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bjectioos were taken by dafectiam's solicitor, all of which, how-
ever, were weeernied by the llegistaate,, who observed, that this
ease was egrplstele made out under the Act, to bits satisfaction,
sod he would sow commit him for one
bied labour to the House of Correction.
:earner Isere mentioned that it was not from any vindictive
Wiese he becinght these men up; and to convince them of this fact
• iseemitied with the niagistrate in their behalf, stating that he
did let olhb op.press the ewe against the ether workmen, if they
presanienal 'not to annoy him in future by standing sentinels at his
shop deers.
Mr. HAIItICR said that the whole of the defendants ought to
be very much obliged to Mr. Carter for the lenity shown. He (Jr.
• Harmer) had spoken to the journeymen shoemakers on the very
• iligeoper proceedingof placing men at the doors or their employers,
sail tf this practice was still persevered in they unquestionably de-
ferred severe punishment.
'Mr. ll.tanta then had a conversation with some of the defend-
opies, and afterwards, on their behalf, told the Magistrate that
nary thing should be amicably arranged between them and Mr.
Caster if be would be pleased to postpone Isis judgment against
Cosh and the others for one week.
The Magistrate observed, that he certainly would not accede to
the request, unless it entirely met with the approbation of Mr.
'uteri
'f'he complainant at once signified his consent. on the understand-
ing that from henceforth the very disaicreeable annoyance to which
he hid been as lung subject should be done away with.
Judgment war therefore deferred, and ail the defendants entered
Into their recognizances to appear again at this of ca in ewe week,
to be dealt with agreeable to the suture, unless the business was
:Itijusted to the satisfaction of Mr. Carter.
CORONERS' INQUESTS.
SUDDEN DE.VIII or CoLorxt, COOPER.—An Inquest was
on Tuesday evening held at No. 6, Montague-place, the residence
of the Host. Celonel William Cooper, who died rather suddenly.
The Ja-y, which was composed of some Noblemen, military
officers, and gentlemen residing in the vicinity, heard the evidence,
'roving, that on Pridalevaoing last the Colonel and Ws family
attended Covent-iv:Wee Theatre, but before the performance term-
bated, be became very Indisposed, which indisposition increasing,
he returned home, and died about one o'clock, a short time after his
return to his residence. Every medical attendance was pricer:l,
but of no avail, as the medical attendants attributed his death to the
rupture of a vessel, which produced apoplexy ; and the Jury coming
to that conclusion, a verdict to that effect was returned.
INQII2ST ON LADY M. 310110 AN.—Another Inntleft was
held before the same Coroner, at the mansion cf the lion. Lady
Mary Morgan, Upper Seynioursstroet, who was found dead in her
chamber.
From the evidence of the lion. Airs. Gyles,sistt r to the deceased,
Ann Garden, her lady's ma'd, Mr. Joseph Thurlow, her hutlers.
and the footman, it appeared that the deceased lady hal for a num.
bee of years resided in Upper Seymour-street, and had attained her
ueth year. Ent a number of years since she had some disagreement
with a porlon of her family respecting the disposil or division
o. some property which was bequeathed between herself, her sister,
'and her brother, and in consequence of this some trifling coldness
stilted, which Mtn. Gyles, being anxious to remove, called on her
sister (the deceased) one day clueing the week before last. and with-
out any of the common formula of life, volunteered her friendly
assistance and affection; but the deceased lady declined rather
hastily the proffered eller, and altogether refused making any con.
cessions towards obtaining that object. Mrs. Gyles eudeavoured a
eocend time to paint out the consequences of such conduct ; hut
the deceased, having evidently laboured under some kind of aber.
ration of mind, declined very unceremoniously; and after :her
sister left the house she made sonic °bet-rya:ions, which induced
bat amid, Ann Gorden, to believeshe wished again to see Mrs.
Dykes. This was on the Thursday of the same week, and that
lady saa sect for ; on her: arrival she evinced the same kind of
indifference, and, set usual, after her departure the deceased lady
became desponding and agitated, and evidently was labouring
under strong Irritation or aberration of mind ; the appearances in.
creased upon her, and on Saturday evening she retired to her
chamber and locked -herself in ; the servants knowing she had
had but little sleep on the previous evening, conceived by
this circumstance that she had a wish not to be intruded
upon by them, and hoping that a good night's rest would
compose her spirits, did not go near their lady's room until late the
next morning, when the witness, Ann Gorden, became uneasy at
her mistress not calling as usual, and, as she was passing through
the house, thought she heard a violent noise in the room, similar to
the falling of a body, and informing the butler, he went up stairs
and forced open the door, when, they were shocked at behclding the
deceased stretched dead on the floor, with a portion of a cambric
handkerchief tightly fastened round her neck, and the remainder
&Mead to a /alb of the bedstead. Her weight had evidently broken '
the haodkerchier, and she had fallen with her head in the direction
of the door, sod bee lest towards the bed. The servants homer;
()lately sent for the family and Doctor Hollin, and an Inquest Pas
summoned.
Three legal gentlemen attended to assist at the investigation.
The lady, it was supposed, from the cold mate of the body, had
erased to exist some hours. In the room were found two letters,
only extracts of which were read to the Jury, which were very
incoherently written.
Tie .1 u ry,after a sheet deliberation, returned a verdict of—" Tem-
porary mental derangement."

Olflce of Ordnance, May 30,
Royal Regiment of Artillery—Regimental Scruesint-Major James
Wightrnan, e..) be Quartermaster.
inky .1,
DIVIDENDS.
June 28. Thomas Flower, Ca.stle-street, Holborn, jeweller, at
ten, at the Bankrupts' Court.—June 24. William Parkin, Naffer-
ton, Yorkshire, miller, at twelve, at the 'tiger Inn, Beverley.—
June 21. Abraham Barrett, Newport Pairnell, Buckinghamshire,
farmer and mahmer, at ten, at the Swan Inn, Newport Pagnell.—
June 22. Joseph and Francis Stodart, Carlisle, cotton-manufac-
turers at eleven, at the Bush Inn, Carlisle.—June 21. John
and Richard Tankard, Birmingham, factors, at eleven, at the
White Hart Inn, Digbeth, Birmingham.—June 21. Andrew Mur-
cott, Borough of Warwick, draper, ateleven, at the Swan Hotel,
War/Melt—June 21. William Orme, Southwark, distiller, at
twelve, at the Bankrupts' C surt.—J une 21. Edward Robertson,
French-horn-yard. Dean-street, Holborn, coach-smith, at eleven,
at the Bankrupts' Court.--June 21. Augustus (LAM, New Caven-
dish-street, Portland-place and Fulham, musk-publisher, at twelve,
at the Bankrupts' Court—June 31. John Robert Le Cointe, St.
Helen's-place, merchant, at ten, at the Bankrupts Coo rt.—J u ne2 I.
Richard Francis, Wellelose-square, hat-maker, at twelve, at the
Bankrupts' Court.—June 21. William Evans, Albany-terrace,
Albany-road, Old Kent-road, merchant, at eleven, at the Bank,
maple Court.—June 22. John Wells and William Hamilton,
Liverpool, merchants, at one, at the George lon, Dale-street,
Liver pool.—J une 21. Chorles Hitchen and Thomas Wnstenhaline,
Sliefileld, hair-seating-manufacturers. at twelve, at the 4:ornniercial
sheffield.—june 21 Robert and George Wise, Wood-street
and Leeds, merchants, at ten, at the Bankrupts' Court.—July I.
%William Jameson, York, money-scrivener, at eleven, at the White
Swan Inn, York.—June 23. George Helm, Worcester, linen-
draper, at eleven, at the Crowo lan, Worcester.
CERTIFICATES, Jr.:NE 21.
John Ward, George and Vulture Tavern, St.. Michael's-alley,
Cornhill, merchant—John Mills, St. Clement's-church-yard,
Strand, stay-manufacturer—Samuel Davie", Great Surrey-atrect,
Blackftiars, chyrnist—John Union Moore, Venetian Ilou4, City-
road, blind-maker.—Richard Brasier Hawes, Horselsy-street,
Wel worth, carpenter.—James Griffiths, I.iverpool, grocer.—Robert
111•Murras Gardner, Deal, Kant. ineretuftst. —James Lock, Baker-
street North, Mary-la-bonne, chemist and druggist—John Chap-
M alpste, baker.—Ed ward Lunn, Halifax, Yorkshire, che:nist
and druggist.—George Jay and Thomas Ward. Burlington-
gardens, artificial floriate and warehouaemen.—Edward Cowper
Fyffe, New Coven:fish-street, Portland-place, grocer.
PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.
James Edmonds and Thomas Nicoll, ale and table beer brewers,
Gray's Inn.lane.—Josepb and George Anal!, calico -printers,
Meimn, Surrey._Martin Mangles suit William Henry Ilooper,
Attlumar.bury Postern, surgeons.—Thomas Yield and John Oates.
ham and beef dealers, Little Crown-court, St. Jaules'a.—Roberi
arid George Lomas, Manchester, corn.dealers.—Edward Hither- i
ington • ol Catherine Eaton, Great Surrey street, Blackfriarv-road,
therieniourzerit..--Thomas Roberta and Francis Collings Norton,
misters and grocers, Bishop's Castle, Salon.
BIRTH.
, On the 27th ult. at Rangers Lodge, in Oxfordshire, the Lady of
Sir Henry Lambert, of awn.

MARRIED.
At Richmond. Yorkshire, Thomas Richmond, Esi. to Maria,
tb:ni daughter of W. P,;rie, F.sq of that place.
Yesterday at Fulham Church, by the Rev. William Wood, Mr,
Edmond Lloed, Of Harley-street, to Mary Arne, eldest daughter
of Metal& Collett, Esq. of Chancery.lanc, and Holcroft's, Fut.
LA/D.
Tueslay, at St. Mary-la.bonne Church, the Flan. Edward
Geoffrey Stanley, M.P. eldert son of Lord Stanley, and grant of
titelgarl of Derby, to Emma Cart:Hoes second daughter of Edward
Bootle Wilbraham, Esq. M.P. of Latium House, Lancashire.

DIRD.
At Richmond, oa Friday, 2idt of May, in the 20th year of his
age. the Right Hon. Loki Spencer Aegua:us Chichatter, third ion
of she Marquis of Donzgad.
Irately, at Aix la &ins. in Savoy, after a abort illness, Char-
lotte Augusta Caroline, only daughter of Sir Charles Lemon, Bart.
is 'the tenth year of her age.

WATER THIS DAY AT LONDON BRIME.
airy' • DAL after & I Aftertuan 26 TM,. 'fee&

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SALES BY AUCTION.
sui—ttigv.
•
ELEGANT VILIA RESIDENCE, BETWEEN
1; I( and KINGSTON.
WINST.IN LEY sod SONS beg leave respeetfullv to
arqusie.t me thm they arc instrneted conifer for SALE
by AUCTION, on TUESDAY NEXT, unless no acceptable
dim be previously made by private aontrnet, at the Auction Alert.
the depot and conirmlious Villa Residoace called CHESNUT
G ROV h, ***only situate on the ve-ge of the Thames, contiguous
to the excellent tunrket and post town of Kingston, adjoining the
rout leading thence to Richmond, containing ample accommodation
for a family of the first respectability. in the most perfect order;
including ruble lofty dining and drawing rooms, morning porlour,
library, nine bed chambers, priocipnl and secondary statrce;es
.domestic offices of every description, and excellent cellars, with
pleasuregrounds, btattumful lawn end lodge entrance, kitchen pr.
den, handsome greenhouse. etc. The detached offices comprise a
brewhouse, two clieth houses, currivie house, *tabling for six
horses, &e.. 'llhe whole most abundantly supplied with spring and
soft cater.
To be viewed by cards only, which, with descriptive panic-Oars,
may be had of %Viovta:dry and Sons, Paternoster-row t particulars
may also be had of :littler*. Francis end Urqulisrt. Solicitors, Mo-
nument...yard ; of 31r. Dewson, and at the Griffin, Kingston ; the
Castle and Talbot, !Demand ; the Red Lion, Putney ; and at the

VALUA BLE LEABEBOLD ESTATES,
John.street, licdfordi.row, and Ilar.s.place Chelsea.
By WINSTANLEY and SONS,
At the Mart, on TilEgiDA It NEXT, at 12, by order of the Ad-
ministrator of Sir Jemea Lamb, flan- deceised, in Two hots,
Lot 1. F 1H I.: LEASE fora Tcrin of Thirty-two Years,
at a Ground•rent of 17!., of a very superior RESI-
LIENCE, situate No. 33. John street, containing handsome en-
trance-hall, dining-T-Inm of large dimenalons, and two secondary
roam' on the ground 11-air, a nolile drawing-room, and two others
communicating t right airy bed-rooms, and various closets ; two
stairesses, twa kitchens, butler's pantry, slid every other domestic
convenience for a large establishnient. Also, in John'* 31ews,
two coach- houses and a four-stall stable, the occupation of Alr.
Slocton, wine cooper.
Lot 2. A very compact RESIDENCE, with garden, most de-
sirably situate 'So. 17, Hone-place, Slo.inc,treet, Chelsea, con-
taining four bcd-rums, two cirawirg.rooma, dining.room, and
breakfast parlour; two kitchen'', various closets, &c. ; held for a
Teruel Forty-seven Years, at the ground-rent of 61. tie.
The whole of the above Pruixyty is let On lease to highly re-
iapect able tenants.
The Estates may be viewed by cards only :—Lot 1, every day
'lllundays excepted), between the hours of 11 and 3 ; and Lot 2,
'seven flops preceding the Sale.
Particulars and Tieketa may be had of Messrs. Long sad
Austin Solicitors, Gray's-inn • and of Winstanley and ins,
row .ster-row ; Particulars also at the Cadogan Arms, Slosae-
MOM I sad at the Mart.
• •

SOUTH IA M BETH, NEAR STOCRWELL-00 M MON.
com ni }tors FAMILY RESIDENCE, WITH COACH-
HOUSE. STARLING. AM) LARGE GARDEN ; ALSO
A SMALL PADDOCK.
By W 1 NSTA NLEY avid SONS,
At the Mart, on TUESDAY NEXT, at 12, in Two Lou, unless
an acceptable niter be previously made by Private Contract,
AN Excellent and very Commodious RESIDENCE,
held for • Slaty-nix Years, at a ground-rent of only Twenty
Guineas per annum, adapted fora family of the fint respectability.
in subatantial and good repair, and containing an eating room, 22
feet by 17, two drawing-rooms, communicating by folding doors,
and extending to,tmther about 33 feet in length, morning room, six
principal chambers, two dressing rooms, two nurseries, three
apartments for female servants, spacious light kitchen, seullerl,
laundry, footman's pantry, bed-reran, and good cellars, extensive
lawn, and gardens, most fully stocked with fruit trees of every
descript'on, and in full hcariog, melon ground, and green.housc,
carriage yard, with stabling for five horses, harness room, and
coach-house, carriage sweep, enclosed by close folding gates. On
the opposite aide of the road, hut not Immediately fronting the
house, is a small pal lock of about an acre, a ell adapted for build-
ing purposes, having a frontage of 148 feet next the River, held for
near Fifty Years, at a peppercorn.
To be viewed between the hours of Eleven and Four, by
I Tickets only, which, with descriptive Particulars, may then
be had of Winstanle; and Sons, Paternoater-row ; Particulars
also of Messrs. Milne and Parry, Solicitors, Temple; and at the
Mart.

'FREEHOLD GROUND RENT—ST. JOHN-STREFT.
Hy WINSTA NI,EY anti SONS.
At the Mart, on TUESDAY, June 14. at 12 o'clock,
AFREEHOLD NET GROUND-RENT of 13/.
per Annum, with reversion of the Estate itself on the ex-
piration of the beatte, which has only 26 years to run, consisting of
egood Shop and Dwelling House, beiog No. 122, St. John-street,
Weat Smith6eld.
Printed particulars may be had of Mr. Waller, Solicitor, No. 16,
Devonshire-street, Rothopsgatc ; at the Sleet ; anti of Winstiu3ley

and Sons,

FREEHOLD HOUSES, BISHOPSGATE-STREET AND
TEM P L E. BAR.
• By WINSTANLEY and SONS,
At the Mart. on TUESDAY, the 21st inst. at 12, in Two hots,
FREEHOLD SHOP and DWELLING-HOUSE,
situate No. 60, Hisbopsgate-street Without, near Union-
street, in the occupation of Mr. Bigg, at the very low rent of only
401. per annum.
Also, very extensive FREEHOLD PREMISES, formerly
known as the Antigallican eating-house, situate in Picket-street,
Strand, close adjoining to Temple-bar, and occupying a very large
p:ot of ground.
To be vitae Iby pertnission of the tenants. Printed Particulars
may be had et Karslake and Crealoek, Solicitors, No. 4,
Regent-street ; at the Mart ; and el IVinstanley and Sons, Pater-
noster-row.

FROM TUESDAY NIGHTS GAZETTE.
Dowering-street, May 28, 1825.
The King has been pleased to appoint Lieutenant-Gene-
-01 Sir Hilgrove Turner, K.C. and K.C.H. to b.: Governor
and Commander-in-Chief of the Bermudas, or Somers
Islands.
Master of the Horse's Ofice, Royal Mews, Plastic°,
May 30, 1825.
The King has been graciously pleased to appoint Joseph
Henry Hudson, Esq. a Page of Honour to his Majesty in
Ordinary, in the room of Arthur Wellesley Torrens, Esq.
promoted.
Office of Ordwance, May 30, 1825.