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The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1826-04-03

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KING'S THEATRE.
TOMORROW EVENING will be performed Rossini's Opera Seri's, In

Two Aets,'estitled '
rrx-rzo L'EREMITA.
The principal Characters by Mademoiselle Bonin'. Madame Caradorl,
Madame Casten', Signor Carlon!, Sit nor Detttrl, Signor Signor
Porto, and Signor Nl'mini.
Between the Acts a Dkertissement, VILLAGEOI9.
Aftyr the Opera, LE BAL GHAIIPETRE.
On THURSDAY NEXT a 011 AND IHASqI'ERADE.
On Saturday next the new Mythological Ballet of "Lu Naissanea de
' Venus."
Applications, ?sc. as usual.

DRIJItk-LAtietHEATRE.
TM* Evening, MONDAY, April A. will be performed the Opera of
ROB ROY 81.A(Y:It F.GOR.
Rob Roy, Mr, Wallach ; Francis Osbaldi.oone, Mr. Sinclair ; Bailie
Nicol Janie, Mt. Barley. Diana Vernon, 311 s. Stephen, Helen Mac-
gregor, West.

After w time) a new Grand Romantic Fairy Tale, el-died
OBERON ; air TUE CHARMED HORN.
Fiwiell—Oberon. bliss Yirttent ; Titania, Bliss Macdonald. French—The
Emperor Charlemagne, Mr. 0. Sod% ; Sir boon of Guyenne, Mr. Ben.
welt; Sberasmin, Mr. Browne; Sir Anhert, Me, T. Blanchard. Araldenv—
fhe Caliph or Bawled. Mr. Pole; the Prl Hat lialse,kon, Mr. Howell; Sadak,
Mr. Wetvder ; °mine. Mr. Mercer. The P. IncesAAmanda, Miss Smith-
spn ; Fatma, Mr.. C. Janet. Tnnkilus—The Sultan or Tunis, Mr.
Towage; Beluga, Mr. W. Bennett ; 114herman, Mr. 0. Smith.

COVENT-GARDEN THEATRE.
Tide Evening, MONDAY, April 3, will be performed the Tragedy of
MACBETH.
Macbeth, Mr. Wards Maeduff, 111 r. Cooper ; Lady Macbeth, Idles Lacy.
Tu conclude with the Extravaganza of
GIOVANNI IN LONDON.
Hon Giovanni, Madame Velar,* ; Leporello, Mr. Keeley.

ENGLISH OPERA-HOUSE.
MR. MATHEWS AT HOME
This livening, MONDAY, April I, with an entirely new Entertalament,
In Two Parts. founded on his Observations on Characters,
• Manners, and Peculiarities, entitled
MR. MATHEWS' INVITATIONS.
PAwr 111.—A Monopolylogue, to be called
THE CITY BARGE t
Seven Character, by Mr. Mathews.
DOOM open at Half past Seven (instead of Seven, u heretofore) ; the
Perf,wmance beginv al Eight precisely.
London, England, 1826-04-03

WATER.—The SELF-ACTIN(. PATENT
I H-
YDRAL'I,i(IENGINE raises Water 200 feet or more
above the level of the spring or river where It is applied. This
Engine is well adapted to supply mansion houses, gardens. foam.
tains, and farm.yards, upon elevated situations, as it produces a
constant stream. It is simple in its principle, and not liable to be
put out of order ; and the cost is moderate, compared with the usual
modes of procuring water.
Further particulars may be had of the Patentee, Mr. JAMES
EASTON, Civil Engineer, 2111, STRAND, London; where an
Engine is erected.
London, England, 1826-04-03

TO THE PUBLIC.
HAVING submitted to you, my " best" Friends,
agreeably to my usual custom, the Scheme, at length, of
the present Lottery, I feel it will be unnecessary for me to say more
than to express my grateful thanks for all past favours, and to
assure you, I have been most anxious in this, my Farewell Con.
tract, to retain and improve all the popular points of late Schemes,
and I regret to state,
This is the very last Lottery but one
That will ever be drawn in England.
I have the honour to be your devoted Servant,
4, Cornhill, and T. DISH, Contractor.
9. Chating.cross.
In the present Scheme, every Number is sure of being a Prize,
with Six Wand Capitals of Twenty Thousand Guineas each, &c.
6te. forming an aggregate of 337.7601. !

ALL IN ONE DAY, 3d of MAY.
Tickets and Shares are selling at BISH'S, the Contractor's
Offices, 11, Cornhill, and 9, Charing-cross, and by his Agents in
all tba principal Cities and Towns of the United Kingdom.
o ats*Luc K I—The tide of success continues to flow
uninterruptedly to BiPII'S Ofiicr—every drawing affords him the
gratification of announcing that a very large portion of all the
Prizes have been sold by him. In the Lottery just ended he shared
and sold several Capitals, including Two Prizes of 20.0001. each,
viz.:-
7,340 - Class A. a Prize of . . 20,0001.
10,004 Class 11, a Prize of - 20,01)01.
In the previous Lottery, which was all drawn 6th December last,
Bish sold Two of 30,000/.
And in the Lottery immediately preceding,
receding, drawn on the 10th Oc-
to last,
Utah sold Three of 20,0001.
And within the last Eleven Months.
Blab sold Five 30,0001. and Eleven 20,0001.
London, England, 1826-04-03

GROI'ND RENTS,
Amounting to 219/. 4s. per annum. well secured.
By Me. HOGGART,
At the Mart, on FRIDAY NEXT. at 12, in Three Lots,

- -
Lot 1. NET Improved GttOCND RENTS, amount-
ing to 90/. Ws. per annum, amply secured by, and
issuing out of. avaluable leasehold estate, holden for 62 years; con-
sisting of a substantial brick-built dwelling.house, the corner of
Whiskin and Meredith streets, St. John-street-road, Clerkenw ell ;
a brick-built dwelling house adjoining, on the south side of SVhis-
kio.street ; and eight brick-built dwelling houses adjoining, ou the
north-west side of Meredith-street ; original ground rent M. per ann.
Lot 2. Net improved Ground Rents, amounting to MI. 10s. per
annum, amply secured by, and issuing out of, a valuable leasehold
et tate, holden for the same term as lot 1; consisting of a substantial
brick-built dwelling house, the corner of 31eredith and Gloucester:
streets; and five houses adjoining, on the east side of Meredith-
street ; original ground rent 6/. per annum.
Lot 3. Net improved Ground Rents, amounting to 40/. per an-
num, ampky secured by, and issuing out of. a valuable leaitehold
estate, holden for the same term as tot 1; consisting of three sub-
stantial brick-built dwelling houses, situate on the east side of Me-
redith-street ; original mound rent 41. per annum.
May be viewed by permission of the respective tenants, and par-
ticalsts had of Mr. Selby, Solicitor, St. John-street-road ; as the
Mart: and of Mr. Hoggart, 62, Gldßroad-street, Royal Exchange.
London, England, 1826-04-03

• LEASEHOLD RESIDENCE,
With detached Counting-'
house and separate entrance, Finsbury-
place, with earlypoasession and Shares in the Golden-lne Brewery.
By Mr. HOOGAR
At the Mart, on FRIDAY NEXT, at 12, in 5 Lots, for the Be-
noit of the Creditors, under an Insolvent's Estate, who is since
_ deceased.

Lot I. A VALUABLE LEASEHOLD ESTATE, can-
priming an rceellent DWELLING-HOUSE, No.
•
211, Finsbury-place, Finsbury-square, containing servants' -attics,
5 good bed.reoms, dressing-room, a front drawing-room, 2 par.
lours. entranee.hall, 2 water-closets, kitchen, cellarage and domes-
tic offices, with paved yard leading to a capital countinghouse,
with separate entrance to Gross-street; holden for an unexpired
term of 30 years, at a pound rent of 111. es. W. per annum.
Lots 2 to 5. THIRTEEN FIFTY POUND SHARES in the
GOLDEN.LANE BREWERY.

.
The House may be viewed by eardit any day prior to the sale,
and particulars had on the premises ; of Messrs. Freshfield and Son,
Solicitors, New Bank-buildings; at the Mart; and of Mr. hog.
gart, 62, Old Broad-street, Royal Exchange.

IMPROVED RENT OF 521. ts. tkt. PER ANNUM.
By Mr. HOGGART.
At the Mart, on FRIDAY NEXT, at 12,
A NET IMPROVED RENT of 591. tis. Sd. per
11 annum, secured by and issuing out of a large coal yard,
with counting-house and premises. situate near the north-west end
of Lea-bridge, in the occupation of Mr. John Porter Leigh, on
Lease. fur about 15 years unexpired.
To be viewed by permission of the tenant, and particulars had of
Messrs. Robinson and Burrows, solicitors, Austin-friars; at the
Mart ; and of Mr. H oggart, Ohl Broad-street, Royal Exchange.

ANNUITY OF SIXTEEN POUNDS SEVEN 51111. LINGS
AND FOURPENCE, AMPLY SECURED,
By Mr. 110GOAR T.
At the Mart, on FRIDAY NEXT, at 12,
N ANNUITY of £IG 7s. 4d.. secured by, and issu-
I ing out of a desirable Estate near Plymouth, in the county
of Devon, for the Lite of a Gentleman aged 41, whose Life
is insurable. The Estate is holden on lease for ninety-nine years,
or three lives, of the ages of 411, 30, and 51.
Particulars may be had at the Mart, and of Mr. iloggart, 02,
Old Broad-street. Royal-Exchange.
London, England, 1826-04-03

HAND-IN-HAND FIRE OFFICE, No. 1, NEW
BUM:a-STREET. BLAO‘FHIARS, Maacu

Instituted 16,11;.
All Persona whose Insurances become due at Lady-day arc re-
quested to observe their receipts are now ready, and should be paid
within fifteen days from that period.
The Directors have determined that with certain exceptions. the
Premiums on Insurances effected with this Office, of the three oral
nary Ciesses, shall be reduced as follows, viz.:—
First Class . from le. to Is. Gd. per cent.
Second Class - from as. to 2s. lid. per cent.
Third Class . from Be. to 45. (kl. per cent.
BENJ. I:OUSE, Sec.
London, England, 1826-04-03

FURTHER PARTIC•JLARS.

The reports which hare been circulated respecting the age and
situation in life of Levard Gibbon Wakeflell. are very incorrect.
It has been said that he is upwards of 40. and thit he Is in indigent
circumstances; whereas he is only 30, and ha at present an income
of lima per annum, with an early prospect of its tieing increased to
3000/., and in the event of his two chiltren dying bcfore they attain
their respective majorities, 70,0001. will devolve to him. He is
represented as a very elegant and personable young man, intelligent
and well educated. His brother William. who is now in custody,
is much younger than himself. and equally prepossessing. Their
father is now a candidate for the fermentation of Reading. and
the,' are the nephews of a most respectable Chancery Barrister.
vn Thursday afternoon Mr.W.Wakelield arrived:by the Defiance
mach, at Rtockport, in custody of Barrett, the keeper of the New
Bailey; and, the following morning. about ten o'clock, he was con.
veyed before Mr. Legit. a; Disney, the Magistrate who had issued
the warrant, where Miss Turner and her father appeared and gave
evidence. The young lady gave a minute detail of all the facts,
pretty nearly as they have already appeared ; and Mr. Turner de-
posed to his having landed property, which will descend to his
daughter, and she is therefore his heir apparent. This latter testi.
crony was given with a view to bring the case within the statutes
which make the offence capital. The old gentleman was extremely
violent before the Magistrate, and culled the prisoner a villain ; to
which the latter made no answer, and only noticed the epithet by
' respectfully bowing. The Magistrate complimented him on the
propriety of his demeanour ;—to which he replied, that he hoped
he did not require to be taught how to behave himself as a gentle-
man.

Mr. Orimsditch, the solicitor, also gave evidence to disprove the
statement made by the Wakefields, that ha had advised that Miss
Turner should marry Edward Gibbon Wakefield, to nlicve her
father from his difficulties.

At the dose of the examination, Mr. Grimsditch said it would be
necessary to postpone the final hearing until the governess, from
whose house Miss Turner was taken at Liverpool, could attend.
Mr. Wakefield, on the other hand, pressed for his cue to be im-
mediately determined, in order that he might be admitted to bail
(if the charge was bailable); and Dr. Davis, a gentleman of high
respectability, residing in lilacelesfield, offered to become bail for
the accused to any amount. The Magistrate, however, declined
taking bail, and adjourned the further hearing of the case till
Monday, atiwo o'clock. Mr. Vakefield‘ was accordingly taken
back to Eitotiport ; and Mr. Harmer, who arrived by the mail just
after his return. visited him in the New Bailey.
The case excites the most lively interest throughout the counties
of Cheshire and Laneashire.—Coantry Purr.
London, England, 1826-04-03

MANSION-.IIOkISE-STREET, CITY,

Comprising the late llanking.house of Alessra. Sikes,' Wilkinson,
and Co.
By Mr. HOGOAIIT,
At the Mart, on FRIDAY, the 14th Inst., at 12, by order of the
Assignees. . .

AValuable LEA SE lIOL D P P.O PE IIT Y, consisting
of those capital Premises, situate No. 5, Mansion-House-
street, in the heart of the City of London, and embracing every
local advantage for conducting business of importance.
The Premises command an extensive Frontage, with spacious
Counting-houses and private Offices, and Dwelling-house Accom-
modations of eleven bed-rooms, drawing-room, dining-parlour,
kitchen, &c. with entensive eellerage in the basement; holden for
the remainder of a term, at a moderate rent.
May be viewed by cards, and !initiallers bad at the Mart ; of
Messrs. Spence and Desborough. Solicitors, No. 6, Size.lane ; of
Messrs. Long and Austin, Solicitors, Hoiboni-eourt, Gray's Inn ;
and of Mr. Doggett, 02, Old Broad.s:reet, Royal Exchange.

BERNERS-STREET, OXFORD-STREET.
Excellent Household Furniture, Grand Piano-forte, by Broad.
wood, elegant Bee-hive Lustres, pair of Globes, handsome
Bracket Clock, and Cellar of excellent Wines,
By Mr. HOGGART,
On the Premises, No. 17, on the east side of Berners-street, on
WEDNESDAY, April 26, and following day, at 12 o'Clock,
by direction of the Executors of the late John Campbell, Esq.,
Accountant-General of the Court of Chanoery,
THE Excellent HOUSE HOL 1) FURNITURE con-
sists of four-post and other Bedsteads, with Chintz pattern
Cotton Furnitures and Window Curtains, Feather' Beds, Mat.
'tresses, and suitable Betiding and Bed-chamber Furniture. Cheval
Glass. two capital Mahogany Wardrobes, Chests of Drawers,
Dressing Glasses, Turkey, Brussels, and Kidderminster Carpets,
brilliant plate Chimney Glasses, Mirror, two superbly elegant
Bee-hive Lustre'', Grecian anti other Lamps, Drawing-room suits
of elegant Chintz pattern Cotton French Window Curtains,
Couches anti Chairs, capital fine-toned Horizontal Grand Piano-
forte, by Broadwood, set of twelve Mahogany Dining Parlour
Chairs, in red morocco, excellentset of Mahogany Dining Tables,
Canl and Pembroke ditto, Pedestal Sideboard, a pair of large size
excellent Globes, handsome Bracket Clock, in Satin Wood inlaid
Case, Eight Day Dial, Floor-cloth, Fenders. Fire-irons, and
useful Kitchen requisites ; also a Cellar of excellent Wines, com-
prising about 130 dozen of Port, and about 40 dozen of Madeira,
Sherry, Claret, &c.
May be viewed one day previous to the Sale, and the IYines
tasted the morning of Sale. Catalogues had on the premises, and
of Mr. Hoggart, 62, Old Broad.street, Royal Exchange.
London, England, 1826-04-03

TO THE WORTHY AND INDEPENDENT LIVERY
OF LONDON.
GENTI.t3IEN, 4')11;, •
rNCOUTAGED by the flattering offers of sappoli
which I have received from a most numerous and respectable'
Body of the Livers, to became a Candidate foe the high honour of I
rc:no.enting the (its of London in Parliament at the Ensuing
C! ection, I take the liberty of respectfully announcing my Mien.
Gin of soliciting that dtatimmished trust, the important and ar.
duotin duties of which (should I attain the object of my ambition)
I pledge myself to discharge with tell for your it:onsets, with an
rnxious desire to promote the trade of the metropolis. and a deter-
mination to continue a faithful guardian of the corporate and mu-
nicipal rights of my fellow-citizens. .
lily political sentiments avoltnown 1 yield to no man in attach.
meet to our King and our glorious Consdtution ; as a member of
the Legislature, my conduct has been governed by a spirit of inde-
"evidence. and influenced by a sincere and anxious solicitude for
the prosperity of the commerce, agriculture, navigation, and menu.
factures of the British empire.
The active meaacres which have already been taken by other
Candidates for securing the Suffrages of the Livery, will, I hope,
afford a sufficient apology for my soliciting this early the favour of
your Vote and Interest at the approaching General Elections
The motives which induced me to announce publicly. in Sep-
tember last, my determ:nation of not proceeding to a Canvass until
the Dissolution of Parliament had taken place, have been, I hope,
duly anpreciated ; whether I may tind myself compelled to adopt
a different comae, must depend upon the twe:coding% which may be
pursued by other Candidates ; but 1 beg, in the meantime, to as.
sure you, that I shall avail myself of the earliest opportunity,
whenever the flt period shall arrive, of personally wileiting your
sic,mort, and of assuring yeti of the respect with which I hate the
honour to subscribe myself:. ,
6entkrnen, your ohelleat mid faithful 'arrant.
W 1 liLlAhl TaCINPAIMIL
Upper Thames-srreet, March 30, 1826.
London, England, 1826-04-03

HENRY'S CALCINED MAGNESIA continues to
be I with the moat scrupulous care and attention
31 errs. M . HOA S and W I LLIA 31 II EN KV, manufacturing
rhyming, Manchester. It is sold in bottles. price 2a. Pd., or with
Klass shippers at dr. nil. stamp included, with full directions for its
12 their various Agents in the Metropolis and throughout the
l'nit Kingdom ; but it cannot be genuine miles!' their naniesare
Cr graved on the Government stamp, which is fixed over the cork our
opoer of each bottle.
if most of the Venders of the Magnesia may be had. authenti-
(*.tell by a similar stamp, HENRY'S AROMATIC; SPIRIT of
V I NV/A R, the invention of Mt. HENRY, and the only genuine
Preparation of that article.
London, England, 1826-04-03

CABINET-MAKERS' SOCIETY.—CHEAP
CABINET and UPHOLSTERY, at the LONDON
REPOSITORY for the CABINET-MAKERS' SOCIETY,
being the only reel one now existing in London, No. 71, corner of
LEADEN(' A Lli-STREET, opposite Aldgate Pump. and which
has been established upwards of Six years. For Ready Money,
and no Abatement.

The Trustees and Committee respectfully inform the Nobility
and Gentry, that they still conduct the above Establishment fur
the Benefit of industrious and ingenious Mechanics ( who have large
families), 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.
ment to enable them to support their families, the number of whom
appear by the Books of the last Quarterly Meeting to be 148.
From the great patronage the Committee have received, they are
in hopes of increasing that number.
The following is a Specimen of the Low Prices asked ; all Goods
warranted:— a. d.
Five feet Mahogany Bedstead, four-post 4 10 0
Tent ditto . 1 6 0
Bordered Mattress to fit - 1 1 0
Mahogany Drawers with solid ends • 3 5 0
Eight Mahogany Chairs - 610 0
Mahogany Pembroke Table - . 2 0 0
Feather Bed, free from dust and smell,
from .C 2 12 0 so 8 ft (1
Drawing-roorn Sofa, from .C 3 50to 7 7 0
Sofa Bedstead 3 8 0
Mahogany liorse.Hair Sofa • 0 10 0 upwards
A quantity of Paper Hangings for Bed, Dining, and Drawing.
rooms, at nearly Half-prim The Trade will find it worth their
attention.
Houses Furnished at a few days' notice, and Apartments in a
few hours.—Goods packed free of expense except the matting.
Old Furniture taken in Exchange; Applaisements in Town and
Country: and Estates valued.

COMMITTEE.
T. Corder I I
J. Wilton J. Carter
T. Ilanler J. l'nett W. %Vaginas
THURNELL, Agent. J. HASLER Secretary.
London, England, 1826-04-03

1:NION HALL.

.......
On Saturday an interesting looking young woman, named Ana
Phi Mpg, was charged on anspicion of plundering her master, Mr.
Smith, of Hanover-place, Kent-mad.
The prisoner, it appeared, had only very reeemly come to bon-
don from a village near Portsmouth, and about a fortnight back
became an inmate of the prosecutor's house. Some poultry be-
ing missed from the premises, she said she had heard noises
in the night-dine, and had seen some thieves in the garden.
Her master observed, that if they repeated their visit she might
firs at them, as there was a loided gun in the house ; and
according to her statement she did fire, and wounded some man
who came into the garden ; in proof of which, she pointed out some
red marks, like spots of blood, in the path, which, on more minute
inspeetinn, proved to be drops of some liquid kept for cleaning fur-
niture, which fact the prisoner admitted to be true. She ally ae-
knowledge(' Meting become acquainted with a young man whb had
persuaded her to plunder her employer.
The prisoner cried bitterly inslte course of the examination.
Mr. Smith said, that be dhl not wish to press the charge, having
only missed a few trifling articles, and believing that the prisoner
had datmitted the offence under the influence of a vicious com-
panion.
A letter was then handed to the Magistrate from a respectable
tradesman, who knew the prisoner's parents, stating that they
would immediately receive their daughter again if his Worship
would be pleased to discharge her.
She was remanded until her friends should be apprised of her
situation.

THE RECENT ABDUCTION.
London, England, 1826-04-03

ALBION FIRE and LIFE INSURANCE COM-
PANY. NEW BRIDGE-STREET, 111LACEFEIARS,
Empowered by Act of Parliament. •
Capital—One AI il lion.
The Premiums of Fire Insurances efrected with this Company,
of the three ordinary Classes, have, with certain exceptions, been
reduced u follows :
In the first Class - to Is. Rd. per Cent.
In the second Class . to 21. rid. per Cent.
In the third Class . to As. fkl. per Cent.
F're Policies. the renewals of wbkh braille due at Lady-day,
will e.:pire, unless renewed wails Mem day. front that-period.
The Company continues to undertake Insurances on Lives, on
liberal terms. No charge is made on such Insurances, in the
way of admission fine, or sntrance money ; and a large Com-
mission is allowed to Solicitors, and others, by wbom such In-
surances we effected.
WARNER PHIPPS, Secretary.
London, England, 1826-04-03

MR. THOMAS WILKINSON'S CELLAR OF EXCEL
LENT AND CURIOUS WINES, SOUTHOATE, MID
DLES EX. By Mr. HOGGART,
At the Mart, on WEDNESDAY, 12th inst. at 12, by direction of
the Assignees, under the Commission of Bankruptcy, issued
agrinst Messrs, Sikes, Wilkinson, and Co.
HE entire and genuine STOCK of WINES of Mr.
'lliomas Wilkinson, consisting of about Four Hundred
Dozens of Wines of the most approved vintages and finest quality,
a portion selected from the cellars of the late AVestgarth Snaith,
Esq. comprising-
-170 dozens of Port
1;0 do. of Madeira
90 do. of Tenerlice
30 do. of Sherry
Of M... asey, Mountain, Chamitska, Claret, Hermitage, &c. 50
dozens.
The Ports have Seen from ten to twenty years in bottle. The
Shelties from 10 to 40 years, and the Msdeira and Hock very very old.
Samples may be obtained (by previous application) any day
prior to the sale of Mr. Hoggart, 62, Old Broad-street, Royal
Exchange, where catalogues may be had; catalogues also at the
Cherry Tree, Southgate; the King's Head, Enfield ; and at the Mast.

10 dozens of Hock

6 do. of Liqueur.
10 do. of Boccilos
London, England, 1826-04-03

THE BRITISH

nance are kept harnessed and ready to be transported
any point where they may be necessary. Their
'design was nothing less than to carry off the King,
and convey him to Aranjuez, where they intended to
compel him to sign a Deere* for the re-establishment of the
Inquisition, and for military commissions, and even to
force him to abdicate if circumstances should favour the
execution of the plot. They were to hire persons, who
were to collect between twelve and one, in the suburbs of
St. Francis, Avapies, and Barquillo, to call out " Vine la
Constitution!" and disperse themselves throughout the
eity. The royalist volunteers, Iron ells, were to appear
'in
arms, and assist, by every method in their power, in
increasing the disorder under the pretence of quelling the
rioters. This would have enabled them to massacre the
Liberals, as the projectors of this disturbance, and
to convey the KING to Aranjuez, under the colour
of securing the safety of his person. It was proposed
to continue the riot even after the litso's arrival there,
and then take advantage of the alarm which this would
have occasioned in his mind, in order to force him either
to abdicate or to sign the decrees to which we have alluded.
These plans were all discovered by RECACHO some days
before the return of the Court from the Pardo to Madrid;
and the day passed without any attempt being made. This
check, however, redoubled the rage of the ultramonlanes
against the police, one of whose agents was found mur-
dered in the suberbs of Avapies, pierced with daggers, and
mutilated in different parts of his body. A quarrel also
took place between some Swim of the French garrison and
some of the Spanish cavalry, in which three of the former
were seriously injured. It seems the French garrison in
Madrid is changed every two months.
We mentioned some time ago that Deputies had arrived
in Madrid from the Havanna!). There is now a rumour
in the Spanish capital, that the negotiation for the recogni-
tion of the independence of Cuba is nearly brought to a
favourable conclusion. The Queen of PORTUGAL has re-
cognised the Ileg...ncy in that kingdom, in consequence, it
is said, of the remonstrances of the Archbishop Dia BONNE.
The Nuncio was a day later in complimenting the Regent
than the other foreign Envoys. All acts of the Regency are
in the name of the Emperor Don PEDRO, and a vessel was
sent with despatches to him on the 12th ult. The late
KING was buried on the 15th. It is stated, in the Journal
des Debuts, that Sir W. a'Cotlar is opposed in his in-
fluence at Lisbon, by the envoys of France and Spain.
The French Papers talk of rumours of Spanish inter-
ference in l'ortugal, as if the Government of Spain could
interfere even in her own affairs to any purpose.
London, England, 1826-06-09

SIIIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

LIVERPOOL, WIDNISDAV. JUMS 7.

Arv4ved ,the Perseverance, Brawn, from Calcutta--sailed Jan. C.
Freyheit. Kerman, from Danttig.
The Omega, Barnes, cleared at Mobile, for Liverpool, 2lst April,
Mexico, Knight, cleared at Charleston, for Liverpool, 6th May.

FALMOUTIFL—Parsed by the Vlscount Exmouth, Riches, from Porton-
Prince, in 45 days : and Avon, Thorn, from Grenada. Arrived tba
the Pole tender, Lanedon, from Lisbon.—Wind variable.
Pkrmouru, Jtma 6.—Salled his Malady's slap Aurora, and the Dis-
patch naval transport, for Bermuda.—Wlnd W.S.W.
Portramoorn. Ju en 7.—Passed by the David Scott, Thornhill, from
Calcutta; nailed Dec. 11, and from Madras Jan. 10. Arrived the Resolus
lion, Gibor 14, from Youghal • Argo, —, from Dublin ; Calcutta, Molten,
from Stockholm, for Bengal. Sailed the Hope, Flint, for India; akl
Harmony, Bennet, for Newcastle.—Wind N.K.
DIAL, JUNE 7.—Arrlved the Isabella, —, from Demerara; Ham
—, from St.% incept's ; Kezia, Riddell. from Campeachy ; and Lowed-
toff schooner, from the westward. Sailed the Integrity, King, for St.
Lucia, Sandwich, Adlard, for Grenada; and Xenophon, Fleming, for
New York.—Wind N.E.

GaAVESIND, J 7.—Arrived the John Catto, Wllfiams, from Africa;
Demerara packet, Dew; Melville Watson, Purdie ; Ann, Furman—from
Jamaica; Amity, treason, from Sierra Leone; Happy Return, Carpi:.
from Guernsey; Elisabeth and Harriet, Greenhorn, from ditto; Hope,
Page, from Harlingen; Fame, Barfield, from ditto; Gowan, Ffstberly,
from Hamburgh; Astrea, Batton, from ditto; Sarah Ward. Moore, from
St. Vhicerit's ; Un'on, Tucker, from Lisbon; Ceres, Miller, from ilfga.
Seed the Gambia, Grove, fur Sierra Leone • George, Brook, fur Tobago.
Swears/4, MAY 3.—Arrived the Elizabeth, Longridge, from London
and Genoa; she was attacked by Greek pirates, in a calm, off the falsetto!
Zea, and robbod of every thing worth taking away, The Captain had on
board 130 Spankh dollars and some sovereigns, which they took, as we 1
as his and the mate's watches, together with sails, provisions, cordage.
&c. The Sultan, for London, sailed yesterday under convoy of his Ids-
jesty's hip Rose, together with the Elisabeth,Holmes, for Liverpool.
The Hottentot, Turnbull, from the Havannah, has arrived at Ctoustadt,
with damage, having grounded, sad thrown sixty-four bags of sugar over-
board.
London, England, 1826-06-09

PARTIES.

The Countess Verniers has Issued cards of invitation for a rout this
evening, at her house In Grosvenor-square.
The Goinite.s of Mansfield had a msalcal party yesterday evening, at
her house In Hanover-square.
Lord Barham entertained a distinguhhed party at dinner yesterday, at
his house in Cumberland-place.
The Right Hon. Charies Wynn enterttlned a large party at dinner yes-
terday, at his house, It'ititehaili place.
Hon. Mr. Plusgrave gave a grand dinner yesterday, at his house In
Holey-at reef.
T. lA'elpfli% Est. bad a dinner party yesterday, at his house In Gros-
senur-street.
London, England, 1826-06-09

THREE HUNDRED MI,VGIITY POUNDS PER

clear of the land-tax and drainage taxes, the whole of which are
borne by the respective tenants.
To be viewed by applying to Wm. Ilarrison, of Wolvey.hill.
Printed particulars, with plans, may be had at the George Inns,
Chatteris and Somershatn ; Griffin, March; Rose and Crown,
Wisbeach; Duke's Head, Lynn; Red Lion, Boston; Lamb,
Lly ; Hoop, Cambridge; Crown, St. Ives • Fountain, Hunting-
don ; of Messrs. %Wilson and Curtis, Solicitors, Upper George.
street. Portman-square; of Marrs. Bromley, Solicitors, Gray's
Inn-square; at the Auction Mart; and of Mr. L. Cooke, 69,
Great Russell.street, Bloomsbury-square.
London, England, 1826-06-09

EAST INDIA SHIPPING.

The David Scott, Thornhill. from Bengal, off Portsmouth , mallet from
Bengal Dec. I I. Saugar Dec. 72, Madras Jan. 17, the Cape March 13, aid
St. Helena April 2.
The Colombia. Chapman. from Bergs!, at Liverpool ; sailed from Ben-
gal Jan. IG, and the Cape March 23.
The Apollun, —, from the Mau:Bina. has arrived at Marseille..
ARRIVAL AT TUX 31.tontrivs.--The Maria, Thompson, from Jima.
Feb. 19.
Ore 11ENUAL.—The Claudine, Christie, from Landon, Feb. 3.
The Thomas theuville, Manning, was to sail for Loudon on the Ztb of
February.

ARRIVALS AT ST. HELISSA.—The Paling., Black. from the Mauritius.
and the City of Bordeaux, Alexander, front Rio Janeiro, 401
ARRIVAL AT SIINCIAL.—The Medina, Rijn; from New South Wales,
Jan 25.

ARRIVAL An* CRINA.—The Orient, White, from London and Slap-
pore, the latter end of January.
The Duke of York, arrived off the Wight, from Chloe, spoke, oa the
10th March, in hit. 27.1ung. A 9. the souatata Ora' btr..+Nrr, roe ,m ae*•"th.
She had viten a Isere ship, labial had hat foremast and bowsprit ; and
two others, one of which appeared to be under jury-masts, in 1014.52.
blowing hard.
Tbe Concordia, from Batavia to Antwerp, was spoken with 24th March,
In lat. 33. S. long. 31. E. going to the Cape, having lost foremast, bow-
sprit, maintopmast, quarter and stern hosts, nod hove 200 bags of coffee
Overboard in a heavy gale, by the Bombay, aarived from China.
The Claudine. from London, and the Afedina, brig•, from New South
Wales, have arrived at Bengal. The Orient, White, from London, has
arrived at China.
__

CA PR OP GOOD HOPI. 31%11C11 23.—The Harmony, Butler, MN totally
wrecked coming out of the Knyme, 18lb moat.
London, England, 1826-06-09

MR. DELAFONS' NEW WORK ON EXTRACTING
AND FIXING TEETH.
3nst puhliahed, with three Plates.
A DESCRIPTION of a NEW PATENT INSTRU-
/X !RENT*, EXTRACTING TEETH, and a PATENT
METHOD of FIXING ARTIFICIAL, TEETH.
By J. Moaned and Bon, 187, Pieesdilly t W. Sam. I, St.
James's.steeet ; and S. Highley, 174, Fleet-street, sad Webb-
welt, St. Thotoss's Hospital.

GENERAL ELECTION—REFORM OF PARLIAMENT.
This day is published. price Is. M.
QUBSTANCE of the SPEECH of JOHN C. HOB-
HOUSE. Esq.. M.P.. F.A.S., In the House of Commons,
.141 the 27th of Anril, 11126, on the motion of Lord John Russell for
a Reform of Psrliament.

Abe.
I. LETTERS to LORD JOHN RUSSELL upon his Notice
at a Motion for Reform. Second Edition,
2. The SPEF.CHES of LORD JOHN RUSSELL and
JOHN GEORGE LA NI STUN, M.P.. an REFORM.
3.. The LAST REIGN of the EMPEROR NAPOLEON.
fly John C. Hobhou.e, Esq. M.P. Third Edition. With a Pre-
fatory Address, in Reply to 31r. ()Word and the Quarterly Re-
view. 2 solemn, 245.

James Ridiway, 109, Piccadilly, and all Booksellers.

CORN AND CURRENCY-FOREIGN AGRICULTURE,

&c. &c.
This day is publi4hed, in Oro., price 4s. M.
CORN and CURRENCY, iti au Address to the
Landowners.
By Sir JAMES GRAHAM, Bart. of Netherby.
Also
I. REPORT on the TRADE in FOREIGN CORN, aid of
the AGRICULTURE of the NORTH of EUROPE. By Wm.
Esq. As ow:erg-LI to he prictet! by the House of Commons.
With an Appendix of Official Documents, Tables, Anragcs of
"tees, Stocks on Hand in the various Exporting Countries. Ship-
ments, &c.. &c. I volume octavo, Seeond Edition, Ba. Also,
2. LLE3IENTA RY PROPOSITIONS on the CUR-
RENCY. The Third Edition, with Additions, chewing their ap-
plication to the present times. By Henry Drummond.
3. CHEAP CORN BEST for FARMERS, proved in a Let-
ter addressed to George Rohm Sumner, Esq., M.P. fur Surrey-;
k.olie of ids Constituents.
.Jesees Ridgway, 16, Piccadilly, and all Booksellext.
London, England, 1826-06-09

LIFE IN INDIA.
Just published.,
QKETCHES ILLUSTRATIVE of LIFE In INDIA.
► No. I. containing Six Plates in folio, price 10s. Id. plain,
10s. coloured.

l'itoted for J. M. Richardron, 23, Corohill,
London, England, 1826-06-09

Also the TWO HUNDRED-ACRE FARM,

with the buildings thereupon, and upwards of 170 acres ofpro-
ductive land. exonerated from the land-tax. The whole In the
occupation of 11r. Wm. Cole, a responsible tenant, at a corn rent,
averaging upwards of
SIX HUNDRED POUNDS PER ANNUM.

These Farms possess the advantage of water conveyance to the
principal markets throughout an extensive tlistrict ; and the very
excellent road recently made from hlanco towards Slarch, skirting
the northern side of both the Estates, affords an opportunity for the
easy transit of the produce by land to markets heretofore accessible
only in particular seasons.
Printed particulars, with plans, may be had of Mr. Tomblesnn,
of Maneo, who will chew the Estates; and at the George Inns,
Chatteris and Snmersham ; Griffin, March; Rose and Crown,
Wisbeach ; Duke's Head, Lynn t Red Lion, Boston; Lamb,
Ely; Hoop, Cambridge; Crown, St. Ives; Fountain, Hunting.
don ; of Messrs. Wilson and Curtis, Solicitors. Upper George-
street, Portman-square; of Messrs. Bromley, Solicitors, Gray's
Inn-square; at the Auction Mart; and of Mr. L. Cooke, 69,
Great Russell-street, Bloomsbury-square. London.
London, England, 1826-06-09

FREEHOLD ESTATEi, ISLE OF ELY.

_ .....
Six hundred and seventy-fire acres in the hamlet of %Vimblington,
in the parish of Doddington. in th' county of Cambridge.
By Slr. COOKE.
At the George Inn, at Chatteris, on THURSDAY, the 15th of
June, 1328, at 3 o'clock in the afternoon, in Two Lots,
E Compact and Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE,
Land-tax redeemed, called

THE FIVE HUNDRED-ACRE FARM,
situate in the hamlet of Wimblington, in the parish of Dodding-
ton, near Chatteris, in the Isle of Ely and county of Cam-
bridge : consisting of two messuages, barns, stables, cattle.
sheds, and other convenient outbuildings, and .51:13 acres of fertile
land.
London, England, 1826-04-04

ir SMETHURST, at the OLD ESTABLISHED
• • CHEAP OIL and PATENT LAMP WAREHOUSE,
CAUTIONS the PUBLIC AGAINST DECEPTION.—A
Person in New Bond-street has placed the name, Mr. Smethurst,
in front of his shop, which may MISLEAD the Friends and Cus-
tomers of J. SMETHURST has no CONNEXION with
any OTHER SHOP but No. 1371. the Ninth House from Gros-
venor-lame, in NEW BONI) STREET. The only RETAII.
SHOP in London that Manufacture their own Patent Lamps FOR
EVERY PURPOSE where Light is required. J. S. solicits the
Public to view his SHOW ROOMS. where a Great Variety of
New Improved SHADOWLESS LAMPS. for Libraries, Draw.
ing and Dining Room TABLES, on a superior principle, which
has not been EQUALLED by any other person in London.
This Lamp is admired for its simplicity. brilliancy of light, and
WITHOUT SHADE, which gives light equal to sift candles, at
the expense of Id. per hoar, with genuine SPERMACETI OIL.
The Advertiser being an importer, sells at the lowest Price, for
ready Money. Also, his much.edmired Hydrostatic Moon
Larrips, SIM PLIFIED in TRIMMING, which has given so
much SATISFACTION. Sinumbra, French, Eng/lab. and every
description of Lamps may be purchased. Compare and judge for
yourselves. The principle of Ms improved Lamp, to he purchased
only as above, for which he has OBTAINED FIVE SEPA-
RATE PATENTS FROM 1118 MAJESTY, and begs most
respectfully to request the Nobility and Gentry that may have oc-
casion to purchase Grecian, Roman, or Chandelier Lamps, &c. to
view the largest Collection in London of the most elegant pat.
terns t he being determined that no person shall undersell him, if
the article% are of equal quality. Those persons who honour him
with their orders may rest assured of receiving general satisfaction.
Lamps LET OUT on Hire for Balls, Routs, &c.—Observe,
Smethurst deals in no other article but whet appertains to Lamps
and Oil.—_Cotton• and Glasses of every description. Lamps re-
paired.—No. 13S, New Bend-street, NINTH HOUSE from
Grosvenor.street.
London, England, 1826-04-04

LAW INTELLIGENCE.

INSOLVENT DEBTORS' COURT, APRIL 3.

lb s morning Mr. Commissioner Law presided, to adjudicate
opm petitions of insolvents, against whom no opposition had been
wowed : the opposed roses being ts- tiered to *tend over until Mon-
taav the 10:,, inst., and the cases of to-morrow (this day) will stand
adjowned for heating until Tuesday the 11th instant.
A CASE 1W GREAT HARDSHIP.
Philip stutter was heard on his petition to be discharged.
It appeared that, before the insolvent went to prison, he gave a
wa-ntnt of attorney to a creditor, who entred up his judgment
after the petitioner made his application to the Court for relief, and
thereupon possessed himself of even article of furniture allowed
by Ao.‘ of Parliament, commonly denominated " excepted
:wicks."
tl-. Commissioner taw said that this was a hard ease upon the
insolvei•t. hut the Cruet could afford him no relief, as the articles
ite'.tril did not come under the assignment made to the provisional
a‘sig,ice : but if that had been the case, the judgment might
hose been set aside.
The iii.civent's discharge was ordered to issue forthwith.
IN THE MATTER OF JOSEPH 11•001.CoM11—auLE FOR RE-

WIANIWATION.
fhts insolvent was before the ('ourt ahout eighteen months ago,
when he runs opposed by Mr. Pantile:, the coppersmith, and
asniltry creditor, and the Court remandedhim to prison for a eon-
,.iderahle period, for fraudulently contracting debts and making
j,VIV with property, Since the term of imprisonment expired, the
creditors have made additional discoveries, and thereupon applied
to the Court on affidavit, and obtained a rule absolute, citing
the •nsolyent to appear before the Court. and he further examined.
touching his estate and effects. The insolvent, it appeared, had
eluded he officer whose duty it was to serve the rule upon hint,
until lately, when by some error he was ordered to appear on
Saturday. on which day the Court did not sit. Mr. Heath, there-
fare. applied for a further enlargement.
Mr. COMiIIiSSIMWT LAW said that the only course was to com.
once de novo. but it was right to state that the insolvent was
ent'tled to but little indulgence.
It Ile enlarged.
T.te following petitioners were declared entitled to be discharged
forthwith, viz. :
J en Peter Bennett. of Great St. Helen's, merchant ; Thomas
Liord, of Beck-road, Islington. sheep palrarnan ; Wm:
of ,b Feld. cutler ; John Brickhill, of Gorton. near Manchester,
baker (litotes Ring, of Horselydown, lighterroan ; Thomas
Lane. of Cullum-street. beadenhall-market, coffee merchant;
Mary Ann )lumfeed (known as Mary Ann Bloomfield, as Jemitus
Bloomfield, and Mary Ann Sinclair) of Upper Thornhaogh.street.
*plover; James Smith, of Cavendish-square, postmaster; Henry
Bull. of lluston-fields, carpenter; James Raiment. uf Com.
wiereial.road, tailor; and Jonathan Ridgway, of (keat Dover.
street. engineer.
London, England, 1826-04-04

THE BRITISH PRESS.

viduals who could not attend the meeting, bot who *dad than.
selves to use their beat exertions in the cause. He hod only now
to thank them fur their good opinions anything he amid say far.
ther would be extraneous ; he must either deal in premises or pro.
fes%ions he therefore threw himself entirely Into their hands,
hoping that after the exertions which they had already mada—nay,
he was certain, he should not want their most active co.operations
in order to effect complete success. (Cheers.)
It wu then proposed that a subscription should be collected
but_

Mr. GALLOWAY thought it would be better to defer anything of
the kind until a general meeting should take place.
Thank, haring been voted to :he Chairman, that gentleman made
his acknowledgments, and the Meeting adjourned.
London, England, 1826-02-06

ANNUITY of 6001. MOST AMPLY SECURED,
By Mr. BOGGART,
At the Man, on WEDNESDAY, Feb. 22, at 12, by order of the
Executors of the late Thomas Foster, Esq. deceased,
AN ANNUITY of SIX HUNDRED POUNDS,
granted by a Noble Duke, and most undeniably secured upon
• spacious Leasehold 31ansion, with offices in his occupation,
situate in Upper Brook-street, Grosvenor-square, for the lives of
four persons of the respective ages of 17, 16. 12, and 11, and the
survivor subject to redemption on three months' notice, and pay-
nient of 6,3001.
Particulars may be bad of Mr. Williams, Solicitor, Red Lion-
square; of Mr. H. Williams, Solicitor, 10. Coptliall.court. Throg.
morson-street s at the Man ; and of Mr. Roggen, 62, Old Broad-
street, Royal Exchange.

ANNUITIES, REVERSIONS, LIFE POLICIES, AND
SHARES.
By Mr. HOG(. ART,
At the Mart, on WEDNESDAY, February 29, at 12. in several
Lois, by order of the Executors of the late Thomas Yam, Esq.
deccasM,
QUNDRY LIFE ANNUITIES, amounting together '
to about 8001., part secured and charged upon Freehold
Esteem, with Policies of Insurance, the Reversions of one Moiety
of 14,693 L, secured upon Estates in Wales sad at Brampton Ali-
bates, in the county of Hereford, payable as die demise of • lady
axed 67; also several Shares in the Metropolitan Law Society,
Provident Life Office, and Gloucester and Berkeley Canal.
Particulars may be had of Mr. WOW*, Solicitor, Red Lion.
square ;.of Mr. H. Williams, Solicitor, 10, Capthall-court, Throg.
woken-street; at the Man; and of Mr. Haggett, 62, (,)MBroad•
street, Royal Exchange.
London, England, 1826-02-06

WINDSOR (SUNDAY), FEB. 5.

Divine Service was performed this morning by the Rev.
Dr. Sumner, at the privatechapel in the Royal Lodge,
The King's stag-hounds will meet three times next
week, to afford those horses which have taken tickets an
opportunity of making up the days they may have lost
during the late severe frost. The hounds turn out on
Monday at Saßhin ; on Wednesday at leer Beath; and
on Friday at the Magpies on Hounslow Heath. If pre-
vented by the weather on any of the appointed days, they
will meet at the same place the following day.
ROYAL. Hi; ar.—On Friday morning a fine deer was
turned out at Slough, for the day's diversion, which the
King's staphonnds hunted upwards of two hours, during
which time the deer showed great sport, and was at last
taken, after an excellent chace, near Cranford.
London, England, 1826-02-06

SALES BY AUCTION.
OAK, ASH, ELM, SPANISH CHESTNUT, AND
SYCAMORE.
CAPITAL NAVAL AND OTHER TIMBER.
WEALD PARK, NEAR BRENTWOOD, EStiLX.
By Mr. HOGGART,
At the Mart, TO-MORROW, at 12, in Lots.
rrivo Hondred anti Sixty-seven capital OAK TIM-
-11 BER TREES, of superior meting., with their Lops and
Tops, now standing in ‘Veald Park and the adjoining Lands: in
the county of Essex, suitable for naval and other purposes, and
containing five hundred loads ; 117 Elms, containing about eighty
loads ; 163 Ash, containing about one hundred loads ; a Spanish
Chestnut and 7 Sycamore Trees • altogether one of the finest falls
of timber for the extent that has been offered to the public for some
yean ; surrounded by good roads, and convenient for water.car-
rlage, being within twelve miles of the river Thames.
The timber may he viewed on application to Mr. Paul, at Lang-
ton., near Weald Park, of whom Catalogues may he had ; also at
the Lion and Lamb. Brentwood ; Black Boy, Chelmsford ; Spread
Eagle, South Weald ; Red Lion, Coxty.green ; White art,
Ronitord ; Spread Eagle, Ingsteatone ; at the Mart ; and of Mr.
Meagan, 62, Old Broad.street.
London, England, 1826-02-06

JEWFJ.L V. DAY MAK.

This was a motion Mr an injunction to restrain the defendant,
John Dayman, from receiving the rents and administering the in-
solvent estate of the Rev. Charles !hymen—first, on account of
gross mismanagement ; and secondly, because the trustees had acted
contrary to the deed of trust. That the property had been wasted
appeared from the answer and statement of the defendant. In 1813
the amount of the estate was 23,0001., of which 10,000!. was as-
signed; in trust for the payment of an annuity of 5001. to the wife of
the said Charles Dayman ; the remainder, was to be appropriated
to discharging the debts on the estate, and it appeared at that time
that there would be a dividend of 13s. in the pound, as was affirmed
by the defendant himself. He has since convened into money part
of the estate, and admits that what remains is comparatively of
small value. No payment was made to the creditors till 1823.
when %v. in the pound were paid ; though it appeared that the
amount of the debts was really less than had been expected. In
the mean time the trustees had taketi good care of themselves ; and
' 31r. Pearce, who had acted ss solicitor for them, charges in one
year 800/. for professional expenses.
Mr. HEALD observed that the other creditors, contrary to the
allegations of the defendant, consented to the institution of this
suit, and as this took Mr. Sugden by surprise, it was agreed, attar
a good deal of squabbling, to let it stand over.
London, England, 1826-02-06

AMICABLE SOCIETY'S OFFICE, SERGEANT'S-.
IRV, FLIZT-STREET.
A OESERAL QUARTERLY COURT of the CORPO-
RATION of the ADICABLE SOCIETY fora Perpetual As.
mance Office, will be holden lithe Society's House, in Sergeant's
Imo. Fleet-street, on FRIDAY, tbslth day of February instant,
at One o'clock precisely.

JOHN PENSAM, Registrar.
London, England, 1826-02-06

QT. TIIONIAS'S HOSPITAL.—DR. LOCOCK-
I Physieian-Aettouebeur In the General Lyinytds Hospital.
sill begin his next COURSE of LECTURES on MIDWIFERY
end the DISEASES of WOMEN and CHILDREN, ea TUES-
DAY warning, Feb. 7th, at Eight o'clock.
For pardculara apply to Dr. Locock, GU, Bernematteet, sr at the
HoopiteL