biglam/hmd_newspapers huggingface dataset:
The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1826-02-13

IX.

VINDICATION of " The BOOK of the ROMAN CA-
THOLIC CHURCH" against the Rev. GEORGE TOWN-
SEND'S " ACCUSATIONS of- HISTORY AGAINST the
CHURCH of ROME," with Notice of tome Charges brought
against " The Book of the Roman Catholic Church" ut the Pub-
lications of Dr. Phillpotts ; the Rev. John Todd, M.A., V.S.A. ;
the Rev. Stephen Isaacson. B.A. ; the Rev. Joseph Blanco White,
M.A., 8.D.; and in some anonymous Publiattions. By Charles
Butler, Eaq. Will be published in a few days.

The CORRECTED REPORT of tin SPEECH of the
Right Honourable GEORGE CANNING in the House of COW'
mono on Tuerday, Feb. 16, lOU. on-thilladig Itisiteve to bring
in a Bill for the buppresaion d Udisdhigundstiess in Iteltid
Ovo. 2a.
XI.

The EVIDENCE on thi STATE of IRELAND given be-
fore the Committees of the Houses of Lords and Commons, by
the Irish Catholic Bishops, Mr. O'Connell, and other Witnesses.
Svo,

ANNUITIES, REVERSIONS, LIFE POLICIES, AND
SHARES.
Br Mr. HOGGART,
Akthe Mart. on WEDNEnDAY, tha 22d inst. at 12. in several
Lets. by order of the Executots of the late Thomas Foster, Esq.
deceased,
SUNDRY LIFE ANNUITIES, amounting together
to abost HOW., part secured and charged upon Freehold
Estates. with Policies of Insurance, the Reversions of one Moiety
of 14,5931., secured upon Estates in Wales and at Brampton Ab-
botta, in the county of Hereford, payable on the demise of a lady
aged also several Shares in the Metropolitan Law Society,
Provident Life Office, and Gloucester and Berkeley Canal.
Particulars may be had of Mr. Williams, Solicitor, Red Lion-
square of Mr. 14. Williams, Solicitor, 10. Copthall.court. Throg-
morton.street ; at the Mart; and of Mr. !logjam 62, Old Broad.
street, Royal Exchange.
London, England, 1826-02-13

EXCELLENT RESIDENCE AHD ESTATE,
Near Houghton Hall, in the County of Norfolk, I miles 600
Rainham, 8 from Fokenham, 10,Irom Holkhini, !Strom I,yaa.
17 from Swaths's, and abate 8 from the Seas the Prepertgaf
Alexander Heorge Mackay, Esq. removing, who *lll
possession.
Hy Mr. HORGART.
At the Mart, on FRIDAY, April 21. at 12, tale's an aceeptablal
offer be previously made,
111,AGTHORPE HALL,* Family Rouse, of
13 uniform elevation, seated on a lawn and paddock of parkliko
appearance, with pleasure grounds and shrubbery walke, altogetime
upwards of 25 acres, large walled gardens, green and hot healer,
peachery, pinery, and melon ground ; conn.yerd. vitt)
ck It double coach-house. stabling for nine horses, five set.
Tanta' apartment, and various detached offices, all in an excellsec
state of repair. The residence contains on the upper Bniws niall
bed chambers and two dressing rooms i on the principal flea. a
drawing raft', $5 feet by 16, dining room, gif feet by HI (bett
breakfast room, library, billiard room, and handsome entrance hall
and atone staircase. The domestic offices are conveniently. or.
I ranged. and Compri*e s servants' hall, excellent lofty kitchen. but.
Ices pantry and chamber, housekeeper's room, two temente alio'.
I bees, and good arched calla age i detached are baking and waft.
house, beewhouse, laundry. &c. well supplied with excellent water.
Also a compact and very desirable Farm, in a high state of enl i.
satin, containing 83 acres, with a Whir' ecttage, spacious barn,
Wagon lodge, granary, ntabling for six berms, four cottages and
agricultural buildings. The fixture.. in the residence and offices,
pu
green and hot house plants, and the timber, will be included irithe
rchase.

Thb Enfant may be viewed en application to John Vincent, the
bailiff; who willfsihr the premises; and particulars. had at the
King'' Head, furor ; Crown, Fakenham; Head,King'Head,Lynn ; Crown, walfham ; Angel, Norwich ; Cups, Colchester;
Black Boy, Cheknsford; of Messrs. Benbow, Alban, and Ben.
bow, Solicitor', No. I, Stone buildings Lincoln's Inn ; at the
Mart; and of 111 r. Hawn, 62, Old Broad.street, Royal Et.
change, where a plan may be seen.
London, England, 1826-02-13

HAZARD and CO., who have been so eminently dis-
tinguished for the sale of Capital Prizes for upwards of One
Hundred Years, respectfully solicit a continuance of public patron.
age far the very short time Lotteries have yet to last, as a very few
months will bring them, by Act of Parliament, to a final close.
The present scheme being positively the Last but Two they ever
can have the honour to submit :—it contains

SIX TWENTY THOUSANDS!
ALL TO BE DECIDED IN ONE DAY,
Ist of MARCH.

A great variety of Nurniersare on Sale at HAZARD and Co.'s
old established Offices, Royal Exchange (late ; Cornhill ; and
824, Oxford-street, end of Regent-street, London ; where they sold
in one Lottery,
ALL THE. PRIZES
.0E30,9001. !

And in the last Eight 31onihs,
£30.000 0,103 - - £20,000
23,000 I 2,271 - - 20.000
000 11,619 - • 20,000
-Is of 5,000 L, 2,0001. &c.

1,004 . .
2,179 . .
0,302 . !

And several other
London, England, 1826-02-13

THE KING v. HARDWICKE.

This defendant:Siiejthoir 17, the son of an at Bridg-
north, having been convicted at the last Assizes for the county of
Salop, before Mr. Baron °arrow, of publishing a libel upon a gen-
tleman named Lamina, was mow brought up for judgment. The
libel consisted of some doggrel verses, imputing to the prosecutor
that he had suborned a person to commit perjury, and otherwise
holding him up to ridicule. The indictment had been removed
from sessions to sessions at the instance of the prosecutor.
Affidavits were now put in on both sides. the defendant denied
all knowledge of the author of the libel, which he swore he had
copied In short-hand from a wall in the town of Bridgnorth.
The COURT, after hearing Mr. Taunton and Mr. Campbell of
counsel for the prosecution, and Mr. Garwood and Mr. Russell for
the defendant, sentenced the defendant, in consideration of the
trouble and inconvenience to which he had already been put, to pay
a fine only of 51.
London, England, 1826-02-13

ON THE CA'
Prirted fur John

IC QUESTION.
r, Albemarle4treet.

THE BOOK of t) CHURCH.—By ROBERT
SOUTHEY, I.L.D.
Third Edition., vols. aro, 24e.
1.
The BOOK of the ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH, In a
Series of Letters addressed to Robert Souther, LLD. on his Book
of the Church. By Charles Ruder, EEL. of Lincoln's-Intl. A new
Edition, revised and corrected, aro, tn.
VINDICUE ECCLESIHI ANGLICAN/E. Letters to
Charles Butler, Esq., comprising Essays on the Romtsh
sod vindicating `•The Boob of the Church." By Robert
Southey, LL.B. aro. Will be published in a few days.
IV.

ANSWER to the BISHOP oiI:MESTER. By Clew Buda,
Esq. Third Edition, Bvo, Is. Sd.
V.
HISTORICAL 111EMOISS of the ENGLISH, IRISH, and
SCOTCH CATHOLICS. Third Edition, corrected and con-
siderably augmented. By Chides Butler, Esq. of Lincoln's Inn,
4 vols. Bvo, 21. 81.
VI.
The ACCUSATIONS of HISTORY against the CHURCH
of ROME EXAMINED, in Remarks on many of the Priocilal
Observations In the Work of Mr. Charles Butler, entitled " The
Book of the Roman Catholic Church." By the Rev. George
Townsend, M.A. of Trinity College, Cambridge. A new Edi-
tion, revised, corrected, and enlarged,Bvo. Will be ready in a
few days.
_ _

LETTERS to CHARLES BUTLER, Esq. on the Theological
Parts of his " Book of the Raman Catholic Church." A Second
Edition, with a SUPPLEMENTAL LETTER, chiefly on
some PARTICULARS of the EVIDENCE. given before the
Committees of the two Houses of Parliament on the STATE of
IRELAND. By the Rev. A. Philipotta, D.D. Rector of Stan-
hope, Bvo. To bo published in a few days.
N.B. The Supplemental Letter will be printed separately, for
the accommodation of purchasers of the first edition.
VIII.
. _

PRACTICAL and INTERNAL EVIDENCE against CA.
THOLICISM. By the Rev. Joseph Blanco White, M.A. and
8.D., is the University of Seville ; Licentiate of Divinity in the
University of Osima ; formerly Chaplain Magletral Preacher to
the King of Spain in the Royal Chapel at Seville ; Fellow and once
Rector of the College of St. Mary a Jesu of the sane town ; Sy-
nodal Examiner of the Dimes of Cadiz ; hlecnber of the Royal
Academy of Belle Lettres of Seville ; now • Clergyman of the
Church of England. Author " Doblado's Letters from Spain."
A Second Edition, revised, anyeeted, end enlarged. Bvo, 9s. Bd.

POLICY in the EQUITABLE OFFICE for £2,000, and a
SHARE in the REGENT'S CANAL.
At the M By Mr. HOGGART,
art, on WEDNESDAY; the FM inst. at 12, in Two
etA,
Lot 1. 4 POLICY of INSURANCE of 2,0001. in the
111. Equitable Office, Bridge-street, Illackfriars, effected
in Mirth, len, on the Life of a Gentleman now In his 60th yes,
subject to the annual premium of 1061. 7s. 6d.
Lot 2. A SHARE of 1001. fn the REGENT'S CANAL. _

Particulars may be had at the Mart, and of Mr. Hoggart,-132,
Old Broad-street, Royal Exchange. ,
London, England, 1826-02-13

CHURCH PREFERMENT, (KENT TWELVE MILES
FROM LONDON. ON THE MAIDSTONE-ROAD:
By Mr. ROBINS,
(Of Warwick House., Regent-street.)
At Gamtwey's Coffee-house, 'Change-alley, Cornhill, on
THURSDAY, the tad inst., at 12,
THE NEXT PRESENTATION to the valuable'
RECTORY of NORTH CRAY, near Bexley and Dart-
ford, Irt the county of Rent ; with the Great and Small Tithes be
the whole parish, containing nearly one thousand five hundred acres .;
with an excellent, gutted, pleasant residence, brick-huilt, with
offices, &c. planneu fur the accommodation of a (lentlemaa'ss
Family; with a good garden, pleasure-ground, and glebe.land
containing nearly thirty-three acres. The whole worth between.
four and five hundred pounds per annum. The present incumberck
in the sixty-first year of his age.
Particulars of Messrs. Green, Pemberton, and Crawley, Solicil
tors, Salisbury- square, Fleet-street ; of Mr. Adams, and at that
Journal Office, Oxford ; the office of the Cambridge Chronicle,.
Cambridge; at Oarraway's ; and of Mr. Robins, 170, Regent.
street.

NORTHAMPTONSHIRE.
PERPETUAL ADVOWSON
AND NEXT PRESENTATION 1.0 THE RECTORVI
OP NEWTON DROMSHOLD.

By Mr. ROBINS,
(Of Warwick House, Regent-street.)
At Gantaway's Coffee-house. 'Change-alley, Cornhill, on
THURSDAY, the 23d fest-lit 12,
111IIE PERPETUAL ADVOWSON and NEXT
JL, PRESENTATION to the valuable RECTORY of NEW.
TON BROMSHOLD, in the County of Northampton, aiha.a
about three miles from Highain Ferrari. eight (ruin Wtllingbo..
rough and Thrapston, eighteen from Northampton, and twelve
from Bedford; comprising
A Parsonsge.hottee, with garden, farm-yard, large barn, ‘table„,
chaise-house, cow-house and calf-pen. piggery, rick-yard, &c.
sundry enclosures of meadow, pasture, and arable land; n viarage
cottage and garden, adjoining the clurch.yard; and the herLage c!
the church-yard ; containing in all nearly
ONE HUNDRED AND SEVENTY ACRES,
lying in a ring-fence; allotted under an Act of Partimr.ent for
Enclosing the Open and Common Eields, Lands, and ‘Virts::
Grounds within the said Parish, in lieu of the Tithes, do., atistrz,
therefrom. In the occupation of Mr. John }Moon, tOnallt truce
year to year.
The present incumbent about 67 years of age; the land tax re.
deemed, the poor rates low.
To be viewed by applying to Mr. Ethan, the tenant, of whams
particulars may be had; at the Green Dragon, Higham Foresees g
White Hart. Thrapston and Kettering; Hind, Wellingborough;
George, Northampton ; Swan, Bedford ; at the office of the ()Ilford
Journal, and Mr. Adams, Oxford ; the office of the Cambridge
Chronicle, Cambridge; at Garrawsy's ; and of Mr. Robing, so.
170, Regent-street.
London, England, 1826-02-13

LINCOLN'S-INN-FIELDS.
VALUABLE LEASE AND EXCELLENT HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE.
A Capital Pair of 18-inch Globes, by Bardin ; Library of Choice
Books, a small Cellar of fine old Wines, and other Effects..
By Mr. ROBINS, •
(Of Warwick House, Regent-street,)
On the Premittes, No. 15, on the North Side of Lincoln's Inn.
fields, on WEDNESDAY, the 16th inet, and Two following.
Days, at 11, by order of the Executors of the late Evan Foulke*.
Esq. deceased,
ri. GENUINE FURNITURE, Comprising four.
post, tent, and other bediteads and furniture; beds and.
bedding ; suites of drawing and dining-room window curtains&
couches and chairs, en suite ; pier and chimney glasses and pier
tables ; capital cabinet articles in rosewood and mahogany ; card,
100, sofa, library, and dining tables ; excellent wing and ollwir
bookcases, wardrobes, chests of drawers, sideboard, fourteen dining
room chairs t Turkey and Brussels carpets ; fenders and fits Wm;
kitchen requisites,,and other enlace.
AT ONE O'CLOCK WILL BE SOLD,
The LEASE of the excellent DWELLING-HOUSE, adapted
for the accommodation of a gentleman in the Law, with cipitat
offices, two-stall stable, andeoach.house at the back, harness room,
loft, and laundry over.
ON THE SECOND AND THIRD DAYS WILL. BE SOLD.
The Valuable LIBRARY of BOOKS,
Among which will be found, in folio, a variety of Modern A:.
leases ; Connty history ; several scarce Law Reports : Quarto.
Encyclopedia Britonnica, with the new Supplement, 21; :oluntes ;-.
a splendid Set of Grose's Antiquities, largest paper, 18 volumes
Biographical Dictionary, 10 volumes ; English Chronicles ; Ste_
totes at large, with the f.nion Statutes, &e. : Octavo, Dedsley's
Annual Register from 17M1 to 1823 ; European Magazine, RO vu.
lumen ; Hume and Smollett's History of England ; Gibbon's.
Roman History; Mitford's Greece; Biographical Dictionary
Chalmers's English Poets ; British Essayists; Inchbald and Berle
Edition of the British Theatre ; including a select but highly va.
luable Law Library, embracing Vesey's Chancery Reports, and as
variety of others equally scarce.
Also a small CELLAR of fine old WINES.
The House to be viewed by tickets till the time of sale, and titer
Furniture and Books on Monday and Tuesday preceding the sale:
by catalogues, at Is. each, which, with pattleulars, may be had eta
the premises ; at Garnett?! ; end of Mr. Robins, No. 170, Re.,
gent-street.
London, England, 1826-02-13

SZTOSII TUC

BOLLB(.;OURT.
OZAZAAL CITITION DAY AT THE ROLLO TO•MOIRSO'W, AT
AIMS IN TAZ MOAXIX4I.
Monning•Thesiger In re Stocker Bevil' • Re• 111
Price • Williains Bower v Edmunds Cfmmbers•Collins
Jones • Strong Fish • Klein Price • Crump
Johnston * Ure Courtey • Vincent Williams • Coed*
Jamere • Peaches Fynmore v Morley Smith • Nelson
il'est • Lochley Griffiths • Fynmore Robson • Norris
Somiiel • Samuel Rumsey • Perry Allen • Callow
Culling • Spencer Browne • Elppingull Strong, Ingram
Thornborrow • Townshend v Pritchard • Ripley
Thornborrow Townshend Askin • Gilson
Blackburn • Walker Hodges v Dale„ Newman • Ilibbet
Hughes v Inglis Mayes • YouelF . Freeman • Fairlie
Harvey • Harvey In re Winship " Emery • Attorney.
Freeman • Fitirlte Follner • Marriot General
In re Waltham Cha- Brodie • Barry Browne • Blaird
rity Jervoise v Clarke Ker • Clobery
Clarke • Clarke Hunter , Boyd Samuel • Hall
Davis • Basire Brodie v Grooni- Browne • Groom-

llelegil vßrewer
Willard v Wllloby
Exparie Ilaseler
Forman ♦ Gibbs
Short caws at
morning.

bridge
Forster ♦ Forster
Collis , Blackburn

bridge
Splidt • Mossy
West • 'Ackley
Rolls on Wednesday next, at ten in the

COURT OF KING'S BENCH.

MIDDLIIIIX COMMON JVUIES TO-MORROW, AS MALF-PAST
NINE. •
Eerie • Ellison Grintield • Lomas Barnard • Baines
Churchill • Gude Hewlett • Railton learn • Taine
Dawson • Whittaker Creswell v Bromley Doe,'on the demise of
Broome v Winter Hamilton • Radford Richdale, • Calla-
Shaw • Copland 1 (Irian • Bedford nan
TheKingvH.Brandt Morris • Broatlfoot Cooper • Brown
Butterworth e Ao. Hall • Burgess Doe, Az. • Mills
theram Miller • Osborne Low • Stunner
Cowell • Yellowley Doe, Ac. • Moore Kilman • Punter
Graham v :plats Doe,&c.v Thompson Same v Same
Doe, on the demised Baron v Jones, Esq. (lye • Soothes
Knight, v Rowe Penn v Lewer Hilgate • Sowter
Jarmain • Algae Colvin v Henson Dawson • Garry
The Lord Chief Justice will sit to hear causes in Middlesex to.
morrow, Wednesday, and daily till Wednesday the 22d Feb.
Middlesex Special Juries are appointed for Saturday, Feb. 18,
Monday, Feb. 20, and two following days.
London Special Juries are appointed for Tuesday Feb. 28, Wed.
natality Alareh 1. and three following days. Adjournment Day,
Thursday, Feb. 23.

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.

MIDDLESEX COMMON JURIES TO•MORROW, AT HALP•PAST

NINE.
REMANENT.

Garrott •Buekthorpe I Whitmush & others I Doe v Dyball
Pibel v Meredith • Oke and another Godson,gent.• Lewis
Williams v Uarrod Felton • Mills
London, England, 1826-02-13

AN ADDRESS TO THE NATIVES AND INHABIT-

ANTS OF NORTH AND SOUTH WALES.
EYTON, Stock Broker and Lottery Office Keeper, at
his old and lucky Office, 2, Cornhill, begs leave to inform
his Countrymen (he being • native of the Principality, and the
only one in the above profeasion) that the LAST DRAWING
BUT TWO is fixed for ST. DAVID'S DAY, Ist of MARCH
NEXT. He anticipates, it being the last that will ever be drawn
on that day, his Countrymen will come forward and support him
with all their might. The inducements are great, there being Six
Prizes of 20,0001., besides numerous other Prizes, and no Blanks,
to be decided on the above day : therefore no time should be lost,
as the opportunity of gaining above Half a Million of Money in
One Day may never happen again.
London, England, 1826-02-13

UPON THE RISE OF GROVE.LANE, CAMBERWELL
DESIRABLE LEASEHOLD ESTATES.

At the Mart, on WEDNESDAY, the 22d instant, at 12, in Four
Lots. •

TWO substantial BRICK-BUILT CARCASSES,
stuccoed to the basement story, desirably situate upon the rise
of Grove-lane, Camberwell. each containing ten excellent lofty
rooms, and spacious entrance hall, with joists and slated roof, with
a fore court of about forty feet, and about 130 feet of garden ground
in the rear.
Also Two substantial Brick-built Carcasses, nearly adjoining,
with slated roof, each containing ten rooms, with a fore court of
'about forty feet, and about 130 feet of garden ground in the rear.
The Estates were lately In the possession of -Messrs. Baader and
Blyth, and are holden by separate leases, for 99 years from Mid-
summer, 1321, at a ground-rent of 181. 10r. per annum for each
house.
May be viewed by applying to Mr. Dowse, on the Premises, of
whom Particulars may be had; Particulars also at the Golden
Lion, Camberwell; at the Mart; and of Mr. Iloggart, 62, Old
Broad-street. Royal Exchange.
London, England, 1826-02-13

ANNUITY of 600 L MOST AMPLY SECURED.
By Mr. HOGGAR.T.
At the Mart, on WEDNESDAY, the 22d inst. at 12, by order of
the Executors of the late Thomas Foster. Esq. deceased,
AN ANNUITY of SIX HUNDRED POUNDS;
most undeniably secured upon a spacious Leasehold Mansion,
with offices, situate in Upper Brook-street, Grosvenor-square, for
the lives of four persona of the respective ages or 17, 16. 12, and
11. and the survivor subject to redemption on three months' notice,
and payment of 6,3001.
Particulars may be had of Mr. Williams, Solicitor, Red Lion-
square; of Mt. IL Williams, Solicitor, 10, Copthall-court, Throg-
morton-street; Mr. Bonner, Solicitor, Spalding, Lincolnshire; at
the Mart ; and of Mr. Iloggart, 62, Old Broad-street, Royal Ex-
change.

LEASEHOLD ESTATE,
Producing an Income of 124/. per annum, Battholomew.close,
West Smithfield, a privileged part of the city of London, holden
under Lord Kensington, for fil year,' st 201. per annum.
By Air. HOGGART,
At the Mart, on WEDNESDAY. the 224 inat. at 12, in 1 Let.
ADesirable LEASEHOLD PROPERTY, sitttatep
Nos. 1,2, 3, and 4, 51iddlesex.nassage Barthelevnew-
close, West Smithfield, comprising Four DWELLING HOUSES,
each containing 4 bed-rooms, 2 parlours, 2 kitchens, railed areas and
yard. The premises are in good repair and in the centre of a
populous neighbourhood. Let to Messrs. Lett, Morris, Procter,
and Bassett, tenants at will, at rents amounting to 124/. per annum.
' Alay be viewed by leave of the tenants. and particulars had at
the Mart, and of Mr. Hoggart, 62, Otd Broad.street, Royal Ex.
change.
London, England, 1826-02-13

Excellent Dwelling-house, Warehouse. Workshops, detached
Counting-house, &c suitable for is Pottery, Brewery, or any
Wholmam Business, with convenient Water Carriage, High-
street, Lambeth, with immediate possession.
By Mr. HOGOART.
At the Mart, on FRIDAY NEXT, at 12,
AValuable LEASEHOLD ESTATE, situate No. IS,
High-street, Lambeth, consisting of a capital brick-built
dweinng4souse, containing six bedrooms with closets and a store-
room, dining and breakfast-parlours and small sitting-room, kitchen,
wine, beer, and coal-cellars. Also detached ate capital warehouses
and two workshops over ditto, with a counting-house and two-stall
stable, large yards and a garden : the whole occupying a large site
of ground 3 feet in front of the High-street. The Premises are in
good repair, and possess a direct communication to all parts hy
means of a free dock contiguous. Holden for a term of about 66i
years, at the low rent of only OW. per annum.
May be viewed at soy time, and particulars had at the Mart, and
of Mr. Bonen, 62, Old Broad-street, Royal Eteltinge.
London, England, 1826-02-13

thr Honourable the Commissioners of Lis
Matesty's Excise Reverme, in • spittoon Room, at tlie
licks t. - Old Rroad•str!!, oa TU IAY 21u,. it"
-%:*DA

.f ED-
-12
THURSDAY 723 d, and FRIDAY 24th of Fe-
AeY
t*e
brow, ICC at one o'clock eschday, the following Goods in Lots,
shad to various purchasers .

Wine
Gin
Raw Spirits
Vinegar
lilapobwas

Tea
Cocas
Pepper
Step
t;sadles
Olam
Piloted Calico Lead
Handkerchiefs Pewter
Foreign Brandy iron
Ram Casks, and twins Ctett.
Omen
16 swim a quantity of and British Mid Foreign Slam-
feared Tobacco, Se kare, and Snuff.
larepisa of the Spirits, Tea, Coffee, and Tobacco, and the
serails to be emu at the Warehouse, Old Broad-street, from
►ekuary lath, to the 20th, from 10 till 2 o'clock, and on the
swatop of Sal% from 10 till 12 o'clock, where Catalogues may be
kidatid each.

EAST INDIA HOUSE, Februa3, ld&
NOTICE TO MARINERS—ST. HELENA.
PBX Court of Directors of the United Compaey of
litercluseita of England trading to the East Indio do hereby
-Ina Notice,
That they have Issued instructions to the Government of St.
Helm to abolish all Port Charges at that Boland, and to limit the
demand upon Private Ships touching there, whether British or Po.
reign, to such sum as may reimburse the expense actually Incurred
in &applying Water and with the use of Boats.
JOSEPH DART, Smeary.

PECUL I RITI ES in LIFE ASSURANCE.
1 FEMALES in a STATE of PREGNANCY assured for
owe Yeas, without atteodance before a Board of Directors or a Me.
diced Officer.
PERSONS of DELICATE HEALTH, whether arising from
the effects of Tropical Climates, Chronic Disease, or an advanced
prided of Life.
OFFICERS and OTHERS travelling, residing, or liable to be
called beyond the Limits of Europe, at rata Wended on correct
data.

-PERSONS SUFFERING under IMBECILITY or Derange-
ment of mini.

ASYLUM COMPANY. 79, CORNHILL.
DIRECTORS.
Sir JAMES Al AC INTOSH. M.P. President,

TIIO6. FRANKLA ND LEWIS, Fag. M.P. Vice-President.
And Fourteen other Direetore.

The Asylum Company Is established to extend, at moderate
preeittums, a certainty of ineumnec to those who would be subject
to rejection at other offices—thus selteeing proposers from the un-
pleasant feeling consequent on a belief that their particular cases
render them less desirable to the Directors than persons under dif-
ferent circumstances. _ .
London, England, 1826-02-13

RICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and Co. respectfully
amsaint the Public, that the LAST LOTTERY BUT
TWO will be decided the Ist of MARCH.
The Scheme contains Si: Prizes of 20,000/. besides numerous
other Capitals.
Tickets and Shares, Chances for the above Prizes, are on sale in
a variety of numbers, at Richardson. Goodluck, and Co.'s Office,
104, corner of Bank-buildings, Gambill.
London, England, 1826-06-23

SAIILER'S WELLS.

This Evening, FRIDAY, June 23, will be performed the Comic Ballet of
WEDDING GAPERS; or, THE VILLAGE SUBSCRIPTION.
After which the Burletta of

Li11:It IN IT'LL GALLOP,r,
MTHE
ittwiilia HIGHROAD TO MARRIAGE.
Dorothy, rs. F.
To which will be added the Comic Piece of

FOCR LZOS AND TWO LEGS, or, THE. WIDOW AND THE WILL.
To conclude erlth the !brio-Comic Romantic Melo-Drams of
ALONZO THE BRAYS AND THN FAIR IMOOINE ,
011. TEC •lIUAL
Alant..i, Mr. Payne; Malin.; Mr. J. H. Ortotabli ; Imogine, by a young
Lady L Lorenslna, Mrs. Ytmellliam.
London, England, 1826-06-23

ST. JOHN'S WOOD, REGENT'S PARK.

To he LE I' SOLD, a handsome COTTAGE PA-
VILION. consisting of two good sitting rooms. tour cham-
bers, kitchen, cellaring, &c.; situate in a garden of half an acre.
Inquire, for particulars, of 31r. Emperor, next St. John's Chapel.
Possession may be had in a week or ten days.

RTGAGE or ANNUITY, FIVE THOU-
ON 'MO
SAND POUNDS and upwards, or any part, in Sums not
less than 200!.. are ready (o be advanced on Life Interesta, payable
from Marriage Settlements, Trust Money, Wilke, Jointures, and
real Estates; also on Ereehold, Copyhold, and Leatehold Pro-
pert les.
For further particulars, apply to Mr. Lloyd, Attorney at Law,
4, Adam-street, Adelphi, personally, or by letter post-paid.
OBERON, the het Work of the late CARL MARIA
VON WEBER. Jost published at the Royal Harmonic
Institution, Argyll Rooms, 246, Regent-street.—The music in the
above celebrated Opera is now published in three acts. The Me-
lodies in the above admired Opera, arranged for the pianoforte
with flute, ad lib., in books by J. j'. Burrows, 4s. each. Prince's
Quadrilles, the subjects taken from the above Opera, is now in
press.. Hummers new Pianoforte Concerto, with Quartet Ac..
companiment.l2s. t the same, with full Orchestra Accompaniments,
Ms.; Hummers Ainuseineut for Pianoforte and Violin, Op. 100,
4s. Roches's Selection of Scottish Melodies for the harp. arranged
in a fainilhr style. in two books, each 3v. Gd.; " I've been roam.
ink" a celebriited Cattalos, sung by 3ladarne Vestris, Miss Love,
and Mom Stephens, composed by C. E. Horn, price 2s. Paine's
Quadrilles, in which is introduced the celebrated song " I've been
roaming," and other popular mebxlics, 3s.
London, England, 1826-06-23

C. AL VON WEBER'S FUNERAL.

EWER and JOHANN I N—G- beg leave to announce they
have just published MOZART'S REQUIEM, Pianoforte
and Voice, price 9s. which celebrated work was performed yester-
day, at the Funeral of the above so much esteemed and lamented
Composer.
E. and J. have likewise just published T. F. MOLT'S PIANO-
FORTE TUTOR, comprised in 15 Lessons, with a number of
favourite pieces fingered, price Bs. This work is particularly well
suited to schools, and founded upon nine years' practical experience.
The fingered pieces are to be had separate, at 3s.
No. IN and 17 of a ('OLLECfION of MARCHES and
WALTZES, for the Piano, Is. each Number, taken from La
Dame Blanche, of Boiddieu.
No. 1 and 2 of a SELECTION of FOREIGN POPULAR
MELODIES, " My ornaments are arms," and " It words of love
offend thee," with Accompaniment of Pianoforte, by the most cele-
brated composers, price Is. each.
No. 2 of the JOURNAL de FLUTE, containing the most fa-
vourite pieces ever published, price 3s. This cheap and excellent
work is daily gaining more subscribers.
Twenty-four GERMAN MELODIES, with Piano-forte or
Guitar Accompaniment, adapted to English words, with the addi-
tional foreign original poetry, handsomely bound, price 245.; like-
wise to be had singly, at Is. to 3s. 6d.
E. and J. have likewise all the Compositions of the late C. M.
Von Weber, of Beethoven, Spohr, Illeyerbeer ; all the pieces singly
of sleyer's Medea and Corinto: Winter's limiest, Pianoforte
and Voice, original edition ; and all the Foreign Operas of any
note.

I, Bow Church-yard, Cheapside, and 263, Regent-street.
London, England, 1826-06-23

blaze in
and diet

INQUEST ON .ALDERMX.V COX.

• Yesterday evening an inquisition was holden before J.W.Unwin,
E%q. one of the Coroners for Middlesex, assisted by a most respect
able Jury, surimumed for the purpose, at the Museum Tavern,
Museum-street. Bloomsbury, on view of the remains of Robert
Albion Cox, Esq., late one of the Aldermen of the city of Londem.
After the usual formula were gone through, and the Jury itns
panelled, they proceeded to the residence of 31r. Cox, in H.
street, to view the body. It lay on a bed in one of the upper ape!.
ments, and was much swollen. On their return to Cie inquest
room, the following was the evidence adduced for their considers.
tion :
Ann Jane Watts examined—l was servant to the late Alderman
Cox. On Tuesday last my master returned home from Westrnin.
ater, between four and five o'clock ; shortly after his return I head
my mistress ask him if he had a palpitation of the heart. He re.
plied that he had not. In a few niii,utea afterwards. being in the
next room, I heard a groan, and atter that a loud scream from iny,
mistress. I immediately ran into the room, and found bee sup-
porting the deceased. Medical assistance was at once sent for, and
Mr. Ireland was shortly in attendance. My master died shortly
after his arrival.

31r. Charles George Ireland examined... 4 an a surgeon, and
reside at No. 31, Hart-street. illoonosbury. On Tuesday last, at a
quarter before five o'clock. I waa sent for to attend the deceased.
On reaching his house, I found him lying on the bed in an spilt.
rently dying state. He exhibited strong symptoms of apoplexy,
remained with him for a quarter of an hour, during which time 1
hied him in the neck and arm, and nearly site 01110 CM of blood fol.
lowed the incision. He died in about five minutes after the °put.
tion. I made no dissection of the body, neither did I open the
head or stomach, the cause of death being aufaciently apparent, 1
have no suspicion of any thing incurious being taken Inwardly, and
am of opinion that the eeceased died a natural death. I was not in
the habit of attending hint, and he appeared to me to be about Silty
years of age.
The evidence closed here, ar.d in summing up the Coroner re.
marked that the cause of death waa so clear, and so satisfactoril,
accounted for by 31r. Ireland, that he saw no occasiun to all soy
further witnesses.
The Jury coincided in this opinion, and at once to urr.ed a re:.
diet of " Died by the Visitation of God."
London, England, 1826-06-23

BY WAY OF BRISTOL.

The Steam Packet EMERALD ISLE, of 374 Tons Burthen
and Ibn Horses Power Engines, sails from Bristol for Dublin, every
Wednesday. Average Passage Twenty-two flours.
The Steam Packet SEVERN, of 300 Tons Burthen, and 120
Horses Power Engines, sails fmm Bristol for Cork every s-iturday.
Average Passage Twenty-four flours.
Armly to Meredith and filasrot, afi, Orme, Bristol ; Billings and
Oiilot, 433, Strand, London ; at the St. theory Steam Packet Co.'s
Office, 19, Water-street, Liverpool.

I IIPOSTURE UNMASKED.
T"F. progress of merit, although frequently assailed, is
not impeded by envy and detraction. The aggression of
ambuscade tenninttes in defeat; and conscious rectitude ulti- ,
mately triumphs in the attainment of the grand object—public ap-
probation. The test of experience is the guarantee of favour, and
has established WARREN'S BLACKING in general estima-
tion ; of which there exists not a stronger proof than the tacit ae-
knosh-dgmeat of a host of servile imitators, who surreptitiously
obtrude on the unwary a spurious preparation as the genuine
article, to the great disappointment of the unguarded purchaser,
and manifest injury of Warren, whose character and interest by
this iniquitous system are equally subject to detriment. It becomes
therefore an indispensable duty to caution the Public against the
manoeuvres of unprincipled venders, who having no character to
lose, and stimulated by avarice in their nefariaus pursui's, aim at
the acquisition of money through any medium than that of honour.
The original and matchless Blacking hears on each bottle a short
directlon, with the signature " Robert Warren." All others are
countorfeits 4 and in many instances the imposition labels arc art-
fully interlined with a different address', in very small characters,
between the more conspicuous ones of " No. 30, ' and " Strand."
It is earnestly recommended to Shopkeepers and others who are
deceived by lams fabrications of Warren's Blacking, to return the
detected trash to the source whence it came, and expose the na-
gbh:mikes of rascality to merited obloquy.
WARREN'S BLACKING is surpassingly brilliant; it ex-
cludes damp; gives pliancy to the Icetber ; retains its pristine vie-
tutin all climates; and, combining elegance with comfort, is an
°Wel
nosily of indispensable fashion and utility.
by every nepectsble Vender in Town and Country, in
boNlec,gl ifkl, 12d, and 104,each.
London, England, 1826-06-23

This day h published, Bvo. price .il., the Second Edition,
corrected, of

CONSIDERATIONS suggested by the REPORT
made to his Majesty under a Commission authorizing the
Commissioners to mike certain Inquiries respecting the COURT
of CHANCERY.
Printed for J. Hatchard and San, Piccadilly; Clarke', Portugal-
street; and Butterworth•, Fleet-street.
London, England, 1826-06-23

PORT OF E.YETER.
FOR SALE.

Bl' order of ea flOno;r7tbleCiommitrioners of his Ma-
jesty'a Customs, on THURSDAY, 29th June Instant, at
Eleven o'clock in the Forenoon, at the Custom-house at Tops-
ham. the following GOODS, viz.:—
BRANDY 93
Galim Under Proof.
GENEVA - 781
WINDOW GLASS - 28 Feet.
Sundry old Stores, worn out in the service, and • quantity of
uld Staves, cut up for Fuel.
Dated Custom-house, Exeter, June 8, 1826.

PORT OE WEYMOUTH.
BYjesotryt,:fst thessHononTou
tve.4.4ti :roe
frsj:l' /air Ma.
Eleven o'lock in the Forenoon, will be exposed toyPt3111:118
it the Custom-house, %Weymouth,
FOR HOME CONSUMPTION,

(At a price not less than the Duties)
4.6ths Gallons Brandy I Hulls of the Boats Mary and
131 I - I 2thsOillons Geneva,part I Prosperous
of which is 6t for Dealers Five Pieces Rope
The Open Boats, Dove and Fly, And the Materials of destroyed
with their 3laterials broken up Four-gallon Casks
FOR EXPORTATION,
London, England, 1826-06-23

SPORTING INTELLIGE.VCE.

TATTERSALL'S, Two AAAAA . Suva 22.
The betting afternoon did not present anything worthy ~f terns.%
we shall therefore eontine ourselves to a mere statement of :La od 2.
rar LT *TA 8 VS.
& to I agat Crotchet
r to I. agst Intruder
ST.
le I agat Belzoni 28 to apt Baref,..a
to I art Bediamite 33 to apt Ill'A :3:o
to I art The Dra;on 40 to ag•t ftsteta
to I test Crusader .10 to agst Garda
to 1 spot Pirate .0) to urn Tarrare
to I eget Easton (taken) 30 to spat Smoggier
to I atria Fanny 3000 to 30 apt Constable ta..e.
to I agst The General

41 to I opt Amodio
to 1 apt Cricketer

TAE LATE DERE :STA K Fe.
The following report was presented at a General fleeting of the Jockey
Club, and approved by the members present :
" The Committee appointed to inquire into the charges made by Mr
Farquharson, upon the ►ubject of Mr. Thornbill's hvrse, Ide General,
with reference to the last Derby Stakes, have to report—
"That they have heard the evidence brought totvag,l by Mr. Farquhar.
0n,,, and also that which was produced by Mr. Thornhill, In answer
thereto, and In explanation of the several matters contained in the state
meat delivered In to the Jockey Club by Mr. Farqobarson, when sates
upon so to do by Mr. Thornhill ; and they are ananimowly of opinisr.
that Mr. Forquhunon has entirely failed in proving soy part of ME
statement.

;Signed;

CUR. WILSON.
" EXETER.
" SCOTT PORTLAND.
J. A. SWART WORTLEY
" J. R. CONY."

Three bread MOM, Leopoldine, too, and the celebrated The Duch.,'.
with foals at their feet, which were purchased at We. Laralst-o', sale to
the t)ube of Richmond, are now at Tattersall's, having time on
Wednesday, on their way to G.o
ROWING NATClll.—Yesterday aft:einem% a rowing-match, belay the first
this season, took place on the Thurne,, above bridge. 'the contest ass
for a prize wherry, called the Vriited State., UN eft of Edmund hear,
Es/. The conditions of the match were, that the contest should be de-
cided In tw,r heats, by seven pair of oars. At three o'clock the candidates
made their ai.pearance, and, after placing themselves to readlee.' at
buoys statiJned near the arches of Westminater-bridge, tire signal eat
given, and the bciaM proceeded through Vanzball-bridge. The tormentors
rowed round a boat moored near Lawn Cott.e, Battersea, and returned
back, against tide, to the Red House. The three first borts only to this
heat were entitled to contend for the prise, which was drC:ated favour
of the three first boats. Between six and seven O'clock the boats sraited
from boors stationed opposite the Red 'loose, down the river, !hough
Vauxhall-bridge, then returned no the Surrey shore, rowed round sbszt
moored near Lawn Cottage, hack again to the prise wherry lying off Pie
Red House. This heat won gained by James Castles aad Samuel
chards, whose colours were pink.
London, England, 1826-06-23

SALES BY AUCTION.

VALUABLE WATERSIDE PREMISES.
By STEVENS and BRENER LEY,
At the Auction Mart, on TUESDA V. July 4, at 12,
AVery desirable LEASEHOLD ESTATE, comprising
a stack of substantial Warehouses, consisting of three floors,
situate in Montague-close, So.ithwark, with a frontage to the River,
and possessing every facility for landing and warehousing goods.
The Estate is held on lease for an unexpired term of 2.3 years,
from Lady-day last, subject to a ground-rent.
May be viewed, and isarticulars had at the place of sale; of
Messrs. Bourdillon and Hewitt, Solicitors, Bread-street; and of
Stevens and Wembley, 24, Old Jewry.

PENTONVILLE.
DESIRABLE RESIDENCE,
Overlooking the Reservoir of the New River Company.
By STEVENS and BRENCH LEY,
At the Auction Mart, on TUESDAY, July 4, by order of the
Executors of Mitts Smith,

A Very desirable LEASEHOLD RESIDENCE, situ-
-11 r ate No. 5, Wincheater-place, the preferable part of Penton-
ville, overlooking the Reservoir of the New Hirer Camper/ ; con-
taining six bedrooms, drawing and dining rooms, school-room,
two kitchens, pantry, and cellaring tOr wine, beer, and coals, a front
garden and back yard ; also a chaise.house and stable, with two
rooms over.
The l'rernises are held on lease for an unexpired term of 60
years, subject to a ground-rent of 9!.
May be viewed, and particulars had of Mesas. Swain, Stevens,
Maples, Pearce, and Hunt, Solicitor*, Frederick's-place; and of
Stevens and Brenchloy, 36, Old Jewry.

LEASEHOLD MESSUAGES AND PREMISES,
Duchess-street, Portland-place, and Caroline-place, Queen's Elms,
Chelsea,
By Mr. HOUTON,
At the Auction Mart, on WEDNESDAY, July 5, in Two
Lints, at Twelve o'clock,
Lot I. A LEASEHOLD MESSUAGE, or Dwelling-
, La. House, being. No. fi, in Duchess.street, Portland-
,
place, late in the occupation of Mrs. Mary Harwell, deceased;
together with a coach-house and three-stall stable, a coachman's-
' room and hay-loft over the same, situate in Cavendish mews
South; held for a term, of which five years and a halt are unex-
' pired, at a clear yearly rent of 1101. It is understood that the
lessors will extend the term to fourteen years, upon payment of
an additional rent of 101. per annum, from the
.expiration of the
present lease, but the vendors do not mean to guarantee this.
Lot 2.—.1 LEASEHOLD AIESSCAGE or Dwelling-house,
being No. it, Caroline place, Queen's Elms. ; held under
a lease from William 'Pitney, dated 22d November, 1800, for a
term of Tel years and a quarter, from the 29th September then last,
at the yearly rent of et. 4s.
Printed particulars may be had of Messrs. Adlington, Gregory,
and Faulkner, No. I, Bedford-row; of Messrs. Thompson sad
San, Solicitors, Liverpool ; of Mr. Douton, Auctioneer, Barnet
at the Auction Mart ; and on the premises. The house in
Duchess-street m y be viewed by application to the person on the
premises; and the hguse in Caroline-place by application to Mr.
Toby, liroker, Little Chelsea.
London, England, 1826-04-11

DRURY-LANE TDEATRE.
Tide Evening, TV ESI/ IY, Aprlt 11. will he performed the new
National Ilell-1 °peva of
PdALVINA.
The principal Character; by 711e4.ra. Wallack, Sinclair, Horn, Harley,
Archer; Mimmi Stephen., Poem', and Kelly.
After which the new Grand Romande Fairy:fate of

OBERON ; or, THE CHARMED IldltN.
The principal Characters by :Hestia. 0. Smith, Bensett, Browne, T.
Blanchard, Pope, Howell, Mercer, Votartee, W. Ilebuett. and G. Smith;
Aliases Smithson, Vincent, and Macdonald; and Mrs. C. Junes.
London, England, 1826-04-11

LONDON DOCKS.
TO BUILDERS, STONE-MASONS, AND OTHERS.
CONTRACTS FOR DOCK WALLS AND VAULTS.

THE DIRECTORS of the LONDON DOCK COM-
PANY hereby give Notice, that they will be ready to re.
ceive Tenders (sealed up) at the London Dock House, Prince's.
street, Bank, on TUESDAY, the 25th of April next. at Twelve
o'Clock. from such Persons as may be willing to Contract for
BUILDING the WALLS and VAULTS of the Dock at Few.
don.fields. East of the present London Dock. Plans and Specili.
cations of the said IValls and Vaults, and also the Particulars and
Conditions of the Contracts, may be seen at the London Dock
House.

Every Tender must he accompanied with a letter, signed by two
or more responsible persons, engaging to become bound with the
person tendering, for the sum required as security for the due per.
formance of the Contract.

W. JOHNSON, P.S.

London Dock House, March 29, 11124.
N.B. No Tender will be received after Twelve o'Clock on that
day, nor unless the party making the Tender, or some person on his
behalf, shall attend.
London, England, 1826-04-11

OLD CIDER CELLAR, Maiden-lane, Covent-
garden.—WlLLlAM SHUTTLEWORTH (Successor.
to William Clark), of the old-established CIDER CELLAR,
No. 26, 3lniden-lane. Covent-garden. begs leave most respectfully
to inform his Friends and the Public, that he has on SALE a
quantity of PERRY, CIDER, ALES, and STOUT, of superior
quality and flavour in cask or bottles, and at very low prices.
The Trade supplied on reasonable terms.

MONEY ON MORTGAGE OR ANNUITY.
FIVE THOUSAND POUNDS anti •upwards, or any
part (is Sums not less Sias Mk), will be advanced on Life-
Interest, from Marriage Settlements. Trost-money in the Fonds,
Wills, Jointures, and real Estates ; also on Freehold, Copyhold,
and Leasehold Properties, on fair, just-and liberal terms.
Apply personally, ov by letter (pont-paid), to Mr. Lloyd, Attu,-
uey at Law, No. 4 Adam-stre,t, Adelphi.

CANDLES 60. per lb. ; Wax-wick 4ioujda sd.
for cash, or credit on the usual terms, at DAVIES'S old
established Warehouse, SA, St. klartia'a-lane, opposite New
Slanghter's Coffee-hnuse. Every article of the beat, at prices as
under :—Candles Gs. lid. per dozen IV's-wick Moulds Ba. s fins
Was Candles. Ss. W. per lb. ; Spann • Casella, 2a. Bd. ' • Palace
Was Ligbts, 3a. 2d'; Nottled Soap. 741. per cwt. ; Yellow.ll6a.;
Curd, ; Windsor and Palm Soap. Is. 4d- per lb.; &min
Windsor, • Sulfas Wax,the *Mau Spans Oil,
8w 2d. pergaßow;-Osdess fetwarded to all puts of dm world.
London, England, 1826-04-11

AUTOMATA, ANCIENT A ILMOUR, INFAN-
TINE ARITHMETICIAN, GIANT, &c. GOTHIC.
HALL, 7, HAYMARKET.
The celebrated Musical and other Automats, displaying. in a
great variety of subjects, from the most elegant human figure down
to the smallest birds and insects, the astonishing powers of me-
chanism, by their wonderful irekatinns of human nature ; together
with the choice collection of Ancient Armour surrounding the
Hall.—Also the Infantine Arithmetician, only six years of age,
gifted with the astonishing faculty of solving arithmetical ques-
tions, without the use of either pen or pencil, or even a knowledge
of the numerals themselves. This highly interesting child uni.
formly details the method pursued by him in arriving at the so-
lution of the proposed questions.—Admittance, 2a.; Children, Is.
Also, the surpcising tliant, Mons. Louis. the tallest man who has
visited this kingdom since the days of O'Brien, and far superior in
elegant symmetry, proportion, and muscular strength. Monsieur
Louis (who is 25 years of age, possessing all the *elite and agree-
able manners of his countrymen) will gratify his visitors with a
sight of his favourite Horse, Nonpareil, being the smallest in the
world.—Admittance„ Is.
••• The Child will be attended to the residences of the nobility
and gentry, after six o'clock in the evening.
London, England, 1826-04-11

This day ie published, in 4 volumes price 1/. 2s. boards,
HENRY THE FOURTH OF FRANCE, a RO-
MANCE.
By ALICIA LEFANU,
Author of " Leolin Abhty," " Helen 3lonteagle," "Tales of
Touri.t." " Don Juan de las Sierras," Om
Printed for A. K. Newman and Co., London.
Where may he had. published thin Spring,
EUSTACE FITZ-RICHARD ; a Tale of the Barons? Wars,
4 vols.. 11. 41.
ABBOT of MONTSERRAT ; a Romance, by W. C. Green,
2 vols.. 10s. 6d.
HERALINE, by L. M. Hawkins, Second Edition, 4 vols.
Bvo., IL 12s.
BRAVO of VENICE. by M. G. Lewis. Eighth Edition, ss.
ENGLISH BARONET, by Leonora des Straella, 3 vols.,
16s. 6d.
MONTVILLE ; or, Dark Heir of the Castle, 3 vole., 16s. 6d.
WALPOLE'S AnEcOoess OF PAINTING.
Now ready, Volume the First, in rolyillvo., of a New EiLtlon of
TT ORACE WALPOLE'S ANECDOTES of PAINT-
London, England, 1826-04-11

DUTCH AND HAMBURGH PAPRRN.'

I.ItXEMIIIIIIOII, MARCH 25.

Since the giving up of this fortress to the German Diet, every
thing than autun.ed a different appearance. Lieut.• Generals Von
and Watthren, Contntivaintiers of the Osman Diet, Pelt
tut on the Itlth, and returned to Frankfort. On the 19111 General
Vun Goedeeke gave a spl:ndid entertainment. which was honoured
by the pretence of the Prince of ile,ne Homburg and all the
PTUS9IIItI authorities, as well as of his Excellency the Governnr,
.It. and the Netherland authorities. On the 20th, the
Prince took leave for some months, intending in go to Berlin.

The administeation of all 'flatten belonging to the military go.
etwoment is in the hand* of Colonel Du Moulin, Or/error of the
firtiess for the Con'tdentine. Thu* it appear. that the diltieultits
',lined by the Netherlands (invernment with respect to the giving
up or the romps have been removed ; at death the good under_
standing between the respective Authorities it apparently resnored.
It Is not to be imagined that differences of so trifling a nature
should cause sn interruptionof the harmony between the Members
of the Confederation.

IlAtrovrn, 51ARcir 30.

It is reported that his Royal Highness the Du koof Cistence will
visit this city in the soon of the Rummer, and remain here for
t into _ _

lIASIDURGIT, APRIL 3.
This afternoon, it three o'clock, the English strain-packet, the
Sir Edward Banks, salved bete from 1,o;:don, :slur an extremely
quick passage of 83 hours.
ST. PETERSOITROTT, MARCH 25.
The Imperial Family go twice a slay to the t:asanlral,
where the body of the late Emperor is placed, and where a funeral
I..mice is performed each time. The interment was fixed for
the 21h.

Ilia Majesty has granted to M. Parrot, Professor Emeritus at
Dorpat, a pension of 3,090 motile*, with permission' to make use of
the Physical Cabinet of the University, and in regulate the appli.
cation of one half of the sum allotted on it. His Majesty has also
granted to Professor Engelhardt 6,0110 roubles, and to Professor.
Letkb•tur 10.000 roubles, fur the purpose of makings mineralogical
and botanical tour in the interior of the empire. _ _ _

Count bieven I. Arrived from London, Count Brake ft= Stock-
holm. and (le. erat Jomini frtrm Perin.

STOCKHOLM, Matto' 28.
It is 'reported that the Duke of Welltngton will visit this city on
his way beck to England.

COPENHAGEN, APRIL 1.
Our University lib; just lord two of its members, the Professor
of Medicine of Hourts, and the Professor of the Oriental Lan-
guages.

. EXCHANGES.
HANinttne, APRIL 4.—Exchange on London, 37 4; Two
blon:he, 38 8.
PETERSBUROII, MARCH 21.-9.
LIIPpiG, 31ARCI1 31.—Three Mnnthq. R 194.
111811.1 m, Aram I—Three 31,1nths,
RIGA, AIAILCIi 23.-9 1-16.