biglam/hmd_newspapers huggingface dataset:
The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1826-07-25

S VUGGLING-GOVERNOR MAXWELL.

• The Leeward Island Papers told us about the move- I
merits of Governor Maxwell, to visit the different islands
comprehended in his governmetit, in which trip, it was
gcnerilly supposed, that his Excellency was fishing for
something more gratifying than mere inspection. From
Tortola the Governor proceeded to the Danish island of St.
Thomas, where the courteous Dane gave a dinner and a ball
in honour of his British visitor. This was all well. From
St. Thomas, Governor Maxwell proceeded to Santa Croix,
and from thence back to St Ki,tt's, the seat of his govern-
ment. Ile landed, but in carting up the baggage an un-
lucky package was jostled out of the cart just into the
fiNers of Searcher Randle, who having catcher' the
Rosehill, British property, was not likely to allow this
package to escape him, being foreign property. The cart
was stopped—the Governor's—a British Governor's bag-
gage was searched, and the following foreign articles, at-
tempted to be smuggled into his house by the Governor,
were fouled and seized, viz.:-
24 cases claret ; 3 cases champagne . • 14 pieces linen ; 2 crape
shawls ; 8 yards green silk ; 110 lb. black silk ; 4 boxes Eau de Co.
lucre; 1 dozen cherry brandy ; 12 hams; I chest tea, 13 lbs. ; 1
box containing 12 cheats of 2 lb. each; 2 boxes sausages; 2 baskets
oil ; 1 box prunes; 1 bag almonds ; 2 boxes raisins; 1 case maca-
roni ; 1 ease vermicelli ; 1 case olives ; 2 cases capers; 1 box sper-
maceti candles; 2 pieces calico. Value of horse and cart, included
in the seizure, 222 dollars.
• The Governor wished to get off by tendering the duties,
and the miserable subterfuge that the order permitting the
landing of his baggage, included all his stores. Mr. ißan-
dle, however, was not to be put off so, and the Governor
was ultimately compelled to give bond to abide by the de-
cision of the Lords of the Treasury, which we hope will
be, that both the goods Ind the Governor will be reexported
as foreigners. Our Free Trade Acts cut up the trade of
the mother-country, and the British merchant in the
mother country, sufficiently severely, without the Re-
presentatives of our Sovereign smuggling, for their own
private use, foreign commodities into our Colonial pos-
sessions under their control.—Glasgow Courier.

A man in Winchester, who keeps a huckster's shop,
which was always much resorted to by the soldiers sta-
tioned in our barracks, recently complained to the Com-
manding Officer of a pay-sergeant, who owed him about
ten shillings, which he faithfully promised to pay within
a 'leek; in consequence of which the poor fellow was
rrelY flogged and turned into the ranks.—Hampshire
J elteraph.
London, England, 1826-07-25

MEETINGS OF CREDITORS.

COUNTRY LlST.—[From the London Casette.]
ov 1111:18pAY
Cavenagh and Co.. Bath and Bristol, bankers, York House, Bath,
adj. last examination
Come, W. St. Ives, corn-merck., Crown, St. Ives, dividend 6
Eccles, R. Wakefield. merchant, Sessions-house, Wakefield, sp. MI II
Hudson, W. Einddersfield, Innkeeper, White Horse, Huaders.,wp. if.
Jones, J. Cheltenham, boot-maker, Mr. Goodwin**, Chan., ilth es II
Penlington, J. Liverpool, watch-maker, George, Liverpool. Ist ex
Selden and Elyntle, Liverpool, merchants, George, LiverpooLjolnt dir.
Wood*, IL Cambridge, builder, Eagle, Cambridge, Ist
London, England, 1826-07-25

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

• LIVERPOOL, SUNDAY, .11-LY 22.
Arrived the Catherine, Lyon, from New Orleans ; Wilhelmina,
&howler, from Danuic.

Nothing off.
The Union for Boston, and Omega, for Philadelphia. which
were on chore in the River yesterday evening, have been got off.
A letter from Beaman' of 22d inst., states several coasting yes-
*els to and front Ireland, put in there through stress of weather.
. Sailed yesserday the Pelger, Doting. for Hanshurgh ; Charlotte,
Gunche, for Stettin; Swallow, llF•Rane, for Elsinore; Antoinette,
Harkemer, for Antwerp; Franze, Itadmina, for Stettin; Theis,
Ilandsch, for Stettin; Medulla, Graham, for Halifax; Mentor,
Durnstrey, for Memel; Susannah,. Iloa, for •Gibraltar ; Maria,
Wickatedt, fur Elsinore ; Carl Johan, Bredeinarg, for Bremen ;
Ilaabet, Schroeder, for Dram; Magdelina, Marc, for Rostock.
Sailed this day the James, Neil, for Portsmouth, A.S.; Mon-
trose, Hartley, for Antigua; Ganges, Illitford. for Calcutta ;
Adriana, Darell, for Trinadad; Peruvian' Brustel, for New
York ; Marcus, Drew, for Baltimore ; and some others.
As the wind came round more to the westward, it is doubtful if
all got away.
London, England, 1826-05-17

TO IRONMONUERS. DARDWAREMEN, AND
OTHERS.

'II HE ASSIGNEES—of the Estate and Effects of
11 tiA3IIJEL PETER ROLLS, a Bankrupt, intend to offer'
for Sale, by Private Contract, during the present Month, the
Stock in Trade of the said Bankrupt, consisting of Ironmongery,
Jewellery, Silver Trinkets, Buttons, Pearl Uoods, Cutlery, and
Hardware, either In one Lot, or in Parts.
Any Person desirous of purchasing the same, or any part thereof,
may obtain further particulars, and an order to view the property,
on application to 31r. James Cooper. Accountant to the Estate,
Nu. I, Btead-street. or at our office. No. 10. Swithin's lane.
J. aid S. PEARCE PHILLIPS and BOLDER,
• Solicitors to the Estate.

RIVINGTONS* CATALOGUE of OLI) BOOKS,
--The Public are respectfully informed, that a SUPPLE.
MENT b just published, price 21.
'moo A few Copies remain of the Catalogue, printed in 1821, in
me thick volume, Bvo., price Irts. in boards.
148, tilased, near Somerset-!louse.

This day I. pnbliehed, 3 vole. post tiro., If. I tid. boards.
TIIOYNE WATER, a Tale. By the 011 ARA
I Family. Authors of Tales, coraptistag Crohoore of the
Bill-hook, the Fetches, and John Doe.
London : W. Bimpkin and R. Marshall, Stationers' Hall Court.

This day is published, price 6d.
lETTER to ROBERT IVILMOT HORTON, Esq.
.4 31. P. l'nder Secretary of State fir thr Colonial Department,
containing Strictures on s Pamphlet entitled " The Itiest India
Question practically considered.'
J. Ilsichard and Son, Piccadilly.

This day Is published, Bro. price 3a.
CONSIDERATIONS suggested by the REPORT
made to his Majesty under a Commission authorising the
Commissioners to make certain Inquiries respecting the COURT
of CHANCERY.
London : Printed for J. Reichard and Son, Piccadilly.

This day is published, a Fourih Edition, considerably enlarged
and improved, prim 7s.boards,
A TREATISE on the PHYSIOLOGY and
ri DIS-
EASES of the EAR, with the most approved modes of
Treatment.

By 1. BARR NON CURTIS. Esq. A mist to the King.
Tbsi t Edition contains much new and useful information
ow I.
b. Oicarbeea, Nervous Destbseire wCam of Pod
Dum
London, England, 1826-05-17

ROTA I. SOCIETY.

At the meeting on Thursday evening the Attorney-Ge-
neral and L. A. De La Chaumette, Esq. were admitted
into the Society.
A paper was read by Sir Everard Home, V.P.R.S. on
the production of pearls. It appeared from numerous in-
vestigations carried on, by examining oysters at different
stages, that the pearls are formed by successive deposits of
the same substance as that which is deposited to form the
lining of the shell, round the nucleus afforded by an ovum
which is blighted. A specimen was exhibited to the So-
ciety of a pearl sawn in half, and, by the aid of a lens,
the section presented concentric layers, and a very minute
hollow space in the centre, where the ovum had been si-
tuated, and subsequently absorbed.
The reading of another paper was commenced, on the
natural history of those marine animals which burrow in
the rand, &c., which is to be continued at the next meet-
ujg. The Society adjourned to the %St! of May.

CHANCERY PRACTICE.
London, England, 1826-05-17

THIS IS THE LAftT -LOTTERY THAT IS ILL EVER
BE DRAWN IN THIS KINGDOM!

r and J. SIVENVIUGHT, Joint Contractors for this
a/ • Plod Lottery, shared and sold in the Lottery just concluded.
No. 1.70, a Prize of 21,0001., and 'also No. 3,923, a Prize of
21 9901. _

'ln considering that the Lottery system has existed in this
country 150 years, and Is the only mode of adventure by which an
independent Fortune may be gained in a few (lays, for a very
trifling Rink,—that it is very productive to the Revenue, yet quite
voluntary en the part of the Public,—J. and J. Sivewright cannot
but feel regret at the determination of Government to abolish die
system ; but the Act of Parliament has passed for the expiration
of Lotteries forever, at the conclusion of the present Farewell
Scheme; which, in addition to all the approved attractions of late
years, contains, for the first and only time. in this or any other
country, the splendid novelty of
SIX THIRTY THOUSANDS, ALL IN ONE DAY!
From the demand already evinced, and the universal desire that
Probably will arise, to court Fortune for Thirty Thousand Pounds,
in this, hen but and only Lottery, It hi likely that Tickets and
Shares will be very scarce, and must be much higher in price, as
the drawing approaches. But J. and J. Sivearight being anxi;us
to give the Public timely notice to make their purchases, pledge
themselves that all who apply at their Offices in London, or to their
Agents in the Country, on or before
SATURDAY. 271 h THIS MONTH (Mal),
shall be supplied with Tickets and Shares at the present Prices ;
but on Monday, 29th this Month (May). the Price will be raised,
at the least, Twenty-four Shillings a Ticket, and proportionate fur
Shares. In this Scheme, eve, y Number is certain of being a Prize,
with SIX PRIZES OF 30,000,
&c. eke. forming the unequalled Sum of .£309,000 !
ALL IN ONE DAY. ifkh JULY,
When Lotteries for ever.
. .

Tickets and Sharett arc tel:inv by .1. and J. Stvewright, Joint
Contrattora. at their fortunate Olficea, No. 37, Uctruhill ; 11, Hol-
born ; :nod 38, Haymarket, London, where they sold
12.478, a Prize or £lO,OOO !

3,613. • Prize of .C:21,053 !
And in the vety last Lottery, drawn 3d this Month,
1,71gi, a Prize of 1:21.020
3,923, a Prize of .1.^21,000 !
nerildes other Capital* in late Lotterieq.
London, England, 1826-05-17

COVENT-GARDEN THEATRE.

This Evening, WEDRomanticNESDAY,
day
Fairy 17,
Owill
era be performed the Grand
ap
OBERON ; or, THE ELF-RING'Sof
OATH.
The principal Characters by Messrs. Brabant, Cooper, Keeley, C.
Bland, J. Isaacs, and Baker; Misses Paton, H. Caws.) Madame Veit-
tris, Mrs. Vining, and Mrs. Davenport.
To conclude with the Farce of
THREE DEEP; or, ALL ON THE WINO.
The principal Characters by Messrs. Jones, Farley, and Keeley; Misses
Henry, Jones, and Love; and Mrs. Davenport.

••• The Lottery now on Sale Is the Last that will ever he allowed in this
Kingdom. The price of Tickets and Shares will rise in a few days.
There are Six of 30,0001. All to be Drawn in One Day.

A CHANCE in the PROPRIETARY of this Paper having recently
taken place, it has been deemed necessary to announce this fact
to the public ; and to add, that in consequence of new arrange-
ments, such an accession of talent has been obtained, as must,
it is presumed, insure to this Journal a very considerable in-
crease of that patronage which it has hitherto enjoyed.
With regard to Politics, the object of the NEW PROPRIETORS
is constitutionally and consistently to support those liberal prin-
ciples which have hitherto influenced the conduct of his Ma-
jesty's Government. and which have tended so essentially to in-
crease the splendor of the British Empire.
The venerated Ecclesiastical Establishment of these Realms will,
at the same time, be firmly upheld in this Journal, and its inte-
rests strenuously advocated.
The NEW PROPRIETORS also pledge themselves, that the
Parliamentary, Legal, and Pollee Reports, shall be correct and
ample; the Literary Contributions classical and select; and its
Miscellaneous Intelligence early and authentic.

The BRITISH Pavia commenced pub)ishing yesterday rooming
at ties o'clock.

LONDON, WEDNESDAY, MAY 17, 1826.

Last night we received Paris Papers of Sunday ; no
Papers were published .in that metropolis on Whit-Mon-
day, it being held as a solemn fast.
It appears, from the discussion in the Chamber of De-
puties, on Saturday, that the French agriculturists are as
anxious as our own for protecting duties against the im-
portation of foreign corn.
[ From the Journal des Debats.]

The journey of the Lord High Commissioner of the lonian
Islands, and that of the Count of Capo d'lstria, must give rise to
many conjectures. The arrival of these two personages is wertalnly
not the result of chance; it n.uit have an object; time will
show it.
London, England, 1826-05-17

BILIOUS AND LIVER COMPLAINTS.

AS a mild and effectual Remedy for all those Disorders
which originate in a vitiated scion of the Liver and Biliary
Organs, namely Indigestion, Loss of Appetite, Head-ache, Heart-
burn, Flatulencies, Spasms, Costiveness, Affections of the Liver,
&c. &c. DIXON'S ANTI BILIOUS PILLS (which do not
contain Mercury in any shape) have met with more general ap-
proval than any other Medicine whatsoever. They unite every re-
commendation of mild operation with successful effect ; and require
no restraint or confinement whatever during their use. In tro-
pical climates, where the consequences of redundant and viti-
ated bile are so prevalent and alarming, they are an invaluable
and efficient protection. They are likewise peculiarly calculated to
correct disorders arising from excesses of the table, to restore the
tone of the stomach, and to remove most complaints occasioned by
irregularity of the bowels.
Sold in Boxes, at2s.9d.; 44.41.; his.; and 235, by Butler, Che-
mists, 4, Cheapaide, corner of St. Paul's, and M. Sackville-street.
Dublin; 73, Princes-street, Edinburg; Savory and Co. 135. New
Bond-street. and 23t), Regent street; and by the principal Me-
dicine Venders throughout the United Kingdom.
N.B.—The fat. Boxes heretofore sold are discontinued, and the
4s. Bd. substituted in their place, by which a considerable saving
will arise to the consumer.

PRICES OP FOREIGN STOCKS YESTERDAY.
Brazilian Hondo &Li 1 1 3 Ditto Aect. 141 1
Chinon Roads 40 if Onatlmala Bonds
Colombian Roods 40 1193 Ditto Scrip 30 dig
Ditto Bonds (1824) 423 121 1 1 1 Llettielin Bonds t 3
Ditto Acct. 424 1 3 2/ Ditto Ronde 1,1820) 624 3 n s 213
Dsolgh Ronda (1825) 341 1 I 1 4 1 Ditto Acct. 62/ 3 113 n 3
Ditto Acct. L4l Peruvian Ronda 32 I
French Rented L per Cent. 96f. 23c. Ditto Acct.
93f. 7Sc. 97f. Ituggion Hoods 76 511 1
Exchange 2of. 53c. 63c. 60c. Ditto Acct.
tircelt Roods )1b23) 14 353 i 141 Spanish Bondi 73 8
14 Ditto Acct. n
London, England, 1826-05-17

PIGEON SHOOTING.

..---.. _
The Red [louse Club had a grand day's sport yesterday, at their
enclosure at Battersea, consisting of matches and sweepstakes.
Two matches for 25 sore. each, between Messrs. Winslow and
Anderson, were won by the former. A match between Messrs.
Ross and Osbaldestone was won by the former. Sweepstakes of
10 sore. each were severally won by Messrs. Osbaldeetnne and
Ross. The Club meets again on Friday. On Saturday and
Tuesday next the match for 300 son. aside, between Capt. Ross
and Mr. Osbnidestone will be shot off; at 60 birds each, oh both
days. The betting is even.
London, England, 1826-05-17

CONTRACTS FOR COALS ANB CANDLES.
Cownrissuriat Deperimew, Tremor, Chambers,
eih Iff.-41.
QUCH Persons as arc desirous of contracting with the
0 Alert for Ceir.inissariat Supplies, to furnish for twelve
fivrn the Vith June next. such quantities of COALS and
tr.t 7. ',LES as may from time to time be required, for sundry
l'o•-vier end Stations in the undermentioned Counties and Islands,
ri•, receive Particatare of the Comrsete ma apply ing at tbis Office
;en the harried ten and four, and to the respective Barrack
fill.ters in the Islands of Guernsey, Jersey, and Alderney, and
deliver their Tenders at this °Men, as fllows, viz.
Tenders .Ccr supplying Cools, sealed up, lied marked " Tender
foe ("eats." anti: twelve o'ckelt on Wednesday, 3lst Ailey instant.
?enders foe guilt:ling Candles, sealed up, and marked " Ten.
din for Candles. until twelve o'clock on Friday, the 211
of
June nest ; but no Proposal. either for Cools or Candles, will
be notice 1, unless made on. or annesed to, a printed Particular,
and eh. peters irsero,t in words at length: nor unless a Letter be
subjoined to suet Proposal from two persona of known property,
engaging to become bound with the party tendering in the sum
expremod in the Particulars, for the de performance of the
C rtra-r.
Tenders to be made for the several counties, and separate Der-
ricks and Stations, as specified in the Particulars of Contracts.
COUNTIES, &e.
Hansa Pembroke
Isle of Man Suffolk
He of Wight Somerset
Kent Surrey
Lnecaster Sussex
Middlesex Warwick
Norfolk York
Northntr.berland North Britain
Northaniptod Islands of Guernsey,
N cuing I i sat Jersey, and Alderney.

I boat
Cornwall
CJ-nt-erisird
ron
pVlet
London, England, 1826-05-17

Wt L VANDER K LEFT takes leave respectfully to
anisounee to the Nobility, Gentry, and Public in general,
t:iat he has now completed the repairs or • most magnificent
SIODCL of Si. PETIAt'S CHURCH at Rome. the property of
a NObleman, which has been examined and approved by some of
the first Architects in the kingdom; the dimensions of which are
r ine feet nine Inches in length, three feet in breadth, and three feet
in height. It Is the only model in the world of such magnitude.
and known to be the joint production of several distinguished Popes.
This perfect specimen of Architecture will be found to be a correct
representation of the interior as wells, the exterior of St. Peter's.
The proprietor having kindly consented tr grant Mr. Kieft the ex-
clusive privilege of exhibiting this surprising production to the
pulsate for a short time. as u part remuneration for his arduous Is-
!sours, in the repair of it, he gladly embraces the opportunity thus
offered him of doing so. Amongst ether ankles of curiosity and
interest which he proposes submitting to inspection, will be found
various anatomical wax models of great beauty, which he has just
received from Genoa, and which he confidently recommends as
worthy the notice of the gentlemen of the faculty and men of
science, consisting of a male and female head and Coloasian ear,
io difficent stages of dissection, of an extraordinary and surprising'
nature, which, upon close and 'Monte examination, will be pro-
flounced the first specimens of the art in this kingdom ; together
with some very interesting models in waz wf the lase celebrated
Pere', to witch Mr. Kieft will have the satisfaction of adding
various productions of his own, and several items of vime and rink.
Tie whole to be viewed at his private hresse,ll2, thigh Holborn,
between the hours of 11 and 3. Admittance
London, England, 1826-05-17

THE FRANKLIN PATENT DUPLEX' STEAM
GENERATORS and STE.I3IO3IETERS.
This principle of generating Stettin is now in operation in Lon-
don, and is r complete substitute for boilers. The advantages of
ti•ir plan are, the great saving in expense of construction, in
weight and room ; that- the power of engines, both high and low
pressure. may be increased at pleasure, without the possibility of
dames? from explosion ; and that the same power may be pro-
d :rttl with less than one•half the fuel raw consumed.

T!e Patentee will grant exclusive Licenses for Counties, Towns,
R sera. Canals. or Manufactories. upon very reasonable tams; and
oil, in all cases, guarantee their suttees', or expect no remu-
reration. For further particulars apply, by letter or personally,
to the Patentee, J. APCurtly. 12, Cecil-street, Strand ; or to
J. W. Sowerby, Agent, 7, Blrchin-lane, London.
London, England, 1826-05-17

TO THE PUBLIC.
HAZARD AND CO.'S LAST ADDRESS.

AS Contractors, whose Establuihrn- inirslitTariy coeval
with the commencement of Lotteries, we respectfully take
leave of the Public with grateful acknowledgments for the patro-
nage we have experienced for more than a century ; and to remove
any doubts that may exist as to the serious attentidn of his Ma-
jesty's Government to give up Lotteries, we feel it incumbent on
us to stake the following declaration, viz.—that the present is
positively and inevitably the Last Lottery that will be allowed in
thi‘ Kingdom ; and we say this in the full acceptation of the word
`6 Last," without any reservation whatever.

AZARD and Co.
In order to render the Lest of Lotteries as brilliant as possible, we
have, as Contractors. jointly with our Coadjutors, formed &Scheme
containing

SIX PRIZES OF L 30,000!
All to be Drawn in One Day, the kith of July;
And we respectfully remind the Public, that in one Lottery we
sold ALL the 30.0001. Prizes. and within these few weeks,
THREE 20.000/. Prizes in One Day.
••• The price will be raised Twenty-four Shillings a Ticket,
(Shares in roportion) on Monday, 29th instant.
Royal Exchange (late, 26, Comhill ; and 324, Oxford-street,
end of Regent-street.
London, England, 1826-05-17

DAY, AT Trs.

Oayleard v. Min*
lit•rnaacoat sad vats
Alsla. rver
Mayhew v. Cht,erA;
Ashmore and orbs,
Exars. v. Bart
Wright Y. Brrta
Dne v. Miller

orley

Bailey v. Reaano:t

Souster r. Lord Lorry

Major-General Sir Nell Campbell, it is ernderstood, will be appo`na.
Colonel of the Royal African Colonial Corps, rite 3lalor-Gesertl is
Charles Turner, deceased.
Detachments belonging to the 50th, 71st, 82d, and 99th Regitseutr.
Infantry arrived In town on Mnnday,from Chatham, on route L. Y'1.411
reapvc•ive Iteelmenta and Depots.
Th.: hist (2d York We.t Riding) Regiment of Foot bas coeusentel
Aug!.lmitation Establishment.
Detachments belonging to the Cith and 94th Regiments ci laftry
marched yesterday morning from Westminster, for Plymouth.
Detachment, belonging to the 3d Dragoon CPuards, and the 15th lilt
sari, and the 77th and 99th Regiments of Foot, marched yesterday v.
log from Westminster for Bristol, on route to Ireland.
The Depot of the 23d Fuelleers arrived on the 12th inst. st Guernsey,
from Brecon.
A Detachment of the Slit Regiment of Infantry embarked on klct*
at Portsmouth, for Halifax.
London, England, 1826-05-17

COUNT OF KING'S

to v. Drake
Taylor v. Trott
Berridge v. Compton
Crew&on v. Cooplaud
Lesley v. Ratcliffe
Ford v. Hughes
Cole v. Blentowe
Oswin v. Turner
Peeket v. Gardiner
Aspinall v. Foster
Iffticoson v. Vl'onfor
Welch v. Willlantson
Carrington v. Bicknell

COURT OF

Denmark ♦. Townsend
Donnatty v. Crowder

,
and another ....
Jones T. Cottle and

another
--
Prentice •. Thwaltes
Doe v. Barton

Coster V. Page
Short r. Hankey and
another
Fiddle v. Herrleg

Walter v. Bramah I
London, England, 1826-05-17

!RA‘• EASTRY, NEAR SANDWICH AND WALMER.
Excellent Family House, with Gatdrn and Grounds ; '
the iVindraill, Thirteen Cottages and Gardens in the Village.
By Mr. HOGGA RT,
"ft• At the Mart, on TUESDAY, the 23d instant, at 12, in Eight
Lots,
Lot 1. A N excellent well-built FREEHOLD FAMILY:
Esq. CS- HOUSE, now in the occupation of Mr. Boys, coo:
tent, dining six bedrooms and dressing-rooms, dining and •droir.
ndia ing-rooms, kitchen and offices; walled garden, lawn, flower.gar.
den,le and shrubbery, with sufficient space for chaise-Iloilo and-
.stab.
Lot 2. TWO neat substantial brick-built COTTAGES, near:'
Lot 1, in the occupation of Miss Piddock and Mr. Branford. ;
IRT Lot t. TWO COTTAGES and GARDENS, in the occuba..
f - •
the Lion of Mn. Hunter, plumber, and Mr. Morris, tailor.
Lot 4. SIX brick and timber COTTAGES, yards. and pee-1
mises, in the occupation of James Standen, Widow Newport, and
others.
Lot S. A most substantial COTTAGE RESIDENCE, con-
med mining two parlours, three bed-rooms, garden and offices, in the
occupation of Mr. Henry Upton.
11S- Lot 6. TIIREE COTTAGES and GARDENS, occupied by
Brett and others.
es of Lot 7. A substantial well-built WINDMILL, in the occupation
of Mr. Garen.
• llion Lot 8. SIX ACRES of ARABLE LAND, in the occupation
sed.kof Mr. Kite.
To be vleired by leave of the respettiva arasairtiCk 115/I 'particulars
had of Messrs. Gregg and Remit, Solicitors, Skinners' Hall, Dow-
gate.hill; of Mr. Leith, Solicitor, Dal; at the Crown, Roches-
ter ; George, Sittingbourne ; Fountain, Canterbury; Bell, Sand-
wich; the Libnries at Ramsgate, Mitigate, and Broadstairst at
of the Mart; and of Mr. Doggett, 62, Old Broad-street, Roysl Ex-
. this change.
London, England, 1826-07-13

writing of Mr. Edward Wakefield ; some lettere in it were like
but the imitation was very clumsy.
Finally, Mr. Foss ER said he would not then deride wher,„,
should commit or not ; he would take until the tbllowing d.,
consider the point.
The case was therefore adjourned until Tuesday at 12 o'clock,
Owing to the respectable connexions of the prisoner, and to I
being extremely well known In touts, the examination racist
very strong interest, and the Court was emetics/ with respeemt.
tradesmen during the whole time. The prisoner in a vety gmeel
looking young man, apparently about 28 years of age. se.
peered quite at hie cam, and laughed a pod deal during thettZ.
examinations of *WIC of the witnesses.

IREL.42VD.

THE LIBERTY WEAVERS, DUBLIN.

About two hundred of these poor people, who hate Iv,
for some time past employed in repairing roads, Iwo&
yesterday morning at theWellingtonTestimosialk dkpati
in consequence-of having received notice that their tr3z,
would be reduced from Is. to 9el. per day. They hew,•
turd into a resolution not to work at this rate; but to
mpg body this fray, at 14 o'clock, and peso', a petition ,
the Committee at the Royal Exchange. We er.denetb,
thf.Preilliction of wages haw become necessary from-the L.
state of the subscription fund, and it is quite i rldeut, ti;
as the mea are einpkyed at labour which yids no retun
any fund from which that labour is to be paid for as
soon be exhausted. Many intelligent persons questiOrn
the propriety of employing in this way the money that a;
raised; and we must thine that the Committee wooldhr
done wiser if they hail kept' the weavers at their loon
The goals 'manufactured might have been sent to Engla;
and elsewhere, and sold by auction, and though there mil
have been same loss on them, it would tint hare been,
now, all loss; there would have been something rinsed
keep up die fund originally subscribed for their rilief,
IVliat is to- btcome of these unfortunate people when
fund is entirely exhausted i•—Freeman'," Jusraal.
London, England, 1826-07-13

SKINNERS' HALT.. JILT IL 11328.
TILE WORSHIPFUL COMPANY OF SKINNERS
hereby give Notice, that they are ready to grant reverel
loans of 200/. each, to young Frannen of the Company, for the
apace of Three Years, at Interest aria the rate of 21. per cent.
per annum, upon security to be approved of by the Master and
Irardeoa.

All Freemen applying for the Loans. must have served an ap-
mesticeahiroflleVrn rears to their trade or business, and must also
here been employed two years at the least as Journeymen, at
wages,.and must be liougeholders of good repute, and produce
proper testimonials of apprenticathip, and servitude, and of their
capability to give the required security.

GEO. GREGG, Clerk.
London, England, 1826-07-13

sibs
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PARTIES.
Donner Countess of Stamford entertained a %elect party yes-
terday evening at her house in Charles-street. Berkeley-square.
Mr. Macdonald and the Countess of Antrim entertained a dis-
tinguished patty at dinner yesterday at their house in Berkeley-

square.
The lion. Mr. Musgrave !tad a dinner party yesterday at his
house in Harley-street.
C. H. Tracey, Esq. entertained a large party at dinner yesterday
at his house in Dover-street.
MOVEMENTS.
The Duke and Duchess of Montrose and family have left town
for their seat in Scotland.
The Marquis and Marchioness of Downshire and family hare
arrived at Read's Hotel, Lower Grosvenor-street, from Ireland.
The lion. Mr. Eyre has left ditto, on a tour.
The Dowager Marchioness of Exeter left town yesterday for her
scat at Koe'nauipton.
The Dowager Marchioness of Londonderry has left her seat In
Hants for Chrlstcharch.
Emily, Marchioness of Londonderry, arrived in town yesterday
from her seat, North Cray, Kent.
• The Earl and Cousins of Jersey left town yesterdey for Brussels.
The Earl of Powis has left town for his seat, %Vallcot, Salop.
The Hon. Mr. and Mrs. Bridgeman and family left town yester-
daLfor their seat in Nous.
The Bishop of Salisbury and family have left town for the Palace,

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Salisbury.
Sir William and Lady Jane Houston left town yesterday for

Paris.
T. D. Gordon, Esq. left town yesterday for his seat, Letton,
Norfolk.
J. Fußarton. Esq left town yesterday for Scotland.
Captain Knolls has arrived at Fenton 's New Hotcl,St. James's.
street, from a war. Departures:—A. F. Nunes, Esq. for his seat
in Hants ; Atkinson, Esq. for Bath.
Arrivals at the St. Petcrsburgh Hotel, Dover-street :—The Duke
tie Montebelto awl suite, front Cambridge ; Le Comte Camille
Nlontalivet, 'from do.; Prosper Duren:ler, fro:A do.; MM. T. F.
Thayer and W. D. Thayer, from do.; General Cauchy, from Paris ;
W. Benticnk, Esq. from India ; W. 11. Swecthing, Esq. from Ox-
ford; Joh,' Vauderven, Esq., Mrs. Vauderven, and family, fr m
India t Miss Pll3ool', Miss Dure, and Mrs. Turner, from Brussel..
Arrivals at Batt's Hotel, Dovcr.street :—J. Rankin, Esq. from
Cheltenham, and H. Lawrence, Esq. Departures :-,-Colonel and
Mrs. L. P. Jones and family, for Paris; Major and Mrs. Symons
for Plympton ; Colonel Clark for Scotland ; Mrs. ()gab), fur
do.; Saulter, Esq. for Devonshire; and Earl Liantore for

_ .
Berkshire.
Arrivals at the Burlington Hotel, Cld Burlington and Cork-
streets:—Sir Jenison Gordon and Mr. Hammond, from Lincoln-
shire; James Sparkes. Esq. from Richmond. Departures .—Cap.
lain Conyingliam for Scotland ; W. G. Coesvelt, Esq. for do.; 11.
Bennie, Esq. fur Portsmouth ; •. Knox, Esq. on a tour.
London, England, 1826-07-13

WINDSOR, JULY 12.

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Yesterday his Majesty and suite took an airing in three
carriages. The King proceeded from the Royal Lodge to
Windsor Castle, where Mr. Wyatville, the architect, was in
waiting to atuni the King, who proceeded over the prin-
cipal apartments, which are in the most forward etate, and
returned about five o'clock, up the Long Walk to the Royal

Lodge.
This afternoon, about two o'clock, the King left his
Royal Lodge in Windsor Park, attended by his suite, in
two carriages and four, with a number of outriders, and
escorted by a detachment of the Royal Horse Guards.
The Lord Steward of the Household rode in the first
carriage with the King. The Lord in Waiting and
Sir Andrew Barnard, Groom in Waiting, followed
in the second carriage. The Royal cavalcade proceeded
through the Long Walk and the town of Windsor, whe►e
great numbers were assembled, and through the gate, by
St. George's Chapel, to a private entrance to the Castle, the
carriages not being able to approach to the grand entrance,
in consequence of the preparations making there for erect-
ing a large portico.
llis Majesty arrived about half-past two o'clock. The
King immediately proceeded to hold a Privy Council,
which was attended by the First Lord of the Treasury,
the Lord Privy Seal, the Secretary of State for the Colo-
nial Department, the President of the Board of Control,
the Treasurer of the lit usehold, and the Judge Advocate.
His Majesty gave audiences to the Earl of Liverpool, Earl
Bathurst, and Mr. Wynn.• Earl Bathurst officiated, in the
absence of the Earl of Harrowby, as Lord President of the
Council. Mr. Buller attended as Clerk of the Council.
The Council broke up about half-past three o'clock.
Soon after four o'clock. the King, attended by his suite,
returned to the Royal Lodge.
The Earl of Liverpool arrived at Windsor from Coombe
Wood ; Mr. Wynn came from the seat of Lord Grenville,
at Dropmore.
After the breaking up of the Council, the Ministers who
had attended it partook of a dejeune which had been pre-
pared and sent from t!.e Royal Lodge.
London, England, 1826-07-13

ROTTERDAM STEAM' PACKETS.—The Public
are respectfully informed., the
KING OF THE NETHERLANDS, Capt. JOHN SLATICI.
QUEEN OF THE NET H ERICA NDS, Capt. Jona PEaasaN,
,Depart regularly every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY from
of the Custdm-house, at Eight o'clock in the Morning, for the
conveyance M. Passengers,-Carriages, and Luggage, to Rotterdam.
Travellers will be pleased to take notice, Obit by these Vessels
provisions of the best description arc provided for Own), which, to-
gether with pergdisites to Stewards, and every expense, are in-
eluded in the amount of the Fares. _ .

In consequence of the increased power given to the Engines of
the Queen of the Netherlands. that Vessel has mule the passage
from Rotterdam to London in the short space of 23 hours.
For further particulars, application to be made to the General
Packet Office,-;;ZA Stiand ; aml.for securing Dettlis., to
•N. Ir, IS VMONDS, Agent, 7, Ceettent. Mined!".

NEW VOCAL music.—eaLcur ED MELODIES,
with Symphonies and Accompaniments, imposed by J. B.
Cramer, the words by [lorry Stoe Van Dyk, 12s.
" My dulcet Lute." Song, by Barnett, 2s.
" it hat is Love r' ditto; 2..
" flood Bye," Canzonet, composed by Aspull. la. &I.
NEV PIANOFORTE All SIC.
Weber's brilliant Variations on a Romance by Mehul, 3s. 6d.
Cramer's New Concerto, Op. 70, Os., with Accompaniments,
14s.

Ditto's brilliant Rondo, Op. 72, 49.
Ditto's Capriccio on the Round in the Open Tarrare, 31. 64.
Kalkbrenner's Introduction and Romlino on Povero Calpigi,
from ditto, 3•.
Ditto's " Les horn vieux terns," Air Variee. 34.64.
hloacheles " La petite babillarde," brilliant Rondo, Op.
66, 3a.
Ditto's Impromptu, Op. 62, 2s. 6d.
Pixie' brilliant Varistions on Robin Adair. Cs. 6d.
Ditto's l'ilelange on favourite Airs from Faumit., 4s.
J. B. Granter, Addison, and Beale, Music Publisher', &e. 201,
Regem-steret.
London, England, 1826-07-13

DEVONSH I ttE.

flO be SOLD by PRIVATE CONTRACT, a very
desirable and compact FREEtIOLD ESTATE, situate in
a convenient anti picturesque part of the county, within one mile of
an excellent market town, fourteen miles front Exeter, and eight
miles from Sidmouth. The property consists of a commodious
family house, tit for the immediate reception of a gentleman's
family, with gardens, yards, coach-house, stabling, and all con-
venient offices ; also a lawn of pasture ground in front of the how,
containing twenty acres, or thereabouts, and bounded by the rffe
Otter. A farm-house, and adjoining out-buildings, at a con-
venient distance from the mansion, and 180 acres, or thereabouts,
of excellent land, which may be immediately let on lease to a re-
spectable tenant, who now rents the same. The whole Estate
comprises 200 acres, or thereabouts- The Furniture, which in of
a plain and useful description, may be taken at a valuation, and a
considerable portion of the purchase money may remain on most.
gage of the estate, if desired.
For further particulars apply to Mr. Townsend, Solicitor, 110
niton, Devon ; or to Messrs. Robinson and Son, Solicitors, 26-
I Essex-street, Strand.
London, England, 1826-05-19

MOVEMENTS.

The Doke of Redford has left town for Woburn Abbey.
The Married' and Marchioness of boomtown arrived In town yesterday,
from their seat at Richmond.

The Earl and Countess of Surrey and family arrived, on Wedneuday
evening, at Norfolk House, St. Jameieu.square, from their meat, Worksop
Manor, Herb.. _
_ _

Lord and Lady Mpg arrived In town yesterday, from their seat, Ock.
ham, Surrey.
Ste Alexander Hope, Bart. left town yestarday, for his seat, Bedding.
ton, N.B.

iohn Duncan, Esq. left Miller's Hotel, Jeresyn-street, yesterday, for
Oxford.

Arrivals at Fenton'. New Rotel, St. James's-street :—John Whitmore,
Esq. M.P. and Mrs. Whitmore and family. Departure S. Jarred, Esq.
for Oxford.

Arrival at the Pulteney Hotel, Albemarle.streeC—P. B. Magoni, Esq.
from Pads. Departures ..—Richard Walker, Esq. and Mn. Walker, for
their seat, Mitchell-grove, Susan ;.Captsdn Caldwell, R.N. for Plymouth.
Arrivals at the St. James's Hotel, Jermyn-street :—Colonel and Mr..
Stapleton, from Berks ; the Rev. R. Gurney, from a tour; P. P. Aclaud,
E.g. from his seat In Devonshire. Departures :—Mr. and Mrs. George
Vernon, for Brighton.
Arrivals at the Burlington Hotel, Old Burlington and Cork streets:—
--.Creisvelt, Esq from his seat In Essex; Captain If Ildmay, R.N. De-
parture.,:—The Marquis and klarchionese of Ormond, fur Kilkenny
Castle, Ireland.
Arrivals at the Brunswick Hotel (late Blake's;, Jermyn-street:—The
Earl of Clanwilllam, from Berlin ; Captain and Mrs. Beauchamp Proctor
and the Mimes Beauchamp, from Norfolk 1 Mr. and Mrs. Dunlop, Roo •
tour, Edward Protheroe. Esq. from Herts. Departures : —Thik Ear/ of
Unlearns and Lord Lindsay, far Lancashire.
London, England, 1826-05-19

MAGNIFICENT NOVELTY OF SIX THIRTY
THOUSANDS!

From the present great demand, and th general desire to have a
farewell venture for 30,0001. before the Wheel of Fortune closes for
ever, the price of Tickets and Shares must rise considerably ; yet
CA RRI H.L pledges himself to the Public, that all who apply at
clam of his Offices in Lor.don. or to either of his Agents, before
SATURDAY, 27th THIS MONTH (MAY),
shall be supplied at the present Price; but on Monday, 29th This
Illontb (May), the Price will certainly be increased Twenty-four
Shillings a Ticket, at the least, and Shares in proportion. The
Scheme contains

SIX PRIZES of THIRTY THOUSAND POUNDS. he. i.e.
With Every Ticket a Prize! forming an aggregate exceeding
Three Hundred and Eighty Thousand Pounds!
ALL IN ONE DAY, 18th JULY. when
LOTTERIES END FOR EVER.

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Tickets and Shares are now on• Sale by CA KROLL (Joint.
Contractor), at his fortunate Offices, No. 19, Cornhill ; 7, Char-
ing-crois ; and 2(1, Oxford-street, London ; where he sold, within
a short period,
4 Prizes of E 30,000 I 4 Prises .of £20.0001
And other Canasta in former Lotteries exceeding
A 3IILLION sTERLING
London, England, 1826-05-19

TO THE PUBLIC.
HAZARD AND CO.'S LAST ADDRESS.

Contractors, whose Establishment isnet;riy coeval
jl`with the commencement of Lotteries, we respectfully take
leave of the Public with grateful acknowledgments for the patro-
nage we have experienced for more than a century ; and to remove
any doubts that may exist as to the serious intention of Ms Ma-
jesty's Government to give up Lotteries, we feel it Incumbent on
us to make the following declaration, viz.—that the present is
positively and inevitably the Last Lottery that will be -Ilowed in
this Kingdom . • and we say this in the full acceptation cf t to word
" Last," without any reservation whatever.
Hl7l RD and Co.

In order to render the Lau of Lotteries u brilliant y„- ele, we
hare. a. Contractors, jointly with our Coadjutors, formed &Scheme
containing
gIX PRIZEg OF 0,000!.0

All to he Drawn in One Day. the 18th of July •
And we respectfully remind the Public. that in one July
we
enkl ALL the 341.000/. Prizes, and within there few weeks,

Ttt REE 20.0001. Prises in One my.
•0 'l4ne price will be tais,e,l Twents-fur ehillings a Ticket,
(Shares in proportion) on Monday, 29th instant.
Royal Exchange Gate, 26, Cornhill ; and 321, Oxfotd-etreet,
end of Regent-street.

ALL LOTTERIES END FOR EVER ON THE 18TH OF

JULY.

CARROLL. Contractor, solicits public attention to this
Farewell Lottery, being by Act of Parliament the very Last
that will ever be submitted.

In forming the Scheme, the Contractors have been studious to
render It in every re.mect worthy of general approbation. They
have introduced. for the First and bast and only time in the annals
of Lotteries. the
London, England, 1826-05-19

BALES BY AUCTION.

TO NOBLEMEN, HENTIJEM EN, NURSERYMEN.
CONFECTIONERS. FRUITERERS. MARKET HAR-
DENERS, BUILDERS. AND OTHERS.
By Mr. ROBINS,
(Of Warwick House. Reheat-streeth
At the Mansion. Highbury Howie, Highbury, lelingtee. gs
MONDAY NEXT. at 11, by order of the Proprietor.
ACapital STEAM-BOILER of Six-Hoare Power, and
Apparatus for Heating the Hot Houses. shoat THREE
TV( choice -TlNfi and SOCCER.
of peculiar tarts, in
healthy Orange
the - until
of
London, England, 1826-05-19

By Mr. ROBINS.,
(Of Warwick-house, Regent-street).

At Garraway's Coffee.house. 'Change-alley, Cornhill, on THURS.
DAY, June 8, at 12,
ADESIRABLE and COMPACT FREEHOLD ES-
TATE, LAND-TAX REDEEMED.
Comprising an excellent FAMILY HOUSE, seated on a
beautiful lawn, with delightful pleasure grounds, ornarnentid by
thriving evergreens and shrubs, planned and adapted for the ac-
commodation of a family of respectability, with handsome enter-
taining apartments, principal and secondary bedchambers and
servants' rooms ; an excellent range of domestic offices ; capital
cellars for wine, beer, ale, &c.; laundry, brew.house adjoining
wood.bouse, &c. . • coach-houses for four carriages, four-stall stable,
open stable and loft over ; productive kltchen.garden, well
planted, and part walled, tool-house, &c.
A convenient FARM HOUSE, garden and orchard; large
yard, with barns, stables, cattle-sheds, mill-house and ; re.
quisite outbuildings, pond of water a neat cottage, with garden
and orchards, and sundry enclosures of capital meadow, arable,
and beautiful wood land, with delightful walks and drives. The
whole containing upwards of
TWO HUNDRED AND TWENTY-SEVEN ACRES,
in excellent cultivation, divided by thriving hedges, in a ring-
fence ; and altogether worthy the attention of a gentleman fond of
agricultural pursuits ; situate about two miles from 'Beaconsfield,
three from Amersham, seven from High Wycombe, ten from Ux•
bridge, and twenty•five from London.
To be viewed by tickets. Particufare may be had on ths pre.
mime; and at the Saracen's Head, Beaconsfield t Red Lion, Wy-
combe; Crown, Amersham; White Horse, Uxbridge; Essex
Arms, Watford ; of Messrs. Green, Pemberton, and
licitors, Salisbury-square, Fleet-street; Messes. Hall
and Sewell, Sollators, Salters'-hall, Cannon.stro
way's; and of Mr. Rob nor, No. 17d, Itegent.atreet,
may be bad and a plan of the estate seen.

I. So-
London, England, 1826-05-19

Pa Contra and Co.

- --...--.
James Lucas- - 6 0
A Collection at a Ladies" _ _

nehnnl at Kensington 1 1
C. V. K. - 2 0
Charles Hateasett 10 0
iilrs. Ikatabses . 11 II
John dad - 411/ 100
er Herries and Ow
Mrs. Crackford - IS I
W. 14. 11 1
H. L. . I I
Wm. Parkinson

. i i

L. B.
The Earl of Harcourt

i o
50 0

Per :Worland and Co.

N. 1-1:(;lenlenITio;1-Rari
House 2 2
Per Hopkinson and Co.
J. B. 1 1
Per Cocks and Co.

Rev. i.Tii;tlerrayte-- 5 0
Pet Bouverte and Co.
Rev. John Moues 3 01
Per Martin, Call, and Co.
Rev. John Batty . 1 1
K. K. 2 0
J. P. Boileau, jun. 5 0
Per Spooner and Co.
Rev. B. Edwards, of
Achill, Norfolk . 20 0
Per Sir Claude Scott and Co. '
Miu Leigh 5 0
Miss Erma Leycester 0 10
F. D. 1 0
IVm. King, 33, Upper
Baker-street . 5 b
M. C. 1 0
H. C. 1 0
S. C. 1 0
31eurs. Thrupp's Work.
men, second contribution 1 12
Miss Moulaey, Upper
Baker-street . 10 0
M. A. 31. 1 0
A Lady 2 2
Per Praed and Co.
Mrs. M. A. Ohrimes 8 0
James lance . 1 1
George Wakeman 1 0
Per Lubbock and Co.
Rev. William Dalby, of
Warminster - 1 1

The following Litt was

Thursday, the
Per Barnard and Co.
North, Son, and Kent £lO 10
llop and Grace . 10 10
Cainey and Stephenson 10 10
I'. F. W. Griffith . 21 0
Isaac Levi and Co. - 10 0
Child's Saving, at his
own request 0 6
John Bell - 21
At Curtis and Co.'s
George Carroll - 20 0
James Birch Sharp Frog.
more, Ricktnaosworth,
Berta 5 5
llinchliffi Green, and Co. 10 10
Samuel George - 10 0
Collingridge and CO. 21 0
Rev. W. J. Aislabie S 3
At Whitmore and Co.'a
W. Bryan SO 0
At Barnett and Co.'s
Row, Sons, and Co. 10 10
J. V. Taylor, and Co. 50 0
Oxenford and Allcock 10 10

Francis Newbcrty
A Lady, 11. C.
William Hammond

-1-0
1 0
10 10

R. M.

i i)

is 6
2 10

Charles Wilmot - 20 -0,
At Curries and Co.'s.
Mrs. Railton - 2 0
Clementson, Robinson,
and Co. - 10 10
Luke W. Watford . 10 10
Robert Edmonds - 5 0
J. and J. H. Rankin
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.. -..-. . ____...... .. ....
and Co. _ 20 0 I lialOrSir .A. Brice 5 5
Mr.. Smith - 10 0 Gen. Sir Hen. %Verde 10 0
-
C. y. 1 01 A grateful Tribute for
Right Hon. Chu. Grant 50 0 unmerited Mercies 1 0
Mrs. Taker - 1 1 Dowager Lady Selsey 20 0
Miss Tayler - 1 1 , Lord Henley - 21 0
Wm. Tuyler - 1 1 Dean and Chapter of
Edward Tayler - 5 5 Westminster - 100 0
Sir C. J. Smith, Bart. 10 0 Hon. and Rev. Richard
Rev. H. Raikes - 6 0 Begot 5 0
John 11. Pelly . 50 0 Dr. F. W. Blomberg 10 10
J. G. Wilford - 10 0 Spencer Percevet 10 10
(1. B. - 010 Marquis of Anglesey 100 0
Subscriptions received by the Bankers in Town end Country,
and at the City of London Tavern, where the Committee meet
daily. W. H. HYETT, Sec.
Application to the Committee must be addressed " To Francis
Freeing, Esq., London," and supencyibed, " Manufacturers'
Relief Committee."
London, England, 1826-05-26

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By oda

on the

On WEI _ Eleven,
THE r AtiMING STOCK, com-
prising twenty-three ricks of fine MEADOW HAY and
CLOVER, two ricks of wheat, one hundred loads of wheat straw,
thirty-two acres of rye, four waggons, ten hay carts, two market
ditto, water cart, harness for twenty horses, three oak rollers, an
iron roller, five pair of harrows, a dray ditto, eight ploughs, •
draining ditto, twenty dozen of hurdles, bean mill, hay cloth and
scaffold, ladders, corn sacks, four cows, a heifer, four calves, a
steer, an Alderney bull, three hundred and sixty ewes and lambs,
three capital saddle mares, a coach horse, a two-year old colt, se-
venteen strong cart horses, six handsome Chinese sows and boars,
three store pigs, six peatowLs, three hundred pigeons, forty tads of
fine Southdown wool, birch and fir timber. horn beam, one thou-
sand bush faggots, and various useful effects.

viewed
May be iew on Monday and Tuesday preceding the sale;
when Catalogues may be had on the premises; and at the tVhite
Hart, St. Alban's ; Salisbury Arms, Hatfield ; Bull, Hodder.
don ; Saracen's Head, Ware; Half Moon, Hertford; Essex
Arms. Watford; Red Lion, Barnet; and of Mr. Robins, No.
170, Regent.street.
London, England, 1826-05-26

tl.l not allow hint the vain of sincerity. The manly character
which becomes an Englishman he certainly possessed, and we are
indineu to extend the same toleration to errors of judgment In pn-
lnics, as we cannot bat hope will be extended at last to similar
errors in religion.
London, England, 1826-05-26

UNDER THE ESPECIAL PATRONAGE OF HIS MOST
GRACIOUS MAJESTY.

-DOYA L GARDENS, VAUXHALL.—The Proprie-
XL, tors respectfully beg leave to Inform the Public, that these
Gardens will open for the Season, on MONDAY NEXT, the
2ith instant; and that, anxious to restore to Vauxhall the high
reputation it originally enjoyed in the Musical es well as
Fishinnable World, when its Orchestra boasted the names of Bit.
Wigton, Wrighten, Vernon, Heard, lncledon, Mountain, Bland,
&c. they have converted the Rotunda into a
GRAND CONCERT ROOM,
With a spacious Gallery, and upwards of thirty Private Boxes;
and have concluded engagements with the following Ladies and
Gentlemen,

MISS STEPHENS,
MISS LOVE, MADAME CARNEGA ; and
MADAME VESTRIS.
MR. BRAMAN,
MR. SINCLAIR, and SIGNOR DE BEGS'S:
HORNGASTIA. Mk C. TAYIAMI. MR. TINNEY,

...
MR. ROBINSON, MASTER ILA ith: Eft, &e.
Leads/ of the Bard. irivich, will be numerous and complete,
/SIGNOR SPAGNOLETTI.
Composer and Conductor, MR. H LNRY R. BISHOP.
Negotiations are also opened with many other Vocal and Instru-
mental Performers of the highest celebrity, both here arid on the
Continent, who sill give, in turn, their powerful assistance to the
Concerts of this Evabluihment.

On the Theatre of de Gardens, Ballets or Dtvertisemects will be
presented in the course el' the Cvening.
Principal Dancers : . .

MADEMOISELLE PAIILINE ROSSIONOL, from the

Theatre Royal Amsterdam':
And DIONSIEUR 11. VESTRIS, from the Theatres Royal San
Carlos, at Naples, and La Scala, at Milan.
The Entertainments will conclude, as usual, with a brilliant
Display of Fire-Work., by the first Artists.
The Hall Room, which has undergone an entire alteration, cal.
culated, it Is trusted, to produce a novel and most pleasing effect,
will be thrown open as a Promenade at the end of the first Act of the
Concert; and the Proprietors confidently hope, that from the nature
of their present arrangements, the moat unfavourable weather will
fiat affect the comfort and entertainment of that Public, whose
patronage it is their earnest desire to prove has not been bestowed
on ahem in vain.

Admis‘ton 4*. Information respecting the Private Boxes, for
the Season or Nigh'ly, may be had upon application to .31r.
Andress, Bookseller, Bond-street.
London, England, 1826-05-26

MARRIED.

On the 22d in.t. at Christchurch, Blaryiebone, Eardley 111-
chardes, Esq. of Bryneithen, county of Cardigan, to Marianne, daugtlff
of Hugh Stephens, Esq. of Dorset-square.
On the 23d inst. at Cient Chinch, Staffordshire, Mr. William Block ef
Kentish-town, to Elizabeth, youngest daughter of James Booms's, Etc.
of the Field-house, In the same county.