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The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1825-07-02

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No. 7,045.

With all despatch,
VOR VAN DIEMEN'S LAND and NEW SOUTH
WALES, the tine fast-sailing Brig JOHN DUNN, A 1.
*Harshen 200 Tons. SUTHERLAND Al' BEATH, Commander.
Lying in the London Mick. Has good Accommodations for
Passengers. For Freight or Passage apply to
BUCKLES, BAUSTER, and BUCHANAN,
33, Alark•lane.

BRITISH ROCK and PATENT SALT COM-
PANY.—The SHAREHOLDERS of this COMPANY
are informed, that the EXCHANOE of BANKERS' RE-
CEIPTS fur CERTIFICATES will be RESUMED. The
reeeipu to be delivered at the Office on Fridays and Saturdays
(when a receipt will be given for them) and the Certificates given
3n exchange on Mondays and Tuesday, until the 20th day of
July next.
113th June, ins. W. DUNLOP. Secretary.
London, England, 1825-07-02

DItURT. I.A NE THEATRE.
This Evenlne, SATURDAY. July 2, will be performed
THE MERCHANT OF VENICE.
Shyloek, Mr. gam; Bassanio, Mr. Wallack ; Launeelot; Mr. Harley;
Portia, Mrs. W. West.
After whleh,
HRH FRENCHU rz.
Qum., Mr. Horn; Adolph, Mr. T. Cooke; Bernhard, Mr. Bedford;
Hermit, Mr. Sheriff' Kilian, Mr. Fitswilliatu. Linda, Miss Grad-
, don; Rose, Miss Pover.

COVENT—GARDEN THEATRE.
This Evening, SATURDAY, July 2, will be performed
THE IRON CHF.ST.
Sir F.dirard Mortimer, Mr. Young: W Ilford. Mr. Cooper; Adam
Vrlnterton, Mr. Fawcett; Samson. Mr. Keeley. Helen, 61110.1 one.; ;
Blandbe, blis.Ciblis; Barbara, Mies Hummer sley ; Judith, Mrs. Fiuselt.
After which (let tinsel a view Farce, called
ALL A MISTAKE,
The Principal Characters by Messrs. Cooper, Jones, !Meadows, and
Keeley ; Mesdames ehattericy, Gibbs, and llavenport.
HAYMARKET T'HEATRE.

This Evening. SATURDAY, July 1, will be pceormed
TRIBULATION; or, UNWELCOME VISITORS.
The Charaeters by Messrs. Dowton, Vining, and Raymond; Idesdamse
Davison and Glover.
After which PIGEONS AND CROWS.
Slr Peter Plgwiggils, Mr. Liston; Captain Pigwiggin, Mr. dining;
Mrs. Harvey. Mrs. Glover.
To conclude with FISH OUT OF WATER.
Sam Savoury, Mr. Liston.
London, England, 1825-07-02

WINES.

N/rESSRS. BROOKS 11st1.7etie honour to announce to
IVI. the Nobility and Gentry, that they have instructions to
SELL by AUCTION, at their Rooms, 2R, O,d Rond.street, on
MONDAY NEXT, the dth inst. at One precisely, a small but
very valuable CELLAR of choice WINES, comprising Old.
Pert and Claret, Pale and Brown Sherries, Cape, Burgundy, and
Bucellas, which they confidently reconimend to their Friends and
the Public, as being of a superior quality, and will be sold with-
out reservation.

Samples and catalogues may be had at the Auction Office, 28,
Old Bond street.

CUSTOM-lIOUSE, LONnOR, APRIL 26, 1825.
PORT OLDUBLIN.
LEGAL QUAYS, DOCKS. WAREHOUSES. &c.
THE COMMISSIONERS of HIS MAJESTY'S
CUSTOMS do hereby give Notice, that in pursuance et
the Act 5 Geo. IV. c. W 2, Messrs. WINSTANLEY and SONS
will, by their direction, put up to PUBLIC LETTING, in the
Long Room of the Custom-house, Dublin, on THURSDAY, the
21st of July next, at Four o'Clock in the Afternoon, in One Lot,
The New Dock, called George's Dock, and the Inner Dock com.
municating thi.rewitit.
The Southern Half Pert of the New Warehouse on the East side
of George's Dock, with the Cellars under the whole.
A new Warehouse and Cellars, situate between the Old and
George's Dock.
The Old Dock and Warehouses, with the exception of the Eing'e
Warehouse, called the Dry Store, and the Warehouse, called the
Tobacco Warehouse, also the range of Buildings connected there.
with, commonly known by the term of No. 33 Loft.
The Quay next the River, in front of the Custom-house, extend.
ing eastward from the west wing of the Custom-house to the Bridge,
or entrance to the ()Id Deck.

These Premises are the Property of the Crown. They have be n
recently completed, and in a state of perfect order, and will be let
on lease for Seven, Fourteen, or Twenty-one Years, from Michael-
mas next, determinable at the option of either party, at the expira-
tion of either of those periods, and the use of all the Cranes and
31achinery, together with extensive privileges, will be secured to
the Lessees, offering an advantageous opportunity tor any yerson or
company toestablish the most extensive wharfing concern in Ireland.
The Premises may he viewed by applying to the Surveyor for
Buildings, Customhouse, Dublin, of whom Printed Particulars.
with Plans, may be had six weeks preceding the Sale. Particulars
and Plans may also be had at the Offices of the Secretaries of the
Customs in London, Dublin, and Edinburgh t of Messrs. Win-
ston* and Sons, Paternoster-row. London ; and of the Collectors
of the Customs at the following Port., viz. Bristol,
Hull' Newcastle. Plymouth, Belfast, Cork, Limerick, Waterton],
Londonderry, Newry, Qslway, Sligo, Leith, Glasgow, and
Greenock. By order of the Commissioners,
T. NV H I T3l ORE, Secretor/

HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT LONDON BRIDGE.
horning 28 min. after 3. I Afternoon 43 rain. *der 3.

Printed at THE BRITISH PRESS Oflles, by J.W.CelibLTOltt
11$1, Shand, and published by R. CANSI4O, saw Ow.
London, England, 1825-07-02

ENGLISH OPEH4 HOUSE..

This Theatle WILL OPEN for the Summer eesson This Evening,
SATUR DAV, July 2.1/12:5, with
THE PEGG %RS' OPER
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Captain Maehenth, Mr. Royal, Edinburgh);
Polly, Mid* Stephens Lucy, Miss Kelly.
After which ROSI N
Roatna, Miss Onward (from the Theatre Royal, Norwich).
ith THE SPOILED CHILD.
Little Pickle, Miss Coward.
On Monday, a new Comic Opera, to be called Firi.ken Promisee, or the
1 Colonel, the Captain, and the Corporal.
London, England, 1825-05-06

LIVERPOOL, WEDNESDAY EVENING.

Wind S. to S.W.—High Water 12 o'clock.
Arrived the Fairfield, Nelson, from Sierra Leone ; Belam Castle,
Jones, from Lisbon ; Princess Charlotte, front Lisbon; Hoffnung,
Arreuds, from 11' ismer ; Du Klein Patel, Butch, from Wismar:
Magdalene. Maas, front Restock; Mary, Cheerres, ftom Limerick;
Janice, Johnston, from Sligo; Junon, Nanning, from Ostend;
Hardware, Elevrall, from Lisbon ; flerr.ld, Partners, from New
York—sailed ; itlarquis Ely, Rock, from Wexford; Ed-
ward. Lambert, from Wexford ; Hope, Everard, front Wexford.
Sat LED 31st" 4.—The Margaret, Kcnahan, for New Brunswick;
True Blue, Bigland, for kliramichi ; Blaney, Coffey, for New-
foundland ; Mediterranean, Bailey. for Pernambuco ; Niagara,
Uooken. for Philadelphia.
The Fairfield, from Sierra Leone, sailed 2d March in company
with the Nancy, Price, fur Harrington.. Ou the 17th. in lat. 10 IR
N., long 16 10, spoke the bark Cato, from Liverpool to Sierra
Leone. On the 30th, lat. 20 N. long. 3030, spoke the brig Midas.
Green, from Boston for Rio de Janatio. On the 20th April, off
the &hem passed the brig Douglas, from Liverpool for St.
John's, N.B.
The Blucher and Bebe were ready for sea; the Narcissus,
Henry Blurs, Nicholas. and Dorset, had sailed.
Further arrivals.—The St. George, from Dublin ; Douglas,
from Burticaux and vhe Isle of Man ; Earl of Surrey. front the
Isle rof Mari ; l'arolioa, from Dantric ; Helena, from Wismar;
and Cleopatra, from Limerick.
London, England, 1825-05-06

OAkS.

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I I to 1 agst Kedgauntlet (Ilk.) 23 to 1 apt Cleveland
18 to 1 Nest Androgens 28 to 1 apt Altisidors
1.000 to 20 was offered against leveland winning the shorts and
Doncaster St. Leger.

3 to 1 agst Mine
7 to 2 agst Pastime

The subscribers to Lyeetre View., in New South IC. .f
and Van Diemen', Land are respectfully informed that tic "fc.•,,
Part is now published, and, as only 240 are printed, all Pero' '
interested in those Colonies, who may be desirous of posscsnrg
Copy of this important Work, are recommended to transmit their
names to the publisher, 73, St. Paul's Church-yard, as early
as
possible, to prevent disappointment: and those subscribes who
have not completed their sets will please to apply as soon as possible,
as none but complete 'Cis (at an advanced price) will be sold after
the Twelfth l'art appears.—The Eleventh Part will be published to
a few days.
On Wednesday, the remains of Mr. William Smith,
one of the equestrian company of Aatley'a Theatre, who died s few
days since in consequence of a spinal injury received In throwing
aummerset,were borne to Lambeth Church by six of Chi.minor aux-
iliaries In that department, and followed by Illessrs. Darrow rind
West. the managers, as chief mourners, and about 26 of the own-
pany in deep mourning. Slimy others, who did not join in the
procession, accompanied it to the grave. The conduct of 111 r.
Dw
crow to the unfortunate man deserves mention. The moron
after the accident lie sent 101. to 3lr. Smith's wife, with so UM'ranee,
ranee, that whether her husband survived or not, his salary shwa
be continued to the end of the smarm, and that then (supposing the
worst to happen) some provision should be mode for her. Inad-
dition to this, the ablest surgical aid in the metropolis was obtained
at the sole expense of 31t. Duero', who visited the patiect daily
until his death.

Printed at TII X BRITISH PRESS Odles, lwr J.W. GasserB,
181, Strand, and published by R. CAN soir, war Out.

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LONDO.

IPOR BONIRAIIr, to Sail on the Ist June, the Regular
Trader KATHARINE STEWART FORBES, A. I, NO
Tons, I MIRA 31 CH A PSI A lsl, Commander. Has a Poop and ray
ruperior accommodations for passengers, sad curies ■ Surgeon ;
lying in the City Canal.
For Freight or Passage apply to the Commander, at the Jerusa-
lem Coffee-house, Cornhill; to Messrs. Inglis, Fbrbes, and Co. 2.
Mansion.house•place; or to
JOHN CHAPMAN and Co.

I4ONDON and ROTTERDAM STEAM PACKETS.
The Public are respectfully informed that the
KING of the NETHERLANDS, Capt. JOHN SLATER,
QUEEN of the NETHERLANDS, Capt: JOHN PEARSON,
have resumed their station, and pmceed regularly every succeeding
WEDNESDAY *ld SATURDAY, from off the Custom House,
at Eight o'clock in the Morning, for the conveyance of Passengers,
Carriages, and Luggage to Rotterdam.
For further particulars application to be made to the General
Packet Office, 358, Strand; and for securing Beds to
N. W. SYMONDS, Agent.
7, Crescent, IFS inovies.

WITH a BAG of LETTERS from the POST-
OFFICE, the LONDON and ROTTERDAM regnlar
PACKETS :
ROTTERDAM - 130 tons, Capt. J. LAMING.
EARL BATHURST . 120 tons, Capt. D. POUND.
EARL of CLANCARTY 120 tons, Capt. J. HEATH.
LONDON- . - . 130 tons, Capt. F. F. GIBBS.
The above Vessels are of the First Class.

Owe of these Packets sells/sow off daisComsoshsfientser'fot hotter'
dam every Saturday Night, and arc fitted in the most approved
manner for the accommodation of Passengers.
Application for Passage to be made to the Masters on board th.
vessels. off Brewer's-quay ; but with respect to Goods, to Messrs'
John Hall and Co., 6, Circus, Slinories. -
London, England, 1825-05-06

PICTURES. THE PROPERTY OF A NOBLEMAN.

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.FPRIIDALYAg IT tTeell3ltohrinuart to
onadu followingnii' that on
t Mat
One, he shall SELL by AUCTION. at his Rooms. New Bond-
street, a Collection of Two Hundred PICTURES, chiefly of
cabinet site. and embracing choice and valuable Specimens of the
Dutch and Flemish Schools, formed during the last Id years princi-
pally on the Continent. Among which will be found specimens by
Rubens Srlialken Ruysdael Wouvermans
Ostade Vandyke Bega Jan Stein
Teniers Iterchem Rembrandt Vernet, &ie.
A Noble Gallery Painting, by Ruben,. and a few of the Italian
School, by esteemed Masters; also a Cabinet, and a Grand Piano
Forte, by Broadwood.
Illay be viewed two days previous, and catalogues had ■t Mr.
Phillips's, Nev' Bond-street.

BRILLIANTS. JEWELM, AND BIJOUTERIE OF THE
LATE ALBINIA, COUNTESS OF BUCKINGHAM-
SHIRE.
IVTR. PHILLIPS has the honour moat respectfully to
11 announce, that (by order of the Administrators) he shall
SUBMIT by AUCTION, at his Great Rooms. Bond-street. on
WEDNESDAY NEXT, at One. the CASKET of JEWELS,
BRILLIANT TIARA, and other DRESS ORNAMENTS,
composed of Brilliants of the flnest Water. and an assemblage of
Bijouterie, fancifully mounted in Gold, and a few MisceUanenus
Object*. the entire Property of the late ALBINIA, COUNTESS
DOWAGER of BUCKINGHAMSHIRE, which will, by di-
rection OT Administrators, be sold without reserve.

May be viewed two clap preceding the Sale, and Catalogues
then had at Mr. Phillipia, 73, New Bond.street.

RICH CHANDELIERS AND LUSTR ES, CHINA AND
GLASS WARE, IN TABLE, DESSERT, AND BREAK-
FAST SERVICES, &c. By order of the Administrator.
NIR. PHILLIPS respectfully announces, that on
TUESDAY NEXT he shall SELL by AUCTION. at
his Rooms. New Bond-street, an excellent and well-selected AS.
SORTMENT of CHINA and GLASS WARE. comprising
extensive and handsome dinner, dessert, tea and breakfast services ;
rich chandeliers and lustres for 8. 8, and 12 lights each, tastefully
designed ; suites of decanters, ewers, singer basins, wire coolers,
ice plates, goblets, tumblers, &c. fte. arranged in lots suitable to
domestic purposes, forming the stock of a respectable manufacturer,
deceased.

May be viewed, and Catalogues had one day previous to the sale,
at Mr. Phillips's.
London, England, 1825-05-06

THE BRITISII

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ShIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
CUSTOM-HOUSE, MAY 4.
SHIPS ENTERED I NWANDS.—The Peter PrOCIDT, Brown,
from Dominica ; Vrouw Antje, Oortjes, from Eckenford ; Char.
lotta GrafloNon Essen, Hammon, from Stralsund ; Lord Mel-
villa, Charters, from Leith ; Twee Broilers, Gnegenen, from Ton.
dery ; Frau Amalie, Andersen, from Ilamburgli ; Regent Packet,
Collings, from Sr. Michael's ; Earl Talbot. Everant. from Fuerta
Ventura and Lanzaretto ; Frau Catharina, Erichs. from Ham burgh;
Eruerprize, Whitham, from Bordeaux ; and Chase, shotton, from
ditto.
Itrfttiver.urn OUTWARDS.—The Perseverance. Maurhan, for
ambnrgh ; Lion, Dillon, for Ncw Orleans ; Juno, Lundquit,
for Gottenburgh • Charles, Monet, for Havre ; Columbia, Rowe,
for Gibraltar ; Betsey and Sophia, Garraway, for Antigua ; Hope.
Cuthbertson, for Cork ; and Thalia, Bider', for Madras and
Calcutta.
CLEARED OUTWARDS FINALLY AT GiovcsEwn.--The
Betsey and Sarah. Bloom, for Haniburgh ; Britannia, Bouchier,
for Madeira and Bombay ; New York Parket, Barclay, for Ja.
maiea ; and Marshal Blucher, Golder's. for Rotterdam.
CLEARING OUT WARD/L—The Hudson. Champlin, for New
York ; Pioneer, Smith, for ditto '; Margaretha, BoMing, for Am-
sterdam ; Pursuit, Bullin, for liamburgh ; William, Newal, tar
Quebec and Montreal ; Highland Lad, Vickerman, for Elsineur
and Petersburgh ; and 'ere, Allen, for Alexandria.
CLEARED OUTWARDS TO IRELAND.—The Diligence, Ed.
wards, for Dublin.
London, England, 1825-05-06

SALES BY AUCTION.

VALUABLE BOOKS, BOOILS OF ART, LOOSE
PRINTS, DRAWINGS, &c. the Property of a Gentleman.
NIR. PHILLIPS has the honour to announce, that
on MONDAY, 16th inst. and following Day, at One, he
shall SUBMIT by AUCTION, at his Great Rooms, New Bond_
street, theialuable LIBRARY of BOOKS, of choice Editions,
illustrated with sets of proof and other Plates, and selected at greet
expense; Books of Prints, Galleries of Art, Chinese Drawings,
&c. &c. extensively bound in rnorocco, russia, and vellum, in ex-
cellent condition. Also a collection of loose Prints and Drawings,
and pair of Globes, the property of a Gentleman.
May be viewed by catalogues two days preceding the Saleoand
catalogues had at Dlr. Phillips's.
London, England, 1825-09-05

BIRTHS.

On the Ist inst. in Stratford-place, the lady of T. A. Warre. Esq.
of a son.
At the European Hotel. Boulogne-sur-Mer, on the 2d ult. the
wife of John Hewett, Esq. of Crofton Hall, Kent, of twins.
On the 26th ult. at the Caledonian Cottages, St6ke Newington,
Mrs. William Fraser, of Demerara, of a son.

On the Stith ult. the lady of Joseph Weld, Esq. of IY.rwell
House, of a daughter.
On the Ist inst. at Statenborottgh Rouse, near Sar.dsich...!.c
lady of John Godfrey, Esq. of * daughter.
London, England, 1825-09-05

MARRIED.

..........
On the Ist instant, at st. John's, Hackney, Charles
E.g. to Sophia Isabella, only daughter of Robert Wright, E,g
Hackney.
On Thursday last, at St. Martin's.ln-the-fields. David llsrti.
nesu, E. of 'fialse.hiU, to Catherine Edgar, daughter 01 Ih•
Hyde. of Paris.
Captain Gilson R. Fox, of the Hon. Company's maritime servo,
to Barbara. daughter of William Simons, E.q. of Mile-end.
On the 28th ult. the Rev. John Coker, B.C.L. late Fellow of
New College, and Rector of Radcliffe, Buckinghamshire, to
Charlotte Sophia, youngest daughter of the late Major-Genera/
Dewar.

On Saturday, at Ilittry-la-bonne Church, by the Rev. William
Canning, tie Right Honorable Stratford Canning, his Majesty
Ambassador at Constantinople, to Eliza Charlotte, eldest daughter
of James Alexander, Esq. of B:martian, Kent, M.P. and fist maw
to the Earl of Caledon.

DIED.
Leta! at lakanser Castle, County Art:lm, Mrs. Mao:sane?
Hume, niece and heiress to the late Earl of Macartney.
On the Ist inst. after a short illness, the lady of Reginald Wia-
hams, Esq. of Upper Ikdford-plaee, surgeon.
-.sot

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HIGH WATER AT LONDONBRIDGE THIS
Morning 36 min. after if. I Evening 4 min. after 7.

Printed at THE-BRITISH PRESS Office, by J. IV-
- • ll isaros,
181, Strand, and published by R.CANSON, same place.
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London, England, 1825-12-12

SOMERSETSHIRE, NEAR WINCANTON.

TO be SOLD by PRIVATE CONTRACT, a
Valuable FREEHOLD MA NOR ESTATE, called
ROUND(' ILL, situate in a dry, healthy, and pleasant part of the
county, and near the town of Wincanton, •bout 28 miles from Bath,
Bristol, and Clifton, and M from Weymou•h, on the road from
Wincanton to Burton, comprising a commodious Mansion House,
together with 377 acres of remarkably. rich meadow, pasture, and
wood land, of which 270 acres are tithe-free, with a good farm.
house, and all suitable barns, stubles, and other agricultural offices,
The premises may be viewed on application to the gardener, and
terms of sale may be known on reference to W. G. Bolton, Solicitor.
28, Austinfriars, London.
London, England, 1825-12-12

TURKEY CARPETS.

TO be SOLD, a great Bargain, a very large TURKEY
CARPET, 28 feet long by 23 feet 6 inches wide, warranted
perfectly sound ; • variety of other sizes, 10 per cent. under the
usual prices ; also several thousand yards of the best Brutal' Car-
peting. from Se. 9d. to 6u. 6d. per yard ; single pieces and shoat
leneths from ts. 10d. to fie. Gd.
To be seen at the Piccadilly Carpet Warehouse, No. 160, two
doors West from St. James's-street.

CHILBLAINS, RHEUMATISM. SPRAINS, etc.
lITITLER'S CAJEPUT OPODELDOC.—Cajeput
1) Oil, which is tl:c basis of this Opodeldoc, Nut been long
esteemed on the Continent as a remedy for Chronic Rheumatism,
Spasmodic Affections, Chilblains, Palsy, Stiffness, and enlarge-
ment of the Joints, Sprains. Bruises, and Deafness ; and the ex-
perience of late years in England, proves that it merits the high
character given of it by the most eminent in the profession, in those
obstinite compitinrs. Being confined in the form ofOrsodeldocOt
is rendered more penetrating, end consequently much more effi-
cacious as an external application. Rubbed upon the skin, by
means of flannel or thr warm hand, it allays morbid irritation
of nerves, invigorates the obsorhents, and accelerates the cir-
culation.

Sold in Bottles at ls. lid. and 2s. 9d., by Butlers, Chymtsts 4,
Cheapside, corner of St. Paul's; and 54, Sacksille-street, Lublin;
Savory and Co. 136, New Bond-street, and 220, Regent-street ,•
and by the principal medicine venders throughout the United
ding&m. Of whom also may be had,
BUTLER'S CHILBLAIN CERATE, an excellent Re-
medy for Chilblains when broken ; used also in Scalds, Burns, &c.
*.• Be careful to ask for Butler's Cajeput Opodeldoc.
London, England, 1825-12-12

'2 2 0
2 2 0

SUPERIOR AND GENUINE WHISKY.

MR. ARCHIBALD DUNLOP, Distiller, at Had-
dington anti Westfield, in Scotland, has appointed Mr.
THOMAS MACKENZIE Agent for the sale of his Spirits in
London, of which Samples may be seen and farther ;Articular' ob-
tained on Inquiry at the office of the Dnitillettes, No. 1, Castle.
court, Birchin-lane.

The Spirits manufactured at Haddington are known to he of the
purest quality, and will require little expense to convert them into
Cordials. tie in the process of rectification.
Westfield genuine Malt Whisky, being distilled on an improved
principle, by small Stills, and being extracted front Malt alone, are
of the finest quality, are both palatable and in the highest degree
wholesome, and merit the best attention of Dealers and Consumer
London, England, 1825-12-12

13ORTUGAL HOTEL AND FOREIGN WINE
A__ ROO M8,_154, ylest-stieet, opposite pouvery.street:.

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In this New Esteblishment are provided excellent well-aired
Beds and AccommodatlonsAtecullarly commulinum, united with
moderate Charges, and the Wines with which the tablet of these
Rooms are supplied are of the my choicest description, whether
from the wood or in honk ; and French Wines may be obtained in
pint bottles.
A separate well ventilated room is appropriated to the Smokers
cf the ilavanosh Cigar.
Soups, Sandwiches, Dinners, and Sappers are also provided.
London, England, 1825-12-12

'INE DRESDEN CHINA.

Costly Furniture in the ancient taste, Carvings, Bronzes, Marbles,
Sculptures, and Paintings, Saxon Damaak.Tahle Linen, brawl-
tul Silk Hangings, large Persia, Bengal and Needle-work Car-
pets, Stc. &c.
By Mr. JAMES RENEW,
At his Great Room, Charles-street, Berkeley-square, TO.
MORROW, and Three following Days, at 12,
AFew Costly Articles of FURNITURE, in the ancient
style of magnificence ; consisting of bookcases, cabinets,
gad robes, armoires, secretarial, writing-tables, chairs and couches;
a valuable organ, clock, bronzes, sculptures, carvings, and other
works of art ; a fine assemblage of Dresden china, in table, dessert,
tea and toffee services ; magnificent jars and vases, with namerous
items of utility and ornament; a wardrobe of beautiful Saxon
Damask table linen, comprising about forty cloths, and thirty
dozen napkins, of the finest fabric, and in most excellent merger-
' vation ; elegant silk, dames*, and brocade hangings ; a Bengal
carpet, 211 feet by 19, Persia and needlework ditto ; suites of
armour, ancient weapons of warfare, &c. &c.
To be viewed, and Catalogues had, at the Auction Room,
Charles-street. Berkeley-square.
The Linen will be sold to.mnerow, the first day's We.
London, England, 1825-12-12

THE BRITISH PRESS.

LAW MIMES.

COURT OF CHANCERY.

RETORT: THE LORD CHANCELLOR THIS WINNING, AT TEN.
Petition from the Delegate. per order—laherwood v. Hulge.
BEFORE THE VICE-CHANCELLOR THIS MOR VINO AT HALT.

FAST TRW.
Exceptions and further directions:—
Clarke ♦ Fant—further three- Lewis •Jot N—furthe•direetions
tions and coots Waring • Lloyd—further direc-
Bowles • Topling—exceptions dons and coat■
and further dire tions Tholtas • klontgontery—ezetp-
Bennett • Kern—esceptions tions
Tyndall • Baxter--do Conway • Earl of Yaimouth—
Waters • Taylor—do do
Fenn • Asplin--turther direr. Conway • Marquis of Hertford
dons and petitions —do
Alehorne ♦ Sa•ille—exceptions Clayton • Bennett—do
and further directions -Shadwick v Ikuuc:t—do

ROLLS COURT.•
The Master of the Rolls will hear causes. further directions, and
petitions by consent, on Saturday next, the 17th inst. at nine In the
morning. Causes and petitions must be set down by two o'clock on
the 18th.
CAUSES TO BE HEARD BEFORE THE MASTER OF THE ROLLS

♦T SIX THIS ITEXIXIS.
Johnson v Telford— Wholly v Chawner Sewell v lisle
petition 1 Haggett v Beaty Burke v Bradbury—
Martin •Caritipeneer Breton v Piper part heard
Poeknell v Trickle,' Hornby v Hunter Bloody • Alexander
Henry, Prothero Law v [hinter Smith v Wilcox

COURT OF KING'S BENCH.

LOYDON CAUSIS TO DC MILD BT COMMON JURIES 'MIS

MORNING AT HALP•PANT RISC
Long v Young Anber • Cave Jenkins v Jones
Rendall • Brawky Jenkins t Hodgson fiumord v Hennell
Story v Sampson Deacon v Bloomfield Kings Piners
Armstrong v Em- Harrington • Abbott Lund • Jacket.
meet Lunnias v Hale Hallidoy v Turner
Doe, &c. v Powell Couch v Levy Bonfield • Osborne
Hodgson v Hen- Richmond v Rich- Smith • Early
dricks ings Chalklen • Harrionn
The Cuy of London Leigh v Alexander
Gas Company v Hooper T. Leather
Stephens Evelyn v R. Jones
Bullock • Boucher Nottage v Dean
Howell v Goodwin Edenborough v Ew-
Dawes v Rutlege ington
Denny, v Hayn, 2d White v Merrick
action
I

Pownall v Short
Stringer v Field
Bateman v Turner
Bingley v Lilley
Lowndes v Lewis
Clarke v Dore
Lucas v Hall
Reynall v Brindley,
by order
The Middlesex Adjournment Day in this Court will be on
Monday, Jan. 9.
LONDON SPECIAL JURY APPOINTMENTS FOR THE FOL-

Hill v Edmunds

LOWING DAYS :-
'RIDAY, DECEMBER
Ripley • Scaile
Buckingham •
Banker, E.q.
Cross • Wharton
Lighton • Clarke
Cross • Wharton
Drew • Kerr
SATURDAY, inc. 17.
rQarer • Whittaker
Dempsey v Robins
uiros v Collier
Clark • King
IBradford • bevy
Doe, Ace. • Baden
Pickup • Merrick

Bloxam v Taverner
Same v Wood
Same v Francis
Same• Greenwood
'Frower vBaldington
Bedden v Alexander

Melhuish v Pearson
Shears • the Mayor,
of London
Doe, ite. v Law.
MC!

Fenwick ♦ Thornton
Devey v Whittaker
Yeates ♦ Dlcker by
order of Common
Jury
Yearn ♦ Waugh
Parkes ♦ Creswicke
Homer v Cottam

Saunders v Nestor
Quilliman v Tuckey
Worn ham v Salo.

MONDAY, DEC. 19.
Lacoste v Thompson
Edmeads v Ashby
Wilson • Byrne
Bishop v &meek.
Lowe • Macauiey
Hobson • Riche

monion
Moold r Kemble
Whitehead ♦ Cham-
bers

Johnson v Melia 1
Eicke v Polder
!Jenard v Baker
Burt v Thomas
WZDSZSDAY,
London, England, 1825-12-12

Franklin t Ashby

Richardson ♦ Field-
ing
IVilcocks v 31 arshall
Staley v Hanson
Lloyd v Ashby
Weqnn v Appleton
Writ,•nt v Jackson

Norman v Body
Tooke v Oldtield

-.
Woolley v Jenuings
IViteelery Whittaker
%Vbeeler y Learber

.TUESDAY, DEC. 20:
Tebbitts • WiUson Parry • Aherdain
Clark • Young Willoughby •
Holliday • Enderby Fletcher
Gordon • Tate Haringtord • Bunn
Z.—THURSDAY, 22.—FRIDY, 23.

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.

LONDON CAUSES TO BE TRIED IT SPECIAL JURIES TIIIS

A 106111310 ♦T TIN.

_„— ... .......
Threlfall • Webster I
Hume v Bollard.
LONDON Cal/$I! TO BE TRIED AFTERWARDS BY COMMON

Jt: hi ES.
1
Johnson • Baker Harding v Ilill I France v 'Lucy
Crowder • Austin Salmon v Ward Smith v Thackwray.
Sherman • M`Ler- Pullen v Hearn
rot h

COURT OF EXCHEQUER.
Skiing at Gray's-Inn-Hall, this morning, at ten.
PEREMPTORIES.
Othen • Broughton, Chaundry Wilson • Durant, Petition of
• Barnes—Publication en- Dickenson
!aged Ex.parte Cheltenham Road Act,
Bowyer • Bright, Petition by Petition
order Price a Spencer
Bone v Cooke, Petition of Plain. Hugo • Job
tiff Dean and Chapter of York v.
Gardner v. Lyddon, Report and Middleburgh
Exceptions Atkinson a. Hutton
Murrell • Wakefield, Report Fielden • Meynell
and Exceptions Evans • Williams
Roades • Smith, Petition Batnford • Archer
firvit, • Thomson, Report Bossingham v Boar
Hall • Philpott, Petition liamilton • Earl of Strathmore,
Shirley • Maynard, ditto on sequestration
Davis • Bush, ditto NVade v Stabington
In re Mayor of Canterbury, NVatkins • Smith
Petition of Gifford Oak V Walters.

LAW INTELLIGENCE.

COURT OF CHANCERY, SATURDAY, DEc. 10.

DT BEAUVOIR V. RHODES AND OTHERS.
Mr. How we said, he now held in Ilk hand the brief of the
pleadings which it had been said his clients had improperly taken
out of the box of papers that had been left with his Lordship ;
he also had the affidavits of his clients, vouching that they
had taken out nothing else. He begged to hand them to the
Court, and had no doubt his Lordship would recognise the brief.
The Lotto CHANCELLOR, upon taking the papers into his
hands, said it was the brief that had been taken away.
Mr. HORNE said, the affidavits new made explained that it was
in consequence of what fell from the Court that the brief had been
taken away.
His LORDSHIP ordered his attendant to restore the paper to the
box in his possession, and intimated that If the parties attended
him before he came into Court on Monday morning, he would in.
form them how he would dispose of them.
The remainder of the day was oxupied with the hearing of up.
peals of no general interest.
London, England, 1825-12-12

LIVERPOOL COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

Livitarooz, Dec. 10.
Our British Plantation Sugar market is again dull and lower
this week, about 350 lihda. have been sold, some low Brown St.
Lucia and Trinidad have been sold as low as Oh.; the quotations
are Is. a 2s. lower. No sales in foreign or East India. In Mo-
lasses only 60 puns. have been sold at 341., which is rather above
the market generally. Runi is steady, but very little doing. In
Coffee there is • good demand by the trade for Jamaica, and
if clean and buyers at furl prices, about 100 casks sold. In
Cocoa, Ginger, or Pimento nothing done. Dyewood remains
steady, but little doing ; 60 tons Campeacity Logwood at7L 17a. Bd.
a 81. ; 30 tons Cuba Politic at 9/. Ito. a 10/.; 25 tons Spanish
a 61. 14.. 6d, ; f.O tons good Brazil a fl/. ; 10 tons solid Nicara-
guawood at 261. ; 30 tons rough at 21, and 15 tons small at 16
guineas. In Ashes no alteration ; 300 bib'. Montreal Pots at
281. 6d. for old, and 303. for to w ; 100 bobs. Pearl a 30s. for
old, and 31s. for tow. A few States Pot and Pearl sold at
328. In Tar nothing done, sad only 200 brls. Tarpentine
have been sold at 104. lid. Of Hides have been sold 13,000 ;
Buenos Arts Horse at ss. earl' ; 300 Oz and Cow
at 10/d. a 11d., and 200 soled North American at 5/d. In Rice
or Saltpetre nothing done. A small lot or 10 tons inferior Oaboon
Barwond has been sold at 7!. and a small parcel of Camwood at
251. In Olive Oil very livle doing, being only sold in small par-
cels at 42/. a 431. 80 too* Palm Oii sold at 261. 10s. In Cotton the
demand in very dull and languid, and tha inferior qualities of Ame-
rican and Brazil may be qttotedat id. lower than last week. The sales
are 3,060 bags Upland% at 6:.i. a 10/d. ; 40 Sea bland at 22d. a 2s. ; 50
stained at 11d. a 14d.; 2850 Alabama and Mobile at 7d. a 94d.;
6EO Pernambuco@ at 11/d. a 141.; 520 New Orleans at aid. a
11/d.; 250 Bahis at 10/d. a 141.; 1.150 31aranham at I Id. a
11/d. ; 50 Mitts Novas at 10/d. ; 70 Para at old. a 10d.t 10 corn.
mon West India at Sjd.; 700 Carthagena at 7d ; 190 Egyptian at.
10/d. a Hid. ; 360 Surat at 6/d. a r:id. ; 120 Bengal at Oni. a aid
-making together about 10,100, of which about 1,000 American
are on speculation.

IMPORTED INTO LIVERPOOL FROM DEC. 3 TO rixe• 91N.
CLUSIVE.
Ashes . 200 brls Horsehair .
')'allow . . 6:)2 cash Olive Oil .
Hrinistere . . 21W tons Cot con
TurpentHe - - 762 brls Ezviitian .
Oak Bark . . 263 tons American .
Sumach . - 2311 bags Brtzils
Tobacco - 320 hhils Leland, &c.
Hides Cow &Ox l" arY
.1248 Paled
Horse . 68 bales

- 2 bales
- 220 casks

- 7283 bales
- 3.2
- 12tal
- 111

liOlti bales

In the following vessels—From Alexandria (Egypt) 6; from
New York I ; from St. Petersburgh 1; from Motor/14os 1 ; from
Illararhans 1; front Sicily I ; from Palermo 2; from Bremen 1;
from Amsterdam 1; from Glasgow 1; from Dublin I.
London, England, 1825-12-12

MI. WM. DUNCOMBE'S ANSWER.

Se
My Lords and Gentlemen—l ackrowlcdce with the ere Pot
ementa of gratitude and respect the receipt of the restdithe,s 140
you hare done me the honour to convey to me, siV'nf
nu, and mist respectable body or freeholders.cffe •it n e•"
suffrages, provided I would allow myself to be put I:1 rOtTlin,Ch`l
fur the representation of this county in Parliament.
flowerer diffident 1 iMcht feel in aspiring to so LI:•u-roid:rd a
situation, and hosever diffieult ar.d arduous the duo s t•l':‘•!lbcfl'r
to it. I consider it but due th those who hare ho!,oo—d
this testimony of their confidence, to deduce my C'ss 10
comply with their wishes.
' •-

To And that those principles which I have thought it try d."Y I°
support in Parliament have met with theopprobwitr, s..;z,
portion of the fneholticra of this county, is

to my feetngs. It is my anxious ri<h to'iitenen7,7iniq
establishments in Church and SIAM to which you exyrey:,

an attachmeid ; and to extend to all his I.llajesti's neki.cets
perfect toleration in their religious opinions, consistent t
security of the exiting Protestant Constitution: and shoit.l I
FO fortunate as to be elected one of your Representatires
meet, keeping alien's in view these important objects, 1"
my best exertions to promote the
general wrlr'are of the nation,
to advance tbe prosperity of all the great interests with which b;
gnat county is so essentially connected.
1 have the honour to be,
fitly Lords and Gentlemen,
Your most obedient and very taithfol term,.
WILL1A:11 DI:NC0:111;1..
_

Duneombe Park, Dee. 8 1825:- - -
A vote of thanks to Mr. William Duncombe was the.
moved by the Rev. D. R. Currer, and seconded L y
Very Rev. Archdeacon :Markham ; and the following
tleenen were appointed a dor'nation to wait tenon that
Outran :—The Chairman, Mr. Lowther, Mr. Hill.
F. Scott, Mr. Roundell, and Mr. Read. A vote of
was passed to the Chairman, and the meeting separatt.!
Leeds Mercury.

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a body of smugglers, who landed to obtain water ; but I cart
sure you some more troops have been put. in
.niortment tar tha
coast, and others are going for the same dellttilltlOD. The hamper
of vessels which have been seen on the COMM at different *ma
are seventeen, all haying troops on board to land ; the ramose
prevails that the Constitutionalists are organizing at Tangier, a
considerable expedition, but the above report must be taken sigh
caution.
General Downie is mancenering on Andalusia. to advance' w,
the volunteer corps ; hesuceteds in sonic villages. l'he Trap*.
to
whom it was thought a military command would be given, hasp,.
calved contrary orders, to place himself in a convent Of the t.
pueins at Burgos. He has left 3latlrill for some time ; b.;
instead of polar.; to the place indicated to ,he has got, to
Logrono. The French General conunantling at Cuenca has
armed all the militia under the name of Royal Volunteers.
Sir William A'Court, at Lisboa, has sent a note to the 5.,,x
of Portugal, which requires, in the name of his Britannic Mi.
testy, the dismissal of General Pamplona, !Bird's.? at It'ar. It
is thought that the independence of the Brazils, whit the wk._
tication dictated by Great Britain. will take place.
Front (:aliganars Messenger of Alonslay.)
A private letter of the 10th ult. from Cronstedt, states that,
consequence of the exhaustion of the Ottoman treasury, 1,,
es heavy tax have been imposed on the inhabitants that some 1:,
vines, of the empire are left nearly desert by the emigration. I. j
the most ardent wish of the hearts of this oppressed people is, Qs,.
the Greeks may he successful.
According to letters from Barcelona. the rumour of the Constjtil„,
tionalists haying landed in the Island of trite arose fifes
the circumstance of a popular commotion in the Wand. in nr,
sequence of the Mary taxes with which the people are burdened.
London, England, 1825-01-06

SPORTING IN7'ELLIGENCE.

1111 r? ow MOWNRAT, JAN. 3.—On Thursday the Quota
hounds met at Owthorpe, Nottinghamshire, and found a fox, which
took a ring by Cotgrate Plantation, back to Owthorpe, and wai
lost. They then tried Kinnouhon Gorse, and found • fox, whirs
went away In high style up to M'ir.stey, back to Kinnoultoo, lest.
ing the Gorse to the left, nearly to trickling Town, over the hilk,
leaving Parson's Gorse and Broughton Town to the left, acroa the
Melton road nearly to Dalby Clump ; then direct for Six Huh,
and round the right hand corner of Itlandy's Covert, but did not
go in ; here he was viewed by the few who had the luck to be up es
good hones. After leaving the Gorse, he took his line by Walter
Plantations, along the Foss-road ;he was here in view for upwards
of a mile and a half; he then bent to Seagrove. and not far trues
Cossington Gorse, then went direct for Ratcliffe on the Roke, ssd
was killed going into a plantation there. The distance from pout
to point in thirteen miles, and was run in one hour and fourteen
minutes, without a check. The run probably wu fifteen milts
Out of a very large field, the following five gentlemen were tht
only ones present when the fox was killed t--Sir Haw iloodocki,
Lord Banditti, Mr. llolyoake, jun. Mr. Magher, and Mr. I.
Wright. To prove how decided the thing was, 31r. Othaldestai
and his whipper-in did not come up fur a quarter of an lour alto
the fox had been killed.
London, England, 1825-01-06

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London, England, 1825-01-06

SIR HARCOURT LErS.

An Evening Paper has received the following letter from
the Rev. Baronet :
Dublin, January 1.
131 w—I have been much amused by your comments on my letter
to the Protestants of Ulster, recommending them to form an armed
eocfederation for the protection of their lives and religion ; but I
request, Sir, that you wiU supply a great deficiency in that passage
where you have supposed me to say to the Orangemen, If your
throats are cut any right, make the best of your way to the nearest
military station." Now, Sir, to make your crifigNe complete, you
•ought to have said, " and with your heads, my lads, under your
arms." However, Sir, if you will only assist me to drive the
wretched Grenvilles, and my friend George Canning, out of the
Cabinet, in time to save the Empire front dismemberment (for it
Las been already degraded beyond even the ridicule of Poui di
Bolin), and to supply their places with Lord Lansdown (as his eyes
'must Now k opened to the real objects entertained by Popery), and
a lea others I can recommend. 1 will forgive you for all the jokes
you may be inclined to play off at my heretic writings until the day
of judgment.
I have the honour to be, Sir, faithfully, yours,
W. HARCOURT LEES.
London, England, 1825-01-06

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HUNTING APPOINTMENTS.

The York and Ainsty fox.hourds will meet to-morrow net
Skelton—at half-past ten.
The Earl of flarewood's fox-bounds to-morrow at Alwoodin
Gates—at ten.

The Cleveland fox-hounds to-morrow at Milton—at nine.
The Earl of Scarborough's fox-bounda to-morrow at Clayworth...
at half-past ten.

The Huldernews fox-hounds this day at Rise—at half-put ten.
The Earl of Darlington's for-hounds to-morrow at Thorp--at
hell-past ten ; and on Saturday at Newton House--at eleven.
Sir Jacob Astley's hounds to-morrow at Bawdeswell, and on
Monday at Houghton Hall—at half-past ten.
Mr. Templer's hounds on Saturday at Powderham—at ten.
Mr. King's hounds on Saturda at Ilendown, Woodley--st tes.
STEZrLE CHASE.—The Sweepstakes Steeple Chase, for 14
sovereigns each, between Messrs. B. Ramabottom, Cleaver. and
Gee, all members of the Farley Hunt, and riding their own homs,
took place on Tuesday. The pound was from Burnham Fields
near Windsor, to Mr. Clearers hunting-box at Hunt, one milt
from IVckingham. After going gently together through lifaidet.
head, Mr. Clearer lett the others, and took the road to Windit:
two miles, when he turned off to the right, perhaps three miles the
nearest route, but the roads were so watery and bad that he sat
beat by half an hour. Ili% opponents kept together on the Bodt
road to Hare Hatch, three miles from home, and took over tts
inclosures. They were In sight when within a mile of the hunting•
box, and Mr. Itainsbottom son the chase, by speed, on his famod
hunter Tumbler. The distance is about thirteen miles, ar.d it us
done within fifty minutes.

To RESTORE OLD PICTUIEs.--Besitles that combination
of hydrogen and oxygen which produces water, M. Thenar.l
has effected another, the result of which is a liquid. calla
oxygenated water, or per-oxide of hydrogen. There
some difficulty in procuring this substance, but when pr:-
cured it is found to be an admirable means of restoring o;,!
pictures, making the whites, in particular, perfectly fresh
and good-looking.—Chemist.
INEDRIATION.—When men are reduced to this degraffid
state by the inordinate use of fermented or other spirituous
liquors, they may he restored to comparative ease by ad-
ministering a tea-spoonful of spirits of hartshorn in a gifts
of water. Smelling the spirits dissipates the fumes arising
from the sam: cattse.

To MAKE GOOD Corn t OUT OP Ityx.—The rya is to
be well chancel, and dieis boiled till it is soft; but care is
to be taken that it does not burst. It is afterwards to be
dried in the sun, or i❑ an oven, and then burnt like coffer,
and when ground is fit for use. it may be infused and
boile,l in the usual wty; but if coffee equal to Mocha is
required, half of this powder mixed with half its weight
of real coffee, gives a beverage fit for the Grand Turk, or
to be served to the guests at the Catfe Hamblin of the
Palais Royale.--Chernist.