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The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1826-08-28

MEETINGS Uj CitEDITORS.

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LONDON LIST.--(From the London Gazette...!
AT THS COURT 01, COMIIIIRIVIISRII 01, sanssures. RASINOSAI.L.i .
KTRRIT, ON WEDNESDAY WRIT.
Carrie, A. Wellingborough, I:tee-dealer, special affair.'
Oandwr E. Bedford-place, Comnierciai-road, brasier, revers. Interest 1
Gilbert, J. A. George•lnne, Botolpli-tine, merchant, compens. bankt.
Di'litunon, 1% Wapping High-street, oilman. nominate banking-b l2
Nam-alas, C. Tothill-street, Westminster, cheeeemonger, special all. II
'Mounts and Gilbert, Karate, linen-drapers, relinn. my. est. Thomas 12
COUNTRY LIST.
Allen and Smith, Alcester, millers, Swan, Alcester, Ist examination 12
Buckwell, 11. Hove, baker, Dieters. Falthfull, Brighton, special all. 7
Coward, 11. Preston, brewer, George, Newcastle, dividend
Doir,oii, J. and W. B. Huddersfield, bankers, George, Huddersfield,
10
Newe. 2cl exam. II
-joint dividend
Dryden B. Newcastle-upon-Tyne, brewer. George,
inlis, G. Kexborough, tobacconist, Beaumont, Bretton. Ist. exam.
Geronlcno, P. Bristol, looking-glass-maker, Hotel, Birmingham, Int
D
examination .. . ......
Harrison, B. and H. Sheffield, paper-makers, Tontine, Sher. divid... 12
Hellion and Shepherd, Liverpool, hide-merchants, George, Liver-
11
pool, lot examination
Hallett, Di. Devonport, earthenware-dealer, Hotel, Devonp. 2d exam.
Jackson, T. and St . Liverpool, linen-merchants, George, Liverpool,
Ist examination ll
Lawton, W. Brimstage, denier, George, Liverpool. Ist and final die. 1
Mann, C. Birmingham, victualter, Hotel, Birmingham, dividend .. • . 12
itidguy, H. J. J. and W Almondbury, cloth-manufacturers, George,
Huddersfield, 2d examination
Moody, W. Leeds joiner, Court-house, Leeds, Ist and final dividend 10
i Scott, .1. Liverpool, coach-proprietor, Mr. itinimes, Liverpool, carry
ll trade
O
'Mock, A. Wigan and West Derby, cotton-spinner, George. Liverpool,
adjourned last examination II
Swift, J. W. Liverpool, bookseller, George, Liverpool, 2d exam l2
Webb, T. New Sarum, baker, White Hart, New Sarum, further die. I i
Webb; W. liuddentleld, innkeeper, Sersione.b. Wakened, dividend 4

HOP INTELLIGENCE.--EAST RETFORD, AUG. 23.—
Notwithstanding the continuance of dry weather, the hop
plantations, in a general way, continue to maintain their
vernal-like appearance; some indeed are putting on the
yellow mantle of maturity, and yield to the beholder a beau-
tiful specimen of the growth of 16`x. The hop sttpervi-
sor and his assistants have arrived in the district, for the
purpose of securing the duty, and the picking is expected
partially to cotnmence in the ensuing week ; the weight,
per acre, is generally estimated from ten to sixteen cwt.—
Some plantations are likely to exceed the major, whilst
others will, in all probability, fall short of the minor
weight.—Doncaster Gazette.
London, England, 1826-08-28

ST. HE 1,EN.4.

It must be of importance to our Indian traders to know
that the port charges at St. Helena have been entirely done
may ; and that at that island, as well as at Ascension,
courant exertions are tawsl to raise supplies for our mer-
chant shipping. Colonel Nicoll', 11.31. Governor of Ascen-
sion, informed Lieut. Sanders that he had nuw more than
forty tons of good water on the island, and could supply
almost any quantity of that necessary of life that ships ar-
riving may need, as well as vegetables of various kinds,
which have thriven there most successfully. At St. Helena,
en the 20th of June, an Agricultural and Horticultural
Society held a meeting and awarded premiums. Twenty-
ail gentlemen gave previous notice of their intention to pro-
duce lambs, island mutton, tilk, silkworms, cocoons,
pumpkiss (the seed of which came from the Society
Islands), vegetables of common and scarce sorts, honey
and bees'-wax, lucerne and other artificial grasses, fruit,
broad fruit, mushrooms, &c. After the show a Lilt was to
be held, at which English produce, with the productions
of the tropics, were to be exhibited. It is gratifying to
hear that the industry anal energies of our fellow-subjects,
end soldiers and sailors, are thus so usefully and peacefully
exerted in foreign climes, turning the desolate places, anal
the placts where the " land is barren and the waters
inought," into fruitful valleys and abundantly refreshing
smiiir, for the supply of their own and the weary voy-
agas urcessities.
London, England, 1826-08-21

COUNTRY LIST.

Seishaw and Burrowa, Maneheeter, maeldae-tnaLers, White's, Man.
• •

cheater, 2d examination . • • • • • • • ......
Bentley and Fogg, Eccles, bleachers White's, Manchester, Joint die.
Dixon, G. Runcorn, shopkeeper, Nag's Head, Warrington, lot exam. 5
Dunn, T. Bristol, victualler, Rummer, Bristol, 3d examination_
Eastgate, R. York, huen-manufactrwer, Public office, Barnsley, letsx. it
Flint, H. Fearnhead, Nag's Head, Warrinkton, Id exam. .•
Gill, T. W. and J. L. Coventry, mercers, King's Head, Coventry, 3d ex. 10
Harrop, C. and S. Saddieworth, clothiers, Bear, Manchester, 2d exact. 3
Hayden, J. Southampton, boot-maker„ M artell's, Portsmouth, dia. IS
Holiday and Co. Preston, machine-mukers, Mewrs. Trouyhton, Pres-
ton, 3d einunivation ............ ...........................
10
Johnston and Co. Whitchaven, bankers, Lion, %Vbitehaven, dividend Ii
Kennedy, F. King•ton.upon-Hui!, Iluen-draper, Dog and Duck, King-
ston, lot examination ....... ..................... ...... 11
Lune, J. Middlewich, dialer, 'Wellington, Rochdale, lst examhiation
Lovell, T. Olney, draper, Bull, Olney, proof of debts
Ruby, J. Helston leather...eller, Commercial Rooms, Bri,tol, 3d es
Wright and Leedhem, Blanchester, manufacturers, Messrs. Ain,
worth, Manchester, mortgage interest lb
Wynne, J. Stafford, shoemaker, Star, Stafford, 3d examination
London, England, 1826-08-21

F RENCH VOYAGE OF DISCOVERY.

The French frigate Thetis, and the Espersticv corvettecommanded by Baron Bougainville and NI. Bunn [Ol,
have arrived at Brest 'after a voyage of twentye,:h;
months. The Thetis sailed from Brest 211 Nlarch kar
and joined the Esp, ranee on the 19th MayM!kwing iti theharbour of Bourbon. M. de Bougainville witnessed at
Macao the burning of the convent of St. Claire, the nuns
of which were so earnest in remaining faitlifnl in th it
vows, that one of them was burnt, and in ordt r to save tl e
others from the same fate, the priest of a t,eighla,eri,:,,
parish was °bilged to seize in their prrseitce an (2
the Virgina, and to call on the min the name of the
to follow him. In Cochin China the Eint.eror eauu:tl tt••
' French Captains to be assured that the Frtneli cotton! rt.:O
should always he favoured in his dominions. li. the
ginning of March, 1825, the vessels dist:ovtl.ll in the
Anambas a magnificent basin, to, which M. de Bomtaiovii
gave the Haute of Clermont
.fonoorre, ,Le
l,t of
July they anchweil at Sydney, in New Ilollatol, :pal in ati
excursion which the two Captains made with tits ittverottr,
Sir Thomas Brisbane, they discovered a cataract, the 1..!1
of which is LAO feet, to which Sir had tilt:
politeness to give the name B ttuoinvdlo. Tht. French
officers were also indebted to his complaistittee fcr
able to erect a monument to the immortal l.a Ihrouse on
the sea shore, on the spot where the il!ustritets navigatt,r
was encamped in the last place where we ki.ovr of hii
having stopped.
London, England, 1826-08-21

TO THE EDITOR OF THE BRITISH PRESS.

SIR-1 beg you will contradict the statement in your Paper ot
the 17th instant, in the Police report at the Mansion.house, where
I am said to be the prosecutor of Mr. Thomas Annie on a charge
of forgery, in altering a bill of exchange. The statement. as far es
it respects me, is incorrect, and may tend to the injury of my cha-
racter and credit. The prosecutor described in your areeet3 sr a
baker. and lately compelled to take the benefit ot: the Act. is Mr.
John Finch, of Artillery-passage, Ilishorigate-street, anti he it was
who charged Mr. Annie with forgery. lam not the prosecutor in
this business, nor have ever taken the benefit or the Act. All I
had to do with the trantiaconm in the first Instance, was d scount-
ing the bill in question ; and in the recent examination at the M an-
sion.house, I merely attended as a witness upon my stliiimon..
to
prove that I so discounted the same bill, which proof 1 mobsters-
tlat:d when the charge was gone Into. I trust to your usual calettour
to notice this mistake in your next pawn—Yours. ke.•
•
JOHN THOMSON,
18, Carlisle. alert, Soho.squam
Witness t 3 the signature of Mr. Thomson,
WILLI atitMe:r.wo,

Clerk ;O SOlieitur,
32, Essex-street, Strand.
London, England, 1826-08-21

MARRIED.

On Thursday, the 17th instant, at near Northamp-
ton, by the Rev. R. W. Baxter, Cary Charles Elwes, Esq. eldctt
son of Robert C. Elves, of Billing, to the same county. to Elinor.
eldest daughter or Captain Rye, R.N. of Culworth, Northampto.
shire.

.......
On the 15th inst. at Hampden, the seat of the Earl of Bucking-
harndtite, the Rev. Augustus Hobart. of Walton, in the county of
Leicester, to Maria lvsbella, eldest daughter of the Rev. OAlfrey
Egremont.
Rev. Joseph Rayner, to Sarah, eldestdaughter of Mr. flamlilr.
Rev. John Woods, of Nuneaton, Warwickshire, to Margaret+
only daughter of the late Mr. W. Ritchie, wine-merchant, of Bull,
Yorkshire.

DIED.
On the 17th inst. in the 72d year of his age, Mr. William Alder,
of Esher, Surety.
On the I Ith inst. at Couthill, near Dumfries, in the With year °t.
his age, George Johnston, Esq. of
Rev. J. W. M. Sumner, Rector of Sutton, Sofro .

HIGH WATER THIS DAT AT LONDON BRIDGE.
Naming .... ..A Ws. \Re► 4 Evening........ 21 min. aJkr 4

Printed at THE RRIT:SH PRESS Oilier, by J. W.CARLTON, No. 184
Strand, and puA.bed by R. CANNON, *MO places

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London, England, 1826-02-10

ROVINCIAL BANK of IRELAND.—Ofecro of
the Rank having been Opened for Business at CORK.
LIMERICK, CLONAIEL, and LONDONDERRY, and
Offices at other Places being about to be opened—
Notice Is hereby given. That agreeably to the original intention
of calling up a sufficient portion of the Capital progressively as the
Local Establishments should be farmed and the Business com-
menced, it has been resolved that a further INSTALMENT of
FIVE PER CTNT. shall be called for; and the same is hereby
required to be paid on or before the I:th of February next, at our
of the following places, viz.:—At the Office of the Society, in
St. llelen's.place, London, between the hours of nice and four
daily; at Messrs. J. D. L Touche aeui Co.'s, In Dublin ; at the
Offices of the Society in Cork, Limerick. Clamart, or London-
derry ; or at the Bank of Scotland, in Edinburgh.
London, Jan. 12,1826. _

TIIOLIAS JOPLIN, See: .
Note.—No transfer of shares can be made until the Instalmtint
now tailed for shall have been paid on them.
London, England, 1826-02-10

TOOTH-ACHE AND EAR-ACHE.
pERRY'S ESSENCE has received the sanction and
support of the most dibtinguished es in the King-
dom, together with the united ,e.tiniony o tbe Ent Physicians in
Europe. and numerous favourable comments in highly respectable
Medical Joumnlv, where it has been declared to be the " ban
thing ever discovered fur the Tooth-ache and Ear-ac!te." It in-
stantaneously relieves the most exeraciating pain, preserves the
Teeth sound and firm, prevents further decay, effectually CUM
the Scurvy in the Gums, fastens 'owe Teeth, and renders than
firm and serviceable to the latest period, acid effectually prevents
the Tooth-aebe.

Sold in Bottles at Is. I id. and 2s. W. by Butlers, Cbymists, 4,
Cheapbitle. corner of St. raul's ; and Si, Sackville-street, Dublin ;
Savory and Cy., 1116, New Bourtetreet, and 220, Regentatreet ; and
by the principal Medicine Venders throughout the United Kingdom.
Of whom may be had, MORRIS'S BRUNSWICK CORN
PIAISTER. an excellent Remedy for Eradicating Coma,
Bunions,

'• Be'eireful to uk for " Perry's Essence for the ToothAche:l
London, England, 1826-02-10

VAB IN ET-MAK ERS' SOC I ETY.—CEEAP
CABINET and UPHOLSTERY, at the LONDON
REPOSITORY foe' the CABINET-MAKERS' SOCIETY,
being the only real one now existing in, London, N 0.71, corner of
LEA DEN El A 1.1.-STRE ET. opposite Aldgate Pump, and witteli
bas been established upwards of Six Yeats. Fdr Ready Blaney
and no Abatement.

The Trustees and Committee respectfully inform the Nobility
and Gentry; that they still conduct the shove Establishment for
the Benefit of industrious and ingenious Mechanics (who have large
raillilies), by offering their Manufactured Articles in the Cabinet
Line, of the best workmanship, and cheaper than by any House in
London, no other profit being required than to satisfy the warehouse
rent and incidental expenses: being satisfied with constant employ.
meet to enable them to support their Amities, the number of whom
appear by the Books of the last Quiteriy Meeting to he 1411.
Frotn the grein patronage the Committee have received, they are
in hopes of increasing that number.
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The following is a Specimen of the Low Prices asked ; all Goods
warranted:— a. d.
Five feet Mahogany Bedstead, four.poat 410 0
Tent ditto .
Itordered Mures& to It - 1 I 0
Mahogany Drawers with solid ends - 3 5
Eight Mahommy Chairs . . 6 10 0
Mahogany Pembroke Table . . 2 0 0
Feather .B,a, free from dust and smell,
fmni .E 2 12 0 to 8 8 0
Drawing-room Sofa, from .E 5 Si 0 to 7 7 0
Ditta Balitead It 8 0
Mahogany Horse-llair Sofa . G 10 0 upwards
A Quantity of Paper Hangings for Bed, Dining, and Drawing
Rooms, at nearly Hall Ptice. The Trade will find it worth their
attention.

Houses Furnished at a few days' noriessand Apartment in a
few hours.—Goods packed fete of expense except the matting.
Old Fig:Atom taken ioExchange; A ppraisentaau in Tow nand
Country; and Estates valued.
COUNIITTEE.
T. Corder ' J. Wilson 1 J. (.:wrser
IT. Hasler J. ton t Wagholn.
TUURNELL, Agent, J.l ASLER Secretary.
London, England, 1826-02-10

VIII.

PRACTICAL and INTERNAL EVIDENCE against CA-
THOLICISM. By the Rev. Joseph Bloom White, M.A. and
8.D., in the University of Seville ; Licentiate of Divinity in the
University of Nunn ; formerly Chaplain Itlagistral Preacher to
the King of Spain in the Royal Chapel at Seville ; Fellow and mire
Rector of the College of St. Mary a Jeatt of the same town ; Sy.
nodal Iseeniner of the Diocese of Cadiz ; Member of the Royal
Academy of Belle Lettres of Seville ; now- a Clergyman oldie
(Utah El England. Author of " Doblado'r Letters froin Spain."
A Seeend Edition, revised, corrected, and enlarged. Bvo,

VINDICATION of " The BOOK of the ROMAN CA-
THOLIC CHURCH" against Ai 'Rev. GEORGE TOWN.'
morn* ACCUSATIONS of HISTORY AGAINST the.
CHURCH of ROUE." with Notice of same Chugsa brought
agisiast.” The Reek of she Roman Catholic Chinch" Ia the Pub-
lintions of Dr. Plsillpotts ; the Rev, John Todd. M.A., F.S.A.
the Rev. Stephen Isaacson, RA. ; the Itcy..lcisenh Blanco White,
M.A., A.D.; and in some anonymous Publication. By Charles
Butler, Esq. Will be published in a few days.
X.
The CORRECTED REPORT of the SPEECH of the
Right Hrwiourable GEORGE CANNING in the House of Con-
mons on Tuesday. Feb. 15, 18.18. on the Motion for leave to bring
in a Rill for the Suppression of Unlawful Associations in Ireland
Bso.

The EVIDENCE on the STATE of IRELAND given be-
fore the Committees of the Houses of Lords and CJinnions.l2l
the Irish embolic Bishops. Mr. O'Connell, and other Witnesses.
Rao, 12s.
London, England, 1826-02-10

BRITISH CLAIMS ON SPAIN.

The followirtg circular r as ieSueri yesierdxy to the met-,
chants who have claims ow the Spanish Gaerritnent by
the agent whom they have employed to cotultict the new;
nation on their behalf. WE heed scarcely add thin thd
appearance of this letter has excivA great surprise:—
• " Fret CARY e.
"The impossibility of obtaining a. settlement of the /think
claims upon Spain, tinder the Convention of March, 1823, ry the
insane therein prescribed. having bt•come evident end the grind*
Onvernment having renewed the invitation/1 given to me in July.
last to return to Madrid, for the purodse of arranging a mode off
payment more suitable to the state of the Spanish newt/try of chit
time than that which t'ac Convention prescribes t and also if pie-
aible to agree hir a certain round sum to be paid by Spain as in hit
fot iht whole of the
_claims, to_ be apportioned among theparties
according to the merits of the re:intense cases, I have been strongly
urged either to depu:c a confidential agent, clothed with full
powers and instrttstions for erectlng such arrangements, or to gcl
to Madrid myself; esti Mr. Canoing has assured roe that the
• tish Government will not hesitate to instru-t his Majesty's ittl:
nister to afford the benefit of his fullest support and co-opstog
non. The mode of payment which it is detract! exptdient td
slibstituor for inscriptions of Bentes on the Gnat Rook of Spain is:
an issue or debentures or bonds of the Spanish Treasury payable
at short dates, and bearing interest payable halS.yearly in bonder/.
To enable me to decide upon the expediency of increasing the fur:
their esoense which the adoption of the propoeed Intasttre wryptutlii
necessarily neeadon. I harb to request you will state by a written
answer on or before Friday next Whether you am content to receive'
such part of the total amount of bonds er debentures of the de;
scription 'have mentioned (which I, acting fop the claimantsgenei
rally may, 4flet consulank with M, ifajortpa's lifinistert, find it
expedient to accept as in full for the whole of the claims mentioned
in the list delivered by the mixed Commission to theSpanieh Gez
vernment), as thECuinroksioners shall even:Mill), award to be yout
fair proportion.
"Or, what is the lowest sum which you will be willing to re:
etive at in full of your chain by a payment 10 crtsi, •11111 sit
Months ?
"Or, abet is the 'Whom which you are, willing to take as in
ROL if payment be made iu such bonds or debenturts as beef%
deserthed
" P.S.—Any offer you now make will be without prejudice, in
the event of an arrangement, an contemplated, not being eons
pieted."
London, England, 1826-02-10

MUSIC.
MRS. and MISS WOOLRYCH- have the honour to
imnonnee, that they have commenced giving their
LESSONS for the SEASON on the HARP, PIANOFORTE,
and SINGING ; and hat their Residence is No. 87, Great Port-
land-street. Portland-place.

This day is published, in royal Bvo. price U. 4a. in boards,
THE PRACTICE of the OFFICE of SHERIFF
cud IT ISDER-811 ERI FF ; shorting the Powers and Duties
of those Officers, the Manner of Appointing the High Sheriff,
Under-Sherifiit. and thEir Deputies, with the Ry-Laws relative
thereto; the Nature of Actions by and against Sheriffs t inelndlng
all the modern lkterrninatians and necessary Precedents of Re-
turns to Writs, Ike. Also, the Practice of the Office of Coroner.
To each of which Works are added useful Precedents. Fifth
Edition, with considershie alterations and improvements. By
JOHN IMPEY, Inner Temple.
Printed for J. and W. T. Clarke, Law Booksellers, Portugal-
street, Lincoln's Inn.
London, England, 1826-02-10

This day, Bio. 9s. C.d.
A new Edition, corrected. revised, and enlarged, of
PRACTICAL AND INTERNAL EVIDENCE
against CATHOLICISM. with occasional Strictures olt
Mr. Btitleros "Boot of the Woman Catholic Church ;" in siz
Letters;adareased to the "Impartial" among the I{otnan Catholics
of Great Britain and Ireland.

By the Rev.3OSEPH BLANCO WHITE.
Printed for Jnhn Murray, Albemarle•street.

ON THE CATHOLIC (4.11.147.1
Printed far John /Humor, At
110041 tit-1w estlitit—lViiosittf
SOUTHEY, LL.D:
Third Edition, 2 ,oh. Svc), 2K

The BOOS of the ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH, in a
Series of betters *damned to Robert Southey, I.L.D. on bis Book
of the Churdt. By Charles Butler, Baq. of lAneoln's.lon. A net
Edition, revised and corrected, Bvo,

VI ND ICLE ICCI ESI*ANQLICANM. Letters to
Charles Butler, Esq., comprising Ea ays on the Rotniab
and vindicating •• The Book of the Church." By Robert
Southey, LL.D. Bro. Will be published in a few days.

ANSWER to the BISHOP of CHESTER. By Chas. Butler,
Esq. Third Edition, Oleo, Is. Gd. .1.
V.
HISTORICAL MEMOIRS of the ENGLISH, HUSH, nild
SCOTCH CATHOLICS. Third Edition, corrected and con.
siderably auttnvnted. By Charles Butler, Esq. of Lincoln's Inn,
4 vols. Oro, V. Bs.

The ACCrAATIONS of UTSTORY against the CHURCH
of ROME EXAMINED, in Remarks on many of the Penepal
Observations In the Work of 31r. Charles Butler. entitled " The
Book of the Roman Catholic Church." By the Rev. Georce
Townsend, M.A. of Trinity College. Cambridge. A new Edi-
tion, revised, corrected, and enlarged, tiro. Will be ready in a
few days.
London, England, 1826-02-10

NOTICES.OF MOTIONS THIS DAY.

Mr. Attorney.Beneral—Bill to continue Insolvent Debtors' Act ;
also, Bill to prohibit Arrests for Debt under 15/. (or 201.)
Mr. Chanceßot of the Exchequer—Fins:mud Statement.

PRICES OF BRITISH
Dank stock 207 200
3 per Cent. lied. 79{ XI
3 per Cent. Cous. 71tr j 177 i
78
Ditto Acit. 781 79
34 per Cent. 8,4
3$ pee Cent. Red. 874 87 WI
?law 4 per Cent. 964 944 954 44

TUCKS YESTERDAY.
Long Ann. 191
India Stock
Dttto Acct. 226
India Bonds
Ex. Rills 1,0001.9 1 din
Ditto, 6001.2 dis par
Ditto Small 2 1 pm
Lottery Tickets 191. Its.
London, England, 1826-02-10

VIE

LETTERS to CRA RLES BiITLEILEsq on the Theological
Part. of hie " Book of the Roman Catholic Church." A Second
Edition. with a srpmENIENTAI. LETTER, chiefly on
some PARTICULARS of the EVIDENCE given before the
Committees of the two llous's el Parliament on t'te STATE of
IRELAND. By the Ree. A Phillpotts, D.D. Rector of Staa-
how% Aso. To be published in a few days.
N.B. The Supplemental Letter will be printed separately, for
the accommodation of purchasers of the first edition.
London, England, 1826-08-26

C. 4 THOLIe bEETING.

Trot: was it Catholic Meeting this day (Tuesday), to prepare
no address to he presente! io Lord FttzwiDian% congratulating hia
I.ort!thip on his visit In' thin country. The Meeting was very nu-
tocrousi y anti respects* attended.
Lord K HALES. IT was callnd to the Chair.
Mr. St.GIMP acted as Secretary, and read the Requisition which
convened the I.!eeting.
On the Motion of Mr. LAWLESS, seerinded-by Mr. Dtit.Lon
BE s LEW, a Committee was appointed to frame the Address. The
CommteNt 'mired for a quarter of an hour; on their return, Lord
KILL:Mitt said that • draft of nu Address had been submitted to
the Committee with the toping contained, in which they,entirely
Agreed, but cottaideted that it required revision.
It were then remised that the Noble Chairman should be
atithoristsi to transmit a copy of the Address, when prepared, to
Lad Fite•illiarn, requesting the latter Nobleman to nominate a
ti4te anti place for presenting it.
Air. HUGH O'CONNOR was called to the Chair, and the thanks
of the Meeting were carried with acelamadon to Lord Killeen.—
Da. Xis Everriag P.st.
London, England, 1826-08-26

By Mr. JOSEPH BANKS, '
On the Premises, 10, lietiford-street, facing Ilenristra-abtet. Co-
vent-garden, on THURSDAY NEXT, at twelve for roe pee-
, cisely, under a Commission of Bankrupt against Mr. Thomas
Gorden, •
rip HE. valuable LBASE of the above eligible Prepest
which is held of his Grace the Duke of Bedford, matil Ml 4.
summer, 11134 at * rent of 801. only.
The Premises mar be ins/v.-tett until tie Sale, where printed
particulars may be had; of Messrs. Fyilmnre, Clarke, and Fyn-
mnre Craven-street, Strand; Mr. J. .1. Tanner, Solicitor, No.
rt. New' Basingliall.strect; and at the Offices of Mr. Joseph
Barks, 48, Lathhury ; at the AUCtiOD Mart; and Hackney, Mid-
dlesex.

•
IUB. EDWARD OA NDAR'S VALUABLE AND EXTEN.
SIVI STOCK OF OENERAL IItON3IONGEItY,

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About Fourteen Tons of Register. Elliptic, and Range Metal ;
Copper and Tin floods; capita Collection of very expensive
; modern Ilonsrhold Furniture, Linen, Chino. (;lass. line
nil Wine, Rooks. &e. ; Chaise, Tveo,Corts. Horses, stud Har-
ness t Two Truck.. and numerous other Effects.
MB. JOSEPH BAIL pKS rCsectfully informs the
Public, that on Wt.:SI/AV, the sth of September. and
iPotir following Days, will be SOLD by PUBLIC AUCTION.
all the above-named FROPERTY;•arto an immense varlem„
_of
Artielewtomegy appertatning to the business of a Funiishing&ft-
romger, Urnzier,,and 'firma).
The whole of the Goads are in excellent condition. and will be
'submitted by direction of the Assignees without the least rcserva-
, tiott.
Catalogues will be ready for delivery on the 23th inst., and may
be had on the Premises; of Mews. J. T. and 11. Baddelty.
Soli-
citors to the Commission, 61, Leman-street. Goodman's-fields;
and at the offices of Mr. Jnscph Banks, the Auctioneer, rEI, Loth-
bury, Auction Mart, and Hackney. Aliddlesex.
On rulisDAr, the dth of September. at 12, will be SOLD the
valuable LEASE of the ESTATE, DWELLING DOUSES.
and PRESIISIN. held for a long term, at a grmtnd rent : together
with the BANKRUPT'S REVERSIONARY INTEREST to
i ONE-EIGHTH of 33-0. 12s. W., arising from UROUND
RENTS, rfcc-, in the vicinity of London.
London, England, 1826-08-26

LAW INTELLIGENCE.

COURT OF CHANCERY, FRIDAY, Auo. 25.
EX-PASTE HANSON.
Mr. ImvETT applied to the Lord Chancellor for an injunction
to restrain two pl.rsons, by the name of Pickering and Oray, from
acting any further under the trusts vested in them for the benefit of
a Mrs. Hinson. resident at llainbrough, in Oxfordshire, upon the
ground that they had possessed themselves of certain sums of mo-
ney, which were standing in their names in the books of the flank
of England. as such trustees, and had applied them to purposes of
their own, in violation of the trusts reposed in them.
The I,OiD CnAtceLt.on expremed himself in terms the most
indignant at the conduct thins attribmed to those trustees ; but said
it was unease" he should be furnished with an sffid.,vit thstt went
fully io establish die facts alleged against them ; for without such
an affidavit he could not venture to do that which would Aix ms
men actions of the foulest turpitude. Subject. therefore, to the
production of au affidavit, confirming the charges, he would grant
the injunction.

XAW)SAW V. tzar:.
The LORD CHANCELLOR handed over the minute+ of the or-
der he had prepared in this ease. by which he gave the plaintiff"
liberty either to bring an action at law, or to refer the books to the
Ala.!ev. His Lordship then stated the various matters which it
would be necessary to v.ote, in order to establish the charge
of piracy.
The IoORD Citaxert.ton sat in his private room oven to-day.
At the gi.irg of the Court his Lordship announced his intcnticn of
sitting to-morrow (this day) and on Monday.
London, England, 1826-08-26

THE .111.11 Y.

cftlnT I,iriE:l4(:,fthttirtunairst.e—rsYfiesaterdtheaeynsbueiinngg
sittx!e dry
montha d
months of
,esfor trectilz
battalions of Foot Guards, all was confusion in the =butts of the
nietsonnfis. At an early hum a number of baggage waggons were
in requisition, conveying the arms, accoutrements, and luggage of
the regiments to their different new stations, where they arrived in
the course of the day.
Dztaeltments betnnging to the let, Bth, and 49th Regiments or
Infantry hey.- received orders to embark to-morrow tworniag 0.6
board a vessel in the Ri..?r. for Scotland.
London, England, 1826-08-26

TO IRONMONGERS. TINT-PLATE WORKERS.
BRAZIERS AND MANUFACTURE:RS IN GENERAL

Mr. Edward riandar's rakishly and extensive
LEASEHOLD PROPERTY. COMMERCIAL-ROAD.

By Mr. JOSEPH BANKS,
On the Premises, No 5, Itedford-place. iGonimercial.road, near St.
George's East, on TUESDAY, the 3:11 of September, at 12, in
Two Lots.
MUM ESTATE comprises en attractive DOUBLE—
IL FROSTED Sill )P, with Dwelling-house aliove- and an ex-
tensive range of Builtlings behind, divided into show-romns, ware-
rooms, factories. workshops, metal stores, stable, shed, and yard, in-
ch sed by lofty folding gates, besides five Tenants Dwelling-houses
in Sidney and Story streets, both coniumuiesting. The whole con-
structed upon a most subs,antial and convenient principle, and offers
a very dtstrable opportunity and attraction to the trade and manu-
facturers at large, where apace, capability, and eligible situation are
rittired, and is computed to be worth at least 200 L. per annum.
Held for a long term ef years. at a pound-rent.
The premises may be viewed until the sale, where particulars
may be had ; of Messrs. J. T. and 11. Baddeley, 61, hemrui-street,
Goodman's-fields ; and at the offices of Mr. Joseph Banks, 48,
Lo:hbury, Auction Alart, and Hackney, Middlesex.
On TUESDAY, the Bth of Sere:Tiber, and four following days,
will be Sold by Auction, also, all the Stock in Trade, Metal. Tools,
Household Furniture. Chaise, Carts, Hordes, Harness, Trucks, &c.
Catalogues may be bad as above.
London, England, 1826-08-26

G'A7 VERSITY INTELLIOENCg.

Camentoo?, AWL Vs.
We understand that the Rev. Benjamin Parke, M.A.. Vicar of
Tilney. Norfolk. and formerly Fellow and Toter or Pembroke
flail, i. appointed PYebetulary of Ely, in thereon ed the Rey. J.
Dampier.
plr. T. C. ChevaPier, RA.. of Pembroke College, b a Candi.
date for the Mike of Deputy Definite Bedell.
London, England, 1826-08-26

GRAND ROWING MATCH.

Yesterday afternoon the river was crowded with cutters, wherries,
funnies, and every description of bolts, to witness a rowing match
between the undermentioned cr..ek oarsmen, fur a subscription
purse, in two heats. The three first boats of the first heats to row
fur the secmtl.
1. Richard Westwood and John Costly Light Blue •
2. F. and W. Noulton Yellow
3. K Farlow and James Castle Green
4. G. Coll and Charles Westwood Bed
5. W. Tarsus and A. Hallam - •wn
aro. -
11. .fras. Covington and 'l'. Vokins White
7. Thomas Dodd and George Jones Purple
At twenty minutes past four o'clock the men started, for the
first heat, from Westminster-bridge, to row round a boat moored
off the Red House, down the Surrey shore, rotund the beacon, and
through the centre arch of Westnitnater.bridge; anti after a most
excellent contest, Yellow came in first, Brown second, and lied
third.
About half.past six o'clock. Yellow, Brown, and Red started, for
the second heat front Vaushall-bridge, to row round a boat moored
off Lawn Counge, down the Surrey shore, round a boat moored off
the Red House, and through the centre arch of Battersea-bridge.
It was one of the grandest heats ever witnessed ; and at starting
the men left several of the four-tared cutters a considerable dis-
tance behind. They came in in the following manner:—G. Colf
and C. Westwood. Red, first: F. Gill and W. Noulton, Yellow,
second; and W. Parson and A. Gallant, Brown, third.
The first ho:tt received 2.5 soverciger ; the second, 3 sovereigns ;
, and the third 3 sovereigns.

AN or.ri Vor ea.—Died. at Newtownharnilton, on the
I2th instant, Mr. James Preston, of Preston's-grove, in
the 10 WI year of his age. He retained Ins mental facul-
ties till the last hour of his life. He was a most respec-
table, punctual, honest man, and was never known to
barter principle in any case. Ile was (adds the writer)
in most excellent spirits at the late election for Armagh,
where he went and gave his vote (a plumper) to Colonel
Verner. When it terminated, his old hoary head shook—
he sighed, and said it was the first time these 71 years the
side he polled for was ever outvoted. He has left a num-
ber of children, grandchildren, and great-grandchildren.
—Cork Constitution.
A poor disconsolate woman, an inhabitant of the village
of Bramptnn, near Huntingdon, who had the misfortune
to have a drunken husband and several small children, last
Tuesday put a period to her earthly miseries, by plunging
into the river Ooze, from "whence she was soon art .1 drawn
a lifeless copse.
London, England, 1826-08-26

HEREFORDSHIRE.—FREEHOLD ESTATE.
To be peremptorily SOLD, pursuant to a Ocoee of the High
Court of Chancery. made in a Cause " Gethen v. Evans," with
the approbation of James Stephen, Esq. one of the Masters of
the said Court, at the City Arms Hotel, in the City of Hereford;
on FftIDA r, the Bth day of September, 1020, at Two o'LlucK
in the Afternoon, in one but.
AFREEHOLD ESTATE, called GREAT CAM-
DORE FAItM, situate in the Parish of Oreop, in the
County of Hereford ; consisting of a Mansion House, with the
garden and offices, and a substantial Farm House, with the build.
logs ; also a Cottage and garden, together with a barn and fold-
-1 yard ; and several pieces or parcels of arable, meadow, pasture,
orcharding, and wood ground, containing in the whole, by alines-
surement. 112 acres, 2 roods, sod 211 perches, or thereabouts.
Par iculars whereof may be had (gratis) at the said Master's
Chambers, Southampton-buildings, Chancery-lane, Landon ; of
Messrs. Street. Millington, and Gilbert, Solicitors, Philpot-lane,
London ; of 31r. Church. Solicitor, Great James-street, B• dford.
row ; of Mr. Aston, Solicitor, Hereford ; cif Messrs. James Roden.
ham and Hardwick, and of Mr. Watkvns, Solicitors, Hereford ;
and at the Hotel, 'lmam! ; the Hop Pole, Worcester ; and the
Plough Hotel, Cheltenham.

HEREFORDSHIRE.
FREEHOLD ESTATE AND TITHES.
To be peremptorily SOLD, pursuant to a Decree of the High
Court of Chancery, made in a Cause, " Built v. Evans," with
the approbation of James Stephen, Esq., one of the Mastrrs of
the said Court, at the City Arms Howl, in the City of Hereford,
on FRIDAY, the Bth day of September, 1828, at Two o'clock
in the Afternoon, in one Lot.
AFREEHOLD NIESSUAGE or TENEMENT,
called the 'rITIIE HOUSE, the garden, barn,
stable, and other buildings thereunto belonging, situate in the
Parish of Peterchurch, in the County of Hereford ; also, an
orchard, containing, by estimation, half an acre, adjoining to the
said Mcssuage ; also, two pieces or parcels of meadow or pasture
land, adjoining together, called the Glovers Meadows, containing,
by admeastirement, five statute acres, or thereabouts, situate in
the same parish ; also, all the Great Tithes of corn and grain
arising, growing, and annually increasing, out of several Farms
and Lands, situate in the said Parish of Tetetchurch, in the said
County of Hereford.
Particulars whereof may be had (gratis) at the said Master's
Chambers, Southampton-buildings, Chancery-lane, London ;of
Messrs. Street, Millington, and Gilbert, Solicitors, Philpot-lane,
London ; of Mr. Church, Solicitor, Great James-street, Rfeld.
row ; of Mr. Built, Solicitor, Hereford ; of Messes. James Boden-
ham and Hardwick, and of Mr. Watkyns, Solicitors, Hereford ;
71 and at the Howl, flereferd ; the flop Pete, Worcester ; and the
I Plough Hotel, Cheltenham.
London, England, 1826-08-26

ASSAULT.

Mr. Wortrrnran May, afasitionai)ir-dressed young man, was
ordered to find bail, for assaulting Mr. tVilliam Widiatris, hatter,
in llond.strert.
Mr. Williams was standing on the pavement opposite his own
door, on Monday night, talking to two friend•, when the defendant
struck bite on the back, and desired him to get out of the wry, with
an insulting epithet.
Mr. Thompson, a neighbour, confirmed the testimony of Mr.
The defendant 14 a wine-merchant in Cinrat Charlotte-street,.
Blackfriars-road. Thera seemed to have been a previous acquait.t-
ann.,
London, England, 1826-08-26

CHELTENHAM, AVG. 21.

Mceting was held at the Assembly Rooms this morn-
ing, which was convened by Mr. Marshall, the Master of
the Ceremgvies, to ascertain the wishes of the public on
the subject of his accesling to a proposition made to him
Nlr. Thompson, the Proprietor of the Montpellier Spa
ti.ittlitt, to att in his official capacity at the instrumental
concerts and !All to be given this night, fur the first time,
a! his Rooms, that gentleman having officiated only at the
Assembly Rooms in tke town.
At one o'clock a large assetnblage of the first people in
the 'thee had met together, when Sir Wm. Burdett, Bart.
teas called to the Chair.
3lr. Mansitall. stated, that without the sane, ion of the public
cool,l not units to Mr. Thompson's proposal, but that lie wiiiihi
be ge:.let entirely by the opritien el the residents and vi.iters of tit

toast.
Mr. Cody addressed the :t:ding at considerable length. anal
expressed his approbatioa el Mr. 'Thompson's pleas, and that it
er only reasonable that that gentleman should be reimbursed t'ir
the ge./. expense he had beer/ at ir treilding his elegant Rotunda
aid Rouns, and recommend, d is etrong terms the propriety of 3lr.
3ludiall's presiding at both estaltlishmeats, to prevent the oiseord
whi,lt his rental might create la the town, the necessary eotise-
/ierce of which would be the appointment of another Matter of
the Ceremonies. A resolution to this effect Va 4 moved by this gen-
tleman, sod seconded by Copt. Wallace, of the 1.2:h Lancer..
Mr. C UAL srLus coincided entirely is the arguments of Mr.
Cale.
The Rev. Mr. Cosies took up the question in a very different
point of view, and thought that the residents cad visiters of the
Migh.stott tit i hdteithant would be materially injured if lr
Theinrab's plans were carried into esecutign ; and moved an
sole:A/nem, that the Assembly Rooms in the town in exclusively
soppertaL and that Mr. Thouipson's proposition of 3lr.
Le r, jcettil. This amendment was seconded by Mr. TIM.
The on endn'ent to the original resolution was then per, when
mine of hard. decided the question in favour of the orit4ittal re.
.o:tt tat, moved by Mr. Cole. the effect of which is, that Mr. Mar-
sdl preside at both places of amusement.
London, England, 1826-08-26

BIRTHS.

On the 24th inst. the lady of Wm. Fox, EN. of Mused
of a daughter.
On the 2d inst. at Vale-cottage, Oree--lane., Tottenham.
lady of Joseph Thorp, Ema. of a daughter.

V
London, England, 1826-08-26

HEREFORDSHIRE.-FREEHOLD ESTATE.

To be peremptorily SOLD, pursuant to a Decree of the High
Court of Chancery, made in a Cause, " Sedgwick v. Evans,"
with the approbation of James Stephen, Beg. one of the-Mas-
ters of the said Court. at the City Arms Hotel, in the City of
Hereford, on FRIDAY, the 11th illy of September, 18.26, at
Two o'clock in the Afternoon, in one Lot,
AFREEHOLD ESTATE, called LITTLE CAM-
DORE. FARM, situate in the Perish of Orcop, in the
County of Hereford; and consisting of a Messuage or Dwelling.
house, with the garden and buildings, &c., and several pieces or
parcels of arable, pasture, meadow, orcharding, and wood ground,
containing in the whole, by admeasumment, 39 acres, 3 roods, and
7 perches, or thereabouts.
Particulate whereof may be had (gratis) at the said :Master's
Chambers, Southampton-buildings, Chancery-lane, London ; of
1 Messrs. Street, Millington, and Gilbert, Solicitors, Philpotitee,
London ; of Mr. Church, Solicitor, Greet James-street, Bedford-
row ; of Mr. Aston, Solicitor, Hereford; of Messrs. James Roden-
ham and Hardnick, and of Mr. Watkyns, SOileitef 8., Hereford ;
and at the Hotel, Hereford ; the Hop Pole, Worcester ; and the
Plough Hotel, Cheltenham.
London, England, 1826-08-26

Eligible Reversion. with Benefit of Survivorship, to well-secured
Ground and Improved Itrnts, producing at the present time a
Net Income of about 331/112s. 6d. pet Annum, available at the
death of a Lady aged sixty-nine.
By 111 r. JOSEPH BANKS,
On the Premises, 5, Bedford-place, Commercial-read, near St.
George's East, on TUESDAY, September 5, at 12, by order of
the Assignees of 31r. Edward Gamier.
riIIHE BANKRE p r s REVERSIONARY BENEFIT
tb ONE.EIGHTII YAItT, with Survivorship, in Seven
other like shams, wising as above stated, and the Sollowieg
ESTATES constitute the Security, viz.—
..e. s. d.
The hour Glass public house and ground,North-road,
Walwoith, with a private dwelling house, producing - 54 8 0
Twenty Houses in ;Bolingbroke-row sod North-road,
Walworth . - - - - - 39 5 0
Seven Houses in Marshalhstreet, St. George's-fields,.
and Ons in Unlon.etrett - - - 94 5 0
The Newington Arms public house, Camden-street,
Loek's-fields, and Thirty-one houses adjoining . - 49 0 0
Two Houses in Ebenezer-row. Kennington-lane - 30 U 0
A Dwelling House near the Camden Head, Bethnal-
green-road - . - - - - 21 0 0
A Dwelling House, Butt-lane, Deptfo,d - - 2a U 0
And an Annual Rent arising from bonzes in Riding-
house-lane, Great Portland-street, and Foley-place ' - 19 14 6

Present Annual Rental

1:33.1 12 G

Printed particular* may be had of 31essrs. .1. T. and 11. Bad-
deity, Solicitors to the Commission, 61, Leman-strut, floodman's.
fields; and at the Office* of Mr. Joseph Banks, V, Lothbury ;
Auction Mart; and hackney, Middlesex.
London, England, 1826-02-28

SMITHFIELD. MONDAY. Fin. 27.
The dulness which has bung over our Inarket for several weeks past
still prevails, particularly in the disposal of all the huge sorts of Cattle.
The supply to-day is plentiful. In regard to Beef, nothing but the my
choicest Norfolk Scots obtained is. 10d., the general good (mai:thieving
off at 2d. below that price. The same distinction may be made la the
sales of sfutton, select Downs only being as high as :oh 2d., the nextbett
55., and heavy or large Lincoln* is. dd. We have a few prat.* Lluels
shown, and those of fist. end very good are worth 7s. per st,,ne. The
trade for Veal Is tolerably brisk at the prices of last market. In Pork we
make no alteration.

To sink the offal, rer stone of 81he.
Beef 4s Od to 44 10 d Veal
Mutton 3x 6d to bs 2d Pork

.. la Od bo Bs F4l
.. 46 -Od to b• ed

DEAD OW CATTLE WRIT DAT.
Beasts 29:x6; Sheep 19,380; Calves Ill; Pip 90.
HAY-MARKET.
83s 04 to Rs 6d Clover ...... Od so Il7ls C 1
63s Od to 84s Od Inferior ...... ;Os Od to eas td
84. Od to 38s Od
London, England, 1826-02-28

EAST INDIA SHIPPING.

The Lady Kenneway, Furffen, from Bombay, has arrived in the
Downs ; she sailed from ditto on the 6th November, and St. lie.
lens on the 9th January.
The Richard Rimmer, Nichol, from Singapore, has arrived in
the I)owns ; she sailed from ditto 23d August ; passed Anjeer 9th
October ; St. Helena 26th December.
TN. Indian, Shannon. from Bengal, has arrived off Dover ; she
nailed from Calcutta the 22d September; Sager Ilth October, and,
t. Helena thellth Jan. 1826.
The Wilbelmtna. Jancenems, from Batavia. has arrived at
Coves ; she sailed from Batavia the 19th Oct., 182:i.
A R RIV AL/ jiT POITBAY :—The James Sibbald, Forbes, and
(:stobridge, Berber, both from London.
AILING 9 FROM BOMBAY:—The SiMprOa, Simpson,
ohms? and London. The James riibbald and Britannia were to
pail fur London about the 15th November. The Cambridge, ditto,
Ist December.
Psis ENOER it per Lady Kennaway. from Bombay—Mrs., Miss,
and Master Pepper; Lieutenants W. Kingston and J. R. Msg.
PM:SEWS/RS per Indian, from Bengal—Mr. Ogilvy, Liverpool
SJpercargo, and Lieutenant Frederiek, Bengal N. 1.

NORTBLIMESERLAND COUNTY ELECTION.

AI NWICIC, Fitimy, FE!. 21.
State of the Poll at its close this afternoon :-
-
id r. Ball -
Mr. Liddel - -
Majority in favour of Mr. 13.41 - . --13
By Expo.' (hi. morning—Saturday sth day.
State of the Poll at its dom. this niternoun at five o'clock :

- 851
. 8.13

Mt. Liddel . . .
Mr. Bell - - -
Majority in favour of Mr. Liddel

- 959
934
. -6

SPORTING INTPLLIGENCE.

TATTERSALL'i, blommv, Fza.l7.

The betting was not so brisk this afternoon as might have been
esperted from the number of subscribers present, but it produced
• few alterstinos in the odds. The Moslem (Tredrille) continues
n•ing. and It is not by any means unlikely that he Will in a short
time become first favourite. The General went back several points,
and S‘rphist took his place as third favourite. For the O►ks. Fi-
ligree is again second favourite, at 6to I. The St. Leger betting
was Flock, but Fanny got up very rapidly, leautog off at 16 to 1.
The odds on the three stakes are as follow :

DENY.

4 to l east Monarch
7 to 1 apt The Moslem
ft to 1 apt Sophist
21 to 1 apt Advance
44 to I apt Pstnic
It w lowa TnaPeneral
10e to 1 apt Mr.

25 to 1 apt Goddard
30 to I agst Rowena
30 to 1 agat Waterman
31 to 1 agst Gramarie
10 to 1 apt Cedric

two—taken.

Lk to 1 apt Pawn 9} to 1 agst Itachael
to 1 apt Filigree 13 to 1 agat Elizabeth
6, to 1 agst 31igniunette 1000 to 30 apt Teen (taken)
5 to 1 apt the Duke of York's two—token.
Eoen betting the field agat the tint four taken.
IT. t.t:ozw.
7 to 1 egat Saidlamite 18 to 1 apt Barataria
10 to I apt Crusader 30 to I apt Calypso
I_4 to I to st Belzoni 1000 to 15 apt King Cole
111 to I apt Fanny
14 to 0 Fanng apt Calypso—taken.
London, England, 1826-02-28

WORSHIP-STREET.

CAUTION TO THE Pcnuc.--Yesterday a female, who gave her
name Sarah Ni.siols, but who, it appears, has occasionally as-
sumed several aliases for the purpose of getting into the hocks of
sundry worthy tradespeople of Hackney and the neighbourhood,
was brought before Mr. TwYecian for re-examination, ou various
charges of fraud.
From Mr. Lund, an oilman, residing in the Hackney-road. she
had obtained a quantity of treacle in the name of Mahuny. Her
husband, she told him, was a blacking-manufacturer, and would
be a good customer, as he used a great deal of treacle. She gave
the address No. 19, Crabtree-row ; and Mr. Lund being told, upon
inquiry, that the parties were respectable, was induced to send
goods according to order.
From other tradesmen goods had been obtained in different
names, under similar pretences, but at length the party decamped,
and the creditors saw no more of Mrs. Nickels, alias 31aliony, un-
til sh: was apprehended a tow days since.
Mr. Meek stated that the prisoner commenced dealing with him
in October last, and paid for the two fitst deliveries of goods, but
on her third application she wanted credit. He refused, and she
then ordered a quantity of treacle, to be paid for on delivery. He
accordingly sent his boy, and gave him directions to bring back
either money or treacle. The boy law Mrs. Nichols, who appeared
displeased that the treacle had not been sent sooner, and said that
Mr. N. was then gone for it. She said he had therefore better lease
it, adding, " if you take it away you'll only have to bring it back
again, for he'll pay your master for it." The boy, deceived by
this representation, and seeing the place respectable, left the treacle.
Mr. Meek sent two or three times for his money without effect, and
at length going himself, fund the party had decamped.
The prisoner was remanded on this case for the felony until
Thursday next.

PRICE OF CANDLES.
The price of good Bton Candles In the retail ahopa la ea folbsrr
Candles (per down!.. Ea 6tf to 7s j Moulds

RAW HIDES.
Best Heifers and Ordinary le Ind to '..1 M
Steers, per et... 2s dd to N Rd Market Calf (eaeb)N Od to 73 '?'l
Middlings

SHEEP SKINS.
Sheep Skins Se rd to de 6d each I Lamb Ulla tid to t °412

PRICE OF LEATHER.
Belt Dressing Hides Hid to 214 Calf Skins 45 to 5511 m 244 to '-'i
Comm, ditto
Crop ilide. 05 to Mitts 1334 to 1434 Small Seal Skins .... led to 2.'d
Ditto 4) to 451bs 154 to 160 Large ditto ...... .... 14d to 184
Ditto 45 to fdllbs 174 to Ibied Tanned Horse Hides 124 to 17d
Calf Skins 35 to 4.111 m Idd to 244 Spanish ditto l3d to ra
London, England, 1826-02-28

SMALL TITHES.

Mr. J. SYKES brought up the Report on the petition for
$ Bill for the more easy recovery of small Bdl was
than rnd a ling and second time, and committed.
FOREION PICTURES. _ .

Sir H. PARNELL preaented a petition trout General Gear
'Cockburn, praying the House to take into its consider.uton the
n.4ty on foreign pietism—Altered to lie on the table.
AIERCKANT SEAMEN.

Mr. C. CALVE nndce oY a motion for a retum from
Greenwich Hospital of the amount of lid. r.rr month pout into that
Institution on account of merchant seamen, (mm the Slot Decem-
ber, 1821. to Slst December, MI% Also tor a similar return
Irons the Corporation of Merchant Seamen foe the same period.
JURIES IN INDIA.

Air. C. W. WYNN deferred his nice of motion from to-
morrow to Friday next, on the subject of Juries in India.
CORN LAWS. . .

Mr. W. W H I TAI OR ifsaid the 'Trenching A sslsell.
mail Hon. hlemhers would he absent from the House whose
uptowns it would be highly desirable to have on the subject of his
proposed measure on the Corn Laws. With that view of the
question, and being fully convinced of the necessity of going
into It coolly and dispassionately, he should heg leave to postpone
the motion of which lie had given notice mad the 13th of April
tiest.