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The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1824-04-27

CORONER'S INQUESTS.

Yesterday the two following inquests were held br fore Thomas
Stirling, Esq. Coroner for the county of Middles, s. The first was
held at the house of Mr. Price, the Somers Town t'offee-house,
Chalton-street, on the body of John Wilson. aged ."4, who put a
period to his own life by hanging himself. Vertlict—" Mental
derangement."
The other was held at the house of Mr. Dalton, the Wheat Sheaf,
in Camden Town. on the body of Mr. Spittxl, a most respectable
livery-stable keeper in Francis-street, Tottenham-court-road, aged
between fifty and sixty. It appeared that the deceased was a very
sober mrrn, and orrery regular habits, and for some time time past
in an ailing condition. Between seven and eight o'clock on Sunday
morning he rode out on a high-spirited horse, to give it exercise ;
and, on passing the Wheat Sheaf, some person observed that the
deceased rode with his head stooping, and both his hands hanging
by his side as if asleep, and having no hold of the bridle. The horse
trotted nn a little, and he fel!. Dalton ran immediately to his
assistance. and saw hint breathe his last. He had the body carried
into the house. and sent h'r Surgeon Poynter, who came imme-
diately, and used evevy possible cfliort for his recovery, but life vas
extinct ; and it was his opinion that he died of apoplexy. He did
not appear to have drank anythinit. nor did he receive any material
hurt from the fall. Verdict—" Died by the visitation of (iod."

SUSPICION OP CIIII.D Mu nor n.—On Tuesday after-
noon, Mr. Peter Brown, special constable, Tokrosa, arrived in the
Calton, in search of a female servant, suspected a child murder.
She was accused by her fellow servants of concealment of pregnancy.
but elways denied it; she became very ill on Sunday riglit, and
next meaning one of the servants noticing a child in an out-house,
reproached ber for placing it there, on which she removed it. Ser-
pent Leckie immediately led the constable to a house in Mile-end,
where they found the woman, who is of a robust make, and about
thirty years of age. She confessed the child-b:rth, but said it was
a miscarriage and gave information where the body was con-
cealed. Mr. Leckie and the coral, ble the same evening proceeded
to a field a little beyond Tolcrope, and at the root of the hedge
they discovered the body of a fine male child, wrapped up in a
I worstA apron, and covered with sand, which was brought to the
Calton police-office; the mother became quite agitated on its ap-
pearance. 'Yesterday forenoon she was taken to the Procurator
Fiacara ; the Calton females assembled in such numbers, and were
so exaspecated at her, that for safety die had to be conveyed in a
noddy. The body of the child was yeaterdny medically inspected,
bat no marks of violence appeared. She has been committed to
' gaol till the ease is fully investigated.--Glargow onicle.

Printed at THE. BRITISH PRESS Office, by J. W. CAllitrow.
181, Strand, and l'ublished by R. CAITION, tame place.
London, England, 1824-04-27

MARKETS.

CORN EXCHANfiE, Mownas,Anan.e.
Our Market is still but moderately supplied with Wheat, but
having very little demand this morning, only picked samples of
fine quality supported bat Monday's rates; every other descrip.
Lion was nearly unsaleable, though offered at ls. to 2v. per quartsr
less than this day week. The price tat Flour is lies. per sack, which
must be considered quire nominal. The supply of Barley was
very trivial, yet having but few buyers, the trade was very heavy at
lower prices. We have had but few arrivals of Oats since lavt
Monday ; there was a fair demand to-day, and in sonic sales rather
higher prices were obtained. Beans were in little request, and
rather cheaper, but in the price of Peas there was no material
alteration. A considerable reduction in the prices of Clover need
has taken place, the season being over.

WHEAT.
Kent & Esse: (red) 4fis to 701
Ditto (white) -00 s to 7.
Sufolk and Norfolk
(red) . - 4iis to 70s
Ditto (white) - I.oa to 74s
North Country - litis to 70s
Irish . 44s w bits
Rwn - 42. to 43s

BEANS.

Ticks -
hi arrows
Small -

- - 331 to 47s
- -39 s to 414
- -41 s to Stls
MALT.

Norfolk (pale) - Ws to fag
Suffolk et Essex (do.) S4B to 62s
Ditto (brown) -44 s to :Ass

PRANK.

BARLEY.
. 3re4 to no
- 329 to 348

English
Foreign

- Ns to 28s
- th to 'as

LINSEED.
London, England, 1824-04-27

" Fascilius crescit qtuun indvaatur dignitas."

But, upon the whole, the sy.tein pursued at present by the mfrs.
lion is the rifest, and therefore the best. To the kindness of Mr.
H., however, the Learned Sergeant was math indebted, and h.
certainly proved worthy of the oantidenee reposed in hint, by the
able manner in which he argued the poems that arose Its the Forms
of the cause. The Judge who presided complimented him.--be
thus became known, and busload followed. On leaving Court, the
I young Counsel met the friendly solicitor, sod taking him warmly
be the band, exclaimed . (load my fortuoes made.

I
London, England, 1824-10-28

This day is puhlisitrd, In 4 vols. 12mo. price It. 2s.
THE ROBBER CHIEFTAIN, or Dinas Linn.
By NELLA STEPIIENS,
Author of " AlowbrAy." fix.
Printed for A. K. Newton and Co. London.
Where may he had, just published,
PRINCIPLE, by Miss 31•Lcod, 4 vols. IL 36.
GRANDEUR AND MEANNESS, by Mary Charlton, 3 Yids.

IL Is. -
BEATRICE, or the Wyelierly Family, by Mary White, 4 vols.
IL 6s.
ADELE, or the Tomb of my. Mother, by Paul Sebright, 4 rola.
IL Is
SIEHE OF KENILWORTH, by Louisa Sidney Stanhope,
4 vols. IL 4v.
WOMAN'S A RIDDLE, hy Anne of Swansea, 4 vols. It. 11..
TRADITION OF THE CASTLE, by Regina Maris Ruche,
vols. IL As.
London, England, 1824-10-28

In a few days. in the two sires,
THE TWO CONCLUDING VOLUMES of the
WORKS of the Right lion. Lord BYRON ; containing
all the Pieces published since the last Gislittskin, and ranted uni-
form with both the octavo and foolscap Editions.
N.B. Double title-pages will be printed in both sizes, PO that
these two colonies will complete all the Editions of the" Works"
previowily issued.
Printed fox John and 11. L. Hunt, Tavistock-stmt, Covent-
garden.
London, England, 1824-10-28

14EW WORK FOR YOUNG PEOPLE.
In the press, in three role. 12mo.
ItOGRESSIVE LESSONS; er, Harry and Lucy
concluded.
B MARLI LDOSIVORTIL
Printed for R. Hunter, 72, St. Pee* Churchyard ; and Bald-
win, Cradoek, sad Joy. Paternoeux-row.
IVhere may be had,
1. EARLY LESSONS, 4 vols. Ile.
2. ROSAMOND, a Sequel to Ditto, 2 we. 50.
S. FRANK, a Sequel to Ditto, 3 vols.'s.
London, England, 1824-10-28

CHEAP CARPET WAREHOUSE,
No. I ne, Piccadilly (two Daors West from St. James's-street).
frliE Proprietors haying made some new arrangements
at their Manufactory, are now enabled to supply the Nobility
and Public with any Quantity of the best lIIILS.SELS It-
PETINO, front Is. V. to ss. 3d. ; a quantity of Short Lengths
Ind Single Pieces, at 4s. 3d. and 4s. bd. ; hiddermiuster ditto,
from 2n. 6d. to In. 3d.; British ditto, from 3s. to 4s. ; Venetian
Stair ditto, from la. Bd. to 3s. Ctl. ; Oniggets, in all colours, from
fkl. to In. GI: best seasoned Floor Cloth, from 2s. rid. to 6s. 3d.
Pattems of ltrussels sent to any part of Town or Country.
-
London, England, 1824-10-28

Under the especial patronage of the Prince and Princes Esterhasy,
the Prince and Princess Polignac, the Emperor of Persia, and
many distinguished personages, and recommended by the most
eminent Physicians.
71101VLAN KALYDOR, powerful of erect, yet
Mk 'cad of terfluence.—This admirable specific balsamic
properties of surprising energy. It eradicates F kit's, Pimples,
Spots, Redness, and a; cutaneous eruptixta, gradually producing a
delicately clear soft skit; transforms even the most sallow com-
plexion into radiant whiteness; resists the most scorching rays of
the sun, successfully opposes the attacks of inclement tither, and
renders the harsh and rough skin beautifully fuift, smooth, and
even ; imparts to the face, neck, and arms, a healthy and Joy:mile
bloom ; clauses a pleasing coolness ; and, by due perseverance in
the application of Rowland's lialyilur, produces a beautiful com-
plexion.
Rowland's Kalydor is equally indispensible in the Nursery as at
the Toilet. Perfectly innoxious, it may be used by the most de-
licate Lady with the assurance of safety and efficacy, possessing
softening and healing pmpertiew To Mothers nursing their ME
spring it gives, in all cases of incidental inflammation. immediate
relief; cools the month of the Infant, and enhances maternal idea-
sure in the act of administering alimentary nourishment.
To Gentlemen whose Faces arc tender after Shaving.—A great
infelicity which attends the operatiim of shaving is the irritation of
the skin; Rowland's Kalydor will be found excellent beyond pre-
ardent in ameliorating and allaying that most unpleasant sensation.
It removes unpleasant harshness of the skin, occasioned by intense
solar heat or cold winds ; and thus, to the Traveller, whose avoc.a-
tiOMI expose him to various changes of weather, proves an in-
fallible spccitic--a prompt rimource--and, as conducing to comfort,
a pleasing appendage and invaluable acquisition.
Sold in pint bottles at Bs. Cl., and in half-pints at 4s. 6d. each,
duty included, by the sole proprietors, A. ROWLAND and SON,
No. 20, liatton.garden, Holborn, Landon; and, by appointment,
by most Perfumers and Medicine Venders, who vend their cele.
brated MACASSAR OIL.

••• To prevent imposition, ask for Rowland's Kalydor, and
observe the siipiaturc, in red ink, on the label, "A. llowlanal and
Son."
London, England, 1824-10-28

BRIGHTON—MAXIM PARADE.
MOST VA MIA BlrE FREEIFIOI.I) ESTATES,
Producing 643/ Is. pge 'swum.
Ily WINSTANLEV'und SONS,
At the 3lart, ou FRIDAY. Nevi:mbar 26, at Twelve,
IN FOUR S,
Bateicps of the Trustees foe the Property of the late
—lrtMani
IvitsT DESIRABLE FREEII()L1) ESTATES,
particularly eligible for investment, consisting of the very
capital and commodious Premises, known as the 31AltINE
HOTEL, situate on the Maine Parade. Also, THREE
DWELLINI-HOUSES, situate Nos. 2,3, and 4, in 51anches.
ter-street, Brighton, in the several occupations of Mrs. Cocksulge,
the representatives of the late Ur. Alderman Smith, Mrs. Portia,
and Mr. Site, at very low rents, amounting to WM 3s. per annum.
To be viewed by permission of the respective Tenants. Printed
Particulars may be had fourteen days preceding the sale, at the
several Libraries and Inns at Brighton, Worthing, Eastbourne,,
and Hastings; at the principal Inns at Lewes, Horsham, Cock-
tield, Ilicksted, Crawley, Reigate, and Dorking; at the ,Hart;
of Mr. Bedford, Solicitor, Bedford-row, London ; and of Win.
Stanley and Sons, Paternoster-row.
London, England, 1824-10-28

LEASEHOLD HOUSES,
St. Ann's-lane, near the New Post-otbee, Ocorge-yard, Snow-hill;
and rBEEIIOLD, Deptford.
Bv WINSTANLEV and SONS,
At the :that, on I'I3ESDA V, November 16, at 12, in Lnts, by
order of the Executor. of Mr. Samuel Barber, deemed,
........

A N I.MI'IU)V El) RENT of IS!. per ANNUAL'ar:s-
-t 1 ing from a Dwelling house with Shop, No. /I, St. Ann's-
lane, Aldersgate-street, in the occupation of Mr. Ilarbidge. A
I)welling-houtie, also in Sr. Ann'a.lane, No. 17, close to the in.
tended New Post. Office, at present unoccupied, held for six years,
at 32/. per annum. Three Alessuages, Nos. 2. 3, and 4, in George-
yard, Snow.hill, in the occupation of reapoctable yearly tenants, at
rents amounting to 731. per annum. Acd a Freehold Estate,
situate in 4:rosstielthlane, Deptford.
The Prends,s may be viewed by permission of the respective
Tenants in possession. Printed Particular. may be had of 3lr.
Phipps. Solicitor, Weavers' Hall, Basingliall-street ; at the Mart;
and of itrinstanley and Sons, Paternostcr.row.
London, England, 1824-10-28

To Sail on M. before the 111th of November,
100 H CALCUTTA, with leave to land Passerigers it I
A.' MADRAS, the fine Teak-built Ship PA UM IRA. JOHN
LAMB, Commander, hued _m MO Ton., lying in the City Canal.
Has very superior areommodations for iseseagers.
For Freight or Passage apply t. Meier'. Basett, Farquhar,
Crawford. and Co. No. 71. Oldßroad-street ; or to
BUCKLES, HAMSTER, and BUCHAbiAN, 33, Mark-lane.
With all despatch,
L-1011 NEW SOUTH WALES and VAN DIE-
MANN LAND, or VAN BUSMAN'S LAND and
NEW SOUTH 'WALES, the remarkably fast.ssilirg eoppered
ship HUGH CRAWFORD, WILLIA 31 !AMMON, late
of the Lusitania„ Commander. Burden no Tone, lying in the
London Ihiek. Ha. tine accommodation' tio Cabin cud Steerage
Passengers For Freight or Passage apply to
LES, HAMSTER, and BUCIIA NA N, 33. Mark-lane
London, England, 1824-10-28

BOOKS PUBLISHED.

This day is published, in 3 van. post
AMESES ;oafnth Egyptiane o (lie TaPharaohs.
le : wit Historical Notes
The Tale of Ratlines has been made the vehicle of conveying
to the Public an illustration of Egyptian Antiquities, and a noted
epoch in its history. The author's attention has for a long series of
years been occupied in collecting and arraiging the notes and'data
upon which the incidents are founded.
hinted fez O. IL 11/3thostier. Aw Maria-lase.
Just -imported by Pulse and CO, Foreign Booksellers,
t 7. Soho-square.
ILT ERILES des ITN DEENS et des CHOUANS,
Par tan ()Ifieier superieur des Armee' de la Republique.
2 vols. ltvo. Ins.
London, England, 1824-10-28

SODY, and Co. most respectfully solicit the
11.3 attention of Medical tientlemen and the Public to observe,
that the TRITE PATENT SELF-ADJUSTINO THUM has
.6 Salmon, I hly, and Co., 292, Strasul, London," marked upon the!
leather rase, without which they are of the spurious kind. These
Instruments will answer for right or kft slile t they also adroit of
increase and decrease in sire and faros, requiring no under strap,
buckles, or any galling bandage.
• Nal. Persons in the country are reqnested to send the circum-
krenes of the body, an inch below the hips.
told by one or more Ihugg'.ts in every City and principal Town
in the Uuittd Kingdom.
London, England, 1824-10-28

This day is published, in four large Ms. 12inu. price U. ds.
AItAGOSSA, or the llouses of Castello and De Arno,
$.7 a Homance.

By E. A. ARCHER.
Printed for A. K. Newman and Co. London.
Where may be had, just published,
JNSII RO ENT CHIEF, by Dr. 111•Ilenry. 3 role. Ills.
II ELENA Elf ERTON, or Traits of Female Character, 2 role.
10s.

111111:NTA WANDERINGS, a Romance, 3 vols.
TORKEN WALD, a Romance, by Scriblerus Secundus, 4 vols.
IL 64
SCOTCH NOVEL READING, by a Cockney, 3 vols. 16s. 6d.
POLISH BANDIT, by Francis Lailloin, 3 vols. lns.
CONFEDERATES, by the Author of Forman and What
broke LeFend. 3 vols. 21s.
24031 L ACCOUNT OF MYSELF, by Charles, Earl of Er-
pingham. 4 vela. IL
PREFERENCE, by Selina Davenport.! vobi. 124.
London, England, 1824-10-28

Tll'o .330,000 IN ONE DA V.
1"IN)N, Stoek-Broker, No. V, Cornhili, is sure that
1 I he shall be favoured by a rink from all his Friends before the
3d November, on which day all the l'riztn in the present (brand
*bents will be diatributal. fiteluding Two of ^OW sad Thirty
atheetapitak, and when. In fact, every Number wit! be a )'rise,
as there is not 3 single Blank in the Scheme.
Eyton's great luck its selling Capital Prizes is too well known to
natal repetition in nn Advennument, and be hopes he shall add to
his list one of the 30,00t01., at least, on the ad November.
London, England, 1824-10-28

I!ONDON and ('ALA IS STEAM PACKETS.—The
i Proprietor, of the above Packets most respeettully acquaint
the Public, that one of the otiose Vessels will continue to go to
and from Calais during the Month of November, on the following
days:—
TO CALAIS.
iVolnesday, 3, Eight Morning
tiatinday, 11, Nine
Wednesday, 10, One
Saturday, 13, Three
‘Vetinciday, 17, Seven
Saturday, 20, Eight
Tuesday, 23. Twelve Night
Saturday, 27, Two Morning

FROM CALAIS.
3londav, 1, Six Morning
Thueaday, 4, Eight
Monday, 8, One
Thursday, 11, Throe
Monday, 15, Seven
Thum:lay, 18, Eight
Sunday, 21, Twelve Eiobt
Thum lay, V 5, Two Morning
loniliay, 29, Six
that any Peranns going
nr 27tli, can be accommodated
hcfort six o'clock in the cven:ng,
night.

The Public are rcapecifully in
10 ('*lain on the 10th, 13th, 2341
with beds on boanl, by applying
and being on board beftwe ten at
London, England, 1824-10-28

BRIGHTON.
VALUABLE FREEHOLD AND LEASEHOLD

ESTATES.
Ily WINSTANLEV and SONS,
At the Mart, on FRIDAY, Nov. 22, at 12, in boo, by direction
of the Executors of Alderman Thomas Smith, Eaq., deceased.
ERY Valuable ESTATES, consisting of Nine
• Freehold Houses being Nos. 12, 13, 14, 14, Iti, 21, 24, 22,
and 211. in Frederick's-place, near the Church. at Brighton, each
three stories high, two rooms on a floor, fore court, and small yard,
and let at rents amounting to nearly One Hundred and Sixty-sis
Pounds per Annum.
Also, a LEASEHOLD IMPROVED RENT of P2ll. per
Annum. issuing out of antl secured by the capital Premises known
as the Marine Hotel on ;the Marine Parade, held for about twelve
years; and a commodious nuttily Dwelling-House adjoining, be-
ing No. 2, in Manchester-street, Litely occupied by Mr. Alderman
Smith, and of which an early possession may be had, held for the
like term, at a low rent.
To be viewed by Tickets, which, with Particulars, may be had
of IVinstanley and Sons, Paternoster row • Partittilars also at the
Libraries and Inns at Brighton, NVorthing, Eastbourne, and
Hastings; at the principal Inns at Lewes, Horsham, Cuckheld,
Hicksted, Crawley, Reigate, and Dorking; and at the place of Sale.

MOST VALUABLE AND IMPROVINU COLLIERY
AND ESTATE,
At Backwell, in the County of Sonierset-a _
mint for Capital.
By AVINSTANLEY and SONS,
At the Mart, on FRIDAY., the litth December, at Twelve o'clock
in One Lot,
A MOST Desirable PROPERTY, consisting of a pro-
ductive and lucrative Colliery now in full work, but capable
of very considerable increase ; as the quantity at present raised, is
not sufficient to supply the demand. The Coal is of superior qua-
lity and in great estimation at Anatol, which is distant only seven
miles by an excellent atone road, and from a survey mule by an
eminent Engineer. there is an almost inexhaustible supply. 1 acre
is also a Vein of Fire (lay of peculiar good quality, which might be
rendered very profitable in Me au of the glass works in that imme-
diate vicinity. The Land comprising about fifty-three acres of
pasture and arable, is exceedingly nch and fertile, and it the
highest state of cultivation with farm house and out-buildings,
cottages for inanr.ger and latiourers, &c. The whole is Freehold.
A ripital and nearly new thirty horsepower STEAM ENGINE.
a smaller ditto. All the Machinery, Trani Roads, Waggons,
etc. will be included in the purchase.
And also, a beneficial LEASE teem the Marquis of Rath, of the
adjoining coal which is worked by the sante power, and upon a
very low Lord's rent of one tenth.
The Works altogether might be made to produce a profit of at
least

a secure Invest-

TWO THOUSAND POUNDS, PER ANNUM.
Printed Particular" will he ready twirey-one days preceding the
Sale, and may be Oen had at the Inns in Bristol, Rrelgewater,
Bath, Newport. and Dlouceeter ; of 31c.wrs. Richards, ('larke, and
Nara', Solicitor', Chapel-street, Heilferd.row ; at the Mart ; and of
Winstanley and Sons, Patemoster-row, where Plans of the Estate
and Coalfield, with a Section of the Veins of Coal, msy be seen.
London, England, 1824-10-28

ON DON PHRENOLOGICAI. RE NO LOG ICA I. SOCI ET Y.—The
I FIRST EETINO of the emoting SESSION of the
LONDON PIIRENOIAROCAL SOCIETY, will take place
at the Cmwn and Anchor, on SATURDAY, Owls* November,
at litilf.past Seven in the Evening.
London, England, 1824-10-28

NEW MAP OF INDIA,

This Day iv rubli!iiii,i)y.li:.-and-j:Csi4; ;

• and J. 111.11 ieliardvon, 23, Coenhill,
ANEW AI A l' of INDIA, on six large sheets, exhibiting
its Natural and Political Divisions, constructed from original
Materials, liberally supplied 'by Lieutenant• Colonel Valentine
Blacker, CM., Surveyor.Ucnerrl of India.
Price in slievta, 2!. Ik. ; mounted on rollers, or in a paper cue,
41. sit. I ditto in a Russia case, adapted for travelling, SI.
London, England, 1824-10-28

FREEHOLD i:STATI4,
_OLD FISH-STREET.
Ity NSl',l NI4Er and SONS,
At the Ilan. TO-tliDt ROW. tO Tway*, by order of the Heir
at Law of Mr. John Fred. Steinberg. deceased,
ASulensutially-erected Brick DWELLING-HOERR.
of thrm Stories, with a Frontsge in Old Fish-street of about
21 Feet, and extending In depth down All Fish-street-hill 4.1 Feet.
The intenor at present is in an unfinished state, and communicat-
ing therewith Is a strangly.tinthered ICarehouse of four encore, with
Cranc-doora and loop-holes complete, measuring from North to
South about Si feet, and from I:att. to West upwards of 22 lett t a
Comh.house and Stable. with loft, and cellaring under the whole.
To be viewed by applying on the premises, where printed par-
ticulars may be had I particulate ala of Messrs. Stucker and Daw-
son, Solicitors. New limnirell-crnirt, Carey-street ; at the Mart ;
and of %trinomial and Sous, Porritoster-row.

ISIAO3ISBURY-eQUA RE.
EXCEI.I,NNI' FAMILY RESIDENCE.
lly INS N GEV and SONS,
At the Mart, on TL'EiDAY, November 16, at TwelVe.
r E LEASE, fur an unexpired term of 12 years, at a
1 low reserved rent, ut an ezeellent DWELLING HOUSE,
mitigate in the nowt preferable part of llloomsburpaquare, replete
with every cooveniehre fur a family, complains 7 bedrooms,
2 trawing rooms coimou..icating by folding doors, a well propor-
tioned eating room, breakfast perkier, and patleman's room.
kitchen. non servant's eendimikleolesi, eellaraga fur 1,4016 baler.
and coals, and every other eeineetie eaavenienee.
• l'o'be viewed by cards only, whit*, With peened particular., may
be had of Winstanley sod Sons, Paternoster-row; Mr. Robert
Solisiror, Austin Friars; particulars also on the
premises; and at the Alert

SMALL STACK OF SUBSTANTIAL IVARLIBJCSES,
Pudding-lane.
By WINSTANLSY and SONS,
At the Auction !Ilan, on TUBSDAY, Nov. Id, at 12, by direction
of the Executon of 31r. Theo.. Heaney. deceased.

A SMALL, but compact, convenient, and secure STACK
of WAREHOUSES of three lofty floors, with a yard and
ware-room, eligibly situate in the vicinity of Thames-street and
the water aide, approached from rudding-lane, and well adapted
for the Fruit Trade.
To be viewed by applying at No. 20, Botolph-lane. l'rinted
Particulars may be had of Meshrs. Brown and Marten, Solicitors,
Commercial-chambers, Mincing-lane; at the Mart; and of IV in-
stank', and Sons, raternonter-row.

•
NET RENT O,V_FORTY-EIGHT POUNDS PER ANN
FOR THIRTY YEAR&

By WIRgI.II;II.6'YVIZZBS,
At the Mart, on TUESDAY, November 16, at Twelve,
A. NET RENT of W. per ANNUM, for an unex-
pired Term of Thirty Years, bolting out of and secured by
a commodious Dwelling-house and Premises, situate No. 6, in
Devonshire-square, Ilishopogatesotrem, let on a repairing be ise.
Printed Partiruktrs may be had of Winstanley and Sons, Pater-
noster-row ; and at the :Dart.
London, England, 1824-10-28

FREEHOLD AND COgYHOLD LAND,

At Wathaui, in the County of Essex,and Fa Farm Rents
amounting to WI. 13s. I )d. per annum,
By WI NSTA NLEVand SONS,
At the Mart, early in December,
ATERY valuable and desirable FREEIHILD and
V COPY HOLD ESTATES, consisting of Twenty-six Acres
of exceedingly rich land called the Staines, situate near to tireen-
street, in the Parish of Irestliatii ant! County of Essex, in the oc.
cupation of Mellitt. Ireland, as yearly tenants. Also, Fee Farm
Rests, amounting to 411. 13s. 14.1. per annum, issuing out of Es-
tates in the Counties of Lincoln anti Warwick.
Due notice Of the day of Sale, and further particulars, will be
given in tiffs and other Papers.

TWO FREEHOLD PUBLIC-HOUSES, COFFEE-HOUSE,
TEENS DWELLINti-HOUSEB,
WINSTANLEV and SONB,
At the Mart, early hi DECEMBER,
VERY Valuable and Improvable FREEHOLD ES-
TATES, consisting of the George and the Ship Public-
houses. and Three Dwelling-houses, being Nue. 22 and 23, and
Nos. 38, 31, and 32, in Great Somerset-street, Whiterhapel, let
on ground-rent leases, which will expire in 1831; a Dwelling-
house and Shop, being No. 'ill, llithopagate.street Without ; and
the Antiga/licln Coffee-house, in Shire-lane,
Doe notice of the Dar of sale, anti -further Particulars, wilt be
given iu this and other rapers.

VALI:ALM.: FIREKDALD PROPERTY.
L the Irmo' of Llangonnyd. in the l'Apinty of Glanowgan.
TO 81, SOLD DV PRIVATE CONTRACT.
Lot I. A Very valuable FARM. called 1.1,1:RY,
With a portion of an adjoining Farm. callrt
LIAJXY. with a portion of an adjoining Farm, called DRI-
NYRHIGGE; comprising a dwelling-Louse, stable. and cow.
house, -ad 'boot 170 acres of arable and pastor.- land ; and as a
sheep walk, capable of depasturing from 245) to 300 sheep.
The above Premises abound in coal and iron stone, which. tinge.
they with the outface are held •by a respectable tenant, under a
lease granted by the present Proprietor for the term of In years,
whereof 7ti years are as yet "unexpired, at an aiirual rent of 10411.,
which has been regularly paid, although no portion of the mineral*
has been worked.
Lot 2. Consists of a dwelling-house, stable, barn, cow-houses
and garden, and :Moot 17 acres of good pasture land, being the re-
maining portion of licinythigge, reserved out of the above demise.
the minerals being however included therein. These Premises are
in the occupation of the Proprietor, Mr. Llewellyn David, who
will ahem the property.
For Itirther particulars apply to Messrs. linline. Frampton, and
Loftus, Solicitors. New-Inn. London ; or to Mr. Cuthbertion, So.
helms, Naafi, (if by letter, the postage must be paid )
London, England, 1824-01-31

FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE.

The Marquis of Salisbury left Ilia seat, Ibufield, on Tliursday
morning, fog Lancashire; the Marchioness has arrived at her house
in Park-place, waiting his Lordship's returns which is expected in
a few days.
The :tlarquis and 3larchioness of Lanadown and family arrived
yesterday, at Langalown House, Berkley-aquare, trom their ant,
Boland Park, Wilts. . . . .

Lord and Lady Grantham and family arrived rsterday, at their
house in St. Jamcs's-square, from their seat, Newby Hall, York-
shire.

Lord and Lady King and family are expected in town on Tues-
day nest, from their seat, Ockham, Surrey.
Lord Hirers has arrived at his house in Grosvenor-place, from
hisseat.ilare Park, Newmarket. . .

Sir John Eitif,'ljart. arrived on Thursday, at his brother's,
George Byng, Fsq M.P. in St. James'a.aquare, from his seat,
Csunpsmount, Vorlobire.
Arrivals at the British Hotel, Jenryn.strert Gathin,
Esq. from his seat, Derbyshire. Departures :—Captain Davy,
R.N. for Norfolk ; the Rev. 1). Williams, for Winchester.

Arrivals at the Royal Hotel, St- James-street, Mr. and Mrs.
Hitchcock, from a tour, and John Cooper, Esq. from Scotland.
The Earl and Countess Cowper and family are expected in town
on Mondsy, from their nest, Pansanger, Herts.
Sir Wm. and Lady ltumbold have seHred at Thomas's Hotel,
Berkeley-square, from Stanningtrce. Mr. and Lady Harriet Ha-
ring left ditto on a tour.
°amend Hall has left Long's Hotel, Bond-street, for South-
ampton.

Captain Reeves has left town for Melton Mowblay, Leicester.
shire.

Lord Eardley has arrived at his haute in Lower Grosvenor-street,
from his gent, liclvidere, Kent.

Captain and Mrs. Rowley hare left towr. for Brighton.
London, England, 1824-01-31

COAL MARKET, Jaw
Ships at Market Ships sold.
73 Newcastle - 911
22 Sanderland . - 20
Cebu - 0 -

[Fran the Loedos Weir Price Current. J

Cor►zt.—The Coffee market remains in the same languid sad
nominal state which we have lately reported t only one public sale
was brought forward till this forenoon : it misdated of In bop,
which were nearly all taken In without offers ; goad ordinary pale
St. Domingo at 70a. ; ordinary brown Havannah at tiller. a Ns.
The public sale this forenoon consisted entirely of Berlice Coffee;
the whole sold rather freely, and at better prices thao Wok te-
noned ; ordinary middling Ns-, middling at 101.., pei obllning
1094. a Has._

---
Snots a.--The demand for lluseovades has beets very limited
this week, and though no general reduction in the prices ens be
stated, yet the • lid made have bets lower rams and
are *Wool decerlptlotts ; the Refiners do not appear at
market. In goods there has been very little Dwlmam
doing ; some few purchaser of crushed have been teio but
they are on a limited scale, and the market geoertj Met be
stated heavy, but without alteration In the prices. Mohan. to.
day still remain at 275. 10. In Foreign Sugars no purchaearelhat.
ever are reported, but there are several inquiries both for wisinsand
yellow Havannah descriptions, which will peobably lead to Beene
tnussactions.

..-iiOTTOX.--Our Cotton market hu assumed a much more lively
appearance this week ; the holders seem quite unwilliag to meet
the general inquiry which we have experienced since Mondsy ; the
market, on the whole, may be considered much improved. The
sales, of all descriptions, are estimated about 680 bales.
Tel.Low.—The Tallow market had become brisk ; the norm
quoted= Me. for yellow candle Tallow; bat to-day it is again
heavy at Wis., sellers.
Run, BRANDY, AND HOLL•NDS.—Tbe Rum market be-
came brisk on Wednesday, and the prices advanced fully Id. per
gallon ; sines that the request has been animated, and dna fore-
noon the demand has been general and extensive ; in eft contract,
1.0(10 puncheons Leewarde were taken, proofs at le. Rd., a little
above proof% Is. 64d. a Is. 7d.; the Jamaica Rums have (droned
more In proportwo particularly the strong desaipliona, whidi may
be quoted 2d. a id. per gallon above our insetted rates, and low
qualities and Leeward, Id. a 2d. higher. Etas* is heavy.
Geneva without alteration.
London, England, 1824-01-31

fiIkITISH CLASSICS.

Printed uniformly with the British Novelist,
Part I. OOLDSMITII'S ESSAYS, with two Engravings on
Wood. Price 13d.

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written by Himself. Price Is. 2d.
AAA BIAN NIGHTS' ENTERTAINMENTS, to be com-
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London, England, 1824-01-31

LIMBIRIYS BRITISH NOVELIST.

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an fh4ginal Memoir; embellished with Four Engravings, on
‘food, and a Copper-plate Portrait. Price 10d.
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deserves encouragement."--Literary Gazette, December fl,
Parts 11., 111., IV., and V., of Mrs. Itadcliffe's MYSTERIES
of VDOLPHO, with 20 Engravings, and a Memoir of the Au-
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London, England, 1824-01-31

MA RKETS.

`CORN EXCHANGE, JANI7oCur 30.
The arrivals of Grain this week consist of 5,200 quarters of
Wheat, 5,030 quarters of Barley, and 8,648 quarters of Oats,
with 7,100 seeks of Flour. There was a further improvement of
2s. to 3s. per quarter in our prices of Wheat to-day front -Monday,
but the advaace generally demanded over the currency of that day
being more than this, the business effected wu consequently not
extensive. The fresh arrivals of Barley this morning were pnnei-1
pally from Suffolk, most of value. visa taken oft at an advance of
2s. per quarter on prices of Monday. There was a brisk sale for
Oats, and 2s. per quarter was obtained on Monday's rates. Beans
were an article of considerable interest, and taken off very freely at
an advance of 2s. to 3i. per quarter. Peas were Is. to 2s. per
dearer. Rapeseed scarce and wanted, but Linseed dull sale and
cheaper. Bonded Wheat and Oats were both dearer.
London, England, 1824-01-31

PORTUGAL.

Lisbon Gazettes to the t2tst inst. reached us yesterday
Morning; they are wholly silent on the affairs of Soutb
America. The following are extracts:
1.111;cm, JAN: 13.

The Gazette cestalas a circular letter from the Board of Com-
merce to the Stsperimendents of the Custom-houses in the several
parts of the kingdom, in which they arc ordered strictly to pot in
hirer the laws against smuggling, rierous complaints having been
made by the silk manufacturers of the illegal importation and sale
of foreign goods of that kind, as well as others, to the great injury
of the national manufactures, and in contempt of the salutary taws
and adenomas which hare been from time to time enacted and
published against this pernicious abuse and abominable crime.
The liazettr continues the publication of the papers relative to
the mission of Conde de Rio Mayor ; it publishes also the speech
of the President of the United States.
London, England, 1824-01-31

it not been framed with iron, would, in all probability, have demo-
lished much of the optical property in the window. 'f he defend.
ant, who keeps the Three Jen/ Dutcher*, in Newport-market, has
seven badges with which he delegates men to drive, and of mune
any set committal by they:. min the master is liable for. The
Learned Counsel observed that one man to fire head of cattle was
iOSUiticient to drive them sate through the metropolis. The Jury
no doubt recollected the great injury that bad of late accrued from
the negligence of drovers, by which both the brat and property of
the publie had been endangered. The drover io question wit taken
to llntton-garden police-office, but the magistrate's jurisdiction
extending to no snore than twenty shillings,. the plaintiff withdrew
his summons and brought the present action. Mr. Mason had
acknowledged he was indebted for the damage that accrued from
the negligence of his servant. The plaintiff was put to an ex.
petite of .l. 101. in repairing the damage sustained, which he now
sought to recover.
John Stanton. an errand boy at the house next door to the plain..
tilts, and John William Foots, shoprosin to Mr. Harris, proved the
baking of the window Ity the bullock.
Ile. Lewis Hastings, gluier, proved replacing the broken win-,
doers; his bin for so doing cause to 81. 10e., which he had been
In his eroes-examination he said, that crown or common glees,
of the dimensions of the plate glass, would have mu about 30s.'
the two squares.
Hurdsfield, an Officer at the Mansion House, produced the Re-
gister of Drover's Tickets, end proved that 31r. Mason was the
holder of seven tickets, of which No. 118 was one.
Cross-examined.—Had been an officer 1.1 years, and therefore
knew the duty of drovers. In Alderman Wood's mayoralty he
considered that one drover to nine beasts was sufficient to take tare
of them.
Mr. Teesdale, clerk to Smithfield Market, corroborated
Iluids-
field's evidence.

Thu was the plaintiff's case.
Mr. MANGLES, with whore was Mr. Eats, foe the defence,
said the poir.ts of law upon this case had not been proved. They
contended that such plate glass, which cost 21. 105. pee square, was
sot to be paid for at its value as plate glees, having, as they con-
tended, bees broke by accident 4 if the plan tiff chose to auks such
a displey of his optical iftstermenu by the great expanse of 21. 10s.
fag each pane of his window-glass, he, in the event of an accident,
roust put up with the loss of the difference between that and win-
moo glass. In the present cue it bad been clearly proved the da-
mage complained or hod arisen purely from occident.
The Learned J u nor summed up, and the Jury found • verdict
--putters 305.; thus giving him the value of common glass
London, England, 1824-01-31

DIED.

OnThursday morning- at h•r house in II ill-street, Berkeley-squ are,
Jane Kemeys Tynte, widow of the late John Ketneys Tynte, Esq.
in the flllth year of her age.

On the ?Jodi instant, at her bowie in Upper Seymour-street, aged
74, Dame Judith Laurie, wife of the late Denend Sir Robert Lau-
rie, of Alaiweiton, in the c.sunty of Dumfries, Ban.

On IVednesday tart, at Chri.stchurch, in liampshire, in his nth
year, Thomas Jeans, Esq. 31. D., after beveral years acute suffering
from tie dolnureux.

On the 19th instant, nt his house, York-place, Clifton, aged
71, the ltev. Thomas Grinfield, brother the late General Gnn-
field.

On Thursday morning, the 29th instant, after a few slays' illness,
James linkman Muss, only child of Charles Moss, Esq. of Dough-
ty.street: Merklenhurgh-square, aged six years. _

On Tuesday, the 721st *inst.., at Ylairislsoroaf,th, Mr, Richard
Rollett, formerly master failmaker of his Majesty's sloop the Re-
solution, in her second voyage of discovery round the world, under
the command of the celebrated Capt. Cook. The deceased was
near), the last survivor of those who were engaged in that arduous
undertaking, and was much respected by an extensive circle of ac-
quaintance.
On 6-iturday the 2lth, in the poor-limme at Bingham, (of which
he had been an inmate for the last eight years.) 3tr. John Fawkes,
aged eighty-three, a striking example of the mutability of all
earthly possessions, he having been fifty years ago, and for many
subsequent ones, not only a very respectable master currier is Bing-
' ham, but also a considerable freeholder there, both in houses and
land. Part of the latter, on which he planted sonic ornamental
trees, and which are yet standing, abutted upon the ray work.
house in which lie made his exit, after many striking vicissitudes,
illustrative of the slippery hold we have of every thing on this side
of eternity. Si. 'result gkria num& !—Lincoin Paper.

'inn WATER THIS DAY AT LONDON-BRIDOE.
Maioleis 0 min. after 2. J Afternoon, 0 min. she Y.
London, England, 1824-01-31

PREFERRED.

The Earl of Stanhope has appointed the Rev. Josenh ledge,
M.A. of Jesus College, and Vicar of Rumba:lton, Lincolnshire, as
be one of his Lordship's Domestic Chaplains.
On Friday last, the Rev. Edwin Edwards, A.B. was Reamed to
the Perpetuel Curacy of Ash Held with Thorpe, in Saifulk, 11111 the
nomimmon of Lord Henniker.

The Rcv. Wm. Oxnam, 31. A. Rector of St. Petrick, Exeter, to
the 'Vicarage of Cordwood, Devon, void by the death of the Rev. I
Duke Yonge.
The Rev. Joseph Varenne, B.D. is empeerevod, by dispensation,
to hold the Vicarage of Oray's Tbatrock, EMI, with the Iteassy
of Suipleburst, Kest.

MARRIED.

Thursday, at at South Lutrenbam, Rutlandihire, George Strange
Moulton, Esq. of Upper Canada. to Elizabeth, third daughter of
Henry loulton,Esq, of South Luilimham.
On Monday last, at Hull, Mr. John Hodson, eldest son of John
Hudson, Esq. Comptroller of his Majesty's Customs, Trinidad, to
Mary, oly daughter of James Lupton, Em. of Lincoln.
On Monday, the 86th instant, at Desert-house, by special licence,
by iVa like. P.m. Morriss, Rose Lambert Price, Esq. eldest son of
Mr Rase Price, of Prengwainton, in the county of Cornwall, Bart.
to the Right Hon. Catherine, Countess of Desert.
On the 22d instant, at Ballyhooly church, Richard Oliver Aid-
worth, Esq. of Newmarket-house, county Cork, to the Honourable
Letitia Hare, eldest daughter of Lord Viscount Ennismore, M.P.
London, England, 1824-03-03

DIVIDENDS.

March 2C. M. Carter, Forton-mill, Southampton, miller, at
twelve, at the Crown Inn. Gosport.
March 27. T. Saunders, Stratford-upon-Avon, coal-merchant,
at twelve, at the Bankrupts Court.
April it. V. Franklin, beantington-Priors, ‘Varwi-k, surgeon,
at eleven, at the Bowling-green Inn. lawiningum-Priors.
April C. J. Haigh, 1..7-3loor. Yorkshire. cloth-merchant, at
eke-n, at the George Inn. lituldertfirld.
March 6. C. Pere, ('loth-fair, woollen-draper, at twelve, at the
Bankrupts' Court.
March 23. H. Peacock, Lirerpord, enachmaker, nt eleven, at
the ()thee of 3ltsurs. Font-A and Son, I.iverpnol.
March 23. J. P. (ironies, 11. Sharp, and F. Fisher, King's
Arms-yard, Colenian-street, merchants, at ten, at the Bankrupts
Court.
London, England, 1824-03-03

LA 31 I'S.

NJAVI.I.-INVENTEI) PATENT 111SS4 )1,1" ENT
I,A 31PS, for bunting (N)scitETEllll,s and A N 131 AL
F.lT.—The great superiority of the light produced by the condona-
tion of tallow, and most of the concrete oils, over that yieWell by
the oils C4ll 1111 l only used in lamps in ):togland, lute long attracted the
attention of 'tumor who have endeavoured to itmorove our means of
illuminatism (vide " Nicholson 's Philosophical Journal," VoL 1,
quoted in the " Enryclomaslia Itritaninca," Under the head of
" I Ondles.") ninny of whim' have attempted. by variant mechani-
cal contrivances, to overcome the obataeles which the want of fluidity
in those substances priarnited. Hitherto, however, their efforts
have either been altogether unavailing, or so t•artially sureessful
as not to answer any useful purpose. It is under these circum-
stances that the I'atent 1/insolvent lamps are now oti:Ted to the
public, by slam they will be floutool cot only capable of nwiting
and burning animal fat (includin(l dripping), coma-nit. and other
concrete oils, but greatly preferable to the lamps hitherto it :col (par-
ticularly in winter) for the burning of common soils ; the heat ren-
dering them more filial anti inflammable. Independent of the
brilliant light produced by the comfoustion of the substrates.* be.
fore-mentioned, other important advantages will moult Iron, their
taw : moot vot these, a total almence of smoke and smell, the jut-
ting/ability of spilling the material when the lamp is not lightest,
and, finally, the important saving tennspan-d with fish-nil or gas) of
upwania ant•-half of the eapense.—a pound or any of them be-
ing unsure than equal in dotrabiltty to a pint of spermaceti oil.
fa hi' had in every variety of shape and kind. including French
and Simonton lamp, of M. JI /SE. at the Show-room of Mr.
11E1'11 P.IIINGTIIN'S LAM P-MANI !F.III.TOR V, No. 21,
threat Ihrtland-sttas•t.

Fine 1,1-N1 'T HI, for their use. nt 2s. XL per nalkm of
7! poumls. Letects must be free of posinge.
London, England, 1824-03-03

I'ASIIIONARLE INTELLIGENCE.

The Puke of York will have a grand dinner party to-morrow,
at his residence in the Snible-rard, St. Jamui's.
Emily, Alarehioness of Londonderry, ei.tertalned a distinguished
party at dinner on Monday. at her house in St. Janics's-bquare
anion:: shoat wtre.—Earl Clare, Earl Bela-tore, the Countess of
sa-Alath, bona and Ludy Grantham, Mimi Robinson, :11r. Gor-
don, 6;e. In the evening her Ladysip had a party of about PI
I:Atonable%
The Marquis of Hertford CB lime a musical party this evening,
et his house in S.:lmour.place. Signor Rossini will preside.
Italy A!.n Becket will live a rout on Friday next, at her house
in Vrevnii g,treet.
Colonel Hugh Bodine will give a grand entertainment to the
Duke of Gloucester and a distinguished party, on the .1241 inst. at
Ida house in Mortimer street, Cuvendish-square.
Lady ri-Antham will have a rout to-tuonow evening, at her
/mow in St. Junes's-square.
The End of Westmorland will have a grand dinner party on
Yridity next, at his house in Grosvenor-square.
The Dowager Marchioness of Hertford's intended rout on Fri-
day, sec have authority to state, is postponed till the 11th inst.
Cotintess of Essex will hare a rout on Tuesday next, at her
haute in Hill-street. Berkeley-square.
Mm. Brantwarte entertained a select party of fashionables yes-
:en:ay. at her house, Whitehall-place.
Lo.rd Wm. Lennox arrived, yesterday, at Limer's Hotel, Con-
don-street, !tom a tour.
The Captain Geo. Russell, R.N. hiss arrived at the Duke
t.' I;cf!is.,-d'. in St. James's-square, front Worcestershire..
Lord ballet rt has arrived in town, flom a tour.
nil Henry Bentinck has arrived at Reddish's Hotel, Jermyn.
•t, tre Oxford.
fie .tl,rntils of Exeter arrived on Monday at Thomas's Hotel,
frotu his scat, Burleigh. Lincolnshire; also Dr.
!;,!hert and lamily, from Oxfonl.
r.lr. a 4 Mrs. Campion arrived yesterday at the St. James's
Ili 41, ..lsninyn-street, from Brighton.
Arrivals at the British Hotel, Jerrnyn-street
from his scat in Hens; J. G. Greenland, Esq. from Brighton;
Edward elarkharn, Esq. from Tunbridge Wells ; Davis, Esq.
Iron Itorsashire ; Captain Chadwick, from Tunbridge Wells;
G. Mae irt::ey, Esq. from Portsmouth.
The 'Marquis of Huntley arrived in town on Monday from
Brielue
Mr. ayi Mrs. Brummell left the St. George's Hotel, Albe•
marls-rtrot, yesterday, for their seat in Essex; Capt. Smith, R.N.
has arrived at ditto, teem hi' seat, Stove, Kent.
Depart:. n s from Blake's Hotel, Jrnuya-ittreetr—Henn Hand-
ley, Esq. M.P., for Lincolnshire; Mrs. Wells, for bet seat in
Berkshire.
Sir ( barks and Lady Code bare left town for their seat, in
Ireloro.

K..
a:) n.
London, England, 1824-12-25

MAR LBOROITGII,STREET.

Yesterday msrllMg Captain Iliehardson, of the :41ary, West
Indianian, now lying outward-bound in the West India Docks,
a:tended before Mr. CONANT, the Magistrate, to prefer a charge
against Colonel Morphew, for hating attempted to cane him in the
street the preceding night, or rather ewe), that morning.
The Colonel had been given in charge to a watchman by the
Captain, and be was taken to the watchhouse, but was shortly
ere liberated, upon the security of two housekeepers, who under-
took to produce him.

At wren o clock last evening Colonel liforphew attended, ac-
companied by several gentlemen. In addition to his holding •
commission in the army, he stated Annuli to be a 3lagistrate, but
for what county it did not appear.
Captain Richardson having been sworn, elated, that he had the
misfortune to be the holder of the drfendant's acceptance for 2U.,
which had 11,:n some time over-due. Ile had made every critics,
roar possible to trace out the residence of the Colonel, but was na-
me:nen!, and he had taken out • writ against hint for the amount
of the bill, but he was nowhere to be found or heard of. About
•wo o'clock that morning he was passing through Ilegent-strest,
and accidentally met the defendant, and civilly asked hint when he
might expect the payment of the hill in question, when he received
for reply, " If you don't be off I'll cane you," at the same time
raising his cane, anti attempting to make good his promise; but he
(the Captain) parric.l off the intended blow with his atm, and in.
srantly gave him it: charge to the watchman. Tots was the nature
of the complaint.
Colonel 3lorphetr, in answer to the charge, said, that all Capt.
Richardson had said about the mutiny transaotion in his opinion,
was totally irrelevant to the ease. lie et rtainly did hold a bill for
2.11. to which his name was affixed, but he lind nothing whatever
to tht with it. The fact was, that he was dining at the United
Service Club House. and had gone front thence to a gaming table
in st. James's, where he met with Captain Richardson. end about
two o'clo-1.: in the morning he was proceeding home, when he was
followed by the Captain, who attacked hint in the street with the
most ting:ntlentanly language that could be uttered. He repeatedly
told hint, that if he persisted in pursuing hint, he certainty would
cane hint, and finding that he was not at all intimidated, bat con-
tine :d to hint, he certainly did nit: his cone, but did not