biglam/hmd_newspapers huggingface dataset:
The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1825-04-23

SPRING-GUNS.

Mr. BARING presented a petition from certain warren farmers
of the countiea of Norfolk and Suffolk, In favour of the Bill fur the
abolition of sprit g-guns.
After a few words from Mr. GURNEY, the petition was ordered
to he printed.
Mr. BENETT (Wiltshire) presented a petition from certain
school masters and mistresses of the county of Wiltshire, praying
for relief from the oreration of the Window Tax.
Mr. BROC611:1 was anxious to support the prayer of the
petition. Indeed he knew ntsny instances in which schools were
about to be founded. but their foundation was considerably int.
peeled by their non-exemption from the window tax. There were
no houses—:o, not even manufactories—that required more windows
than schools, as welt for the sake of light as of cleanliness and I
health. It ass also material that school-rooms. even for the pur-
pose+ of accommodation, should have no dark parts. The Hon.
and Learned Gen:lea:an thought the tax in question one on edu.
cation.

CHANCELLOR of tt.t EXCHEQUER did not mean
to pledge himself to any particular course on the present subject.
About a fortnight ago he received a memorial on the subject:
thinking the que-ition one of importance, he immediately cont.
munisated with the Tax Office. to ascertain to what extent he
could go. lie thought there was considerable force in the appeal
made to him.

After a few words from Sir E. KNATCHEtILL, Mr. nENETT,
and Mr. C. WI Lau w, the petition was ord:red to be !mimed.

EXCISE LAWS.

Colonel DA VlEti presented a prtitioo from a person named
Fletcher, compleinimr of " v:irions and complicated
horrors" endured by him from the c•durremert of the Excise
Laws. The p!iltion prayed for redr..ss. 111 an act of" common
right and justice."--Ori;rreil to be primed.

RUTTER TRADE OF IRELAND.
Sir IL PARNELL presented a petition front Door AO, in favour
Cl alteration in the Rutter Laws.

Mr. 111:TCH1SSON thoullit the question one of 011 Import-
ance. Ireland was agitated much about it. He certainly would
not oppose iuvestigation, but thou& nothing hal:y should be
done.

Mr. GRATTA N thought the butter trade second only to the
linen trade. Orr.st delicacy slinuld be used in treating the subject.
Mr. S. RUE was of the same opinion.
Str J. NEW PORT thought the inquiry would be niisebievous
if the regulation did not immediately full is. it. The market price
of butter would be affected by the account of the evidence given
before a Committee, and by that means injure private intere.ti.
It was now the 22d of April, a period, in his opinion. mucb too
late to commence such an examination, and he therefore hoped it
would be postpone, till the ensuing Session.
Sir Li. I'ARNELL urged the immediate appointment of a
London, England, 1825-04-23

STOURTON, Chairman.

THEATRE ROY/04 COVENT-GARDEN.

AIR.2TFUrtenTs mostai th.eell't ifcultilattsßleEaNvErl BENEFIT acquaint
for TLTESDAY. May 10, when will be presented a Play and En-
tertainments, as will be expressed in future Advertisements.
TielaSs..sod pleas fee the Hoses is be bad of Mr. Yogis, 41,
Wignme.strect, and at the Bo: Office, Hut-street.

DURSUANT to • DECREE of the HIGH COURT
1. of CHANCERY. made i• a cause wherein the Reverend
WILLIAM WHITFIELD DAKINS, D.P. and another are
Plaintiff's, and SUSANNAH DODUSON and others are De.
fendants, the Creditors of RICHARD BURN, late of Dean's.
yard, in the City of ll'estminster, Esq. (who died on the ltith Ja-
nuary, 1821), arr to come in and prove their Debts before Francis
Paul Stratthrd. Esq. one of the Masters of the said Court, at his
Chambers in Southampton-huildings. Chancery-lane, London, on
or before the Ifith I)av of May, 11125, or in default thereof they
will be peremptorily exchuled the benefit of the mi.! Decree.
W. G. BOLTON, Plaintiffs' Solicitor,
26, Austin Friars.
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A TENt GASSED MUSLINS, CAM BRICS,
Calicoes, Prints, Gingham, Sbirtlngs, Checks, Quiltings,
Jeans, Sateens, and other Rinds of Cotton and Linen Goods.—
The Patentee respectfully informs the Public that he has taken out
a Paitmt for Gassing the above Articles (upon the same principle
that he has fur seven years applied with so much success to Lace),
whereby they are perfectly deprived of roughness and fibre, and
acquire a beautifully clear appearance. The Patentee has now
Establishments of considerable extent, at Nottingham, Manchester,
and Glasgow, for Gassing every Article of Cotton and Linen Manu-
facture ; so that the Trade may be supplied with Gassed Goods of
any description, by applying to the Manufacturers thereof. The
Patentee has no heaitation in stating, that any House having been
once in possession of any kind of Goods warranted to have been
Gassed, will be convinced of the importance of the improvement,
and adopt Gassed Articles of every description exclusively.
lltutfurd, near Nottingham.
London, England, 1825-04-23

EAST INDIA SHIPPING.

The Catherine Stewart Forb77E—tapnum, has arrived off the
Wight; she sailed from Bombay the 14th of December, and front
the Cape the Bth of February.
PASSENGER/ PER CATUERIEE STEWART Foists, Captain
Chapman, from Bombay.—Mrs. Mayne and two children, ilfrs.
Woodhouse and three children ; Mrs. Wood, Mrs. Lighten and
two children; Mrs. Foster, Miss ditto. Mr. Woodhouse, late Re-
gistrar to the Bomb Court; 111 r. Hume, Major Pearson, in
chine of fifty invalids; Mr. Charles Pillans. from the Cape;
I live native servants. Colonel Turner and servant left at the Caps.
PASSENGERS PER DOROTHY. Cap. Garnock, recently arrived
at Liverpool, from Bombay.—Mrs. T. F. Smith, T. G. Gardner,
Esq. Mr. Robinson, Capt. Wallace, F. Dunlop, 14th Reg. N. 1.,
died 2d December.
PASSENGERS PER GANOLS,CapI. Tucka (daily expected), from
Bombay.-111n. Barlow, Ma. Hodge, Colonel Dalbae, Captains
Hughes. Ward, Mason. Goodiff; Lieut. Dunmacrop.
IPAPIEWOIRS PER UPTON CASTLE, CM% Thacker (daily ex.
petted), front Bombay.—Mrs. Mainwarine, Mrs. Heileman and
two children, Mrs. Crawford and two children; Mrs. Knowles.
Miss Graves, J. H. Crawford, Esq. ; Captains Hammond, Robert.
sop, Farquharson, Bombay Army ; Lieut. Lighton, Bengal N.I. ;
Lieut. Fitzmaurice, his Majesty's 4th Dragoons ; the three Masters
Hemball. Elder.on, Hough, Lawrence; Misses Patin, APDonald,
Col. Ogilvie, of his Majesty's 20th, and three children of Dr.
Haslewood, from Canannore.
ARRIVAL AT BOMB AT..-1A Courier, GREW; from Bourdeauw,
the 30th Nov.
SAILINGs FROM Bostaay.--The Lord CastleretinaDurant.
sailed for China the 27th Nov., and the Constance, ud, for
the Mauritius, the sth Dec.
ARRIVAL AT MADRAS.—The George, Cllienti from London
and Ceylon, the 24th Nov.
The Princess Charlotte of Wales, Capt. C. B. Gribble, com-
mander, outward-bound East Indiatrasa, arrived at Plymouth on
Wednesday, at 3 P.M. on her voyage ler China.
The Earl of Balcarras, Cameron, has arrived off the Start ; she
railed from China the Bth January, and from St. Helena the 14th
March.
'SAILING FROM CNCNA.—The General Harris, Wehtesd,ftom
China, the Ist January.
ARRIVALS AT Si wasroar.—The Canning, Baylis; and Lon-
den, Sotheby, from Bengal, the ld Dec.
ARRIV•LS AT Sr. HELEWA.—The Marquis of Camden, Lar-
kins; Jody Melville, Clifford: William Fairlie, Smith, from
China; Fairlie, Oldham; the Cara Brea Castle, Davey, from
Bengal ; and Lrevleia. Brooks, from London.
Slur sro r N WITII.—The Salmon River, Gransmere. from
Singapore to London, the 25th Jan. in lat. 24. 34. S., long. 62. E.
There were no passengers per Balearras. from China.
London, England, 1825-04-23

r, APRIL 23. 1525.

To Sail positively in the second week in June, .1
VOR MADRAS and CALCUTTA, the fine Teals
Ship VICTORY, Burthen CBO Tons. CHARLES FAR-
QIJRARSON, Commander, lying in the City Canal.
Is fitted tapressly for Passengers, and carries an experienced
Surgeon.
For Freight or Passage, apply to Messrs. Cockerell, Trail, and
Co., Austin Friars; Mr../. L. Heathorn, 40. C dernan-strcet • or
to BUCKLES, BAGSTER, and BUCHANAN,
33, Mark-lane.

TO SUCCEED THE RECOVERY.
Warranted to Sail on or before the 10th May, having considerable
part of her Cargo engaged.
FOR BOMBAY, with liberty to touch at MADEIRA
and the CAFE OF 6001) HOPE, the SIMPSON, A I.
Burthen 4,14/ Tors. HENRY SI3IPSON, t:orninander. (late of
the Honourable Company's Service), row lying in the City canal.
This Sitip has superior Accommodations, and carries a regular
Surgeon.
Applications to be made to Alessrs. Fraser. Living, and Co.
12, St. Ilelen's.place ; John S. Brinier, 14, Birchin-lane ; or to
JOHN CHAPMAN and Co.
_ _

••• Tile Ship, haring great part of her Cargo engaged, will
sail on or before the lOth of May, or forfeit freight.

KENT.
WITHIN EIGHT MILES OF LONDON.
TO be LET on LEASE, a capital and substantial
ILESIDENI.ALis emtatiss• zaps*. and tit few *be imam.
dim reception of 9Tittlolly of reseertability, and equal to the sc.
coaunodation of a utimaktos establishment, witls•eapital Wane%
t;recn.bouses. &c. and 11l Acre:, of excellent 31eadote Land.' --I'
A Farm Establishment and Land adjoining may be had if
wished for.

To be viewed by tickets only; to be had at Mr. Nunn's, 19,
Great James-street. Itcdford-row ; or of 31r. Holmes. :Surveyor,
Lewisham, Kent ; of whom further particulars may be known.
London, England, 1825-04-23

This day is published,
ALETTER to the Hight Honenrable GEORGE
CANNING. on USURPATIONS in BOROUGHS.
By J. E. ELWORTH V.
Sold by W. Byers, Devonport ; and H. Butterworth, London.
London, England, 1825-04-23

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

CUSTOM-HOUSE, Amin 21.
SUMS ENTERED INWARD/.—The Crocodile, Betts, from Pr
Iona; Nimbly and Anne, Angell, from Drobaek ; Manley,
Sayer., from St. Vincent's ; Albion, Lowe, from Alexandria; Eas-
ters, Bishop, from Palermo ; Susan and Letitia, Jones, from An.
eons Matilda, Vous, from Smyrna; Freundscbaft, Gossett, from
Hamburgh ; and Triton, Owens, from Belfast.
Estexarn Ouviranns.--The Scipio, Masserigala for Elameur
and Petereburgh ; York, hionerief, for New South Wales;
Valiant, Martin, for Jamaica ; Viscount Exmouth. Wart, for
Bilboa ; Milford, Taylor, for Gibraltar and Mogadore ; Nep-
tonne, Capobrie, for Rostock ; and Henrietta Leslie, for Tar.
rsgooa.
CLEARED OUTWARDS FINALLY AT GRAVESENT. The
Elizabeth, Noakes, for Norway ; Maria, Iloltz, for Rostock; Wit.
Haan ltlabb, Norman, for Elsineur and Petersburgt, ; Sisters,
Hayes, for Demerara ; and Prince Leopold, Carlin, for Antwerp
and Yucatan.
CLEARING Ouzwanns.—The Canada, Walton, for Buenos
Ayres.
London, England, 1825-04-23

LIVERPOOL, THURSDAY EYZNIXO.
iVind W.S.W.—High Water, 53 min. p. IL
Arrived the Ni?gara, Gookin, from Savannah and New York;
James Watt, Lindsay, from Glasgow; Pitt. Hamilton, from
IChariston ; St. George, Stewart, front Dublin; Edward. Hiatbew,
trout Belfast; Forist, Foot, from Chariston ; 31inerra, Mtge',
from Antwerp ; Ceres, Rees, from Charlszon and Norfolk; Hope,
Thompson. from GlasFort t Jonge Nicholas, Peres. from Glasgow;
A naaeoo. Hodgson, st. John's, N. 8.; Pilot, Mary, Eagle, from
Cardiff; Lady Florence, Bishop. from Droghetbt; Commerce.
Harvey, from Campeachy and New Orleans; Alexander and
Jenny, from Waterford; Antelope, Munroe, from St. Michael's;
Thetis, Newton, from Odessa.
Two ships off at I past 7.
Private signal, Messrs. W. and J. Brown and Co.—Nothing
sailed yesterday or today.
The Groot Lankenn. from Liverpool, has arrived at the Texel ;
the Anna, Koster; Concordia, Nagel; Velnstrom, Handing;
floor, Beer; Jonge AVilhelos. -. • Twee Gebroeders,
Swern ; and Olyt, De Vries; from Liverpool, have arrived at
Helrnet.
The Harmonia. Best; and Good Hoop, Klein; from Liverpool,
have arrived at Bridle.
The Liberty, Plampton, from Liverpool, has arrived at Naples.
The Rita, Lees, from Carthageoa, for Liverpool, off Charisma,
13th 32rtch, leaky.
The Euterpe, from Liverpool, has arrived off rayal.
The Duke of York, from Liverpool, has arrived at St. Michael's.
The Atalanta, Davidson, from Trieste, has arrived at Dover.
The Accession, Reddam, from Rio de Janeiro, for Hamburgh,
'truck on the Haak Flats, but was got off with assistance in a leaky
state, and carried into the New Dieppe. She must unload to re.
The Perfect, Prince, from Liverpool, has arrived off Charlston,
20th Alarch.
The 31srgaret, Brander, from Ballina, for Liverpool was totally
lost on coming out of the harbour, having run fool of the Mary,
for Liverpool, which latter vessel received some damage.
The Brothers. Edwards, from Liverpool, has arv7at Matanzas
and loading for Trieste.
The Telegraph, Dixon, from Alvarado, was lost near the Sa-
vannah.
The Cotton Market flat to-day, and little doing, but the holders
are not inclined to shrink in price. About 4 a 5,000 begs disposed
off.
London, England, 1825-04-23

In the first week of May will be published, in post octavo,
price 10s. 6.1.
HE FORESTERS.—By the Author of " Lights and
T Shadows of Scottish Life," and " The Trials of Margaret
Lyndsay."
Printed for William Blackwood, Edinburgh ; sod T. Cadell,
Strand, London.—Of whom may be had,
I. LIGHTS and SHADOII S of SCOTTISH LIFE. Fourth
Edition. post tiro. 10s. Gd.
11. The TRIALS of MARGARET LYNDSA Y. Second
Edition, post Ilvo. 10s. Gd.

This day is published. handsomely printed In one volume tiro.
with a Portrait, price 13s. in boards,
LORD BYRON en ITALIE et en GRECE, ou sperm
de sa Vie et des sea Ouvrages, d'apriis des sources authen-
tiques, acco -magne de Pieces imailites, et d'un Tableau litteraire
et politique de ces deux Contrees.
Par Le MARQUIS DE SALVO.
Printed for Treuttel and IVurtt, Treuttel, jun. and Richter,
30, Soho-square.
This day is published, handsomely printed in one volume octavo,
price 10s. in boards,
THE DOCTRINE of the CHURCH of GENEVA,
illustrated in a series of SERMONS, preached by the Mo-
dern Divines of that City.
Edited by the Rev. J. S. PONS,
One of his Alsjesty's Chaplains at the Dutch Chapel, St. James's
Palace, and AlMister of the French Protestant Episcopal Church,
called Eglise des Grecs.
Printed for Treuttel and IVurtz, Treuttel, jun. and Richter, 30,
Sohattquart ; C. and J. Rivington ; Hatchard and Son ; and See.
ley and Son.
London, England, 1825-04-23

In the press, and speedily will be published,
T4ETTERS to JOHN TAYLOR, Esquire, respecting
I the Conduct of the Directors of the Rcal del Monte Company
relative to the Mince of Tlalpuxahun.
By a MERCHANT.
London: Printed for Hurst, Robinson, and Co. 90, Chcapsiee,
and 8, Pall-mall ; and Archibald Constable and Co. Edinburgh.

HUSKISSON ON COLONIAL POLICY AND FOREIGN
COMMERCE.
This day is published, price 2s. Gd.
SITSTANCE of VIVO SPEECHES delivered in the
HOUSE of COMMONS, on the 21st and 25th of Mara,
1825. by the Right Honourable WILLIA3f HUSKISSON, re-
specting the Colonial Policy and Foreign 'Commerce of the
Country.
Printed for J. Hatehard and Son, Piccadilly.
London, England, 1825-04-23

This day is published, in I vol. Oro. price 7s. boards.
A REVIEW of the FINANCIAL SITUATION of
the EAST INDIA COMPANY in 1824,
By HENRY ST. GEORGE TUCKER, Esq.
London : Printed foe Kingsbury, Parbury, and Allen, Leaden-
hall-street.
London, England, 1825-04-23

NAPOLEON'S EXPEDITION TO RUSSIA.

This duy is published, handsomely printed in two vols. Bvo. with a
Map and Five Engravines. price U. Bs. boards,
HISTORY of the EXPEDITION to RUSSIA,
undertaken by the Enloe- •Ni - in 1812.

by tn.. ....nperor Napoleon
By General Count PHILIP DE SEGUR.
Printed for Treuttel and Worts, Treuttel, jun., and Richter, 30,
Soho-square. Of whom may be had,
The SAME in FRENCH, two vols. Bvo. with Atlas of Pa.
Mita and Vignettes, pries 11.8 x.
London, England, 1825-08-10

GERMA PAPE/U.

MILAN', JOLT 28.
By 11 sovereign resolution of the 26;h of last month. his Alajesty
the Emperor and ,lii;ng has been pleased to sanction the plan ac-
cording to which communal guards are to be established in Lom-
bardy.
The Government, in obedience to the commands of the Viceroy,
communicated on the 2d instant, publishes the said plan, that it :
' inav be carried into execution.
July 21, 1825. COUNT DE STRASSOLDO, President.
FRONTIERS or ITALY. JULY 21.
We just learn by letters front persons deserving of credit, that
the Paella of Scutari and other neighbouring Pitches. have received
orders from Constantinople to form new corps with all possible ex-
pedition,- and send them to Arta dnd Preleka. *here they
will' be immediately placed at the disposal .of Redschid cache,
who has lately renewed his urgent .solicitations to the Porte for
reinforcements, The Pacha of Traunick, who has hitherto been
excused in a great degree, has also received orders to levy
troops., The Pachas bave shown great readiness, but there is
• particular difficulty. They have bean at great expense for fitting
out troops, &c. They are now called von to ,slake further dis.
bursemente, which are to be repaid by the Seraskier, because all
the sums destined for the arming and. equipment of she troops art
placed by the Porte at the disposal of the Seraekier. The Pnchas
have therefore caused representations to be made at Constantinople
to obtain the repayment of the sums they have advanced, and also
money before hand for their future disbursements. The decision
lof the Porte is expected. The accounts from Thestaly agree that
the Turkish troops which advanced from that province into Livadia
! have returned in a bad condition to the banks of the Sperchius. It
1 is said that they have lost about a third of their number in this new
campaign.—Awrembarg Correipondent, Slat July.
London, England, 1825-08-10

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

CUSTOM HOUSE, Auousx 8.
Sutra ENTERED INWARDS—The Afficck, Fell, from To.
bago ; George, Hodgson, from Berbice ; Charles Tennyson,
Bouch, and Flom, Hillary, from Quebec ; Hart, from Ham-
burgh ; Lawns, Robinson, front Miramichi; James and Ann,
Mackarel, from Standgate Creek ; Royal George, Ward, from
Quebec; Hope, Rippon, from Oporto; Wallace. Wallace, and
Marlborough, Middleton, front Jamaica; llohtnt, Buchanan, from
Standgate Creek ; Sarah Ward, Moore. from St. Vincentlr; Aeon,
Derry, from Liverpool ; Hope, Madge, from Lisbottt George,
Jansen, 'from Adra and Malaga; %%Warn Smith, Bloom, from
George Town; Albion, Hardy, from Miramichi; Wilford, Mar-
tin, from St. Mary's, River Gambia; Helm, Brown, from
Quebec; Castlereagh, Weigbtman, front Miramichi; Walrus,
Wright; Montmorence, Wood; England, Stephenson ; Vertum-
nus, Lash, from Quebec; Belfast, Roberts, from Dunkirk; Dew-
drop, Wakes, from Montreal and Quebec; Friends, Brown ;
Harmony, Angel ; and Times, Clarke, from Waterford ; Bee-hive,
Foot, front I oughall ; Mary Swan, Wright, from Drogheda; i!
Martha, Nutty, from Wexford ; (Economy, Sutton, from Galway ;
Ardent, Jones, from Cork ; Enchantress, Killock, from Gibraltar;
Faith, Former, from St. Domingo; Ocean, IVhittle, from Belize;
Marshal Bennett. Arthur, from Honduras; Para Packet, Potter,
from Para; Williatu, Montgomery, from Jamaica; Cora, Boni-!
Pant, from Seville; from Liston; Alknomack,
Bavinsfair, from Trinidad; Skylark, Davis. from Smyrna; Sr.!
Lawrence, flarvy, from Montreal and Quebec; Rotterdam, Ls.:
min;, from Rotterdam; Alliance, AVliitrong, from Nevis; St.
Ann's, Sughrue, from Jamaica; Albion, Proctor, front do.; Ja-
maica, Craig, from Grenada.
ENTERED OUTWARDS.—The Pelican, Rieke, for Antwerp
and Brussels; Edinburgh Packet, William. for Rotterdam;
Aintwell, Houlton, for lfamburgh; Thalia, Shand, fur Halifax;
Fox. Fox, jun., for Ostend; Addison, Browne, for Elsinore and
St. l'etersburgh ; Dryade, Davidson, for Madeira, Valparaiso, and
Lima.

CLEARED OUTWARDS FINALLY AT GRAVESEN/L—The
Toward Castle, Jeffery, for Tenerife, Van Diemen's Land. and
New South Wales; Collingwood, Evans, for Ilamburgh ; Effort,
M‘Luckie, for Zante ; King of the Netherlands, Slater, for
Rotterdam ; Ranger, Holt, for Smyrna; Lively, Baxter, for
Bordeaux; Janes, Wilson, for Elsinore and St. Petersburgh ;
Furst. Blucher, Kalif, for Elsinore and Stolpe; Rose, Ellis, for'
Rotterdam ; Ondemeeming, Klie, for Rotterdam and Amsterdam ;
Marshal Blucher, Golder, for Rotterdam; Ant, Watson, for
Buenos Ayres; Cele/Mu, Ardouin, for Rouen; Sylph, Berridge,
for Archangel ; Thetis, Chriap, for Lisbon ; Catherine,Tarcan, for
Riga.
CLE•RtNG OUTWARDS.—The Oscar, Stewart. for the Cape
of Good Hope and Isle of France; Charlotte, Volckman, for
Stettin; Micmac, Baker, for Newfoundland; Premium, Young,
for Elsinore and St. Petersburgh ; Louisa. Lowrey, for Buenos
Ayres; Gower Tait, for Malaga; Fox, Fox, jun., for Ostend;
Providentia, FArhodt. for Memel; Friends, Clark, fur St. An-
thew's, New Brunswick.
London, England, 1825-02-21

PORTSMOUTH, FEB. 19.
Yesterday his Majesty's ship Thetis, Capt. Sir John
Plsil snore, C.B. went out of harbour, and proceeded to
Plymouth, where that ship is to be stationed. An attempt
Vas made on Thursday to tow her out by the steam-vessel,
but the wind and tide both setting-in strung, after getting to
the harbour's mouth she was obliged to drop in again.
This clay, at twelve o'clock, his Majesty's ship,Volage,
built for 28 guns, was launched from his Majesty s Dock-
yard, Portsmouth. This is the third vessel that has bean
constructed at this Dock-yard under the entire direction of
Professot Inman, of the Royal Naval College. The Mos-
-quite and Leveret, 10-gun brigs, were launched at the
same tinge.
The Boadicea, Capt. Sir James Brisbane, sailed on Fri-
day to assume the command in the Fast Indies, and also
. the Owen Glendower, for the Cape of Good Hope, for the
like purpose ; the Semarang will sail next week to relieve
the Ariadne, on the last mentioned station.
The three trial sloops are making every preparation for
*third cow,est. and it is expected they will be ready by
the first of next mouth.
The Pandora, Captain Gordon, returned from a cruise
to the westward on Sunday last ; the report is not favour-
able to the alteration in her rigging. The Samaraug and
Boadicea went out of harbour on Monday, both of which
ships were towed to Spithead by the steam vessel attached
to The Doak-yard.

LIVERPOOL, FvD.T EVENING.

Wied N.N.W.—High water ft minutes past 11 o'cleck.
Arrived the Orbit, from St. John's, N.B. ; Town of
Liverpool, from Dublin ; Ceres, from ditto; Aron, from
ditto • Amity, from Glasgow ; Caroline, from St. Michael's ;
Friends, from Waterford ; Cleopatra, from ditto ; Eleanor,
from Dublin ; Jane, from St. Andrew's, N. 8.; President,
from Newhaven; Eliza, from Lancaster; Margaret, from
ditto; Tarlton, from Ulverstone; Commerce, from ditto.
LIVERPOOL, SATURDAY.
Wind S.E.—High Water 4 minutes past 12.
Arrived the Mary, from Waterford ; Alice and Amelia,
from Dundalk ; Clyde, from Glasgow ; Concordia, from
Marseilles; Melatnpus, front Leith.
London, England, 1825-02-21

SALES BY AUCTION.

VALUABLE LEASEHOLD PREMISES. STOCK IN
TRADE, AND HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EF-
FECTS, HOLBORN.
By Mr. ADAMSON,
On the Premises, on WEDNESDAY NEXT, at 11, by direc-
tion of the Assignees of Piercy Price Ilart Roberts, Cheese-
monger, a Bankrupt,
91HE valuable LEASE of a capital Brick-built
1. HOUSE, and commanding attractive Shop, eligibly situate
the east corner of Gray's Inn-lane, Holborn, a situation distin-
guished for publicity, and admirably adapted for the business of a
cheesemnnger, Faker, hatter, hosier, linen.draper, or any other
retail business ; held for an unexpired term of ten years, at a very
low rent.
On the same day will be sold, the remaining STOCK and
UTENSILS in TRADE, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, and
Effects. .

The Premises to be viewed till the Sale, and the Effects on
Tuesday previous. PatiCUlatil and Catalories may be had on the
Premises; and of 11r. Adamson, 11, Biihter-square.
London, England, 1825-02-19

fANGE YESTERDAY.
Leghorn - . 411
Genoa • - 41.
Venice - -2;
Malta -
Naples . - 40
Palermo 119
Lisbon 51
Oporto - - 51}
Rio.laneiro . 48
Bahia . 50
Dublin 9ti
Cork • - V 4
BULLION, PEE OZ.
a.
Portugal Gold in coin 0 0 0
Foreign Gold in bars 3 17 9
New Doubloons 3 111 0
New Dollars 0 4 104
Silver in bars U 6 0i
London, England, 1825-08-17

GARBRAND HALL. EWELL, SURREY.
TO be LET, FURNISHED, by Mr. WILLOCR,
the Capital MANSION. called GARBRAND HALL.
most delightfully situate at the north end of the rural village of
Ewell, one mile from Epsom, five from Kingston, and fourteen
miles from London, containing.sis servants' bed rooms, five hand.
some bed chambers, with dressing roma. ELEGANT DRAW-
ING ROOMS, and EATING ROOMS, Library, and all
requisite offices, detached coach-houses, stabling, dairy, brew-
house, and farm buildings, lawns, plantations, pleasure grounds,
with a beautiful river running through them, kitchen gardens,
orchard, hot-house and conservatory, the whole surrounded by lofty
walls, clothed with the choicest fruit trees, together with TWELVE,
ACRES OF MEADOW LAND, a family pew in Ewell Church,
and two others for servants. The house Is completely and elegantly
Furnished, fit for the immediate reception of a family of distinction,
and will be let for one, three, or five years.
Cards to view. and all further particulars. may be had of Mr
Willoek, 45, Golden square.
London, England, 1825-08-17

WESTON AND nArwry.

Loan Cn Ale -r;R alluded to this case, which has been
times before the Court, and involved a point of much ,m-
-on which the Judges of the Court of King's Bench had
e opinion, and those of the Common Pleas, one only dis-
, another opinion. The law appeared to be, that if the
. of a vessel agreed to let her on freight by the usual words,
,nt and let to freight," they thereby parted with the possession ;
if the owners merely agreed to employ their vessel, then the le-
posseution remained in them. The itard Chancellor, however,
A. that in the former description of charter-parties, he had seen
sometimes introduced that were inconsistent with giving
.e possnsion. The principal point In the case rested upon the
iota construction of the fact—in whom the possession was. and a
considerable sum depended upon it. His Lordship concluded by
the Counsel to supply him with some dates, and promised
of this case Thorsdir morning.
lIANCLELOR'S COURT, TUESDAY, A no. 16.
NASH, IN THE MATTER OT MARSH, BTILACET,
AND CO.
was a RIM involving a question of account, and as to the
Mr. Nash to let off a joint and separate account against a
tp by the estate of Marsh, Straery. and Co.
,:vrAnt7, for the estate, prayed that the Court would
to the awwgrees to inquire Into the circumstances of the
when those inquiries were made perhaps the Court might
any further trouble; the difficulty of obtaining informs.
he usignem wss eery meat, inconsequence of the whole
wing been entirely managed by the late Mr. Fuuntleroy.
,ntagu contended, that in no cue, except where frnutl was
hed, a joint and separAte demand was allowed to beset oWto
claim.
Counsel for the petitlnner contended that it wan of serious
oats Mr. Nub that this matter should he at once put at
involved property to a considerable amount.
some disco.sion, his lIONOCa directed the case to stand
the next day of petitions.
London, England, 1825-08-17

DICKSON'STRACTICAL AGRICULTURE.

In 2 thick vols. 4to. illustrated with 100 copper plate Engravings.
comprehending 400 subjects of improved Agricultural Imple-
ments, the different breeds of Cattle, the various Grasses, (on IS
coloured plates), &c.
ACOMPLETE SYSTEM of PRACTICAL AGRI-
CULTURE and MODERN HUSBANDRY: in which are
fully detalled,the Nature of Soils and Manures ; the proper Manage-
ment of Meadow and Pasture; and the Improved Cultivation of
Arable Lands ; Rotation of Crops, Artificial Grassea, titc. the best
means of Draining, with numerous plates, illustrative of the Fame,
and of Embanking, Enclosing, Road Maki•ig, and Fencing; the
different species of Live Stock, with coloured plates of the most
Improved breeds; and the construction of Tam-houses, Offices,
and Cottages, accompanied with engraved plans and estimates.
With as Appendix of the Laws relating to Agriculture. particu-
lady of the Relative Rights of Landlord and Tenant, Forms of
Leases, Setting out Tithes, &e.
By R. W. DICKSON, M.D.
Originally published at six guineas; but the stock having passed
into the hands of the present proprietors, they have reduced its
price to four guineas, thus rendering It the cheapest as well as the
most comprehensive Work on the subject extant.
Printed for Sherwood, Gilbert, and Piper, Paternoster-row.
London, England, 1825-08-17

MOUBRAY (IN POULTRY, &c.
Fifth Edition, enlarged by a Treatise on Brewing, adapted to the
use of Private Familia, price 7s. in boards,
A. PRACTICAL TREATISE on BREEDING,
REARING. and FATTENING ALL KINDS of
DOMESTIC POULTRY, Pheasants. Pigeons, and Rabbits:
including also an interesting Account of the Egyptian Method of
Hatching .Eggs by Artificial Heat, with soros Modern Experi-
ments thereon; also ens Breeding, Feeding, and Managing Swine,
Mileh cows, ano Besu.
By BONINGTON MOUBRAY, Esq.
" Mr. Moubray's little book on the breedied, Teasing. and fat-
tening all kinds of domestic poultry and pigs, is unquestionably
the most practical work on the subject in our language. Ilse Au.'
thor's aim seems to have been to avoid scientific detail, and to con.
vey his information in plain and intelligible terms. The conveni-
ence of a small poultry yard—two or three pigs, width breeding
sow—and a cow for seam, milk, butter, and cheese—in an English
«entry hoses, appears hodippensable; mid` se point outhavreltear-
may be obtained at a reasonable expense, seems to have been Mr.
! Mowbray's object. liv adopting the plan of his work. any family
may furnish their table with these luxuries at one-third of the
price they are obliged to pay at the markets • and the farmer and
breeder may render it the source of considerable profit.":-.-Fannet's
Journal.

waw The chapter on Brewing may be had separately, to complete
the former Editions, price Is.
Printed for Sherwood, Gilbert, and Piper, Paternoster row.
London, England, 1825-08-17

EGAN'S SPORTING ANECDOTES.

New and enlarged Edition, with coltaured l'iatnia-I;m7l—illustrations,
price 12e. in board'',
SPORTING ANECDOTES, original and selected ;
chiding numerous characteristic Portraits of Persons in every
walk of life, who have acquired notoriety from their achievements
on the Turf; at the Table ; and in the Diversions of the Field ;
the whole forming a complete delineation of the Sporting World.
By PIERCE EGAN.
"The Author (say the reviewers) has here contrived to amass
together all the particulars of Hone, Dog, and Man, worthy of
being known. It is a happy composition, full of whim and parti.
cular phrases, with a slip of morality in it. like a hit of lemon peel
in one's punch, and flavoured with the choicest lime juice of slang.
No affectation ; no dispirited passages • no tame subjects ; no non-
sense ! It does not run a longwinded subject down ; but is every
thing by fits, and nothing long. All who have heard of the in-
comparable Dan Crisp—the wonderful phenomenon Mare, Mr.
M'ells's matchless Pipylina !—Flying Childers—Snowball, the
fleet black greyhound—Eclipse—Tom Crib—llambletonisn, and
Sir Charles Bunbury—all, we say, who have heard or rend of these
great names, and who respect perfection and talent wherever it can
be found, let them purchase these Sporting Anecdotes—for they are
faithful in the dispensation of fame to Man and Beast."—Bold-
win's Loodon Magazine.
Printed for Sherwood, Gilbert, and Piper, Paternostcr-row.
London, England, 1825-08-17

A FREEHOLD STEAM-MILL AND PREMISES,
TOOLEV-STREET, BOROUGH.

Aif R. PHILLIPS respectfully notifies, that he shill
I SUBMIT by AUCTION, at the Auction Mart, on
IVED:4ESDAY„ the Slit Instant, at One. a compact and va-
luable FREEHOLD ESTATE, situate in Wearer-lane, Tooley-
street, contiguous to the Thames, whereon is erected
A STEAM CORN-MILL,

Of twelve borne power, together with a house. offices, and enclosed
yard. The gteam•mill in capable of driving three pair of stones :
the going gear and machinery complete, and in a good state, and
in constant working; a well of excellent water within the premises.
May be viewed Mondays. Wednesda►s, and Thursdays, be-
tween ten and three, by application to Mr. Palmer, on the pre-
mises, of whom printed particulars may be had; also of Messrs.
Jennings, Collier, Birch, and Merchant, Care►-street, Lincoln'e-
inn ; at the Auction Mart; and of Mr. Phillips, No. 711, New
Bond-street.
London, England, 1825-08-17

THE LATE W. H. WINTER. ESQ 'S COLLECTION OF
PAINTINGS; ALSO A SPLENDID LIBRARY.
Br Mr. WILLIAMS,
At the Auction Mart. Ilartholomew.lane, TO-MORROW, and
following Day, at 12, by order of tho,Executor and Executrix,
AVery choice and select Collection of highly•finislied
PICTURES. in an excellent state of preservation, formed
with considerable taste ond judgment. by the deceased ; also a
valuable LIBRARY, including several of the National Gal-
kries, and illustrated Books and Books of Prints. Among the
Paintings will be found rare specimens at the following eminent
Masters, vie.:— .
L. Giordano Rembrandt Stinad M. Carre
B. Scliendal Teniers tiverin Zorg
D. Fettl Van Dyck egen Wesnix
Jortleami Jan Steen noyne Peters, &c...11/4,e.
The Books comprise the Cenral, Fellience, Houghton. Stafford,
Napoleon, and Shakespeare Galleries; fkaticbita di Ereolano,
vole ; Visggio Pittorleo della Tpubs.a....34ggis....,;..Antiquises
' Prance:2 vols.; Voyage Tittaresque de Naples, fl vols. ; Picart's
Religious Ceremonies, 12 vols. ; Orainger's Biographical History
of England, illustrated, 21 vols.; Encyclopedia Britannica, 20
vol s. ; and many other valuable works.

To be viewed this day and mornings of sale, And Catalogues had
(price Is.) at the Mart; Hatchett's Hotel, Piccadilly of Mr
Thomas Wiliams, High-street, Cheltenham; and of 111r.Williatns
Throirmorton-street.

N.H. The Pictures will be sold on Friday.
London, England, 1825-08-17

GREENLAND FISHERY.

The following bad account of the Greenland fishery has bete:
received at Lloyd's I
Extract of a letter from the Agent to Lloyd's at Whitby, dated
Aug. 14 :—" Arrived the Lively, Kirk, from Greenland, with one
"'..10-vemokiftikel ice July 24, and brings the following accestat
of the fishery, siz.:—Hull Ships—Abram, two fish, 30 tubs. oat
June 20 ; Everthorp, clean, Jirly 10 ; Kiero, one fish, July 20
Laurel, ooe fish, 17 tuns, July 18 ; Unity, .one fish, six tit s, Jelr
.24 ; North Britain, clean, July 20; Rachel and Ana, oue fish, r.
tuns, July 10. London Ships--Margaret and the Neptune, botut
clean, July 20. Whitby Ships—Esk, clean, July 10 ; Harmony.,
clean, July ;0 ' • Volunteer, clean, July 10 ; Lively, one fish, WI
Was, arrived ; Resolution, three fish, 40 tune, and Valiant, ODIN
fish; 4 tuns, arrived at Shetland. Aberdeen Ships—Alexander,.
two fish, 20 tuns, June 20 ; Jane, clean, no date ; Neptune, clew:.
no data. Peterhead Ships—Alert and the .Mary, both clean, July-
-20; Perseverance, one fish, 16 tuna, July 21 ; and the John 4
Greenock, clean, July 10."
London, England, 1825-02-26

PARLIAMENTARY INTELLIGENCE.

HOUSE OF LORDii, Fa:Dar, Frs. U.

SMALL DEBTS.
The Earl of SHAFTESBURY peessetted a petition from the
Merchants, Bankers, and others, of hsokeby, in Yorkshire, pray-
, ing for an alteration in the laws for the recovery of small debts.—
Laid on the table.
London, England, 1825-11-04

FASIIIONABLE INTELLIGENCE.

The Duke and Duchess of Leeds pave arrived at their KS',
/hanl Castle, Yorkshire, from a tour.
The Duke of Devonshire has lett town hit Windsor Castle.
The Marquis and Marchioness of Salisbury have left town fur
their seat, Hatfield.
Sir Gilbert Ihatheote has left town for his scat, Normanton Park,
Lincolnshire.
Lord Gmntley left town yesterday, for his seat, Wonersh,
Surrey.
Lord Frederick Beaneink has left town for his seat, Kemptou
Vickarage, Herts.
The Marquis of Chandos has arrived at Avizgton, Hants, from
Wotton, Bucks.
The Ladies Fitzpatrick hare arrived at their sett, Fanning
Woods, Northsmptonshire, from a tour.
Lord John Fitzroy has left town fur Norfolk.
Departures from the British Hotel :—Mr. and Mrs. Markland,
for Bath ; Captain Price, R.N. for Portsmouth ; and W. Mar.
joribanks. Esq. for Milton Mowbray.
Colonel Lowther, M.P. has arrived at the Earl of Lonsilalr's
seat, Cottesmore, Rutlandohlre, from a tour.
Sir George Warreader, Batt.bas left Win for his seat, Bois.
Departures from Miller's Hotel, Jermyn-street Captain sad
Mrs. Newton for Suffolk ; and Wm. Russell, Eaq. for Paris.
Lord R. Manners has left town for Cheveley Park, Cambridge.
shire.
Departures from the Brunswick House Hotel, flarover•squate :
—Mr. and Mrs. Sherwood, for their seat, neat Bath; sod Captain
Stuart, for Cheltenham.
London, England, 1825-11-04

CHI,I.T.

"PROCLAMATION OF THE SUPREME DIRECTOR
OF THE STATE TO THE PEctpl.x.
" Circntrimances the 'most imperious and urgent oblige me to
convene the Oentral Congress to which I had invited the nation lc
my femme decrees; then-Instances which are of such high import.
ante, that they& trot admit of the preliminary s.cps then announced
being previously taken, and which perhaps would have been dealt-
ahle for the provinces in less eventful moments. Europe hastens
to decide on the fate of America. and England has recognised the
independence of Alcaico, Colombia, and Buenos Ayres, hoping for
the arrival of that period when a legal nrgatization of Chtli will
justify that recogniiian, to which she is entitled to by her valour,
her moderation, and her virtues. The mite Governments incite es
to moist and prepare to form a South American Assembly. in
which may be organised the grand pact of union and the public law
'erf the New Wiwi!. Already they have seat their Plenipotentiaries
to P:.nanis. The Government of Cniii has felt itself embarrassed
by these official invitations, being linable to refer to the Natiohal
Representation. and could only reply that it was about immediately
f 0 install the National Congress, whose first sittings would be di-
rectectexcluslvely to that sublime object. Great aegotiatiocs, con-
nected with the national industry. destiaed m promote the prospe-
rity of Chili, seem paralysed. because the ends:takers of diem delay
the completion of the soma/woos, waiting tot the legal and con.
aistent establishment of our system. Mere ihan `23 millinns of dol.
Lars, it has been anroanc3l by our Plenipotentiary, have been rsizeJ

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London, England, 1825-11-04

ST. BRIDE'S STEEPLE.

Yesterday being the thy appointed for layhig the foun-
dation-stone of the e/VW Weddings (pruning the avenue.
leading to the above chute!), a, numerous party of ladies
and gentlemen tzusembled in the vestry-room at one o'clock,
and ihortly after two a procession, consisting of the rector
of the parish. the committee appointed to manage., the
erection of the new building, the secretary, 4n. proceeded
from the church to the spot where the foundation-stone
was to be laid. Notwitio:risnoling the unfavurcrable state of
the weather a numbir of elegantly-dressed ladies were
present, who appeared to Like a lively interest in the pro-
ceed/Km of the day. 'Fire committee anti gentlemen hav-
ing assembled, Mr. Spottiewode addressed the surrounding
multitude, and detailed the particulars of the intended
itnpravement.
John Blades, Esq then came forward, and addressed the
company assembled. liestated that it afforded him great
pLasure to see so numerous and respectable a meeting of
Isis fellow-citizens assembled on the present occasion. He
felt a great interest ;» the undertaking they hail met to
support, and which he had every reason to believe would
be crowned with SUCCriI•

--
A plate, representing a plan of the proposed imptave-
trent, was axes exhibited, alter which various sold and
silver coins, of the pres.2nt reign, were deposited in the ca-
vity appointed fur their reception, and a brass plate, with
the tblibwitrg hvieription, was resit by Attw sod Smith,
Esq. the &sworn' previons to its being plac,tl under the
s towe D!.
; /AI 42 tff gic CHURCH of ST. BRIDE, In the City of
LONDON,
.iiliteMallaspekailit Art. desired by tbq great Architect,
Sir CHRISTOPHLR WREN, Knight,
Baying been obscured by surrounding lIVTLDINGS for upwards
of a century,
A Post.scASUBSCRIPTION took place, for the purpose.of bring-
Lag into Vim its hitherto concealed I.leautits, and of affording
att imprusod approach to the Cutracu. These objects haring
teceired liberal Encouragement, the Foundation Stone of the
Buildicgt, formlng
ST. BRIDES AVENUE,
was laid by
JOHN BLADES, Esq.. the Trcastner
Assisted by
JOHN I'APWORTII, Esq. the Architect,
Under the Auapiects of
Tha Right 800. JOHN GA RRATT, Lord Mayor of the City
of London,
On THURSDAY, the ad day of November. 1025, snd in
Sllth l'ear!ef the Reign of his Most Guelous Majesty King
fIEOROE

Oa the completion of the ceremony, H. Marriott, Esq.
ca e' forward and stated, that as a member of the ecm-
mittee, he felt bound to thank his friend Mr: Blades for
his attendance. • The intended improvement would rercue
one of .the mess beautiful specimens of art from obscurity.
Without the liberality which had been so •noltly displayed
by the Oentletwau who had that day honoured them with
his presence, and laid the foundation of a build:rig, which
hi believed woUld Trove to be a great ornament to the City,
the object, in which all present took so great an intetebt,
sewed never hate been carried into effect.—Three hearty
cheers were then g,itea by the spectators, after which they
departed. .
London, England, 1825-11-04

DIMADFUL iCabi'NT ON THR DOURO.

°porn). OCT. 10.
Yesterday afternoon, between four and five o'clock, a
till accident occurred at Carvalinho, on the river Douro.
Roe is at this place (Carvalitihn) which is at the foot
• the WI tail steep mountain of Funtainhas, a most de-
►ybtfal aueata cr fountain, and near it atone benches,'
whine numbers of persons are used to Pit down to refresh
th-stialset ; before it is a pond in which the inhabitants
w.,sh *air linen. Over this agreeable spot was a large
sock prteetilig beyond the mountain, but, as it was sup-
;rot el sufficient's tix.fl, no fears were entertained that it
'sold fall. littl;appiiy, however, when a great nuenba of
titr•ocs of boat sexes were on the spot, some seated, soinc
so conversation soil walking, as well as some women wash-
ing lima, the rock fc 11. bringing with it a large portion of
the mountain, and covered with its enormous weight all
No Prima who were there; among them were four
daughters of one family. Besides those buried .under the
tick, %hen were drowned in the Antra in their attempt
to fly (tort, this scene of horror.
otlite of tae tremendous fall of the rock was heard
rn k'!, tanks of the river, end the cries of some of the
I•spp}• victims drew together au immense concourse of
i"Pb. who were petrified with astonishment at the sight
• N) lamentable a cat atrophy. Sonia had their beads only
all fire. some to the middle of the body, of others the
lrt ati:i arms were visible. Every croft was made to save
I'c were seen i• this state, but in vain ; none were
• "' ol;v.e. By seven o'clock seven or eight bodices were
061, std as farther armies to save any of the victims
bt no avail, the further examination of the result
• the disaster was deferred till to-day. It was not an earth-
1. some thought, but the natural gravity of the rock
.ch ca, rl the disaster. It is supposed that the rock and
pil.f the mountain which has fallen would make wore
.01/0 waFon loads, each SO arrobas (to cwt.)
tcre are ether tare: masses on the same mountain
thtch threaten a similar fate, but we are sure that Inc
mistorrotit which has now occurred will bore a
"1-.• nit warainE —Li):7?? 6.l2Zelit.
London, England, 1825-02-10

FRENCH PAPERS.

IProm the Doak, dated Tuesday.]
PARIS. FEB, 7.
A journal yesterday rretended that a Congress was goirg to meet
at Paris. We do not know whence it derived its news, which has
no foundation whatever. The Constituannuel and the Courrirr
Franeaise have immediately laid hold of this piece of intelligence ;
they ronsider it as certain, and both of there speak of war. •' Two
parties are formed in Europe, one of them must yield to the other,
or this division will necessuily produce hostilities.•' We refer those
Journals to the speeches of Lord Liverpool and Mr. Canning, and
to the English Journals. They say there is nothing in the step
just taken by England, beyond a legislative protection of existing
interests.

li'e hsve a letter from St. Galen, in Switzerland, of the 26th
January, which says that the Great Council is to deliberate on a
Pstem to he established, relative to the demands made by Foreign
owers, to deliver up certain persons.
Professor Schnell has been set at libcrtr, after some days arrest.
The Chevalier Angelani, Consul-General of France at the Ha.
vannah. and Inspector-General or the French Commerce in the
Antilles, arrived at the Ilavannah at the end of October last, and
immediately took possession of the important post which is con-
fided to him.
London, England, 1825-08-26

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

TA TTERsALL'S, TIIrRSDAY. A uc. 25.
The betting has altered very materially on Cleveland since :Von-
day, about whom, it is said, extremely favourable repor: harc
been received. In the course of yesterday one of the leading
betters (whose judgment and information are greatly rdied
took 12,000 to 1.000, 1,1(0 to 100, and 1,000 to 100 about 01
hone, and the odds, of course, immediately fell, and were quoo
as low as 10 to I. The betting to-day was very brisk, and (We'
land settled at 12 to I. Very little was said about Homer. •h'''
backers are not very numerous. Whisker and Trincule cert
back. The odds left off as under :

ST. LEGER.
31 to 1 apt Memnon 26 to 1 agst IVlnskor
7 to 1 &gat Itedgauntlot 30 to 1 apt PS'flirt , .
rii to 1 'gat Alderman
9 to 1 agst Homer
12 to 1 ago Cleveland 11700530taketttoono :10,0
aguagspstit
ii4B.ro43:ennal'icclikt:-.))
r
15 to 1 'gat Addy
17 to 1 apt Dauntleaa (taken) 3 to I apt Mr. irate'
25 to 1 apt Trinculo Lot.

The man who would be known, and not known, should
vegetate in a village ; but he who would know and net
be known, should live in a city.
We learn with regret, from an Oxford rorregloiden!'
that that adinirably•constructed building,
Asylum, near Oxford, stands useless, from the want of
about 2,0001. to complete the edifice, and furnish it l'
perly. When we consider how many unfortunate sufferers
from the worst of all human maladies might obtain relict
there at a moderate expense. and how strong a claim thel,
at the
have on our warmest compassion, we are surf*
apathy which has so long permitted so excellent an moults
tion to remain ineffective. the Lunatic
London, England, 1825-08-26

YESTERVA Y.

FASHIONABLE INTELLIGEWCE.

The Marquis and Marchioness of Lansdown left tOWO yesterday
for their seat, Bowood Parks, Wilts.
The Dowager Marchioness of Salisbury arrived yesterday at her
house,! in Arlington-street, frornEWm. kreemantle, Esq., ALp..,
seat, Englefield-green, Surrey.
The Earl of Tlianet has left town fur his seat in Kent.
Sir %I'm. Parker, Bart., arrived yesterday at Fenton's Hotel, ft,
James's-place, from Worthing. Mr. and Mrs. Buncombe hate
left ditto for Brighton.
Mrs. Lane Fox and George Anson. Esq. have arrived on a visit
to the Duke and Duchess of Rutland, at their seat, Ballow, Der.
byshire.
Arrivals at Long's Hotel, Bond-street:—Lord Kilmaine, frat
Brighton; Charles Ilyndman, Eeq., from Paris. Departures:—
Mr. and Mn. Nitford, for their seat in Berks ; Captain Shay,
R.N., for Portsmouth ; and J. Turner, EN., for Bognor.
Thomas Rawlins, Esq., arrived yesterday at the British flotel,
Jermyn-street, from Hastings; Captain and Mrs. Parry have lel:
ditto, on a tour!.

TlieM lases 111ainwaring have arrived at Miller's Hotel, Jerrrrr,
street, from Leicester.
R. Corwin, Esq. left town yesterday For Brighton.
Mr. and Mrs. Cooke left JoNoes Hotel, St. Jamet's-streo,
yesterday, for their seat in Hams. "'
111 r. and Mrs. Macdonald have left town for their seat in Scot.
land.

The Earl and Countess Cowper and family left town yestertior
for their seat, Pansanger, lierts, for the season.
Arrivals at the Bath hotel, Arlington.street :—Mr. Barrington
from the Continent; 3lr. and 11rs. Chorine, from their seat:
Gloucester. Departures:—fir. and Miss Hind, for Berk.; 11r.
Mrs. and Miss erning, fur Hants.