furred/awe, and those who do not regularly attend church
will be reported in the higher quarters. Many other
things of the same nature are reported, which we will not
repeat, as we hope that the Archbishop will give these re-
ports the lie. Besides, these inquisitorial measures, copia
from Spain, will be a worthy accompaniment to the Law of
Sacrilege.—Cons:iluticnnel.
London, England, 1825-04-13

NGLISII AND BRISTOL CHANNELS SHIP
114 CANAL.
In answer to an advertisement in the Morning Poet of to-day,
subscribed, " King v. Lukin," and, therefore, presumed to have
been inserted by dick authotity, and imputing to Mr. Broadmead
the charge of "a misrepresentation," because he had in-
formed the Subscribers by an Advertisemmt of yesterday, that
after they had signed the Deed to which be there referred, binding
themselves, their heirs, executors, and administrators, they would,
notwithstanding any subsequent transfer of their shares, always re-
main personally liable to the full amount thereof, Mr. Broadmead
begs to acquaint the Subscribers. that by a standing order of the
House of Lords, the Bill lately brought into Parliament for mak-
ing the above Canal, cannot be read a third time in the Lords,
" unless four-fifths of the probable expense of the proposed Work
shall have been subscribed by persons under a contract, binding
" the subscribers, their heirs, executors, and administrators, for
" payment of the money so subscribed within • limited time ;"
and that although the Bill enables the Subscribers to transfer their
Shares, it contains no clause which discharges them from subse-
quent liability on such contract ; or declares that they shall not be
liable for subsequent instalments on such transferred Shares. And,
indeed, the standing order of the House of Lords would be a mere
nullity, it' the Subscribers could at their pleasure absolve them-
selves from the respons.bility, which they had imprudently entered
into, by transferring their Shares to Men of Straw. There is
nothing, therefore, to justify Messrs. King and 'Atkin, for the
harsh and intemperate expression which they have used. And it
iv not attezati to be denied, that what in their former Advertise-
meat is " the Subscription List," is neither more nor less
than a Deed, as stated by Mr. 11, which appears by the last clause
in their own Bill, to be " a contract, binding the subscribers,
" their heirs, executors, administrators, and assigns, for payment of
" die several sums by thew subscribed respectively."
April 12, 1825.

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London, England, 1825-04-13

F4NGLISH and BRISTOL CHANNELS SHIP
CANAL.
An Advertisement having appeared in the Newspapers, request.
ing the Subscribers to execute what is called " The Subscription
List," and stating that " The Book" would be at certain places
for that purpose ; it is proper to inform the Subscribers and the
Public, who may happen to be Shareholders, that the document
alluded to is nothing more nor less than a Deed, whereby the per.
mons who sign it enter into a contract, binding themselves, their
hairs, executors, and administrators, for the full payment of their
several subscriptions of 1001. per share, from which they cannot
afterwards retract or withdraw ; and that notwithstanding any sub.
sequent transfer of their Shares, they will always remain personally
liable to the MI amount of the Shares for which they now sign
"the Sulsseription List."
N. BROADMEAD,
Solicitor for the Landowners who are now oppos-
ing the Ship Canal in Parliament.
London, England, 1825-04-14

PiRLIAMENTARY INTELLIGENCE.

HOUSE OF LORDS, WEDNESDAY, APRIL IS.
This day their Lordships met, pursuant to adjournment.
a Mr. Ludlow, trnm the Port of London, presented returns from
the Office of the Harbour Muter., of the number of ships that
have anchored in the Port of 'London for several years past, pursu-
ant to Act of Parliament.
London, England, 1825-04-14

MESSRS. CHASE, CHINNERY, M'DOUALL, AND CO.!
OT IC E is hereby given, that a MEETING of the
CREDITORS of the fats Firm of Memo. CHASE,
/I INNERY, 91.1 0UA:.1., and CO., formerly of Madras, will
li\l.
be held at the Office of Ille‘are. Fletcher, Alexander, and Co.,
No. 9i Devonshire-square, Bishopagste-street, on WEDNES-
DAY, the 211th instant, aTwelve for One o'clock precisely,.
London, 13th April, 1112 b.

THE INFANT YRA.—This singularly-talentA
Infsnt, who had the honour of Performing on Tuesday,
Dee. 14, at Kensingtnn Palace, before their Royal Highnesses the
Princess Sophia and Duchess of Kent, gives her unprecedented
PERFORMANCES on the HARP, at the Grand Saloon, 94,
Pall-mall. Daily.
The Performances to commence at Two o'Clock and at Half-
past Three each Day, during her stay in London.
Admission 2s. 6d.—Children Half Price.

On Monday. fanlscArt
Tu"'
MTS and RECOLLECTIONS.—By ONE
OF THE LAST CENTURY.
• Printed for John Murray, Albeinarle.stmt.
•
On SINunIsX, Bvo. 4s. a Tiara Edition. with considerable 4tidi_
*es, containing Recent Intelligence from the Mining Districts, of
AN INQUIRY into the PLANS, PROGRESS, and
POLICY of the AMERICAN MINING COMPA-
NIES.
Printed for John Murray. Albemarle-street.

In a few days, with 6 Plates and Maps. Bro.
BOORAPHICAL MEMOIRS on NEW SOUTH
7 WALES, containing an Account of the Surveyor-General's
late Expedition to two New Porta, the Disc.ivery of Moreton Bay
River, with the Adventures for Seven Months that of Two
Shipwrecked Mer ; a Route from Bathurst to Liverpool Plains,
together with ether Parma on tits Aborigines. the Geography, the
Geology, the Botany, &c.. of New South V'sks.
The Official Papers published by authority of the Earl BathurA,
so whom the Work is dedicaied.
Edited b BARON FIELD, Esq.
Late Judge of the Supreme Court of New South Wales.
Printed for John Murray, Albemarle-street.
London, England, 1825-04-14

The great length of time devoted by the Proprietor in forming
this Collection has afforded him many favourable opportunities of
selecting, from the most celebrated Cabinets which have been dis-
pcmed during the lot twenty years (and particularly during the
Revolution), Paintings of the highest rank and quality, and in the
purest state.
The Subjects are generally pleasing; and it is necessary only to
notice a few of the Painters, whose Choicest Works this Collection
boasts, to afford the British Connoisseur and Collector a just crite-
rion whereby to appreciate its superiority :
Ruben. Miens Omni Douw
Vandyke Ostade C. Dolci
Rembrandt Bergbem l'orregio
Claude Vanderheyden A. del Sarto
Cuyp If etzu Albano
Ruysdael P. Potter Raphael
Both K. du Jardin Titian
Backhuysen W. and A. Vandevelde The Carrsccis
Hobbima Jan Stein P. del Vega
Wouvermans iVinants Berkheyden
Among the MEUBLLS are several rich and valuable Com-
modes and Consoles. Clocks and Candelabras, Porcelain, a grand
Cabinet fonned of Ebony, Marble Busts and Figures, :ndia Lac-
quered Ware, &e. Catalogues will be distributed, at 2s. 6d. each,
by Mr. Phillips, 73, New Boad-arreet ; Messrs. Woodburn, St.
Martin's-lane; sad Mr. Pinney, Pail mall.

THE NEW SCHEME, ALI, IN ONE DAY.
HAZARD AND CO. CONTRACTOR&
HAZARD and Co. feel grateful for the Patronage be-
stowed on their Old Established and Fortunate Offices,
where they have been so successful in selling Capital Prizes, par-
ticularly those of 50,0001. and where in a recent Lottery they hid
the good fortune to sell All the Thirty Thousand Pound Pnzes—
they therefore feel pleasure in complying with the wishes of their
Friends, by increasing the value of the Pinks from Twenty Thou-
sands to Thirty Thousands, and by also adding to the variety in
introducing Prizes of Teo Thousand Pounds and Prizes of Five
Thousand Pounds, besides retaining the usual number of Capital.,
without any Blanks, as every number is sure of U. at least.
Hazard and Co. much regret to state, that this is one of the last
Schemes they can ever have the honour to submit to the Public,
Parliament having determined to miss
NO MORE LOTTERY ACTS.
SCHEME,
ALL IN ONE DAY, Met MAY.
2 - Prizes of . £30,000 . are - £llO,OOO
2 - 10,000 - 20,000
2 - - 5,000 - - 10.000
2 . . 1,106 - - 2,210
523 - 2,09'2
1.200
10 - - 210 . . 2,100
24 - - 62 - 1,238
50 - - - 23 - - 1,160

No Blanks I—Eaeh of the above, and every 1 Nemo
other Number, will have bl., betas . i

10,000 Numbers. £200,000
Two Tickets of each Number. _

Tickets and Shares for the above Scheme are on Sale at Hazard
and Co.'s, the Contractors', Oft- a, Royal Exchange Gate ; 2d,
Cornhtll ; and 324, Oxford-street, end of-Regent-street, London ;
where for a aeries of years the! have been Mat sueceastal in selling
Capital Prizes. In the last 1 ear's Lotteries alone they Sold Five
Prizes of 30,0001. and 20,0904. ; and the following Prises, drawn
hat Tuesday, the 12th instant :
& 185 - a Prise of - itl,loo
9,572 a Prise of - 2,000
•
And Eight other Capitals.
London, England, 1825-04-14

LIT! 11.4TURE.

Narrative of a Second Viotti to Greece, including Facts connected
with the foot Dave of Lord Byron; Extract. from Corre-
spondence, Official i)ocum►nts, &c. By EnwAR o itLiqUlEll Z.
Esq. Author of " The Origin and Progress of the Greek
Revolution," &c.

It is a distinguishing honour to any man that his name
is mixed up with the destinies of Greece ; Mr. &mattes,
amongst others, has allied his utmost efforts with her glo-
rious cause; and his zeal has never once flagged in its
service. The friends of that cause have devoted them-
selves to it, not with that intemperate and heedless seat
which so often follows up the outcry for liberty, but with
that reflective. cautious, yractical good sense, which always
ti:easurcs its exertions wallies means, and governs the ap-
plication of both by the solid advantages which are to
be derived from them. The genius of improvement must,
in Greece as elsewhere, expand itself gradually. The
Greeks have achieved for themselves a great and glorious
revolution ; they have cast off the dominion of an execra-
ble and ruthless despotism, at have left the " turban'a
Tutk"—

A stirgless serpent. a poor fang.drawn lion,
Fitter for seem than terror.
And yet, with all this, they have thdien nd gisdain of ra-
tional authority—they have run into no wild excesses—in
the midst of all their brave struggles for freedom they have
paid homage to that moral force in government which they
felt to be the best bulwark of their country, and so that
moral order without which no people can be truly free. We
long since predicted that every day would bring them
nearer to the maturity of their hopes. They have sus-
tained their put nobly, and mankind at large are their
debtors, for they have preserved and perpetuated an exam-
ple of patriotism, interwoven not only with the regeneration
of continental Europe, but with the irmiroveinent of the
whole civilized world ; they have resc.-rd themselves front
those shameful bonds, by which for so many centuries they
have hcen afflicted and disgraced. The fairest regions in
Christendom may be now considered as emancipated from
the detestable yoke of the Turk. To them,
Oppression is no more;
Pierced by a thousand hands the giant dies •
While freeborn men with fearless gaze wall:round,
And view the monster's bulk.

Mr. Blaquiere, in the present publication, has furnished
a store of most valuable information to the public: every
page is replete with interest; and very important light is
thrown on many transactions which much wanted illus-
tration.
London, England, 1825-04-14

BIRTHS.

On Wednesday, the Elthinstait,---at Roehampton, the Lady of
C. G. Wynne, Esq. of a son.
On Tuesday, at his :muse in Whitehall-yard, the lady of the
lion. llenley.Edeo, of a son and heir.
London, England, 1825-04-14

MARRIED.

.....
On Tuesday, at St. James's Church, Hugh. only son of Sir
John Osen, Ban. M.P. of (Melton, Pembrokeshire, to Angelina
3laria Cecilia, youngest daughter of Sir Charles Morgan, Bart.
M.P. of Tredegar, bionniouthshfre.
On Tuesday, at St. Pancras Church. the Rer. Daniel John
Hopkins, Hector of Woolley, Hoists, to Esther Barnard, daughter
of the We John Hammond, M.D. . . .

On Tuesday, at Sc. Georges Church, Southwark, Mr. Young•
man, to MTS. Evans, widow of the late Rev. William Evans, and
eldest daughter of Cornelius Tipple, Esq., all of N'ynxtodharn,
Norfolk.

Tuadayl et Chelsea, Wm. Whitehead, Esq. of Little t'aio-
gan-place, to Lltzsbetb Maguire, of Hitehin, Herts.
On Monday, at St. Mary•la-Bonne, Charles Robert Leslie,
Esq. of Lisson-groye, to Harriet, daughter of the late S. Stone,
Esq.

DIED.

On the 3d inst. at St. GemiLn-en-Laye, in her 31st year, Frances
Harriet, the wife of Major.Oenetal Nugent.
At Runkton, on Sunday, Mrs. Elizabeth Merricks, widow of the
late Richard Merricks, Esq. of Runkton House, Sussex, and East
Walls, Chichester.

On ilunday, in 'largaret•atreet, Cavendish-square, John King,
Esq late of the Islaral of St. Thomas, merchant, aged 41.
On Saturday, in Clifford-stem, at the house of het father, General
Dunlop, M.P., Anna, wife of Captain Davies, of the 6.enatlier
Untied'; and on 'Monday, their Infant son.
la Upper Bedford-; lace, M'tn. Murdoch, Esq.
On Saturday, at Newbury, Thomas fiber, Esq. in the 87th
year of his age.

•-• '1- G.
HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT LONDON BRIDGE..
Rosin 21 min. after 11. I Afternoon 46 min. after 11.

Printed at TII I; BRITISH PRMS Office J.W.CbaLrost,
181, Strand, and published by R. Cairo, same plass.
London, England, 1825-08-27

.€218,204 IN ONE DAY.
Q WIVE' and CO. beg leave to direct the attention of the
Public to the above unusually large amount of Prize Money
in the present Scheme. all to be obtained in One Day. Slat this
Month, when Four of 2,1,060/. each, and all the other Prizes, must
be drawn. Every Number will receive 51. at the least. This be,
ing the Last Grant of Lotteries in this country, the opportunity of
gaining such Capital Sums by a small adventure will soon cease.
The Tickets and Shares are on Sale at the old and fortunate
Offices of SWIFT and Co., 11, Poultry ; 12. Charing cross; and
31, Aldgate Iligh-strcet ; where Twelve Capitals were ►old in the
last four months.
London, England, 1825-08-27

SHIPPING I N FELLIGENCE.

CUSTOM-HOUSE, Atrourr 25.
SHIPS ENTERED INWARDS.—The Vrouw Anna Christina;
gteye, from Dordrecht ; Vriendsehap, Bakker, from Amsterdurn
Margiena Margrieta. Vertjes, from Antwerp ; Union, Galloway.
from Harlingen; Walter Matthews, Mauldon, from llarlincten
Alruuth Cathatina. Brahma, from Leer • Hope, Page, from Her..
lingen ; Kleine Lulia, Sick, from
.Drubden ; Margaret, llart. from
Rotterdam; Charles, Beckman, from Antwerp; Awes, Ratter.
from ; Neptune, Stranark, from Ostend; Hobbs, Be..
from Standgata Creek ; Asoph, Bell, from I
Argos, Pain, from Hamburgh ; Fortitude, Stuart, froculn
atiaz
Betsy, Aspill, from Genoa.
ENTERED OUTWARDS.—The Fame, Annyl, for Drontheim a
Rose, Ellis, for Rotterdam ; Dryade, Davidson, for Madeus.;
Valparaiso, Lima, and Colombia River.

CLEARED OUTWARDS risrALLY AT GRAVESEND—Queen or
the Netherlands. Pearson, for Rotterdam.
CLEARING OUTWARDS.—The Elizabeth, Ekin, for Jamaica:
Henry, Cowd, jun., for Lisbon ; Britannia, Orfeur, for Mho:
Vrouw Elizabeth, Nepperus, for Antwer • Liverpool Packet,.
Notley, for Smyrna; Lark, Orfeur, for Gibraltar: Heinrich anct
Theodor, Klawitter, for Elsineur and Dantzic; British Limon.
Power, for Naples amt Messina ' • Fortitude, Barchatn, for Batavia.
and Singapore; Ceres, Hogg, for Cadiz; Nancy, Bailey. tue
Dantaic • Limerick Packet, Howard, for Tarragona; Chailes,,i
Pritchard, for the south Whale Fishery.
CLEARED OUTWARDS TO InzLawri.—The Emerald U.(
3loyse, for Dublin.
London, England, 1825-08-27

VERY superior POLISH for FINE WOODS, FUR-
NITURE, &c.
Prepared by. and to be had only of, the Proprietor., Messrs.
G. MARSHALL and CO., Chemists, Brewer-street, Golden.
square, London, in bottles at 2s. 6d. and ss. each, with directions
for use.

Instrument-makers, Cabinet-makers, Upholsterers, and Elzaters,
strmlied wholesale, on liberal terms.
his Polish never becomes cloudy, but will always retain a
bright, beautiful, and brilliant surface; and it is not injured by
hot water being spilled on it: on the contrary, it may he washed
occasionally, if necessary.
*„• For Carved ‘Vork, Beading, Legs, &c., Polish to be used
with a brush may be had at the same price, which may be applied
over wax, if required.
To be had as above,
The Oxygenated Soda Powders Lavender Vinegar
Superior seidlitz Powders Eau de Cologne
Cheltenham Salts, in Crystals Arquebusade Water
Ditto, ditto, in Efflorescence Lavender Water
Finest Calcined Magnesia Ditto, Perfumed
Pectoral Cough Drops Ditto, Mille Fleur
Aromatic Vinegar Vegetable Extract
' Camphor Tooth Powder Vegetable Tooth Powder, &e.
And every genuine Drug and 3 edicine of the finest quality, fur
home and fur exportation.
Medicine Chests, of all prices, completely fitted for any
mate.

N.B. All other advertised Preparations for making thc Soda and
Seidlits Waters, under the above names, are spurious.
••• Merchants, &c. supplied on liberal terms
London, England, 1825-08-27

SCURVY. SCROFULA, KING'S EVIL, &Is.
FREEMAN'S ANTI-SCORBUTIC DROPS. Throe
dreadful disorders, in their most inveterate stages, whether
occasioned by acrimonious matter retained in the habit, or intro-
duced by certain indiscretions, intemperance, or injudicious use of
lercurV, come particularly under the influence of this medicine:
the reputation of which was firmly established in the successful and
"rendre practice of the late Dr. Freeman, for a period of more
than forty tears. For all diseases originating in obstructed per.
'viridian or impurity of the blood, these Drops will be found a so-
"rein remedy, at the same time the safest medicine that est" be
retorted to; they are also an excellent purifier of the blood, and are
liken with great benefit in the Spring and Autumn.
Sad in. Bottles, at ea 9d., as. 11d. I Is., and 225., by Bullet,
Chemist, 4, Cheutunide, St. Paul's ; 'Savory and Co. 138, New
Bond-meet, London; and by the principal lledleine Venders
throughout the L'nited Kingdom.
Of whnm may be had, MORRIS'S BRUNSWICK CORN
PLASTER, an excellent remedy for eradicating Cann, Benions,
ih Dozes, at is. 14d- and 2.. 9d•
London, England, 1825-08-27

Wheat
New

PRICE O

- - -
Town Made, per sack frf/s to 65s Norfolk and Stockton 45s to Ilfla
Simonds 65s to Os Bran per qr. - 91 to lls
Essex and Suffolk, on Pollard, Fine . 16s to 20s
board ship -50 s to Ms

PRICE. OF BREAD.

The highest price of Bread in the Metropolis is 104 d. for the
41b Loaf. There are Bakers who sell from 6d. to 24d. uelow that
raw.

SMITHFIELD, FRIDAY, Ara. 2U.
The prices for Beef and Mutton here this morning do rot
vary from those of Monday, but the latter is very dull ut. salt.
Lamb. coming up in short supply, reaches us. 3d., which is 41.
higher than on Mouday. Veal is also rather brisk at our Sgutes
below.
Beet - 4s Od to 5s Od Veal . /is Od to Is 8d
I Mutton . 4s Od to 5s 24 Pork - 4s Od to es W
Lamb 6s Od to 64 8d
HEAD OF CATTLE THIS DAY:
Beasts, 407 I Sheep, 7,480 I Calves, 310 I Pigs, 00
11/IY-MA !MET.
Hay (Old) . 4/ lOs 011 to 61 6s 011
Inferior . . 31 les Od to 41 4s Od
Clover . 61 Os Od to 01 lOs Od
Ditto (Inferior) . 51 Os Od to 51 lOs fid
Straw -2/ Os Oil to 21 4s Oil

NEIVGATE AND LEADENDALL—(By Careal,s)
Beef - 3s Od to 4s Od I Veal - ?,s 8d to 5s 4J
Mutton - 30 4d to 4s 6d Pork . 4s 4d to Is Li
Lamb 4s Od to Is 4d