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The Sun.
London, England, 1823-11-17

NAVAL COURT-MARTIAL.

A Court-Martial was held on board the Queen Charlotte,
on Monday (10th instant), to inquire into the conduct of Lieu-
tenant William Price Hatuilton, late of his Majesty's ship
as connected
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s'hip' and some of the natives of Lintin, in China, and
natives. Lieut. Hamilton's statement of the circumstances
as reported to Capt. C. Richardson (who was absent at some
distance from the ship at the time, during which Lieutenant
Hamilton was commanding of icer,) was read to the Court,
by which it appeared, that on Saturday, the 15th day of
December, 11121, he sent the barge on shore with a division of
seamen, at Lintin, to get the daily allowance of water, and to
wash and scrub their clothes on the beach. Two Midshipmen
were sent in the boat to take Car! to preserve peace ; that
notwithstanding this precaution, an affray ensued between
the party sent to get water, and the natives : the latter,
front some unknown cause, having come down in great num-
bora, and : attacked the seamen ; and upon this being ob.
served on board the Topaze, Lieutenant Hamilton
diately caused a fire to be opened on the shore, by which
some of the natives were killed. lloata were dispatched from
the ship at the same time to bring off' the party of seamen,
which was effected without the loss of any lives on their
part, although several of them appear to have been badly
wounded. A law mass of documentary evidence was also
read, consisting or correspondence between Captain Richard-
son and the Chinese Authorities, &c. on the subject. Several
witneases were then examined, and the Court baring completad
the inquiry, pronounced as follows:." The Court is of opi-
nion f
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aicanrted the death
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ably employed on shore on the occasion above stated, and that
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the measurea so promptly adopted by Lieut. Hamilton were
the above-n:entioa~d
absolutely
men, and that (lid not Continue the fire from the ship after
athbasot
Hamilton was that of a zealous and meritorious Officer, anxious
to preserve the lives of the Crew under his charge, and to sup-
port the honour of the British flag, in repelling 'a
wanton insult
on it, and cloth adjudge hint to be honour-ably acquitted."—_
(:apt. E. Brace,.C.B.
pressed a Nape that he would continua
President.—Capt. Brace,
in returning Lieut. 11.'s sword, conaratulated him on his lion-
to use it with the same discretion and
°arable acquittal, and ex
goad judgment he bad
already done.
London, England, 1823-11-17

INIERCANTI LP, SIII PPI NG.

-----
DEAL, Nov. 16.--Wind N.N.W...—Sailed his Majesty's
sloop Weasel, Capt. Curtis, having tender her convoy the
Emma yacht, with Sir William Curtis, Bert. on board fur the
Mediterranean. Sailed also the harmony, Currie, and Sir
Edward Hamilton, Newbolt, for Jamaica ; Zeph, Arrow.
smith, for Honduras; Cam Grove, Thomson, Sty. rVincent ;
and the Joseph, for the West Indies. Arrived end
sailed for the River the Governor Harcourt, Wilson, front Demerara; Peter Ellis, Carew, Antwerp ; henry, Mainland,
Quebec; and Expedition, Brown, Teneritii:.
PORTSMOUTH, Nov. 16.—Wind S.E.--Arrived the Mar.
gnret, Christian, from Riga; harmony, Voss, from Memel and his Majesty's ship Phaeton, from Vera Cruz, &c., with a
considerable quantity of specie and cochineal. Sidled the Argo,
Miller, for Bordeaux ; and Thetis, for Mewl.
PLYstotrrir, Nov. 15.—Wind E.—Arrived the Mercury,
front Oporto; Redlighetuch, Flit, from Seville : saihd.
the 25th of September, having lost greater part of her sails aid
rigging, and the vessel neatly lightened one foot front the cot-
tinned pumping up of her cargo, consisting of olive oil. Off the Port the Indus, NViight, from Quebec.
FALMOUTH) Nov. 16.—Wind :N.E.—Sailed the Liberty.,
Prym, for St. Michaels ; Stamm. packet, for Lisbon;
,and
Linnet, David Walter, Reliance, Ossum, Charles Part, and
New Braman*, for London. -Arrived oil' the Pyrt the Mary
Ann, Lewis, front Pietou, in Ai clays.
London, England, 1823-11-28

TIIE MA RKETS.

•
CORN-EXCHANGE, Nov. 2r.
The quantities fresh in this week are—Wheat, GS); Barley,
6140; Oats, 11,940 quarters ; and Flour, lath/ sacks. These
arrivals are tolerably large,arai Iltheat to- clay sells very hea,vi)y,
and the prices of Monday are not quite supported • flarley
it
further declined in value Is. per
.quarter ; Beans stud Penn sell
very slowly, and hardly maintain last quatatnius ; Otttivtoett
with a dull sale, but the rates for good parctis ;ire tiq lower
than Monday.

,
SMITHFIELD N.,litliET, Nov, 28. . There wtre a number of Oxen left over from Mootlay's tau,' I.
ket appeared this morning, the prices nny be quott d as per
oar last market.day. It is expected towards the close of the
market the prices will lower, as the demand is not great, psni.
cularly for inferior cattle.
To sink the MEd, per stone of Mb.
... 23 8d to 3s 81 Veal ......... 4s Oil to SI 04
... 211 Ud to 31 8d Pork ....... 2s 10i1 to 34 104
Lamb Os Oc to Os Od.
)TAY AND STRAW, ?EU LOAD.
,iiy £4 Os to 1:6 34 I Clover ...... XS Os to 38 OS
straw
••£1 Itis to £l ls.

Reef ...,
flu tton,

---........•••11.1.*0..... -.M.0...
EXTII.IOII.OINAux DtscoYEßy.--On Wednes-,
day afternoon the body of a man was found
drowned by one of the labouring men in the
Golden-lane Brewery, in a large cooler, con-
taioing four feet of water, which stood in a dark
corner of the brewhouse. The body appeared in such a putrid state, that it was UMW time he-
fore it could be identified, particularly as it wa4
not known that any person about the establish-
ment was missing. At length it was recognised
to be the body of Mr. Thomas Yeates, a puha',
can who had retired from business, and resided
in private lodgings on Saffron-hill, and who had
been missin,, for nearly a fortnight, alrout WhiCh
time he called at the breahouse on some busi.
Riess, and asked one of the men the way to the
privy ; in going to which it is supposed he
stumbled and fell into the cooler, as he has not
been seen since that, day. The body remains for
the Coroner's honest_
London, England, 1823-11-28

UNIVERSITY INT ELLIGENC

CAMlllthni, Nos.:V.—At a Congregation on Wudnesdsy
last, the following Degrees were conferred:—
DOCTOR or Dlriarrur----The Rev. George Wilkins, of
Caius
South well. College, Vicar of Nottingham, and Prebendary of
111AirrEst or A aT/I.—hilicii Pope, of Queen's College.
ii•CUELOR OF ARTs.—Bidlake Bray, of Queen's College.
The Rev. Hastings Robinson, M.A., Fellow and Tutor of
St. John's College, WAS 011 Monday last elected Perpetual Cu-
rate
of the parish of St. Sepulchre, en this town, on the resigns..
tion of the Rev. J. Fawcett, lid. The curacy is in the gift
of the parishioners, and the numbers on the were,poll for the
Rev. H. Robinson - . - - 3fl
Rev. R. R. Faulkner - . - •34
Rev. P. It. Hall " - - - - 14
Rev. P. U. Maberley - - - Nil.
James Alderson, Esq., 8.A., of Pembroke Hap, is sleeted
Fellow of that Society

DARING ROBBERY BY A Srrtt►axx.--(Qaeen-
Squars.)—..Tllis morning s young man, named
George Cole, was charged by his master, Mr.
Phillips, a brush manufacturer, in Rochester-
row, Westminster, with robbing him to an
alarming extent. Mr. Phillips stated that his
stock had been of late plundered to a very great
extent, and although be had tried all manner of
schemes to detect the thief, he never succeeded
till Wednesday last. In cousequence of the dis-
appearance of a vast quantity of extra fine tooth.
brushes, he had for security placed five gross in
a trunk, under lock and key, and which trunk
was secreted under the bed. On Wednesday
afternoon, about one o'clock, the prisoner went
out. Ile followed him to the house of a man
named 13olton, in Grenville-street, Clarendon..
square, Somers Town. In the evening he made
inquiries of Holton, who admitted purchasing
three gross and one dozen of tooth brushes of the
prisoner, at a fair price, and that he had mulct.-
taken to supply him with twelve gross more en
Monday. On inspecting the trunk in which he
had deposited the five gross, be found that three
gross and five dozen were missing. The prisoner
must have taken the key f►om the cupboard, un-
locked the box, and after he had stolen the
brushes, locked it again and replaced the key.—
He was remanded for further examination,
London, England, 1823-11-28

MEXICO.

,From the Neu Yea Afergiottle 4dvertiser of Oct. 27.1

The United-SW*olaloop of war Hornet, Capt.
SSLITII, arrived at, thicport on Saturday, from Vera. Cruz; and
days from Havannah. Left the former port on the 24th of
, September, at which time all the vesgels there were ordered tq
leave the harbour, and the schopner Camilla, of Baltimore;
,schooner Tom, and brig George, of Philadelphia, several Eng
;Bah merchant vessels,, and the Britisk sloops of war Tyne and 1
Dengue, which had been taking on board specie and cochineal,
were getting under weigh the same evening. HostiliAes were
momently expected to break out between the town and the. Spa-
, nigh garrison in the Castle of St. Juan, the forts in the city to
commence the Bre,-witl► the hope of reducing the castle is sub-
jection. All the old Spaniards of the city had fled into, the
London, England, 1823-11-28

1 „,...,OTO'CORRJ4I3PONDENTB.
We thank Z. fot calling our-attention to an error in our
report of one nf thel'ublic Stocks, and for his other friendly
V suggestions. The error complained of had escaped our
immediate notice; but measures will now be taken for pre-
venting its recurrence. ...

- " PRICE OF STOCKS
THIS DAN AT ONE O'CLOCK.

Bank Stock
3 per Cent. Red.
3 per Cent. Cons. o.lli
3i per Cent
4 per Cent. N
ew lo4i
5 per Cents. 1797
Bank hong Ann. 21A 3-IGths
Imp. 3 per Cents.

India Stock
India Bonds 79s.
South Sea_Stock
Old Annuities -
Ex. Bills 48 49
Ditto Small
Bank for Act.
India for Con. Acct.
Cans. for Ace. B4l

PRICE or FOREIGN STOCKS Dr LONDON, N0v.28,

AT ONE O'CLOCK.
French j Five per Cents. 90.
I Scrip, li pm.
(Six
per Cents. 00.
Russian Five per Cents. (Metallic) 00.
(Ditto New 84i.
an Five per Cent. Bonds, 78.
Fiveper Cents:CAtetallie) 00.
L., { ......: Five per Cent. Bonds, 1820,.00;.- - ,
Ditto - 1921, 26%
Ditto 1823, 17g.
Prussian f Five per Cent. Bonds, 87i.
1 Ditto New, 138 i.
Danish Five per Cent. Bonds, 00.
Chili 69.
Colombian Six per Cent. Bonds, 60i.
Peruvian New Loan, 00.
Portuguese Scrip, I pm.
royals 1 ().
New, 00.
Bank Shares .£OO 04.
Seven per Cent. 000.
American Six per Cent. 00-000.
Five per Cent. 00-000.
Three per Cent. 00 00.

Nea►politan..
AuStrtany

Spanish'

PRICE OF IRISH STOCK, Nov. 25.
Bank Stock ' "43 Grand Canal Limn, 6 p.ct.
Gov. Deb. 3i per cent.... 94 .--Ditto 4 per cent....
Stock, 34 per ct 94 —DittoStock
Gov. Deb. 4 per cent. Royal Canal Stock
Gov. Deb. 5 per cent. — Wide-street Cert. 6 per ct
—Stock, 4 per cent.
New
Treasury Bills, 5 per cent — Do. 6 per cent.
City Debentures, 6 per ct .--; Ilallast Office Govt. Sec.
Lying in llospitul 4 per ct — 5 per cent.
Exchange on London, Nov. 24, 7i.

111011 WATER. AT LO►NDOI
Morning. 23 minutes atter 11. 1

; BRIDGE TO-MORROW,
Evening, 3 minutes after 11.

THE SUN.

SOLEM QUIZ DICER'S Fill.SU)l 41IDEAT

. ' LONDON,
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1823.
London, England, 1823-11-28

LAW INTELLIGENCE.

COURT OF CIiiNCERY, Nov.
ix TUX gATTIltit or tons s Awn ozoaalts•

,;;ails

The Court hid granted an order •,to a Mr.' Johnson,- for the
payment of his expences in going out to, the West. Indiest for
the adjustment of the property, conformably 'to the-directions
given him in the Itlssteri-ofhee,with the consent of .the assig-
nee:4, It appeared that from tbetircutustances which he could
not controul, his mission did not give entire satisfaction, and
various modes had been resorted to, first to prevent the• Court
from,granting thc, order, anti afterwards to prevent tate 'order
from issuing. For this purpose exceptions were now brought
against that part of the ,Illaster's report which intimated that
the expences 4hould bc,:faiti, out of t'o- lint pruned', .the
binds of the consignees, and the, order given in affirmance, of
tharrecotnmentlation had been stopped, by puyingin notice of
the present proceedings.
Tfig LORD CHANCELLOIt strongly condemned the practice
which had crept in of interrupting his orders by the pretext of
sew proceedings,. and insisted that In future they •abould issue
peremptorily, and without any,artempt hiPdganee, lie litso
affirmed the order which he had made in this call;,
London, England, 1823-04-01

COMMANDERS.
To each of the first 150 on the List
To the remainder

LIEUTENANTs.
To each of the first 300 on the List
To each of the next 700
To the remainder

ROYAL. MARINES.

Colonels - -
Lieutenant-Colonels
Majors - -
Captains - . -
First Lieutenants of Seven Years standing
The rest - - - -
Second Lieutenants - -
The Marine Society sent thirty fine stout boys to Portsmouth
last week, for distribution among King's ships.

014
011 0

a a i;

- '0 7 0
- 0 4 ,;
-0 4 0
- 0 3 it
London, England, 1823-04-01

IRELAND.

The arniostni of the petitions tor buntings, and other dettrue-
don of property, delivered In to the Clerk of the Peace, was
10,5361.45. ; of this sum 8,612 L 17s. 3d. falls on the county
at large, petitions to that amount being over 'OW. each.--
( Cork Mercantile Chronicle, Match 28.)
OUTRAGES NEAR DUNMANWAY.—OR Tuesday morning,
about 3 o'clock, the dWelling-house of Mrs. Jagoe, at Kilronan,
within 2 miles of Dimmanway, was attacked by a party of in-
surgents, who first demolished all the windows with stones, and
called aloud for the arms, which they said were inside. Not be:
ing answered immediately, 8 meat and a boy entered the kitchen
window, and one of them fired• at the servant boy, who was
bringing the arms' down stairs, and he narrowly escaped—the
ball having passed by his ear, and lodged in the wall. They
then Went through' the house, and broke open all the drawers
and trunks, and took away three guns, sixty rounds of hall
cartridge, a pound and a half of powder, four pounds weight of
swan drops, thirty pounds in cash, all her bacon and linen, and
some spun:yarn, and several other articles. They regaled' them-
selves with' what ,the house afforded, and carried' off what wills--
key remained. Mrs. Jagoe a widow lady, whose husband
died only six weeks since, leaving her with a family of nine
children. There were only two men In the house at the dine
—one of them very advanced in years,' and unable to any
assistance.—( Mem.)

On Friday night last, four out-lionses;•held by a man nanied
Burke, situate on' the estate of Mr. Cooke, of Cordangan, .near
the borders of the county of Cork, were maliciously burnt.
Same night three houses were burnt in like manlier at Bd=
hercrow, bet Ween the town' of Tipperary and the county of
Limerick.—On Sunday morning, a desperate notice was firma
posted on a gate at Lattin, near Tipperary, threatening elf oc-
cupiers of land, in case they did any thing. at variance with the
peremptory injunctions of the writers.. On the night of the
above day the house of Denis Gleeson,. at Glenbane; in the
same vicinity, was maliciously set on fire, but. the flames ,the
extinguished by the exertiOnir of the inmates. and neighbours:—
Cionntel Advertiser.
London, England, 1823-04-01

TM'af

THE THEATRES.

As raster Monday is a peculiar day of popular
amusement, all the resorts of public Entertain-
ments were opened to the Public.—As our
Readers will not require us to enter into any
critical examination of the novelties generally
presented on this occasion, we shall content our-
selves with a brief report of the whole.

Da u ny-LA N play Of The Castle Spectre
was followed last night at this Theatre by a new
magnificent Spectacle, entitled The Chinese Sor-
cerer, or The Emperor and his three Sons.
London, England, 1823-04-01

FABLE.

The family of Kein-Long, Emperor of China, is supposed
to be patronized by a benevolent Magician, FongAirhang, who
foieseeing that the wife of the Emperor is in danger of seduc-
tion by the wiles of a pretended friend, and that Kam.fu,
Zain-ti Pe-kin, the Emperor's three sons, are destined (if not
prevented by superior power), to,plot against their father, and
destroy each other, he (the Sorcerer) snatches the Empress and
boys from the. impending peril, secludes the Empress, and
brings
.up the sons as peasants till .the hour of trial is past.
The piece opens with the festivities usual on the Emperor's
birth-day, at which period Fong-Whang arrives, informs Kein-
Long of the safety of his wife and suns (all supposed dead
by the Emperor), and proposes to put the youths to certain
trials of their dispositions, before they are acknowledged by
Kein-Long. The adventures they go through in the course of
this ordeal, varying in circumstance, interest, and situation,
form the subject Of the piece, and the vehicle of as much pic-
turesque splendour as perhaps has ever been witnessed in a
holiday drama. Suffice it to say, the Princes prove worthy of
the stock they spring from, their vicissitudes terminate happily,
the Imperial father recceives back his consort and children with
transport, and the denouement is succeeded by magnificent ex-
hibitions attendant on the Feast of Lanterns.

COVENT-G.BanEL—At this Theatre last night
the tragedy of Jane Shore was succeeded by a new
Melo-drama, entitled The Visier of the Sun, or
The Orphan of Peru.
London, England, 1823-04-01

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••ICONTRACII FOR C'A.V..IILI GOODS.
Nat y-Office, :March 4t, 1843.
THE PRINCIPAL. OFFICERS and COM-
IIIISSIONEAS of HIS MAJESTY'S NAVY do
heraby give Notice, That on -Wednesday, the 9th of April
nett, at One o'Cloch, they will be ready to treat with such
I??.ettron, as may be willing to Contract for supplying His
Majesty's several Dock Yards with
CANADA GOODS, consisting of MASTS, YARDS,
BOWSPRITS, FIR TIMBER, and ASH OAR
• RAFTERS.

A Distribution of the /Irides, and a Form of the Tender,
may be seen at this Office. No Tender will be received
after One o'Cloch, on the Day of Treaty, nor emy noticed,
unless the Party, or an Agent for him, attends.
Bray Tender must be dccompanied by a Letter ad-
dressed to the Navy Board, and signed by two responsible
Persons, engaging to become bound with the Person tender-
lug, in Me Sum of £3,000 fur the due performance of the
Contract.
London, England, 1823-04-01

M EIWA N P, SHIPPING.

Extract of a Letter from the Agent to Lloyd's at Cowes, dalcil

31st March.

" The American ship Ilougnea, Nash, arrived here thiyt
morning, from Canton; she sailed from hence on the 3d De..
cember. Capt. N. states that he thinks the Regent arrived
there the latter part of November; that an English East India-
man did arrive about that time, and he is almost sure it was
the Regent."

DEAI., llanctt 31.—Wind S.W.—Sailed this morning for
the River the Duke of York, Campbell, from China, &e. Also
arrived and sailed for the River the General Harris, Welstead,
from China; Lord Castlereagh, Darien, from Bombay ; Perth-
shire, Sangster, St. Michael's ; Georgians, Warren, Ilerbice;
and several others, particulars unknovin. Came down front
the River the Richard, Williamson, for Demerara ;
Niles, Beadle, for Madras and Bengal ; Lord Suffield,Browg,
for Bengal; and Cornet, Ann, Prince Leopold, Harriet., Ni-
chola.; Riseborough, Cornwall, Phtrnix, Junius, Hero, Maria,
Prince Leopold (Sadler), Caned°, Heroine, and Eggertien
Castle, outward-bound vessels ; the whole remain with the rest
of the outward-bound, except the Cincinnatus, Maria, and Eu-
plienaia, which vessels have turned away.
Fat.stcluTit, Mauctt 30.—Wind S.W.--Sailed the Fran-
obi, Henrietta, Witten, Beauty, and Niuty, for Amsterdam.
PE:Nzastex, MAncit 30.--Some letters were landed her:!•
yesterday from the Asia, from Batavia to London, which his
was spoken with elf the Lizard on Friday.
PORTSMOUTII, AlAaelf 31.—Wind W.—No arrivals or
sailings.
HARWICH. MARCII 31.—Arrived the Francis Frcelioi;
packet, from Holland.

The following curious statement is extracted
from s German Paper (The Hetperao :—The dogs at Vienna
consume every, year 2,947 oxen, and 1,474,17010avcs of bread
[Can there really be any affinity to truth in this Fl—The mum.
bar of dogs is given at 64.610, which however is held to be LOG
low, by those who should be best acquainted with the fact.
eighty thousand is said to be nearer the true number.
We understand that an answer was received

()sterility morning to the. application of Airs.

INl4l(innon for mercy, and that the prayer of her
petition cannot be complied with.--4Edinbargh
Courant, iijarch 2,9.)
London, England, 1823-04-01

HORRID MURDER.

ISLE OF MAN, MARCH 20.—A Court of gaol delivery was
held at Castle Rushen, on Tuesday the 18th instant, befOre his
Grace the Duke of ATuoL, for the trial of John Camaish and
Catharine Kinread, for wilful murder, by administering poison
to the wife of John Camaish. This atrocious case arose out of a
criminal connexion betwixt the two prisoners, who concerted
the dreadful schenie • of destroying the wife by means of
poison. It Was proved in the clearest manner, that the husband
had purchased arsenic, and that the female prisoner administer-
ed it to the deceased, mixed up in a basin of milk. The body
had been interred for some days; but in consequence of
strong suspicion falling upon the prisoners, it was taken up,
and after being opened, a large quantity of arsenic was found •
in the contents of the stomach. The trial lasted the whole of
the day, and was conducted with great attention by James
Clarke, Esq. the Attorney-General of the Island. The
pri-
soners were convicted, and received sentence of death, which
will be carried into'effect as soon as the King's pleasure is made
known. This dreadful murder has excited, as it well might,-
:a strong sensation throughout the island, where a trial for i
murder has not before occurred for the last 50 years.—( Dyer.
pool Courier.)

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

Correct State of the Betting at
at the One Tun Tavern,
RIDDLE

TATTERSALL'S yesterday, and
Jermyn.street, last night.
Iwo RTH.

COLTS.
2 to 1 agst Web
3 to 1 agst Emilius
4 to 1 ngst Talisman

FILLIES.
No betting.

3 to 1 agst Moses
4 to I agst Swap
4 to 1 ugst Posthorn*
7 to I agst Wanton

CLA

6 to 1 apt Wel)
7 to I ago Ernilius

D Ell

ItET.
8 to 1 agst Ajax
8 to 1 agst agst Morisco
12 to 1 agst Br. to Antonio.

U to 1 agst Fanatic
10 to 1 apt Talisman.

OAKS.
No betting.
noNcanzit T. LEGER.
9to 1 agst Sherwood 114 to I apt Fanny.
9 to 1 agst Tinker

HUNTING INTELLIGENCE.
MEETINGS OF HOUNDS IN TIIE PRESENT WEEX.
His Majesty's Stag-hounds, on Wednesday, at Swinley ;
and on Friday, at Bedford's, Longford.
The East Essex Fox-hounds, on Wednesday, at Clare
Church ; and on Friday, at Mark's Hall.
The East Sussex Fox-hounds, on Wednesday, at Ditching.

EPPING iIIINT.-At an early hour yesterday morning, the
Mile-end-road was all in a bustle, from the number of vehicles,
equestrians, and pedestrians, all eager for the Chace on Epping
Forest. The old stag, which for some years has given so much
sport on Easter Monday, was started at the foot of Buckets..
hill, near the Bald-faced Stag. In order to equip the Nimrod:
of the East in good hunting style, a vender of old clothes, in
the vicinity of Rosemary.lane, gave notice yesterday, in front
of his shop, that gentlemen might he furnished with every
article of dress for hunting, on moderate terms, either by pUr-
chase or for hire.
London, England, 1823-04-01

NEW CREATION OF 'CARDINALS.

By the Italian Papers which recently 4rtived
we find that there has been a new' creation of Cardinals.' This
Diania ai Roma of the 12th ult, gives via the fOHOWill(rethrid
tion of twelve to the sacred College. His Holiness, the same
paper 'adds, has raised eleven more Churchmen to the purple,
but he reserves their names in pelt°
1. Francis Bertazzoli, Bishop of .Edesse.
2. John Francis Falzacappa, Bishop of Ancona. .
3. Antonio Pallotta, Auditor-General of the Sacred ChaMheri
44 Francis Leflupi, Auditor of Sacred Rota.
6. Charles Maria Petlicinf, Secretary of the Propaganda
6. Louis Pandolf, Secretary of the Consulta.
7. Fabricius Turriozzi, Assessor of the Holy and Universal
8. Hercules Dandini, Bishop of Osimo anti Cingoli.
9. Charles Odelauhii 4udlttzt-a his Holiness and Arch-
bishop of Ferrara.
10. Antony Frosini, Prefeet of the Sacred Palaces and Ilajor
Dtnno of his 'fellness.
Thomas Sforia, Master of the Chamber to his
Holiness.

12. 'Viviano Orfini, Deacon of the Sacred Mambo'.
It will be observed that the above list is entitely composed •of
Italians, and that the ingst of them make part of the House-
hold of the Pope, or reside in flume in different offices of the
GOvernment.

EARTHQUAKE IN CHILE.
London, England, 1823-04-01

LAW LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY.

GENERAL MEETING of the SUB-
SCRIBERS to this SOCIETY will be held at NEW
PURNIVAL'S INN HALL, HOLBORN, on THURS-
DAY, .the 17th day of April instant, at Two for Three
o'clock in the Afternoon, for the purpose of receiving the RE-
PORT of the COMMITTEE on the Matters referred to
them at the last General Meeting, to pass the Rules and Re-
gulations which they have framed; to fix a day for therElee-
tton of Officers ; and, also, to consider the necessity of again
Increasing the Number of Shares.
Each Subscriber will be furnished with a Copy of the Rules
and Regulations, upon applying personally, or by Letter, to
Mr. Anderton, Quality-court, Chancery-lane.
By Order,
JAMES ANDERTON, Secretary (pro temp.)
to the Committee.

LAW LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY.
NOTICE is hereby giveni That a GENE.
RAL MEETING of the SUBSCRIBERS to this
SOCIETY who paid their Deposits into the Bank of Messrs.
Brookes and Dixon prior to the 30th day of January last, will
be held at NEW FURNIVAL'S INN HALL, on THURS-
DAY, the 17th day of April inst. at One for Two o'Clock in
the Afternoon, for the purpose of Directing the Appropriation
of the Sums then subscribed, and empowering the Trustees to
pay and transfer the same accordingly.
By Order,
JAMES ANDERTON, Secretary (pro temp.)
•Quality Court.

GRAND STATE LOTTERY WILL BE.
GIN 9111 n/ APRIL.
THREE of 420,000, and EIGHTY OTHER CAPITALS

Ail Money.
£20,000 for the First Prize; and the Fifty-two following
Prizes will he All Capitals; to be decided in the First Quar-
ter of an Hour !
Tickets and Shares are Selling by Errotv, Stock-broker,
2, CORNHILL and LOMBARD-STREET, where all Busi-
ness in the Public Funds is transacted with fidelity and dis.
patch.

•. THREE OF £20,000 !
Cl ARROLL informs his Friends and the
~ ‘..../ Public, that the Present Popular Lottery contains
' . TWICE PRIZES of £20,000, and EIGHTY other Capitals,
I: All Money—ha also begs to remind thcm that in the very last
Lottery containing Three of £20,000, he sold TWO out of
l' the Three, Both in Shares, besides tunny others of £lO,OOO,
' £l,OOO, &c. &e.; and he
trusts the saute good fortune will
~ attend the Purchasers at his Offices, No, 19, CORNI-11LL,
, and 26, OKFOII.I).STItEIiT, on the 9th of April, when the
~ First Prize will receive £20,000, and the Fifty-two next
drawn Prizes will be All Capitals ' ! !
I The following are the Numbers of the Capital Prizes Sold
in Shares at CARROLL'S Offices, in the Last Lottery drawn
on the 15th January last, viz.i—
-• • 3,425 , ,C 20,000
16022 , ~. 20,000
No. 584 lO,OOO .
17,109 £l,ooo 6,829 £2od
6,382 5OO 9,131
- . 341 3OO 11,049 .,....200
16,613 3OO '13,609 200
1,341 2OO 19,117 2OO
3,266 2OO 19,997 200
London, England, 1823-04-01

SPRING ASSIZES.

KINGSTON, illatten 31.
The Commission was opened at Kingston this day, by Sir 11.
GRAHAM. The calendar appears to be very heavy considering
the short time that has elapsed since the lastgaol delivery. There
are two prisoners committed for murder ; two for ravishing chil-
dren under 1(1 years of age ; one for forgery; two for uttering base
money ; four for highway robbery, of whom two are women ;
four for burglary and stealing in dwelling:houses ; two for
sheep stealing ; twenty-six for feloniously stealing ; four
for receiving property, knowing it to be stolen (two of these
cases are for receiving gold stolen fiorn the Mint) : live for
obtaining money and goods on false pretences, with intent
to defraud ; five for common assaults and disorderly conduct;
one for feloniously aiding to steal; and one for feloniously
having property in his possession. There are altogether 61
prisoners for trial.
London, England, 1823-04-01

POLICE INTELLIGE NCE.

DESPERATE AFFRAY AND RIOT.
MARYLZHONE-OFFlCE.—Yesterday the avenues leading to
this alike were almost impassable from the immense concourse
of persons assembled in consequence of the examination of 22
persons an charges of a dreadful riot and affray on Sunday
12 o'clock, 'JOHN- ItAWLINSON, Esq. the presiding Magistrate,
morning, at one o'clock, in Cato-street, Edgeware.road. About
having made armngements for the security of the prisoners in
the office, which was crowded to excess by spectators, took his
seat on the Bench, and immediately after the prisoners were
brought in by a strong party of police. On being arranged
along one side of the office they answered to the following
names :--Patrick and William Kildare, Matthew Muntford,
Thomas Glynn, Timothy B
arite,finMaloy, Martin ./Ins-
bury, John Flynn, .Mirliael and Patrick M'Geil, Patrick Quin.
John Neiiy, Nicholas Glynn, Patrick Hymn., Patrick Stan-
ton, John Reilly, Ivin. Mauro, Patrick Martin, 2'homas Cun-
ningham, Michael Mannivg, Martin Hurley, and John Slo-
man. They were all Hibernians, and apparently men of very
determined character. From the evidence of a great number of
witnesses, the history of the affair appeared to be as follows :
During the whole of Good Friday and Saturday, a great mani-
festationtof uneasiness was observed among the lower order of
Irish resident in Cato.street, and a very great inclination for
lighting was displayed, which towards the...close of Saturday
London, England, 1823-04-01

be unjust to omit noticing the gentleman- who personated
01.111auley, the Irish pugilist ; his natural and acquired talents
fit him admirably fur this character. His brogue is of the
most rich and unadulterated kind, and the compliment paid
him on his " Fives-Court bow" was well deserved. He
threw out his hands and kicked up his right leg as if "he
felt. he was no actor here." Mrs. Browne, from the Bath
theatre, made her debut in London as Mir: Seymour, and was
favourably received. The burletta was loudly applauded.
The entertainments concluded. ith a serio comic drama, called
Ronald the Reiver, or The Devil's Cave, which possesses con-
siderable interest. An exceedingly good tempered, though
somewhat noisy audience, testified their perfect satisfaction at
the exertions of the actors by continued acclamations, and the
pieces went off with very happy eflict.

OLYMPIC 'IIIEATRE.—At this Theatrq; last
night, M. ALEXANDRE commenced his exhibition of Ven-
tnloquistn for the present season. It is unfair to :11. AEEx-
ANDRE, however, to describe his exhibition as mere Ven-
triloquism, for his merit is certainly not less in the
transformation of his countenance, than in the remarkable
modulation. M. A LEXANDRE'S perforMances are too well
known to the public to need any detailed notice; but we
should recommend to him an attention to the variety and
dramatic effect of Isis exhibitions. It is in this alone that
11laTriEws is superior to him, for in mere mimetic fa-
culty, in the accurate imitation of all sounds, and in rapid
transitions into all characters, 111. ALEXANDRE is superior to
his competitors. M. ALEXANDRE however improves, and will
continue to improve the effect of his exhibition as he grows
more familiar with the English language, as his hesitation and
imperfection of enunciation, formed at the outset of his career
a serious difficulty, and in part destroyed the:illusion of his per-
formances, by betraying the identity of the actor in spite of
the utmost efthrts of his art. We are hippy to hear that he has
been very successful in his provincial progress since lie last ap-
peared in London.
London, England, 1823-04-01

J. P. KENTELE, ESQ

This Day was published, price vs.
Embellished with, 1. Portrait of Mr. Kentble, from a Draw-
ing of Sir Thomas Lawrence; 2, Second 141ustrtition of
Lures of the Angels; 3. A Lady in a Morning Visiting
Dress ; 4. A Lady in an Evening Dress, both in Colours;
The THIRD NUMBER of the IMPROVED SERIES, of
gra E LADY'S MAGAZINE; or, Mirror of
JL the Belles Lettres, Fine Arts, Music, Drama, Fashions,
&c. Containing, besides the usual variety of interesting arti-
cles on various subjects—A Memoir, interspersed with Ana:-
dotes, of the late celebrated Mr. Keruble—A Review of, with
Extracts from, Miss Mitford's new Tra.gedy of Julian—Report
of Music—Fine Arts—Drama—Fashtons—The Letter-Box;
or !Answers to Correspondents, &c.
. _ _

,London : Printed fair S. Hain.'lton; Published by S. Robin.
son, Chapter-hunse•court, Paternoster-row; and sold by all
the Booksellers of the United Kingdom.

EXTRAORDINARY ADVANTAGE FOR CASH.

`S
I ~

A WA RMOLIvnd COMPANY, patronized
by the Nobility and Gentry, allow greater Advantages
upon TEAS than any Establishment in the Metropolis : ag
The East India Company's Tares upon all Chests,
One Ounce in the single Pound,
And Half.a.round allowed in every Six Pounds,
At the NORFOLK and SUFFOLK TEA WAREHOUSE,
No. 23, LITTLE BELL ALLEY,
tip Tokenhouse-yard, at the, Back of the Bank of England, •
All London.
Teas sold at this Establishment are of the choicest kinds,
wIF nted Gent:*
!rsOakmeres.advanta' ge
me selected and tasted -b the most eminent
,1‘6111!
allowed upon Turkey,Y
Java, and West
"91,Coff'pes. Sugars kept for the Public.
"4'l° 14,1 paid Letters received, unless containing an Order,
th a remittance for £l/42 and upwards.
If any respectable Person wishes to Sell for this Establish-
-111,,,,ent, in Town or Country, a Written Order for any quantity,
-4-feei4t3t4" the price, -with a remittance, will be sent inure.
taw-
II well secured in Leaden Packages.
taie aPPointment, Finch and Co.'s Superfine Durham Ithys-
of...„' Preferred by the Nobility for- the combined superiority
pc:l-I„,,gerength, -flavour, and beautiful colour, at only 2s. per
(.;„"", Made up in Lead for the Country.
tre‘allpu, 68; ; fine strong Souchong Tea, 6s. Ild.; superior fine
floe oLarc gt Soucbong, 75.; best ditto, Bs. to 10s. ; remarkably
10
* 11, . hen Tea, Ilyson kind, fis. to 9c.; real Hyson, very, fine,
best Hyson, 12s. ; Gunpowder Tea, 131. ; fine (4ffee,
3 Yet', fine 3s. 4d. ; best Turkey Coffee, 4s. 6d. to ss.
a • is
No common ordinary Teas or Coffees kept.
London, England, 1823-06-02

ROVAJ. NAVY.

PotTaitiou'rit, MAY 31.—Commodore Sir Edward Owen,
arrived at Port Royal, Jamaica, on the 9th of April, with the
Gloucester, Phaeton Valorous, and Eden, to relieve Bear_
Admiral :4n. Charles 'Rowley, in the comniand, who intended
to sail on the 20th for the Havannah and England, in the sy..
bile. The Valorous, and Scout, had sailed far Porto Rico;
the Athol, for the Ilavannith 4 and Icarus, to convey vdasels
through the Gulpk of Florida. The Falmouth, Eden, Thracian,
and Tyne, had arrived at Port Royal, from various services.—
The Aurora and Alacrity were to sail from Lima Feb. 9, for
Valparaiso, the Brazils, and England.
London, England, 1823-06-02

BAYONNE PAPERS.

BAYONNE, MAY 21.7Areport is current here that hn Eng-
lish Cabinet Messenger, dispatched by -the Ambassador Sir
A'Court, has been stopped nearthe head-quarters of the
French army, by a Swiss Colonel, who took the liberty of open-
ing the dispatches. The ooMplaints made by the .messenger
of this act of violence have produced an excuse that the Colonel,
not understanding the language spoke by the bearer of the die:
patches, he might suppose they were addressed to him, and it
was not till he 'opened them that he discovered his error. The
messenger demanded a certincate.of the delay he had experi-
enced, and of the reason of it.
It;should seem that the Americans are disposed to assist
Spain ; a schooner of the United States, laden with provisions,
having been on the point of entering the harbour of. St. Sebes-
tian, when it was hindered by the French ships cruising:before
that place, induced it to retire. This vessel has now en-
tered our port. A report has been spread by a person here,
who says he has received news of the surrender of Pampeluna ,
but this individual is so well known for his excessive cerdulity;
that we must have better avthority before we believe that a
place like Pampeluna has surrendered without being regularly
attacked.

It seems that measures are taking to put our city with all
speed in a state of defence, and that the garrison is going to
be increased, for workmen are very actively engaged in' the
barracks, avid the prisoners confined in the new Castle which
they have always oCcupied, are ordered to be removed to the
fort of Dax, which has been prepared for their reception.
Letters from Santander Says, that the 35th regiment of the
line, which entered that place on the 20th, had suddenly quit.
ted it, to go to Santnna, the garrison of which still threatens
to make sallies ; it is apprehended that this regiment, not
.being very strong, will hardly be able to keep the garrison In
check. ` _

it is reported that a Richness of a serious description has ma.
nisted itself canting the garrison of St. Sebastian, in consequence
of the want of water, which begins to be felt. This news re-
quires confirmation.
London, England, 1823-06-02

I 'lt ELAN D.

COUNT or KILUARE.—Four Baronies of this County are
to be proclaimed, if the Executive complies with a representa,
tion agreed to by thirty Justices, who met at Naas on .:Monday_
last. Part of these districts come within ten miles of. Dublin,
and any person travelling to the metropolis after sun-set, will
be liable to the pains and penalties of the Insurrection Act.
All the Justices agreed that' the general state of the connty
was dreadful, and required constant vigilance for which pur,
pose it was determined to hold General Special Sessions every
fortnight.
The Rev. Mr. Bourne stated several instances of great out,
rage, and of illegal meetings of large bodies of people. He
was, however, opposed by Sir William- Macartncy, and by
John Cassidy, Es 9., who stated the illegal nieetings7to be tit),
thing more than foot-ball matches, practised as an innocent
recreation, from time immemorial.

Lord Cloncurry implored the Meeting to give no credit to any
statement not supported by information • on oath ; at the same
time that he acknowledged and lamented the general hostility
to the laws. Ile attributed the fault not to the people, but to the
injustice with which they were treated, and the mrst.xy they suf.
fered. If the system ot severity was to be continued, without
inquiring what rendered it necessary, he would prefer puffing
the whole country at once under the provisions ot the Insurree.
' lion Act. At present the police drove the disaffected out of the
districts where they were placed into the peaceable barony ; he
had now been some time without any constables whatever in
his barony, strangers had committed outrages in it, and to get
rid of them, the inhabitants called for the strong arm of power.
Ai the laws are administered in Ireland, he would not for one
day insure the smallest district from the devastation of an in.
furcate population.
Mr. Wolfe of Blackball, urged the necessity of investige.
tiou and inquiry, before the severe measure of the Insurrection
Act should be resorted to.
Captain Burdett was of the same opinion, as was also Mr.
Molloy.
Mr. Dornan allowed that the lower orders were directed by
a conspiracy more formidable than any which even this unfor.,
tunate country was ever before afilieted, but he had no doubt
that the same expenc: incurred by extra police and constables,
if directed to useful labour and employment for the poor, would a
restore tranquillity, and preserve it when restored. Idleness,
abject poverty, and the absence of the proprietors, were the
chief causes of the general insubordination he thought.
London, England, 1823-06-02

MERCANTILE Sllll'l'l NG.

DEAL, JuxE I.—Wind N.E.—Carne down frail the River.
last night and sailed the Hercules, Vaughan, for Ceylon and
Bombay ; Westbrook, Hall, for Jamaica.; and. Patrick, Fru...,
for Halifax. Alto to-day the Fawn, Dale, for the South Seas.
Arrived last night and sailed this morning, for the River, t tic
Swift, Ortes, from St. Michael's. Also to-day the Kent,
Graden, from the South Seas; and Orien, White, from St.
Lucia.

AY 31.—Wind N.E.—Came down from the River and
sailed the Mexborough, Shipton; for Calcutta ; Katharine
Stewart Forbes, Chapman, for Bombay ; Lady Ridley, Scott,
for Mina ; NVoodpack, Moore, Antigua; Susannah, Dunlay,
Paraiba ; Leghorn, Salmon, Ilio Janeiro ; and Devonshire.
Taurren, Cape Verd Islands. Arrived and sailed for the
Him the Dash, ‘Vicklow, from Palermo; Archimedes, from
tires Mediterranean; and A urenatt!, Elginde, from Davannah.
Po RT St oty , L.— Wind Southerly.—Sailed the
Belinda, Barclay, for Van Diem:m.lm Land. Arrived the
Triton front Havre.

JUNE I.—Wind variable.—Arrived the Katharine Stewart
Forbes, from the Downs for Bombay Illexhorough, Shipton,
from ditto for Madras; and Devotishire, 'Turner, for Itiv
Janeiro.

FALMOUTII, MAY 31.—Wind variable.—Sailetl the Farley,
Spray, for Petersburgh.
MAY 30.- --Wind N.---Arrived the Active from 'linden.
Sailed the Stanmer packet, for Vigo and Lisbon ; anti Witcher
•
packet, for the Islands.

THE MARKETS.

CORN EXCI!ANGE,.j.I3XE 3.

There were very large arrivals of all descriptions of Grain
last week, but this morning the fresh supplies are very small,
Wheat on Friday last was cheaper ; but today having so little
fine at market, last Monday's prices were readily obtained.
Barley continues to sell rather heavily. PM fully maintain
their last quotations. in Beans there is not much trade at pre-
sent, and last Monday's prices are hardly obtained. The im-
mense supply of Oats has caused our buyers to luild off from
purchasing any for some days past, and this article has again
declined is. per quarter; but at this reduction a great many
sales have been effected to-day. Flour remains unaltered.

Wheat, Red Vs 83 Pease, White .... ....... 341 44s
- White bOs 67s - Grey 3-Is 3311
Itye 3os 36% Beans 'IN 36a
Barley 32s 42s Oats ~ ,s2s 324
Malt 42s 63s Flour . ..., rAht 60*

ARRIVALS LAST WEEK.
English Wheat, 6.935—8ar1ey, 2,71h-611114., 4.309—0at5,
23,767—8eanti,1,597—Pea5,162--TrishOat4, 11,64100—L0061
Flour, 16,660.

AVEUAGE FMCS: or. COUN IN ENGLAND AND WALES.
Wheat, 6tk. 10d. ; Barley, 349.24. ; Outs, 275. 44. ; Bye,
325. 74. ; Beans, 345. hit ; Peas, 311 s. tki.
The Average Price of Brown or Muscovado Soma, comuted
from the Returns nude in the' Week ending the 28thpday of
May, 1823, is s4s. op. per cwt.

JuwE 2.
The supply this Marningin Oxen was rattler short, but in
Sheep the numbers were greater than the demand-4 the price
of all descriptions of ()lade were umeh lower, send the track:
heavy.
London, England, 1823-06-02

DUTCH MAIL.

BERLIN, Malt 24.—.11is Majesty was plessed, on the 9th
of this month, to give the Third Regiment of Hussars to his
Royal Highness the Duke of Cumberland.
The spring reviews were concluded yesterday.
Two thousand lasts of rye were shipping from Danzig, and
an equal quantity from Elbing and Konigsburg, for Holland.
This rye is for the Royal 'Magazine, and is said to have been
sold to speCulators, who consign it to Holland.
STOCKIIGLM, MAY 16.—One of our Journals, the Post or
Inrikes Tidueagar, contains an official article respecting news
from S(6.11101111 and Copenhagen of the 4th and 11th inst.,
which appeared in the litonitcw., the Journal des Debuts, and
Morning Chronicle, and contained the most absurd-reports re-
specting the forged letters and orders ; the article observes,
that as these statements appeared at the same time in all these
papers, there must be some, central source from which all the
false accounts respecting Sweden are derived, which are circu-
lated from time to time by ill-disposed persons.
Haan .11.3 Y 29.—We learn that disturbances have
broken out among the workmen employed on the canal of
North Holland, near Akersloof, not far from Alkmaar, for
anincrease of wages; these disturbances have become so seri-
ous that some of them were yesterday guilty of great excesses,
of which the receiver, Iluiskes who resisted them and shot
two of the rioters dead, was die victim. some infantry were
yesterday sent from Alkmaar, and a detachment of cuirassiers
.from this place. who restored order. It is said that the guilty,
some of whom are taken, burnt some- mills, and did other
damage. The Cuirassiers have returned.
London, England, 1823-04-30

From the LONDON GAZETTE, April 29.

At the Court at Carlton-Llouse, the 2Gth of April, 1823,
present, the King's Most Excellent Majesty in Council.
His Majesty having bern pleased to appoint Major-General
Sir Edward Barikes, K.C.B. to be Governor and Commander-
in-Chief in the Island of Ceylon, he this day took the oaths as
Governor of the said Island.

Ilia Majesty in Council was this day pleased to appoint Ar-
thur Maenamara, of Langoed Castle, Esq., to be Sheriff of the
County of Brecon, in the room of Charles Prichard, of Tre-
waiter, Esq.; and John Wynne, Meyarth, E. to be Sheriff
of the County of Merioneth, in the room of John Wynne, of
Cwmein, Esq.

Whitehall, April 25, 1823.

The King has been pleased to present Mr. Alex. Lohore to
the Church and Parish of Drytnen, in the Presbytery of Dum-
barton and County of Stirling, vacant by the transportation of
Doctor Duncan Blacfarlarr to the Church and Parish of St.
Mungo. -

BANKRUPTS.
E. Mod, Mauchester, painter, to surrender May 16, 17, and
June 10, at one, at the George Inn, Liverpool. Attornies, Mr.
Crump, Liverpool; Mr. Buckley, Manchester; and Mr. Battye,
Chancery-lane, London.
W. Lamer, jun. Southampton, printer, May 16, 21, and
June 10, at twelve, at the Guildhall, SZiuthampton. Attornies,
Mr. Bryant, Southampton ; and Messrs. Slade and Jones,
John-street, Bedford-row, London.
London, England, 1823-04-30

DIVIDENDS.

May 27, T. Clive and S. Richardson, Tokenhouse-yard,
merchant—May 22, P. Lawson, Bowness-liall, lowness,
Cumberland, corn-factor—May 24, M. Abitbol, Bury.street,
St. James's, merchant—June 3, J. Callow, Princes-street, Soho,
medical bookseller—May 31, P. ThoMson and C. A. Thomson,
Tom's Coffee-house, C,ornhill, wine-merchants—May 20, J.
Shackle, Milk-street, Cheapside, hosier—May 24, W. Hudson,
Havil-street, Camberwell, bricklayer—May 21, T. Bedson and
R. Bishop, Aston, Birmingham, brass-founders—May 21, T.
Bedson, Aston, Birmingham, brass-founder—May 26, J.
Turney and W. Bates, Sedgebrook, Lincolnshire, merchants—
May 24, Q. Dick and J. Dick, Finsbury-square, merchants.

CERTIFICATES, MAY 2a.
John,Altlersey, Liverpool, grocer—W. Ramatlen, Leeds, vic-
tualler—W. Franklin, Ladydown, Trowbridge, fuller—E.
Chapman, Bridgewater-square leather.seller---W, Wells,
Ilrightwell, Berkshire, farmer—W.l lisviland, Plymouth, prin.
ter--.8. Copley, Doncaster, iron-founder—R. Ealand, Stour-
bridge, hatter.
London, England, 1823-04-30

FASHIONABLE, ARRIVALS,

• The Dowager Duchess of Rutland, in SACcille-street, froml
Belvoir Castle; the Eartor Fife, at Long's Claremont Hotel,
Bond-street, from Scotland ; Sir Charles Ayscongh and Lady,
at ditto, from,Brighton ; Richard Torin, Esq. at ditto, from
Windsor; Augustus Newton, Esq., at ;ditto, from Wey-
mouth ; Robert Sherstin, Esq., Mrs. Sherson, and Mr. It..
Sherson, jun., at Hakes Hotel, from Leatfierhead, Surrey
William Mason, Esq., at ditto, from Nottinghamshire; Che-
valier Eranchi, at ditto ; the Rev. C. Rose, at ditto, from
Oxford.

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