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The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1826-05-18

AT CREASE and SON's Old-established CHEAP
PAINT and VARNISH MANUFACTORY, T 3, West
Smithfield, London, the Public continue to be supplied with every
description of Oils, Colours, and Varnishes, on the lowest, terms
for Ready Money. Co'ours of ell kinds prepared for painting.
WHITE PAINT, 3 per lb. ; superior quali,y, find. GREEN
PAINTS, viz. Japan, or Varnish Greens' for Venetian Blinds,
&c. in Bottles, at la. Id., 2s. Cal., and.ls. each. Rich Olive
and Brunswick Greens. in Powder or in Oil, Is. to 2s. per lb. In.
visible Greens, No. I, 305., No. 2,40 s. per cwt. Invisible Olive,
a superior article, 565. per cwt. RUSTIC BROWN 011.
PAINT, ready for use. at 4d. per lb. TAR PAINT. a Chocolate
colour, 01. per cwt., or casks of 3 cwt. for 245. WHITE LEAD,
345. per cwt.; Ditto, warrantedgenuine, 405.; Lead Colour. Cho.
opiate Colour, Stone Colour, &c. &c. ANTI-CORROSION
PAINT, in Powder, 425. per cwt. LITHIC PAINT, 325.
AROMATIC PAINT, io Jars, at Is. and 2s. 6d. each, or 10d.
per lb. VARNISH Lri—Crease's Spirit Copal Vasoish, foe Prints,
-Dhsvingr, Maps, Fancy-works, &c., in Bottles, at Is. each ; Pints
Is. i Half Pints, 35.. with printed directions. Quick-drying Copal
'Oalsand Mahogany Varnishes; Japan Odd Size, Mastic Varnish,
Gold Lacquer, Fceneh Ydkh, Qu, &c.
London, England, 1826-05-18

DISTRESS in SPITALFIELDS.—At a N/EETING
of the (OM !SUTTEE, held In the Vestry-room, Spital.
fields, May 17, 1826
The Rev. RICHARD HARVEY in the Chair.
The Committle have the. pleasing task of announcing to the
Public, that they have received from the Most Noble the Marquis
of Salisbury, and the Right Hon. the Lord Bersaford, the Sum of
THREE THOUSAND POUNDS, being the proceeds of the
Ball which took place on Friday evening last, under the especial
patronage of his Majesty and the Royal Family, togethei with an
intimation that, upon a final settlement of the accounts, a further
balance may probably be remitted. The Committee feel it to be
their duty to tetcrn thanks, in the name of the poor l'reavers, whose
patience under extreme distress has deservedly excited sucl general
coMmiscretion, to those Noblemen and Gentlemen, who, under the
auspices ot his Most Gracious Majesty, have benevolently exerted
themselves on the present occasion, anti with such signal success.
As the Distress, through want of employment, sull continua to
la most lamentable degree, the Committee earnestly appeal to the
benevolence of those who have in their power the means of miti.
gating the Distresses ors() large a body of their fellow.creatures, as
are the Silk Weavers of Spitallields, and trust that they shall not
plead in vain.
Amount before advertised . - Z 17,966 7s. 6d,
By Messrs. Hammeraleys and
Co.
Wm. Finch Palmer, Esq. gs 0
By Messrs. Barclay and Co.
Rev. N. J. tHlingsworth 2 0
A Lady 3 0
By Messrs. Glyn and Co.
Edmund Higginson, Esq. 20 0
By 3lessra Rentington and Co.
Stanlake Iktsoti, Lsq. 6 6
Ily Messrs. Willis and Cu.
General D. Burr . 6 6
Mr. W. Eady . 1
By Messrs. Barnard and Co.
Mr. Geo. Wilkins 1 0
By Sir J. Lubbock and Co.
Mr. Henry Story 1 1
By Messrs. Grote and Co.
J. W. C. • 1 1
Lady Garvagh • 10 0
Messrs. Coutts sad Co.
L. 11. Totton, Esq. 6 0
Dowager Lady Lashing.
ton • 3 0
A. Z. 5 0
By Messrs. Drummontis and Co.
The Right lion. Lord

From the Fancy Ball, u
above stated £3OOO 0
The Worshipful Com-
pany of Drapers 100 0
The %Vorshiptul Com-
pany of Scriveners 10 10
Robert Alex:tntler,.Esq. 6
Mr. C. W. 11. Foster I 0
By the Right Hoa. the Lord
Mayor.
A few Friends at a social
Party . 21. Ile. 61
M. L. Ills.
Ily the Lord Bishop of Chester.
The IVorshipful Corn.
pany of Merchant
Tailors 100 0
I'. B. Ilurbidge, Esq. 10 10
By Messrs. Hoare.
His Grace the Duke of
Northumberland 250 0
Her (face the Duchese
of Northumberland 20 0
R. O. 8 '
By Messrs. Williams, Deacon,
anti Co.
7. 1 1
Miss E. 11.811410 y, Clifre.
house 5 0
lly Messrs. Ransom and Co.
Miss M. C. R. . 2 2
Subscriptions we received by the Right Honourable the Lord
Mayor ; %V. Hale, Esq. %Vocal-street, Spitallielda, Treasurer ; and
by all the Bankers.
The C'oininittee continue to sit daily it the Vestry Room, Spi.
taltielda, at Two o'clock. J. D. KINCAID, Sec.
ERllArust—ln a former advertisement, for Mrs. Flowers Si. Ss.
read " Mrs. Towers 5/. 55."

Ardet7 . 50 0
By :Heim. Gosling and Co.
Harry EdgelL EN. 5 0
London, England, 1826-05-18

DISTRESSED IIf.INITFACTURERS.

We insert the following Resolutions ♦ery cheerfully, and
in the hope that other parishes will do the same :
A General fleeting of the inhabitants of the parish or St. An.
drew, liolborn, in the city of London and county of Middlesex,
was held at the New Inquest Room. in St. Andrew's-court, pur-
suant to notice. to consider of the most effectual means of co-opera-
tion for the relief of the distress to the manufacturing districts.
Resolved unanimously—That a subscription be entered into in
aid of the fund now raising to relieve the distress prevailing in the
manufacturing districts.
Resolved unanimously—That aCo:nmittee be now appoimel, io
conjunction with the Clergy of the pariah, for the purpose of col-
lecting and receiving subscriptions, with power to add to its num-
ber.

Resolved unanimously—That the Rector be appointed Treasurer

LIVERPOOL CORN-EXCHANGE, TuesnAl, M*r 16.

N Owithrtanding the arrivals have been light last week, and the dealers
obliged to buy, the prices did not mend. But ea it is generally and confi-
dently understood that the measures respecting bonded grain and the Ito-
pottation sill pass both Houses of Parliament, we have had a good
demand thia day, and prices may be quoted higher, for Wheat 31. and
Oats 41., Flour Is. a 2s. per sack, than last Tuesday's pokes. Boiling
Pees, being scarce, are per quarter higher ; Barley, BC4IIII, and Malt
are dull and heavy, at former prices. All sorts of Grain In bond are now
offering as free, for home consumption, deducting the duty. About 1,000
quarters of Rostock 11'heat have been sold at do. per 701 b. in bond. Of
other articles prices are nominal. /h. fid. hat been offered and declined
for IMO quarters of very tine Danttic Wheat In bond.

Wheat per 701 b.

Beaas per Qr.

d. s. d.
F.ngll.ll, old .. 8 V a V 6
Do. new
.lout ak old.. 7 g g U
Do. new
Irish, 01d....
lb,. new
Foreign, fret
Do. in bond, old
Barley per 60lb.
Seotell, sew
4144 new
Foreign, free 4 2 4 4
Engll.l2 Grinding— 4 2 4 4
Du. Malting, new, per
tar 10 0 33 0

' 1. d. e. d.
Engll.h, 4l 0 40 0
Foreign, free ...... 44/ 0 42 0
Do. In bond . 30 0 34 0
Peale per Qr.
White, old ... . 44 n 48 0
Do. new b2 0 14 0
Grey. new .. .. 6l 0 86 l
Indidn Cora, per qr 38 0 40 0
Flax-seed, per Qt.
Ceneda. 33 0 84 0
Baltic 34 0 83 0
Egyptian 33 0 31 0
C. Stutev, per libd. OO 0 0 0

(Mr rer 4 b.
FR01440(1 Scottb,old 3 3 8 6
Do. new 3 3 3 6
new 8 I 3 4
old 0 0 0 0
Do. new
Foreign

Flour.
Foirnab, per UM. 4B 0 40 0
Irkb 46 0 46 0
American. to bond 26 0 00 0
DautzlK. do 24 0 27 0
Oatmeal yer 241 A.
F:bg11.11 l2 0 104 0
Irish 27 0 2b 0

IMPORT/ID INTO LIVMRPOOL IPROI
INICLU

Til Pl`lll TO sat IbTa o, XVI
I$!? •

What, Qrs.

Beans, Qrs.

Forelgp
Ireland
CuaAwbe

• 9OO
17i
..468

Ireland ..
Coastwise

28$

Ireland ..
Culist 4 iar

Total 8167
OMAN Qrs.
4761
1760

Total.. ...... 6541
Ireland Barley 248
4. Quanta,

T0ta1........ 808
Moll. WS.
Coootwise ........ ............ 17110

stock of Torelan Grails and
11,039 qrs. ; Oats, t1,r.12G qrs.;
114,181 barrels.
London, England, 1826-05-18

NATIONAL EOCc.4TION SOCIETY.

yesterday. the annual examination of the children educated in
National Schools took place, under the superintendence of his
trove the Archbishop of Canterbury, at the Centrel tichool
Bowel. Baldwin's.gardens.
mire were also present, the Bishops of London, Gloucester, St.
Amps, Exeter, and Worcester, Lord Kenytn, Sir John Ni:holl,
the Venerable Archdeacon Watts, and a great number 01 ladies
and gentlemen.
The examination commenced w!th the junior male clam, under
the direction of the principal of the, Schools, Mr. Johnson, on the
present modified system adopted in the National Schools, which is
founded on the plants of Dv. Bell and Joseph Lancaster. It is
evidently calculated to expand the youthful mind, and to facilitate
the acquirement of knowledge. This fact is particularly exempli.
god in the department of reading and explanation ; the examinant
dote not fetter the young tyro to any given definition of the mean-
ing of particular sentences or words, but allows a tree exercise of
wind, and the replies of some of the children were pertinent and
judicious. In this particular the females are greatly superior to the
males: their Nees were remarkable fur quickness, ingenuity, and
coned ideas. Though the greater part are the offspring of poor
parents, yet the children presented a clean, healthy, and most cum.
tortable appearance ; a proof that education not only expands and
improves the mind, but, at the same time, extends its blrasings to
the various collateral relations of society. The scene was altoge.
thee of the most pleasing description to a rational mind ; and the
Hight Rev. Examinants, together with the whole assembly, partook
of the gratifying scene with feelings of evident satisfaction and
delight.
London, England, 1826-05-18

rite 13titigift proSO.

A CHARGE 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 PROPRIEI'OIIB
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 lute.
rests strenuously advocated.
The NEW Pat:m.lllEl'oas also pledge themselves, that the
Parliamentary, Legal, and Police Reports, shall be correct and
ample; the Literary Contributions classical and select; and its
Miscellaneous Intelligence early and authentic.

The BRITISU PRESS commenced pubbahrag yesterday arming
at rive o'clock.

LONDON, THURSDAY, May 18, 18R6.

The Ftoik of the lath lust. has arrived. The para-
graphs which we have extracted relative to the affairs of
Turkey are of very great importance. It appears from
them that the Porte is determined to comply neither with
the demands of Russia, nor to accept the mediation of
England; and there seems now no resource but the voie de
Pit. It is to be hoped, however, that the mere demon-
stration of hostile intentions on the part of Russia, and the
tone which our force in the East warrants us in taking
with the Pacha of EGYPT, will be sufficient even now to
force the Porte to come to some more favourable con-
clusion.

We learn from Avignon that the late frosts in that
quarter have been very prejudicial both to the mulberry
and the vine. The crop of silk, in consequence of this, is
expected to be very scanty this season on the banks of the
Rhone; a circumstance which must prove very detri-
mental to the French manufacturers, in consequence of
the depressed state of the market for silk goods in that
country.
[From the Efoik, dated May 16.]

CONSTANTINOPLE, APRIL 20.

As these was every reason to expect, the Porte has rejected all
the proposals of Mr. Stratford Canning in favour of the Greeks.
This powerful intervention is therefore probably reduced to no.
thing, at least as far as concerns the way of negotiation.
The Reis Effendi has refused to agree to any concession as to
the Russian ultimo:um. We shall doubtless soon see what will
be the result of this.
APRIL 22.
London, England, 1826-07-15

GREECE.

The following tis an extract of a letter dated Zante,
June 13th :

" In political news we have a great dearth. The new
Government of Greece have begun to show the same spirit
of anarchy and disunion which has always been their bane,
and their total want of means paralyzes all their exertions.
Ibrahim I'acha has succeeded in throwing succours into
Tripolizza, and has formed a camp at Leondari to keep
open the communication between that place and Modon.
No effective force of Greeks are opposed to him, and the
reports which we hear every day are so vague that they do
not deserve attention."
London, England, 1826-07-15

IRL Vll TRADE.

Among the various measures adopted in the last Session
of Parliament, for opening the commerce of the United
Kingdom as well as of the Colonies, was one removing the
old prohibition to the importation of foreign salted beef
and pork, which seems to have escaped the no:ice of any
of the Irith Representatives. It is only now that, upon the
printing of the Acts, this measure conies to be known;
and not only does it permit the importation into the Unitrd
Kingdom of foreign salt provisions for exportation, but
the Colonies Importation Bill allows these very same pro-
visions, coming from the United Kingdom, to be imported
into the West India Colonies, at a duty of 30 per cent.
lire understand some respectable merchants in the Irish
provision trade, accompanied by Sir Nicholas Colthurst,
waited upon Mr. Huskisson, on Tuesday last, to discuss
with him the tendency and object of these measures, when
the Right lion. President frankly stated, that it was not
intended to open the trade to the West India Colonies, in
the way which the joint operation of these two measures
had effected ; and be said he should be prepared in the next
Session either to renew the prohibition, or to increase the
duty, whichever might 1,,e deemed preferable. He himself
was inclined to the latter, while the merchants thought the
former to be preferred.
It was also stated to him, that, under this law, ships
going on foreign voyages might provide themselves with
foreign salt provisions, for ships' use. He said distinctly,
it was not intended to permit this; and lie intimated that
the Treasury would write to the Board of Customs, to
adopt such regulations as should obviate this abuse of the
permission.
It is right to state, that while Mr. Huskisson attended to
the representation of those merchants, and consented to
rectify, as far as be could, the errors that were pointed out,
he did not conceal his own strong feeling ; which was ad-
verse to continuing to Ireland what he called Ihr monopoly
of the supply of salt provisions to the %Vest India Colonies.
London, England, 1826-07-15

SHIPPINGINTECLAGEXCE.

LIVERPOOL Jars 19.
Arrived the Richard Walker, Lowthian, and Mersey, Mackin.
tads. from Jamaica, (north aide) ; Union. Smith, from Char.
lesiva ; Golconda, Goodrich, from ditto ; Patriot, Schroeder, from
Dantsie : Liddell, —, front Pictou ; Briton, Campion, from
Alicamiche ; Belem Cnstle, —, from Lisbon ; Henry Arnott,
—, from Pictou ; William Ashton, from New Bruns-
wick.
Priv"' 6ignala.-51es,ts. Cropper. Benson. and CO. for the Pa-
da°, from New York; 'Aleuts. Shepley and Co. foe the Dido, fruits
New Odessa.

fl tAila/E ND, JULY 13.—Arrived the 'Midas, Bagrie, from the!
Isle of France; Alacrity, Findlay, from Limilray ; Hunter. NI.
altos, from St. Domingo • I/Cfleda, Norfur, trout Gibraltar;
Reward, Terry, from Quebec; Barclay,. Ferrer, from Jamaica ;
George and Ann. Caere, from Critic; Borodino., 3lorosto v, fro m
ht. Petersburgh ; Louisa, Daubsney, from Grenada; Venus, Scott,
tram Demerara; Harriet, Stephens, leorn I.egliarn ; Leda, Car.
ri.lorroo. from Cadiz "Jai", Dean. front Si. Pereniburgh ;
bells. `Store, from Bandana lAllib, front blatanzas ;
Astrea. Barclay, from Messina. Sailed the Apollo, Pruat, for
ettio Vruw lletje, Flint, for Amsterdam ; Harrier, Brown, for
Beeintri.
.GENOA, Jut.er (s.—The Epirus Canevarn, from Cadiz to this
lon, la reported to be taiga; within the Straits by a Ca:osolnan
privateer; the whole of the cargo transhipped ou Loud a Spanish
ttw two. and sent to Tpllis.
GUTTED:RUBOR, Juror 4.—The Hope. Situ, from KO to :
lhanaar. put in hereon the nth ult., leaky. The cargo is dhcharg.
log and an far in good order.
S. 14E14 Ju NE 19.—The Elisabeth is again staunch, and re my
for sea. .
lIAIIAXWAR, Jima 17.,-The Brother.. Hill, of and from Li.
werpoal to New ()Tirana, struck on a reef off Harrel Key, in the old
CLOWICI. 00 the inst., and bilged. The mate arrived here on
Site 4.11 instant, and left the rest of the crew upon a desolate
alajtsty's ship ,Magpie proceeded yesterday to bring till
I e (rev.
sr. JOHN'S, N. 8., June 11.—The Enterprise, Bell, from the
Clyde in this port, ran on the Hipper Ledge yesterday, and was
abandoned by the crew.
ST. Krer's. Jux r. il.—The Governor Maxwell, of this port,
from Sandy Point, ran on shore on the 19th of April. at one of the
Gut-hays. hot bermes...and was damaged in her hull, but got oa;
brougot here, and repaired,
The Camden, Al nom was totally Ira nn II veer of reeks in St.
Gtorge's Bay, coast of Patagonia—crew and rime cl the sails
bawd.
The Ilarbtdatse, Lee. arrived at Terra, from St. John's, N. D.,
left Insiltng at St. John's. the Aid. Palmrr. for Truro, and was
expected to be ready to sail about tb: 16t i Juno.
London, England, 1826-07-15

wee, and if possible increase, the glorious public estimation and
rei,utation that have entitled him to our election.
I. That the authority of his Excellency be formally recognised
lb- a!! (shying Authorit e .
ne Municipality then resolved that two copies of these pro.
s. t.!irgs. sanctioned and ratified by it, and the numerous inha-
bitants of this city who wire present. should be transmitted to the
irtentlant of the Departitunt,.one for his own information, and the
o:!,er for transmission to the Commandant at Arms; that copies
tt recf be also remitted to his Excellency Gen. Jose Antonio Peet,
to ifs Excellency Santiago Marino, to the illustrious Municipality
sat Valencia, to the canton of ha tittayra ; and that the game be
fir:Ned and circulated amongst all whom it may concern,
by the Political Chief. The Commissioners, Messrs. Jo.e Nunez
Casares. and Pedro Pablo Dias, then announced to the
/letting the demonstrations of friendship and harmony with
which they had been received by the illustrious Municipality
and people of Valencia, more especially by General Pan
and the military, who expressed the warmest sentiments to-
wards the City Municipality from whence the Commission
emanated. The meeting could not do less than express its grati-
tude for this liberality and confidence, and determined that its
thanks be conveyed to his Excellency, and that illustrious body,
for the display of harmony and generosity manifested in this its
first communication with this Municipality. Then followed the
waling of the Act celebrated by the Municipality of the Canton of
La Guityra on the Beh instant, by which, in accordance with the
same principles that animate those of this city and Valencia, his
Exce:leney General Jose Antonio Pau is recognized as Comman-
der in Chief of the Department. in all the extent of his faculties in
directing war, and in all atttibutes called for by circumstances.
This Act wax confirmed and replied to, with expressions of the Ra-
i ist,:ction derived by this Municipality and city front learning the
sentin,ents contained in the said L.
With which the meeting broke up.
DOMINGO NAVAS SPINOLA.
FRANCISCO IGNACIO ALVARADO StanexO,
GERONIMO POISPA,
LORENZO EMAEAREL,
ANTONIO Auto CEDILLO,
JUAN JOSE GISIENT.3,
FERNANDO A COSTA,
NARCISO RAMIREZ,
MANUEL LOrEZ,
Jon FRANCISCO CEIPEDES,
Jost D/ONISIO FLORES,
JOSE DE IRRIRAREN.
RAIMUNDO RLNDON SARMIENTO, Secretary.
London, England, 1826-07-15

NEW REGULATIONS for the TURKISH SOLDIERY

The ancient statutes and privileges of the Janissaries are pes„
saved and confirmed. Individuals receiving pay at present con,
time in the enjoyment of their pay, but it reverts after their death
to the public treasury, instead of being transferrable by them to
other persons, as has been usual hitherto.
Among 196 ortha of Janissaries 50 are designated, from each of
which 150 meo are to be drawn to form new ortas, which shall be
exercised in the management of European arms, and shall perform
active service, so as to form a nuckas of 7,500 men.
The new troops shall bear the name of Taalimli-Acker
cised troops), or Iskendschi-Neferat (disposable troops), and the
name of Nisam Dschedid, so fatal to Selim 111., shall be carefully
avoided.
The pay of the pirate soldier is fixed at AO *spent or 30 pares
per (lay, and i: shall increase in due proportion for the officers.
Besides the pay, the soldier shall receive his dress and anns; the
latter to consist of a tirelock, with a bayonet and a sabre. The dren
is composed of a tight coat of red cloth, of trowsers of blue cloth,
and of a kotpark of green cloth, with a black sheep-skin attached.
The exercises sh-11 take place in winter, at the present barracks
of the Janissaries, and in summer on the Etmeidan, 11111 Ober grep.(
squares, at days and hours appointed. Several officers of the Egyp-
tian army are expected at Constantinople to instruct the troops.
The corps of cannoneer, and hombardeers, which has been ta.gs.
nized in this way for several yearn, shall be increased, and that of
tulunzbailsrliis (sappers) shall be incorporated with it.
The new organization shall extend by degrees from the capital
to the provinces, and from the infantry to the cavalry. With this
view, the /.aims and Timariates, possessors of military commis.
sinus, shall be invited to cause themselves to be inscribed in the
lists of the new militia.
The revenues of the Custom-house, independently of the re.
venues arising from the income of the Janissaiies, are assigned in
lorder to cover the expenses occasioned by this new measure.
London, England, 1826-07-15

DIED.

On the 11th lost., after a few days' illness, Robert Jones, only
on of Henry John Adeane, Esq. of Rabrahani, Cambridg
ig shire.
On the 13th inst., at his house in Montague-place, Montague-
nore. and of Cricklewood House, Ilendon, Middlesex, William
‘'itle, Esq. in the 82d year of his age.
At Sidnuouh, on the 9th imt., Mr. Richard Wheaton, a pourer
in the house of H. and J. Newton and Co. bruatlpmerehants,
gate High-street.
On the 9(11 inst., John Oakes, Esq. of Burnham-market,
folk, in the 71st year of his age.

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HIGH WATER TEM DAY AT LONDON BRIDGE.
Morning .... 8 min. after 10 I 'realm( JB min. after 10.

lUT:inedUrthe";sEncLtioCnHaUSd apFpEmsbalt:LL FEMALE
GentlemenPlLLS
ohfstrhee
dictal Profession, as a safe and valuable Medicine, In removing oh-
structions, and relieving other inconveniences to which the female
frame is liable. especially those which, at an early period of life,tre•
quentiv arise front want of exercise and a general debility of the sfs*
tern. They create an appet it., correct indigestion, remove giddineo
and nervous head.ache, and are eminently useful in windy. disorclr••
pains in the stomach, shortness of breath, and palpitations of the
heart. sc
Purchasers are requested to remark, that, as a testimony of
thenticity, each bill of directions is signed with the name of "
Kearsley," in writing. Sold wholesale and retail, in London, b 1
11"Ightman and Cramp, 24, Paternoster-row, (late of flee;
street ;) Barclay and Sons, Fleet-market Newbevr 112,"
Sons, Sr. Paul's Church-yard ; Sutton and Co., Bow Charcklar"
Sangar, 1510, Oxford-street, opposite Bond-street ; Evans and San,
Long-lane, Smithriekl; Johnson, Greek-street, Soho ; Butler ,o 1
Sons, Chestpside • Godfrey Whitlus.Bishopsgate-street ; H•Mack;
rill, 33, 'Whitechapel ; and by all country venders, at 2s. 9.,•
per box.
•,-,* It is necessary to Inform the public that Kesrslcy's is the
only original and genuine asseicine, and has been prepared by tbeto
for wore than thirty years.

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Printed at THE BRITISH PRESS Office, by LW. CARLTON, No. lot
Strand, and pubtlehest by R. CANNON, same plate.
London, England, 1826-07-15

and preso•makers—S. Shepherd and T. Weston, Faversham, Kent, Boman
Lemma-manufacturers.

The average price of Brown or Muscovado Sugar computed from the
Retina. made In the week ending the 12th day of Jolt, 1826, is 2Ph. and
91,1. ter hundred weight, exclusive of the Duties of Co4tomir paid or pay-
able thereon On the Importation thereof into Great Britain.,

Average price of Corn from the rettuus received In the week ending
July 8, WA.
Wheat. I Barley. I Oats. I Rye. Beane. reay.
v. d. a. 4. a. 4. a. 4. a. d. a. (I.
0 II TS 6 24 IS 21, 7 40 I 41 I
London, England, 1826-05-27

STATE OF TRADE.

So mueh depressed is the rate of weaving and the price of yarn,
that goods can be brought forward considerably under their cost at
any former period ; and as it is impossible that weavers can con-
tinue, for any length of time, to work at the present rates, no
doubt can exist of the manufactured article hy-and-bye rising in
value. Several houses in Glasgow, in both the line muslin and
polli:ate lines, are increasing the number of their hands ; and a
little more demand for weavers would lead to a rise of wages, as
many of them will rather work at out-door labour titan ply their
own trade en the present terms.—Glasgow Chromic*.
By the Sir John Keane, arrived at Liverpool. we have received
Jamaica Papers to the 2d April. Ily this conveyance, we have re-
ceived no communication which can enable We to say any thing in
favour of trade. We regret to hear that an old-established and ex.
tensive Spanish house in Cuba ha, failed. In the entries by Ame-
rican ships, we perceive " bursa of shoes," which articles used for-
merly to be obtained from tills eountry.—.Glasgovr Courier.
London, England, 1826-05-27

THEATRE ROYAL. DRURY-LANE.
JILMISS STEPHENS'S BENEFIT.— TUESDAY
NEXT, the 30th inst. a Orand Romantic Opera (last
time this Season) of ALADDIN. After which a CONCERT, in
which Mr. Sinclair, Mr. Horn, Mr. Harley, Miss Johnston, and
Miss "Stephens, will perform. Mr. Mori will, for this Light only,
play a Fantasia.on the Violin.
To conclude with the Opera of HENRI QUATRE. Charac-
ters by Mr. Walluk, Mr. 1)owton, Mr. Harley, Miss Graddon,
and Miss Stephens.
Tickets and Places to be had of Miss Stephens, 1, Connaught-
tarrace, Edgware-road ; Willis's Music Saloon, St. James's-
street ; and Box-office.
London, England, 1826-05-27

NEWCASTLE COFFEE-HOUSE AND TAVERN,
/MIA NGSGATE.
By Mews. WARLTERS and Co.,
At Garraway's, on THURSDAY NEXT, at 13, by order of the
Assignees of Mr. Wm. Marshall, a Bankrupt,
THE LEASE and GOOD-WILL of a valuable
1. established COFFEE-110I7Sli, TAVERN, and TAP,
known as the Newcastle Coffee-house, St. Alary.at.hill, Lower
Thames-street, two doors from Billiogsgate.market.
The premises are conveniently arranged, and carrying on an es.
tensive trade, of which immediate possession may be had.
Aiso, • RANGE of WAREHOUSES adjoining ; held on
/east, at a low rent.
May be viewed. Particulars may be had on the premiaes ; of
Messrs. Overton and Combs, Solicitors, Tokenhouse.yard ; of
Mr. Whitton, Solicitor, fheatJames.street ; at Gatraway's; and
or Messrs. Warlters and Co., Fleet-market.
London, England, 1826-05-27

THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT.OARDEN.
ADMIE VESTRIS' BENEFIT.—thi THURS-
.L NEXT. June 1, will be performed the Comedy of
THE MERRY WIVES OF WINDSOR. Sir John Falstaff,
Mr. Fawcett; Abraham Slender. Mr. W. Farren; Mr. Fenton,
Mr. Braham ; Mr. Ford, Air. Wank ; Mr. Page. Mr. Cooper.
Mrs. Ford. Mies Paton; Mrs. Page, Madame Vestris. After
which a CONCERT.
To conclude with the Barletta of M l D.S. Apollo, Madame
Vestris Midas, Mr. \V. Farren. Daphne, Miss Hammersley ;
Nyu, Miss IL Cause.
Tickets, Places, Family and Private Boxes, to he had of Ma.
dame Veatris, 1, Curzor..strect, Mayfair ; and at the Box.office,
Hart-street.
London, England, 1826-05-27

BALES BY AUCTION.

MODERN FURNITURE. 1,000 OUNCES OF PLATE,
Linen, China, Wines. &c.
By 31essrs. %VAULTERS and Co.
On the Premises. the Deorse's Coffee-house, Coventry-street, Hay-
market, on TUESDAI NEXT, and following Day, at 11.
ALL the excellent nous;:hold Furniture, Plate, stock
of Wine, and effects, comprising mahogany four-post and
French bedsteads, and chintz furnitures, tine goose-feather beds,
hair mattresazs, ai:d bedding. wardrobes, drawers, bookcases, sets
of patent dining, card, 100, and coffee-room tables, drawing room
and parlour chairs, French curtains, large chimney and pier
glasses, chandeliers, sofas, cellaret sideboards, Turkey and Brus-
eels carpets, and nearly new kitchen furniture.
May be siedred this day and Alohday next; catalogues on
the premises, and of Messrs. \Varlters and Co. Fleet-market.
London, England, 1826-05-27

FRENC If PIPERS.

ONSTANTINOTT r, MAT 5.
The Poste rote/day crormunlrclil to M. de Miovacky, a 1 to
the Envoys of Prv.ce, Austria, Lnglatul, and Prussia, its answer
to the demand, of Russia.
The propositions presented by M. de Minziacky, in the coo-
',relic, of the Sth of April, rested upon the following points. a hieh
his alkieetY the Emperor or Maeda had deigned to iadieate
ildhipensabte condidors of the complete re.establlshment and
cossolhlation of friendly undergo:wilt-A between Roasia and the
Porle

-
1. The entire te.eseahlishment of the state of things es they
existed in Moldavia and Wallachi 1. previon4 to the insurrectioo of
11111, pritteirdly as it regards the number and organization of the
prosartnal militia (beeeltlis).
2. The Petting at liberty the Deputies from Serail', retained since
1821, in the pahice of the Grand Scignor, at Constantinople, and
ttisfsetion foe the Representatives of Servis.
The sending of Plenipotentiaties to the Russian frontiers,
t, tre to resume, with Russian ('ommissiooers, the negotiation
uron all the pcints which had been treated upon, froml3l6 to MI,
and to conclude a definitive arrangement.
Vette day the Reis Effendi invited to his house the interpreter of
the Ostselan Legation, and informtd him, in presence of the Kiaya
Bey (31inister of the Interior), that the Porte weed .A 1 willingly, and
without the slightest restriction, to the demands of Roma. and
that it would make a written communication to this efft et to Al, de
Ilitt.r"telty. after the festival of the Bairam (then;.h of this month).
1.1 the evening of yesterday the Deputies:of Smits were realeased
from the Seraglio. t'ouricts set off at the sane time with orders to
the Princes of Moldavia and Wallachia, to re.establish,without loss
of time, the Bacilli., who may be now in the principalities, on the
same footing u before the imurrcetion.
It has been announced to the Foreign Legations that the Sul-
len has appointed,ss his Plenipotentiatiot,Hadi Effendi (latisuper-
intendent of the Chancery of the Divan), and Ibrahim EfferWi (a
member of the body of 171emes. with the rank of Moll* of Scu-
tari), who have orders to enter into negotiations with the Russian
Plenipotentiaries, at such places as shall be appointed by the Court
of Russia. _ .

The Russian Charge d'Affaires has expressed his entire satisfac-
tion, as well with respect to the tenor of this determination, as to
the form in which the first communication has beets made. This
Minister immediately expeditrti a courier t• St. l'etersburgh, for
the purpose of making khowu a result so important towards the
prcserrathni of peace.
London, England, 1826-05-27

DISTRESSED MANUFACTI7REItS.—The Manu-
facturers' Relief Committee having seen with great surprise,
in " The Morning Herald" of this day, a Letter addressed to the
Editor of that paper, under date " Burnley, May 22," and signed
"A POOR HAND-LOOM WEAVER," and also a paragraph headed
ed " PAD I DAm, May 23," containing statements highly Injurious
to the character of Mr. Mortimer, the agent employed by theca for
the purpose of procuring the best information as to the state df the
Manufacturing Districts, deem it to be their duty to express to\he
Public their extreme regret, that the Editcr of the Paper alludedsto
should not have communicated to ikon the information on the
authority of which he heeinserhedlheretrageaphs. They have in-
stituted an inquiry upon the subject, and have caused application
to be made to the Editor of " The Morning Herald' for his
authority.
At a Meeting of the Committee, held at the City of London
Tavern, May 26, 1826;
BENJAM HIN AWES, Esq., and subsequently,
The Lord Bishop of CHESTER, in the Chair.
1 Resolved—That 3001. be remitted for the relief of the Dis-
tressed Manufacturers of Stockport, Cheshire.
Amount of Subscriptions already advertised, L 100,726 3s. lOd.
London, England, 1826-05-27

SALES BY AUCTION.

CAPITAL IIIERCAN'TILE RESIDENCE,
With Offices and large Warehouse behind, 4, West Winchester.
street, Broad-street, City.
By Mr. C. WITH F:RRY,
On the Premises, on THURSDAY NEXT, at One, by order of
the Assignees of Messrs. A. Dixon and Co.,
THE LEASE of those excellent PREMISES, situate
as above, and comprising a well-built Mercantile Residence,
containing live bed-chambers, two drawing-moron, and two dining
and breakfast parlours; private enunting-house large warehouse,
W with additional entrance from Little incheliter-street, with a
double light in the roof; domestic offices of every description, welt
adapted for a Public Company, or for any concern requiring light
and roomy premises. Held for a term, of which 154 years are Un-
expirod, at the low rent of 1501.
May be viewed until the sale, with tickets. Particulars may be
had on the premises; of 51r. Bolton, Solicitor, 25, Austin friar-
and of Mr. C. Witheiby, Auctioneer and Land Surveyor, 22,
13a-
chin-lane, Cornhill.

GREAT WINCH ESTE R-STREET.
Genuine Modern Furniture; Seeretaire; Book-ease; 154) Vo-
Imes of Rooks; Eight-day deal Clock; • few Paintings, hr
Vandeveldt, Cuyp and others; China; Glass; Counting-house
and Warehouse Fixtures.

By Mr. C. WITHERRY,
On the Premises, No. 4, (treat Winchester-street, City, mi
THURSDAY NEXT, and following Day, at 12, by order of
the Assignees of Messrs. A. Ilixon and Co.
COMPRISING excellent mahogany four-post, tent, an,!.
other bedsteads, with chintz hangings ; mattresses ;
feather be:ls ; excellent NVitney blankeur ; bedding ; inahegany
wardrobe; chest of drawers; pier and dressing glasses; mahoe'lY
dining, card, and Pembroke tables; book-case, with arcre:aire ;
hooks, clinpriging Rees's Cyclopssdia, large paper e..my, Rollin's,
Marshall's, and Sterne's Works, /ice.; Brussels and (Atm. carpeting ;
oil-cloth; chills; glass; kitchen utensils, sod effects. The Cmint.
ing-house and Warehouse comprise a handsome pedestal writing.
table, on raised floor and rail ; eight-day deal clock ; nest of shelves;
copying machine ; weighing machine ; large press, with. irou
screw, &c.
To be viewed on Wednesday next, and morning of sale, wile,.
cralogun may be had on the premiss; of Mr. Dalian., Solicism,
25, Austinfriars; and of Mr. ‘Vitlizrby, Auctioneer and Laud Sur.
veyor, '22, Buchin-lane, Comhill.
London, England, 1826-05-27

IMPROVED RENT OP„20/...PER ANNUM, WHITE-

FRIARS.

By :11engrn. IV Alt latmS and (:o.
At Cifarraway's. on raußsuity NEXT. at 12, by order of the
.

Aiiministrator of Mr. Mark --
A SECURED RENT of '2O/. per annum, for ten
IX years, arising from Leasehold Coaenhotnes, Stabling and
Rama over, in fianenck-yard, Water-lane, neat-street.
May be viewed ; psrtieulals of Mr. Ashton, Primrose-hill,
Salisbury-square ; at Oarraway's ; and of Mears. Wuhan and
Co. Fleet-market.
London, England, 1826-05-27

PUBLIC-HOUSE AND WINE-VAULTS,
Near the Southwark Bridge.
By Nexus. IVA RLTERS and Ca
At Garraway's, on THURSDAY NEXT, ►t 12, bporder of the
Araviance,

A Desirable PUBLIC-HOUSE and LIQUOR-SHOP,
I 1 known by the Sign of King demise the Fourth, command-
ingly situate on the New Southwark-road, Borough, near the
Bridge.
The premises are newly built, and arranged with every accom-
modation for the convenience of trade, which the situation must
command held by ►ease for fifty-ntne years, at a ground-rent, awl
immediate possession may be had.
May be viewed till the sale. Particulars of Mr. IVhitton,
eitor, (heat James-street; at Garraway's ; and of Messrs. Wail.
tees and Co., Flect-market.
London, England, 1826-05-27

THE NI ASTieRS SCHULZ' (from Vienna), who have
had the honour of performing twice, with the greatest appro-
bation, before his Majvity. at Carlton Palace. most respectfully
acquaint the Nobility, Gentry, and their Friends In general, that
they began this Season a Series of Musical Entertainments (varied
an each occasion), in which thee will perform a Selection of the
moat brilliant Pieces, on the Grand Pianoforte, two Spanish
Guitars, of difrerent descriptions, and two newly-invented Instru-
ments. called Physharmonica and Aeoludieon.
A Morning and an Evening Concert will be given inch Week;
on Mondays at 2 o'Clock, and Wednesdays at 8 o'cllck precisely,
at the Spacious Rooms, No. 67, Prith.street, corner of Soho-
, square.
Ticket*, 81. each, to he had of Mr. Schultz' at the Rooms, and
at the principal Music Shops.
•„, Mr. and Masters Schulz' give also Instructions on the
Pianoforte and Spanish Guitar, and attepd Evening Parties.
London, England, 1826-05-27

THE ARMY.

Detachments belonging to the Royal Staff Corps, the 43d, and 9lth Re.
giments of Infantry, disembarked from the Maria transport, at Port,
mouth, on the 25th inst. from eoinraltar.
The ist division of the depot of the idth 'Highland) Roasshire Ruffs
disembarked at Greenock, on the 22d Inst. from Cork.
A. Detachment belonging to the East India Company's Service ft.
calved orders to embark, yesterday afternoon, at Billimplate, for Graves-
end, on route to Chatham.

getnchments belonging to the 30th and 3Gth Ittelmenh of Foot, marched
yesterday, from We.tmtn.ter. for Colthrwr.
•"- • " .

A Detachment belonging to the ft3d Regiment of Infantry marched yet.
terday morning, from Wedtmlnater,for,
. .

A lietachtne'n't belonging to the 872 f Regiment Of Foot, marched, yak,.
day, from Westrolouter, for Ipmrricit,

X Detachment belonging to the Stith Regiment of Infantry has received
orders to proceed, this day, from WeAmlnster, fur Ruh.
The Wilts Regiment of Yeomanry Cavalry (ten Troops', under the
command of Lieutenant-Colonel Baker, if P., convict d the period if
their permanent duty, at Devise., on Toesdaplast. The Inverting Field
Officer, who reviewed them on that day, expressed bin hi7h approbation of
the correctness with which their evolutions were performed, and of the
quality of the banns.
London, England, 1826-05-27

THE CHUltru.

ORDINATION.
The following gentlemen were ordained by the Lord Bishop of Ely, oar
Trinity Sunday, at St. George's Hanover-square, London :
IhtAcoms.—'fb.notta Newton, B.A. St. John's College, Csmbridge
F:dward Wilson, B.A. St. John's College, Cambridge; John Shaw, B.A.
Jesus College, Cambridge; John William Gleadall, M.A. Catharine Hau.
tambridge; Willi.un Spencer Harris Braman, B.A. Lincoln Lonege,
Oxon. Eases Henry Bond, B.A. *.lueen's College, Cambridge; William
Latimer Neville, IL A.Quern's College, Oxon ' • Frederick Williamson, B
Christ Church, Oxon ; Robert J. W. Wright, Trinity College, 010,g,
Let. Dim. from the Bishop of it'inebester. Daniel Lewis Jones, BA.
Jesus College, Oxon ; Edward Jones. B.A. Jesus College, Oxon--lty
Cum. from the Bishop or St. kurph. Robert Thompson, B.A. tulip
ege, Cambrldge—By Let. Dim. from the Bishop of Chester.
PRIIIST/I.—WilliamMewell. M.A. Pe:low or l'rloity College, Cam.
bridge; Julius Charles Hare, M.A. Fellow of Trinity College, Cambridge,
George Barber Paley, M.A. Fellow of St. Peter'.. College, Cambridge.
Peter Still, B.A. Fellow of King's College, Cambridge ; ll'alter Blunt,
B.A. Fellow of Ring's College, Cambridge; George Brown Maturin, B.A.
Fellow of King's College, Cambridge; Lawrence Stephenson, ILA. st,
John's College, Cambridge; Thomas Chalmers Stade, B.A. Clare Han,
Cambrithre Thomas Lathbury, B.A. St. Edmund's Hall, Oxon • Thee„g.
Penton, B.A. Pembroke t'olicee, Oxon; Wiliam Evans, B.A. Trit,iti
College, Oxon—By Let. Dim. from the Bishop of Winchester.
Te Lord Bishop r.f Peterborough held an ordination In his Cathednu
on Trinity Sunday, when the following gentlemen were admitted tutu
holy orders, vis.
_ _ _

lisAcox...--Tbomas Horn, B.A. St. lidmund's Hail, Oxford.
Paissys.—Tbomas William Cm, B.A. Brarennose, College, 0,0.;
John Francis Cobb, B.A. St. Peter's Colley, Cambridge; James Hook,.
B.A. Jesus College. Cambridge ; James Metcalfe, B.A. St. Col-
lege, Cambridge ; Charles John Pinfold, B.A. Christ's College, Cambridge;
Hugb Maltby Spence, B.A. Lincoln College, Oxon ; Chaves Tucker,
H.A. Wadham College, Oxon; Samson Henry White, B.A. liertou
lege, Oxon.. . . .

On Saturday last the Lord Bishop of Peterborough Instituted the Itf..
Edward Hatch Hoare to the rectory of !sham superior, vacant ly
Bath of the Rev. Thomas Thomas; patron, the Rev. Henry Hoare, of
th.
On Monday last the Rev. Hugh Maltby Spence was instituted to th
rectory of West Haddon, vacant by the resignation of the Rev. iota
Spence, on the prexentation of Sawyer Spence, Esq.
On the same day the Rev. Samson Henry White was Instituted, Bpi,
his own netibon, to the rectory of Maidford, vacant by the death of ti;.;
Rev. Sarison White.
London, England, 1826-05-27

THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT.GARDEN.

NER. JONES respectfully acquaints the Public, that
1 his BENEFIT as fixed for '1 UESDA I% June 6, when,
in consequence of the unprecedented attraction of THE SIAVE.
that Opera will be repeated, with the powerful assistance, for that
night only, of Miss Prann, Illadame Vestris, and Mr. "Italian).
Kith Mr. Sheridan's highlv.celebrated dramatic P,itce, called
THE CRITIC, including the original Scene of The Italians ; in
which Miss Paton, Madame Vestris. and Mr. Brabant, have con_

seined to appear; and Sir Fretful Plagiarist, Mr. Fonen ; Puff;
by Mr. Jones; Mr. Yates has most kindly promised to perform
one of his popular Characters..
Tickets and Places to be had of Mr. Jones, 14, Chapel-street,
Grosvenor-place.
London, England, 1826-05-27

rrHE THIRD ANNUAL EXHIBITION of the
L. SOCIETY of BRITISH ARTISTS, Sullolk.strect, Pall.
mall East. is now OPEN, from Eight o'Clock in the Morning
until Duak. Adatittattee, Is. Catalogues. Is.
T. C.-110FI.AND, Secrerary.
London, England, 1826-05-27

70 THE EDITOR OF-THE BRITISH PRESS.

St a--A. a well-known friend in the cause of humanity. it will
be doubtless gratifying to you to learn, that the laudable elfnts for
relieving the distressed s'ate of the manufacturing poptilottt,n of
England, hate not been.alnne confined to the Mother Country;
a Sermon preached last Sunday at the Protestant Chapel in
Boulogne, by the Rev. J. Symons, Consular Chaplain, for the
said object, having produced upwards of 1500 franc, (about r,27.);
a collection alike creditable to the congregation and their worthy
minister. I. am, Sir, &c.
Friday. T. G.
London, England, 1826-05-27

nBERON.-The MUM of the Second Act of this
celebrated Opera, now performing with enthusiastic applause
at the Theatre Royal. Covent.garden, composed by CARL
MARIA VON WEBER, just published. at the Royal Harmonic
Institution, Argyll-rooms, 246, Regent-street.
Where is published,
The popular Song, " Pre been Roaming," sung by Madame
Vestris with unbounded applause, compostd by C. E. Horn, 2e.
Also, " The Merry Gipsies," an admired (flee, composed by
T. Welch, 2s. 61.
DR. CROTCH'S NEW TREATISE on THOROUGH
BASS ; or, the Art of Playing from Figures, will be published
in a few days.

STEW SONGS.—White and Red Roses, sung by
1.1 Madame Vestris, composed by J. Barnett, 2s.
Bonnie we wife (new Edition), sung by Madame Yoffie, tom-;
posed by Mrs. Miles, 2s.
A man's a man for a' that, sung by Mr. Braham, composed
by A. Lce, 2s.
Woman, sung by Mr. Braham, composed by A. Lee, 2s.
Tell me no more, sung by Mr. Braham, composed by J. Brig-
ham, 2i.
Blue Bonnets over the Border, sung by Mr. Braham, composed
by A. Lee, 2s.
Horn of chase (new Edition), sung by Braham, composed by
A. bee, 24.
Birds are singing sweet, my love, sung by Mr. Braham, corn-
posed by J. Brabant, 2s. 6d.
Farewell Song, sung by Miss Foote, composed by M. Kelly, 2s.
My heart is young, sung by Miss Foote, composed by M.
Kelly, h. 6d.
Blink over the burn, my sweet, sung by Miss Stephens, com.
posed by J. Smith, 2s.
Oh, I love this moonlight ray, sung by Miss Stephens, composed
by G.F. Stansbury, 2s.
Such tears are bliss, sung by Miss Stephens, composed by I. C.
Clifton. t's.
There is a love, sung by Mr. Sapio, composed by F. J.
Klose. 2s.
Will you with tne, my love, Mary, sung by Mr. Sapio, corn.
posed by J. A. Wade, Esq., 2s.
Published by J. Willis and Co. Royal Musical Repository, 55,
St. James's-street, opposite Jermyn-street, London, and 7, West-
morland-street, Dublin; where may be had every variety of Grand,
Cabinet, Cottage, Square, and Circular Pianofortes, Harps, &c.
by the most enent Makers, at the lowest manufaturers' prices.
Pint/fortes, Harps, &c. let out on hirec.
London, England, 1826-05-27

NEW LAW APPOINTMENTS.

COLONIAL OFFICE.—His Majesty has been pleased to consti-
tute A. Baxster, Esq. Attorney-Oentral In Austrahods, late Saxe
Bannister, Esq.
He has also appointed John P. Musson, Esq. to be his Attorney-
General and Aden:we-General in and foe the Bermuda Islands,
late James Ilolland, Esq. F.S.A.
J. Stephen. Esq. is appointed second Judge in New South
Wales, and James Holland, Esq. succeeds him as Commissioner
of the Courts of Bequest, and Solicitor-General.
London, England, 1826-05-27

A MOST EXCELLENT IYINE VAULTS.
With a trade of Ont. per month, Blackheath.hdl.
By Messrs. WA RLTERS and Co.
At Garraway's, on THURSDAY NEXT.at 12, by direction of the
Proprietor, who is retiring from business,
THE LEASE, fora Term of 13 years, at a small rent,
of a most excellent ready-money Wine Vaults and coin.
fortable Dwelling-house, called the Coach and Horses, Lirnekilns,
Blackheath-hill, with a full price ready-money trade of 4001. per
month, on average of several years.
Particulars of the Auctioneers, Pleemnarkets who are authorized
is treat for the lease by private contract.
London, England, 1826-05-27

VALUABLE LEASEHOLD PROPERTY, ISLINGTON
110f(TON. &c.

By and Co.,
At Garrawayos, on THURSDAY NEXT, at 12.
it LEASEHOLD HOUSE, No. 64, CloudPsley-ter-
ti. race ; a Ditto, No. 4, Cloudesley.square ; Two Ditto. Noe.
6 and 7, Portland-terrace, Lower-road, held for 90 years, at 2!.
each, ground-rent ; Nos. 1.2, :‘, 4,5, and 6, Northampton-sheet,
Lower-road ; No. 31, Wellington-street, Goawell-street ; and
No. 6, Whitmore.strcet, 'Karon all held for long terms, at small
ground-tents ; and Three small Houses, in Bear.gardens, Kings.
land.road.
May be viewed, by permission of the tenants. Particulars at
the King's Head Tavern, Islington ; Belvidere, Pentonville ;
and of the Auctiontvs, Fleet.market.
London, England, 1826-05-27

VALUABLE LEASEHOLD PREMISES,
Cotentry-street, opposite to the Haymarket, adap:ed for a Silver.
smith, Linendrnper, or any genteel business that requires extent of
Premises with Public Situation. known as the George's Coffer.
house, with the advantage of a Victualler's License, and imme-
diate possession.
By Messrs. WARLTERS and Co.
On the Premises, on TUESDAY NEXT, at 12, in consequence of
the former purchaser not having completed his purchase,
THE LEASE for 19 years, at a low rent, including all
the fixtures on the premise., and also all Ike vendor's interest
in a back house, now used as part of the coffee-house.
May be viewed till the sale. Particulars on the premises; of Mr.
Skinner, Solicitor, Portland-street y Mi. 0111, Solicitor, 43, Lin-
coln's-inn-fields; at Gatraway's ; and of Messrs. Warners and Co.
Fleet-market.
London, England, 1826-05-27

CAPITA!. PUBLIC-HOUSE,
Near Elm-market.
By Messrs. WA HLTERS and Co.,
At Garraway's, on THURSDAY NEXT, at 12, by order of
the Trustees, and pursuant to the will of John Lloyd, Esq,
deceased,

A LEASE for a Term of Fourteen Years, commencing
Ili at Christmas-day next, of an excellent PUBLIC-HM[7SE
and PREMISES, known as the IVhite Lion, in Fleet-lane, Fleet-
mtirket, which contains numerous bed-chambers, dining-room,
clubdoom, parlour, bar, tap.room, kitchen, yard, and good eel-
larage. Possession will be given at Chriettuas next.
A Lease will be granted for fourteen years, at the low rent of
'buy pounds.
slay be viewed, by leave of the tenant. Particulars of Messrs.
Hicks and Dean, Solicitors, Gray's Inn-square ; at Garraway's ;
anti of Messrs. Warlters and Co., Fleet-market.