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The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1825-07-19

AMERICAN MURDER.

VAIIWAY (N. J.), it:NE
On Monday, the sth instant, Mr. Nathaniel Bloomfield,
of New Dover, about three miles from this place, was killed
by Enock Martin, a neighbour, with a club. Some of the
I circumstances attending this horrid tratt.art!on arc as ful-
lows :—The deceased went to the house of Martin about',
Iten o'clock in the morning, and they soon after both went
for a quart of rum, which they obtained, and returned to the
house of Martin, where they drank it. Not satisfied, they
obtained a second quart, but before they had finished this,
an altercation took place between Martin and his wife, in
which they both evinced considerable passion ; Martin
clenched a club, which be had previously placed in the
room, and from appearance was about to strike his wife,
when the declaimed stepped beta yen them, and received the
fatal blow on his temple, which terminated his existence on
the 6th. two days after. The inhuman wretch struck him
two or three blows ; and on his wife's crying murder, he
immediately locked himself up in an adjoining room, from
which he soon returned, and endeavoured to trash hiahands
in the Lard of the deceased, which had beer. shed on the
floor. An inquest sat on the body of the deceased, and re-
turned a verdict of Wry/it Murder.
The villain has made his escape, and no efforts hat•: as
,jet been mate to arrest him.
London, England, 1825-07-19

cootainiaga lister the DireCron..Ste. will appear in a few days.
IMPERIAL SWEDISH IRON COMPANY.'
Capital, 100.0001.
To be subwribed by 1000 Shares, of 2.5/. each. Deposit of 11. to be
paid on each Share, alien allotted, into the hands of the Backers, to
the order of the Directors of this Company.
Such Directors to be elocted by ballot at a General Meeting of
the Proprietors ; to be convened when the Shares are allotted, and
the deposits paid.
A Prospectus of this Company will be published in a few days.
Mplication for Shares most be made on or before the 29th inst.
(when the allotment will tate place) addrcswd •"ro the Provi.
atonal Gorumittee of the Imperial Swedish Iron Company." ac.
coo:panted with reference, and post paid. By order of the
a wCorn.
mitts to O. Mott, Esq. Solicitor to the Company, 20, Esse:-
street, Strand.
GAS LIGHT AND COKE COMPANY'S OFFICE,
BRIDOZ-BTMEET, BLACIEVIIIAPS,
London, England, 1825-07-26

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

CUSTOM-110USE, JULY 23.
Sarre ENTERED Ovrwaaws.—The Topaz, Strovan, fo►
Rarbadoes and Antigua; Jane, Riddell, for Madeira, reneritle,
and Quebec • Al Word, Taylor, for Oibraltar and Mogadore ;
Cornwallis, lientlerson, for Singapore and Prince of Wales Island ;
Eolides, Sourander, for Elsinore.

CLEARED OUTWARDS FINALLY AT GRAVESEND.—TtIe
JOYetlit Arrivee, Beniest, for Antwerp and Brussels; Bellissirna,
Warren,,for Petersburgh.
,i2LEARING OVTWARDS.—The Sarah, Tucker, for Bombay ;
Earl of Clancarty, Heath ; l'rinee Frederick, Atherden ; and
Prince of Saxe Cobourgh, Ladd. for Rotterdam; Prince of Wa-
terloo, Marlcr, for Ostend ; Stapler, Chambers, fur Hamburgh ;
Praire, Vanletnbrooke, for Calais; New Union, Van der Broecke,
for Antwerp ; Eliza, Ncgrct, fur Calais ; Flora, Christie ; fur Mo.
gadore ; True Love, 'Vallans, for Oporto; Asp, flame, for South
Whale Fishery ; Dom:star, Marshall, for Quebec; Briton, Wit.
son, for 3liranniehi ; Prince, Braithwaite, for Quebec.
CLEARED OUTWARDS TO InELAND.—The Jane, Hicks. for
Cork ; Salads, Harris, for Londonderry ; Richard and A nn, Way,
for Dublin.
London, England, 1825-07-26

EAST INDIA SHIPPING.

The Boyne, Stephens, from Bengal, has arrived of Falmouth ;1
she sailed from Calcutta the 16th of January, from Corriega, in
February, from Madras, the 16th of February, from the Cape the
11th of DI ay, and from St. Helena, the 20th of May.
PassENot RS PER BoYSE' CAPT. STEPHENS, FROM BEN.
GAL AND MADRAS.—Captain Willows; Mrs.. Willows, and two;
children ; Lieutenant Trtoeunbe, R.N.I Lieut. Walker; Mrs.'
Walker ; Ensign O'Breen ; Mr. Lake, R.N.; Mr. Popham, R.N.;
Mr. Noreock, R.N.
Sere SPOKEN wt.:lr.—The Thendosia, Killson, from Bengal
to Liverpool. on the oth of July, in lat. 44, long. 07.
CARE, MAY 9.—The Pyramus, Brodie, sailed for London the
10th of May. The General Palmer, Truscott, was to sad fur Ma-
drag the 13th of May.
ARRIVAL AT SIERRA Lmowr.-A-The Echo, Dunlop, from the
Cape of Good Hope, the 2.3 d of May.
The Montnouth, Simpson, front the Cape, has arrived at
Jamaica.
The Kron Prinsen, Bamberg, from the Mauritius, arrived at
Ilamburgh the 18th of July.
The King George (whaler) was condemned at Guayaquil as
ur setworthy.
London, England, 1825-07-26

FEVER.

For some days past, a considerable alarm has been ex-
cited amongst the inliabitais:s of Kingstown (Dunleary)
owing to a rumour that fever was making dreadful ravages
on board the transport hulk. We are happy in being en-
abled to state, front good authority, that there is but one
case of fever, and that not distinguished by any symptoms
of a peculiar nature, in the hulk. The Henry Parker, a
fine vessel, is arrived in Kingstown Harbour, in order to
take on board from the hulk one hundred and ninety-five
convicts for Botany Bay.
The mast absurd reports were in circulation on Friday,
• in Dublin, on this subject. it was said, at one time,
that a foreign vessel, with the plague on board, had come
N into the Royal Harbour at Dunleary ; at another that " a
black fever" raged in the oonvlet ship, and that so dan.
germ's and extensive was the contagion, that the hulk must
he destroyed to insure the public safety. It is unnecessary
to say, 'net what we have stated above, that these reports
(and many others Eke therh, which flew about in all di-
rections) were equally false and absurd.—Dublin Freeman's
Jimmie".

The four Canadian chiefs have taken their passage in the
Caledonia merchantman, which sails on Saturday for Que-
bee. They appear delighted with their excursion to Eng-
land, particularly at the atteotion paid to them in the
metropolis.
Mr. Irving has consented to remain in London, in dee-
' anee of a great offer to reside and preach at Edinburgh.
We think Mr. Irving is quits right, for emolument must
succeed to popularity, and the latter is more easily main-
tained and retained in London than clsewhere--even in the
Mcdcrn Athens:
London, England, 1825-07-21

WINDSOR, JULY 20.

The Privy Council which his Majesty held yesterday at
the Royal Castle only continued sitting about ten minutes.
In addition to the Privy Councillors who were present,
who were mentioned yesterday, were the Chancellor of the
Exchequer, the President of the Board of Control, the
Lord Steward, and the Judge Advocate.
The King gave audiences to the Earl of Westmorland
and Mr. Becket.

After the breaking up of the Council the Privy Coun-
cillors partook id- a cold collation, to which they were con-
ducted by Sir Andrew Barnard, the Groom in Waiting.
The Earl of Harrowby left for Dropmore, the seat of
Lord Grenville, to dine with his Lordship.
Mr. Wynn left for Englefield Green, to dine with Mr.'
Freeman tie.
The Earl of Westmorland and Mr. Becket proceeded to
Richmond Park, to dine with Viscount Sidmoutli.

The Chancellor of die Exchequer returned to London,
and the Earl of Liverpool returned to Combe Wood.

The Duke of Cambridge dined with the Duchess of
Gloucester yesterday, and afterwards accompanied his royal
sister to Windsor.
Yesterday morning the Duchess of Kent and the Duke
of Sussex visited the Duke anti Duchess of Cambridge, as
a farew;tl visit previous to their Royal Highnesses leaving
London.
At four o'clock the Duchess of Cambridge, accompanied
by Prince George and the Princess Augusta of Cambridge,
attended by Miss Page, left "town in a travelling carriage,
and four, for Frogmore, esek Windsor, on a visit to the
Prifiyeas ttgiititt •
London, England, 1825-07-21

SPLENDID DIAMONDS AND OTHER JEWELLERY
KING'S PATTERN PLATE, AND A FEW BOOKS
&c.
By Mr. GANN,
At Mr. Abbott's Great Room, 26, Conduit-street, Bond.street,
THIS DAY, the 21st inst. at One, by order of the Executrix
of Major-General Fawcett, deceased.
AN Assemblage of costly JEWELLERY; comprising'
a magnificent diamond ring, various brilliant and other'
rings, a brilliant and ruby suit, a rare and elegant suit of fine red
I amber, pearl suits, !old watches, musical boxes, a capital chro- I
nometer (by Arnold , or-molu time-pieces, and a few exquisite
cabinet paintings an cameos, selected with great taste ; an elegant
gentleman's rosewood dressing-ease, fitted complete with rich cut-1
mounted in silver, opera and eye-glasses, about 400 ounces of
ing's pattern plata, and a few books, among which will be found'
Rees's Cyclopedia, and the Times Newspaper from 1812 to 1817.
Catalogues (at ls. each) may be bad it the Room ; and of Mr.
Gann, 69, Regent-street, Quadrant.
London, England, 1825-07-21

BLOOMSBURY.PLACE.
CONVENIENT RESIDENCE, FIXTURES, AND FUR-
NITURE.
TO be SOLD by PRIVATE CONTRACT, by WIN-
STANLEY and SONS, the LEASE, for twenty years, at a
reserved rent, of a very comfortable RESIDENCE, in complete
repair, together with the Fixtures and appropriate Furniture.—
The House contains five bedchambers, an elegant drawing.room,
Library, eating-room with bow.window, merning-room, entrance.
hall, two kitchens, footman's pantry, ceilarage, and every other
requisite domestic convenience : there is also a small garden.
lobe viewed by cards only, which, with further particulars, may
be had of Winstanley and Sons, Paternoster-tow.

Yesterday morning, about nin;ealock, soulpsoetiaWin,
carrying breakfast to her husband, was crash( the SO-
street, Borough, a little above the Town Ball; a poet
chaise, at full speed, drove against her, by which she was
thrown down and fell under the wheel of itvrammi just
posing at the time, by which she was so dreadfully in-
jured in the head that she died immediately on being coo.
verd to the hospital.
iT•t. ACCIDENT TO THE DOTS ow WELLINGTON'S
VALET, f3T. JOUNe--YeSLETd7 morning, about half-past
three o'clock, a party of frier s, amongst whom was the
Duke of Wellington's servant, gt. John, a man of colour,
who had attended on the Duke in all his campaigns, left
Vauxhall Gsrdens, and took a boat at Vauxhall stairs to
proceed down the river. On their wiry St. John expressed
his determination to take off his clothes and bathe. His
friends persuaded him in vain to the contrary. He then
stripped and dived into the river ; be rose once, and sank
again to rise no more. The boat was directly pulled
ashore, And the drags provided. The body was found in the
morning, and a cut was discovered on the forehead, which
was probably the cause of the accident.
London, England, 1825-07-21

Crticuir.

ESSEX ASSIZES, 01E2.1[3104D, JULY 19.
Walter Nur* was indicted for stealing, at Efping, on the Ll*
V A
A_pril, a bay mare, the property of the I
Earl of Bris.ol.
Sir. Jusaore conducted the proaetutlon, and Illr: Dor Liar*
the def•mte. •
eenployntent. of the Earl a Bristol: In the :light of the 11h
It appear•d that the.prisoner h sd formerly been a labourer Id the
April the mare in quatinn Waft swim% horn a yard inlet-Ong to ,e
hardship's house. hear BuryB.4 Edmunds. Next nuoroir.g die
*rimsl was foupd in.the prisoner's poreaS.,ost,,at,Xpping, num.,
pletely knocked up from fatigue, having travelled 58 salts. _ The
prisoner's appearance, and the jaded s:ate Of the :mental, ca.
died the peameion Of the ostler at Epping. plape Inn, now:
being questioned, the prisoner gave au tint:Aisle:tory an oscouni
;at himself, that heves detained. Arnonget the circumet•acca of
lattspicion against the prisoner were, that he gave a fsloc ovine, wed
represNiled that he had purchase l the mare at the Bull fun,.at
ham^ Mille, %hid' assertion turned out to be false. No anima
being given to there facts.
The Jury, under the Learned Judge's direction', fokind the prl.
Boner Guilty.
Thomas Simmouds, who had beer waned since the last Summit
Assizes by 111 health, in co,sequerice of his having taken
was also tried on a charge of shading a horse, the property of a
farmer in Norfolk, mulled Gunton. The am was clearly brought
borne to the priviner, and bores found Gritty.
• Air. KNoi was for the prosecution, alai Air. Mragtrotrst for
the defence, who was it:strutted to set up a plea of insanity, which,
however, failed in proof'. • s
London, England, 1825-07-21

CHARIOT AND HORSES. AND SMALL CELLAR OF
BURGUNDY AND OTHER WINES.
By Mr. WILLIAMS,
At the Auction Mart, TO-MORROW, at 12,
ANEAT CHARIOT, body painted yellow, lined with
red morocco leather, brass mounted harness, and a pair of
excellent bay Homo, the property of a gentleman. Also 24 dozen
of Burgundy, lying in a private cellar. York-place, hlary-la-
bonne ; and also 711 dozen of Port, Sherry, and several <whet Wines.
The carriage and horses to be viewed at No. 40, Old Bond-street,
and morning of sale at the Mart; and the wine to be tasted at the
time of sale; and catalogues had of 31r, William, Throgmorton-
street.
London, England, 1825-05-13

P.ISMONARLK INTELLIGENCE.

Almack's 11111 on IVednesday was very numerously attended
Among other F.inhionables present were—
Princess Bsrachu.ki.
Duke of IVellington, Duchess of Wellington, Duke of Bruns-
wick.
Afarquisses--Devonshire, Graham.

Afartitinerssrs—Wesonattla, Devonshire, E. Londonderry, Corn-
wallis, de Prie.
Earls—Roslyn Brecknork, Albemarle, Leitrim, Charlet-mint,
Kinnoull, Harem:l:ad, Believer, Fitzwilliani, Roseherry, Stanford,
Tankerville, Cowper, Jersey.
Co:arteries—A boyne, St. Antonio, Dowager Countess of War-
wick, Waterpark, beitri.n Jersey. Cowper, Sefton, Char'erelong,
Kinnoull, Albemarle, f'iulicart, Bemore, Harewoosl, Roseberry,
Grain], Daniley, Dalhousie.
Lords—Clifton, Auckland, G. Hill, Ellenborough, Dorchester.
Pal ',croon Forbes, llowisk„ Sydneys, Douglas, Tulliunore,
Dunlow, Riivensworth, King, Bernard, Andover, Milton, Ongleys,
Prezhanis, Stopford, K Thynne, Montagu.
Lodirs—St. Clair, 31ildmay, Filenborough, E. Forte...cue. C.
Pratt, D. Ellenborough, Codringinn, C. Gordon, O. Neville, fire-
vale, C. Berkeley, 31. Berkeley. 11. Mitchell, Stewart, H. Stott,
Folkerone, G. Fine, C. Powlett, Clements, E. Campbell, M.
Caulfield. C. buncombe, 3lelville, 'A. Paulett, E. FielAing, C.
Paulett, Etigeombe, Nugent, M. f;atheatt, C. Besuclerk, L. Clive,
C. Gray, L. Beauclerk, M. Stopford.
//unman/A:4-11r. St. Clair, Mr. Thelluson, Miss Laws, Miss
Eden. Mr. Fortescue, C. Cadogan, Mr. Grosvenor, Mr. Kcppel,
Mr. Hervey, Mr. J. Stewart. Miss Townshend, Mrs. 0. Phillips,
Miss Cavendish, Sir C. ()retitle, Miss Montagu, Mr. Mitford,
Miss Bigots, Mr. tie Roos, Missile Roos, Miss Rice, Mr. Calvert,
Mrs. Cust, A. F. Cathcart. Miss Liddell, and Mrs. &mission.
Coasts—de Blakensep Villa Real, Konnaki, de Lannoy, Hamil-
ton, and Montebello.
The Duke of Athol entertained a distinguished party at dinner
yesterday, at his house in Great George-street, ‘Vestminster.
The Earl of Lonsdale hail a grand dinner party yesterday, at his
house in t'harles-street, Berkeley-square.
Lord King entertained a large party at dinner yesterday, at his
house in Dover-street.
Lord Bexley had a grand dinner party yesterday, at his house in
Great George-street, Westminster.
Lady G. Cavendish had a grand musical party yesterday evening,
at Burlington House.
Arrivals at Miller's I lotel, Jermyn-street :—Mr. and Mrs. Bower
and family, from their seat in Yorkshire; Mr. and Mrs. Clay mad
family from ditto.
Arrivals at the Pulteney Hotel, Albemarle-street:—Mr. and
Mrs. Fraser and family, from the North ; Mr. and Mn. Tent from
Richmond.
Areiwal• at the Bath Hotel, Arlington-street :—Mr. and Mrs.
Johnstone, from their seat in Hens ; Dlr., Mrs., and Miss North,
ftom ditto. Colonel and Mrs. Warner have left ditto for India.
The Duke of Portland has taken the Earl of Ilarcoures house in
Cavendish-square, where the family are expected In a few days
rout their seat, Welbeck. Ntnts.
London, England, 1825-05-13

FIRST
_I%iEETINGS.

Clay, W. Cullum-street, flour-factor
puffin; J. F. Lambeth-road, victualler -
Yorstoo, R. 11litre-court, Fleet-street, law stationer -
DIVIDENDS.
Colima, J. and F. Nicholas-lane. Lon
merchants
Edwards, R. 111 Organ's-lane, Tooley-street, brandy-merchant a
Fox, T. and Brodribh„ J. D. Bristol, tallow-chandlen 12
Goropertz, A. Great Winchester-crett, merchant • 12
Lloyd, P. Great Surrey-street, Blackfriars, malt-factor 11
Pinsk. J. Chichewa, linendraper. . . 1°
Powell, F. Furst-wharf, Blackfnars, corn-factor - 10
Scott, S.. J., and W. and Smith, F. Ashford, Ken; grocers 11
Sbaw, T. Southampton, wins-nierchaat - . 11
Smith, J. and F. Clement's-lane, wins-merchants • 11
Tew, H. 11'ellelose-square, tea-dealer - - 10
Weeder, J. Albion-place, Blackfriam-road, hosier - 12
Wagstaff, I). and J. H. Skinner-street, Snowhill, carpet ware-
holism-en - - - 12
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Wells, T. sen. Union-street, Southwark, hat manufacturer 19

timber•

BIRTHS.
On the ith inst. in Poland-street, Oxford-street, Mn. Compton
Shackekon, of a eon.
At Bath, the Lady of the lion. and Rcr. Francis Uoward, of 3
son and heir.
On Monday night a Mrs. Bennet, the wife of a green-grog
Crescent-street, Brighton, was safely delivered of three tine tor,
children, who, with their mother, were all doing well on Wear—
day evening. Mrs. 8., who is the mother of a large family, iv SDI
to be more than ♦0 years of age.

MARRIED.
On the 2d inst. at Denton, by the Rev. Dr. Fynes Clinton, Pre•
bendary of Westminster, Cl'nton Fynea Clinton, Esg. Barrister at
lan. to Penelope, second daughter of Sir Wm. Earle %Veiny, Bart.
of Demon Hall, Idneolnahire.
On the 10th inst. at West Mailing, Alexander 3laidand, EW
of Gloucester, to Susannah, daughter of the late Sir Stephen bans'
'ton.
On Tuesday, at St. Pant not Church, Charles Inwood, Esti. (4
Euston•sguare, to Miss Matilda Lindo. of Burton-crescent.
On the ..2tl itud. at Southampton, Arthur Moore, Esg• y outlet
son of the llonlJudge Moore, of the Court of Common Pies,' 01'
land, to Anna Maria, third daughter of Sir John Perilous :0111*
bankc, Bart. of klenaby Hall, Yorkshire.

DIED.
On Tuesday, at her house in Charleuetreet, Berkelep•►gt'
Frances, widow of Augustus Saltren 11'iBeet, Esq. airl 74.
On the Mb inst. at Minehrsd, aged 56, the llev.S% . S. Bradley.
Prebendary of %V ells, Viearof Chard and of Tieriberscombe.

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COl-I?Nr-G.4IIDEN 7111?.4TRP.

TWa Evening. rntimv. May 13. will be psoformed
EVERT MAN IN HIS HUMOUR.
[Rely, Mr. Youth; Justke Clement, Mr. Blanchard. Dame ILltely,
Mrs. Chatterley.
After which,
LOFTY PROJECTS; Or. ARTS IN AN ATTIC.
Mr.% alentine Vereatile, Mr.Vates.
To couttudt with THE PADLOCK
Leander. Miss Lore: Munro. Mr. Blanchard. Leonora. Miss Paton.
To-morrow, The Iron Chest, with Lofty Projects, end Rosins.
HAYMARKET TIIEATRE.
This Evening, IrRIDAY, May 13, will be pettoimed
Tug LORD OF THE al %NOR.
Sir John Contrast, Mr. Williams; Rashly, Mr. Pyne; Young Cog.
aat, Mr. Vining; Trumore. Mr. Melrose; La Nippr, Mr. N. West:
Ralph, Mr. Roes. Sophia, Miss George; Annette. Madame Vestrls;
Peggy, Mrs. C. Jones I Mull Flaggon. Mr. J. Russell.
After which,
TRIBULATION • or. UNWELCOME VISITORS.

The Prissiest Character/ by Messrs. Dowton, Yining, and Raymund;
Metdanses Daviinn and Glover.
To conclude with INTRIGUE.
Tern. Mr. J. Rumen; Ellen, Madame Veatria.

To-morrow. Dog Days In Butid-street, with Tribulation, and The
Agreeable Stlrprite.

SADLER'S WELLS THEATRF.
This Evening, FRIDAY, Mar 13, will he performed
BEAUTY IN A BOX: Or. THE FOUNDLINCI PRINCE
AND THE VIY.IER'S DAUGHTER.
After which,
HARLEQUIN 110AEt Or, A PANTOMIME PROPOSED,
To conclude with
TIIE MAN AND TIIF. MARQUIS; Or, THE THREE SPECTRES
OF THE CASTLE OF Sr. VALOR!.
The BRITISH Pates commenced publishing yesterday morning
at five o'clock.
London, England, 1825-07-28

CORN EXCHANGE, WEDNESDAY, JULY 27.

The supplies this week, fresh up, consist of 2,800 quarters of
Wheat, 1,860 quarters of Barley, and 6,810 quarters of Oats, wit::
2,750 sacks of Flour. With the exception of Beans, for which
th •re wawa good demand at 31onday'a price, our market was very
heavy to.day for all grain ; currency as on Monday.

COAL MARKET, •11.:LY 27.
Ships at Markel. Ships Sold. Price.
1,38/ Ntwcamle - - 311 • . 29• Od to 39. ea
IN sunderhod - 141 - Stos Od to Nos bpi
1 Scotch Coal - . 1 - -38 a Od to —s Od

BIRTHS.
On the 25th inst. Mrs. William Charsley, of iiryodhamplue,
Brysnston-sfluare, of a son.
(in the 22d inst. Mra. R. Clare, of Frith.street, Soho, of a dough.
tor

On the 21st inst. in Chapel street, the lady of Captain Sander-
son. Bengal Cavalry. of a daughter.
On the 25th inst. at Garboldishum, Norfolk, the Marchioness 01
Blandford, of a son.

MARRIED.
On Tuesday, the 26th, by the Right Rev. the Lord Bishop c•
London, the Rev. George Martin, Canon Residential and l h
cellor of the diocese of Exeter, to the Lady Charlotte Eh, t,
youngest daughter of the Earl of St. Germain&
On the 25th inst. at Ripple, Kent, by the Rev. Wm. Lade. the
Rev. Robert M`Shen, Rector of that parish, and Vicar of Brow-
limn-cum-Oakley, Bedfordshire, to Lucy, second daughter of
late W. S. Coast, Esq. otsßipple House.
On Tuesday, the 26th inst. at St. Panama Church, by the ReL
Joseph Brackenburg. George Hopkinson. Esq. of Kentish-tes n.
to Miss Eliza Isabella Alder, of Battersea Rise.

DIED.
On the 24th, Joseph Hague Waasttif. Esq. of Highgate.
On Monday, the 23th Mat. at her residence, St. Alban's Bank.
Hampton, Middlesex, Catherine, relict of the' Right Rea. Samuel
Lord Bishop of St. Auld), and second daughter of William
Cooke, 1). I). late Provost of King's College, Cambridge, and
Dean of Ely.
On the inst. John Church, Esq. of No. 3, Bedfonl-place,
)%loomsbury-square, in the GAN year of his age.
On Sunday last, at her house in Montague-street, Mil. Conyers,
relict of the late John Conyers, Esq. of Copt Hall, Essex.

HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE THIS DA4r
Aiming 48 min. after 11 1 Evening 16 min. after I.

rt:llted at Tll6 BRITISH PRE:
131, Strand, and publ! .11,rd by

Office. by J IV • C ARS. TON
!.CA.Nxox, came
London, England, 1825-05-25

VALUABLE s.EASEHOLD HOUSES, ST,ALBAN'S.
PLACE, LAMBETH.
ST. Mr. WILLOCK.,
At Garraway's Coffee-house, in 'Change-alley, Cornhill, on
MONDAY NEXT, at 12, in One L
Aot, ,COMPACT LEASEHOLD ESTATE, most de-
'drably situate near Walt:et-place, Lambeth, on the West
side of the high road from the Asylum to Kennington, consisting
, of two substantial sad nestly-tinished HOWIII, la St. Alhan's-place,
I and one in St. Alban's-street' io the several occupations of Mrs.
Tiffin, Robert 11ixon, Esq. and Mrs. William Nash, at Rents
amounting altogether to
ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY POUNDS PER
ANNUM.
The Premises are held en Lease for an nnespired Term of
Ninety.thres Years, at a Ground-rent of Twenty Pounds per
Annum.
To be viewed till the Sale, with Tickets; and Pordenlars may
be had of Mr. Ford, at the Walnut Tree, in St. Alban's-street,
Lambeth; at Garraway's; and of Mr. Willock, No. 25, Golden-
square.
CAPITAL LEASEHOLD HOUSE, BLOOMSBURY.
London, England, 1825-12-06

ARIGNA 1110 N AND COAL CONPA.

A meeting of the Proprietors of the Arigna Iron and Coal
Company was advertised to be held yesterday at the Ce
of London Tavern. The rt quisition for ceiling 01,)e
meeting stated that it was " chiefly for the purpose vf
taking the opinion and determination of the proprietors at
to removing from their offices the Chairman, and certain
other persona (therein named); also for inquiring two te,
state of the Company's funds, and the application thereof
particularly with reference to a sum of money alleged to
have been paitl to Roger Flattery, Esq., for the purchase
of the works at Aligns."
On our Reporter's presenting himself to the door-keeper,
lie was informed that directions had been given to prefeet
the admission of all gentlemen connected with the public
press. We are therefore tillable to lay before Our readers,
at (resent, any e‘•eount of the proceedings of the meeting.
So close was the meeting kept, that Dir. Rowe, Cowl
for Mr. Flattery, time original proprietor of the works at
Arlene, and the holder of a great many shares in the Con
pane, was refused admittance. Mr. S•trgeant Adorns,
Cot tigel for the proprietors generally, was admitted, he
beim:. a shareholder.
With respect to the attempt made on this oectrien
keep the proceedings of this meeting secret from the ate
sent shareholders and the public, we have only to observe,
that while it certainly is not the course to allay suspicion
and inspire confidence, it will, we have no doubt, turn at
to have been as unavailing as it was ill-judged. Ti,
were those present, we understand. who, in hpete of ehe
narrow sod illiberal precaution of the Directors, will pee
the public in full possession of all that passed. The
' rectors therefore will only have gained the reputation of
having endeavoured to prevent the publicity which etil
nevertheless attend them.
London, England, 1825-12-06

IMPEY'S COMMON PLEAS PRACTICE.

-- -
This day is published. in a very large ynl. royal Oro. price 11.10 i.
dedicated by permimion to Sir W. 1). Beat.

THE NEW IN'i'L'CTOR CLERICALIS, stating
the Authority. Jurisdiction, and Itionern Practice of the
Court of Common Pleas. Seventh Edition, with very considerable
Additions. .

By JOHN IMPEY, Es q. Inner Temple.
Printed for J. and W. T. Clarke, Law Bookullers; Portugal-
street, Linealn's-inn.
Of whom mar be had.
IMPEY'S MODERN PRACTICE, K.B. 11. 103.
IMPEY'S OFFICE OF SHERIFF, 11. 4s.
IMPEY'S PLEADER, 1/.
IMPEY'S FORMS, Is. 6d.
London, England, 1825-12-06

THE ARMY.

Detachments belonging to the following Regiments marched v,,
terday from Westminster, to the destinauons below stated :
The 36th and 9311 Regiments of Infantry, for Albany Barrids
the 70th Regiment, for Winchester; the 7lst Regiment, far Chi:
cheater; the 28th Regiment, for Portsmouth; the 24th and raci
Regiments, for Bristol. on Mite to Ireland; the 24th Relinnett
Mr Plymouth; the 14th Regiment, fcir Chlithats ; &I, Fen
41st, and 48th Regiments, for Canterbur
Corps, for Ilythe. y: and the Royal
A detachment belonging to the Hon. East India Compsn
Chat
vice e
h mbarked yesterday at Billingsgate for Oraveseed, On tow, t 4
am.
London, England, 1825-12-06

EAST INDIA SHIPPING.

The Olive Branch, Anderson, has arrived in the Downs, she
left the Cape the September.
Animal. AT THE CAPE—The Royal George, Ellerby, from
Bombay, the 25th of September ; his Majesty's ship Ariadne, from
the Mauritius, the 21st of September.
SAILING/ FROM THE CAPE.—The Lady Nugent, Coppin, and
the Victory. Farquharson, for Madras and Bengal. the 25th of
September t the Trusty, Findlay, for Bengal, the 21st of Sept. ;
the St. Helena packet, for St. Helena ; and the Ca.ar, Watt, for
Madras and Bengal, the 24th of September.
The Olive Branch sailed from the Cape the 25th September, and
from St. Helena in October.

Cam—The Eleanor, Vier (Midshipman Commanding), ar-
rived at the Cape the 22d September, from Delagoa Bay, the 11th of
August. She was on a whaling voyage. when the Captain and
crew all died except two. The Portuguese Government at Delagoa
Bay seized her, but his Majesty's ship Leven has since taken pos-
s. ssion, being British property, and sent her to the Cape, trom
whence she is to proceed to London.
ARRIVAL AT THE 31AURITIUS.—Tile MULL Moffatt, from
the Mauritius the 22d August, bound to Antwerp-
The Charles, Davis, from Sumatra the liith July (the cargo pep-
per), arrived at Gibraltar the 9th Nov.

The Sabina (frigate), Ageo, from Manila April 30, and from
St. Helena Sept. E :arrived at Cadiz Nov. 7.
. . .

NEW Sou4H WALLS.—The Hercules, Vaughan, and Asia,
Pope, sailed from Sydney the 11th June. NVidle an company, the
Asia got on shore on a reef in Torres Straits, about the 311th June,
where she remained one hour, an.l was got off without damage.
The Hercules parted from her early in July. near the Straits of
Lambech. She intended to proceed to the southward of Batavia,
on her passage to Bombay. The Phoenix, Dixon, was to bail from
Sydney June 21, for Van Diemen's Land and London.
London, England, 1825-12-06

PIRATES IN THE INDIAN SEAS.

Extract from the Log-book of the ship Angus, :nned
at Cowes from Canton in 197 daye:—

June N. 1823, latitude 2.52.4N0ren. longitude 100. lilt
steering IV.S.IV. with a light braze from the Eastward. Mitt
a.m. tuade the island of Lord . North, bearing S.W. be
distant about three leagues. Six—Discovered several grass in III!
offing. and a number standing out from the blond so into there•
lialf-past six, 18 prows, wish from 14 to 20 men in each. sire!
down towards us t called all hands to quarters and cleared ship
action. Sewn—Four boat; eucceeded in coming &Impale. he!‘•
ing up coccra.nuts scd other articles, pretending they sl.Sed
trade, and on finding we refused to purchase of them, arrealtd
determined to board na; fired two muskets over one of the prof'•
and although the balls struck very near, they laughed at sal
would stand down within 10 yards of the ship, and make the oast
frightful gestures imarrinable, apparently e. dying us to injure them ;
the other 14 did not aucceed in crating no istr, but as roes to
ship had ranged a.hc: d of :hem they set a large kitten sill I'l
stood after us, each man using, his omit"! exertions in petidli'vt''
overtake the :hip. At this time the wind was light. DTI then
coming up wi:h us fast. which, if thy had done, would invvi''llF
have taken the ship, ulthotsgh we lateneial arid should hart mi.,:
a desperate re 4stence wish homding pikes and small arm'. 1:
half-past eight o'clock a.m. loreeres incr,asing, the Mantel ter,'
to drop astern. which ap; cued to exasperate the foot 103nrille'
who kept continually foce.kor.ing I. 'hem, and would haul et ars'.
hold an argument, considering, as it were. what was beat 10
done, aid then stand down on na, with every appearance i"',
ing, which we momentarily meted. At ten the four ish,
finding it impossible comrades to tome nn

they continued standing
the East.

us) haulett their wind a: j

It is the opinion of every one on boar 1, if it had lid;en,
(which at one time had :mite: twee Na doi. gt that
the men wore cool and deterittined to defend the ship
that she would have been !al:en, a, the beach was lined soh
who were ready t.) assist if an ...ack was made; and we e","

tinctly see the bltbod-thira
larate their spirits.

cs taking ocomethang w

The Old Bailey Se -13 Thorsday
There are already above 1.:01,1.6°11er% for trial, and
the Grand Juries are diAebnits.,-..‘tl, in all prohabil;!y
will be 40 er Su tnorz.. The n.:;nh,:r of capital
is understood, is not large.

mar.
sc
IlitN5•••!1 much):

F A F

SINGULAR FEROCITY
name of Iles, a tar:ulna:l, Sod
moiled by the repealed tuischit,
procurtil a ferret to debt:ev th
away a considerable time, -he thou
some rats that it had killed, and he
awakened early next Int•rnlng by du
meneing a regular atta,k him.
seized Lim near his ox brow, to 1 ?II::
vouring in vain to sliAt him off, 'v, •,•1 •
the head with a knife, the latter F.' • !iel,.!-
be with illtfLutly removed.—Bel':

Lis barge

the f(rret re

;ht it MB lit''e

lit to sircp• ti

110. ot)
London, England, 1825-12-06

11IMON JURIES OX

Pocock v. 3loore

Morley v. Walker
Lumley v. llellycr •
E,.ony v. llou'ditch
Leeder v. Biddell
Will am 4 v. Bryans
Lynch v. Kimpton
Turner v. Ellis
Capel v. Guy
Bradbury v. Bloom.
held
Haddon v. Cuddon
Benson v. Dean
Brett v. Cundell

MORNI

3 BE TRIED BY COMMON JUItIES TIM
IE9 AT lIALF-PAST NINE.
Ridley v. Nsish I Bird v. Wilson and
Stanger v. Ftnloyson another
Bennet v. Deudney Morris v. Trout
Collins, (lent. v. Brown v. Stapylton
Heart and others
Bird v. Fairclough Lewis v. Dunnoghue

LAW INTELLIGENCE.

COURT OF CHANCERY, MONDAY, Dec. b.

DE BEAUVOIR r. RHODES. •
The LORD CHANCELLOR said, in this cue he could not grant
an injunction unless on the terms already mentioned t and directed
that It might stand over till Thursday, in ordrr to give time to the
patties to come to some satisfactory arrangement.
COVENT-GARDEA THEATRE.
London, England, 1825-12-06

DUSTOM.DOD-4E, DEC. 3.

SEIM ENTERED INWARDS.—Thelralustry..Watts, from Que-
bec; Trafalgar, Pound, from Alkmaar ; Ann, Monday, from
Pernambuco and Bahia; For, Fox, from Ostend; Harmony,
Thompson, from Quebec ; Thornton, Marwood. from Riga ; Al-
bion, Hardy, from ditto; Nancy, Simms, from Dantzic : Princess
Royal, Brown, from Dunkirk ; Queen Charlotte, Fenner, from
ditto : Palmer, Taylor, from Drnia and Alma ; Totness, Pollett,
from Faro ; Neptune, Stranack, from Os:end ; Active, Crocker,
from Dunkirk; Deligh., Salmon, from ditto; Hand of Provi-
dence. Swordy, from Petersburgh ; Albion, Pattison, from Rio
Janeiro; Sisters, Broad, from ditto; Earl of flancarty, Heath,
from Rotterdam ; Zephyr, Thompson. from Belfast,
ENTERED OUTwAILDS.—The Dolfyn, Slink, for Rotterdam ;
Perseverance, lilargolle, for Calais ; Sophia, lketjen, forillremen;
Rotterdam, laming, for Rotterdam; 3lackaul, Russell, for Valpa-
raiso and Lime; Berns, radiant, for Calais ; laurel, Watson,
for St. Thomas ; Susanna, Lewis, for Dundalk ; Lady Arabella,
Burton, for New South Wales.
CLEARED OUTWARDS FINALLY AT GRAVESEND.—Enze-
beth, NValker, for Grenada ; Albertina, Ilazewinkel, for Amster-
dam; Josephine, IVens, for Havre.
CLEARING OUTWARDS.—The Bee, Nichols, for Hambargh ;
Sophie. Deetjen„ for Bremen ; Thistle, Allan, for Madeira and
Tenerifre ; Margaret, Hart, for Rotterdam; Providence, Brown,
for Hamburgb • Commerce, Golder, for Rotterdam ; Perseverance,
Beat, for Madras and Bengal ; Vrouw Antonia, Maas, for Ant.
werp ; Aimable Elias, Grandin, for Barre; Fame, Smith, for
Sierra Leone; Robert, Simian, fee Trieste and Venice; Highland
Lad,„Frost, for Sicily.
London, England, 1825-12-06

BARLEY.

Malting . 38s to 49s
Ditto New - 423 to Cis
Grinding, Foreign 32s to 33s
Ditto New - —s to —s
Foreign -32 s to 143
Ditto New - --s to —s
London, England, 1825-12-06

NEW DIGEST TO THE TERM REPORTS.

This day is published. in two large vols. royal Sm. price 21. 2..
ADIGESTED INDEX to the TERM REPORTS,
and others, analytically arranged : containing all the Points
of Law argued and determined in the Courts of King's Bench.
Common Pleas, and Ex. hequer, during the Reigns of Beorge 111
and IV, contained in the Reports of Anstruther, H. Blackstone,
W. Blackstone, Bosanquet and Puller, Barnewall and Alderson,
Barnwell and Creswell, Broderick and Bingham, Burrow, Cowper,
Douglas. Rumford and East, East, Forrest, Loffl, Marshall,
Alaule and Selwn, More, New Reports, Price, Smith, Taunton,
Wightwiek, Wilson; with Tables of Reference, ece. containing
the substance of nearly one hundred volumes. Second Edition,
considerably improved and enlarged.
By ANTHONY HAMAIOND. Esq. of the Inner Temple.
Printed for J. and W. T. Clarke, Law Booksellers, Portugal.
street, Lincoln's Inn.
London, England, 1825-12-06

LAW NOTICES.

COURT OF CHANCERY.
szroaz THE LORD CHANCELLOR THIS MORNING AT TEN.
Per order—Cooper v. Thorpe.
Bankrupt Petition, per order—Ex-parte Baxter.
Appeals, Exceptions, and further Directions—Dart v. Osbaldes.
tone, Osbaltlestone v. Askew, Bothwell v. Askew.
Appeal—Donn v. Watson.
Appeal per Order—Attorney-General v. Mayor of Exeter.
ISCFOLE THE VICE.CIIANCELLOR THIS stonstso AT
HALT-PAST TEN.
To be spoke to—Silverschildt v. I,e Gros.
CAUS7S.
lotufear v. Vincent Mummery v. Bradley Fownes v. Coxon
Bailey v. lAufear Yeo v. Yen Sam° v. Friend.
Gilbsnks v. Cox Fownes v. Collard Wingfield v. Thorpe
Codrington v. Bal. Same v. Horn Batley v. Carting.
four Same v. Teddy ton
Owen v. Flack Same v. White Brewer v. Crofts
Gascoigne v. Lyne Same v. Smith Cobden y. Pally
ROLLS COURT.
The Muter of the Rolla site erery evening this week at six
o'clock, to hear causes, except Saturday, when lie sits at nine in the
tnomitig.

COURT OF KING'S BENCH.
MIDDLESEX CAUSES TO BE TRIED BY CO3IMON JURIES
THIS HORNING AT HALF•EAsT NINE.
Kent v. Curtis, by. .11'CaHum v. Turn. Eastwood v. Brown
the-bye. linson Glanham v. Durham
Melton v. Gomperts Dixon v. Deveridge Granger v. George
Willis v. Walker Antes,. Bowne Wood v. Lowndes
Fatly v. Nutt Townson v. Green Baynes v. Wood
Doe, deco. of Long, Iselin v. Tenon Robertson a. IVard
v. Robson Doe v. Johnson Kersey v. Potts
Doe, dem. of Chan& II ewett v. (lowland Price v. Limner
less, v. same Sharp v. Sadd Mullins v. Edgell
Doe. Am v. Duro Same a. same, by- Hartley v. Richard.
Bailey v. Bread- the.bye I son.
ram Pitcher v. Hulkea. Parma v. Andrews
Wright a. Abbott Sherwin v. Keaston
LONDON CAUSES TO BE Trim) ItY Ci
THURSDAY NEXT.

Hell v.. Russell, a
r►l•e
Bell ♦. Graham

Fenner v. Roper
Monition vr. Jeffetys

cwt.; V. %mini.,

Olindnn v. Pain

Lady Turner r.Jones
Green ♦. Fozer

Wright r. King
Clements V. King
Wright v. Rood
Wells v. Pocock
Moore v. Langdon
Attic v. Jones
Roth well v. Boughcy
Vere v. Nott
Sudbury v. C. Lock
Same ♦. W. Lock

Ford v. Hughes
Pope v. Monk
Saunders v. Brian
Hugrns v. Forbes
Gardiner v. Durant
Bradford v. Gibson
Taylor a. Channon
Robson v. Bulkeley

COUR
LONDON CAI:sEs Ti

Z OF COMMON PLEAS.

Dunn. v.Willianssan
Smyth's.% v. Dunnett
King v. Hitching
Williamson v. Pul-
ley
Larkin v. Brown
London, England, 1825-12-06

trustees, and not of the Camrt, foe bj inativeitence they bad ne
glected to execute thst pmi aPtltejeti /no Aa to the dale of the
Sicilian Ambassador, that vaned upon thqclaim of Sir R. Hell,
and if Sir R. Hell 11;dluif,eheilltla &Meths :Sicilia ()eventuate
had no claim.
J N NMI said he came into Court with an intention of claim-
Mimes between the pritie.socioay received by Captain
Hell and that due to him as Major-General. From what he heard,
however, he was inclined to contend that hit clients had a tight to
the whole amount of prize-money. His Learned Friend (Doctor
Laahingtech) seemed to think the books of Chelsea Hospital de.
tided the question of right, and in that -case the representatives of
Captain Hall weremnyuestlotably entitled, for thamoney was de.
posited in his name. Without contending, however, that Captain
Mall was entitled to two abates, he apprehended there could be no
doubt that he was entitled to the difference between what he had
received as Post Captain, and what he ought to have received as
Major-General. When an officer held more titan one rtink he was
entitled to receive prize-money according to his highest rank. This
principle had been so often acted upon that he would not trouble
the Court by arguing on it, but would content himself by moving,
that the Court should direct the difference between the prize-money
of a Post-Captain and a Major-Get:mai to be paid to the Tepresen-
tatives of Sir R. Hall.
Lord STown.t.t. ferired that the jurisdiction of the Courtwould be
applied with great difficulty to this question. It was a question of
great moment. of considerable difficulty, and requiring touch con.
siderotion. Be would not soy that it was within tie jurisdiction of
the Court to administer complete justice to all the parties, and if
only partial justice could be dealt it had ban better for all
-parties. that their claims were heard before some other jit:isdiction.
He was not able to say whether he could make up his mind to give
judgment before the next Term, but if he should due notice would
be given. He could not understand why a question of such in.
tricacy and difficulty was left to the last day of Term, when the
Court had sat from day to day without hearing any thing but
motions of course.—Judgment deferre I.
London, England, 1825-12-06

\VORSHIP.STREET.

Yesterday Mr. .Fo...;;W:ii;wiit;eoiit: of Brick-lane. Spits!.
fields, was summoned before the sitting Magistrate (Mr. Twvford)
by a poor woman, pained Raven, for refusing to deliver to her an
apron and two sheets, pewneri.et his shop on the 26th November,
fur three shillings.
The pawnbroker, in explanation, stated that the articles were
pledged by a little girl, the complainant's daughter, and an hour
hour or two afterwards a young man came to the shop saying that
the little girl, his sister, whom he had sent to pawn the things, had
lost the duplicate. Upon this representation, and his describing
the articles pawned, the usual printed form of an affidavit was de-
livered to him, and sworn at this Office on the following Monday
(the things were pawned on Saturday) and on his returning with
it, regularly signed by the Magistrate, the pledge was delivered
up to him.
The Magistrate thought that if a pawnbroker gave up a pledge
in (nor lie should abide by the consequences of his own act.
The pawnbroker said he had acted in conformity with the rules
prescribed by the Act of Parliament.
The affidavit, sworn by a person calling himself James Raven,
was handed to the Magistrate, who, on reference to the Pawn.
broker's Act, found that the pawnbroker bad acquitted himself of
the duty imposed upon him. The question was, he said, of grad
importance to pawnbrokers, and liuding, upon inquiry, that affida.
vita of this nature when presented at cite office were received as a
matter of course, he said that in future the parties who presented
them should undergo an examination as the ownership of the arts.
ties. lie thought, however, that' if he were to make an order io
the present OW, he should be acting unjustly towards the pawn.
broker. lie therefore could afford the complainant no relief,
The parties then withdrew, and the clerks were instructed to
plate all persons in the witness.lxix who should in future present
such affidavit.. _ _ _

This salutary regulation was almort immediately afterwards
acted upon, in the CONS of two persons who applied to be sworn to
the loss of pawnbrokers' duplicates. They were brought before
the Magistrate, and underwent a strict nomination.
London, England, 1825-12-06

NEW CHANCERY PRACTICE.

This day is publisTled, in two very large vols. Ben. price 21.
THE PRESENT PRACTICE and COSTS in the
HIGH COURT of CHANCERY, with Practical Direc.
dons and Remarks, for the use of the Barrister and guidance of the
Solicitor, in the conducting a cause from the commencement to Its
conclusion ; and in conducting proceedings in Lunacy, and mat.
tas under the jurisdiction of the Court, or of the Lord Chancellor:
In which the Practice of the Court, and particularly before the
Muter, Is fully explained. Containing a valuable Collection of
useful Precedents, with the addition of the Modern Cues.
By S. TURNER, Solicitor.
The Sixth Edition, considerably enlarged and imprnved, by
Robert Venable', Esq. one of the Clerks in Court in the Chancery
Office.
Printed for J. and W. T. Clarke, Law Booksellers, Portugal.
street, Lincoln's Inn.
London, England, 1825-12-06

ARYLEBON E.

esterday findraper,per of Crawford4treet, ap-
peared at the o18:1 to answer the following charge :
Mr. (kora" :re Chau:et, of Warwick-square, stated that
he was pass ug tisfoadant's shop with a lady. when he per-
ceived is :ht wta . • . shawl, marked as he sopr^s...d at Itts., and
the lady ee.r. Kag went into the shop and p-rd the money in
part. retern at 7 .t time 4fter with the difFr:::cc„ and was leav-
ing the thw .v eh Ii - r.irchaee when the defemdant stopped her,
and deman..4l is. :c, saying the price was IL which she re-
fused so pc.-; ; be he very ruddy detai-c.l and gettin:: pos-
session of toe st‘i I, a fused to give ft her, or return the money.
Mr. Chilrock sr i Sat of late a very di.grarcfal practice was re-
sorted to by sh,; keeper, that of "ticketing" the articles displayed
in the wmdcw: 'r tech a manner as to misVad stmngen to imagine
the articles wex great bargains, as for instance LI as. The letter
8 being very large, and the L very small, and written faintly, with
a pencil. He handed foe ticket to the Magistrate.
Mr. Dent declared the ticket expressed the full price, and wee
written in the usual way of the trade.
Mr. RAWL I NSW, said he was convinced each was not the prac-
tice of the respectable part of the trade.
Mr. Dept said It was the practice of ninetymine shopkeepers out
of one hundred.

Mr. Rawr.twente said he knew many disreputable shopkeepers
who resorted to itj it was a iihel upon the character of the respect-
able tradesmeercY the metropolis to say they prtctiaed anything en
disgraceful.
Mr. Dent said any person that could read must see that the ticket
meant a 11. and not 106. _ .

Mr. Rawt.t xsox denied that assertion, observing it was as plain
a 10s. as ever he saw, and he regretted that a person could not walk
the streets without seeing this fraud, because it was nothing else,
and any Individual practising this specious pretence he considered
ought to be indicted as a common cheat. lie did not speak of this
sin_gle case, as Mr. Dent was by no means singular.
Mr. Dent denied that he hail any dishonourable motive, saying
the lady snatched up the shawl, and was running away when he
stopped her.
Mr. RAWLINsoN—To be sure she considered she had a good
bargain : do you intend to return the ll)s. ?
Mr. Dent replied in the affirmative, and haring done so left the
dice.
London, England, 1825-12-06

CONSOLIDATED LAW DIGEST.

This day is published, in royal fhto. price I/. 10s. boards,
AN ANALYTICAL DIGEST of the REPORTS of
CASES decided in the COURTS of KING'S BENCH,
COMMON PLEAS, and at NISI PRILTS ; in CHANCERY,
before the Chancellor, Master of the Rolls, and Vice-Chancellor;
in the HOUSE of LORDS, and in the ECCLESIASTICAL
COURTS, from 1817 to 1823, being a new and Consolidated Edition
of the Parts published during that period, and will form an useful
Supplement to Bacon and Comyn's Digest.
By HENRY JEREMY, EN. BarristerAtt-Law.

Printed for J. and W. T. Clarke, Law Booksellers, Portugal-
street, Lincoln's Inn.
Of whom may he had. price 9s.
The ANNUAL LAW DIGEST for lOU, continued annually.
London, England, 1825-01-12

FROM LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE.

flitehall, Jan. 10, 1825.
The King has been pleased to present the Reverend John Came-
ron to the church and parish of Stornaway, irr the presbytery and
isle of Lewis and county of Ross, vacant by the death of the Re-
verend Mr. Fraser.
Whitehall, Jan. 10. 1825.
The King has been pleased to appoint Alexander Cockburn,
Esq. to the office of one of the Clerks of His Majesty's Signet, in
the room of TIMMY Norton Yowlett, Esq. deceased.

Office of Ordnance, Jan. 10, 1825.
Corps of Royal Engineers.--Brevet 31ajor George Henderson to
be Lieutenant-Colonel, •ice Lanrimann, who retires ; and Captain
Patrick 1)oull Calder, it= half-pay, to be Captsin, vice Hen-
derson.
London, England, 1825-01-12

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.

John !Vickie, George Mickle, and George Hay, Ilfonkwear.
mouth, Durham. rope-makers—James Gibson and George Gibson.,
Arbmith, tanners--Matthew Topham Gibson and William
Bridges, Friday-street. Cheapside, silk-manufacturers—Joseph
Hullos* Lunt, Nicholas NVoditington., and George Fairclough,
Liverpoo!—Napihali Hart and Henry Harvey, King-street, Fins-
bury-square, watch-ruanufecturers--Edward Pease, jun., Joseph
Westher2ll, and Isaac Lloyd. Stockton, Durham, tea-dealers, so
far as regards Isaac Lloyd—Thomas Boyce and William Chaplin,
Gracechttrch-street, coach-masters—James Tunstall and Thomas
Gater, Wolstanton,StafThrdshire, manufacturers of earthenware—
Charles Jones and Join Wise, Banbury, Oxfordshire, surgeons—
Gabriel Hesse and John Pooley, Mincing-lane. broker.—George
Charles Minahull, and Samuel Lombard-
street, ivory-tumers—Joaeph Moss and R. Giblin, Kelvetion.
hatch, Essex, millers--Alexander Molteni and Innocente Molteni,
Baldwin's-gardens, Gray's Inn.lano—N. J. Jordan anti ‘Vm
Evans, Silver-street, Golden-square, carvers and glltiers__Timothv
Nutter and John Nutter, Kennett's_wharf. Upper Thames-street.
coal-merchants—Robert Heath and Richard Alorris. Burslcm.
Staffordshire, wheelwrights—A. Fletcher and George H. Scard.
Millbrook, Southamptonshire, brass-foundera--James Habgood.
jun., and Thomas Parker, Macclesfield, silk.manufacturers.