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The Sun.
London, England, 1823-01-31

SPAIN.

MADRID, JAN. 10.--.lt is asserted that the. M-
inister of War will soon present to the Cortes a prgjet for the
organization of two foreign legions—the first under the name
of the " French Legion," .and-rthe .-other under that of the
" Italian Legion'' It is also said that there is a talk or. ford-
fying Madrid with intrencliments; but such, a project.wouldbe
at least ridiculous. If the. danger should roach as far as the
capital, the army will retire behind the Sierra Morena, to carry
an a Guerilla warfare.

The disappearance of Don Felix Alexia, Editor of the'Zar...
riago, . has given rise to much conversation in the Landaburian.
Society. 'lt was reported that he was assassinated, and some
hours afterwafds that his funeral oration had been -delivered in the
accents of grief and fear in the same Society; Mexia waa found
at midnight, bou»d.and lying upon his face, in the place del
Angel. Ile was discovered by the watchmen, and conducted
home Ina state of great indisposition. This event has excited
the curiosity of all Madrid, as it has not been discovered where
'Alexia passed the time ,of his disappearance. The indicador,'
the journal of the Society, abstains from publishing what it
knows .upon the subject. Mahy of the
.particulars, it says,
are too horrible to be given without due consideration. We have
heard speak of daggers, dungeons; and other terrific circum.
stances, which we have resolved not to publish unless supported
by positive information.

We are assured that the loan of 40 millions of rentes has
been given to M. Bernales, of London, to negociate, on ac-
count of the Spanish Government, upon a premium of corn.
mission of 4 pee cent. This banker will act conjointly with a
special commission, who will take care ,that the price.shall not
fall below 45. llels to advance 130 millions on account by the
end of Vebruary, which he will be reimbursed by the produce
of the first sales.

,The following intelligence is extracted.from the Journal de
Toulouse :

EIiVIIIONS 01.NTIMERDA, klas been an-
nounced to the troops shut up in the forts of; urged,. that war
between the Sovereigtut of Bums and the Cottes,Of•Spaln. was
.about to be declared. This. news was received With -the tgost
lively enthusiasm. Acclamations and discharges of artillery
rent the air on the occasion ; the bells were rung at Castel-
Cintat, a village situated between the citadel and the forts,
-composed of about .4,11 houses, and conveniently situated for
making common cause with the besiege&
On the 13th lust., a liieutmant of the SpanishAegiment of
the Crown, who had the command of an advanced, post at Cal-
vigna, deserted, and arrived on the 15th at Hospitalet. 11e de-
'dared that he had abandoned the army of Mina, to join the
.Boon dTroles in France.
London, England, 1823-01-31

UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE.

CAMBIUDDIC, JAI4. 30.—The late Dr. Smith's annual prizes
of 251. etch, to the two best prokients in mathematics and natu-
ral philosophy among the commencing Bachelors of Arts, were
on,Friday last adjudged to Mr. lieorge Bidden Airy, of Tri-
nity college, and Mr. (larks Jeffreys, of St. John's College,
the first and second 'Wranglers.
The select preacher to Whom the Sunday afternoon turns at
St. Mary's church are assigned for the ensuing month, is the
Lord Bishop of Peterborough—We understand that the sul.
jeer of his L•rdship's discourses will be—The authority of the
Old Testament.

NVednesday being the anniversary of the King's accession to
the throne, a Sermon was preached before the University by the
Rev. Joseph Cape, M.A. Fellow of Clare Hall, front Rom.
1, 2.

Yesterday being the anniversary of King Caries's martyr-
dom, the Sermon on the occasion was preached by the Rev. O.
C. Gorham, 11.1). Fellow of Queen's College, from the 1 Pet-
ii. 13, 14, 16.—The Latin Speech in the Senate House was de-
livered by the Rev. J. B. Graham, M.A. Fellow of Queen's
College.
The Rev. Jonathan Cape, M.A. of Trinity College, is ap-
pointed, by the East India Company, head Pilaster of the Ar-
tillery and Engineer seminary at Addiscombe, near Croydon.
The Rev. Jernoyn Pratt, B.A. has been presented, by Sir
Jacob AatloYi Bart. to the consolidated Rectories of Bmtry
and Themilthorpe, Norfolk.
The Rev. Ralph Lyon, 111.A..0f Trinity (Alegi:, has been
elected Master of King's School, Sherborne, Dorset.
The Rev. Hugh Owen, LL.D. Master of Beetles Grammar-
school, was last week instituted to the Rectory of Betties, on
the presentation of the Earl of tlosford.
Tile Rev. iVilliam IVhitmore Orcenway, of Trinity Hall,
Domestic Chaplain to the Earl of Strathmore and Kingborne,
has been instituted to the Rectory of Newbold Vernon, and
to the Vicara of Shackerstone, Leicestershire.
The Rev. William Acton, LL.B. of St. John's College, has
instituted to the .Rector, of Ayott St. Laurence, Herts.
London, England, 1823-01-31

4.
are the brightest ornaments, and lessen,, far
as they can, the itillnence and high chartketer
which many of its most, distinguished Prelates
have acquired by qualifications every waydnlited
to their dignified stations. It appears that, Oa
accomplishments,of learning, no Chilftian graces,
no virtuous principles, can shield their POsiessor
from the flippant sneers—the foul antl,o„l9*.
nious insinuations of this•despicable junta of pre-
tended literary cOtic.s„ if he entertain toyufls
the established institutions of his country., an
affection founded on a conviction of their excel-
lence, and a zeal warmed by the actual experience
of their beneficial effects, present as well as
past,:, Such praiseworthy feelings as these are
termed bigotry
_and illiberality ; and aAina and
consistent adherence to orthodox opinions,. sAnc-
tioned by time, and confirmed by the testimony
of the wise and good in the best ages of our
country and Church—is sufficient, to excite in the
breasts of those shameless Itevieuers the bitterest
animosity, In short, it is impossible that any
person, however unprejudiced and candid, Call
read their last publication without, indignation,
and without attributing to them the most dii-
graceful motives. Their attacli. upon the pishop
of London was called for neither by the .senti-
meats contained in his Lordship's charge, nor by
the manner in which those sentiments were ex-
pressed. And, in order to, prove that his 'Lord-
ship has not disappointed the expectations.of his
friends in particular, or of the Church in gene-
ral, and has not lost any, of his weli-earned re-
putation for abilities and schoJarship,--a safe
appeal may be made to the universal respect and
esteem in which he is held by all (of whatever
party) who know him, or have any opportunity
of witnessing his great and useful professional
exertions, and his conscientious discharge of his
Episcopal functions. I remain, Sir, yours &c.
CLEUICUS.
London, England, 1823-01-31

TIIP. ARMY.

The appointment of Lord Beresfurd, as Lieu-
lenant-Oeneral of the Ordnance, is not, as has been erroneous-
ly stated, of a recent date. His Lordship received the appoint-
ment some time back.

The detachments of the 11th Light Dragoons and lath Lan-
cers, which marched from Maidstone to Chatham, on the 17th
instant, have received orders to proceed to Gravesend., prepara-
tory to their being embarked on board the East India Corn-
pany's ships Hythe and Windsor, for Bengal, for the purpose
of joining their respective carps in that Presidency. •
The Detachments belonging to the 5-Ith and 69th Regiments
of infantry, which marched from Albany Barracks on the 23d
instant, will arrive to-day at Chatham, and will subsequently
proceed to Gravesend, for the purpose of embarking at Madras.
On Monday last a soldier of the 57th Regiment which is
quartered at Newcastle, in the county of Curk, was killed by a
girl slapping a door in his fare.
London, England, 1823-01-31

PRICE OP IRISH STOCK, JAN. 23.

Bank Stock 947 A
Gov. Deb. 3 per cent.... 4l 1i
Stuck, 34 per ct 90 09
Gov.. Deb. 4 per cent......
Guy. Deb. b per cent. —
--Stock, 4 per cent 8i
'Treasury Bills, b per cent.
City Debentures, 5 pa

cent. ............... —•—
Lying in Hospital 4 per ct.
Exchnge.on Loni
1110 H WATER AT lao N DO:
Morning. 42 minutes after 5.

Grand Canal Loan, 4 p.ct.
—Ditto t.; per rent....
DittoStoek
Royal Canal Stock
Wide-street Cart. ti per ct
Do. Deb. with Gov. Sec —
Pipe Water Deb. 5 per et.
Do.
Ballast Office Govt. Sec.
per cent.
ion, Jan. 27, 81. •

N BRIDGE TO-MORROW.
I Evening, 3 minutes after O.
London, England, 1823-01-31

GIBRALTAR,

The following important Notice has appeared
in the:.Cadiz Papers of the Ist instant :

CONSULAR CHAMBEIt.

'The Civil Governor of this province made the following corn-'
munication to the National Chamber on the 2ildi ult.
" Ills Excellency-the Minister otthe Interior writes to me:
under the date of the Nth as follows.:
" The British Government having claimed ,indemnification
for several prizes made on the trade of Great Britain, from the
year 1804 to the present year, and for other losses occasioned to
individuals of that nation; and having appointed for the settle-
ment of their claims a period within which it will be impossible
-for the King to come to any determination, his Majesty has
directed, that while this is doing, which will be as soon as pos-
sible ‘. and to prevent• Spanish merchants suffering in the mean
time, notice be given to the Chambers of Commerce, that several
British men.of-warliave sailed for Costa Firma and Pwrto Itico,
with orders to detain Spanish merchantmen to the supposed
amount of the debt claimed by the British Government. /I is Ma-
jesty hopes to bring to a friendly and fair conelusion an affair in
.which the, natives of both countries are so deeply interested ;
but in discharge of one of his first duties, that of securing
the interest of Spaniards, at the same time that he gives this
notice to the Chambers of Commerce, in order that private in.
dividuals may take suitable precautions, he likewise makes
known to the authorities of the provinces beyond the seas,
..and directs the Chambers of Commerce to circulate it, if op-
partunities offer, with a view to avoid delay and loss, which
perhaps there will not be time to repair. I communicate it to
you by his Majesty's command, that you may impart the same,
without the least delay, to the Chambers of Commerce in your

province.
" And I transmit it to you for your information and come

quent effects.
." And, by order of the same Chamber of Commerce, it is
made known to the men:llium for the adoption of such mea-
sures u they may deem proper in consequence of, the above
important communication from Government.
(Signed) PRUDENCIO 11. SANTA CRUZ,
"'Cadiz, Dec. 31, 1822. Secretary."

EX-OFFICIO INFORMATION3.—It is generally
understood that the individuals charged with the
offence committed in the Theatre mean to plead
the general issue, and go to trial on Wednesday
week. in addition to the names already an-
nounced as united in the ex-ojficio information, a
Morning Paper mentions thee of Mr. W. Kelly
and Mr. it. Fletcher, jun...:. Dublin Correspon.
dent) Jen. 28.)
London, England, 1823-01-31

FOR TWO COMMON PLEADERS.

Hon C. E. Law - - 147 lA. Wilton, Esq. - 103
Mirehouse, Esq. • 145 A. Ryland, Esq. - - 62
Whereupon the LORD MAYOR declared the Hon. CHARLES
EWAN LAW and .1 01114111ructto USE, ES(I. dulA elected.
His Lordship afterwards declared that Alr. HT HU R TAY-
Lon had a majority of votes for the situation of Printer, and
,TIROMAS HENRY I'ENTON a majority of votes for the situa-
tion of Glazier, and his Lordship.thereupon declared them duly
elected..
The LORD MAYOR declared the following offices to be va-
cant :—City Carpenter, Attorney of the Sheriffs' Court, As-
sistant Beadle of the Court of Requests, and Beadle of the
Coal Market, and appointed the Sallie to be filled up at the
next Court.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING HERALD.

HOUSE OF LORDS-ROYAL ENTRANCE.

Stn—ln the description that was lately given in your re..
spectable Journal of the alterations which have taken place in
this great Legislative structure, if it may be thus stiled, though
the description was generally accurate, it was erroneous in one
~particular, viz. where it was said that, " along the line the
piazza is continued, without being increased in height or width,
and it may be remembered that the piazza is about seven feet,in
height,. and five or six feet wide." it is, therefore, proper to
observe, that the :piazza tellowing the ltoyal entrance to the
staircase, is in'height very near twelve fret in the lowest part,
and in width very near ten feet in the narrowest part. The
passage or cloister, through which his Majesty will immediately
pass, Is, therefore, in fact, higher and wider than the Royal
entrance ever was before. It may consequently be inferred that
the erroneous statement of the dimensions alluded to, arose
merely from the want of actual measurement, and not from in-
tensional misrepresentation. X. X.
%• As we know the facts to be as stated in the fbregoing
.Letter, we deem it an act of duty to extract it for our Paper, in
justice. to a Gentleman whose private and professional charac-
ter have been the frequent subject of anonymous envy and ma-
levolence, though both are held in well-merited esteem and
reapect. •
London, England, 1823-01-31

CITY BUSINESS.

A Court of Common;Council was 'held yes-
terday at Guildhall, fur the dispatch of public intsiness, the
election of two Common Pleaders, and a Printer, and Glazier
to the City, which was very numerously attended.
The Court requested the Rev. Mr. Ofttprmtr,.Chaplain to
:the LORD MAYOR, to print the.sermon preached by him at
St. Lawrence's Church, on the 12th instant, and to snd .a
copy to each Member.
The Court took into consideration a Report from the Sword
Bearer's Committee, for ellectingan arrangement with the se-
veral officers of tha Lord Mayor's Louse, for thepurchase of
their respective right of alienation of their places, and for se-
curing certain amounts to them in lieu thereof', which they
agreed to, and empowered the Committee to carry the same
into execution accordingly.
The following Officers were re-elected :
Clerk of the City's Works; Clerk Comptroller of the Bridge-
House, Bailiff of the Borough of Southwark, Principal Land
Coal Meter, Sword Bearer, Clerks of the Coal Market, Mar-
shells, Attornies of the•Sheriffs' Conn, Clerks to the Court of
.Requests, Assistant Beadles of ditto; Collectors of the Mar-
kets, Marshalman, and Assistant to the Hall-keeper.
At two o'clock the court prdeeeded to receive the applica-
tions for the situation of:Common Pleaders, and a Printer and
a Glazier, ,when the petitions of the several candidates were
delivered in and read, and the ballot shortly after commenced,
scrutineers being appointed as usual, and at the close of the
ballot the numbers app6tred as follows
London, England, 1823-01-31

.CITY, THURSDAY EVENING.

The Speeck„ofiliit Most CII RISTI AN MAJESTY
, .
to the French Chambers, called up, on the Royal Exchange
this morning, otilfeeling.sr,of detestation for its principles, and
contempt for the wc!tk intellects by,which doctrines so hostile to
the well being of society could have,heen conceived. Amongst
the liberal part 'of the Parisian community, and they con-
stitute the great' MajPrity, the surprise' is not inferior to that
in England, and theyalso'ihave the opinions of the result
which must follow conduct so criminal and insane. The
circumstance of the Btitish Ambassador not being present at
the opening of "the ChaMbers, whilst all the other Ministers
were there In State, was considered at Paris as decisive of the
future conduct of England; ,for the functions of Sir CHARLES
STU Airr must either have ceased, or he is the Representative
of an unfriendly Power. In the meantime,.the French Exchange
is „filled with Noblemen, no doubt .of the ancient stock;
dabbling in the funds, and taking advantage of their superior
information to make money out of the fears and calamities
which the Legitimates haVe created. Amongst a multitude, the
:Russian A—, the Duke of o—, and the Prince of
are represented as selling for time to the utmost
extent of their credit, and the former is reported to have al-
ready gained upwards of three millions of francs by this dis-
graceful conduct. From Madrid the advices were dated on'the
18th current, and the utmost order and. regularity, the result
of wise and mild laws, existed in that capital. On Tuesday
the French Rentes closed at 76 for cash. and 78 90 for time.—
They have declined latterly nearly 20 per cent. Neapolitan
Bonds were 66k, and Spanish 40, but every description of Na-
tional Securities was expected lower.

On the Stock Exchange this day, there was an immense
bustle, and a great deal of business was done. The Consols
for the February settlement opened at 75 fell one time to
741, and closed at 75i

In Foreign Secutities there is an immense panic, and a great
anxiety to effect sales is exhibited.• 'The Spanish Bonds of
1821 opened at 39,,fe1l to 35, and closed at Ma. The,diseount
on. the Spanish Scrip of .1022 opened at 25, and one time ad-
vanced to 29. It is not improbable that these two descriptions
of Stock will pass each other, making the discount- of the one
greater than the value. of the other. _ _

As the interest of money advances, so also do the prices of
most articles of produce. On the Royal Exchange Saltpetre
has risen fully 25 per cent. .liemp has this day been sold at
411., which is an improventent of.lo per cent. Tallow will not
b sold at the present prices. Coffee is As. a cwt. dearer this day,
and the advance on r;ttgar is fully 2s. Rums also are again 2d.
dearer. Shipping is likewise gradually improving, and must
be dearer. F'ifteen guineas per cent. ate paid at Lloyd's on
French vessels from the West Indies, and the premium on ships
of the same nation from the East Indies, is-from.2o,to 23 gui-
neas per cent.—(Moraing Chronicle.)
London, England, 1823-01-31

PURSUANT to a DECREE of the HIGH COURT of
CHANCERY, bearing date the Ad Day of. March, 1821.
made in x CAUSE wkerrin THOMAI witimo.r end
Others are the Plaintiffs, and RICH MW PENNY and An•
other are the Defendants, -

TilE CREDITORS of MART SUTTON,
late of Hampstead, in the County of MittareeZ. the
Testatrix in the said Decree' named, (who died on or shout
the 16th of July, 1812), Widow of ,Williatn Sutton, formerly
of Hempstead aforesaid, Gentlenson, deceased, are, on or
hefure the 2ith 'lay of February, 1823, to come in and
PROVE their DEBTS before Sir JOHN siIMEON, Bart. one
of the Masters of the said Cuust; at his Chambers, in South
amptun Chancery-lane, London, or in default
thereof they will he peremptorily exeluded"the benefit of the
said Decree.
London, England, 1823-03-03

PORTING.

• ' HUNTING INTELLIGENCE.
MEETINGS OF HOUNDS IN THE PRESENT WEEK.
Thu Oakley Hounds, on Tuesday, at Clapham Park ; on
Thursday, at Uoulsoe Wood ; and on Saturday, at Swines-
head.
The Quorndort Hounds, on Wednesday, at Arnesby ; Fri-
day, at Wartnaby Pits ; and on Saturday, at Bunney.
Lord'Anson's Hounds, on Tuesday, at Seal Wood ; Friday,
at Burbage ; and on Saturday, at Sutton.
The Hampshire Hounds, on Tuesday, at Brookwood Park ;
Thursday, at London Lodge, Stratton Park; and on Satur-
day, at Windmill Hill.
.The Ilarnbledon Hounds, on Wednesday, at Steven's
Castle Down ; and on Friday, at Horndestn.
The Lambton Fox-hounds, on Tuesday, at Ravensworth ;
Thursday, at Seaham Lodge ; and on Friday, at Chester Bar.
The Warwickshire Fox-hounds, on Tuesday, at Oakley
Wlon ood Thursday, at.Wolford Village; and on Saturday, at
lIfod:

• PEDESTRIANISM.
It has been stated that Mr. RALPH A HERNXTII Y, the north
country pedestrian, started at three o'clock on Friday after-
noon, to go on foot from Oxford-road, to the fifty-sixth mile-
stone on the Gloucester-road, and return in twenty.eight hours.
The umpire upon the occasion has furnished our informant
with the particulars of one of the greatest travelling feats ever
before recorded. The pedestrian started at the rate of six
miles an hour, accompanied by one horseman only, to keep incog. us much as -possible. Ile went through Uxbridge, a
quarter before six o'clock (fifteen miles), and he stopped and.
refreshed at twenty-five miles at forty minutes past !revel
o'clock, and ate a chicken. Ile halted two hours, at forty-five
miles, and did half the distance in thirteen hours twelve mi.-
nutes, and returned to his quarters at the forty-five miles at a
quarter before six on Saturday morning. After being well
rubbed, he went to bed, and started again at eight nu
tolerably well. He did the next thirteen miles in three
hours, and beat time so as to leave him nine miles for
the last three hours, which was the worst part of the match:—
He ~won, by extraordinary perseverance, with four minutes to
spare, nearly blind with fatigue. We repeat, it is tiro greateit
thing accomplished on pedestrian record.

The Turf is about to experience a severe loss, in the seces-
sion of the Earl of 3tinnfon:l anti iVarrington. His Lordship
and the late Earl have been amongst the most respectable of
its supporters for many years.---4 Leicester Journal, Fee. a)

Box MoT.--On a recent verdict Mr. JEKYLL
observed, that it was easier to 6ud Plymouth
sound than Portsmouth sound.
London, England, 1823-03-03

NIELICANTII.IB, SHIPPING.

. .
----......---.
DrA 1., MA Reit 1.--Wind N.N.IV.--Carne down from the
River last night and sailed the Atlas, Mayne, for Madras and
China; also to-day the Nebaona, Farr, for the Brazils. Ar-
rived this morning and remain with some others the Hope,
ittourant, from Gibraltar and Lima ; and the Knox, from the
Cape of Good Mope.
Mancrt 2.—Arrived and sailed fhr the River, with the rest
of the homeward-bound, the Expedition, Jones, from Ter..
ciera ; John and Ann, Robinson, 42 days froth Ilavannah ;
anti the Conway sloop of war, from Idnia, last from Ports.
mouth. Sailed the Ardent; Boyde, for Belfast,
• MARCH 2.—Arrived in the Downs the Luna,Knox,
from Table Bay, Cape of Good Hope, on the 16th of Decem-
ber last.. The Ann, Ferguson, was to sail a weak toter. On
the 10th January, in lat. I. 4. N. and long. . 30. IV. soke
the ship Ogle Cantle, Pearson, of
and from 'Am2ober' for Inpdia,
was becalmed eight days after this time. On the 25th of Feb.,
25 leagues to the westward of Scilly, in a heavy gale from the
westward, passed two casks, apparently tutu puncheons. Also
arrived the Hope, of Jersey, J. Dourant„ master, from Gibral- •
tar for London : sailed the 10th of February.
The wind has •
changed to the W.S.W. in the course of the day, anti blows a
moderate breeze,
PORTSMOUTH, -MARCH 2.—Wind W.S.W.--Arrived his
Majesty's ship Active,. from the Havannah. Passed down the
Channel tile Waterloo, Alsager, for Bombay and China; anti
Kellie Castle, Adams, for Madras.
PLYMOUTH, FEB. 28.--Wind N.E.—Sailed his Majesty's
ship Active, for Portsmouth, and all the outward-bound de-
tained by contrary winds. Arrived the Hope, Ford, flora
Oporto.
FALMOUTH, MAncir 1.--Wind N.—Failed the Pilot, Gard--
net, for Calcutta; Grace, Cetlyon, for St. Michael's. Arrived
the Dutch ship Apollo, Durant, from Batavia' to Antwp.
FEB. 88.--ailed. the Norfolk, Grey, for Madras ; erShake-
spear, Anderson, for Valparaiso and Limb; John, Popplewell;
Portland, Whitmore; and Ceerops, Harrison.-...f0r, Jamaica ;
Einulation Stanworth, for Lisbon ; and Henry, Quick...fur
fiamburg
,li. •
The Aid, M'Kenzie, from Peterhead to Lisbon, sunk' in ,
Aldborough Bay yesterday—crew saved.
-4-
'rife lion. East India Company's ship Astell arrived at
Madras on the 23d September, and was expected to sail for
Calcutta on the 30th of the same month.
London, England, 1823-03-03

TUE SUN.

'LEM QUIS PICERE FALSLIN AUDEAT

LONDON,
MONDAY, MARCH 3, 1823

The intemperate an
Vrenolt d disgusting violence of the
Chamber of Deputies, during the discus.
lion of the project for granting the War Credit of
4 hundred
tnousl which has been so tumul-
y interrupted by the furious zeal of the
Ultras against M. MANUEL, is strongly contrast-
Id by the dignified patriotism, the noble comp°.
es4re) and the wise unanimity of the Spanish
°lles, in the discussions which have been ren-
,:ered necessary by the critical circumstances of
krtuCountry, the result of which involves the
it 4 II") the honour, perhaps the lives, of the
—"lnbers of the Cortes, as individuals, as well,
London, England, 1823-03-03

PRICE OF STOCKS
Tlitts-u.t AYE O'CLOCK.

flank Stock
3 per Cent. Ited. 731
3:perCent. Cons.‘i 724 i J
:31 per Cent.
per
'Old 9:4 93
4 g3er Cents. t
1797
'lank faong,l nn. shut
imp. 3 per Cents.

India Stock —'
India Bonds 21*. 235.
South Sea Stuck
Old Annuities _—
Lx. Bills ' 8 II pr.
Ditto. Small. —
Bank for Act. —
India for Con. Acct.
Cons. for AcCount 72. 73. i 73

PRICE or FORKION STOCKS Pi LONDON, MAncu 3
AT QNE O'CLOCK.
lave per Cents. 78k.
Six per Cents. 00.
Russian Five per Cents. (Metallic) 00.
{Ditto New 72.
Neapolitan ( Five per Cent. Bonds, 674.
1 Scrip, 72A.
Austrian Five per Cents. (Metallic) 00.
Five per Cent. Bonds, 40.
• New Ditto, 30.
Scrip, 37 disc.
Primian Five per Cent. Bonds, 78.
Ditto New, 75.
Danish Five per Cent. Bonds, 79.
Chili 68. •
Colombian Six per Cent. Bonds, 48.
Peruvian New Loan, 00.
.Bank Shares £9l ss.
.American Six per Cent. 91-98.
Five per Cent. 96-97.
Three per Cent. 70.
PRICK OF IRISI
Bank Stock ................ ; 241
Gov. Deb. 3) per cent. ......117
*O4, 3A per et ..... . .......... 1154
(Joy. Deb. 4 per cent.......
t;ov. Deb. 5 per cent. .....99•
,Stock, 4 per cent..... ..93
. 93
T
reasury Bills, 5, per cent.
city Debentures, 5 per
cent.ley inl; .......... ....
in llosp peritul.4 et.
Exchange on Lon

French

STOCK, FEB. 27.
Grand Canal Loan, 4 p.ct.
---Ditto B per cent. ... 63a
...........
Royal Canal Stock. .........
Wide-street Cert. ti per ct.
Po. Dbb. with Gov.. 5ec..,.._
Pipe Water Deb. 5 per et.
Do
ce......... . 6
Ballast Ofli.ce Govt. .Sec.
per
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81. ............
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1.11011 WATER AT LONDM
Horning, 43 minutes after H. I

BRIDGE TOMORROW.
Evening, 10 minute?' after 7.
London, England, 1823-10-17

PRICE O

Tills DAY AT
Bank Stock shut
3 poi Cent. Red. 826
.ex div. .
3 per Cent. Cons.
3h per Cent shut
( 01d.1004i ex.div
4 per Cent.l New tom
5 per Cents. 1797
Bank Long Ann.... 21 ex. div.
Imp. &per Cents.

F STOCKS
orsE O'CLOCK
India Stock
India Bonds
South Sea Stock .
Old. Annuities
Ditto Small .
' Bank for Act..
India for Con. Acct. .
• Cons. for Ace..

725.

40 42

88Z

PRICE OF IRISH STOCK, OcT. 14.
flank Stock 2501 Grand Canal Loan, 6p.ct. 55f
Gov. Deb. 3i per cent. 96 --Ditto 6 per cent....
Stock, SA per ct
Gov. Deb. 4 per cent. — Royal Canal Stock —
Gov. Deb. 5 per cent. Wule.street Cert. 6 per ct
----Stock, 4 per cent. l4 Do. Deb. with Gov. Sec
New 3R Pipe Water Deb. 5 per ct.
Tremsury Bills, 5 per cent Do. 6 per cent.
City Debentures, A per et Ballast Office Govt. Sec.
Lying in Hospital 4 per ct '5 per cent.
Exchange on London, —.
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PRICE or FOREIGN STOCKS tar LONDON, Oer. 16,
AT ONE O'CLOCK.
Fronch
J
Five per Cents. 90 70 50 Ex. 25 75.
1 Scrip, 20.
Six per Cents. 00.
Five per Cents. (Metallic) 00.
Ditto New 832 4.
Five per Cent. Bonds-771.
Five per Cents. (Metallic) 00.
Five per Cent. Bonds, 1020,
Spanish { Ditto 1821,29 7io. 301
Ditto 1
8823, 23 4 2i 5 tal
f Five per Cent. Boßdi, 6. Prussian ( Ditto New, N.
Danish Five per Cent. Bonds, 874.
Chili . 69441.
Colombian Six per Cent. Bonds, nil
Peruvian New Loan, 00.
Poyais 144.
Bank Shares £OO Os.
Seven per Cent. 000.
American Six per Cent. 00-000:
Five per Cent. 00-000.
Three per Cent. 00 00.
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Russian

Neapolitan
Austrian

1110 H WATER A
Morning, 29 minutt

,T LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW.
es after 12. 1 Evening, 0 minutes after 12.
London, England, 1823-10-17

HUNTING.

The Ludlow Subscription Foxhounds will meet at Powks.
more, on Tuesday, the 21st, at nine o'clock; Sibdon, on Tues.
day, the 28th, at ten o'clock ; Stoke's Wood, on Friday, the
31st, at eleven o'clock; Romer's Wood, on Tuesday, the 4th
November, at nine o'clock ; Sieftou'e Forest, on Friday, the
7th, at nine o'clock; and Sar grove, on Tuesday, the 11th, 4t
nine o'clock.
London, England, 1823-10-17

MERCANTILE SHIPPING.

DEAL, OCT. W.—Carne down from the II iYt`r
and remain, the Expedition, Jones, t'or orders ; Adrian, (Mr..
don, tbr New South Wales; Fortitude-loszreased,. :Vlanning,
for St. Kitts; Richard, Williamson, fur Demerara ;
Ounion, for Trinidad ; and Fountain, Baldry', for Naples--
Arrived and sailed again, the Abeona, Lewis, frtim Cataura,
for Dordrecht ; Welcome' Morris, frotn Archangel, for Lisbon
lletsey, Partridge, from Petersburg-li, for t;uernAvy ' • and the
Ann, iVrangles, from the Cape of Good if n , forLotulon
the latter left at St. Helena the Thames and Caledonia.
PORTSMOUTH, OCT. JR—Whitt S.W.--Arrived his Ma.
jesty's ship Sybelle, from the Eastward ; Wsiliant Harris, anti
Fanny transports, from Quebec.
PLYAIOUTit,, N.W.—Sailed the Britial•4
Reed, for Bordeaux ; William, Prate, for ditto; and the
Cornwallis, Henderson; for the Cape of Good Hope.
FALMOUTH, OCT. W. to N.N.W...-Sailed the
Baltimore, Hubbard ; and the Brutus, for New York;
and Providence, Griffin, for Lisbon.

The Parker and Sons, from New Orleans to the Clyde, struck
on the Bahia Honda'Reef, on the 14th August; 140 hales of
cotton saved.

The Jawlert Robinson, froth Petersburgb to London, was
wrecked near 'Warberg, the 30th ult ; crew saved,. and cargo
expected to be saved. •

The Mary, from Gnymnil to Grenada, was wrecked
at the entrance of the river Plate, in the Middle orJiily; most
of the cargo expected to be saved.

PORTSMOUTH, OCT. 15. —The Court-mania on the Purser
and Master of the Doris, for trading ay merchants, eontrary:to
the articles of war, finished to-day: they are both dismissed
the service. A Court-martial will assemble to-morrow, for tho
trial of two men belonging to the Caumlion, fur tlese:tion.
London, England, 1823-10-17

DU ICH INDIA.

Baussets, 00T. it.—Among the last accounts
from 13atavia, there is a very long report 4ep''ieth
big the dissensions which so long ago as
broke out in the west coast of Sninatra, between
the natives of the upper districts of Padang, with
regard to religious opinions ; so that some chiefs
of the kingdom of Manaligkabang concluded
with our resident at Padang a convention; by
which they ceded their country to the govern-
ment of the Netherlands, on condition that Ori
inhabitants of those countries should he protected
from the attacks of their turbulent neighbours
called Padrier, The result was, the occupation
of the ceded districts, but by no means the sub-
misNion of the Padries, who on the contrary be-
came so obstinate, that on the. 30th of April,
113c21, measures were taken to endeavour to drive
them from their villages, situated in the neigh-
bourhood of our colony of Samawang, an opera
tion which met with a warm resistance.

They had assembled to the number of '20,00
mm in the environs of Sarita Wang. Lieutenant-
Colonel Rear was at the head.of the expedition,
and he defeated them in several encounters,
though he had only 500 regular troops, and
1,3000 Malays, with their chiefs. Unhappily in
July,lB2t, the Malays abandoned him.
Colonel
.Raaf then suspended any attack till
he should receive fresh reinforcements, and on
the 14th of April last, having advanced to the
frontirys of Linto, there was a general attack,
which the difficulties of the ground and the ar•
rangements adopted by the enemy rendered but
little advantageous to us. Our troops made a
retreat,.in which we" lost four pieces of Ciiillloll.
We had t 1 killed, and 139 wounded, among
whom. are several officers.

Other accounts of the 10th of May are more
favourable. The Padries bad been repulsed at
Pakadan, and had finally retired from those
parts'; so that at this time all.was tranquil in the
districts or, Priantan and Toejoekotta.—(Fle.,
mirk Paper.) _
London, England, 1823-10-17

MELANCHOLY' ACCIDENT.

DUNDEE, OCT. 7.—A mo.la mho/ v ncciilen't tit:`-
curred on Monde), evening, in the house of Mr. jas, Stewart, }ire-
prietor or tacksman of a stone quarry at the west end Of Lechte;
It would appear that a keg, vintaining abOut of gull,
powder, bail been left in a small apartment he the attic story pr
the house into which llrs. Stewart had occasion to go for some'
articles of napery. • It is said that Mr. S. frequently cautioned her
against going there with a light, as the workmen in getting supf
plies from the cask, had strewed portions of it on thelluor;
and even denied her a candle. Be this as it may, Mrs. Stewart,
in company with a woman who resided in another room,
toted the apartment with a lighted lamp, and while there A..
gust of air through the door occasioned a sparle to till front'
the lamp among the strewed powder, when , the 'whole eltc:
plotted. Mr. Stewart was at the One writing ..below, and
two of his children engaged in an adjacent room, till of
. whom were so confounded and . imthersed among the ruins'
of the ceiling, ke. as not to be able to': extricite themseliest.
for some minutes ; but, luckily, remained unhurt.. *vi:r l.
neighbours pushed to the spot, and haying ascended to. the.
fatal apartment, got out the two women in' an 'insensible-
state, their clothes being literally burnt to rags. •So dreads •
fully. were the females scorched, that in removing the Tittle
remaining part of the clothes from their bodice, the skin .antt
portions ut the flesh fell off. Mrs. Stewart was supposed to.
be least in danger, but fevered the following afternoon, farad
both of them died in excruciating agony on IVednesday,
noon, within half in hour of each other. ' The house in 'Which,
the -accident- happened is of one story; and the .shock. of the
explosion shivered the whole building to the foundation, blowi;
ing oil the slates from the roof, sonie of which fell 160 yard*.
distant; most of the furniture was broken to pieees ; several 'of
the joists rent; a partition wall, which enclosed the ill.fatett
apartment on one side, driven from its fastenings, and the wheLl
presented an appearance of utter ruin.
London, England, 1823-10-17

1111CIIA.ELIVIAS TERM ENSUING.

,The following is a correct List of the Sittings
of the Courts nt Doctors' Commons
First Seissiort.Arches, 31onday, Nov. 3—Admiralty, Tues.
day, Nov. 4—Prerogative, Wednesday, Nov.,o—Delegates,
Thursday, Nov. 6—Coniistory, Friday, Nov: 7. •
Second Session.— Arches, Saturday, Nov. 8--Admiralty,
Tuesday, Nov. 11—Prerogative, iVednesday, Nov. 12—Dele.
gates Thursday, lov. ip—Consistory, Friday., Nov. 14:
Seasion.--Arches, Saturday, Nov. 15—Admiralty,
Tuesday', Nov. 18—Prerogative, Wednesday, Nov. 19—De1e-
gates, Thursday, Nov. 2O—ConsistAory, Friday, Nov: 21.
Fourth Session.—Arches, Saturday, Nov. 22—Admiralty,
t
Tuesday, Nov. 26—Prerogative, 11 ednesday, Nov. 20—Dele-
gates, Thursday, Nov. 27:.-Consiitory, Friday, Nov. 28.
By.days.--Arehes, SatUrday, Nov. 29—Admiralty, Tues.
day, Dec. 2-I'rerOgative, Wednesday, Dec. 3—Delegates,
'Thursday, Dec. 4-=Consisterry, Friday. Dec. IS.
Caveat day.—Prerogative, Thursday, Jan. 13, 1824.
Derault.day—Adiniralty, Friday, Jan. 9, 1024.
London, England, 1823-10-17

THE ARMY.

•,
DII
LITAny RIFLE PRACTICE.—We are informed
that the trial of skill in rifle shooting, alluded to last week,
took place at the New Practice Ground, Woolwich, on Wed.
nesday last, by a subdivision of the Jage` rs of the Honour.'
able Artillery Compank. After the individual shooting for
several medals, which were contended for at various distances,
frOm one hundred and fifty to, three hundred yards, seventeen
men were selected from the subdivision, 8 of whom were placed
at two hundred, and nine at two hundred anti fifty measured
yards, from a target 15 feet long, and 5 feet fl inches high,
being about the space that eight men would occupy in
Thirty minutes exactly was the time allowed for firing, during
which time 500 shots struck the target. There were is great
many spectators present to witness this practice. among whom
were several officers and other persons experienced in rifle
shooting, who, upon inspecting the target with the officer cons.
mending the Jagers, expressed to him their astonishment to see
the effect produced in so short a time by so few men, and' at
such long distances.

The quarterly payments to the several services, which be.
came due on the 2.lth ult. commenced on Irednesday.
The Ist division of the 62d regiment of' Foot, which lately
sailed on board the Vibilia transport from Portsmouth for
Dublin, was obliged to put into Plymouth, but has' subse-
quently sailed from the latter port fur its destination. The re
maining two divisions of the sante corps, which have recently
trrived on board the Loyal Briton and Cato transports, front
Halifax, still remain at Portsmouth.
Runux, OCT. 14.—We understand Lieutenant-General
the Honourable Robert Meade, 'Colonel of the 90th Foot,
will obtain the Colonelcy of the 12th Regiment, vice Ge.
neral Sir Charles Hastings, Baronet, G. 11., deceased.—
It is also said that Major-General R. Darling will sec;
teed to the Colonelcy of the 90th Regiment of Infantry,
vice Lieutenant. General Meade, who obtains the 12th Foot.
2cl battalion Rifle Brigade, deraeliment 12th Lancers, and
Royal Horse Artillery, quartered in Limerick, underwent
their half.yearly inspection by 111ajor.General Sir Jahn Envy,
on Wednesday and Thursday last. The high state of tbs.
cipline and 'excellent conduct of the respective corps did not
escape the attention of the (.11:tieral, who WAN well pleased with
every particular relating to their internal and external regulation.
slajorlll‘Donald, late commanding the A rtillt ry in Limerick,
is appointed to the command of that Corps in the Northern Dis.
trict, head-quarters, Charlemont. Four Mitpri.:Generstls areshort-
ly to succeed to commands in thu Irish districts, the period of 3
years having nearly expired with the present commands. It is
stated that illajor-fierieral Tavlor, late Hilth. (a distinguished
officer), is to have a station in the South of Ireland --The 30th
detach from head.quarters, Limerick, to replace the canton.
meats occupied by the 20th.
London, England, 1823-10-17

FE:LDINAND'S MINISTER.

•
The Etude gives Ow following account of the
person who countersigned Ferdinand's decree.
The Edoile is had authority except for the lead-
jog facts. Of the 46 prudence and moderation"
,of Ferdinand's Councils we have already had
proofs

" Don Victor Saes, Minister of Foreign Affairs to King
Ferdinand, whom this ,Monarch has just authorized to dispatch
al.lbutiineu, and to confer with all the 31inisters, till' hie Ma.
jesty's arrival at Madrid, is an Ecclesiastic, . and a Member of
the Chapter of Toledo. lie was the King's Confessor before
die 7th of March, 1820. During the three years of the rule of
th.: Cortes he lived at Toledo, without incurring the displea.
sure of the revolutionary.flovernment, and he has never ceased
to'gite the King unequivocal proofs of his fidelity at this Un-
happy juncture. The Regency confided to him the portefeuille
-of 1. oreign Affairs, from tire period of 'their installation; be.
cense, by that means, there was an opportunity of executing
the intentions of the King, nt the time a Prittrier of the Cortex.
Satz is an enlightened Minister, and'lf, as there is
evary appearance, the Council of King 'Ferdinand is composed
of persons as.prodent and NA Motiende IN Al. Sae; we cannot
.avoid auguring favourably of the administration which is to
govern Spam.'
" 'Doubtless great Manacles are to be surmounted in extin.
.pishing the flames which have been kindled in thiacountr.y,
rioNrbed as it halt been for So many years ; but every thing is
ixictednablo by /food intentions, accompanied by firmness of
aiPiPose."
London, England, 1823-10-17

FASHIONABLE ARRIVALS.

Lady Saye and Sele, at Lord Eardley's, Lower Grosvenor..
street, from Brighton ; Sir John and Lady Harrington and
Family, at their house in Berkeley-square, from their seat in
Sussex ; Right Hon. Robert Peel, M. P. at his house in
Great Stanhope-street, from his seat in Dorsetshire ; Sir Roger
Gresley, Bart. at the Clarendon Hotel, Bond-street, from a
tour ,Lady Willoughby, at Flitdong's Hotel, Oxford-Street,
from a tour ; Lord Garlies, at ditto, from Scotland ; William
Amhurst, Esq., Mrs. Amh urat, and Family, at ditto, from
Margate; Lady Gore Booth, Sir Robert Booth, Miss Booth,
Mr. H. Booth, Mrs. Irwin, and Dr. Pope, at Hakes's Hotel,
from the Isle of Wight ; Mrs. Hutton and Family, et ditto,
from Gate Barton, Lincolnshire; the Hon. W. Twistleton, at
ditto; Henry. Parker,' Esq. at ditto; F. P. Blakef Esq. at
ditto; Rev. William Barlow and Miss Barlow, at Marshal
Thompson's Hotel, Cavendish-square ; Mrs. Proctor, at ditto;
Robert Dallas, Esq.. at ditto ; It. S. Hurst Whitworth, Esq.
at ditto; Robert 'Ebben, Esq. at ditto.
CHANGES.—The Earl and Countess Cowper, Lord Mel-
bourne, and the Hon. P. Lamb, for Prusenger, Herta ; Vis-
count Althorpe, at Wiseton Hall, Yorkshire, from Northamp..
tonshire; Viscount amd Viscountess Castleamin, from War-
ren's Hotel, Regent-street, for Ireland; Geri. Convngham,
Esq. and Mrs. Conrigitam, from Hakes's Hotel, for Ireland ;
the Rev. Loraine Sinith and Mrs. Smith, from ditto; Admiral
and Mrs. Lambert, from ditto; Capt. Brook Kay, Mrs. Kay,
and Family, from Marshal Thomson's Hotel, to Cheltenham;
J. Greig, Esq. and Mrs. Greig., from ditto, Major-General Sir
John Malcolm, G.C.B. Dais Malcolm, and the Masters, Mal-
colm, from ditto.

•
PASIIIONABLE PARTIES.
Lord Holland entertained a select party at dinner yesterday,
in St. James's-square.
Lady Atßeck entertained the Dowager Duchess of Richmond
and a select party of fashionables yesterday evening, at her
house in Clarges-street.

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London, England, 1823-12-25

WEST INDIA DOCK COMPANY.

THE COURT of DIRECTORS of the
WEST INDIA DOCK COMPANY do hereby give No.
Nen, that a HALF YEARLY GENERAL COURT will be
held, pursuant to the direction. of the Act of Parliament, at
the West India Dock House, No. 8, llilliter-square, on
TUESDAY, the 6th day of January next, at One o'Clock in
the Afternoon, at which Meeting a Dividend will he de-
clared for the Half-year ending the 31st instant.
By Order of the Court,
H. LONGLANDS, See.
Wsst India Dock House, Dn. 16, 1823.
Tht, Chair will be taken at Two o'Clock precisely.
London, England, 1823-12-25

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

BETTING-ROOlll, DEC. 24.
The attendance took place to-day instead of Thursday:—
Some considerable bets were made, but there 6 no alteration
to notice except that Sir W. Milner's e. by Fillip (la Puta, out
of Banshee. is a greater favourite, 12 to 1 having been taken
against him.
London, England, 1823-12-25

PLACES OF FASHIONABLE RESORT.

Barairrox, DEc. 23.—The Duke of Dorset returned to
the Pavilion today in time to have the honour of dining with
his Majcsty.—Sir Hilligrove Tumour, anti Sir Edmund Nagle,
left the Palace yesterday, the former for town, and the latter
for Portsmouth, to take leave of his relation, Mr. Nugent,
there, who has, perhaps, by this time embarked to fill the post
to which he has been appointed—that of Consul-General at
Chill.—TheiDuke and Duchess of Bedford have left us.—The
Conde du Funchal is again at the New Stevie Hotel.
EDINBURGH, DEC. 22.—Arrivals At. Barry's Hotel :—Sir
James ‘Vright, Bart.; Thomas Clennel, Esq., of Harhottle
Castle ; Mrs. Clennel ; Percival Clennel, Esq., jun. ; Master
Thomas and Master Christopher Clennel; James Wernyss,
Esq., Royal Scots Grays; Mrs. We:flys': John Stewart, },sq.
30th Regiment; James M'Kenzie, Esq., of Merklands. De.
partures—.The Earl of Kentrose; Right Hon. Lord Linton :
Sir Alexander Bannerman, Bart. ; Robert Steuart, Esq., of
Alderaton—Robert Steuart, jun. and Mr. William Steuart;
William Dickson, Esq.
Set off from the Union Hotel :—The Hon. Baron Sir Peter
Murray, the Misses Murray of Auchtertyre, John Bloomfield,
Esq. Arrivals—The Hon. Lord Chief Baron, Sir Samuel
Shepherd, K. 8.; Colonel Hastings.
London, England, 1823-12-25

FASHIONABLE Alt R IVA LS.

Gen. Blake, in. Portland-place Mrs. Davison, in Cavendish-
square ; Mrs. Croshie, in Upper Wimpole-streett Col. and
Mrs. Lloyd, in Manchester-street; Mrs. Stronge, in Weymou th
street ; Mr. Heathcote, in Piccadilly; Mrs. Hervey, in Thayer-
street, Manchester-square ; Mr. Alfred Kerr, in Park-street ;
Capt. and Mrs. Garland, in Davies-street, Berkeley...square ;
Mrs. and Miss Elphinstone, in Park-street ; Col. Weguelin,
in Montague.&uare; Mrs. Fenwick, in Conduit-street; Mrs.
Crawford, in Wimpole-street ; Mr. and Mrs. Meade, in Glou-
cester-place; Colonel Porter, in Albemarle-street; Mr. and
Miss Keppel, in South Audley-street; Lord Rivers, at his
house in Grosvenor-place, from his seat, Hair Park, New-
market; Lady Emily Berkeley, at her house, Park-lane, from
Lady Louisa Lennox's seat, in Sussex.
CILAI4GES.—The Marquis and Marchioness of Chandos,
for Avington, Hants; Lord Gage, from Greillon's hotel, Al-
bemarle-street, for his seat, Firle, Sussex ; Lord St. Helens,
for Brighton ; Lord Maryborough, for Brighton ; Earl Bur-
ford, for Park Place, near Maidstone ; Sir Wm.' and Lady
Rumbold, from Thomas's Hotel, Berkeley-square, for Man-
ningtree, Sussex ; the Dowager Marchioness of Londonderry,
from her seat, North Cray, Kent, on a visit to the Marquis and
Marchioness of Camden, at the Wilderness ;' Lord Lynedoch,
from his seat, Cosgrove Priory, Suffolk, to Lord nacre's seat,
in Herts ; Captain Ogilvie, from the Pulteney Hotel, Albe-
marle-street, for Brighton ; James Grills, Esq. from ditto, for
Bath ; Captain Lyon, R. N. from ditto, for Portsmouth.

FASIIIONABLE PARTIES.
Count Lieven entertained a select party at dinner yesterday,
at Ashurham House.
Lord James Stuart entertained a distinguished party at din-
ner yesterday, at his house, Whitehall-place.

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every Moralist to the George Inn, Sunderland, at reduced
]Pares.
Mountain's " Express, Umpire, and Tally Ho," to MAN-
CHESTER, Winslow, Congleton, Newcastle, Walsal, Wol-
verhampton, and Knutsford, new Four Inside Day and Night
Coaches, three times a-day.
SHEFFIELD and Rotherham New Fonr inside Post
Coaches every Morning, called "The Express," and also
" The Rockingham," every Afternoon, at reduced Fares.
The "Royal Express," New BIRMINGHAM Light Fast
Night Coach, in 15 hours, sets out every *Herrman, carry-
ing Four Inside only; passes through Warwick, Leaming-
ton, Southern, Wesdon, Daventry, Stoney Stratford, and
Towcester, to the Saracen's Head, Bull-street, Birming-
ham i early the next Morning. Driven through with Two
Coachmen only.
The " Express," a New Light Post Coach, to HULL, Lin-
coln, Northcave, Howden, and Doncaster, every Morning at
Eight o'Clock, to the Cruse Keys, Market-place, Hull ; and
also the " Rockingham" in the Afternoon at Two o'Clock.
The FlERTFORD,Ware,Hollesdon,ard Cheshunt Conch.
TOTTENHAM and Edmonton Conches daily, at Eleven,
Half-past Two, Five, and Eight o'clock.
'";60 At Reduced Fares to Leeds, York, and Duneaster,
Luggage and Packages at only id per pound.
S. A. MOUNTAIN and Co. respectfully acquaint their
Friends and the Public, that they will not be accountable for
any Parcels. Passenger's Luggage, Writings, Plate, ea. of
more than Fire Pounds Value, it' lost, stolen, or damaged,
unless entered as such, and the Insurance paid accord-
ingly, at the Saracen's Head Inn, Skinner-street, Snew-hill,
Landon.