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London, England, 1825-06-16 00:00:00

THE TIDE-MILL, AT DEPTFORD.
TITE Governors of Christ's Hospital, London, give
Notice, that a Committee will sit in the Counting-house of
the said Hospital, on FRIDAY, the 8:h dar sr Jul next, to
receive Proposals for taking on a LEASE the Oh/ FLOOD
HILL and PREMISES, with an Oster Ground adjoining,
situate in the parish of Deptford, in the county of Kent, and lately
in the occupancy of Mr. Carver.
Particulars or the works to be done by the Incoming tenant for
rebuilding the mill, &c. and a plan of the elute, may be seen at
the Counting-house aforesaid, between the hours of ten and five
every day (holidays excepted) where proposals are requeeted to be
left on or before Wednesday, the fith day of July; and all persons
treating for the same are desired to isttend the Meeting of the Com-
mittee, to answer to their proposals.
THOMAS WILBY, Clerk.
Christ's Hospital, June 13, 1833.

PA R 1.J.4 At EN TAli Y INTELLIGENCE..

HOUSE OF LORDS, WEDNESDAY, hors l&
Iree.
The LORD CHANCELLOR lbws outgo
encomia of Cheltenham, in tbe orlon tite
COUTtf Courts Bill. The Noble amid pisime&
a petition to the saute effect from an at 1P111111141•
In the county of Lancaster.—Laid on the 4Q - •
EQUITABLE LOAN DILL. -
The Earl of LAUDERDALE presented a petition against*,
Equitable Loan BW.—Laid on the table.
A person front the Ottlee of the Chief ry of Ireland. pus.'
vented the Filet Repon of the COMMiN1013•11 feefngnirin4 Wale
state of Education in Ireland.
The Hens than adjourned.
HOUSE OF OF COMMONS, WZDNXIDAY, hiss IS.
There being but sixteen Mernbas present at 4 o'clock, the House
adjourned to to-morrow (this day.)

HOUSE OF COMMONS, THIS DAY.

NOTICE OF MOTION.
Dr. Loshingtori--Deporustion of two persons °looker front as
Island oflaamles, by ordwr of the Duke of Moocbesur.
ORDERS OF THE DAY.
Horses Slaghtering Bill—Feather consideration of Report.
A wrimilation of Currency Bill—Third Heading.
Townland Boundaries (Ireland) Bill—Third reading.
British Consuls' Bill--Third reading.
Officers Pensions' Bill—Committee.
West Indies Clergy Bill--Second reading.
Buckingham House Bill—.dscood reading.
Peters' Divorce Bill—Committoo.
Judicature (Scotland) Bill—Third reading.
Holyhead Roads Bill—Committee. •
Goods Warehousing Bill—Further consideration of Report.
isle Of 3lan Trade Bill—Further consideration of Report.
Bubble Aet Amendment Bill—Committee.
Pilotage Bill—Committee.
Shooting and Stabbing (Scotland) Bill—Third reading.
Courts of Justice Offices Bill—Committee.
PiAttnerShip Societies (Scotland)*Bill—Second reading.
Glass Duties Bill—Committee.
Distillery Bi:1--Third reading.
Smuggling Prevention Bill—Committee.
• Oaths of Naturalization Bill—Third reading.
Warehoused Corn Bill—Third reading.
Canada Corn Bill—Third reading.
&louse of Commons Taxation of Costs Bill—Seemsd raiding.
Linen Trade (Ireland) Bill—Second reading.
Wide Streets (Dublin)—Committee.
PRICES OF RIO rtsH STOCKS YESTERDAY.
Bank Stock 2314 India Bonds 54 65 at
3 per Cent. Red. 90 j Long Ann. 21j 15.16
3 pert ent. Cons. Ex. Bills, lid. 1.0001.36 40 pm
Ditto Acct. 91 Ditto, 5901. MI pm
31 per Cent. 97j Ditto, Small RI 41 pm
34 per Cent. Red. 973 f Lottery Tickets, 191.195.

PRICES OF FOREIGN
Austrian Bonds (10 (hi. par X
St.) 93/ 74
Brazilian Bonds
Ditto Scrip 1/ f I 1 I 1 die
Ditto Acct. 11 1 (Ills
Colombian Bonds 84
Ditto Bonds (1824) 86 j 4 4 I
7 61
DittoAccr. nrel 7 64 7
Danish Bonds
Ditto Scrip (1825) 434 4 dis
French Renter S pt Ct. 101 f.
Exchange 251. 10e.
Greek Bonds
Ditto Scrip (1825) 111 104
11 dis
Ditto Acct. 11 101 dis

PRICES Ur' 811 A ALS Y I.;bTtliDA .
SI I N ES.
share. Paid. Premium per
A nglo- AI ex ican £lOO 23 89 9085 87;
A nglo-Chilian lOO 5 2
Arigna Iron and
Brazilian lOO 5 9I 9 1
Odium lOO 5 8
Colombian lOO 5 22 23
Chilian and Peruvian i 3
Cobalt end Copper 6O 2 I
Famatina
General Mining Association
Pasco Peruvian lOO 5 121 13 124
Potosi, La Pas, and 'Peruvian 60 6 M 64 6
Royal Irish 1 9-16 I dis
(Traced Mexican 4O 20

Ditto New 4O 10 26 25
Welch Iron and Coal 25 10 li

GAS LIGHT AND CORE comrAitzs.
3ontinental lOO 8 1 a }

The 8111141111 Pittss commenced publishing yesterday outman/
at a quarter before Si. o'Cloch.

LONDON, THURSDAY. Jess 16, 169 J.
In the Parts Papers of Monday we find no articles of
domestic intelligence. The opposition journals, in the
absence of other topics at complaint, find much fault with
She arrangements of the police, for the preservation' of the
public order and sleety during the fate rejoicings in the
crt;ital on accost* of the Coronation. Several persons, it
appears, have been killed, and mute are in custody for
contributing by their negligence to this melancholy result.
The news (rota Greece continues to he or the most astis-
factorj nature. The campaign is certainly over. The
Turks have been defeated in every attempt to penetrate
into the Marti through Livadia, and ISRAMIN PACHA
is in extreme peril. The report is confirmed that Onysikos
had surrendered himself to the Greek Government.
From Cadis we learn that intelligence had been re-
ceived there from Peru, announcing that 01-awrrn had
agreed to an armistice for four months, preparatory, it
was believed, to his capitulation. Thu. are the last hopes
of FRIDINAND extinguished.
[From tbs James! des Debati of lifenday.]
LEGHORN, MAT 30.
The °Meal news published at Hydra, May 8, and which arrived
at Malta on the 19th biiiiielk vessel despatched for Malta on the
94th, and received at the 29th, confirms the advantages
gained by the Greeks le batiks before Navarino.
!deny Europeans...lD the service of Ibrahim Pacha, perished on
this bloody day. His Secretary and his Physician, both Europeans,
seeing the desperate altuation of the Pacha and his troops, sur.
rendered to the Greeks. The Egyptian troops are in the most de.
plorable condition, and Greek troops are arriving from all quarters
to complete their defeat.
The fleet of the Greeks, amounting to 100 sail, including fire.
ships, had separated into three squadrons. The first has gone to
nieet the fleet from Constantinople, composed of two large frigates,
six corvettes, and 32 small vessels, which it between Tenedos and
illytelene. This division has surprised 21 Russian and Austrian
I vessels laden with provisions, which they were conveying to Negro.
pent, Patna, and Lepanto. They have been all taken, and were
brought into Napoli di Romania.
The second squadron has gone to block up in Suds the Egyptian
Beet of 90 sail, viz. 50 ships of war. and 40 transports. It has 1
made four attempts to get out, the 17th, 21st, 28th, and 20th of
April, but Mu been always forced to put back. In their vsrious
attacks a Turkish brig has been burnt by the Greeks ; a frigate
had its rigging berm, and most of the crew leaping in their fright
Mae theses, were eaten prisoners.
The third squadron was destined to take on board and convey
to Misailonghi the troops of Tino, which are in the Mores, and
was then to cruise on the caul of western Greece.
A corps of the enemy's troops, commanded by the celebrated
Mustapha Boy, endeavouring to penetrate into the western parts in
Livadia, was beaten an the 22d and 24th April by Gouras, who
repulsed it to Zeitoani, and took many prisoners.
The most complete union prevails throughout Geom. A com-
mission of eight members has been ordered to present to the Go-
vernment in eight days a plan for the organization of a corps of 10
or 12,000 regular troops. Odysseus had surrendered himself to the
1 Government.

It is said that General Roche has been very well received by the
Government, arid that he immediately proceeded to the camp be.
fore Patras.
CADIZ. NAY 24.
The resolution which our Governors seems to have taken, to raise
a forced loan •frmu all the commercial towns in the kingdom, and
particularly from Cadiz, to defray the expenses of the expedition to
the Havannah, has so frightened our contmercialliouses,that a great
number of throe of the first class have nearly finished their prepara-
tions to establish themselves at Gibraltar, preferring to quit the
kingdom to being plundered. By a vessel from the United States,
we have received news from I'cru of a very recent date; they an.
nounce to as that General Olaneta had concluded a suspension of
arms for four months with General Sucre. This event, which is ge.
nerally looked upon re the precursor to a definitive arrangement
between she two Generals, has destroyed ti.` little hope that was
still entertained with regard to the line of conduct that would be
adopted by General Olaneta in Peru.
ENCII ED/MS.—PARIS, JO9O 13.—Five per Cems.
10If. 60c. ; Three per Cents. 7df. 00c. ; Bank Stock 2,190 f. ;
Rente de Naples ME 20e. ; Rente d'iliapagne 19f. ; Royal Spanidh
Loan 37if. Exchange on London-. One month 26f. ; three
months 24f. 84'c.—Cortre Authentiqus, Jame 13.

• •
7791:1 IrTfEDNESDAG' EVENING.
Had not this been sending day in the Foreign Market, we
suspect that the Stock Exchange would have been nearly deserted,
in consequence of the magnificent civic pageant this morning, in
heaver of laying the first stone of die new London-bridge. In the
Brit It Funds there were, however, sufficient bargains done to
show an improvement in their prices, Consols being at 914 for this
opening, and the Reduced Annuities atilt*
The business of the Foreign Market was almost exclusively
confined to the setiement of balances on the Account, and the
'quotations my be considered as almost nominal. Spanish Bonds
continued at yesterday's quotation ; for the Old 246. and the
New 194. South American Securities were lighter, Colombian
Bonds having reached 864 7, and Mexican Scrip 36 3 discouet.
Greek Scrip was 116 106 discount, and the Bonds 484. Danish
Scrip was 4 34 discount, and Brazilian ditto 14 1 discount.
The Share Market had also vet; little business doing in it.
Anglo Mexican Shares were at 86 90 ; and those of the Pasco Pe-
ruvian Company at 124 13. The United Mexican Shares were
at 21 6. The Shares of the New Potosi Company at 54 84 ; and
the General Mining Shares at 424.

The Market in Mining-lane was extremely buoyant. Some
large sales of Sugar were tinkle at very fair prices. The quotations
in Coffee continue quire steady.; sad there were several inquiries
for Rum.

The Emperor of Russia, in the middle of next month,
is expected at'St."/'etersburgh.
Her Imperial Highness the Princess of Orange has pur-
chased the rich collection of minerals of the Mining Corps
of St. Peterburgh for 22,000 rubles.
By a return made to the House of Commons, it appears
that compositions for tithes in Ireland (under the Com-
position Act-) have been made in 417 parishes, and regis-
tered accordingly. For these parishes the amount of com-
position payable to lay impropriators is 11,420/. 18s. Sid. ;
and to incumbents, 101,2404 70.; making, with some
payments to clerical appropriators, 126,064/. 4s. 41d. The
greatest number of compositions have been effected in the
dioceses of Killaloe and Kilfenora (63), Ferns and
Leighlin (.550, and Limerick (4.5). The highest average
of the parishes is in the arch-diocese of Armagh, where
the amount of composition for six parishes, is 3,655/.,
or 5091. each. The largest sums paid to incumbents
under the compositions, are Lismore and Afacollop (an
union we presume), 1,7001. a year (diocese of Waterford
and Litneriek) ; Killabin (Leighlin), 1,400/. a year ;
Temple Shanho (Ferns), 1,300/.; Ballymoney (Down
and Connor, 1.100/..; Comer (Osaory), 1,050/. There is'
no other parish where so much as 1,000/. a year is paid to I
the incumbent under the composition, but more than one
pariah is often held by the same person, either as an union
or otherwise ; and, in some parishes-=those of Armagh
and other northere diocese especially—the glebes are ofi
considerable extent and value.

Extract of a letter from Enniskillen, dated Saturday,
June 11, 182.5 :—" The defeat of the Catholic Bill has
given new triumph to the Orangemen of Fermanagh. Yes-
terday. the 10th instant,. the fair of this town was a scene
of the most savage and unmanly bloodshed ; not less than
fifty of the Lisbillaw peelers (as they call themselves) at-
tacked and beat a single Catholicof the name of Gallagher,
in a moat cruel manner, without any provocation, except,
indeed, that he was known to be a Catholic.—Dublin

Parer.
The demand in France for English riding horses is in-
creasing in a most unprecedented manner. For two months
past there have been daily arrivals at a restaurateur's in
the Haymarket of French horse-dealers, who have come
hither for the express purpose of purchasing riding and
cabriolet horses.
The New Wier on the River Wye, which so much ob-
structed the passage of the salmon up the stream, is to be
demolished by the order of Government.
A meeting of freeholders took place at the County Hell,
Warwick, on iVedue.day last, for the purpose of elect..
ing a Coroner for the Kington division of that county, in
the room of Mr. Parkes, deceased. After the customary
writs had been read, Sir Cray Skipwith proposed Mr.
George Cattell Greenway as a fit anti 'proper person to fill
tto office. Sir J. E. E. Wilmot seconded the nomination, {
a td no other gentleman being proposed, Mr. Greenway was
d dared duly elected.