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The Sun.
London, England, 1821-06-20

IMPRESSED with a just and humane sense of
.K the calamitous results arising from the injudicious treat-
ment of a certain malady, contracted in .a mabner too well

nown torequire.eutnnient, and often entailing on ifs un-

happy victim a series of distressing and almost 'insupportable
afflictions' Dr. HAM' respectfully calls the attention of those
interested, to his peculiar and most effectual method of mire,
unlike the advertising etriPiric of the day, or the equally cri-
minal conduct of those who hold the word of prowise to the
ear and break it to our hOpe." Dr. Early will not presume to
pledge infallibility in every description of case, but as far as
hmnan aid, assisted by medical and suigical skill can be ap-
plied, he promises a certain, speedy, and petonanent reStOta-
tiOn ; having made every species of Syphilitic affection, and
its various train of diseases, the primary objects of his profes-
sional studies, and being flattered by-the transcendant success
which has accompanied' his Mode of treatutent during the
course of a long and laborious practice, he is enabled to offer.
with the fullest confidence, pretensions at once the most hope-
ful and encouraging. Innumerable instances can be adduced
illustrative of the superiority of Dr. Eady's system, which has
been found to prevail, even where eminent talent, retained
by public institutions, has been ineffeetnal. In addition to
those consolatory %tdrarices, Dr. Eady will he found equally
fortunate in reviving the slumbering and debilitated energies
of the human conStitution, which embitter, mid if not timely
arrested, frequently tender nugatory the very principal of
existence. • From thiS deSolating slate of inanity and sterility,-
by re-animating the frame and affording tone and elasticity to
the relaxed organs, Dr. Early is happy to
e"nvey, the most
cheering and positive assurances that the sufferers of both
sexes may be rescned; a steady perseverinee in the means
dictated being only required.—Dr;Eady is eoustilled daily, at
bis hotire, 3s, Dean street, Soho, by patients of bothsexes.—
Country letters meet tespectful attention.
Dean Street, Soho, is a private [louse, opposite Me:lid's
Street ;' one end of Dean Street leads into Gerrard Street,
nearly apposite the General Two-penny Post Office, and the
other into Oxford Street-,Advice gratis to the Poor.
London, England, 1821-06-20

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

AA four o'clock not more than thirteen Mem-
bers being present, the Speaker adjourned the
House.

On Monday morning the remains of the Coun-
tess of MExaoßoucu were removed for inter-
ment from Piccadilly in a hearse, followed by
several mourning carriages, family carriages,
also those of-the. relations of the deceased, and
all the principal Nobility ; exceeding one hun-
dred carriages.
London, England, 1821-04-24

KING'S CONCERT ROOMS,. HANOVEA7SQUARE.
N consequence of the Lamented DECEASE
of MR. BARTLEMAN, the CONCERT which has been
announced' for his BENEFIT on FRIDAY, the Ilth of MAY,
1844 will .be given on that Evening for the Benefit of the
Three Misses BARTLEMAN, his Orphan Sisters,' who, by
the above distressing 'Event, are-left in very limited Circurn-
stances.—The Concert will be on the Grand Scale of former
years; and Particulars will be .peedily published.
Tickets, Half a Guinea each, are now ready for delivery
at Miss BARtLEMAN'S, No. 45, Berners-street; at Birch-
all and Co.'s Music Warehouse, No. 13:3, New Bond-street ;
Clement;` and Co.'s, No. 26, Cheapside ; and at- the Royal
•Harmonic Institution, Lower Saloon,_Argylllioorus, Regent-
street.

MPH:ESSE]) with a just and humane sense of
the calamitous results arising from the injudicious treat-
ment of a certain malady, contracted in a manner too well
known to_ require comment, and often entailing on its un-
happy victim a series of distressing and almost insupportable
afflictions, Dr. RAM' respectfully calls the attention of those
interested, to his peculiar and most effectual method of cure,
unlike the advertising empiric of the day, or the equally cri-
'minal conduct of those " who hold the word of promise to the
ear and break it to our hope." Dr. Eady will not presume to
pledge infallibility in every description of case, but as far as
buruan aid, assisted tedical and surgical skill can be ap-
plied, he promises a cekaio, speedy, and permanent restora-
tion ; having made every species of Syphilitic affection, and_
its various train of diseases,-the primary objects of his profes-
sional studies, and being flattered by the transcendant success
which has accompanied his mode of treatment during the
course of a long and laborious practice, he is enabled to Offer,
with the fullest confidence, pretensions at once the most hope-
ful and encouraging. Innumerable instances can be adduced
' illustrative of the superiority of Dr. Ea4's system, which has
been found to prevail, even where eminent talent, retained
by public institutions, has beets ineffectual. In addition to
those consolatory advances, Dr. Eady will be found equally
fortunate in reviving the slumbering and debilitated energies
of the human constitution, which embitter, and if not timely
arrested, frequently. render nugatory the very principal of
existence. From this desolating state of inanity and sterility,
by re-animating the frame and affording tone and elasticity to
the relaxed organs, Dr. Eady is happy to convey the most
cheering and positive assurances that the sufferers of both
sexes may be rescued; a steady perseverance in the means
dictated being only required.—Dr. Eady is consulted daily, at
his house, 38, Dean street, Soho, by ',anent* of both sexes.—
Country lettets meet respectful attention.
38, Dean Street, Soho, is a private House, opposite :Weald's
Street ; one end of Dean Street leads into Gerrard Street,
nearly opposite the General Two-penny Post Office, and the
ther-iato Oxford Street—Adtice.gratis to the Poor.
London, England, 1821-04-24

THE THEATRE.

t--.Ditun't.LANE.—This theatre re-opened last
night with.the tragedy of Jane Shore. We con-
delve. that 'George- Barnwell would have beep
better as a warning to the holiday folks. The
play-
liras 'respectably cast. WALLAca was
Gloster, Cobt)En Hastings, POPE Dumont, Mrs,
GLON%F.tt Alicia;' 'and Mrs. WEST the melanclu4
herOThe '6f-the'-piece. -Madame V/sTnrs being
indisposed; the part' of • Don Giovanni :was as-
signed to A pdgilistic contest
took place in- the' ROSSELL was
obliged to entire forward and state that the de.
lay in the- perforniance -was. occasioned by the
contest alluded to. •
COVENT OAROEN:.--711g-Tateledy Of: Virg:niur
. ;vas • followed 'last night. by a- new I,lelod
under•the title of Undifte,‘ tlze-Spirit of the
Waters.' It is a translation from French, and
the characters Eire:clliulty- ithe: Rosfcrasians..
Undine (Miss E. ArtsygETT) itpla.ed in -a Fisher-
man's Hut, and Kuldebom,
(FARLEY-0 ,by means of an: enchanted wsood, de,
tarns her till she shall: reach-z cartain age, when
he 'may seize and remove her to.iriS..nwn chrystal
domains. Sir Hildebrand (AlinoTT) arrives at a
critical-period, falls in love with -trer.3n„4 bears
her to his castle. The Water King getS -her into

his possession, but she is finally delivered by the
Rosierusian Seer (en-AeATAN) and. the .lovers nte
united.- The piece was very splendid. in its
SCeneryi;4ll•• SO Pp'dtteil • ty the- Pert ortners, and
.zwtik,:peccived 14.: the. -Ap 4.114 Fas
TRE444a,74.441.14.0..fi,A Olich has
been much improved in the interiOr,-attracted the
holiday folks last night to a new IPUrletta, en-
titled The Two Gregories, which is a whimsical
and entertaining composition. It was preceded
by The Daughters of Danaus,
.and ./flon.;o tho
Brave and the fair Imogene.
Ito YAL COBOURG.-Great improvements have,
taken. place in this pleasant theatre. Two VeVf
pieces were brought forward, one entitled The
English at Paris, or Events of 18'21, of a comic
kind. It was succeeded by.one of a terrific de-
scription, Michael How, or the Terrar of Van
Dienzan's Land. The scenery was „striking and
appropriate, and both pieces were' much ap,
plauded.

SADLER'S WELLS.—Mr. EGERTON, the respect-
able. actor of Covent-garden Theatre, has under-
taken the management of this theatre, which is
the oldest, and was once the most popular, of all
the minor theatres. The first piece was a melo,
drawe, entitled The Mountain Hut, and the last,
Easter Hunting. The scenery was picturesque
in the former, and the latter sufficiently diverting.
OLYMPIC.--The chief object of curiosity last
night at this theatre were the performances of
M. ALEXANDRE, the celebrated ventriloquist,
and they were really very surprising in their
effects. He is decidedly the best performer of
this description that we have heard, and no dOtibt
will be very attractive.
London, England, 1821-04-24

EASTER I'iIONDAI%

-Yesterday the LORD MAYOR set off in granl
state from the Mansion House, to Christ's Church,
Newgate-street, according to annual custom, to
hear the Spital Sermon, which was preached by
the Right Reverend Father in God Dr. Herbert
Marsh, Lord Bishop of Petei borough. The
Prayers were read by the Rev. Samuel Crowther,
M.A., Vicar of Christ Church. -The procession
was in the usual order. The Service being ended,
the following Statement of the Hospitals was
read :

CHRIST'S HOSPITAL.
Children put forth Apprentices
Buried last year
Children under care of the Hospital
To be admitted on presentation

ST. BARTHOLOMEW'S HOSPITAL.
Patients 4dmitted, cured, and discharged last year
In-Patients - 4057
Out-Patients - 5700
_

Buried last year - -
Remained under cure—ln-Patients
OutrPatients

So that there has been under care of this Hospital last
year - _ _ _ -

ST. THOMAS'S HOSPITAL. .
There have been cured and discharged from this Hospi-
tal last year - - . -
Remaining under cure—ln-Patients - - 439
Out-Patients -28 S -
Buried last year - -

So that there kas been under care of this Hospital last
year - _ - • -

DRIDEWELL HOSPITAL.
Vagrants committed by the Lord Mayor and Sitting
Aldermen - - _ , -
Apprentices sent for solitary confinement •.- -
Persons to be sent to different parishes - , _
Apprentices to be brought up to different trade's:

9757

10881

1050:3

114;,1

181
C 3

BETHLEM HOSPITAL. •
Remainiag in the Hospital, 1320 - -
&tried last year ,
Cured and,cliselvtrgettlast y e:t.T • 160
122*.i IEI
The statement being ended, the oys sung a
hymn, composed by the' Rev. A. W. Trollope,
D. D., and thernusic by Mr. R. Glenn ; then the
Bishop entered the pulpit, and took his text from
1 Cor. chap. xiii. " Though I speak with the
tongue of men and of angels, and ha've not cha-
rity, I am become as a sounding brass or tinkling
cymbal." The Service being over, the company
returned in the same order, excepting the Bishop's
carriage, which followed the Lord Mayor's back
to the Mansion House, where an elegant enter-
tainment was provided, consisting of-every thing
the :season afforded. In the middle Was placed.
a saddle of beef, in which was stuck a blue 'flat-,
with the motto in gold letters, " Eritons cut. to
the bone." i.mong the company we obsei(ved—

The Puke ofSussex,the Duke of L,.:ineter, Lord twidas,
Lord Erskine, Lord Ofts.alstan, Mr. Larnbton, Mr. Grey Iten-
nor, Sir Henry Parnell, the High S.herilf of Flintshire, Siz
Jarneslklacleicoesh, E.-1r Robert Wilson, and some other Mem-
bers of the Rouse of to;:ls.and Corr.rnt,r.s, and eeyeral Mem-
bers of the -Whig (Ann.— t>7eral Aldermen and other respeCt-
Ole citizens also .aectpted .`le invitations given ttem.
The first toast was " the King," with three
times three. This. was followed by that of $' the
Queen ;" Which, though the partizans prerent
applauded, was received with sr.a;•keil disappro-
bation by a great portion of pit• company. 'r he
Duke of Sussex, the .134`ke of Leinster, and se-
veral other.Oppo.sition Oentlernero,. were aftc,--
wards toasted, bit( nothing , worthy of not:re
occurred. The evening concluder; witha
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hoar on the former, than on the latter day, as Order's had the
precedency on Monday, while, Notices of Motions had the pre-
cedency on Tuesday; .
Sir E. KNATCHBULL trusted that the Hon. Member for
Cumberland would .persevere in moving the committal of this
Bill on Monday, and .expresied a hope- that Ministers would
withdraw their opposition to" it; in order to second the sense of
the House, and to satisfy the just- 4aiin of the Agricalturists.—
The Bill was reed a second time.-

LUSII6IGTON ,renewed. his sut,nStion for the.poSt-
ts,
pOnrn-m et of the Committee.until Tuesday.
Mr...CALGRAFT expressed ahope and confidence that his
Hon. Friend would not complv-with this suggestiop, but persist
in his motion for the committal of the. Bill on Monday.
The Order for the committal of the Bili was fixed for
Monday. • - -
The Stamps on• Deeds (Ireland) Bill was .read a third time
and passed. ,
On the Motion of Mr. CHETWYND, 'the Summary Pro-
ceedings Bill was committed. Some Amendments were adopt-
ed, on the motion of Mr. Chetwynd, after a few remarks across
the table from Mr. Calcraft, and the Report was; caerpri, to be
brought up on Tuesday. - • •-•
Mr. CALCRAFT moved the Printing of the Minutes of
Evidence taken before the Committee upon the duties and sale,
ries of the. Receivers General of Land. and Assessed Taxes in
England. - • • _ . . .

GRENFELL disapproved of the Printing of these Mi-
mites, as the Committee had not concluded its labours, and was
likely to be re-appointed in the next Sessions.
Mr. CALCRAFT observed, that this Committee had pre-
sented a Report to the House, and he wished to know the
grounds upon which that Ciunmittee had come to the conclu-
sions stated in this Report ? -
Mr. CIIETWTYND, as a Member of the Committee from
which the Report proceeded, thoUght the Printing of the Evi-
dence inexpedient, as in some respects that evidence was rather
ex-parte, but still he Would not oppose the Honourable Mem-
ber s motion. _ . _

The Evidence was ordered to be printed.
. The Assessed Taxes Composition Bill was committed, and a
conversation arose, in which Messrs. Lushington, A. Baring,T.
'Wilson, N. Calvert, D. Browne, R. Bernal, and the Chancel-
lor of the Exchequer, took a part.
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER complained,
that according to the Bill, persons who wished to reduce.their
_establishment, might arrange for it upon the new composition,
provided such reduction took place a month before such compo-
sition was proposed, and that those who desired to renew their
compositions, without any inquiry as . to the. nature of their
establishment, must pay five per cent. upon the rate of their
present assessment. Persons who desired to compound for the
first time, were to do so in the usual manner.

The House resuming, the Report was ordered to be brought
up on Tuesday.
A person from the Commissioners of the Margate Pier pre..
sented the usual Annual Accounts.—Ordered to lie on the
table.
London, England, 1821-06-16

SHIP NEWS.

DEAL, JUNE 15.--Wind.N. E.—Carne down from the
River and sailed the Elrick, M‘Lean, for the Cape of Good
Hope ; Venus, Bristow, for Virginia ; Charles, Milne, fox
Tobago ; Amity, M'intoslkjor lierbice.; and William, Dun-
ley; for Genoa. Arrived €d remain eie Perceval, Livingstone,
from Grehada ; and ThOmas, (farness; from Campeachy. -
COWES, JUNE 15.—Arrived the Raikes, Gurdner, from
London, to take troops from the Albury Barracks for Jamaica.
PORTSMOUTH, JUNE 15.—Wind N. N. E..---Came into
Harbour his Majesty's ship Tees to be paid off. Passed by
from Southampton for Havre the Britannia and Chesterfield
packets. The Success transport, with troops for Malta, went
out of Harbour, and brought up at Spithead.
FALMOUTH,- Ju NE 11.-L-Wind variable.—Passed up Chan-
nel the Renewal, Cromartie, from Barbadoes, in'34 days, for.
London.

LIVERPOOL, 14.—The Providence, Griffin, from
Africa for this port, put into Aberdaron Bay, and is detained by
a ltevenue cutter.

The Wharton, Gray, from Portsmouth to Miramichi, was
abandoned by the crew 25th of April, in lat. 4f. long. 2L,
having sprung a-teak, and being nearly half full of water.
The ship Lonecon, -of Liverpool, foundered at sea previous
to the Bth ult. ; crew saved by the St. George of illaryport.
London, England, 1821-06-16

ROYAL ASSENT.

At half past three o'clock the Royal AsSent
was brought down by the LoaD Cii.iNcELLoa,
the Earl of SHAFTESBUity, and Earl BATHUItsT,
as his Majesty's Commissioners, to the following-
Bills :—The Crown Lands Itevenue Improve-
ment Bill, the Irish Law C4rts Fees Regula-
tion Bill, the Irish Nisi Prius3,Bill, the Irish Rate
of interest Bill, and several frivate Bills.

Mr. Iligh►Wore, from the St. Nicholas Bay.
Company, presented a copy of the Annual Ac-
counts of that Company.—Laid on the table.
The Irish Elections Expences Bill was read a
third time, passed, and returned to the Commons.
The East India Prize Money Bill was read a
second time.

SLAVE TRADE.
The Marquess of LANSD OWN gave notice, that
on Wednesday next he should move an Address
to the Crown, on the subject of the Foreign Slave
Trade.

On the Noble Earl's motion, their Lordships
.were ordered to be summoned on that day, and
the Papers lately laid before the House respect-
ing the .Slave Trade were ordered to be printed.
The Irish Small Debts Recovery Bill went
through a Committee, and was reported.
CRIMINAL LAWS.

The Marquess of LANSDOIVNgave notice, that
on Thursday next he should move the second
reading of the Bills for mitigating the punish-
ment in cases of Robbery on Navigable Rivers,
and Stealing in private Houses.—Adjourned till
Monday.
London, England, 1821-06-16

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SATURDAY, JUINTE 16, 18'21.

PARLIAMENT.

HOUSE OF LORDS,
,Jviqr 15.

In the Appeal Case of the " Marquess of Chol-
mondeley v. Lord Clinton," the Jud4ment of
the Court below, in faVour of Lord Clinton, was
affirmed.
London, England, 1821-06-16

AGRICULTURAL 1101 SR 'TAX.

Mr. CURIVEN, on rising to move the second reading of the
Husbandry Horses Duty Repeal Bill, observed that it was un-
derstood there would be no oppoSition to that motion, it being
the declared intention of the Chancellor of the Exchequer to re-
serve the further objection of Ministers to this measure until a
future stage, when a discussion was to be looked for, and when
he (Mr. C.) hoped the friendsof agriculture and economy would
take care to attend—([fear, hear !)—as there could be little
doubt, of as full an attendance on the other side as could be con-
veniently contrived—(llear, hear, hear !)—However, as it was
most desirable, for the satisfaction of the country, that the deci-
sion of the House upon this question should be pronounced
with the least possible delay, as the public Were naturally most
anxious upon the subject; if, indeed, any unnecessary delay
weroallowed, the country -would, he -had no doubt, feel a very
serious disappointment. Therefore he should, upon the present
motion being agreed to, move that the Bill should be committed
on Monday.
Mr. LUSHINGTON said that he did not rise to oppose the
Honourable Member's Motion, but to express a wish that the
committal of the Bill should be rather-ft:Cc& for Tuesday, as so
much business-already ~stood for Monday, and it was to be
wished 'that the discussion' ofhis measure should be brought
forward at an, early hour.

Sir J. NEWPORT expressed a -wish that Monday should
be rather fixed upon than Tuusday, as there was .a greater pro-
bability of the discussion being brought forward at an early
London, England, 1821-06-16

BULLION.

Portugal Gold, in Coin 1.0 0 0 per Oi
Foreign Gold, in Bars 3 17 10i
New Doubloons
New Dollars- ' ' • 0 4 '9
Silver in Bars, Standard 0 4 10 _

CORN-E.XCIIANGE, JUNE 15.4--Ottr market con.
tinues abundantly supplied with Wheat ; but, the demand be-
ing very limited, a considerable quantity of Monday's arrivals
remained on hand at the close of this day's market; having ne
.buyers, except for the finest qualities, which support Monday's
prices; but all other descriptions are unsaleable. -Barley fully
supported Monday's prices ; the supply being small, and the.
weather being very cold, has induced some of the maltsters to
continue Worlcing longer than they intended. "The arrivals of
Oats • have been large this week, yet the sales were tolerably
brisk, on trill as good terms as on Monday.—Beans are Is. per
quarter dearer.--In- Peas, anti other articles, there is no al-
teration. •

SMITWIELD, JUN was-bill a short
supply of Beef at market this- morning ; but in, Sheep and
Lambs the supply was good; the market appeared heavy, act
sales dull; the prices were nominal,
Beef - - 3s fid to 4s Gd 1 Veal - . - 4s 6..1 to 5s 4d
Mutton - - :Is 6d to 4s 6d 1 Pork • - • 4s 6d to 5s 4d
Lamb - - - 4s 6d to 6s 6d.
CHILD-STEALING.—Yesieril ay Elizabeth
a young woman about 22 years of age, and -dr
very respectable appearance, was brought to
Marlborough-street .Office, charged by several
respectable inhabitants of Paddingtim and its
neighbourhood, on suspicion of stealing their
children...and robbing.them of their wearing op:.
parel. The crime was attended by circumstances.
peculiarly revolting and atrocious ; the poor
children- having been kept away from their af-
tlicted parents for weeks together, and turned-off'
by the brutal kidnappers in a state of perfect
nudity and nearly starved. From the number Of,
children that have been stolen, it is thought there„
is a gang of thee wretches Who subsist by the
sale of the clothes. The next examination of the
prisoner will take place on Friday next, she
being remanded till then.
IlionwAY Romrcay.---Between seven • and
eight o'clock on 'Wednesday evening. Mr. JAmes
HARPER, of- Fishmonger-lane, Borough High-
street, whilst passing - through a narrow alley
that leads from Tooley-street to St. Thomas's
Hospital, was seized by three ruilianS, who held
him, although broad day-light, till they had
rifled his pockets of his watch and its appendages,
a small quantity of silver and halfpence, and, a
silver snuff-box; and then escaped.
London, England, 1821-06-29

SAINT LEGER.
to 1 agst Annabclla
10 to 1 agst Sandbeck.

3 to 1 agst Gustavo&
5 to 1 agst Jack Spiggot

DUKE MICII.I El.'s ST.AKE.
This was a stake created by the Grand Duke Michael at the
October Meeting, and in compliment to the Duke it is this
year well filled.
7 to 2 agst Reginald

j 4to 1 al,-st Ibla.

AUNTINGIORD HUNT RACES,
WEDNESDAY, (2n DAY). •
The Four-yr-old Stakes of lOgs each. Five Subscribers.
Mr. Mayfield's True Briton
Capt. Jones's Maybank -
Mr. Frederick's Mountebank - - - - . 3
Three only were placed.-6 to 4 agst the winner.
The Farmer's Stake of 15gs each.
Mr, Mabcrley's Bluecoat Boy - - - - 4 1 1
Capt. Jones's Maxwell - - - 23 2
Mr. Meredith's Glory - 32 dr
Mr. 3letcalfe's Jupiter - - - 1 4 -dr
4 to 1 agst the winner, and even after the heat.
Captain Jones's Bess, 9st. beat 3lr. Toogod's Masquerader,
50gs, h. ft.

RIDE AND DRIVE 35 MILES IN TWO HOURS.
This match of Mr. Straccy's was decided yesterday morn-
ing at Datchett, Essex. It was won as follows :—Mr. Stracy
rode his grey mare twenty-one miles within the hour ; and
immediately turned into a gig and accomplished the 13 miles in
the other hour. Four horses were allowed for the match, which
was for a hundred guineas. Time was backed at 6to 4.

The Duke of York's horse Banker, Bst. 121 b. is matched.
against Mr. Udney's Abjcr,Ost.at the next First October Meet-
ing, for 300 gs, h. ft.
The Duke of Grafton's Woful, Bst. 71b. is matched at the
came Meeting against Ali. Bouverie's c. by Election, Ost. for
200 gs, h. ft.
Lord Jersey's Prophet, 84. lib. is matched against Mr. Bou-
verie's Pericles, Bst. 101 b. for 200 gs, h. ft.
The Marquess of Exeter's c. by Androssan, list. is matched
against 'Mr. Udney's Abjer, at the Second October Meeting,
for 300's; h. ft.
The Duke of York's f. by Election, Bst. 91b. is matched at
the same Meeting agst Gen. Grcsv.enor's f. by Flyer, 7st. 91b.
for 204.1g5, h. ft.
Lord Darlington's Whisker, is matched against Mr. Charl-
ton's 1. by Filho da Puta, Bst. 51b. at the Ascot Heath Meet- •
ing in 1823, for lOOgs, h. ft.

CRICKET.--The Grand Cricket Match between
the Marylebone Club and the Royal Artillery Club, on Wool-
with Common, was (loaded on Tuesday in favour of the Mary-
lebonc Club.

MAILYLEBONE.
Ist Inns - - - -
2d Ditto - -

236
Marylebone woi

ARTILLERY.
London, England, 1821-06-29

139 1 Ist Inns
97 1 2d Ditto

in by .13 Runs.

183

SIDDONS left town on Wednesday for
Switzerland on a visit to her brother, Air.
KEMBLE, who has au elegant' establishment at
Lauzanne, the just reward of his superior ta-
lents, and for the improvement which the British
Stage in general has de:ived from his knowledge,
taste, and judgment.
The 37th Regiment, for three years stationed in Lower
Canada, is about to leave that Colony for England. The Staff
Corps was to proceed to the Ottawa, to carry into effect the in-
tended plan for removing the obstructions in that river.
REMARKABLE DEPREDATION OF A Fox.—ln the night-
time between Monday the 18th and Tuesday the 19th inst. the
Poultry roost of Mr. Johnson, of Hill Top, near Wetherby,
was entered by a Fox, who destroyed -I)urteen fine hens,
and a cock. The wily animal, not being able -to gain admit-
tance by the door, which bore many marks of his teeth, as-
cended to the roof, and by scratching away the mortar removed
two tiles, and thus effected his purpose. The mangled carcases
of seven..of the hens, and the cock, which had its head bit
off, were found in different parts of an adjoining field, several
of which he had attempted to conceal, by covering them with
earth and grass, for his future use.—Very lately one of the
above hens, sitting on her nest in the stable, was inadvertently
covered with a load of straw, under which she had remained
fi,urteen dams before discovered, and was reduced almost
to a skeleton: au egg was found in the nest, in which were two
yolks : and from some shells also found, it appears she had
subsisted
.on others that she had laid.—(York Chronicle.)
APPREHENSION OF THE 3IITRDERERS OF MRS. TOR-
wasyt, ThOmas 31olony, alias Finuoanc, brought into Limerick, and identified by Mr. Torrance, as the person who had murdered his wife; and on same day, John
Macnamara, otherwise Shane Ruadh, the second murderer, was
also brought in, and lodged in County LiMerick Jail. •Molony
is said to have given some information.—(Cork Mercantile Chro-
nicle, June 25.)

FOR THE SUN:

CATHOLICS.

Ma: EnriOtt::•The attempt Of four COrres-
.pondent I---N, to entrap me into a disclosure
of my Stispicioris relatite to Lord STEWART is
•
very ingenious btit for Once, and the last tin*,
I beg leave to observe, I did not " ask for Lord
STEWART'S sentiments on the Catholic Question,
because Prince METTERNICH stood Sponsor fOr
his son." I mentioned that a -Foreign. Paper
stated " that Prince METTERNICH represented his
Britannii; MAJESTY, on the occasion, as on'e
Sponsor; and Lord STEWART, in the absence of
his brother, represented the other Sponsor."—j
..
then said, LOrd I-Aisne:Oct:ay did vote for • the
Papists; from thence, upon the Whole, I draiv
tzco inferences,' which I shill not yet mention ;
but remain silent in expectation of hearing from
some of your Northern Correspondents in answer
td the question I originally pUt, and it is probablll
may then have occasion to trouble you again.
London, England, 1821-06-11

BIRTHS.

On the Bth inst., at Brompton-crescent, the Lady of Lieut.-
Colonel Pook, 16th Regiment, of a son.
On the 19th May last, at sea, on board the Hon. Company
-ship Asia, Mrs. Reid, the Lady of Mr: John iteid, of the 110"
nOurahle Company's service, of a son, who survived but A 130
hours. .
London, England, 1821-06-11

LouTil, June 6.

. .
Wheat ...... .. 4ls a 58s Od Barley —s a 16s Gd
Oats
Rye —s a—s Od Pease -s a 30s Ca
LINCOLN, June G.—Average price. . .
Wheat 44s a 58s Od I Batley 24s a 25s Od
Oats ...... .. —s a 18s 6d Beans —s Od a 28s
Peas

HULL, June 5.
Our market is not so numerously attended as of .late, and
cot u is now getting into the r.(rmer's hanth, notwithstanding
the sale is remarkahly dull for every thing but the very fittest
Wheats, which with difficulty can he sohd at last week's quo-
tation. No inquiries after the inferior sorts. London mar-
ket' has given way. in Oats which causes the sale !tyre to be
extremely dull and timiteCl,,at nearly the late prices. Barley
hardly maintains the late (Mutations. Beans are readily sold,
but at a higher price.

.•
• Giain brought coastwise.—Wheat, 90; Barley, 27; Oats,
; Rye, —; Beaus and Peas, quarters.
Gtain cart ied coast wise.—Wheat, —; Oats, 2270 ; Barley,
—; 'Cares, and Peas, --quarters..
Wheat, English, per grouter. 4Gs 50s a 52s
New —s —s a —s

—s —s a —s
I6s a IBs
—s —s a —s

—s —s a —s
.26s 28s a 30s
21s 28s a 24s
—s —s a —s
—s —s a —s
—I —I per last
London, England, 1821-06-11

DR. JAMES'S POWDER

TS Prepared and Sold by 111essr. NEWBERY,
.11 -at the original 'Warehouse, No. 45, St. Yard's Church
yard, London, with full Directions for its use, It is sold also
by theii'Agents throughout the Kingdom.
The.Genoine has the name, " F. Newbery," engraved
,in
the Black Stamp on each Bottle and Packet.

This Day was published, in Two very large Volumes, gm

price 11. las. in boards,

Inscribed. by Permission, to the Lord Bishop of London,
rrHE OLD TESTAMENT, Arranged On the
Basis of LIGHTFOOT'S CHRONICLE, in Historical
and Chronological Order, in such Manner, that the Books,
Chapters, Psalms, Propheies, &c. may be read as one Con-
!scoter! History, in the very Words of the authorized Tran-
slation. 'ro the above will be added, Six Indexes—the First
containing ass Account of the Periods, Chapters, and Sections
list° .whit.h the Work is divided, with the Passages of Scripture
comprised in, each ;--,-the Second, in Columns, enabling the
Readerto discover in what Part of the Arrangement, any Chap-
ter orYerse-of the Bible maybe found;—the Third and Fourth
of the Psalms and Prophecies, in Tables ; shewing in what Part
of the Arrangement, and after what Passage of Scripture,
every Psalm or Prophecyis inserted; and likewise on what
Occasion, and at what Nriod, they were probably written—
wilts the Authority for their Place in the Arrangement;—the
Fifth containing the Dates of. the Events according to Dr.
Hales ;—and the Sixth a general Index to the Notes.
By the Rev. GEORGE TOWNSEND,
Of Trinity College, Cambridge!
London : Printed for F. C. and J. Rivingtou, No. 6?, St.
Paul's Church-Yard, and No. R. Waterloo-Place, Pa,l-Mall;
_sold also by Rivingtons and Cochran No. 148, Strand; and
by the Booksellers at Oxford, Cambridge, Edinburgh, Dub-
lin, &c.
London, England, 1821-06-11

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED,

W. Shepherd and G:Harrison, Bow-lane, Cheapside,lace-
dealers—G. Hay and R. Robinson,- Newcastle-upon-Tyne,•
grocers—Y: Smith and R. Kent, Liverpool, wine-merchants--
J. and R. Lindsay, North Shields, grocers—B Flounders, and
R. Miles, Yarm, Yorkshire, merchants—J. Beetc and J. New-
ton, Demerary, planters—S. and S. Wright, Bury St. Ed-
mund's, millers--J. Hargrave and W.. Marshall, Greenwich,
ironmongers—A,..Berry and 11. Lawton, Staley-bridge, Lan-
cashire, cotton-spinners-4. and J. H. Robinson, Liverpool,
tailor4--P.- D. Firmin and R. Langdale, Strand, button-liter-
chants—J. Bull, jun. and C. V. Walkez, Mitcham, brewers—
J. Burtinshaw. and J. Milo* Stockport, cotton-manufac-
turers—T. Bloxham and J. Perkins, Hmckley, Leicestershire,
wine-merchants—W. Benson and F. Day, Leeds woolstaplers
—G., J. H., and G. J. Dettmar, Osborn-street, ‘Vhitechapel,
sitbrar-refiners—J: and T. M. Marshall, Leadenhall-street,
ship-brokers. -

A perfectly white sparrow Awas caught, a. few
days ago, at the Hermitage, near Lansdown;
Bath. This rant avis was accompanied by
another, with feathers of exactly the same colour,
which escaped.
London, England, 1821-06-11

PUBLICATIONS.
.This,Day was published, in Bvo. price 3s. fid
THE RESTORATION of NATIONAL
PRO ERITY shewn to be IMMEDIATELY PRAC-
TICABLE. •
• By the Author of " Junius Identified." •
"" And now the disorder is come to extremity, anal can no
longer be played with, I wish it may find a sudden and (Alec-.
I mil cute :;,sot a rt•medy in sound and appearance, whick may
flatter us on to loin, in the continuation of a:growing mis-
chief that calls for-present help."—LocKE.
London: Printed foe Taylor awl llessey, Fleet-street.
London, England, 1821-06-11

MARRIEP.

On Saturday la 4, at St. Mary-le-lone, the Rev. Win. Se s'
Vicar of Trak& and of Penah, to Anne, widow of the re-':
John Pooley Kensington, Esq. of Putney.

DIED.

On Saturday, the 9th instT;ATai his house-in flreat Jame'
street, 'Bedford-row, William Drake. Esq. aged 31
On the 7th instant, Francis Illarkett, Esq. of Mearbl"
Court Lodge, in the counD, r of Kent.
On the Bth instant, at Dunrnow, Esscx, at the advan ceti
of 85, Susannah Clayton, relict of Francis Clayton, late
Chiswick. _

On Saturday, at Islington, Rlr. Edward Triby, of 1311.siPg'
hall,Street, in his 73d year.
On. Friday, the Bth inst. at her father's residence, 11311)"T'-
row, .Newington Butts, in her Pi; V Cecilia the CL, -z
'daughter of the Rev. Robert DEc,::i•:soil. Vicar of Ilibrdco'"l'• •
North Devon, and lecturer of St. Mary's, Newingtem ltittt,c

•
LONDON : Printed by J. B. CAR:STALKS, of No. 29, (irt:•'t
Ormond-Street, Queen-square ; •published b W. .11.
SCRIPPS, of No. 7, South 80lt--greet, at SrN
,OTT ICE, No 112, Strand; where Any ka.T ig E:3[ENT!
OIiDERS, LETTERS, &c. (post-paid) must be adarosiat •
London, England, 1821-06-11

rj 'E✓' 7 i€r't g'

;VEST'S NEW and EXTENSIVE GALLERY, Nu. 14.
NEWMA.N-STREET, OXFORD-STREET.
IS ' containing- NINETY.
THREE PICTURES, Paiiited by the late BENJAMIN
,WEST,'.Esq..PreSident of the Royal-, Academy; iiictioling
Specimens of his...EARLIEST and LATEST • PRODUC-
TIONS.—On yiew _eye ry day.froin Ten till Six.
Admittance One Shilling, cataloi;ne One Shilling.
Annual Admission Tickets One Guinea each.
CHARLES SMART, Secretary.
Newnaiku7str_ept,.oxford-strect.

Y,Q R. PASSENGERS ONLY.
To Sail on the 17th Instant, for BENGAL direct,
.
THE lion. Company's Chartered
BARBOSA, HENRY 11.11TCHIN-
-44\ . SON, Commander, Borden 698 Tons, lying
in the. City Canal, Black‘Vall ; has a poop
and. very suptiricr .accommodatiorts for Pas-
scriget s. ' Fur Tci ins of Passage apply
,to
,Conimatider,
the Jerusalem CiUleehouse; or• to BUCKLES, BAGSTER,
and BUCHANAN, 32, Mark. lane.

GE"' LEMEN'S PATENT GA M BROON
GRUM ES and TROWSERS, which
arc strong„Coo!, and do. not stain or shrink, hot appear new
!emry,tiotiti,t)iear.nre-:W4Slied, are n fallen 10 perleent:, ow-
'tog tit, the"rocreased importation of the Mohair ; and may be
had at all the principal Tailors, or purchased of the Patuntee,
stampt on the back, " G. FOX'S. PATEN l' GAMBROON",
liiii.;?,'-street, Covent-garden, opposite Wilford street.—
N,l}. 'l'ittise Gentlemen who hare been disappointed in their
Gambroon. Cloaks and Shooting Jackets, and have been
obliged to substitute, Cam let. ones,are respectfully informid
that they can now be supplied with Gambroons as low as
Camleta.
London, England, 1821-06-11

DIVIDENDS.

June 30, J. Ranson, Union-street, Southwark, grocer--
June 30, G. Griffiths, Cursitor-Street, jeweller—June 30, J. G.
Fiegehen, jun. Wood-street, Cheapside, glass-dealer—June 16,
J.Bateman and W. Culbard, St. john-street, West Smithfield,
brass-foundeis—June 16, A. Kruse, Union-court; Broad-street,
merchant—June 30, A. Burnett, Lisle-street; Westminster,
cabinet-maker—July 3, T. Warwick, St. Alban's, grocer--
H.H.
30, G. Vipond, Ludgate-hill, linen-draper--June 30, W.
H. Campbell, Wood street, Cheapside, ale-merchant--June
30, J. Knight and T. Ashby, Gough-square, fancy feather-
manufacturers—July 10, S. Taylor and J. Steele, Liverpool,
merchants—June 30, M. Wotherspoon, Liverpool, merchants
—June 30, F. Fisher, Edgware-road, nurseryman—Jtine 30,
T. Maxfield, Halstead, Essex, grocer—July 2,- J. Brown,
York, woollen-draper—June 30, R. Bostock, Nuneaton, War-
wickshire, innkeeper--July 6, E. and S. Mitchell, Norwich,
wine-merchants—July 2, A. Rodberd, Salford, Lancashire.
builder—June 20, T. White, jun. and J. D. Lubbreh, Ueeat
Winchester-street, merchants—July 3, S. Abbott, New-court,
St. Swithin's-lane, Merchant—July 3, F. Henderson, Loth-
bury, merchant—July 3; R. Runcorn, Manchester, plumber—
July 3, T. Homfray, Hyde, Staffordshire, ironmaster—July
20, H. Skaif, Whitby, Yorkshire, linen and woollen-draper--
June.3o, W. F. Wciodgate; Tonbridge, hanker—June 30, R.
Fox, Great Queen-street, Lincoln's-inn-fields, wine-merchant
--July 5, B. Williams, Birmingham' clennst—JUly 3, W.
and J. C: Hambin, Wotton-underedge, Gloucestershire,
clothiers—July 2, R. Bartholomew, Basildon, Berkshire,
farmer.

' CERTIFICATES, JuNr, 30.
J. Harding, Great Winchester-street, jeweller—W. Pratt,
Birmingham, druggist—J. White, Southampton-row, Russell-
square, dyer—T. L. Tweed, Boreham, Essex, dealer in pot-
ashes—J. 13yer, Frome Selwood, Somersetshire, e,ordwainer—
J. Goodair, Chorley, Lancashire, cotton-spinner—l. Nathan,
Alfred-place, Kingsdown, Gloucestershire, music-seller—W.
and J. Durkin, --
Southampton, ship-builders3l. Lawledge„
Harley-street, Cavendish-square, upholsterer-IV. A. A. Ni-
chols, Stephen-street, Tottenham-court-road, organ-builder.
London, England, 1821-04-23

EQUITABLE ASSURANCE OFFICE.
GENERAL COTIRT. of this SOCIETY
he holden here on THURSDAY the 3d of MAY
NEXT ,'at Eleven o'Clock precisely, for the ELECTION of
DIRECTORS for the etisum4,, Year-. , • •
WILLIAM MORGAN, Actuary.
London, England, 1821-04-23

FLANDERS A.ND,IIaIIBUIiGII MAILS.

'Mails from Flanders and Hambur,gii arrived
last night, by which we have papers from Brus-'
seis to Friday, and from Hamburgh to Tuesday.
The rnoc,l 'interesting of their contents are the
following accounts relative td the Turkish em-

pare :
London, England, 1821-04-23

. .
0,),,it
r 7

PIcIi.LIiIVIETA It Y PAPERS./

INTERCOTiRSE.—GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND.
lloina2d 'Geo, -IV. cap..XIX. An Act to permit the Removal
!',49f; certain Goods rival -Great Britain toireland, and from
• Irela-kid xo Great Britain, by Cocket, Certificate, Let Pass, or
Transire.- • [6th - April, 1831.1
Whereas by •an Act passed in the'forty-sixth year of the
reign of his I,te Majesty ;ling-George the Third,.ntitnled an
Act to permit the free-Interchange of-e Very Species of Grain
betivecri.Greit Britain and Ireland, it -is provided and -enacted,
that every person 'exporting corn; grain, meal, tour, bread, or
hiSeuit, from Great Britain to Ireland, or from Ireland to Great
liritain, shall declare before the Collector, Comptroller, or other-
London, England, 1821-04-23

CHEAP I:iiithßV

and J. SIVEWRIG-TiT Contractors for
LpT.l.4ltr, 'are: hAppyjn announcing a Scheme,
which, without reducing the number or magnitude of the
Prizes, enables them to offer .Adveoturers the- singular no-
vclty of a

Whdlc Ticketthlnce £l4 14 0
Half Chime
Quarter Charice

7 17 0

Eighth Chance
Sixteenth Chance...

1 19 6

1 0 G
Fnc the' Dra.i'ing on the 17th MAY, all in One Day., when
Two £2.1,00Q, anti the,akhlitional Chance of 100 Nuatherd for
J •{,'lO,?AO, bridles Prizes Of

• , • , £tooo. .1:240,: I X-200, •
• . .£3OO. 4 £220, LI 10,
• • tirc. &c. Consols and Money;
Are sure to be drawn making 4007 Capitals and Prizes ccr-
•taitt of lieing•decidrii 17th of May...
*" No Classes! Every Ticket to, decide its own fate, and
no otlfer:
:kivery Charlet is;nrd bcfore the 17th May. will be de-
cidrd 171 h May. ,
The Tickets are issued in Cbarrees of Tickets,. Halves,
Quarters, Eighths, and Sixteenths, which are now sellinz by
SIVEWKIGH Contractors, 37, Cornhill I, Hol-
born; and 38, Haymarket, London; where they sold, in the
Two last Contracts, all the 20,0001. Prizes! also, 2,053
(Class B.) 21,0001. ! and by all their Agents in the Country,
.71%,* Schemes, with full Particulars, gratis.

NTILI4R.D'S FOREIGN and • BRITISH
• V-IIL LINEN, MUSLIN, -CAMBRIC, and SHAWL
WAREHOUSE, No. 16, MILLARD.very
'respectfully .returns his best thanks to his -Friends and the
and Families, for their distinguished preference ;
and eMbraces the opportunity to inform them, that he bas.RE-
OPENED his Warehouse„ with an entire new Stock of BO-
' tisliand Foreign LinenDrapery,tbe whole laid in under there-
cent advantageous state of,the Markets, consisting•of Irish-Li-.
nett's, tainbrics, of chuite Valenciennes and Cambray fabrics,
India and Muslins of •every kind; Long Cloths, White
Chintz. and Anjengoes peculiar to his house, and .his accus-
tomed-manufacture otimautiful,Shawls, India and BritiSb'Ca-
licoes, Diapers, Table Linen, &c. and which he• has. to offer to
theirj notice, for Ready Money, at the most Reasonable
Prices, Parisian Dresses from 21s. ; India, worked, ditto,
7s. 6d. the Dress; British, ditto, two Dresses for B.s. and every
other Article-proportionately cheap. proprietors of' Business.
irt:the Country supplied, and Merchants buying articles for to-,
.reign Orders or -Commissions on the same terms. 7 His own Imperial Clot h, for the East and West Indies, the Continent,
&c., and adapted for those who prefer a warmer;eloth than
;linen, will continue to be Sold by the piece, &c.—Families
arriving Irons abroad are.respectfully informed, the accustom-
ed variety of
.articles for the most fashionable Morning, Din,
ner and. Evening press will be constantly kept,—India
Shawls purchased.
London, England, 1821-04-23

DIVIDENDS.

May 15; J. Pitt, Cirencester, woolstapler—May 15, C, Sal-
ter, jun., Portsea, baker—May 29, W-Danlels, jun., . Bishop
Stortford, Hertfordshire, malt-factor—May 29, R. Norton, jun.,
Charlotte-Street, Rathbone-place, paper-hanger-May •1, J.
Kirkman, Gower-street, Bedford-square, builder—May-19, B.
Tyler, Woodford, Essex, innkeeper—May 19, J. Bush,-
11:shop Stortford, Hertfordshire., money-scrivener—May .15, E.
SMith, Green-lettuce-lane, tea-dealer—May 15, P. Cauinont,
Old Broad-street, merchant-May E. Read and 'l'. Baker,
Great Russell-street, Bloomsbury, linen-drapers—May 12, J.
st. Barba, ..Austinfriars, shipowner.,-May 12, M. and G. J.
Ross, Dowgate-hill, merchants—Nay 15, L'Parkes, Oldbury,
Shropshire, victuallet;-May 15, J. Kilby, York, common.
brewer—May 17, W. Nelson, Liverpool, merchant—May 14,
W. Gould, Sheffield, cutler—May 14, J. Hobson, Sheffield,
merchant—May 19, .H. Aspinalt, - Blackburn, Lancashire, •
brazier. ,

CERTIFICATES, MAY 12.

J. Wilson and G. Waugh, .Aldersgate-street, wholesale hat-
finnufaCturers—W. James, 1-kbergavenriy, cabinet-maker—H.
WarbFick, Liverpool, merchant,--J. 11. liaverstock, Alton,
Hampshire, common brewer„ .J Crowther, Liverpool, 'mer-
chant—G. Howe, Asliford,Derbyshire, flax-dresser—M. Astley,
Goswell-street, china-warehouSernan—T. Shuttleworth, Ips-
wich,linen-draper,—J., J., and J. Mortimer, Elland, Yorkshire,
worsted-spinners—R. Gough, Liverpool, tobacco-manufacturer
—W. Tuck, Marlborough, carpenter—J.. Vose, Hardshaw,
•
Lancashire, ironmonger. .

•• . - PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.
J. Poulton and: J`. Pool, .College-hill, Upper Thames-street,
tea-dealers—J. and It. Pool, Hartley-Whitney, Hampshire, tea-
dealers—H.. and F. Painter, Birmingham, brasS,founders--.
J. Baron and W. Watkis, Manchester, attornics—E. Eyres
and It. Hatton, Warrington, Lancashire, soap-manufacturers-
D. Lindsay and W. Murray, Edinburgh, agents—R. Park and
Butcher, Preston, Lancashire, ironmongers--W. and
Dann, Cranbrook, Kent, victuallers--W. and W. Lewis, Old-
.street, St Luke's, horsehair-manuflicturers—F. Cooper and E.
Page, jun., East Derehanb Norfolk, , grocers—R. Zrioline,.J.
Weale,l3. and It. Moline, jun., Godalnung, Surrey,.bankers—
R. Anderton and T. Oldham, •Manchester, calico-printers—
N., H., and W. Bates, Halifax, Yorkshire, iron-fonndexs--
J. B. Kell and T. 0. Wilson, Northampton-place, Kent-road,
timber-merchants—R. W. Buggins and A. T. Mogridge,
Brownlow-street,- Holborn,. miniature-frame-makers.;._,J.,
:and I. Hammond, Bradford, Yorkshire, cloth-makers--W.
Hale and T. Groom, London, merchants--J. Barnwell and T.
-Bartrani, Warwick, slaters—W. and H. Batten, Bristol, •chy-
anist--.7.- Chew and J. Myers, Blackburn, Lancashire, wine-
merchanti—F. Grigg, H. and E. Russet, London,. merchants
W. Ricketts, I. Leonard, L. Ames, and It. and F. Ric-
ketts, Bristol, snuff-manufacturers.
nonwanztacsase,
Sittings before the .Lord Chia
Bench,. Easter Term.

!f Justice of the Court of King's

IN T'

MIDDLESEX.
Saturday - • May 12
Friday - 18
Thursday - - 24
Friday - June 1. ;
AFTER
5f

Tuesday
London, England, 1821-08-10

*.* For FOREIOI4 LITERATURE, XXXIII., se the
Fourth Page.

EnnATuM.—ln the article respecting the Poem of Dog
JUAN, in our Paper of Y:sterday, instead of "the first two
S'rdZiZAS," read CANTO 3.

PRICE OF STOCKS
THIS DAY AT TWELVE O'CLOCIi.

Bank Stock . 2:r3.}
.3 per Cent. Red. 7q3
3 per Cent. Cons. , 75;t;
3A per Cent
4 per Cent 951

5 per Cent. Navy Ann. 108 i
Imp. 3 per Cents.... 751
India Bonds
Excheq. Bills 5 3 5 pr.
Cons. for Account 75

HIGH WATER AT LONDO:
Morning, 0 minutes after O. ,

,N BRIDGE TO-MORROW.
IEO-ening, minutes :after 12.
London, England, 1821-08-10

SIMS, AND OTHER THINGS.

LOI"ITRY OFFICE, SOMERSET PLACh

• August 9,_1821.
IiVIEREAS diiers Persodi have of late
published Proposals and sold Tickets for Private
Lotteries, or Little Goes, of Uphothery Goods, and Merchan-
dise, and Provisions of various descriptioni, to the injury of
the persons fairly dealing in those articlei, and contrary to
the Statute in such case made and provided, by which they
have forfeited the sum of Fifty Pounds for each offence, and
are liable to he prosecuted as Rogues and Vagabonds, and
punished as such, of which complaint has been made at this
Office ; it is therefore become necessary to give THIS NO-
TICE that all such Persons as offend in futUre in this parti-
cular, will be PROSECUTED under the Act of Parliament,
tit Geu. IV. cap. 72, sect. 38.

1.. FI ESSP,.

TO COOPERS.
NoticE hereby given, that there is at
present_ EMPLOYMENT for R cimsitlerable Number
of HANDS at the WEST INDIA DOCKS.

OXFORD ELECTION.
THE FRIENDS of SIR JOIIN NICIIOLL
think it proper, before the arrival of the time fixed fur
the ELECTION, to acquaint the Members of Convocation,
briefly and distinctly, with the Public Grounds on which they
consider their contest to rest.

The • OppositiOn to Mr. HEBER was set on font, Ist, To
resist the practice of Canvassing long before either the dr•
eumstances under which a Vacancy might take place, or the
Candidates who might be proposed, could be known , a prac-
tice highly derogatory to the tone and character of University
Elections; 2dly, and of still higher importance, to avoid
Electing a Representative (perhaps for Life)., whose Princi-
pits have never been ascertained by any public conduct, and
of which. to the present moment these are no means of judg-
log, but from the Partial Representations of his Friends.
Oa these grounds, applications were made to St. John's Col-
lege by many respectable,Membeis of several other Cofleets,
to propose Sir JOHN NICHOLL, as a Perso' whose Princi-
ples bad beenidecidedlv ascertained by his conduct in Parlie-
ment, and who, out of Parliament, has devoted niuch of I-is
titne to the Zealous support of Societies connected with the
Established Church and the interests of the Clergy. The
validity of these grounds, the Members of Convocation are
earnestly requestep to consider, and to'gire their Votes, not
as it the Election were merely a Choice between Indivi-
duals, but a Public Cause, of the highest importance to the
University. • • •
St• John's College, August 8, lE2I.