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The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1824-07-17

COURT OF KING'S BENCII, JI.ILT 16.

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MACAU" AY r. SHACKCLI..
Mr. PARK, before the Jury was sworn in the came which stood
foe trial, mule an eppliestion in this cause to put off the trial until '
the proceedings in the Fain of Chancery should be carried to a
tiwniinotion. The delevileits had pleaded a jostilicatio:r, and ap-
plied to the Court of Chas eery kir a Commission to eternise wa-
rms' abroad. The application As &Used. bemuse the Lord
Clisncellse thought that two bills were accessary foe two Commis-
sims, in the widely distant places whee the examinations were to
take piece. His niotion now was, therefore, to pot off the trial till
this commissiou shined be granted and carried into effect.
Mt. StARLETT said he certaiely meant to oppose the motion
riresas, as unprecedented, unjustitiable, and dangerous. lie
kern well that she defendants never meant to come to trial. It
was the drat time he sue heard of an application to a Conc. of
is '0 lend itself I. the defendants in a Court of Etptite.
Me../u.tiee LITTLEDALE wished the application to be mode to
the Lord Chief Justice-
Id found that the Lord Chief Justice would not take it out
of this l'ourt ; that elm cense, if not postponed, would come on to-
nionuw• and that Mr. Attorney-tietieral and Mr. liroogbani, who
were engaged in it, were to be engaged soon after ten, before the
Privy Council.
After some observations on both sides, it was agreed to mention
the subject nt the end of the first cause.
London, England, 1824-07-17

REWARD.

A MONG the very numtrnusT,Orrespondents of the last
Cl_ week at JONATHAN WARREN'S BLACKING MA-,
NUFACTORV, he is sorry to find persons addressing him on tit: '
subject of having his Name chalked on the Walls in and about thi
Metropolis. lie, in order to maintain tli.e character which his
establishment has hitherto done (that cf ranking among the first
in the country). declares that he has never don; not wilt he do,
any art, which, in his opinion, would much lower him in theesti-
rnation of an enlightened public. The nuisance occasioned by
such vile practices, induces Jonathan Warren to offer aßeward to
say person who may detect others in writing hiss name on any Walls.
Jt.aathan Warren likewise cautions the yuhlic against spurious
articles being sold under his name, and that his only Establishment
is at 30, Ilungerford Stairs, Strand, where his genuine and only
original Blacaing is sold wholesale ; and retail by every respect-
able Vender in the Visited Kingdom, in Bottles, Boxes, and Pots
at Is. dd., Is., and 6.1. each.
London, England, 1824-05-25

THE ARMY.

The st.l (or Queen's Royal) Regiment of Foot. is oel:
tiered to embark for England, on hoard the transports that
conveyed the 34th (or Cumberland) Regiment of Infantry
from Portsmouth to Dublin.

Major• Central Sir Howard Douglas will shortly proceed
from England to Nova SJotia, to take the command at New
Brunswick.

- Lieutenant-General the Earl of Dalhousie, C.C.S: Cap-
tain-General and Governor in Chief in Canada, will
shortly einh.uk at Quebec, on board the Athol frigate, for
England.

DOYAR, MAY 23.—11ia Majesty's sailing packet the
Auckland, Captain Lytle, arrived last night:with the mail
and passengers, after a passage of only seven hours. Came
in his Majesty's slain packet the Arrow, Captain Rutter,
from Calais, and the tiovervign steam vessel from Boulogne,
with pass...tigers. The following are amongst the last ar-
rivals : 'ountess I lowagrr lan vers, Lally Acton. Colonel
- Haldeman. C. P. Thomp-
son, r:•tandforel,
Pavel, E,,irs.
We are sorry to announce, that on Saturlay night last
the barn and stalks at the Ittetory in dub county,
were totally tleNtroyed by tire, which appears In Lave been Item,
sinned by the machination of some vile twootiiaty.—Colehester

11'e are requested to state, that the ac; art' copied ink,
our Paper of Saturday last, in which it is said that :‘l,,sis. Taylor
and to. of St.ortford. lost 5.411.1.1 stuarte-s of wall, is not correct ;
no malt whatever belongi.•g to the above.named gentlemen was
spoded by the flood.
.1 ft-rut-fru Seteln,.— rer,votablo-looking
middle-
agnl wonian was I,l)stiveti l.y a ‘;!,!!1,1.3.1, tit one o'clodi on Sun-
day afternoon, on her Man attita on the of pray,r. o th, bank*
of the It canal, a: In Ida•lc Bridge.
The !.;entlonan. suspecting lA.: watethal her, sc•d when the
was in the act of throwiag hers.:r iv Ii 1 bold of her. In a fny
tomtit: alcer her friends cani.• it appeared she -.tad
tle,pmell,.l a hoy with a rot.. Warner..tivet, fold
Ilatlistiel.l., stating that i:i a for r.l .111.••-...11...y would rind her body
1)(1111.01 Ilse two brolgcs. SI c in excruciating agony,
and on beir.:.; qaestitimtl. t:... she ltd tal.en puiron,
and nut b..ing able ht en,:ttre I•er tor tire, s'.l, iiitundcd to put a
more rapid termination to her Sh • oat it,,mettuttely
conve)ed to Banholoinov's any hoptu cot
recovery.
London, England, 1824-05-25

FOI'•EIGN INTELLIGENCE.

FRENCH PAPERS.

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(Fr= the Etoifr of Sunda May .]
CHAMBER OF PEERS.M

..... .
The Duke of Levis brought in the report on the project of law,
on the conversion of the routes. The report in which the commis-
sion combated on the irlojtion of the project will be printA, a%d
the discussion will take place on Monday.
We re assured (hat the Duke of Levis, in his report made yis.
malty on. the project of the Law relative to the reimbursemen: of
the Rentes, spoke of a nee proposition to the Commission by the
Bankers, bot we do not as yet know enough of the details to give
then:
After the Due de Levis had read the Report. M. Mollien and
M. Le Comte Auguste de Talleyrand inscribed their homes to
speak on the quesuon ; M. Le I)uc de Doudeativille to speak for,
and 3lessrs. de Saint Romain, Roy, a,:d i'asonct. against it.
VIENNA. MAI' 12.
His Majesty the Emperor of Austria arrived at Lints on
the /oh.
Sir Henry Wellesley, Ambassador from England at our Court.
has received accounts from Constantinople, by • courier, announcing
that after a conference which took place on the 27th April, s.i.h
Lord krsreard and the Reis Effendi. the Porte at lengt!, CJrI.
Wife, to the evaeuntion of ‘Vallachia and Moldavia.
Pn:lcr or RENTES.-1011.. ti.ic.—Spanish 19.
London, England, 1824-05-25

LEASEHOLD FUR SIXTY YEARS. PRODUCING
FIFTY GUINEAS PER ANNUM.
By WI NSTA and SONS,
At the Mart, on TI lESI)AY, June 8, at Twelve, by order of the
Executors of Captain titles, deceased,
AN eligible Leasehold ESTATE, consisting of a I/well-
ing-house, containing two rooms on each fluor with garden
and wash-house, situated 20, on the west side of Thomhaugh-
street, Itedfonlaquare; held for a term of nearly 60 years, at a
ground rent of M. Ss., and in the occupation of Mr. Stinton, on
lease, of which three years arc unexpired, at a low tent of 50
guineas per annum.
To be viewed by permission of the tenant; printed particulars
may he had of Mr. Woodhouse, Solicitor, King's Bench-welk,
Tentplz ; at the Mart ; and of Winatanley and Sons, Paternoster.
°W.

THE LATI: MR. HAMMOND'S PICTURES,
Hy Mr. STANLEY,
At his Great Room, Maddox-street, Hanover-square, TIIIS
DA Y, at 11, by order of the Executrix,
IOMPRISING--The Last Judgment, by Tintoretto,
a noble conirorition, in his finest manner ; a Holy Family,
by Andrea del Sartn, of iintvoini excellence; two Battle Pieces,
Salvador Rosa ; the ►'enetian Serati, a tiallery Picture, by Titian ;
several by Claude end Poussin ; a number of line Portraits and
valuable Specimens of Flemish anti Dutch Masters of celebrity ;
the genuine /*form), of the late Mr. Hammond, ot• Greek-sttect,
groho, and to be sold, by order of the Executrix, without reserve.
Catalogues may be had at the Rom, and of Mr. Stanley, 21,
Old llood.strect.
London, England, 1824-05-25

CHEAP CARPETINHS,
TWENTY-NIX VZARS E Mtn).

rilI1()1IA5 ENIEItsON'S CITY FURNISHING
WA ILE HOI'S I:, 91, Newgate.street, and 2, Christ Church-
passage, London.
T. E. has, or the under-mentioned Ankles, the largest and best
assortment in the trade, of superior qualities, warranted free from
damages, which he is offering at unusually low prices, for ready
payment viz.:—
Brussels I 'arpeting, Is. 3d. per yard ; new patterns, 4s. Gel; best
Err-frame ditto to., laid down at 6a. 3d.
Scotch Carpeting, Is. Id. to la. Ild.
Kidderminster. to 2s. fid.; superfine ditto, Pe. 10d. to 3s.
Venetians, 9id. to Is. Rd.; Checked ditto, 2s. 3d.
Hearth Rugs, An. ; handsome patterns, is. M. to 20a.
2.4dts stout Blankets, 61. lid.; 10-4ths, Bs. 6d.; extra.sized
Witneys, 12a. to 20s.
I I-4tha Counterpanes, Re.; 12-4ths, 10s.
Illarseilles Quilts, II s. to 204.
Moreens, Is. 2d. to Is. 6d.

FumiturZ amities, sd. to 7i1.; 4-4th ditto, ad. to 10d.; Furni
ture Prints, 1911. to 1011.; full Chintz, fast colours, l Id. to ls. 2d.
Coloured Linings for ditto, MI. to Od.
Persian l'arpets, si long, 11. las.; large sizes in proportion.
Heady-made Kidderminster ditto, Bs. Ild, to IS..

6-ith I Iruggcti, Is. ad. to 2s. atl..
Sheetings, lid. to A-Iths ditto, Is. to Is. fa l.
Ihmuk Table Cloths, Is. Bd. to 20s. ; Table Coiers, 2s. 4d.
to 20s.
Bed Ticking, s.id. to 25.; ready made ditto, .1%. 9d. to 10s.
Real India Matting, 3s. ; trit t several uther Articles too
tedious for insertion.
London, England, 1824-05-25

CIENCINE SPERMACETI ()IL.

FA 111 LIES in Town and Country supplied with the
best and plant SPIER 31 OIL, at 4s. 6d. per Con.
sinners sending for Five Gallons allowed a discount of Sixpeam
per Gallon. at W. LAM :Nitro Fish Sauce and Italian Ware-
house, MI, Lamb's Conduit-street, Foundling Hospital.
W. Lazenby, Son of Eliaaboth Lazenby, Proprietreao of the Ge-
nuine Harvey s Matter, begs meat respectfully to inform Families
who may honour Mtn with their commands, he commences business
with the determination to sell every artide of the very Brat quality,
and at low prices, for evade
New Swedish Cranberries, 6s. per gallon.
Superior Anchovy PIVIIC, for Sandwiches, 2s. 6d. per pet.
Genoa Alacaroni, Vermicelli, and Parmeun Cheese, b. per lb.
London, England, 1824-05-25

BANK ►►t• THE THANES.

Freehold Villa, with Ilardens, Entrance bodge, Offices, and about
Thirty Acres of Land.
fl 1V INST A N liE and si)NS,
At the Mart, on TUESIDA Y, June 15, at 12,
(By order of the Executors of John Stephenson. Bag. deceased.)
A N Eligible FAMILY RESIDENCE, pleasantly
tuate on the flank of the Hirer, at Teddington, twelve miles
from Hyde-park-corner, between Twickenham and Ilamptomeourt.
The limmeosaesnes very considerable aceommodatians. the offices
attached and detached detached are spariom, and the gardens tmtefully dis.
poses! io shrubbery, gravel.walks, and an extensive lawn to the
river's edge.
. . . . . . .

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To be viewed by astp/yiros at the hodpe, where dasseipfiveaid.
calm may be had. .‘l so, at the King's Wad, Twickenham;
Talbot, Richmond ; rude, Kingston; of I% J. Stephenson, Esq.
solicitor, Swithin's.lanr ; at the Alert; and of 11 instanley and
`Jung, Patemoster-row.

On the Ist of June will be published,
U It I K A; a TALE front the FRENCH.
Printed fur Janice Cawthorn, Cockspur-street.
Where may be lad,
11011110 USE'S JOURNEY, in company with LORD BY-
RON, through ALBANIA, and other Provinces of Turkey in
Europe and Asia, including a Life of Ali Pacha. Two ~is. Ito.
Second Edition, 61. Os. boaids.

WATERPROOF lIAT MANUFACTORY
No. 3, Oereard-street, Soho, opposite Newport hlarket.
TWELLS roost respectfully informs the Public at
• large, that he has opened the above House, where he in-
tends selling supe•ior and improved OVAL WATERPROOF
BEAVER H.tTS, warranted never to spot with rain, and to
retain their shape and colour in any climate, at the reduced price
of Ifs., with every other article in the trade equally. cheap.
T. W. feels confident that the above will give enure satisfaction,
and that one trial will prove the fact, for ready money only.
N.B. Merchants supplied on advantageous terms.
London, England, 1824-05-25

This de/ is published, in 4 vols. !Ivo. price 2/. ale bawds,
1)IONOFTI'S HISTORY of TIISCANY, from the
1 earliest period to the establishment elf the,tirrand Ditehy, with
occasional Essays on the Progress of Italian Literature. Trat.slatod
from the Italian.—lly J. Blloll' NI NL. Esq.
Published by Mack, Young, and Young, Tavistock-street,
Covent-garden.
London, England, 1824-05-25

DRAPERY AND SILK MF.ReF.RY,&c.

TFLUTTER, in apprising his FrieWll; and the
• Ladies in geneal of his REMOVAL. from Piccadilly to
No. lilt, nr.oEN'r-STRELT, takes this opportunity of tender-
ing his thanks for the patronage he tcceived while in the Firm of
F. and A., and strenuous to merit and secure to himself the con-
tiatuance of that kind support, has, with the greatest care. selected
an tightly New and Fashionable STI 'K, comprising the latest
Nankin/1n DRESSES fur 311 /lINING and }NEN [NI: AT-
TIRE. SHAWL S, &c. Shawl Handkerchiefs of the newest and
mast chaste designs. Irish Linens, Sheeting*, Damask and
l)isper Table Linen, of the nicist approved fabrics. Flannels,
Hosiery, &c. Having the advantage of being purchased for trash,
at reduced prices, he Hatters himself, that on inspection they will
be found unequalled in choice, quality, and prices.
SIK Doors North of the Quadrant.
London, England, 1824-05-25

1311'11STI'RE 1 TN3IASK UP.

THE l'vogri.::s of Merit, sill gh frequently mulled,
is not impided by Envy and Detraction. The aggression
of ambuscade terminates in defeat; and conscious rectitude obi.
ntately triumphs In the attainment of the grand objeet—public
approbation. The test ,If experience is the guarantee of favour,
and has established R•.llt It EN'S 111,.1( IND in general esti-
mation of which there exists not a stronger proof, than the tacit
acknowledgment of a host of .eerier imitators, who surreptitiously
obtrude on the unwary a spurious preparation as the genuine Sr.
tide, to the great disappoititittent of the ungtianled purchaser, and
manifest injury of ll'arrco, sr:lose character aid interest, by this
iniquitous systeni, are equally subject to detriment. It becomes,
therefore, an indipcnvatilc duly. to t ion the public against the
mantruvrts of tinprin, vender., who having no character to
lose, and stimulated by avarice in their nel'ariutin pursuits, aim to
the acquisition of niom c through .my medium Inn that of honour.
The original and matchless 141acl.iug bears on rub bottle a short
direction, with the signature .• lit /I I E W.% It It EN •" all
others are counterfeits; and in nutty it1.441e11.1 .4 the imposition labels
are artfully interlined with a different aildre.s. in very solidi cite.
ratter!, between the more conspicuous out. of .• No. :NC and
..srltANl).” It is earnestly recommended to ,hopkcepera and
others, whn are deceived by base tlibrications of Al'arren's Black.
ing, to return the detected trash to the source from whence it came
and expose the maeliiii.tt ions of rvscalite to merited obloquy.
Watren's ltlatking is surpassin,.:ly brilliant; it excludes damp,
gives pliancy to the leather. retains its pristine virtue in all cli-
mates and, combining eleg.t•icr with comfort, is an article equally
of indispensable fashion and utility.
Sold by ereryttsrctable Vender in town and country, in but-
tles, at 6d., led., and 18d. each.
London, England, 1824-05-25

!NU TO hill. PER ANNUM.
• By W I NSTA NI. EY and SONS,
At the Mart, THIS DA V, at 12, in lout Lots.
VALDABLE FREEHOLD GROUND RENTS,
producing a net 'moment One Hundred and Fifty Pounds
pet Antrum, clear of Land-tax and Insurance, secured by, and
arising boat sixty-seven brick-built Houses, in Luke-street, Un-
derwood-street, and Charles-inset, Mile End New Town ' • let on
lease for a term whereof 11l years are unexpired, at which period the
purchaser will be entitled to the valuable improved rents, now
amounting to about LOOK per annum.
Printed Particulate may be had at the Mast; and of Whistanley
and Sons, Paternaner.row.

A SECURITY FOX SIX TUOUSAND AND SUVENTK-
ONZ POUNDS TgNSHII.I.INIts AND TUNDE-PENCN.
By WIII4STA NUF V and WI!,

At the Mart, TIIIS D.l Y, at 12;
A VALUABLE SE( 'II It I Y for Six Thousand and
Seventymnc l'ounds Ten Shillings and Three-pence,
chargeable upon the very extensive real and personal Eststes of the
late John 11 ilkinson, Esq. of I:witlehead, in the parish of Carmel,
in the county of Lancaster, 1 ronionster. with all Interest due and
owinw therms since the :kl of 1 )ctubcr, 11122.
Potosi Particulars may be had of Messrs. Bell and Broderick,
Solicitors, flow Chinch-yard ; of Mew". Both:ram and Burton,
Salisbury-street, strand ; at the Man; and of IVinstsolsy and
Sons, Paternoster-row.

IMPROVED RENT OF TIIIRTY_F•IVE POUNDS PER

A NN17:11.
By WINSTA Lin' and SONS,
At the Mart, THis DAY. at 12,

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N improvul ItENT of 'I.IIIIITY-FIVE POUNDS
I' • l' Eli ANNI ' 31, arising from and account by substantial
brie -built Premises, No. 5, lloundulitch, oppoUte Ahlgate
Church, in the occupation of tlr. 11'hitalter, on Lean for the whole
term, at 95/. a year, and held under the (!orpsmitlon of London for
13 years tmexpirril, at 60/. per annum, leaving a net improved
annual income of 354

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To bit viewed by perrnhotion of the tenant, of whom printed par-
ticular,' may be had. Particulars also of Megan. Green and
Ashurst, Solicitor+, Sambrook-court, liasinghall-street ; at the
]cart; and of Winstanlry and S.m.. l'atemo.ter.row.

LEASEHOLD ESTATE. PRl►l►l'lllMl AIIOITT ONE
HUNDRED ANI► EIGHTY POUNI►S PER ANNUM.
fly W I NSTA NEM' and SONS.
At the Mart, Tills I►AY, at 12. in One I.nt,

A Moat deairabl:. ASP:Hi/LI) ESTA'rE, 'held for
1.1. an unexpired term of sixty-three years, at a low ground rent of
only 211. per annum; consisting of six substantially-built and well
finislitsl Mouses, Nos. 8,9, 10, 11, 12, and 13, London-terrace,
Hackney-road, and acre,, Houses in Nelson-street, adjoining, part
of which are let on lease for the whole term, and part occupiid b
respectable yearly tenants, at rents amounting altogether to M.
per annum, leaving a net income of 1781. a-year.
To be viewed by permission of the several tenants. rrinted
pacticulva may be had at the Mart: and of IVinstanley an Sons,
Paternoster-row.
London, England, 1824-05-25

ESTABLISHED upwards of TWENTY TEARS, for the
SALE of IRISH LINENS hy the PIECE, at the Factors'
Price, No. 4, on the South Side of Illooinsliiiry-square, Four
Doors from the top of Southaniptom‘treet, ?Nihon).
IRISH LINEN (70MPANY hag leave to an-
notinve to the Public, that the above House is their or.ly Es-
tablishment in this Country, where they coutunic to supply the No.
1, Gentry, and the Public with WA RR.% NTED GRASS-
317ACHED LINEN For Shirts and Sheets, of the beat fabric
and colour, at JI price considerably lower than they ran be procured
through any other medium. They also engage to return the pur-
chase-money should any fault appear.
Good Irish Bills and flank of Ireland Notes taken as usual.—
CAMUtry and Town /TILT,. punctually attended to, by
J. 114 IN( IV .1N , 4. Itlisimithuryoutare, London ; and
J. :11, St. 3lary's Abbey, Dublin, Agents.

IKIIIA AND TIIIIILT SHAWLS.
NTAYNAKI) anal l'Y rcKpectfully announce that
1 they have It F.-ttI'ENLD their l'ltE lIISES with new
and elegant STOCK, selected from the first markets, comprising
a variety of Ilzgant It I. / I 31Elt I.: Shawls, the &di:thrill
Tll lIIETS, and the most esteemed Imitations, copied from the
India.
Fashionable Silka, Morning and Evening Dresses of the first
style, Silk Hose, &c.
The best fabrics of Irish Linen, anal Damask Cloths, bleached
and finished in the approved (lowan manner, with all general
Articles of Family Drapery ; and as their leading object will be to
offer goods of the brat manufacture, united with superior taste, and
the niwest fashion, on a low scale of prices, they hope to receive a
continuance of that preference with which the establishment has
hitherto been honoured.
East India Warehouse, No. 8, Ludgate-street.
London, England, 1824-05-22

THE ALG E JIVES.

The following intelligence was received yesterday morn-
ing at Lloyd's. We have no doubt that the alarm which
our merchantmen felt at the appearance of the Alge-
rine ve,scht, was soon quieted by the arrival of a suffi-
cient British force to protec. them from depredation. Our
Consul at Alexandria had apprised the Gallant Admiral
who co 1111 l iands on that station of what had taken place,
and he would immediately adopt the necessary measures for
protecting our interests in that quarter.
Extract of a letter from the Agents to Lloyd's, at Leg-
horn, dated tith of May :

" beg to transmit the annexed extracts of letters from Ales.
undria, transmitted to us by one of our neighbours:—
" A LEXAX:MIA, 31s•cit 27.
" About two hours ago, four Algmne frigates and tiv• brir of
war have just anchored in this port front Constantinople. They
were oil the port yesterday afternoon, but could not get in fur •
contrary wind. V.sterday morning we despatched two English
vessels fur Liverpool, and about two o'clock, P.N. they were seen
within a mile of the squadron, but is there was a little fog, they
hail passed unnoticed, to our great satisfaction.

31Ancio 29.

"The above-men:limed A Igerine frigates. when they Tnt;;Zihe
harbour, carried the flag of Tunis, and this morning rale of them
has hoisted that of Algiers, and has taken a list of all the English
resuls in port, and it is gen,mlly believed there is still an Algerine
frigate out, as they have Lien communicating .o one another with
~'goals, and a bilk ago. two other frigates and a schooner, under the
Tanisian flag, have entered this harbour, and two or three more stilt
keel) out ; the English Captains are rather frightened to see these
operations going on, especially as there is no English ship of war to
convoy them, and not less than fifteen of them loading at present
for England. llosever, our e.mstil has give- a ;clam of this to the
Admiral, and we hope now to have swan ships of war to protect the
trade in this quarter."

The lienliA Chronicle of Tuesday says—" A few dis-
tressed Spanish Officers, men to all appearance above the
common stamp of persons, who have lieen exiled their mi-
serable country by the sanguinary and bloody-inhaled Fer-
dinand, arrived in this city (Canterbury) on Sunday ; and
to the crisiit of ssveral spirited individuals, a subscription
to relieve their nectssities was immediately commenced ;
rid we are happy to say, it was completely successful. The
grateful fellows departed, bestowing their benedictions on
the donors ; and we have no doubt they will ever remember
the asylum, and above all the festering care of Britons.
how To rnssEave. i.a—The following eeeript to
preserve milk is given in a new weekly Journal called
cr Journal de Sanle ci d'Erooontie Domcalie:—
Put to a pan of milk a spoonful of wild horse-radish and
it will remain sweet for several days, either in the open
' air or in cellar, while other milk will change.
London, England, 1824-05-22

BARTON'S ELEMENT&

In five vols. royal Bro. with Indexes which complete the Work,
price
.....

ELEMENTS of CONVEYANCING in THEORY
and PRACTICE, with cursory Remarks upon the Study
of that Science, and Observations and Directions relative to the
Practice of Conveyancing. The SCOOE4 Edition, revised and cur.
rented, with Additums
By CHARLES BARTON, Eli.
Hamster at haw.
_ _

Printed for J. and W. T. Clarke, Law Booksellers, Portugal.
street, Lincoln's Inn.

In gyn. price tis. bonds.
-- -- -

ACONCISE VIEW OF THE LAW ON SALES,
PURCHASES. MORTGAGES, LEASE', SETTLE.
AIENTS, and DEVISES of ESTATES. In a Sevin of better. 4.
By E. B. SL'UDEN,
Of Lincoln's Inn, Barrister at Law. The Fourth Edition, with

Additions.
Loin;on Printed for J. a:;d W. T. Clarke, Law Booksellers,
Portugal-street, Lincoln's Inn.
Of whom may be had, by the same Author. price 11. 41. boards.
A PRACTICAL TREATISE on POWERS. Third Edi-
tion, with Additions.

This dsy is published, by J. and W. T. Clarke, Law Booksellers,
Portugal-street, Lincoln's Inn, in two royal Bro. Vohllllll4 price
9k Ids. bawds,
/IN ABRIDGMENT of the LAW of NISI PRIGS.
By WILLIAM SELWYN, Jon. Esq.
Of Lincoln's Inn, Banister at law. Sixth Edition, with Ad.
ditions.
London, England, 1824-05-22

HIS in lEST)"S ISILIWING-ROOk

Comp Lints are very loudly and generally made of the!
want of arrangement of the carriages that attended the
drawing-room on Thursday ; indeed so shameful and dis-
graceful was this neglect, that on no former occasion W3S
any thing like it w:tuessed, and much serious injury wit,
'the coo.•quence. In the confusion and disorder created,
the panels of several. 'carriages were stove in by coming in
contact with others; and :t was no uncommon thing to
oliscrve many of them on three wheels. A noble animal
belonging to the Marquess of Anglesra was killed by the
pole of a carriage entering his body, and a servant of
another Nobleman had his leg crushed to pieces between
two of them. These are a few of the injuries that occurred.
The ineonven:ences were beyond all precedent, and amongst
the most shameful was the necessity that anutuber of ladies
were reduced to of proceeding home on foot, from th,:
utter impracticability of reaching their carriages.
London, England, 1824-05-22

PIANO-FORTE MUSIC, BY FRED. RIES.

I~'ELFTII FANTASIA, with Airs Promßo..inis
T
Ses n tam Id e." price Ss. Brilliant Rondo an Bishop's Air,
'6 When in dui " price 31. Variations on the misdeed March
in eprice 3s. ; and on the celebrated Palaces fram
that Opera, price 39. Variations on the National Air " Nelson ;"
on the Darman Air, '• When •neteor lights," price 3•.$ and Hondo
on Bishop's Duet, " Aa it fell upon a d. ay," price 3s.
Publbbed bf GoAding, D'Almaine, and C.O. 211, Sehasrptare.
N.H. A lery assortment of Cabinet and Square Plano-fortes,
new roree.bserd. ter Sale or Hhe.

CITY FEATHER-BED AND BEJM)INO WAREHOUSE-
V( C. WALKER. Importer of Dantzic, Hudson's
11JL • Ray, and !OA Feathers, No. 48, Skinner.atreet, Snow.
11111. London, is now selling, 10 firer cent. cheaper than any other
House In the Trade, BED FEATHERS. MATTRESSES,
BEDS, BEDSTEADS, BLANKETS, TICKING, and Rawly.
mule TICKS, wholesale, retail, and for exportation., at the fellow.
ing prices:— - -

o
White Goose, from 2a. 3d. to 3s.
Grey ditto, from Is. od. to 2a. 2d.
Poultrr. from 10d. to la. 4d.
Goose 'Pads, from :1 to ft guineas.
Poultry ditto, from 30e. to 70s.
Flock ditto, 1 guinea..
Flock and Hair Mammies, from 10a. and upwards; Tent Bed.
steads, 30s. ; Four-post ditto, .50.. ; and all other Goods, equally
cheap.
N.B. Restly-maile Ticks sold at prime cost to purchasers of Fest-
them, who may arc them lined from the Stove Room.
No connexion with any other House.
••• Corner of the Saracen's Head Gateway.

TO 3III.ITARY OFFICERS, INDIA CAPTAINS,
CADETS, &c...

AIT I ',LIAM EY Itli, (:AMP EQUIPAGE and
w w TRUNK-31A NUFACTIIRER to the KING, begs to
inform the Nobility. Denny, Dentlensim of the Army and Navy,
&c. that lie has REIIIOVED from Cockspue-street to the exten-
sive Premises, No. 288, REGENT-STREET. where he has,
ready-mantiftietured, a capital Stock of strong IRON-BOUND
RULIA RN and CADET TRUNKS; LEATHER PORT-
MANTEAUS of every desaiption; BREAKFAST and DIN-
NER CANTEENS; SEA COTS, on the moat approved prin-
ciples, and by appointment of the Patentee; AIETALLIC
TUBE BEDSTEADS, admirably adapted to warm climates;
with every article in the Iltydriess.
W. E. offers his respectful Thanks to his Friends and the Public
for past support, which he trusts his moderate prices and excellent
Goals will ensure yontintiance of foe the future.
No Cuonertlon with his late Hasse in rockspur-street.
London, England, 1824-05-22

IMPErS PRACTICE, R.B.
This day is published, containing near 1,000 pages closely printed
royal Bro. price If. lIM. Nardi (dedicated, by permission, to the
Hight Hon. Sir Charlr; Abbott)
r liE NEW INSTRUCTOR CLERICALIS, stating
.1 the Authority, Jurisdiction, and Modern Practice a the
Court of King's Bench. The Tenth Edition, corrected, with con-
siderable Alterations and Additions.
By JOHN IMPEL',
Inner Temple. -
London : Printed for J. and W. T. Clarks, Low Booksellers,
Pos.upl.street, Lincoln's Inn.
London, England, 1824-05-22

DIED.

.....
On the Bth inst., Mrs. 11111, wile of Ih. Hill, in Lor.dan.strect.
Fitrroy-square.
On the 18th inst., nt Arundel, 7`lrs.lVigfield, daughter of the Lae
Colonel Jardine.

On the -40th inst., in Taristock.square, Mrs. Sharp, widow cf
late William Sharp, Esq. of Winchester-street.
On the 15th inst., in his 39th year. Uerbert Bury, El*
On the 15th inst., at liimehousr, Middlesex, Mr. Matthew E
cher, in the 44th year of his age.

Punted at THE BRITISH PRESS office. by J. W. C*aLTO%
181, Strand, and Published by R. CAN it ox, renew.
London, England, 1824-05-22

PLEADING.

This day is published, in Two Volumes royal aro., price 11. Ills.
in besot',

ADIGEST of PLEADVNiI in EQUITY, with
NOTES of the CASES decided in the ili:lerent COURTS
of EQUITY npon that Subject.
By BASIL. MONTAGU. Fag., Barrister at Law.
London: Printed frc J. and W. T. Clarke, Law Booksellers
and Publishers, Portugal-emcee, Lincoln's Inn.
Of whom may he had,
A SUMMARY of the LAW of LIEN. Ily Basil Montagu,
F.sg. Oro., 12s. boards.

Lively published, in tiro. prir: Ss. in boards,
ILACTICAI. KEFLEtTIONS cu th!. ORDINA-
T1()N. SERVICES for DEACONS and PRIESTS in the
I.`nited Church of England and Ireland : l'r the use or Candidates
for Chders, and of thus: who r.wiew their fhtfluation Vows ; end
ro.pectfully proposed as II Abysm! for 3finisteri of all ages. To
which are added, Appi:.pri.t:c Prayers for Clergymen, Sainted and
By JOIIN M.A.
Rector of Egglasclifle, end I'h:sr of fin:ahem in the County of
London, England, 1824-05-22

7., • . FILENCW LI RATbRE. , • '
A little work, of not more than twenty pages, has just
bctn published in Paris, entitled Coup (rail sue r Etat de
a Prishire en France. This little volume contains many
nteresftebservationt; among others the following
STYLE oF THE FRENCH SCHOOL

" If it be true, as has been said, that literature is the ex-
pression •of society, Painting, if not the expression, receives
its spirit and colouring from it, and its direction always fol-
levas'the direction of the taste and manners of a people.
Thus the Cateeks, bad their heroes and their mythology;
their painters represented these heroes and their exploits.
la +modem Italy, which has produced few great characters,
but principally devotees and women remarkable only for
their beauty, their paintings and sculpture offer only sub-
je c:s, of vpluptuousness or of religion. In Flanders and
Illermaay, where the imagittation is less ardent, and the
character add and phlegmatic, the lawn ideal of painting
among Their artists is the more or less perfect representation
of ceitimon life,'-witbout any grand or elevated idea preson t-
iog itself, to animate their genius or embellish their colt; pe.si-
tions. Aeforoar ancient School, it followed the circumstances
• the time. Noble, grand, and well sustained in the age
of Louilr XIV., it degenerated with the manners of its suc-
cessors. To please, it required, in latter days, lascivious
anti voluptuous subjects ; it became vile and degraded.
Towards the end of the last century a change took place in
she 'mind ; and public taste naturally led to a change in the
jets, particularly in Painting. Philosophy, which led the
imagittation towards the happy days of antiquity, anti en-
couraged the grand ideas of those ages, if it did not intine-
distely purify the manners of France from lightness and
frivolity, it rendered them serious and meditative, and to
love (as a great writer observes) grandeur even in its
appearance. From this time it was not sufficient to repre-
sent the pleasures of Fancy, or to seek to amuse by wee-
3ble trifles ; it became necessary to touch the soul, to move,
to o:arni the feelings, by the representation of great and
'We actions, from which cause Painting has become
ansen7ess us entirely dramatic. T 3 represent the force of
tlw ressions and the actions of heroes, is the principal end
of our School. At the same time, it must not be imagined
that to i e dramatic it excludes a graceful style; it is ne-
oassaiy, above all:101:2s, that the style sho..ld be grand, and
dint its graces be always united with delicacy and
London, England, 1824-05-22

SpERIFFS AND CORONERS.

In one vol. royal liro. price IL is. is bt;;;dZidedicated, by per.
mioeiuu. to the Right Hun. Lord EU I,
THE PRACTICE of the OFFICE of SHERIFF
and UNDER SHERIFF ; their Powers and Duties t
Nature of Actions by and against Sheila t irteltsdhlg the modern
Determinations, and nonentity Precedents of Returns to Writs, &e.
Also, the Practice of the Office of Coroner, with the Power and
Duties of taking 10, uisitirms, and Mode of holding Courts. With
useful Precedents. Fourth Edition, corrected, with Additions.
By JOHN 131PEY,
Inner Temple.
Printed for J. and W. T. Clarke, Law Booksellers, Portugal-
street, Lincoln's Inn.

Of whom may be had, a new Edition of
Mr. Impey'a Prartiet in the King's Bench, IL IM. the Practice
In the Common Pleas, 11. Its.; Modern Pleader.

INDEX TO yESEI"S REPORTS.

A oyal-DE X Wie;110. -
n DIGESTED IN TO THE.
NINETEEN
Vol., 13t ES of Rh. VESEY'S REPORTS of CASES
in the HIGH COURT of CHANCERY, with a Table of the
Nunes of the

Mr. Vcsey having now, at the close of the Nineteenth Volume
of his Reports, concluded his valuable labours, the Publishers
considerof that they should render an acceptable service to the Pro.
fission by a General Index to the whole Work, digested and re-
ranged in as simple and yet comprehensive a form as possible.
They have been induced to do this, because they considered that a
Publication, extending over so wide a Sad of kgal authority, anti
embracing so considerable a period of time, might be deemed in-
complete without such an appendage.
London : I rioted foe J. and W. T. Clarke, Law Booksellers,
Portugal-street, Lincoln's Inn.
Of whom may be had, in royal Rvo., Volume Nineteen, of
REPORTS OF CASES in the HIGH COI'RT of CILIN-
CERV. By Francis Vevey, Esq. Which concludes the Work.

CRIMINAL LAW.
In Two Volumes litto., price IL Is. in bawds.
ATREATISE on CRIMINAL PLEADING, with
PRECEDENI'S or INDICTMENTS, SPECIAL
PLA.AS, Ac., adapted to Practice. Second Edition, with Ad-
ditions.
By THOMAS STARKIE, of Lincoln's Inn, Esq.
&wastes at Law.

Lon4on : Printed for J. and W. T. Clarke, Law Booksellers,
Portugal-street, Lincoln's Inn.

In royal&o., price I. beside.
A TREATISE on the LAW RELATIVE to SALES
of PERSONAL PROPERTY. _ •

By OhOliGh LONG, Esq., Barrister at Law.
Of the Parties to the Sale—Of the limner in which a valid
Sale may he made, anti of circumstances which invalidate the Sale
the Construction of Contracts of Sale—Of Warranties—Of
Sales by Auction—l if rescinding Contract—(/f the Transfer of the
Property in the thing %old from the Vendor to the Vendee—Of
stopping in Transitu—Of P tnkntptcy, as of the Sale of
Personal Property—Of Sales and Purclatues by A vents, Brokers,
and Factors—Of Payments.
Printed for J. and W. T. Clarke, Law Booksellers, Portugal-
, street.
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C Cl. I.lb M.

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Foreign Gold in bars 3 17 6
X.•w Doubloons 3 14
New Dollars 0 ♦ 9.1
Silver ia burs 0 4 11

S ran: nt. -rite COUNT/(V.—The accounts from Clare,
Cork, and Limerick. though containing several instances
which serve to prove that the spirit of Ilisturthince has not
been entirely tamed by th_• Insurrection Act. arc yet and
of a character to demand particular remark. Two er three
5011Seg have been burnt, and some sheep mutilated. It is
to b.r observed, howevir, that only one committal has taken
place in Limerick for the last ten days, and th:s w•as a man
who had Nen implicated in the alahietioti of Miss Could
in ls? 2. The fairs are rising, and there is. we are told,
a pm, rid briskness in the markets. This is the surest in.
(Hendon of returning tranquillity.—Dm blia Ercaing Yost.
London, England, 1824-05-22

BUTLER'S COKE UPON LITTLETON.

This day is published, handsomely printed: intersfaige Volumes
royal flro., with n comprehensive Index : price 3L 3a. in boards,
FIRtT l'A ItT of the INsTITIJTES of the
LAWS of ENGLAND ; or, a Commentary upon Little-
ton.—Not the name of the AlltilOT only, hurt of the Lew itself.
By SIR EDWARD COKE.
Revised and Corrected, with Additionaof Notes, References, and
proper Tables. By Francis Hargrave and Charles Butler, Esqrs.,
of Lincoln's Inn. Including also the Notes of Lord Chief Justice
Bale and Loci Chaac-ellor Nottingham ; and an Analysis of Lit-
tleton, written by an unknown hand in 1658-9. By Charles Butler,
Esq. The Eighteenth Edition, corrected.
••• The Notes &reprinted under the Text, and a regular system
of paging and reference adopted.
the Edition containing .Ir. Butler's Notes.
London : Printed for J. and AV. T. Clarke; It. l'hcney ; and
S. Brooke.

This day is published, is Mal /leo, price 71-
A(GNRAL INDEX TO THE ANALYTICAL
DEIGEEST of the REPORTS of CASES derided in the
COURTS of COMMON LAW and EQUITY, of APPEAL,
and NISI PRIUS, from the Year 1817 to 1824.
lly HENRY JER F. 51 Y. Esq., Barrister at Law.
London : Printed for J. and W. T. Clarke, Law Booksellers
and Publishers, Portugal-street, Lincoln's Inn.
London, England, 1824-05-22

PERSONAL BEAUTY._

A PEARS, di, Wells-street, Oxford-street, sole Pro.
A
prietor of the following elegant Articles for the Toilet. re-
spectfully acquaintsladies of kasha* sad Distinction, that he con-
tinues to manufacture them in that stvle of excellence which has
hitherto been his passport to yublic favour. His indefatigable
anxiety to please having been rewarded with the greatest encou-
ragement from a liberal and discriminating Public, he with plea.
sure recommends them as the most perfect of their kind, and such
as cannot be exceeded fur real utility and advantage :
PEARS'S TRANSPARENT SOAP, for embellishing and
beautifying the complexion.
PEAR'S BOTANIC CREAM, particularly calculated to be
used in Nurseries, and by persons whose skins arc of so tender a
nature that the application of soap is too tough and irritable to be
used with pleasure.
AtALA BA R DENTIFRICE. for improving the Teeth. beau-
ifying the Gums, and sweetening the Breath.
PEARS'S LIQUID BLOOM of ROSES, and White Impe.
rial Powder, famous for giving a beimtiful tinge to the Cheek and
lips, and the latter bestowing a delicacy to the countenance,
strictly compatible with a just idea of female grace.
PEARS'S ROSE COLOUR or PINK SAUCERS. This
invention is for thawing in Water Colours, Painting on Velvet,
tinging the Cheeks, Lips, &c. dying Silk, Lace, Muslim, Fathers,
Artificial flowers, &c.
London, England, 1824-05-22

MESSAGE FROM THE COMMONS.

Sir larieelhalia7nsn othivs hum the brought up
several Private Bills, which were read a first time.
bgellgT SCWIETI ES I IRKIA ND).
The gad d KINOSTON pre anted a petition from bodge Id,
6f Freemasons in Ireland. praying that they may be tempted from
the ()piracies of dieSeevet Society An.
London, England, 1824-07-10

NEW GUIDE TO PARIS,

This day is published, embellished with a Map of Paris, and
eight k:ngravings, price 9s. bowls, or 10s. 61. neatly bound, a
New Edition of
GALIGNAN I'S PARIS GUIDE ; or, Stranger's Com-
panion through the French Metropolis; mntsiaing a full
and accurate description of every Obiect of Interest in the Capital,
it.c. To which is prefixed, a Plan for viewing Paris in a eek;
also a Comparative Scale of Weights and Measures. and Value of
Coins • a Directory of Parisian Tradesmen,T Edition,
Publiled by G. and W. B. Whittaker, Ave Maria-lane, London.
Also, lately published,'
NOUVEAU MANUEL DC VOYAGEUR; or, the Tra-
veller's Pocket Companion ; consisting of Copious and familiar
Conversations, in English, French. and Italian ; together with
complete Vocabulary, Ike. By Mr. Boldoni, Secretary Inter-
preter to the Royal Court of Cessation, /cc. Third Edition, price
fis. 6d. half-bound.

This day is published, in one vol. Bvo. price 12s. boards,
TILE ELEMENTS of HYDROSTATICS- with
their Applicacom to the Solution of Problems. Designed
foe the use of Students in the University.
By MILES BLAND, B.D. F.R.S. and F.A.S.
Rector of Lilley, Harts; and late Fellow and Tutor of St. Jollll'll
College, Cambridge.
Printed for O. and W. B. Whittaker, Are Maria-lane.

Of wbont may band,
ALGEBRAICAL PROBLEMS, producing Simple and Qua-
dratic Equations, with their Solutions. By Miles Bland, BD.
.F.R.S. of St. John', Cato. Calsolgidgo...-Thisd Edition, Ilso.
boards, 10s. Rd.
GEOMETRICAL PROBLEMS, deducible from the First
Six Books of Euclid, arranged and solved tto which is added, an
Appendix, containing the Eitenents of Plane Trigonometry ; for
the use of the younger Students. By Miles Bland-, B.D. I.R.S.
boards, Us.
London, England, 1824-07-10

COVENT-GARDEN THEATRE.

Last night, Mr. Connor and Mr. T. P. Cooke had their
benefit at this Theatre. The occasion of bent fit nights
calls for no exercise of criticism ; and if it did, we could hear
testimony to the excellence of the personation of Major
&F./Attu by Connor, and of the real hero of the horrific
dealer in the super-human, by !Jr. T. P. Coke. Mr. Con-
nor plais the Irishman with a good natural brogue, but he
has not the humour of Jack Johnson, who hal retired, or of
Paddy Webber, once very properly called his Double.
Every other attempt which we have seen in the coma? of
the list ten years has been a complete abortion. Benefit no-
tices are usually culugetical ; perhaps the taste may be bad,
and censurable to a certain extent; but on this occasion we
can safely say, that Mr. Connor did a great deal, without
deserving an overcharged praise; and Mr. T. P. Cooke's
exertions deserve snore than we can say. Mira Love was to
have appeared; but she was replaced by a lady of the name
of Henry, who acquitted herself v.ry well. Th house was
crow kil to sutibeation.
London, England, 1824-07-10

NEV 311*S1e.

I:NEWELL'S AItUSEMENTS for the PIANO-
_ FORTE.—Op. 105, See. A LA Strissw, price 3e. fid.
Street 3laid," by T. A. Rawlings, price :is. tid. ; Fantasia, with
Yet, 'us the Indian Drum," b► J. B. Cramer, price ds. ;
Crude Sore," as a Duct for the Harp and Piano-Forte, by W.
Steil, price 53. ; " Iti i Me Discource," as a Duet for the
arp and Piano-Forte. by D. Murder, price ; Rominrs
' Semiramide." arranged for the Plano-Forte and Flute, in two
Books, 4s. each ; as Duets fur the Piano-Forte, in three Books, 4s.
each ; and as Ducts for the harp and Piano-Forte, in three Books,
ss. each, byt.l. F. Burrower'.
Published by Gculding, D'Almaine and Co, 20, Soho-square.
London, England, 1824-07-10

LEATHER SUPERSEDED HI" BRASS,

PRATT, of New Bond-street, (Trunk Maker to Ms
1)• 3lajesty), beg to infirm the Nobility and Gentry, that, in
addition to his Patent 3lctallie Strap ante Brace, which is giving
such universal vatisfaction for securing Trunks on Carriages, he
has. .ith nitich stud, and labour, completed
A BRILLIANT SET OF HARNESS, ENTIRELY OF
London, England, 1824-07-10

BIRTHS.

On the 7th inst. the lady of George F. Davis, Esq. of Clap'—
Rise, of a daughter.
On the 7th inst. in Russell-squrre, the laxly of Is tae
Esq. of a daughter,
On the 6th inst. at his house in 31ancliesta-square,
W. K. Amherst, Esq. of a daughter.
Thursday, at Brewers' Ball, the lady of Bury
jun. Esq. of a daughter.

MARRIED.

........—_ _
On the fith inst. Mr. John Green. only son of 31(r.
Cation Tavern, Nottingham, to Miss Chetharn, daughter •
Chethant, of the same place.
Thursday, at St. Andrew's, Holborn, Mr. Wm.
Ilatton.gaidra, merchant, to Mies Suicau llzaccr. ci
place.
At Mary-la-bonne chuch, I. F. 31acaire. Esq. to
stand datigher of J. I'rinsep, Esq. of eir.s: (
On the fich inst. at newer, Berks. Percy Ibt•taon. :
to Elizabeth, only daughter of the late John Wynit,
On the Bth inst. at St. Leonard's, Shereditch. John +t ^"'
eamplin, Esq. of Finsbury-square, to Sarah
the late Samuel Tooth. Esq. of Iloiton.square.
On the 7th init. a: Mary.la•bonne chum). Samucl erc•
of Manchester, to Mary, daughter of the late Thon•as 1
Esq. of Ilarpurhey, near Manchester.
On Thusday last, at eanford Magna, Bonet. John ( ::'A
his Majesty's Consul for the provinces of Illiesy atul
and son of Samuel ('lark, Esq. o•'e of the Aldcr., en 01 t!..
and county of Poole, to Susan Allen, only dittc:::t‘r o:
Strong, Esq. of Hamieorthy, rear that pla..e.
On the 30th ult. at longLy, Kent. Mr. T.:'. .1'
Ilishopsgate.street„ to Amelia, eldest daughter of Mr. W
of Woodbridge. Suffiilk.
At St. George's, Ithinashiiry, on the inst. 3:7. r •,"
dlemist, of Great Russell-street, to 31rry .Nan.:!,::! • :
Mr. Finnis, Ilart.strc et, lloorosburs. -square. solicitor__

DIED.
On the bth inst. at his rest, Moor Ilhll,
Perry, Esq. aged .54i, most deeply lamcimll by 1;:r t obi
friend r. _ _ _

On the 6th inst. of a decline, at Clifton, a:;:.1 la, lt.
Elizabeth, wife of the Rev. Basil lierritige, of Algal.
county of Lincoln.
On the rgb inst. of Grafton-stmt. Tictkelt•y.ipt-
ilyde Hall, in the county of Chester, Geer;;; l!ydc
aged 81.
On the 7th inst. at his blase in Penrrmvi:lc.
Pilgrim, of the Stock Exchange, aged :tt
Ou the 6th inst. at Itautsgate, Robert W.tre, Esq.
hill, aged 30.
On the 7th inst. at hls house at Upton, in Lis 37th ye
Deemar, Esq. augar.rdincr.

7.1 r. J:•iin

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London, England, 1824-07-10

130018. PUBLIIBBED.

Tbip day is publithed, iftmo.price 3s. in boards,
GRECIAN STOISig* AA. "xtr Edition, in which
the explabirofj Remark, formerly given in Conversation,
will be found incorporated with the narrative. Intended as s Club.
book for Schools. _ _ _

By MARIA HAC,,K.
London: Printed for Haney and Duton, Graoxhureh-street,
and G. and W. B. Whitaker, Ave Maria.lane.

This day is published, l2mo. with engravings of portraits, ese
e i its boaWs,
nIOGRA PH Y pric OFs. CELEBRATED ROMAN
1.11 CHARACTERS, with Anecdotes illustrative of their Lives
and Actions. _ _ _

By the Rev. W. BINfiLEY.
Containing also, a brief Account of the Author's Life and Writ-
ing% and an Appendix on Roman Literature.
London: Printed for Harvey and Damon. Graceehurch-street.

This day was published, in tiro. price 10s. fid. boards,
PHYSIOLOGICAL VIEWS of the STRUCTURE,
FUNCTIONS, and DISORDERS of theSTOMACII and
ALIMENTARY ORGANS of the HUMAN BODY; with

Oirseiraiions on the Qualities and Effects of Food and FerMented
Liquors, and on the influence of Climate and Local Station.
By THOMAS lIARE, F.L.S. F.H.S.
Fellow of the Royal College of Surgeons in London, he.
Nunquam aliudnatura, a►iud simientui dicit.—Jt: v
The Second Edition.
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London, England, 1824-07-10

Tax ARMY:

INSPECTION OF THE EIGHTH urssAfts AND
SEVENTEENTH LANCERS.
His Royal Highness the Commander-in-Chief. ateentled
by Major-General Lord R. E. H. Somme.' Major-
General Sir J. W. Gordon, the Quarter-Mustow:Getieral ;
Major-General Sir 11. Tor►ens, the Adjutant-General ;
' Colonel J. Macdonald, the Deputy Adjutant-General ;awl
several other officers, inspected the Bth hussars and the
17th lancers yesterday morning, in Hyde Park.
The regiments assembled in contiguous columns of
squadrons, right in front.
They deployed into line of parade, and reeeived
' Royal Highness the Commander-in-Chief with due mi! -
tory honours.
His Itosal Highness, followed by a numerous staff, re.'e
down theline, and returned by the rear to his station
oppot :ce the centre.
The regiments then passed in parade by balf-Squadrons.
' and subsequently filed past and trotted past. They after-
, wards formed line and gave the general salute.
Major-General Lord Edward Somerset gave the word of
command.
London, England, 1824-07-10

PALACE COURT, WEsTxtxsTER, it'Llr 9.

FORIJED FIVE FOUND NOTE.
HOLLINS V. ILI I XIINII.
This was an action to recover v., which was *Hedged to have been
paid by the defendant to plaintiff in a Bank of England now, which
note turned out to be tinged and fabricated.
31r..Ent.t: stated the Cage to the Jury. He stated the plaintiff
was a grocer and tea (It 111 r, residing and carrying nn Ins busi-
ness at 112, Leicester-court, Lc:Buster-square. The defendant,
against whose high respectability he would say nothing, wax a
perfumer, living at the owner of Burlington-gardens. The action