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The Sun.
London, England, 1826-01-25

G ERMA N PA P EltS.

[Received last night.] -
FRANKrORT, 'JAN. 13.-We still continuo to
receive abundance of news from the North and the East,
which, according to its nature, exercises rotor influence on the
prices of the funds in variout States, 'though, on the whole,
the confidence in • the stability of the political order of things
is strong enough to prevent any considerable fluctuations ;
even the official announcement of the accession of Nicholas,
and the publication (tithe documents annexed, scarcely raised
the Austrian •Metalliqueti to 93: • On the' Other hand, hardly
any notice was taken of another piece of news, which was sub.
sequently received (but the authenticity of which cannot he.
warranted), that in order to get • the oath taken at Warsaw,
the Cesarewitch Constantine had been induced to make the
chief officers of the garrison, among whom, as at St. Peters.
burgh, there had been some signs of opposition, answerable
With their heads for the implicit obedience of those under them..
At present there is another report which, whether true or
false, would,' in other. circumstances, have had considerable in.
fhtence. This is, that the plague has broken out in Wallachia
and Moldavia, and that the Austrian Oovernment has there.
foie ordered a cordon sanitoire to be formed. But all• these
things cannot set the machine a going, that is to sly, cause
fluctuations in the price of the paper currency, so as to give the
speculators much. advantage.—(4//gerneinc Zeit Ung, Jan. 18.)
VJESINA, JAN. 9.--Several expresses sent front St. Peters.:
burgh, both by Count Nesselrode to M. de Tatiseheff, and by
Count Lebzeltern to Prince Metternich, have broUght dis.
patches which leave no doubt of the -resolution of the • Em-
perur Nicholas to adopt the political system of his august
brother. A person of distinctittn at our Court has even ex-
pressed a hope that there will he no change in the !limiters
of the Russian Cabinet, and consequently that Count Nessela
rode will remain at the head of the Foreign Department—
The Generals commanding our provinces bordering on Tur.
key have addressed to the Aulic Council reports of the alarm-
ingprogress of the plague at Bulgaria, 'Wallachia, and ',Mel.davia. They mention Silistris, Sialowc, Braila, Itudschuck,
and Ilimnick as the towns that sutler the most from this
scourge. It has therefore been resolved to form a cordon of
troops in Buckowina and Temeswat which will extend to Tint
cock, to preserve these provinces from the plague,
IITGA an, JAN. 16..-By an Ordinance of the 10th of this
month, the King has decreed a levy-of 3,775 men to complete
the army, taken from the young. men born in 1006.--(Frankfort
Paper:, Jan. 18.)
London, England, 1826-09-19

OLD BAILEY, SEPT. IS.

William Waters, aged 17, Thomas Gardner, ,aged 19,
George Duj; aged 17, and William Andrews, aged 17,
were put to the bar charged with assaulting Jane Lyons,
and stealing from her person a bag, a scarf, and other ar-
ticles.

Jane Lyons resides at Woodford. She was going down
Hackney-marsh on the 3lst August, to milk the cows. She
had a bag, which contained a scarf, Bs. 3d., a pocket hand-
kerchief, and two purses. She had to pass over Lea-bridge.
There was nobody on it. One of the prisoners came up to her
(pointing toAndrewaand Waters.) He asked fora halfpenny-
worth"of milk. He threw the bag up, the penny pieces
rattled, being. loose. There were six of them who came
up and pushed her down.. They kept her down till they
got the bag from her. She struggled a great deal. She
was very fr►ghtened. The tuck was torn out of her frock
when she got'up. She looked to see after them, and saw
the foiir prisoners looking into the bag. She cried out for
assistance, and they all ran up along by the river. They
were pursued and taken at Bow.. Some of the boys were
in the river; but certainly not the prisoners.
The evidence was conclusive against two of the pri-
soners, and the Jury pronounced a verdict of Guilty
against Waters and Andrews ; and against Duff and Gard-
ner, Not Guilty.
London, England, 1826-09-19

LONDON,
TUESDAY EVENING, SEPT. 19, 1826.

We have received the French Papers of Saturday,
and the Etoile of Sunday morning, which furnish us
with much interesting matter.
The affairs of Greece form a prominent subject in

these papers. A narrative of the events which took
place in Laconia is given from the Universal Gazette of
Napoli di Romania, which places beyond all doubt the
defeat of IBRAHIM, and his retreat from Sparta to the
defiles of Messenia. The same Gazette, after announc-
ing that Athens was invested by the Turks, and ex-
pressing an expectation that the troops, who are idle at
Napoli, would fly to its relief, publishes a proclama-

tion, signed by GduitA, and the other Greek. Chiefs
who were in the besieged city, in which they declare
that they will follow the glorious example of Misso-
loughi, and that they' will bury themselves under the
monuments of the ancient glory of the place, rather
than allow those monuments " to be again blackened
by the smoke of the camp of the Barbarians."

It is also mentioned,' on the authority of the Diaria
di Romania, that Lord Coc II It AiNE, instead of being
at Messenia, had effected a landing in. and taken pos-
session of the island of Rhodes, the original possession
of the Knights of St. John of Jerusalem. The hopes
inspired among the Greeks by the expectation of his
Lordship's assistance, seem not greater than the fears

which the Turks entertain from the-enterprise of this
extraordinary man. We learn, by a report which has

been made to the Greek Committee in Paris by Gen

RocllE, who had been employed by that. Committee
as their agent in Greece, that " Lord COCHRANE 15
44 considered by the Greeks as a supernatural person.
North,of thea n
nTouurnkcseldi ebiys
their
" In their speeches and their songs they mention him
" as their SAVIOUR." " If on the side of the Greeks,"
the report goes on to State, " Lord CoCiIIIANE is re-
" garded as a Sal'io
con-
" sidered that Man . .s
" Prophets, who is to appear m the East to drive
uorf °tlnietiiat
ft them into Asia• His name is the terror of Mus-

ct sulmen."

however, considers that to render Lord
coTc,l:e report
,itrAN's' assistance in the cause
of Greece elrec-
tual, so great a force both of steam-boats, of other
vessels, mid of men, would be requisite, as to lessen
the expectation that the hopes of the Greeks will be
realized in receiving their political salvation from his
Lordship.
Extracts of these papers, and the report alluded to
from General Ito9H E, will be found in another colunm.
We are precluded by want of room from'giving a
Decree, promulgated by the Bishop 9f Hermopolis,
London, England, 1826-09-19

OFFICE of COMMISSIONERS for CLAIMS on FRANCE.
London, Sept. 13, -1826.
NOTICE is hereby given, that the under-mentioned
Persons, or their RePresentatives, whose Claims were
liquidated in Paris by the mixed Commission, previously to the
year 1818, may, on application at this Office, receive the several
sums set opposite to their names, in respect of such Claims, viz. :

_
Sir Joseph.. Andrews £lO 8 0
11je►ers. Maze find Le Chevalier
Mr. Joseph Green SlB_ 4 0
Mr. Leonard Gillespie

Mr. Thomas James Mathias
Mr. Richard Thompson

. 812 0
. 123 12 0

Mr. James Petit Andrews
C. B. BALDWIN, Secretary.

A CLERGYMAN, Married, 'Beneficed, au l re-
siding a moderate distance from London, his PUPILS
Licked: to SIX, would be glad to fill a VACANCY with a
Gentleman's Son, and prepare him for the University, &e. &c.
The highest references can be given. I.,,tters to be addressed to
Rev. H. S. Messrs. Harding and Lepard's, boOksellers, 4, Pall-
mallEast, London.

CLARK'S GENERAL OUTFITTING
• wAn EtiousE, for the EAST and WEST INDIES
and SOUTH AMERICA, EXETER. 'CHANGE, STRAND.

Officers, CadetS, and Writers going to India, and Gentle-
men proceeding to South America, or any, other part of the
Globe, Will find in this Establishment the whole of their Mili-
tary Appointments, Swords, Chaco, Sashes, Belts, Pistol?, &c.
together with a large and well-manufactured stock of Sea Cots,
Couches, and Bedding ; Cabin Wash-hand Tables, Chairs, and
Lamps; Sea Chests, Mule and, Bullock Trunks, anti every
other description of Travelling Equipage.
AN ASSORTMENT OF CANTEENS, ready fitted with
the necessary requisites for India, and.other tropical climates ;
likewise a great variety of Silver and Plated Articles, Knives
and Forks, suitable for families going abroad ; Military and
Hindostanee Books, Maps, &c.

A FASUIONABLE STOCK of Carriage; Cnrricle, Tan.
derv, Pleton; Stanhope awl Chaise 11A RN ESS, with every
description of Saddlery, &c. &c. for home' use, East and West
Indies, anti South America, Which merit inspection from their
excellent quality, tirst style of workmanship, and moderate
prices.
All the Articles in this Establishment me warranted, and the
excellent plan of fifty years standing is still strictly Adhered to,
of asking but one Ready Money Price, from which no abate.
went will be made.
London, England, 1826-09-19

FORGERY.

Richard Randall was put to the bar under an indict-
ment for forging and uttering a counterfeit bill of exchange
drawn for 142!., with intent to defraud Lea Wilson and
others.

Mr. ALLEY stated 'the case for the prosecutors, who are
eminent silk-mercers and manufacturers. The prisoner
was charged with forging, not only the bill, but the indorse-
ment. • ,
The prisoner being called on for his defence, proceeded
to read a long written, paper, in which I+ disowned all
knowledge of the forgery, having taken the bill in payment
for goods of one Charles Robinson—Not Guilty.
William Currie, aged I'7, was found guilty of embezzling
money to the amount of 8/. Bs., the property of Wynne
Ellis, his employers—Tiansported for seven years.
London, England, 1826-09-19

English Officers, who say that they are the best seamen in
the universe, and that if their navy was well directed, it
would become in a short time, . capable of the greatest
things. It would then be a powerful auxiliary to the nation
who should have the generosity,. either directly or indi-
rectly, to. succour Greece."
General Roche then recommends the fOrmation of a

corps of European volunteers of two or 3,000 men, the
command of which should be given to an officer of well
tried merit and reputation in Europe. He proposes the
means of forming such a corps, by sending detachments of
50, 60, 80, or 100 men, at different times, to the Isle of
Salamis in the gulf of Corinth, where they could be exer-
cised in an entrenched camp, and from whence they might
repair to -Attica or the Peloponnesus, as circumstances
might require. He gives an interesting account of the
causes which led to the almost total dissolution of the
corps assembled, and partly disciplined by Colonel Fabvier,
after its ill-judged and unfortunate expedition to Carysto,
in the island of Eubcea, in order to show how similar re-
sults are in future to be avoided; and he concludes by the
following encouraging view of passing and approaching
events

" I know the bravery of the Greeks; .the presence of
the Turks in Attica need not excite extreme alarm. They
will plunder, they will burn, they will slay, but they will
not be able to maintain themselves in Attica any more
than Ibrahim Pacha in the Morea. If the European Com-
mittees, coining effectually to the relief of the Greeks,
place at Lord Cochrane's disposal the steam-vessels which
I have mentioned, this gallant sailor in less than 18 months
will destroy the Turkish and Egyptian fleets, and Ibrahim,
deprived of their aid; will be compelled to submit to any
conditions imposed upon him, and will give up all the for-
tified places which he occupies in the Morea .to obtain the
liberty of returning to. his own country. I must add,
however, that it is necessary not to forget the procuring of
provisions, of which the Greeks of the Continent stand
most in want."

PRICES OF STOCKS THI
Bank Stock shut
9 per Cent. Red shut
3iier Cent. Cons Bo7i %%16
3 per Cent,
tto Red. shut
4 per Cent. New SXSY, 5,A%
Ditto, Scrip
Bank Long Ann.
India Stock -
Ditto Bonds 28 25 27 pm.

DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK.

South Sea Stock
Old Annuities
New Ditto
Ex. Bing. £l,OOO 2d. 16 14 15 pm.
Ditto 5OO 2d. 16 14 15 pm.
'Ditto Small
Ditto Advertised
Bank for Account
India for Account
Cons. for Account ...... ...
London, England, 1826-09-19

EAST INDIA SHIPPING.

The Broxbournebury, Fewson, from China, arrived off the
Lizard 15th instant ; she sailed 11th April, in company with the
henry Porcher, Thompson; left Angier 21st May, in company
with the Charles Pewit, from China to London, her rudder had
been: substantiaq fitted ; on the 28th May, off the Cross Islands,
experienced a brisk gale and heavy sea ; the leak of the Charles
Grant not increasing above two and a half inches per hour ; part-
ed company the following day, she resolved to prosecuteter voyage
to London; on the sth July, on the extreme south of the Agnates,
spoke the Thomas, Scattingood, from China ; she reported hav-
ing spoke the Charles Grant a week previous, all well--conti-
nual northerly gales increasing on the 12th April to a perfect
hurricane, but fortunately of short duration. On the Ist ult. ar-
rived at St. Helena ; on the 2d the Europe, Trion, arrived with
loss of boats and leaky, in the gale of the 12th July, considerably
west of the Cape. On the 8d the American brig Palmer arrived
with damage, and loss of stern boats; the Palmer spoke the
Elizabeth, of London, from the Mauritius, on the 4th July,
left St. Helena, on the 3il, when a ship WAS standing in, sup-
posed to be the Lady East; on the 16th alt, in let. 13. N. long.
24, spoke the Mary from Liverpool to Rio de Janeiro; on the 23d
inst. lat. 18. long. .29. the Fortune, Bombay, to Greenock
(left Bombay June 4th) 26th July; off the Cape, the .11aretto
from Bengal, with foremast sprung and other damage ; on the
Bth inst. in lat 46, long. 19, the Deborah, from Liverpool to
Boston.
London, England, 1826-09-19

PRICE OF IRISH

Bank Stock
Gov. Stock, 3% per cent. B4A
Ditto, New
4 per Cent. 93ItS
Gov. Deb. 336 per cent
Consols, 3 per cent
Royal Canal Stock
Grand Canal Stock
City Deb. 4 per cent. -
Ballast Office Deb. 4 per cent. -

MA
Arrived. Due.
O America 0
O Brazil 0
O Buenos Ayres
O Do►utghadee 0
1 Dublin

0 Flanders
1 France
1 Gottenbargli 1

Arrived. Due.
1 Guernsey& dewy 0
1 Hamburg,* 0
O Holland 0
O Jamaica
O Leeward l Alands 0
O Lisbon
O Malta
1 Waterford

1.111311 WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW.
Morning l2lninutes otter 4. Evening 28 minutes after 4.
London, England, 1826-09-19

AT ONE 0 CLOCK.
Paid. Per Share,
£65 15 111,i 15
15
_2B

5
10
iy lO

,TOCKS, SEPT. 16.
St. Patrick Insur. (per share)
Royal Irish Ditto
National Ditto
Patriotic Ditto
Hibernian Bank
Provincial Ditto
Royal Irish Mine
Imperial Mine '
Mining Co. of Ireland l3(
Commercial Buildings
London, England, 1826-09-19

PRICES OF FOREIGN F
Austrian Bonds, 5 per cent,
Brazilian Bonds 66% 5
Buenos Ayres Bonds
Milian Bonds, 6 per, ct. 43
Colombian Bonds
Ditto,, IBA .36g 64

DanA, 3 per cent. -
Greek Bonds
Ditto, 1825 13 1234 1334 13
Guatemala
Mexican Bonds 54
Do. 1825

PRICES OF SHARES

Anglo Mexican Mining Company
Brazilian Mining Company
Potosi La Paz and Peruvian Assoc
Guardian Assurance Company
General Steam Navigation Compai
London, England, 1826-10-03

'NDS AT ONE 0 CLOCK.

Neapolitan, 1824 • "
Peruvian Bonds —
Portuguese Bonds —
Prussian, 5 per cent.
Ditto, New
Russian, New, 5 p. c
Spanish, 1821 10%
-----: 182:1 —
French Rentes, 5 p. c —f. —c.
---'—• Exchange —I —a,
---- 3 per cent. —t —c.
--Exchange

AT ONE 0 CLOCK.
Paid. Per Share.
£2O 3f;
15 4

,TOCKS, SEPT. 30.
St. Patrick Incur. (per share) 3%
R0y.41 Irish Ditto

kaitenal Ditto
Patriotic Ditto
Hibernian Bank 173,3
Provincial Ditto

Royal Irish Mine
Imperial Mine
Mining Co. of Ireland
Commercial Buildings

Due.

Guernsey & Jersey 2
O Hamburg!) " 0
1 Holland 1
O Jamaica 0
0 Leeward Islands ti 0
O Lisbon
O Malta
2 Waterford 0
London, England, 1826-10-03

LATEST NEWS FROM MEXICO.

Letters have been received from the City of Mexico of the 15th
of July (via Rotterdam), stating that they were hourly expecting
the Ilunar frigate at Vera Cruz, and that a further amount of
specie (in addition to that arrived at the latter port) was on the
eve of being sent off, and that the Guard had been appointed for
the purpose of convoying it to Vera Cruz.

THE FUNDS.

CITY, Twelve ea' Clock.

Although there were not any important transactions in the
English Funds, yet the market hears a firm appearance ; Consols
opened this morning at 79i 80 for money, and 80 for account ;
some business has since been done at 80 for the former, 80-k for
the latter, and 80 ti for . November. in the Foreign Funds
Mexican Bonds. are 60i; Colombian, 1824, 84 4, with a flat
market ; and Chilian, from 36 to 37 ; Greek Bonds, 13i 14. There.
is scarcely.any inquiry in the Mining speculations ; Brazilian are,
.rather lower, and about.] per Cent. worse, being 12 13 pm. Day
after day the schemes seem closing, and we perceive an advertise-
ment has been inserted in the papers, culling a meeting to
determine whether the Chilian and Peruvian Mining Association
shall continue their undertaking or be dissolved ; a like notice, also
to the same effect, has. been made as to the Chilian Mining Aiso •
London, England, 1826-10-03

COUNTRY DIARY, THUMDAY, Or?, 5,

J. Bardsley, Neaten-Norris, at the BullteleyArtns, Stockport
Bentley and Fogg, Eccles—White's, Manchester 3
J. Cullen, Liverpool—Mr. Leather's, Liverpool
G. Cussons, Alancbester—Whiteiv, Alauchester ............ 11
J. Dinham, Exeter—Globe, Exeter
Francis and Wetmough, Whitchurch—liou, Allitelturch ll
J. 11. iidiill—Lion, Bristol
10
S. Ilarrison, Matiehester—George, Liverpool ............... 1
J. mut, Holywell—Bell, Holy well ........................... 11
J. B. Moorman, Newin)rt—Guildliall, Newport
F. Pettis, Newport--Guild, Newport
11
S. Welch, Whitchurch—Lion, Whitelnirch ll
T. W. Williams, Northwich—Crown, Northwieli

Lord Chesterfield (says Lord Orford )
thol directed
a letter'to the late Lord Pembroke, w.ho was always
swimming :--,.." To the Earl of Pembroke, in the
Thames, over apinst Whitehall." this dire nctio
was sure of finding him within a certain number of
fathoms.

e hear stated, upoo
lOth instant,
W it _. I
pretty goon authority, that
the present Chairman of the Stamp-board, Mr. nedg-
wick, with Mr. Commissioner Hallam ti
TC rtl on die
and that the Chief Commissionership
is to be given gi,, a brother of the Earl of Galloway.
Various reforms and retrenchments are recommended,
the
them a curta of number of
and amongst,
Conunk,toners, widt h willil inment future be five instead
of seven ; and the seven clerks are to be reduced to
, ,
four. it 15 :use proposed to throw open the stamp
business to the public, and the department issuing
Stamps for law proceedings, and what is called law-
.
statwnery, will be carried on as in the ordinary way of
a shop. Other alterations are enumerated, and the
whole is calculated to produce a saving of WNW.
a-year.--Morning Paper.
London, England, 1826-10-03

EXCHANGES.

HAMBURGPI, SEPT. 29.—N0 list printed, being Michaelmas-
lay. Done on London at 24 months, 36 74 money.
STOCKHOLM, Sr.a 22.-75 days, 12 32.
BERLIN, San. 26.—Three months, 7. 0
Bina, SEPT. 18.-10 1-16.
VIENNA, SEPT. 20. Three months, 10 B.

ell-lILIAN MINING ASSOCIATION.-
vi Notice is hereby given, That at an EXTRAORDINARY
MEETING of the DIRECTORS, held on the 29th day of
SEPTEMBER instant, specially called for the purpose, it was
Resolved, That the Directors do recommend to the Proprietors to
DISSOLVE the ASSOCIATION, and that an EXTRAOR-
DINARY GENERAL MEETING of the PROPRIETORS
he held on the 16th day of OCTOBER next to consider such
recommendation, and pass or 'reject a Resolution to dissolve the
Association.

And Notice is hereby further given, That such Meeting will be
held at the CITY of LONDON TAVERN, Bishopsgate-street,
at One o'Clock precisely, on the said 16th of OCTOBER next.
As by the Clause of the Deed of Settlement, thirty Proprietors
must be present to constitute a General Meeting, the attendance
of every Proprietor is particularly requested on this occasion.
SAMUEL CARDOZO, jun., Secretary.
Winchester House, Sept. 30, 1826.

PRICES OF STOCKS THL
Bank Stock shut
3 per Cent. Red shut
3 per Cent. Cons.
3% per Cent.
Ditto Red. shut
4 per Cent. New %lA. sili )ti
Ditto, Scrip -
Rank bong Ann.
India Stock 239
Ditto Bond. 4O pm.

PRICES OF SHARES

Brazilian Mining Company
Pasco Peruvian Mining Company

ILS.
I Arrived.
London, England, 1826-10-03

POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

MANSION-H(HISE.-,..yesterday Ott ease respecting Mr.
Willis, jun.
,came on before the Lord Mayor. Alderman Lucas
Was accidentally present, at the time. 'Elie Justice-room, ‘uld the
Hall of the Atansion-houstrwere crowded during the day ; sngreat
were the beat and the pressure, that Mr. Johl4 Wilkis, the com-
plainant in the case, was obliged to go away before the business
commenced, in consequence of the delicate state of his health.
Mr. Alley attended: for Mr. Wilke and Mr. Adolphus for Mr.
Nerbeke mid: the gentletnen stated to have been concerned in
_ _ - - -

taking violent Possession of Mr. \Yaks's house, and of having
acted riotously"there.'
-Mr. At.t.i.v stated that his client had withdrawn, because he
was overpowered by
tae heat of tac Justice-room,
which IVB.S
crowded almost to suffocation. His presence, -however, was not
necesel upon the occasion,' be• (Mr. Alley) was there to re-
present Jim. There
were; he understood, many affidavits given
in, -proving that forcible entry, bad been made into the pre-
°ll4l Of Mr' Wilk', and mentioning other particulars relative to
the conduct pursued with reaped to that gentlemen. • An agree-
ment had been entered into between Mr. 'Wilke and Mr. Verbeke,
that an officer should attend at the house, in order to see that no
riot took place. The, charge against Mr. Verbeke cotnpreletuled
riot, RS Weil as violent entrance into the premises, and detention
of them.

Mr. ADOLPH US, Who, as well As Mr. Alloy, was a stranger
to what bail ne2urreil at the J„Atiee-roan on the former day Of
investigation into this ease, eXprelSed Some surprise at hearing the
charge of riot.
The IAtu.MAYInt gail4 that if the ebargeoif nLu
of riot ,
be
gone into, he should wish to have the benefit of Ai
co-operation in deciding upon the case.
Ale. Alley said, that Mr. Adolphus had anticipated him, in
situdibg to the Charge of riot, as he ( Mr. Alley) certainly intend-
ed to call *TO the Lord Mayor to. bold Mr. Verbeke and his
friends to bail, for the two»fold offence of violently entering and
taking possession of Mr. Wilkes house' and of tsumnitting a riot
there. All Mr. Wilke desired, was to have peaceable posy ion
of hie house, end to vindicate the injury which the public had SUffr
Woad through him, by the violence exwii,odio depriving him of
his property.
--e made application also to the Lord Mayoi to
lance Mr. Verbeke's servant to leave the house, ,in which he had
14411 placed by his matter, At the awe time, no objection eQuI
London, England, 1826-10-03

ADJOURNED LONDON SESSIONS.

GUILDHALL—('.as DAY.)
This was the second adjourned day of these Sessions.
KING V. EWENS AND OTHERS.

John Ewens, George Hill, James Hansoomb, and Rohl.
Wiblin, were indicted for an assault upon the person of Jas.
Hodges King. It appeared that Mr. King went to White-
cross-street Prison, to see some person there, on the 31st
of July last, where he saw Ewins, who was confined there
at his suit, for debt. Ewins asked him if he would let him
out, provided he would give him'a sovereign. He refused,
and immediately afterwards Ewins incited the three other
defendants, with other prisoners, to assist him in laying
hold of Mr. King, whom they violently assaulted.
The .defendants called a number of fellow-prisoners,
who only made bad worse.
The Jury immediately found the whole four guilty of
the asiault.
The sentence of the Court was, that Ewins, who ap-
peared to have been the ringleader, should be confined for
three calendar months, Wiblin two, and Hill two, in the
and Ilanscorab for one, in iltspur-
House of Correction,
street Compter.
Matthew Ryan and Elizabeth Ryan, alias Cloudsley,
were indicted in one count for keeping a house of ill-fame,
and in another count for keeping a disorderly house,
No. 23, Seacoal-lane, in the parish of St. Sepulchre.
Mr. ADouniUS stated the case to the Jury. He would
have no difficulty in proving the case against the de-1
fendants, who had been in custody for some time. It was
baect:sreeeonf
lasna:sdt,lll6eino.us nature.
Two children one between 14 and 15, and the other
ed in this house. Mantes , that the 0118 e. as common pr
The constables of
years old, deposed that they had lodg..
defend-
ants al) neared as the master and mistress, tun,t that they
received the money paid both for the lodgings and by the
men who Were
a
ccommodated there.
lime and the parish proved its notoriety as a
house of ill f
in it. rePeetetdhartobebhaerrfeess ha had
ng beenbee
been committed
the
watch-houie of

The male prisoner said he had g p
iven u the house, b
n
had no desire to return to the neighbourhood. The femalead
was his servant. The female
phe could, whilst in it ; risoner stated, that she
she
ad
managed the house as well as s
took the situation with a view to support herself and her
two fatherless children.
The Jury returned a verdict of guilty against
prisoners.
The COURT sentenced Matthew 11.yan in( consideration
of having been imprisoned alreadyboth
seven weeks), to be
confined In the House of Correction from this te, for
nine, and the female for four, calendar months, and there
to be kept t 9 Wird labour.
London, England, 1826-10-03

day and night. In front of, and below the steps of the
Shoe Soudan, in the Kyan-dau-Sheen Chou!try, an
English chief and soldierspere observed. We tried to
get an entrance to the chiefs ; but on account of the strict
guard of the sentries, we could not go near them ; but we
took three muskets, two swords, and one pouclywhile the
soldiers were sleeping.
On the 21st of July we departed.
London, England, 1826-09-26

COVENT-GARDIIN.

The Tragedy (such as it is) of Pizarro, together with
the amusing Afterpiece of Charles the Second, were se-
leered last night for performance at the opening of this
Theatre. Mr. Young was the Ralles of the evening; and,
with the exception of a slight apparent irritation in his
manner, proceeding from an injudicious interruption in the
fourth act on the part of the audience, gave great effect' to
the high-spirited and chivalrous Peruvian. The piece
itself is taken from a betiatiful little taleby Marmontelbenti-
tled the " Incas of Peru ;" but to those acquainted with
the original, possesses very inferior claims on attention.
It is far too full of clap-trap, and: sentiments not of a
healthy character ; but a sickly sort of spurious *implicit),
which is the admiration of the school-boy ; but the con-
tempt of the adult. Mr. Cooper (who we grieve to state
has an injudicious taste In wigs, a defect the more to be
regretted, inasmuch as it is the wisest part of his head),
wal the Alonzo of the evening, a character well suited to
his mediocrity. Mr. Egerton represented • the King, and
Mrs. Fawcit—or rather her lungs—Elrira, which is per-
fectly correct, seeing that the part throughout is " vox
et prteterea nihil."—ln the After-piece of Charles the Se-
cond, Kemble was as mercurial as ever in the Monarch,
and Jones as characteristic in Rochester. The former (not
his representative but the King himself), affords a singular-
instance of undeserved celebrity. He has gone down to
posterity as an emblem of every jovial, generous, and
good-hearted feeling, whereas it would be difficult in the
annals of royal depravity to find a more finished reprobate.
As a monarch, he was a traitor to his country; a pen-
sioner of France--as a husband, despotic and hypocri-
tical--mss a friend, ungrateful and mercenary—aa
father heartless—all a man, an epitome of all that
is detestable in our nature. His good-humour, he
w..
ever, which after all was only the heartless levity
of libertinism, has redeemed him, and to
this
cinating quality Mr. C. Kemble gave the highest fu..effect. The character of Mary ;
.ntrodu possible
ced Miss Glover
(a pretty girl) to the notice of a London
audience. She
was favourably received, and did every justice •
that the
nature of her part would allow. On the
formances of the evening were highly whole, the pit
satisfactory, auttli_
from the talent of the Manager we may augur favoorist.
of the season, we would say
there is every reason to ann
cipate a sueoessful one.
London, England, 1826-09-26

THE FUNDS.

CITY, Twelve eaock.
There is scarcely any transaction this morning in the
nEnglishso_.
Funds, Consols opened at 80k went to 8011, and are w
for the account ; Exchequer Bills are 15 16 ; India Bonds, 27
9 pm. There has been nothing of noveltyfor a
in the Foreign Funds
worthy of,notice, even Mexican Bonds are almost stationary,
wonder ; they opened at 61f been
to the only alteration has
to 61i f ; Chiliau Bends seem to wear a heavy appearance, and
are lower,
in consequenceof the fear which is entertained that the
next dividend will not be forthcoming ; this security, which was
43 4 two days since, is now 36 to. Shares are quite forgot and
it is at length difficult to quote prices of sehemes, so little business
is doing in them, and those must be nearly nominal.
Three per Cent. Consols, 80k ; Ditto for Account, 801 i;
India Stock, 240 ; India 4 per Cent. Bonds, 27 9 pm. ; Exchequer
Bala, 15 16 pm..
lloasia6 FuNns.—Brazilian, 64 6; Buenos Ayres, 60 2;
2. -•ldijan, 38.40 ; Colombian, 1824,351 6 ; Mexican 5 per Cent.,
40
2 ; Ditto 6 per Cent., 61i ; Danish, 57f 81; Peruvian,
8 ; Portuguese, '74 5; G , 13i. 14 ; Russian, 82i 3i;
Spanish
, iI
Ilinirs.Anglo Mexican, 110 45 die.; United Mexican, 14
13 dis. ; Naco Peruvian, 11 10 dis. ; Brazilian, 8 9 pm. ;
blb pm. ; Bolivar I 3 Colombian 6 r
Share; Real del Monte, 00 ;; Pe
814Anxs.ritish Iron corn
Liierpool Rail-way, 4 3 dis. tinny' 80 26 dis. ; 'Manchester and

Consols 80i sellers i Four per Cepti. ZTwo o' Clock.
, f. 4
61ii ; Colombian, 35f 6; Real del Monte)&,
90 dis.
; Mexican Bonds,
TEAR, ' 0' CZ 0 C.K.
A very considerable sale in Consuls has just been
made (200,000/. a 801), and which has
sent them
down to 80, sellers.

FOUR o'CLOCK—CLOSING PRICES.
Consols 79 8Q Danish Bonds 584.
Do. for Ac Greek Do. 1825 fai
Brazilian Bonds 65 Mexican Do. 1825, Ci
Buenos Ayres D0..._ Peruvian Do.
Chilian Do. 40 Itussian Do. 821
Columbian, 1824, 351 Spanish Do. 10i

Sir
Walter Scott, it is reported, is shortly to be
married to a lady of immense wealth. Mr. Bruce,
who, under the patronage of the late Lord Melville,
Ifcams Professor of
,Logic in the University of Edin-
hur4ll, and afterwards Historiographer to the East
India Company, and lastly, in conjunction with Sir
Hunter Blair, Printer to the King for Scotland,
lately died, leaving behind him, to a maiden sister,
'm immense fortune, some say of three hundred thou-
sand pounds. The worthy Baronet, it is reported, has
SuccessfUlly made love to this accomplished lady, who,
ocher part, insists on his receiving from her, ffire
rriago, one hundred thousand pounds to clear his
incumbratices. Who, after this, will say, that the
cl6hate of Scotland cold ?
;,.
London, England, 1826-09-26

EAST /NDTA TdOtiSg, Aud. t
TIRE COURTofDIRECTORS ofthe UNITED
COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENGLAND Trad-
ing to the EAST INDIES do hereby give Notice,
That a Quarterly General Court of the said Company will be
helfi at their House in Leadenhall-street, on WIDWZSDAY, the
Septev.ther next, at eleven o'clock in the forenoon.
JOSEPIf DART, Secretary.

EAST INDIA HOUSE, SEPT. 13, 1926.
E COURT ofDIRECTORS ofthe UNITED
-I- COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENGLAND Trad-
ing tc. the EAST INDIES, do hereby give Notice,
That the QUARTERLY GENERAL COURT of the said
CniPANY appointed to be held at this House on WZDNESDAY,
tb .27th instant, is made SPECIAL, for the purpose of sub-
omitting for confirmation a Resolution of the General Court of
;the 21st June, approving the Resolution of the Court of Direc-
- tors of the 3d May last, providing that Captain Michael, of the
Madras Establishment, upon his resigning the Military Service,
iu order that he may continue to act as Mahratta Translator to
the Tanjore Commissioners in England, in which capacity he re-
ceives a,Salary of 6821. 10s. per ann. shall be granted, upon the
terms and conditions therein stated, a continuance of that Salary
for Life: and further providing, that whenever the period sfraii
• arrive, at which. if Captain Michael had continued in thr"'Aiiii.
tag Service, he would have succeeded to the command of a Re_
y
„giment and a share of the Offleckonings, the %id Salar of
682/. 10s. per annum shall be increased from gist date to 1,0504
par 4innum for Life.
Copy of the Resolution before mer;tioned, together with the
Documents upon which it has, beep formed, are open for the in-
spection of the Proprietors at tli;,o House.
JOSEPH DART, Secretary.
London, England, 1826-09-26

SADLEnfs WELLS.

This entertaining place of Summer resort is about
to close, after one of the most successful seasons it has
ever known. The present Managers hare been un-
ceasing in their efforts to procure novelty. It has long
been found that the aquatic exhibitions which have
been represented here were productive of very unplea-
sant consequences to the performers; indeed, it is said
that the elder Grimaldi attributed much of his present
indisposition to the damps which have arisen from the
passage of the New River under the stage, which has
now been checked. As a substitute however, for
this amusement, the proprietors have this season
inclosed the space in front of the Theatre, and
with the assistance of some very clever boys, and
equally clever ponies, got up a species of pony race,
the result of which has fully answered all the anticipa.
tions of the proprietors. They have also adopted a
system of changing the pieces more frequently than
hitherto, so that the irdiabitants in this populous guar-
ter of the town have had a greater opportunity of Avit-
neseing exhibitions of this nature than has previously
been permitted them. M. GoufFe, the celebrated
Island Ape, has been engaged at a considerable ex-
pence, and plays fbr the first time on Thursday next.
London, England, 1826-03-28

that it is the peculiar vocation of any
country to supply its neighbours With apparel
a►ld utensils, and to depend upon them in
return for its supply of bread, and that thus the
world might be beneficially divided into separate
nations of manufacturers and agriculturists, ac-
cording to the degree in which their taxes re-
spectively were high or low, their mechanical
skill more or less perfect, their capital more or
less. abundant, or their populatinn more or less
dense. These are the opinions which would
counteract that benevolent and beautiful contriv-
ance of nature, by means of which a constant
supply of food is guaranteed to mankind.
London, England, 1826-03-28

[NEW TIMES.]

Yesterday was a close holiday at 11w Bank,
and in both the English and Foreign Stock Ex..
change. At an early hour, notwithstanding
there was a considerable assemblage of Brokers'
Jobbers on the Royal Exchange, but very little
business was done. A report prevailed tl►at the
Private Secretary of the Duke of Wellington
arrived in town last night, and it was stated,
that he had returned for further instructions.
This report appeared, however, to produce little
or no effect upon the speculatart,
London, England, 1826-03-28

FRENCII PAPERS.

(Frain the Rtoilet. dated Sunday.)
PAHA, MAUCH ‘2.—betters from Corfu, of
February 17, say that the Capkan rtacha is re.!
called at the desire of Ibrahim Paella, who us-,
cribes to him the bad success of the attacks upon
Missolonghi. It was reported' that Ibrahim in-
tended to attempt another attack on the With.
The hint accounts from Bucharest bring no
news. General Guilleminot passed through that
place on the atir of March. When be left eon-
SW11(111004', which was on tln 17th Feb., Mr. Strut-
ford Canning had not yet arrived in that city.
A telegraphic dispatch. from Stritsbourg, dated
the. 24th instant, announces that Count Guillemi.
not arrived in that city the day before, and would
sPt out for Paris on the '24th, in the evening.
The Constitutionna gives to•day flews (von) Rio
tie Janeiro, of the l'2,th of January, received by
si hat channel does not appear. The last letters
received at Havre are of the lOth; the English
Journals give DO more recent news. It is but
too 'easy to see that these are but repetions of all
that has been said this month past Of the troubles
at•ltio de j anvil o, which had compelled the Em

peror to quit the capital.
The Mode, as welt as the other Journals,
gives the particulars of the sudden death of
Mite Nlattbieu ,de Montmorency, while of
churCh. His obsequies were to take place on
Monday.
PAnts, MARCH. !a—About fifteen days ago
the police seized Softie busts and little statues in
bronze of Napoleon in the possession of a dealer
curiosities in the passage Vivienne. The affair
wax brought before the Authorities, when the
,Council" determined that there was not a Case for
prosecution.
Thct friends of science will learn with pleasure
-the arrival at Havre of the two young Swiss gen.
tlemen,lviessrs. Iteuggeur and Lonchamp. More
successful than our celebrated naturalist, they
4,scllped from Paraguay, where they had been
detninied for several years by the Dictator of that
country,• Doctor Francia, who 'granted them a
passport, which would serve them only for a few
hours, and. that
at the loss of the greatest part of
'their valuable collections. The remaining part,
however, and particularly the information which
they bring respecting the mysterious Government
of the Dictator of Paraguay, wilt compensate to
Europe and themselves fur the sacrifices they
have been obliged to make.
INT:NCH FUNDs.—P4BI,I. MAUCH 25,--Five per Cent',
VW. M.—Three per Cents. I; tr. HiSc.—lnank Stock, 2,000 f.—
Rento de Naples, 72Y. sc.—Hoyt-11 vanish Loan, 44f. Iloytinn
Loan, 760f.-1-.l4xchtnme a ',Amion, one month, 26f. 70c. ;
three maths, 25f, 46c.--( Cour: Atalicialque.)
London, England, 1826-03-28

[THE REPRESENTATIV

The Marquis of Waterford, the Governor of the'
county, has called a meeting of Magistrates, to
inquire into the particulars of this mob ;- and the
Waterford Chronicle calls this proceeding, on the
part of his Lordship, tarrying things with a high
hand ! In the mean time the Roman Catholic
Association is proceeding with its usual labours
in Dublin. At this last meeting, they were
occupied in considering whether they should
censure their Secretary or not, for some
want of activity In not forwarding their
petition. A scene of the usual rioting, in
which .Mr. Lawless, and other equally cele-
brated men, took a share, occurred. `One gen-
tleman described another gentleman's motion as
a " sneaking" one ; and another designated
the law under which their operations are a
little crippled as an Algerine act. It is, how-
ever, not worth while to talk of the farce carry-
ing on in the Association, while such a tragedy,
as the extracts we have made from their favou.
rite paper prove to be preparing in this country,
is drawing on. Ireland still stands in need of
the careful attention of the statesmen of this
country.
London, England, 1826-10-04

THE FUNDS.

CITY, Tway. .'Cloth.
openedi a with: more
which life,
This morning 'the British market
and considerable hilliness has been effectetl
opened at 801 1 fur the account, and a shade lower for mon
but they rose rapidly to 801 1 for Oct., and SOl 1 for Nov. ey'
count, with a good market and extremely firm ; Mexican Bo glade's
rose nearly I per Cent. late in the afternoon of yesterday, in con-
sequence of the intelligence arriving of a further amount in specie
being on the eve of being forwarded from the City of Mexico for
Vera Cruz, to be shipped by the Hussar frigate, which may be
expected shortly here from the latter port. The price of 6 per
Cent. Bonds have still further advanced this morning, and are
621 ; Colombian are rather better, 344 5i ; Chilian Bonds alto
have improved, and arc 37 8. The favourable accounts received
relative to the Tlalpuxallua Mine has caused a rapid rise, and they
are quoted at 20 to 30 pus. ; Brazilian Mines are rather lower, at
101 111 pm.
Three per Cent. Consols, 8(11 1; Ditto for Account, 801 1;
Ditto for November, 80t 3 i India 4 per Cent. Bonds, 302 pm. ;
Exchequer Bills, 16 17 pm.
Foaztas Fusroc—Brazilian, 65 fl ; Buenos Ayres, 60 1;
Chilian, 87
50 ,?' 8 ; Colombian, 1824, 341 5 ; Mexican 5 per Cent.,
;iS ; Ditto 6 per Cent., 81 i ; Peruvian, 27 8 ; Greek,
19 1,4 ; Rtissian, 83 k; Danish, 561 7 ; Spanish, 101 i.
...---Abgio Mexican,2' 471 die. • United Mexican, 14
14 46., .
Bolivar s. Brazilian, I I 13 pm. ; Tlalpuxahtia, 20 30 pm. ;
, 1 t
100 diii. Inn. ; Colombian, 6 6 per Share ; Real del Mout*,

Two o' Clod.
Console hare touched 1101 b y but in consequence of some
heavy sales, both f -1 u- ent; receded to 80. a eel-
Exchequer Bills 164 17 ; snaditto,
or moue), and account, they
Jere, but are now buyers
at that price. Four per cents. 95i ;
52 pm. •; Mexican Bonds, 61 til ; Colombian, 34i i• In Shares
little or no alteration, exce-t
P mail Mines, which have advanced
to 14 preunutn. 17 to 22; India Bonds SO

Consols, 80a i, for the D
AcTcOHLE.R
FOUR o'CLOCK-- G CLOSIN PRICES.
Consols 80.1 a 0' CL 0 CX.
anish Bonds
Do. for At.. 80a 4 Greek Do. 1825 14
Brazilian Bonds 611 Mexican Do. 1825, 61/
Buenos Ayres Do. 61 Peruvian Do. 27/
Chilian Do. 37i Russian Do. 83*
Columbian, 1824., 35 Spanish Do. 1O
London, England, 1826-10-04

PRICES OF SHAREI

Bolanos Mining Company
Brazilian Mining Company
Tialpuzahua Mining Company

COURSE OF EXCH)
Amsterdam C.F. 12 7
Ditto, at sight
Rotterdam 2U. 12 8
Antwerp l2 8
Hamburgh 234 U. 17 6
Altona 234 U. 37 7
Paris' 3 days' sight
Ditto 2 U. 25 95
Bordeaux 25 95
Berlin

Frankfort on Maipe, Ex.M. 155
Petersburgb, ride 3 Us. Si,'
Vienna, effective 11 2 M. 10 25
Trieste do
Madrid 33,4
- Cadiz
Rllboa 33ii
/Incelona Ti
Seville 33
Gibraltar 45

MA
Arrived. Due.
0 America 0
0 Brasil ' 0
0 Buenos Ayres
0 Donaghadee 0
1 Dublin
0 Flanders 0
' 0 France
1 Oottenburgh 0
___

HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW.
darning....... 24 minutes after 4. Evening ....... 47 minutes after 4,
London, England, 1826-10-04

FlN'SliurtY CITA.PEL.

This Chapel, which is building for the reception of the Rev.
Alexander Fletcher, is now so nearly completed, that Mil. F. an-
nounced from his pulpit on Sunday, that in all probability they
would be able to begin the public worship there in six weeks from
'that time; and that on Monday evening the first Meeting should
take place in Finsbury Chapel, for the letting of the seats or
pews. Accordingly the doors were open that evening from six
till nine o'clock, for that purpose. A great number of people
attended, and made their choice of sittings ; shareholders of, and
donors to the chapel, having had the preference of chosing their
situations. The chapel is probably the handsomest building, ex-
ternally and internally, of any dissenting place of worship in
London.
London, England, 1826-10-04

POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

MANSION-HOUSE.—Yesterday Mr. Alley attended, with
witnesses in Mr. Wilkes case, to identify the parties who entered
the house in 'import of Mr. Verheke's claim.
The witnesses were re-examined. One of Mr.' Wilks's agents
was exceedingly diligent in prompting the principal witness, for
which the Lord Mayor reprehended him.

. .
Mr. Allay examined the servant-girl, with the view of showing
that Dr. Mitchell was concerned in supporting the parties who
obtained possession. After anxious inquiry, to connect the doctor
with them, all that could be obtained was, a statement that he
bad, on the morning after possession was obtained, spoken through
the window to the parties in the house.'

The LORD Mayon rejected the charge as against the. Doctor.
He said, Mr. Verbeke was at that time in peaceable possession,
and any one might speak to those who had, at least, a colourable
right. He should hold no one to bail except those who were en-
gaged in taking possession of the premises.
His Lordship, in dismissing the case, observed, that as Oliver
Cromwell said of " Sir Harry Vane," he would say, " Meows.
Wilk' and Verbeke, Messrs. Wilke anti Verbeke, the Lord
deliver me from MessrA. Was and Verbeke."—(Laughter.)

Mr. Verbeke was not in the Justice-room at the time, and Mr.
Alley said, he should not wait, to oppose bail. Mr. Verbeke
came in soon after, and the bail was given. lie said, that what-
ever Opinions, might be formed, he should not quit the security
he had on the premises. The charge of riot was, he said,
ridiculous. ilk could be applicable to any one, it was to
:ferein.:itiwksn'smowert:
comeservants.in.
Possession was obtained peaceably.
Ten ;annuli after, the servant girl began to scream out, on
441414 lose her lace, for lettiSnhgetheexmclaiiiim,"edand "that
went s
to
a
(low anti tzllectepd a crowd. lie should be ready to prove
thehe w then
in.
,that six or
ei
or seven men were in readiness, but for the apprehen-
,btai of tu useof he arms, to retake by force that which had beez,
Boa peaceably. ,

The aceountai
T
in the repetition ,t,ra all
parts of the country concur
viving trade and extveri favourable statements of a m-
jrass„. soinewel:( jug employment for the work-
ingalone wanted to give ;it
Wakefield
Lakeee,des.,
'i'l►ese
extension to the Indus-
of ►Wore co►ifidenee appears
try of the countri. adviees include the towns
0i Manchester, I lackh
Urn
_Huddersfield, Brad-
ford, Macclesfield, and
to nhalvde;
tin all an obvious
it is considered as likely to be per
;emprovement is admitted
taken place, and
matient.—Striffordshire Advertiser.
though not rapid,
London, England, 1826-10-04

PRICES OF STOCKS TIII
Bank Stock shut
3 per Cent. Red shut
3sr Cent. Cons. 80%%%
per Cent,
itto Red. shut
4 per Cent, New 055's Ns
Ditto, Scrip
Rank Long Ann.
India Stock -
'Ditto Bonds

PRICES OF FOREIGN F
Austrian Bonds, 5 per cent. —
Brazilian Bonds
Buenos Ayres Bonds 60 i 4 1
Chilian Bonds, 6 per et.... 374 %
Colombian Bonds
Ditto, 1824 34%
Danish, 3 per cent.
Greek Bonds
Ditto, 1825
Guatemala
Mexican Bonds soex div.
Do. 1825 .61%)iM(14: ex div.

DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK.
South Sea Stock
•
Old Annuities
New Ditto
Ex. Bills, £l,OOO 2d. 16 17 pm.
Ditto 5OO 2d. 17 1/4 pm.
Ditto Small
Ditto Commercial
Bank for Account
India for Account
Cons. for Account 80%%1S