biglam/hmd_newspapers huggingface dataset:
The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1825-08-29

bence the Sheriff's trunnizts at • thii day. No yotinger
brothers then were to betake themselves to trade, but were
churchmen or retainers to great men.
From the time of Erasmus to about twenty years last
past, the learning was downright pedantry. The conver-
sation and habits of those times were as starcht as their
bands and square beards, and gravity was then taken for
wisdom. The Doctors in those days were but old boys,
when quibbles passed for wit, even in their sermons.
The gentry and citizens had little learning of any kind,
and their way of breeding up their children was suitable to ,
the rest. They were as severe to their children as their
schoolmasters, and their schoolmasters a 3 severe ss masters
of the house of correction. The child perfectly loathed
the sight of the parent as the slave his torture. Gentlemen
of thirty or linty years old were to stand like mutes and'
fools bareheaded before their parents, and the daughters ;
(well grown women) were to stand at the cupboard- side!
during the whole time of the proud mother's visits, unless
(as the fashion was) leave was desired forsooth' that a '
cushion should be given them to kneel upon, brought them I
by the serving-man after they had done sufficient penance
in standing.
The boys (I mean young fellows) bad their foreheads
turned up, and stiffened with spittle ; they were to stand
mannerly, for sooth, thus—the foretop ordered as before,
with one hand on the bind-string, the other behind the
breech.

The gentlemen then had prodigious fans, as is to he seen
in old pictures, like that instrument which is used to drive
feathers; and it had a handle at least on half as long,
with which their daughters oftentimes were corrected.
• Sir Edward Coke. Lord Chief Justice, rode the circuit
with such a fan ; Sir WM. llugdale told me he was an
eye-witness of it. . _

The Earl of Manchester also used such a fan ; but the
fathers and mothers slasht their daughters, in the time
of their bosom discipline, when they were perfect women.
At Oxford (and, I believe, also at Cambridge), the rod
was .frequently tired by the tutors and deans; and Dr.
Potter, of trinity College, I kne* right well, whipt his
pupil with his sword by his side, when he carne to take his
leave of bim to go to the Inns of Court.
London, England, 1825-08-29

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

PEszaxtt, Atm. 25.—The Thetis, Green, fiem London to
Quebec, put into this bay the 22d, in consequence of several of her
casks of water having leaked out in the hold. They were repaired.
filled again, and she proceeded the same night.
FALMOUTH. AUG. 25.—N0 arrivals or tailings.
PLYMOUTH. AUG. 25...—Arrived the Induktr.a, Simonsen, froro
Longsound. Off the port, the Jenny, Donald, front Cadiz.
Posasstot:lll, AVG. 2ti..—Arrived his 3lnjosty's ship Tweed,,
from Leith ; the llrtaili•lt cutter, from Chatham : the Duchess o
Volk transport, from Cowes, for Chatham. Sailed the Scorpio 3
cutter, 00 a cruise.
DEAL, AVG. 'S. —PAC•Sei. through from the River. the Mo'•
grave. Garbutt, for Make, and the Emerald, Nockeits. for lltiencs
Ayres.

CaseLra.—lt appears, from a document laid on the
table of the House of Commons, in IftV, that the annual
consumption of candles has surprisingly increased in Eng-
land in the course of the last century. The following are
the stated quantities of tallow and wax upon which duties
were paid in 1721 and 1621 :
TAL LOW.
- lbs. 33 3os.mto 1721
7

WAX.

Ib. fig.C3l

1721 -
. E7.34i/1,417 I 1/311 . 11711.1iti
txat
The wonderful increase of wax may in some deb * be
attributed to the rapid pmgr,ss of limary, in the increasing
number of theatres, assemblies, dabs, and various publte
places. flow far the introduction of gat will affect a
comparative statement twenty years hence, may afford
&mum-rant to the curious.
London, England, 1825-08-11

Flour :
Ireland - 85£1
Coastways . 42

American

15,521 qrs.

Wheat
Oats

. no
• 10,452
255

10,707 qrs.

Peas :

615
EXPORTED IN 1
- 200 qrs. I
- 273

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE,

12 qrs.

CUSTOM HOUSE, AVOUST 9.
SDIPS, ENTERED INWARD9.—The Speedwell, 1101,1er-e.g.
from Standgate Creek: Jean Stewart, 111•KcIzie. front St. Po.
mingo : Lady Homewood, Thompson ; Miriam arc! Jane, Harley ;
Nile, Storey, from Quebec; Aurora, Ilolleit. from Manx ;
Vriendschap, Hazewinkel, from Bayonne; Ilaekesbury.li.u'.,
from Quebec; James and Margaret, Milne. front New Vo, ;
Emma, Miller, and Alice, Kuight, from Waterford; Royal Ge r,!,,
Vittery, from Gayety; Dash, Webster, from flow,; Tr t •:),
Owens, from Belfast; Auguste, Brandin, from Havre:
Sleeinan. from Vera Cruz; Siren, Lit,* from lllarheilles:
mere, Thompson, from Nelda; Catharine, Ftiga. front Al r.e,r.„
Carboneras, and Gibraltar; Fly, M•Ferlin, front Poole; Blenheim„
Hodnett, from St. Vincent's; Henry and Harriett, Snsalm ten ,t
Quebec; Pyramus, Brodie. from Calcutta, Madras, Celan') ,„
Allepey, and Cape of Good Hope; batons, Loyie, from Dente-
rara ; Quebec Packet, Atkinson,from Quebec; Margaret.Wranglea.
from Demerara ; Salus, Nisbet., from Cadis ; Caledonia, Wright..
son, from Bilbao; St. George, Brown, from Grenada.
ENTERED OUTWARDS.—The Ann, Porritt, for Main' pp
and St. Petersburgh; Leda, Northwood, fur Cane of Good slope
Inclination, Deetjen, for Bremen ; Queen of the Ne'Le• Ptar-
..on, for Rotterdam : De Jonge N'rouw Rebecca Marv. k,
from Cape Coast Castle; Acosta, Chadwick, fur New York; John
Browne, ltowcn, for New York; Henries, Petterson, fur Gatteu•
burgh ; Hercules, Shipman, for Antwerp, Wellington, Lyana, foe
Teneriffe and Madras.

CLEARED OUTWARDS FINALLY AT CRAVESEXP --ThS
Prince of Waterloo, Deary, for Trieste Lana, leu‘k, for !ilsde.rs.
Van Diemen's Land, and New South Wales; Reliance, Harrison,
fur Oporto and Pernambuco.
CLEAR!XG OUTWARDS.—The Rolla, Allen, for Tener'fi.,,
Van Diemen's Land, and New South Wales; Queen of the Nother-
lands, Pearson, for Rotterdam; Vrouw Catharine. Vander Sermv.,
for Antwerp; Providentia. Fahrbrodt, for Mood; reeetwm. (to-
more, for Dantino Susanna Ann, Ferguson, for tla PS:euth Whale
Fishery.
London, England, 1825-08-11

No entry.

The iron bridge over the Havel, at Potsdam, begun in
the summer of IS2'2, was opened on the 30th ult. in the
evening, on the return of his Majesty from 'Copilot, whose
carriage was the first that passed over it. His Majesty ex-
amined it next morning, expressed himself highly pleased
with the work, and gave 200 dollars to be distributed
among the workmen. It consists of eight iron arches,
which were cast in the foundry near Cfaivitz. in Upper Si-
lesia, and weigh 23,000 cwt. It is 600 Rhineland feet
long ' • the carriage-way is 20 feet broad, and the raised foot-
path five feet on each side.
COAL MA IflaT, Imo. 10.
Ships at Market. Ships Sold. Prim.
40 Newcastle . 371 31a Od to 351 s Od
' 7.4 Sunderland - - 5 . 36. 6d to 411 Od
1 Calm • - - 1 • • 31$ Od to —a Ud
London, England, 1825-08-11

PARLIAMENTARY OFFICES.

Pursuant to the Report of the Commons' Committee, I
made at the close of the recent Session, the house of Mr.
y in Cotton-garden, one of the clerks at the table of the
House, the Journals offices, and the Engrossing offices,
mutated between the lobby of the House of Commons and
lotion-garden, were to have been pulled down, to make way
let the proposed alterations. In commencement of these
works, several Irish labuurers,&c. appeared on Monday mor-
ning at Mr. Ley's house to remove the roof, and to proceed
with the pulling down; but Mr. Ley, who happened to be in
town and at home, chrcked their career, wishing to know, not
only where his residence was to be, but where the clerks of
the Journals, and other offices were to be accommodated,
oexcially as those official personages arc still engaged on
tl-,e labours of the ;au Session. These works of pulling
o.,iwn were of course stepped, and for the present are sus-
pended, till the plena are niece completely and satisfactorily
espied It has, however, teen determined, in promotion
'urtlier accommodation for Committees of the House of
eanons (of which accommodation there was tnuch want,
• and rieehe Committees meeting in the same room last
von!), to convert dining and other rooms now allotted
to Mr. Bellamy's cotfe-house into Committee-rooms.
knonest the alterations, a new Library for Commons
dtolplals and Members is mentioned, but no distinct plan
low iris yet forroed: the present library room is of very
Loottol space ; and yet, till the Speakership of Mr. Abbott
(new Lord Colchester,) the house was without any such
siverdap,
At the !louse of Lords alterations on an extensive scale
w oho proceeding. Those buildings that were partly
towed during the last Seed(*) of Parliament, and which
*ate stopped about four months ago, have been cleared out
fen tonne enlarged alterations; and, in addition to various
I uillegs down, workmen have removed walls, &c. near the
4* Royal staircase, also the cupola, &c. over such stair-
A complete clearance is made on the site of the
tittoes' former entrants, and the residences of the
,tloutekeepers ; on stlzh spot Committee-rooms sod Par-
,•unentary Offices are to be built forthwith.—Evenike

,A geld coil of the Emperor Valens, in the highest state
J.
"' Preservation, was found a few days ago in the garden of J.Charnpante, Esei. at Taunton. On the obverse, round
tat bead, it has this inscription. "D. N. Valens, P. E.
Auk * ; and on the reverse, " Restitutor Rcipuz Liege."
is the exergue, Siren , denoting that this coin was minted
Sirtniurn, the capital of Pannonia. Ito weight la GO,
?"4111. The Emperor Valens died A. D. 979.
xmlTSSlNT.—llarriott Brooks, as a rogue and wags- I
'4l. to be imprisoned one calendar month. This woman
me nutted to our gaol on the 15th of February, 1892,
• trial at the ttessions, charged with a similar offence,
under the name of Harriet Wilson, who carried the cap of
n/Ytty before the carriage of Mr. Hunt, at rtlencbester on
the 15th of Atlguati—ikrktkire Chronicle.,
London, England, 1825-06-27

LONG DITTON. SURREY.

MR. PHILLIPS tee pet teully announces, that cn
THURSDAY, the 7th of July, at Two, he shall SELL
by AUCTION, at his Great Rooms, New Bond-street, (unless
previously disposed of by Private Treaty). a limit Picturesque
COTTAGE, beautifully situated in the village of Long Damn, I
in the immediate neighbourhood of Kingston, Hampton Court, A.c.
with two gardens and an orchard, well,stocked, and adjoining is a
field of three acres of rich meadow land, in which is placed a
good stable for four horses. The tenure is Leasehold, being held
under the Right lionourable Lord King, for an unexpired term of
thirty-one years, subject to the trifling rent of twenty pounds per
annum.

From its proximity to the metropolis—the beauties of the ror-
ronnding country--and the respectability of the neighbourhood, it
affords an eligilde opportunity of possessing a very Comfortable
Cottage Residence.
Further particulars and cards for viewing, may be obtained on
application at AIL Phillips's, 73, New Bond-street.
London, England, 1825-06-27

BROOK GREEN.
COMPACT VILLA AND OFFICES, GARDEN, A.&

MR. PHILLIPS respectfully notifies, tliat on
THURSDAY, Jaly 7, at 1, he shall SUBMIT by
AUCTION, at his Great Rooms, Bond-street, &COMPACT and
CHEERFUL RESIDENCE, chaste at Brook Green, near the
great Western road, about four miles from London, and seated in
the centre of its own grounds and garden, with pleasing view in
front and rear of Barrow and the country around. The Villa is in
excellent repair, having been recently improved and painted, and
comprises ten bed-rooms, dining and drawing rooms, library and
breakfast-room, with excellent offices attached ; and detached coach
and chaise-houses; 3-stall stable, paved court-yard, two walled
gardens, well cropped and planted, and divided by gravel walks—
well supplied with water. Though removed from the great road,
pos.eises every facithy of conveyance to and from London ; subject
to a low rent and moderate taxation, and may be entered on
immediately.
Printed particulars, and Tickets for viewing, may be had at 73,
Bond-strait.

RUSSELL-SQUARE.
CAPITAL RESIDENCE, WITH OFFICES,
The Corner of Southampton.rew.
By Mr. HENRY WILSON,
On the Premises, on WEDNESDAY NEXT. at 1 for precisely,
by direction of the Executor of ➢lr. Wm. Hart, deceased,
AN excellent LEASEHOLD MANSION, with capital
Offices, eligibly situate for the occupation of a family of the
first consequence, or for the private residence of a merchant or
banker, but particularly desirable for a professional gentle-
man, being No. 60, on the south side of Russell-square, the
corner house westward from Southampton-row, and to which it has
a frontage of 95 feet.
The premises are judiciously planned ; and the rooms, which are
lof good proportions. comprise excellent bedchambers, with dressing
rooms ; two noble drawing rooms, communicating by folding doors;
capacious dining room, breakfast room, water closets, stone stair-
case, convenient kitchens, and well-arranged domestic apartments.
Attached to the residence, but with separate entrance from South-
iunpton-row, are a set of excellent of Ices.
The premises were recently in the occupation of a professional
gentleman, but are now in hand ; and immediate paranoia will
be given on completing the purchase. They are of the prontmed
value of at least

THREE HUNDRED POUNDS PER ANNUM,
and are held for an unexpired term of 74 years, at a ground rent o'
341. 13s.
May he viewed, and particulars had on the premises ; of Mr.
Jeremiah Simpson, Solicitor, King's Hench.walk. Temple ; of Mr.
Thomas Flalthuisn, Solicitor, No. S, Ely-plase, Molboen ; and of
Mr. H. Wilson, 106, Hattini-ganlen.

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London, England, 1825-04-15

IN THE PARISH OF BEXLEY, IN THE COUNTY

OF KENT.
The House sootains a handsome entrancehall, vestibule or
inner hall, study, two handsome libraries, elegant drawing-room
communicating by folding doors, walls stuccoed and painted, sta-
tuary mi.rble chimney-pieces, enriched cornices, &c., with win-
dows to :he floor, opening to a beautiful terrace-walk ; a capital
dining-room, gentleman's dressing-room, Ice. all of handsome
proportions.
The first floor contains seven principal bed-chambers and four
dressing-rooms, handsomely fitted up; water-closet, bath-mom,
school-room, &e. over which there are two secondary bed-chambers,
its servants' rooms, nursery, a housemaid's closet, passages, &e.
The offices comprise housekeeper's room, store-room, large
kitchen, pantry, two meat-larders, china-room, scullery- butler's
and under-butler's pantry, servants' ball, bailiff and gardener's
rooms, men-servants room, and sleeping rooms over.
VERY SUPERIOR CELLARS FOR WINE, BEER,
ALE, &c..
The Outbuildings consist of cool dairy,
use, scullery, laundry, wash-
house, shoe-hse- knife-hole, &c. ; a stable-yard, double coach-
house, stabling for ten horses, harness-room, &c. dove-cots and
poultry-houses ; home farm-yard, with cart-horse stable, waggon
and cart sheds, cow-house, two commodious barns, another farm-
yard, with granary, piggery, and slaughter-house, poultry-house,
and rick-yard.
Capital walled Kitchen-garden. well stocked, cropped, and
planted, and clothed with choice fruit trees, melon ground, seed-
room, hot and green houses, grapey, &c.
The Pleasure-grounds are most tastefully disposed with gra-
velled-walks, ornamented with thriving shrubs, flowers, ever-
greens, &c. The whole containing about
EIGHTY ACRES

of fine Meadow and smallWt .iiraideLirid, finely varied in bill
and dale-

To be viewed by Tickets only. Particulars may be had on the
Premises; at the Castle, Eltham ; tioklas Lion, Bexley Heath;
Bull, Dartford ; Star, Foot's Cray ; Mortar, Woolwich 4 Green
Man, Blackheath; of Messrs. Kaye, Freshfield, and Kaye, Soli-
cum, Bank-buildings; at Garraway's ; and of Mr. Robins, No.
170, Regent-stmt, of whom Tickets may be bad.
London, England, 1825-04-15

IMPERIAL DISTILLERY COMPANY
CAPITAL, 600,0001.
In 12,000 Shares of 101. each.
TRUSTEES.
Samuel Bosanquet, Esq.; Peter Moore, Esq. M.P.;
John Frederick Pigou, Esq.
DIRECTORS.
S. IL M. BARRETT, Esq. M.P. Chairman.
Willies' Aston, Esq. William Russell, Esq. M.P.
J. F. Cawthorne, Esq. M.P. Matthew Sorters. Esq.
John Dunston, Esq. Colonel Talbot, M.P.
John Gray, Esq. Robert Talbot, Esq.
Robert Hone, Esq. John Wilks, Jun. Esq.
A. W. Mackinnon, Esq. F.R.S.
AUDITORS.
John Campbell, Esq.; John Fairlie, Esq.; William Kerahaw,Esq.

RANKERS.
Messrs. Bosanquet, Pitt, Anderdon, and Co.
STANDING COUNSEL.
Charles Bellamy, Esq. and John Evans. Esq.
Swat:trona—Messrs. Fisher and Norcutt, Gray's Intl.
DISTILLER—Mr. Thomas Baird.
ENGINEER—Mr. William Griffith.
SECRETARY-11f T.WilliSM LARS.
The Shares having been allotted, no further applications can be
received.
All communications on the business of this Company to be
addressed to the Secretary, at the Offices of the Company, No. 9,
Mark.lane.
Prospectuses may be had on application to the Solicitors, No. 10
BolOom.court, Grey's Inn; at the Offices of the Company ; and
et the Bar of dis Caty of Lasko Tavern.

...

ENGLISH AND BRISTOL CHANNELS SHIP
CANAL.
Subscribers to this Undertaking are requested to call and sign
the Subscription List, to be exhibited in the House of Lords. The
Book will lie at our Office every day in the ensuing week, from
Ten to One, ani at the London Tavern, Bi3ll3psgate-street, from
Two to Four.
The Subscribers are informed that, after the passing of this Act,
they will be at liberty to transfer their Shares, and will not be
liable for subsequent instalments on such transferred S.haeni ; and
that a contrary statement, made by Mr. W. Brostbresd, in an
Advertisement this day, is a gross misrepresentation. For the sada-
feed m of suit SuSecribers ea awe f.sl stir doubt on the poe..e, the
opinions of couoael confirming .he present stattincnt, may be seen
on application at our office. KING and LUKIN,
11th April, 1825. 5, Gray's Inn-square.

ENGLISII AND BRISTOL CHANNELS SHIP
CANAL.
An Advertisement having appeared in the Newspapers, request.
ing the Subscribers to execute what is called " The Subscription
List," and stating that " The Book" would be at certain places
for that purpose; it is proper to inform the Subscribers and the
Public, who may happen to be Shareholders, that the document
alluded to is nothing more nor lees than o Deed, whereby the per-
sons who sign it enter into a contract, binding themselves, their
heirs, executors, and administrators, for the full payment of their
several subscriptions of 1001. per share, from which they cannot
afterwards retract or withdraw ; and that notwithstanding any sub-
sequent transfer of their Shares, they will always remain personally
liable to the full amount of the Shares for which they now sign
" the Subscription List." N. BROADMEAD,
Solicitor for the Landowners who arc now oppos-
ing the Ship Canal in Parliament.
London, England, 1825-04-15

ON THE UPPER MALL, HAMM:RS.3IIM

Fronting the River Thames, the laic resideneCof Mrs. Di;nnage.
B Mr. RAINY,
At the Auction Mart, on FRIDAY, April 29, at 12, by direction
of the Executors, with immediate possession, and the option of
taking the elegant Household Furniture at a fair valuation,
A Compact and very desirable LEASEHOLD VILLA,
delightfully situate in front of the River Thames, on the
Upper Mall, Ilammenwith, with carriage-drive, lawn, coach-
house, stabling, pleasure ground, kitchen garden, greenhouse, and
summerhouse, with an entrance from the great Western-read.
The Premises are in good repair, and adapted for a family of re-
spectability, the late proprietor having expended a considerable
sum in improvements during the last few years: they are held for
a term of forty years, at a low old rent of oily 1101. ger annum.
To be viewed till the Sale, and printed Particulars had on the
Premises fourteen days preceding ; also at the Pack Horse, Turn-
ham Green ; King's Arms, Hammersmith ' • Coffee-house, Ken.
sington : of Mr. Hudson, Solicitor, Winckworth-place, City-road;
at the Mart ; and of Mr. Rainy, U, Berkeley-square.
London, England, 1825-04-15

A. MITCHELL.

BIRMINGHAM WATER-WORK S.
CA PITA L-115,0001.
Divided into 5.000 Shares at 251. each ; Deposit 11.
No individual to take more than 25 Shores.
COMMIT TEL.
Mr. Joseph Walker
klr. Thomas Tyndall
Mr. Joseph Taylor
Mr. Benjamin Cook
Mr. Blehard Gale
Mr. Charles Grafton
Mr. George Bragg
Mr. Charles Shaw
Mr. Jacob Pope

—Mr. Michael Goodall
Mr. Joseph Shore
Mr. Homer Sitreater
Mr. Thomas Docker
Mr. Aston
Mr. George Wright
Mr. John Sharpe
Mr. William Harding

TREASI
Spoom

Messrs.
For Prospectuses and ___
at Mein. Spooner, Attwoods,
where Books are opened for recel
not already disposed of.

Mr. Henry Myth.
MIAS.
T, and CO. Birmingham.
mu apply at the Treasurers' ; or
and Co.'s, Gracechurch.street ;
ring Subscriptions for the Shares

ram 13, 1825.
rriIIE following CAPITALS, ALL DRAWN YES-
-11 TERDAY, were all SHARED and SOLD by DISH.
No. 7,034, £20,000, in Sixteen Sixteenths:—
Sixteenth to Blandford Sixteenth to Manchester
Sixteenth to Chester Sixteenth to Newcastle, StafFord
Sixteenth to Chesterfield Sixteenth to Newcastie.on-Tyne
Sixteenth to Edinburgh Sixteenth to Scarborough
Sixteenth to Exeter Sixteenth to Spalding
Sixteenth to Gravesend Sixteenth to Tamworth
Sixteenth to Grantham Sixteenth to Wakefield
Sixteenth to Liverpool Sixteenth to Cirencester.
No. 474 . £l,OOO - Whole Ticket
7,1122 - 1,000 - Sixteen Sixteenth*
0,400 - 500 . Whole Ticket
6.398 - 300 - Whole Ticket
6,961 - 300 . Whole Ticket
0,063 - 300 . Sixteen Sixteenths
No. 528 2110 . Fourteen Shares
2,776 - 200 - Ten Shares
5,112 . 200 - Fourteen Shares
7,522 200 - Six Shares
&e. dc.
THE NEW SCHEME,
ALL TO BE DRAWN 31ST AIAY, CONTAINS
TWO - - of -
TWO
TWO
And Twenty other Capitals,

ALL MONEY. AND NO BLANKS.
Tickets aad Shares are aelliog at Mateo OS" 4, Cornhill, and
V. Chariag-cross.
London, England, 1825-04-15

PROFESSOR YOUNG'S LIBRARY.

By Mr. EVANS,
At his House, No. 93, Pall-mall. on MONDAY NEXT, the
18th inst. and four following dap.
rri HE LIBRARY of the late JOHN YOUNG, Esq.
Professor of Greek in the University of Glasgow ; including
an extensive Collection of the Productions of the Aldine Press, a
good Collection of Classics, Ashmole's Order of the Garter, large
paper (rare), 1b72; Iliblia Romanscha, 2 evils. (rare), 1743 ; Dug.
dale's Monassicon Anglicanum, S vols. 1655; Dante, a rare
edition, printed by Spira, 1477 Boccacii Genealogist Deorum, first
edition (rare), 1472; Stephani Toesaurus Ors:us, 8 roll. ; Du.
cense Glomarium Grecum et Latinism, I! cols.; Loges Saxon
Dictionary, vols.; Uloosarinos ifiaic-Clothictot, and ninny scarce
and saleable articles.
London, England, 1825-04-15

MARRIED.

By special license, Sir Marcus Somerville, of Somerville House,
in the county of Meath, But. to Elisabeth, eldest daughter of Pits
Geale, Esq. of Gloucester-pLsee, Dublin.
At Kiltslla Church, county Kerry, Lieut.-Colonel Frederick
Jones, 26th regiment of Foot, to Arabella, daughter of the late
Richard Blennerhsaset, Esq. and niece to Lord Ventry.
On Tuesday, at Wappenbotry. Theophilus Biddulph, Esq.,
eldest son of Sir Theophilus Buldulph, But., of Bithury Hall,
War.7ickshire, to Jane Rebecca, second daughter of the late
Robert Vyner. Esq., of Eathorpe, In the same county.
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London, England, 1825-04-15

VALUABLE LIVE 4ND DEAD FARMING STOCK.

Utensils and Implements, Household Furniture,
At NORTH LODOE, Enfield Chace, near Barnet,
Hy Mr. WILLOCK,
On the Premises, on WEDNESDAY, the 27th of April, and fol-
lowing days, at 12,

THE large and very ialtia6le FARMING STOCK
and HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, at the North Lodge
on Enfield Chace. near Barnet and Potter's Bar. in the County of
Middlesex, consisting of 20 cart and saddle horses and colts, 12
tnilch cows, 3 yearly calves and several younger, a very handsome
Alderney bull, 300 chiefly South Down sheep with their lambs, and
several couples, 120 fat wethers, 2 rams, 2 boars, 6 breeding sows,
11 store pigs, several peacocks and hens, a great number of turkeys,
geese, ducks, poultry, and pigeons ; 900 loads of prime meadow
and clover hay, 120 loads or truss-bound wheat strew, 4 waggons.
$ bay carts, 2 dung carts, a market cart, ploughs, harrows, rollers,
a profusion of harness, farming utensils, and implements, hurdles,
faggots, firewood, old iron ; and the usual assortment of beds, bed-
ding, mahogany articles in wardrobes, drawers, tables, and chairs;
fames, glaaassaitehen_utensils, &c.
To be viewed on Monday the 25th inst., and till the sale, and
catalogues may be had oa the premises; the White Horse, Potter's
afar; Salisbury Arms, at Hatfield; Half Moon, at Hertford;
Four Swans, Waltham Cross; Cherry Tree, at Southgate; Bed
Lion, at Barnet ; and of Mr. Willock, 21, Golden-square.
London, England, 1825-04-15

BERNER'S-STREET.

SUBSTANTIAL LEASEHOLD and STABUNG,
Producing a Net Rent of 931. per annum.
By Mr. SQUIBB and SON.
At Gangway's, an FRIDAY, the 6:h of May next, at 12,
THE substantially-built and very convenient LEASE-
HOLD RE,•IDENCE, No. Id, on the east side of Ber-
ner's-street, in the occupation of Mrs. Morgan ; with a four-stalled
stable, coach-house, and dwelling rooms, in Berners-mews, let an
lease for 21 years from Midsummer 1818, at the low and very im-
provable rent of lON. per annum ; held for an unexpired term of
42 years from Alichaelmas last, at a ground rent of 101.
Printed Particulars may be had 14 Jays preceding the Sal: ; of
Messer- Williams, Whitmore, and Co.. No. 9, Lincoln's lon
New.square ; of Mr. Van flerthusen. 31, John-street, Bedford-
row ;at Garraway's; and of 11r. Squibb and Son, Saville-row.

ELEGANT ITALIAN VILLA.
At the foot of Harrow Hill, on the Road from Harrow to Stanmore
and Pinner, with Pleasure Ground, Paddock, and ♦S aass of
Land.

By Mr. SQUIBB and SON,
At Garraway's, on FRIDAY, the 6th of 3lay, at 12 o'clock, b
order of the Executors of the late George Hutchinsea, Esq., in

Lots,
CASSETTA COTTACE, an elegant Italian Villa.
substantially built, and planned by an architect of the first
celebrity, for the accommodation of a moderate establishment;
surrounded by a small pleasure ground, with a kitchen garden,
good stabling, and coach-house, convenient outbuildings, gar-
dener's cottage, and a field of ten acres of excellent meadow land
another field of eighteen acres immediately adjoining ; a large and
productive garden, partly walled, in which is a small cottage resi-
dence, and a detached field of valuable meadow land of abont seven
WKS.

The estate may be viewed, be tickets, to be had of Messrs. Little
and Son, Mortimer-street, Cavendish-square; and of Mr. Squibb
and Son, Saville-row of whom particulars may be had fourteen
days preceding the sale : particulars also on the premises, and at
the place of sale.
London, England, 1825-04-15

SALES BY AUCTION.

FREEHOLD ESTATE, NORTHAW, HERTS.
By Mr. WILLOCK,
At Oarraway's Coffee-house, on THURSDAY NEXT, the 21st
inst., at 12. In One Lot. . .

A Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE, situate in the
it parish of Northaw, in the County of Hertford, adjoining to
the East side of the high ;cad leading from the village of Northaw
to Bayford and Hertford, two miles from Potter's liar, five from
Barnet, and sixteen miles from London, containing TWENTY-
EIGHT ACRES of rich ARABLE LAND, Brick Earth of a
superior quality, and an inexhaustible mine of most excellent chalk
and a lime-kiln ; a large garden, walled round, fully cropped, and
planted with a profusion of wall and standard fruit trees in great
perfection, together with sundry outages and gardens.
The land is completely cropped with beans ; there are about one
hundred and fifty thousand excellent bricks, and a great quantity
of earth in preparation for making brick in the ensuing season, to
be taken at a valuation.

To be viewed till the sale, by applying to John Gransby, on the
premises, of whom particulars may be had ; they mar also be had
at the bun, at Northam ; White florae, at Potter's fiar ; of John
Moulding, the bailiff', at North Lodge, Enfield Cheer; Cherry
Tree, at Southgate; Red Lion, at Barnet ; of Mr. Mayhew, so-
licitor, IS, Chancery-lane; at Garraway's ; and of Mr. Willock,
28, Oolden-square.
London, England, 1825-04-15

DIED.

On the 7th inst. at the Rectory, Beckenham, Kent, in her Ills.
year, the Right Hon. Lady Frances Horpur, relict of Sir Henry
Ilsrpur, Ban. and sister to the late Earl of Warwick.
On Tuesday, ip Great Cumberland-place. Sir George Buggin,
brother-in.law to the Earl of Arran, in his 66th year.
London, England, 1825-06-18

MISCELLANEOUS.

___ _
AAustralia:_ lOO 3 27
British Iron Company lOO 8 2
Bristol Ship Canal 1 1 dis
British Rock and Patent Salt 60 6 641
Canada. lOO 10 30 29
Equitable Loan Bank 5O 1 1
General Steam Navigation lOO 5 44 1 5
Great Went minster Dairy 25 4 par 4 dit
Imperial Plate Glass lOO 2 11 01 11 t 1 f
Mediterranean Steam 1(10 15 74 j dis
Mexican lOO 10 itas
Metropolitan Alderney Dairy 25 4 li 4 I
Metropolitan Fish 25 1 4 dis
Provincial Bank of Ireland lOO 6 24
Pacific Pearl Fishery 5O 31d is
Peruvian ... lOO 6 / dis
Pearl and Coral Fishery 4O 4 if
'United Pubic Association 6O 5 i die
West India Company lOO 5 11 dis

Evict it r`ioo•

DRIIIII-I,ANE THEATRE.

Thia Evening. SATURDAY, June 16, will be performed
THE DEVIL AND DR. FAUSTUS.
The Principal Character,' by Meotre. ‘A al lack,Terry, Harley, Drowns.
Archer, Bedford, Fitzwiliam, and Pcnley; Mesdames StepLene,
Paton, and Puvey.
After which the Pastoral Ballet of
THE HOSSIGNoL ;
Or, TIIE BIRD IN TUE BUSH.
Tin Principal Character. by Mr. and Rte. Noble. A..
To conclude with THE ADOPTED CHILD.
Michael, Mr.Viallack.

DRURY-I.ANE THEATRE.
MR. WALLACK'S BENEFIT.
On TUESDAY EVENING. June 21. u U be perfarrnett
lIENIU QUATRE.
Head Quatre, Mr.Wattm•tc ; Louisan, Illeg Stephens.
After which GIOVANNI IN LONDON.
Don Giovanni, Madame Weetrltt.
Ti eonelude with THE CHILDREN IN THE WOOD.
Walter, Mr. Itatlack.

COVENT-GARDEN THEATRE.
This Evening. SATURDAY, June 18. will be parforleted
THE CHILD OF NATURE.
Amanthis, Miss Foote.
After which,
LOFTY PROJECTS; or, ARTS IN AN ATTIC.
gr. Valentine Versatile Mr. Yates.
To conclude with
DER VREISCHUTZ.
Caspar, Yr. Bennett; Wilhelm. Mr. rearman: Kilian. 11r. Keo:ey.
Dertha, Miss Aston; Leis, Nibs Lobe.
London, England, 1825-06-18

EAST INDIA SHIPPING.

The Hope, Harris, from the South Seas, has arrived off Ply-
mouth ; she sailed from St. Helens the 19th April.
SHIPS SPOKEN WITH—The Palmyra, Lamb, from London,
to bladras and Bengal, the 4th February, in lat. 2. 18. N., long.
20. 2. W. ; and the Elizabeth, Collins, from London, to New
South Wales, on the 12th February, in lat. 10. S. long. 30. W.
SAILINOS FROM VALPAR•ISO.—The Active, Charlton, for
the Sandwich Islands, 16th February ; his Majesty's ship Blonde.
for Lima ; and the Prince Regent, King, for ditto, the sth of
March.

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

CUSTOM-HOUSE, Jt, N z 11;.

_
Stir PS Ercrwtert haw/Ans.—The Glasgow Packet, Primrose,
from Glasgow and Greenock : Blossom. Peterson, from Holbeck ;
Lyra. Burden, from Bourdesux s Hobbs, Bridges ; and Stratton,
Drake. from Standgate Creek : Neptunus, Bolin, from Gefle :
Britannia, Robinson, from Dantzic: Ann, Fowler, from Hain-
hutch : Ludowica Albertina, Kohler. from Stettin and Colberg :
Wilhelm, Klock, bum Stettin : Frau Catharina Margaretha,
Lemeke, from Tonning: Johanna Maria, Simons, from Ostend :
Aran. Walimann. from (hfle: Vrouw I'eterke, IVaalkes, from
Emden : Reaper, Stratford, from Dantzic : Manchester, Cuswortli„
and Clifton. Clay, from Hull : Catherine, Snell, from Jamaica :
May Flower, Hague, front Memel: and Twee Gebroeders,
Oversee, from Worcum.
ENTERED OUTWAHML—The Sir William Curtis, Witting.
ham, for Amsterdam : Diana, Sim. for Leghorn : Ilibberta,
Theaker. for Madras and Bengal : X L, Cobb, for Hamburgh :
Planet, Young, for Trieste : Urania, Leyden, jun.. for Bahia,
Pernambuco, and Maranham : Maria, Palmer, for Palma, Ko-
ningsherg, and Elbin : Britannia, Cummings, fur St. Lucia:
and Royal Eagle, Allen, for Dublin.
CLEARED OUTWARDS FINALLY AT GaaTtatwo.—The
Commerce, Frau, for Rotterdam : Ocean, Dean, for Halifax and
Quehec : Scorpion, Rixon. for Valparaiso and Lima : Hope,
Balley, for Lisbon : l.owestof, Breame, for Port Oratava, in
TenerilTe : Queen of the Netherlands, Pearson, for Rotterdam
and Patriot, Ride, for Drontheim.
CLEARING OUTWARDS.—The Providence, Hurst, for Elsi-
neur and Petersburgh : Tamerlane, firi.tow, for Genoa and Leg-
horn : Union. Carder, and George, Pery, for Cadiz : and Stately,
Edr.ar, for Rigs.
CLEARED OUTWARDS TO IRELAND.—The Erin, Allen, for
Waterford.
London, England, 1825-06-18

LITERPOOL, TituasDAy Evextrm.

Wind N.W. Fair.—High Water 4 m. past 11.
Arrived the 3leteor, Nowland, from New York.
The Cadmus, Snowden, and Dalmantock, Kinnerment, from
Alexandria, arrived at Miltord 13th June.
The Pilot, Jones, from Liverpool for 31iramichi, was spoken
28th May, in let. 43. 46. long. 30.
The Ophelia, Bliss, front Liverpool, arrived at Philadelphia
23t1 Alas
The Somerset (supposed Samoset), from Wilmington for Liver.
pool, was spoken 16. h May, in let. 33. 47. long. 76., in distress,
leaky, and making for the hut
,port.
The Henry, I ngersal, from New ()deans for Liverpool, was bet
in the ruralizes ; a part of her cargo Fared, and arrived at Key
West.
The Mary, Sheevers, and Hannah, Crowder, from Liverpool,
have arrived at I)ublin.

l'he Olive Branch, Harding, from Liverpool, arrived at Sa-
vannah 14th May.
The Marion. Goodwin, from Liverpool, has arrived at Ports-
mouth. New Hampshire.
The Euphrates, from Havre for Liverpool, and the Crescent,
—, for Newfoundland, 'loaned Holyhead yesterday, with the
wind at E.S.E., moderate breeze, sod hazy.

The cotton market remains quite inactive. waiting the event of
the public salesof to-morrow. About 4,UUU bags.

Jusw HI.
The Jane, Taylor, for Vera Crux, reported to have railed on
the 14th, did not get away until to.day.
Sailed the Tolson, Yoward. for Halifax, Nova Scotia ; Colum-
bine, Brown, for St. Petersburgh ; Lady Combermere, Briscoe,
for Afri,a ; John Taylor, Atkinson, for Calcutta; Inca, Prouse,
for Lima; Tantield, Nelson. for St. John's, New Brunswick;
Hose, Johnson. for Mirmnichi ; Columbia, Graham, for New
York 1 Ocean, Welhhwan, for Pemau ; Oeneral Brock, Eden,
for Hio de Janeiro ; and the Hannah, Savage, for St. Peters.
burgh.
London, England, 1825-06-18

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

FAT.3IOUTH. JUMZ 15—Oft the Port the Fiore, Harris, from
the South Sean. Arrived the 'hatchet, Hanby, from London for
Vera Cruz.
PLYMOUTH, Just: 15.—Off the Port his 31ajesty's ship
Carnation, from the IVest Indict t and the Planter, —, from
Demerara.

PORTSMOUTH, JUNE 16.—Sailed his Majesty's ship Dia.
mond for Lisbon and South America; and Calliope, on a cruise.
Went out of harbour the Diadem and Princess Royal transports for
Corfu.

DEAL, Juwv 16.—Arched and remain the Lord emnstoune,
Urquhart, from Jamaica ; and Hindman, Sergeant, from Deme-
rara. Passed through front the River the Nereid transport, for
Quebec, and Borodino ditto, for Portsmouth ; Elizabeth, Walker,
for Grenada ; Rebecca, Stanmers, for Tobago ; Floyd, Perkins, for
Virginia; and Eggerden Castle, Pellmsn, for Quebec.
OgavEsEgn, JUNE 16.—Arrived the Science, Allen, from
Hamburgh; Good Intent. Careen, from ditto; Mare, M'Evan,
from Dantzie ; George, Morris, from New York ; William and
Henry, Partridge. from Grenada; Itlalvioa, Kent, from Llavannah.
Sailed the Tiber, Roome, for Hamburgh ; Atalanta, King, fur ditto;
and the Eleanor, Wilson, for Naples.
BRISTOL, JUNE 16.—Arrived the Alert, Reimer, from Ilam-
burgh_; Aurora, Turcon, from Cephalonia; Barbadoes, Lee, from
New Brunswick; New Mary Mahony, from Baltimore; Fanny,
Guild, from Palermo. Sailed the Providence, Pounds. for New
Brunswick; Rachel, Adams; Vittoria, Grigg; and the Brothers,
Gaterell—for Quebec; Duchess of Beaufort, Allpass, for Genoa;
Emily, Shell, for Grenada; Steadfast, Barton, for Bathadoes;
Wahlfahrat, Fachs,for Amsterdam.
__

REVEL. Mar 20 (JurvE 13—The Mary. !lotion, from Rio
Jio Janeiro, ran on shore upon the Nickman's Ground, and threw
part of her sugars overboard.—Mon. The Mary arrived at Cron-
*tad t 31st ult.

MALTA. MAT la—His Majesty's brig Sphynx is arrived from
Corfu, disunited ; she will sail in a few days.

The Ann, Oraham, of Sunderland, which was stranded on
Ameland 7th Feb., has got off, and arrived in Harlingen harbour,
with loss of anchor and cable.
The Blenheim, Eylie, bound to St. John'.,, was spoken with
in lat. 44. long. 53, by the Emerald, arrived at Topsham.
The Yamacraw, from Oporto to Philadelphia, which put into
Paraiba, has been condemned as unseaworthy.
London, England, 1825-06-18

H.4Y,if ARKET 7WF;.I.7'RE.

This Eye!Shilt. SITURDAV, June IS. wl,ll be performed
TN IBUL t)X or. UNN% ELCOME VISITORS.
The Characters by Ifeava. Dowton. Vining. and Raymond; Mesdames
Davison and Glover.

Attar. w Web THE RIVALS,
iblr.,Antbony Absolute, Mr. newton ; Captain Absolute. Mr.VlDrog:
Pouticland. Mr. Raymond; Acn s, Mr. LIA,,n. Mn. Modalvoe•
Glover; Julia, Mrs. Davison: Lydia Languish, Mn. Rutney.
eoarlude with &MINA.

ltoaina, YLaGeurp

HOUSR.

Ttfe PERFORMERS and all PERSONS ENGAGED for the SUNNIER
SEASON are requested to Assemble on the Stage on THURSO tN
NEXT. June 23, 1t42:,. at Twelve o•Clock, preparatory to the Open us
of the Theatre. which will take place on Thnroday, June 30.
June 11. 3825. (Signed) - R. 11. PEAKE.

ROYAL GARDENS. VAUXHALL.

UNDER THE ESPECIAL PATRONAGE OIMI jai ESTI .

.GRAND WATERLOO YE I E.
The Proprietors respeetrollyaccinalut the Public, that the Anr.tver
pry of the Battle of Waterloo happening This Day, Saturday, It is
their intention to Celebrate the same on Monday Next, the atitll JUN:.
by a GRAND MILITARY FETE, on a most superb stair, the pa-::ct. •
tars of whlcia will be given In the Papers of To-morrow and hic,:ol.:,

The Berrtsm PitissaconomeneeoOuirllahing yesterday morri'g
at half.peet five o'clock.

LONDON, SATURDAY. JUNE 18, 1823.

The Paris Papers which arrived last night, are qttitc.
barren of political intelligence. Their columns are till, d
with tedious dissertations on topics of mere party intercc..
The following arc extracts:-
IFront the Moniteur of Wednesday, June 15.—Official Parr
Pants, Jrra: 14.
Baron Eve!, Envoy Extraordinary and .Minister Pieraipo e-;-
tiary of his Majesty the King of the Netherlands. mesen el to the
King, on the 244 Slay, in the name of his Sovereign, the insignit
of Military Order of the Netherlands.

(Non-official Part.)
Yesterday evening there was a grand family dinner in his Ma•
jesty's apartments. The Duke and Duchess otloans, Mede-
maiselle d'()rleana, and the 1 Puke of Bourhon were prc,ent. The
King and the Royal Family went to the ball in the Cleatri if the
palace. Their Majesty's the King and Queen of Wir!emburgli.
the Ministers of State, Marshals of France, many Cenend Officer-.
the diplomatic body, and a great number of lathe.. dressed with
great splendor were ahiong the company assembled, the appear'
London, England, 1825-04-12

"FHB GRAND MASQUERADE and CARNIVAL
-AL (under the auspices of several of the Nobility), will take
place at the Argyle Rooms, THIS EVENING, TULSDAY, die
12th inst.
Fur particulars of admission and character tickets, and for boxes
to view the motley group, without coxing in the .Masquerade, ap-
ly only to the Committee, and Mr. Charles Wright. Opera-Co-
lonnade, Haymarket, who will supply the finest Wines on the
occasion. The Masks, Dominea„ and most superb Fancy Drosses;
will be provided (previous to, and on the night of the Masquerade)
at the Rooms. The Supper, consisting of every delicacy of the
season, will be served by Messrs. Wand, of Rood.street.

UPPER BROOK-STREET, GROSVENOR-SQUARE.
ELDEANT AND FASHIONABLE FURNITURE, AND
SUITABLE EFFECTS.
By Messrs. ROBINS,
On the Premises, on }RIDAY, the 22d instant, and following
Day, at 12,
ALL the elegant and fashionable HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE, brilliant large plates of glass in splendid
frames, a tine toned grand pianoforte, elegant chandeliers and fun-
tres, tine pictures by Rubena, Old Frank and Teniers, and a fine
botanic subject by Angel ; together with an infinity of elegant pro-
perty, recently completed by an upholsterer of eminence, in his
best taste, late the property of
RICHARDSON. Esq. No. 13, UPPER BROOK-ST.
The furniture is just completed, and in a manner entirely cones-
ponding with the present fashion ; it includes every thing that can
be required in the residence of a man of taste and fashion.
May be viewed two days prior to the sale, and Catalogues had on
the premisesland in Covent-garden.
London, England, 1825-04-12

While the English Government is departing. from the system of
commercial prohibition and intolerance which it has hitherto fol.
lowed, and when all other Governments are applauding its liberal
views, and will, probably, lose no time in following its example,
the French Ministry alone perseveringly continues in its system of
commercial duties, the saute retrograde course as in all its other
conceptions. It is well known that M. de Wilkie has succeeded
in acquiring, in the Chamber of Deputies, such a preponderating
influence, that the Committees appointed to examine the projects of
law, are no more than the servile echoes of the 'Ministry. It is to
this very evident tendency of the Members of that Chamber, that
we must ascribe the spirit which is manifested in the Report of its
Committee on the new law proposed for the duties of Customs.
We observe that certain concessions are made to the Government of
the Netherlands only, with respect to linens; and, in order to ob.
tarn the revocation of the measures of the reprisal taken by our
Sovereign ; but it is also evident that these concessions are so illu-
sory, thit it is highly probable our Ministry will not be caught by
them, especially as the interest of our linen manufacturers does not
oblige it to desist from requiring what is just, since England has
opened its numerous markets to this important branch of our
national industry. It is evident that the present conduct of France
with respect to foreign manufactures, tends to nothing less than to
insulate itself completely, and to place it really in the situation
in which Napoleon designed to place England by his Conti-
nental System.
London, England, 1825-04-12

WEI/112t1TF.STREE:f. PORTLAI4yI..-.PLACE,

AND EDWARDS-STREET, PORTMAN.SQUAR.
FOUR LEASEHOLD RESIDENCES,
Producing Ronal of Six Hundred and Eighty-three Pounds per
Annum.
By Messrs. ROBINS.
At the Auction Mart, on THURSDAY, May 12, at 12, in Four
Lots. by order of the Executors of Richard Biker. Esq. deceased,
THREE excellent LEASEHOLD HOUSES, plea-
santly situate in

WEVAIOUTILSTREET,
Portland-place, No.l, an lease to Miss Bird, for 18 years, from
3lidsuittnier, 1824, at 1681. per annum ; No. 10, on lease to Chas.
Bevan, Est,. for five years mid a half, at 1741.; and No. 11, on
lease to William Roe, Esq. for 12 years, from Christmas last, at
1401. forming a Rental altogether of
FOUR HUNDRED AND EIGHTY-THREE POUNDS
London, England, 1825-04-12

SALES BY AUCTION.

BACHELOR'S RESIDENCE,
CHARLOTTE-STREET, PORTLAND-PLACE.
With the elegant and appropriate Furniture and Effects, in one
Lot, and immediate Possession,
By Messrs. ROBINS,
At the Auction Mart, opposite the Bank, on FRIDAY, the 29th
of April. at 12 o'Clock,
AN elegant, but " PETITE RESIDENCE," in the
most perfect order for instant occupation, and admirably
suited to a Bachelor or small Family, together with the fashionable
and well-adapted furniture, large pier glasses and chandeliers,
French beds and suitable bedding, and every thing else suited
alike to the taste and comfort of a Man of Fashion, desirably
situate, contiguous to Portland-place, N 0.34, in Charlotte-street.
The lease is held fora term of 47 years, and subject only to the
original ground rent of 441. a year.
Particulars may be had 14 days prior to the sale; of Messrs.
Robins, Covent-garden, of whom cards to view may be bad.

A RECTORY OF 803 ACRES OF LAND IN
HUNTINGDONSHIRE,
Between Rimbolton and Huntingdon, and the Tithes of 553 Acres
in Stow-fields.
By Mews. ROBINS,
At the Auction Mart, London, on FRIDAY. April29th inst. at 12,
IICHE RECTORY, or PARSONAGE, and PRE-
.I BEND of STOW LONGA, consisting of three Farms,
containing altogether
803 A. 2 R. 39P.

of excellent pasture, meadow, ;n7iaraiie lands, Tithe free, toge-
ther with
THE TITHES OF 5.53 ACRES
of pasture and arable lands in Stow-fields. with three suitable farm
houses and corresponding buildings, at Spaldwick, Easton, Bar-
ham, and Catworth, now let toe respectable tenantry at very re-
duced rents. The year 1814, and for several years antmdent,
these farms produced
9601. A YEAR.
The property is held of the Prebendary of Stow Longa, upon lease
for three lives; the renewals invariably granted on payment of a
moderate fine. The outgoings are 481.85. Bd. annually.
Particulars may be had prior to the stale at the principal
Inns at Kimbolton, Huntingdon, Oxford, and Cambridge ; of Sa-
muel Batchelor, Esq. Chandos House, Bath . • of Mr. Bloodworth,
Kimbolton, through whom the estate maybe seen ; the Auction
Mart ; and of Slessrs. Robins, London.
London, England, 1825-04-12

THE ARMY.

The 2d (the Queen's) Regiment of Dragoon Guards will recs..*
orders to march from Norwich to DortLester.
The 11th (the King's Royal ltish) Regiment of Light I haven: s.
(Ilusesrs) will, on being replaced by the 2d Dragoon Clint
Dorchester, march to Hounslow.
The sth (the Princess Charin:te of Wales's) Regiment 01
Dragoon Guards, will, on its arrival at Pcetpatrick, from Iret..! 4.
march to Glasgow.
The 10th (the Prince of Wales's Own) Royal Regiment (H.)!
ears) Is ordered to disembark at Bristol, from Waterford.

POLICE.

HATTON-OARDEN.

Fusions DZIVIXG.—A young man, in the employ of Mr
Parka. a butcher raiidinL in Cromer-street, was brot.ght ir. the
custody of Read, jun. charged by Mr. Rosser, of PentawriHe,
with driving on Saturday last his master's cart aloe g the NPR-
road, at such speed as to endanger the lives of puseagers.
He was convicted in the fullest penalty under the Tainpiks
Act—Forty shillings and costs.
MARLBOROUGH-STREET.

Yesterday a man named James Locaroke, the dr..er of a Job-
carriage, in the service of Mr. Allen, a haeltnerman, in Charmg-
rnews, was brought from Bt. Giles's wateh-bousi before Mr. Rai.
the Magistrate, upon a charge of wantonly driving over a Oita
named Thomas Pay, a saw) Cr by trade, and endarrring his lift.
A man named George Kinerns, who was on the 002 with Lea-
broke, was also brought up. From the evidence it appeared Mat
the latter was drank.

The injured than was taken to a Sargeon'a in the neigbbouititsod,
who, baring ascertained that seven of his -ribs were broken. and
that he was otherwise much wounded, advised to hare hati coo-
reveti to the Aliddlesex Hospital, which lOTA clone, vial Ogre he
now :its in a dangerous state.

,„
The prisoners were remanded; and
Mr. MoE, accompanied by Mr. Fitzpatrick, the Chief Clink.
proceeded to the Middlesex Hospital to take the deposition ot
Thomas Day, the wounded man, who is t'3 years of age
London, England, 1825-06-20

ARRANGEMENTS FOR TIIE WEEK.

THIS EVENING.

The 'Marchioness of klenford's grand assercbly, Blanchester.
square.
The Countess of Jersey's ball, Berkeley-square.
• Mrs. Oarnsw's concert, Piccadilly.
Lady 31elville's baH. Admiralty.
Lady Macdonald's djemrti and ball, Ilertford-street.
The Marquis and Marchioness Conyuhrun's entertainment to
the puked York, Hamilton-place.
TO-1110ilso*.
The Countess of Derby's concert, GrosVetor-square.
Alt. and Miss Dupre's ball, Portland-place.
The Marquis of Hertford's party, Piccadilly.
WEDNFADAY.
The Dowager Marchioness of Salisbury's assembly, Arlinkton-
street.

Almack's grand ball.
The Earl of bonwiale'a entertainment to the Duke of York.
The Jlarquis and Alarehioness of Lansdown's party, Lansdown
House, Berkeley-square.

THURSDAY.
The Dowager Marchioness of Laosdown's grand assetnbly,
Albemarle-street.
Mrs. Robarte concert, Hill-street.
Lady Campbell's assembly, Brook-street.
The Countess of Arran's party. Dover-street.

FRIDAY.
Prince lieopold's grand dinner.
The Duchess of Wellington's second grand assembly, Apsley
House, Piccadilly.
Mrs. Prideaui Brune's hall, Albemarle-street.