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The Sun.
London, England, 1826-07-03

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ty a law Drys more and Lotteries tad for evtr.,
C ARROLL,. CONTRACTOR, ae‘itree the
Public that by hit of Parliament, •
Thieis the Last Drawing,
This is the ,L at Lottery,
This is the Last Chance,
Iltat will ever be preaanted to gain Thirty Thousand PoUnds, by
risking a nitre- trifle.
Tie,,chants ontains,- for the FIRST, LAST, and ONLY time
in the annals of Lotteries,
sIX PRIZES OF XBO,OOO,
&c. &c.
WITH --EVERY TICK ET A PRI E !
Fanning an Aggregate exceeding
£389,000 !
All in One Day, Tuesday, 18th This Month, (July),
WHEN LOTTERIES END FOR EVER.
Ticlata and Shares' sr* no on Sale by CARROLL, (Con-1
tractor), at his Fortunate • Oificee, No. 19, Cornhill ; i, Char-
' ing Croat ; and 96, Oxfoid-Arett. Loudon ; !biro h**ol4,
in a short period, •
4 - Prizes of - £BO,OOO !
4 - Prizes of - - .f 20,000 !
And other Capitals in former Lotteries exceeding
A MILLION STERLING !

SORES, BURNS, SCALDS, WOUNDS:, ULCERS, .k.c.
11\ArARSHALL'S UNIVERSAL CERATE.
i VAL This Cerate will be Mund most etfieucious in every kind
of Wound, Sore, Scald, Burn, Bruise, Eruption, Ulcers of
every denomination, eapeclaUY Sore and Uleer3ted Legs, which
have been healed in so, rapid a manner, dust a new method of
cure has been established by this useful ,Preparition ; Sore
Breasts, Inflammationof the Eyes, &c. Seorbutic-and Canee-
-I.ous !tumours' Erysipelas or St. Anthony's Fire, Ring Worm,
ISore Throats; Chops, Chilblains, kr. 3/..c.
Sold in Boxes at Is. lid. and 2s.- od. by Butlers, Chemists,
4, Cheapside, corner of St. Paul's, London ; h 4, Sackville-
street, Lublin;__ and 73, Princes-street. Edinburgh ; Savory
and Co. 136,. New Bond-street, anti 220; Regent-street ; and
hy the principal"' Medicine Venders throughout the Unitedßing4ont.
R ingclom.
• " Notice.—E. Marshall, respectfully informs the Public,that fi.om the Ist of March, 1026, Mr. Charles Butler has been
her sole Agent for the sale of the above Create, which bears
her name on the label of each Box, as executrix of the
late John Marshall, and a Government Statop with the words
" Charles Butler, 4, Cheaptitle," engraved thereon.
London, England, 1826-07-04

by taking away your lives, the crime with which she
has polluterhiriaV 'WOO itiOthei occasion the
Persian despot consulted the dictates of humanity
still more nobly, Three Athenian spies were disco-
vered in his camp, and brought into his presence.--
Instead of condemning them to die, he permitted
them to take an accurate account of his forces, that
they might spare an unnecessary effusion of blood by
returning home and persuading their countrymen to
submit to the overwhelming force that was march-
ing against them. in Spain, too, the conflict with
the Moors was any thing, but a resemblance to the
murderous 3truggle which now desolates Greece. The
Moors were as generous and chivalrous as the warriors
that were opposed to them. They were at one time masters
of the Peninsula ; but, when the natives rose against
them, they fought for the honour of the Crescent,
and not with the ravenous feelings of the Turks, who
are now devouring the sons and, daughters of Greece,
and fea.sting their eyes, if not their appetites, upon
flesh, like birds and beasts of prey. What common
feelings can. there, be between the people of this, or
any other Christian country, and the agents of that
monstrous' tyranny, whose representative indulges the
malignant passion of desiring the heads, ears, and
!limbs of his mangled subjects to be sent to his paltice,
to glut his sight withal ?
London, England, 1826-07-04

ARGOSTOLI, MAY 4, 1826.

(FROM A coualsrornarr.)
u" You will, of course, have heard that Miesolonghi has fallen
into the handl of the Turks. The Garrison, both male and female,
made a glorious resistance, and 'hewed game to the last. We have
nothing on modern record to equal it, and but very few on ancient
to surpass it. The explosion of the devoted mines far self-de-
struction, whin every other resource failed them, were heard dis-
tinctly in this Island. A column of four hundred of the Garrison
attacked the Turkish lines, determined " to do or die" with sword
is hand. Row many of them escaped is still uncertain, but it is
said not more than seven of them survived the conflict ; the re-
mining part of the garrison perished— fighting to the last. The
women laid aside their natural timidity, arid became heroines, and
fought with desperate courage not surpassed by the men. 1 shall
sen you a more detailed account in a few days, as I have a copy
of the deposition of one of the few that escaped ."
London, England, 1826-07-04

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE,

,xtract of a letter from a Nil Val Officer, on the
imaica station, 17th of May :
We had a little naval Newmarket here the other day, between
Harlequin and Pyladea : at starting with a two or three knot
breeze, the wind on the starboard quarter, Harlequin led; with
a little increase of the breeze right before it. Pyledes took her
turn in a far more decided way; Harlequin with the wind quer-
terly. During this trial one could not help being struck with the
larger spread of canvas shown by the PYledoe. The tug of war at
last came upon a wind—from middling to fresh breezes, under
double reefed topsails, and top-gallant sails—stretching oft, and
then standing iti shore, beating up from Port "loyal to the east end
of the island, when Pyledes, not only stood better up ,under her
MIT*/' but more decidedly best Harlequin that, she had done be-
fore the wind. I should say, she might have spared her, opponent
fore and wizen top-gallant sails, and then have beaten her.
They were then passed by the laity and the decided advantage still
continued on the part of the Pylatles, which was sparing some,
but at this moment, I cannot say, how much, canvas, How does
this agree with Harlequin's efforts at home? She heat Pandora beat all the trial ships--what does this prove in Logic ? Pandora,
The His lately tried her sailing with La Surveillance, an im-
deorientatlairsolonranthtear
thhaedptooher
as W have MI on dig that
manse Preach frigate, which is Lacknewledgell to beat all its con-
trials are sometimes
Commodore Dupolet has had the Jeane d'Arc taken from him for
hie'gellenteY• This would seem odd, consideringAs f
that gay nation. Last year he tried tiu rate of sailing with, s
aga
was so beaten by the Hussar, that in badinage he passed under her
stern, and told Captain Harris he really could not wear his broad
best
nefhmit.en, Thar
pendant under such circumstances, while in sieht of ill. Hussar,
and actually hauled it down. it might be carrying the thing too
fir; but, recollecting whit a fine old John Bull Frenehman Du-
polet is, I shall be trul sorry if the report prove, trtis Great
activity still prevails anyenha ; but chiefly, I think, curetted to., wards self-defence; although, is I said before, ' the Naval force, I
may add respectable Naval force of the Spaniards. underla Bard,'
will he einpkyed in "Losing on 'the shares of Columbia, or in
blockading some of its ports, which it may safely do.
London, England, 1826-07-04

PRICES OF SILARE

Brazilian 31ining Company .
General Mining Association.—
Paseo Peruvian Mining Cornpau
Alliance Fire and Lite Insitrane

Guardian Assurance Company
Protector Fite Moira:lce C'oraP,
General Steam Navigation Coin]
Provincial Bank of Ireland'
London, England, 1826-05-09

HOUSE pv COMMONS:

, MISCELLANXOUS:
Mr. •111.11%1E presented a Petition from ail indiiidiud named
*ifrattislarr, eihnplaining of the misappropriation of the fontli of
Itughy School. _
. .

. On the second reading of the Din to eitipin'er the tlinioAl of
tie sum of 10061. to elect for the .111Arteri! Ut,tlw
School,

Mi. ELLICE said, that altliongh the *ought_ this honour held
hit to the Masters was likely to
,procure better ones for the
idhool, yet he was of Opinion that the limn Of WOOL would be
better laid out in eilOcating the poor, which he believed was the
Original intention of the donor. He would norirviy watch the
piogreas of the um in the Coitilittee, and would vote against
the measure which the,- Bill intended to authoiise.--The petition
trifle, referred to the Committee oh the Bill:

Ori the motion of Capt...Goanow, the Cjohdial Steam. NaViga-
tioti field* third time and paiii4M.
Mr. HOME presented a petition from' Setuneti and
Shif-' owners, complaining of the systetn of impressing Men for
the Royal Navy, which Will fraught with injnstice and Cruelty,—
The Hon. 111ernliej entirely coincided in the prayer of the Petition
and hoped it would meet with the serious attention of the Ilouse.
Ordered to be printed. ,
hIEHdiIISE LICENSING 1111.1..
'JANIS insenied a Petition from the Licensed I:itietnal-
kis of Bristol, against the Alehouse'Licensing liill.—Order.eil, to
he printed.
Mr. ESTCOVRT moved the Ordei of the Puy fiir a Cortina:
ice on the Alehiaeliceiniing Bill:
After a short conversation betwee.n. Mr. IluMe, Mr. F. Pahner,
Captain' Araberley, and lcfr, Enteourt, the Report' was oideieil to
be received to:litot.tow: •
Mr. HUME' firettented a petition front sit indiVidual named
Charles Giotto', complaining of the present system of granting Li..
cences.--Laid on the table.
CORN LAWS.

. .
Mr. DAVENP.OUT presented n irti!imi.fr6l!l,tite„Slai.4,
neitint-to and eaten,' of the..town of Cotigh,toll in Cheshire, kuy-
iusg that a paii of the Corti now in; Ilitod in thiti:oquntry should be
jinxed without 4ity Duty, for the tpetieAt of the, poor distressed
ganufacturers.—,Ordered .to be priziW,
Mr. PELIIA3I presented a petition front ilutitingdon, against
tiny alteration in the Corn Laws..--Qrtlered to be printed. •
Sir T. LETILBRIDGE prevented A petition h„, a ci„,imittee
London, England, 1826-05-09

UPPARSII, FOOD. Mi. CittuntEN,
IN-
S
vALtns,. and Others.--ItOBINSOI'S PATENT
BARLEY, for making tamerior Burley Water in ten minutes,
and .PATENT GROATS, for making superidi Gruel in ten
mintites.-The Patentee solicits attention to the following do.
cumenti—

(übpy.) Apothecaries' Hall, London, Feb. 8,
Sir.-.X .lutve analyied your.Giettta and ilarley Powder. which
ypu, haVing his Majesty's Letters Pittetitforshe sole manufac-
turing of the same, properly dthorninat#, ,patent Barley and
Patent Groats." I have ne heSitation in, decliiilng them to be
genhine powders of the best Barley and Chita I ever Rai. I
consider it a public adirantage, and of gteat importance in the
medical world, that, by your ;male of, preparation, a valuable
fine mucilaginous beverage and food may be obtained in a few
Minutes. . . •
I have ilia analyzed some Aampies,inutationt or your
articles—which are " warranted free front adulteration ; '—
these I pronotince to be compositions Of different meals, conse.
quentl neither pare Barley Water nor Oat Gruel can be made
froM them:
i am, Sir, four obedient servant;
RICHARD CLARKE.

To Mr. M. Robinson, Red
The above testimonial, from a Gentleman who has already
rendered the public Touch service; by exposing various delete-
rious mixtures and adulterations in articles bf general consump-
tion, added to the rectimmendation of the medical profession,
make it unnecessary for the PrOyrietors to do more than state,
that none are genuine which do not. hear the words, ":Robin-
son's Pateni,' the Royal Arnii, and the Signatiire of 'f Matta.
Robinson." ,
Sold retail, in papers of llb: and eanidters of 21b., by nicalt re-
spectable Drugguits and Grocel througiunit thekingdom.; and„
wholesale, by the Patentee and Manufacturer's,. ;Mabel,/ Robin-
son and Co., NQ. Gl, Red Linn-street, Holborn, Loncion. Who
suppliei the Sporting World with an excellent Article for
Bounds; &e. The Patentee of the Prepared Barley and Groats
having a considerable quantitY of Offal di Waste Meal, which
answers midi better than the common barley or oat meals.for
feeding Dogs, &e.
Noblemen and Gentlemen may be supplied in qUentities not
less than 1 cwt. at ills., or at 181. per ton. Cows, Pigs, and
Poultry thrive particularly well upon this meal.
London, England, 1826-05-09

VERY FAST TRAVELLING,
To BIRMINGHAM and LIVERPOOL, by DAY and NIGHT
FOUR INSIDE COACHES, which KEEP GOOD TIME,
from the sABACEN'S HEAD INN, SKINNER-STREET,
SNOW-HILLs LONDON.
MBE followit4 LIGHT POST-COACHES,
L and MAILS, Sce. 'et out from the abilve inn
BIRMINGHAM "Tally I." fait Day Conch, in thir-
teen hours, Morning at a quelrter before Seven, through Red-
burn, Market Street, Dunstable, Brichbill, Fenny Stratford,
Stoney Stratford,Towcester,lYeedon, Daventry,Dunchurch,
Coventry, and Stone Bridge, to the Castle Hotel and St.
George's Tavern, High-street, Birmingham, to Shiffnall,
Wellington, Bridgenortb, Shelton, Shrewsbury, Gswestry,
Nantwich, Tarporley, Bangor, Chester, and Holyhead.—
Driven through with two Coachtuen only. In consequence
oY the decided preference given to the 'tally Ho Coachi the
Proprietors are determined no menet shaft he spared to
rentkt it ,the first conveyance on the Birmingham Road.
'BIRMINGHAM Royal Express," New light felt Night
Coach, 15 hours only, and driven thiough wiih, 'rwo
Correh Meni. seta out every afterduor h.'cerrYing Four Inside
only I Passes- through *enrich; Leamington, SOnthonit
Weedon, Daventiy,Stoney-Stratford, and Toweester, ta the
Saracen's Head, hull-street, •Binaughaar, early the next
Morning.
BA 11NSTAPLE,$outtmol t Creditone, Tiverton, Nnitb-
lawton, Oakharnpton, Torrington, Chumleigh, IlfraCombs
and Biddeferd. Neve light fast Coach, every Morning; at 7.
BOSTON New Royal Patent Mail to Louth, through
Royston, Cambridge, Huntingdorr, Stilton Peterborough,
Deeping, Spaltling;Spilsby, Alford, and Grimsby, Evening.
at Half past 7, Sunday, at a Quarter before 7..
BATH and BstISTOL CheapPost-Coaches, through Chip-
"'coheir', Catne, Marlborough, Hungerford, Newbury, and
'trading, every Afternt,on at one; Arrive at the Greyhound
London, England, 1826-05-09

UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE,

thronD, 'MAY 6.—On 'Wednesday last the following Degrees
utre conferred :
BAciurLon, IN IhviNny.—Rev. Francis Lewis, University

College. •
MAsTEns or ARTS.—Rev. Charles Grey Cotes, Christ Church,
Grand Compounder ; Rev. George Inge, Fellow of All Souls'
College; Rev. James Edward Austen (Craven Scholar), Exeter
College ; Rev. Robert Henry Tripp, Exeter College ; Rev. Peter
Pering, Oriel College; Thomas Heberden, Oriel College; Rev.
John Acton Anson, Brasennose College.
BACHELORS OF ARTS.—Henry Taylor, Worcester College
William Samler Hadley, Queen's College ' • Francis Hague
Gregnvell, Scholar of Brasetmose College; John Burgess, St.
John's College.
The Lord Bishop of Exeter has conferred on the Rev. John
Bull, D.D. Student of Christ Chnrch, Archdeacon of Cocoa U,
and Canon Residentiary of Exeter, the Rectory of Lezant,
in
Cornwall. void by the death of the late Chancellor John's and
on the Rev. George Barnes, D.D. of Exeter College, and late
Archdeacon of Bombay, the Rectory of Soivton, in the county of
Devon, void by the cession of the Rev. Dr. Bull.
The Rev. Thomas Leeson Cursham, D.C.L. of Lincoln Col-
lege, is promoted to the Liting Of Blackwell, in the County of
Derby.
The Marquis of Clanticarde has appointed the Rev. Hugh
Usher Tighe, M.A. of Corpus Christi College, one of his Lord.;
ship's Domestic Chaplains.
We understand the Ret. Dr. Pott, Archdeacon of London&
Will succeed to the Chancellorship and Canonry of the Cathedral,
Church of Exeter, in the option of his Grace the, Archbishop of
Canterbury&
Messrs. Robert William Goodenough, With Emmanuel Pig°4
Frederick Biseoe, John Robert Hale, and Henry Partingt" are
elected Students of Christ Church, Oxford, from' Westminster Ce ,I 4
lege. Messrs. Dunlop, Carron, and Heath; are elected to TrinitY
- College, Cambridge.
The Hon. Philip Henry Abbott, B. A. Student of 'Christ Ch
nrcbi
and Wm. Weld, Esq. B.A. of St. John's College, are Called t 6
the, Degree of Barrister of Law, by the Honourable Society "
Lincoln's-Inn.
London, England, 1826-05-09

DAY AT ONS OrCLOak.

Smith Sea Stock
Old Annuities
New Ditto
Ex. Bills, £1,090 2d. 9 10 pm.
Ditto 5OO 2d. 9 10 pm.
Ditto Small
bitto Advertised
Bank for Acc0unt........,......:
India for Account —
Cons, for Acconnt "
London, England, 1826-05-09

rHE ARMY.

Several Detachrnetift of Recruits arrived bn Saturday at itt,l
sington and Westminster, from Bristol and Liverpool, ll'
rudched yesterday morning, on route to join their respective 1114
.

giments and Depotsk
Detachments belonging to the 14th and 54th Regiments of hit
farktiy, marched yesterday from Westminster, for Chatham.
Detachments belonging to the 4th and '1 1 tlt Regiment" oi
Light Dragoons, and the 16th Lancers, marched yesterday'frgif
Westminster, for the Cavalry Depot, at Maidstone. .
Detachments belonging to the 6th, 20th, and 48th Per
melds of Foot, Marched yeste*lay, from Westminster, for Cu
lij
terbury. • a(
Detachments belonging to the 85th and 89th Regimen"
Infantry, marched yesterday, from Westminster, for Dover.
A Detachment of the 36th Regiment of Foot, marched Vetter-
•

day, from Westminster, for Coldwater.
A Detachment of the, 83d Regiment of Infantry, nor'
yesterday, from Westminster, for Harwich.
A Detachment of the 82d Foot, marched yesterday WW*
from Westminster, fer Ipswich.
London, England, 1826-01-16

[MORNING lIERALD.j

The Money. Market was very languid and dull
all Saturday, and very little either real or speculative business
was transacted on the Stock Exchange. The payment of the
dividends was scarcely at all felt. Few people made invest-
ment*, and others preferred the French Funds,
.from an idea
that Consols were relatively too high in price. Consols for *Ac-
count opened at.B2i, one or two bargains were .effected at 114
and the closing quotation was t 3 I Three per Cents. Reduced,
81i to Consols (Money), 1301 to $. Four per Cents. 97i to
98; and Three and a Half per Cents., 1391 j to Exchequer
Bills, large, 6,2, 4 ; small, 5,2, 4 ; and India Bonds, 29, 22,
premium.: Bank Stock, 218 to Irti. It was pretty generally
expected that when the Bank commenced paying the dividends
they would throw out .a part of the Exchequer Bills in their
possession; for the purpose of checking the issues of their own
paper; but this does not appear to have been the case, at lease
to any extent. Indeed, were they attempt to put even a very
small additional quantity into circulation, in the present state
of the Market, they would immediately run them to a disconnt.
There was not a single incident worthy of notice in the Fo-
reign Market, except that Transatlantic Securities were quoted
a little lower. The few brokers, and jobbers present were
chiefly engaged in preparing for the settlement On this day
(Monday).• Neale, Roden, and. Co., a house that has been
doing business extensively in the wholesale grocery line, in
Mincing-lane, stopped payment on Saturday. 'he *Mount of
their debts is considerable, but it is said their estate will pay a
respectable composition.
London, England, 1826-01-16

THE ROYAL NAVY.

PO ItTSMO u J. 14.—Rear-Admiral W. HALL G AMC,
recently appointed Cointnander.in-Chief in the East Indies,
hoisted his flag on Tuesday last on board the Warspite, 74,
Captain Wm. Fairbrother Carroll, C.B. in this harbour, at.
tended with the customary salutes. The Rear-Admiral will
sail in the course of the present month to assume his command.
The Volage, 28, Capt. the Hon. Robert Saunders Dundee, will
proceed in company.
The Eden arrived at Port Royal 23d November, to take
Commissioner Ross to Malta, and then proceed to England ;
the Bustard arrived in 38 days from Spithead.
A court-martial has been ordered to assemble (at which
Rear-Admiral Oa re is. to , reside) to try Capt. Ishern Fleming
Chapman,
of his -el it&ty,* ship A riailne, in consequence of a
statement of reasons given by Mr. Al‘Coy, purser of his Ma-
jestyei ship Espiegle (which ship Captain C. then commanded)
for refusing to sign Capt. Chapman s certificate, (and in conse-
titmice of which Capt. C. requested that a court-martial might
he held upon himself) to the effect that the regulations pita-
blished. by Capt. C. in the Espiegle had tended to destroy the
ship's provisions, and, that Capt. C. had been concerned in
perchasing a .fernale slave. The proceedings will commence on
the arrival of It witness frotn Staffordshire,. who was recently
,paid off from the Espiegle.
Yesterday the Colonial steam-vessel African, Lieutenant
Austin, armed front Deptford, bound to Sierra Leone. She
was formerly A un b • is of 800 tons ; has two 40-hor,e
rig ,
power engines (which are found not sufficient), and thirty man.
She must be taken into deck, having sustained damage by get,
tin on shore off Ramsgate.
•
The Calliope, Scorpion, and Arrow, have sailed on cruises.
Remain at Spithead—Tweed (for St. Domingo and Vera Cruz);
and Atiadnei In the Ilerbour—Victory, Ganges, Warspite,
Superb, Spartiate, Romney, Volage, Herald, Sparrowhawk,
and Jasper.
Lieut. J. A. Blow Is appointed to command the Ilavock
un-brig, for the North Anterican station. Dr: VVnt. Burn,
• fete of the Sappho, le uppoieted to the "Java and Mr. Folds,
Assistant Surgeon.'
Lieutenant John Hewett itt appointed Quartermaster of this
division of Royal Marines, vice Captain Moore.
London, England, 1826-01-16

THE FUNDS.

esisaols—Saturday slosed

After the Close

This morning (yearned

Sli 2

Eli

Consols opened 81i for Thursday, and the sOTIIP
fur February. There has heels a great stroke
of business, but principally for making up ac.
mutts against the Settlement—which it is now
pronounced, will prove a tremendous Bull account.
The market, after (leasing to 81.1 afterwards
recovered to 81i f.

. 816.
toe.
12 16 8 18 t

Bank Stock
India Stock
LIMA Floods - -
litobtquec Bills, igl66e-1 pat. par.
41100-4 1 pra.

.4:100-

The scarcity of money out of doors, allay he
estimated, by the decline of Exchetuer Bills
which are done at par, Private failures now begin
t• manifest a powerful inAnence on the Funds...-
operators at length find it impossible to stem the
Or of public necessities. The:artificial capital,
ere.itted by an arterial redundancy of money, is
rapidly melting down. There is a general dispo.
sitian in the principal northern manufacturing
towns to return to two or:4mila Bills instead of
Titres ; whether the Bank of England will
sat' the wholesome example, a little time may
she.w.
London, England, 1826-01-16

FOREIGN.

Settling day—all going on quietly—.-and hitherto,
uo defaulter. The dividend on Colombian is

paying, to•day.
South American Securities stilt declining.
Colombian, ex. thy. 501 ; Mexican, 0 per cent.
651 ; Buenos A preen 75 ; Danish, CO ; Brazil,
; Greek, 131 ; Spanish, 13k.
London, England, 1826-01-16

PttICLS OF mu :Es AT ONE O'CLOCK.

Anglo-Mexican Mining Company
Anglo-Chilian Mining Company
Pasco Peruvian Mining Company
United Mexican Mining Company
Ditto New
Welch Iron and Coal Alining Company
British Rock and Patent Salt Company

Per Share.
47i

14 I9i T
0 71

PRICE OP IRlstr STOCKS, .1 AN. 12.
Bank Stock 25140 Mining Company li pcu.
Goy. Deb. 3i per cent 93 St. Patrick Insurance lii die.
4 per cent. New do. i National ditto
Gov. Stook, 3i per et....901i A Hibernian Bunk 111 die.
Consols 3 per cent. 8111' Fish Shares
Royal Canal Stock
Grand Canal Stock — Royal Irish Mining —
Ditto Loan, 4 per cent. ... I New Brighton
Ditto Ditto, 6 per cent.... Hibernian Gas Company

VOCV:IGN MAILS.

flinernsey and Jersey
nottenburglt
France
Flanders •
Malta

AIIUTYND.

Dux.

UIIiiiWATER LONDON MIME TO-MORROW.
Alnrning, 66 minutes after 7. Evening, 24 'ninnies after 8.
London, England, 1826-01-16

!laic morning. We have not time to insert it in
the Etoile of this day.

The official part of the Moniteur of Friday
contains a Royal Ordinance for the levy of sixty
thousand Wen of the ChUM of 1825.

FRENCH FUNDS.—Pauis, JAN. 13.—Fire per Cents.
98e. 20c.—Three per Cents., 67f. 30e.—Rente d'Espagne, 10f.
—Rome de Naples, 77f. 20c.----Royal Spanish Loan, 418 it—
. on London, one month, 25f. 15c. ; three ditto, tlf.
00c.—(Cours
London, England, 1826-01-16

. .
TOLFE, BRoTtivlts, beryhy air No-
v-T tice, that. after the:Expiration of The •Partnership
between CHARLES. EDMONDS and LEWIS ' MORT-
LOCK WOLFE, on- the 17th Instant, their Businesa, as
Stock and Share Brokers will be carried on at No. 23, Change
Alley, Cornhill, London.
TCLMIA'S GENII:HAG OLIAFITTING
• WA REHOUSE, for the. EAST. and WEST IN•
DIES 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
tary Appointments, Swords; Chacos, Sashes, Leith; Pistols, &c.
together with a large and well.manutactured stock of Sea Cots,
Couches, and-Bedding.; Cabin Wash-hand' Tables,phairs, and
Lamps; Sea Chests, Mule and Bullock Trunks, and• every •
other description of Travellinc; Equipage.
AN ASSORTAI ENT Ot CANTEEN.% 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 tor families going abroad Military and
Hindostanee • Books; 31 tips, &e. 1
A FASHIONABLE STOCK of Carriage, Curricle, Tan_
demi• Phaeton, Stanhope and Chaise 11 A RNESS, with every
description of Saddlery, &c. &c. fiir home use, East and West
Indies, anti South Ame,fica, which merit inspection from their
excellent quality, first stile of workmanship, and moderate
prices.
All the Articles it4hisEstablishment are warranted, and the
excellent plan of fifty years standing is still strictly adhered to,
of asking but one Ready Money Price, front which no, abate-
ment will he made.
London, England, 1826-01-16

FASHIONABLE CHANGES.

The Duke of Wellington has arrived at Aysley House from
Windsor ; the lion. Mr. end Mrs. Arthur Thelluton, at Sir
C. Bethel Codrington's, have arrived in Park-lane; Mr. Se-
cretary Canning has gone to Windsor, on a visit to the Kin
London, England, 1826-01-16

TUE KING.

NVINDsott, .1 AN. 15.—The Ktmo, this morning, notwith-
standing the severity of the weather, beard Divine Service
performed at the New Private Chapel, by the Rev. Dr. Sum.
net.. His Majesty is prevented frOm enjoying his favourite
drives about the Great Park, but we are most happy ter state,
that he still continues in the enjoyment of good health and
spirits.—On Friday evening, at six o'clock, his (race the Duke
of Wellington, arrived at the Royal Lodge in his travelling
carriage from London. His Brace was immediately intro-
duced to the presence of his Majesty with whom he bad the
honour of dining, and passed the evening, together with his
Majesty's suite. The Duke took leave of his Majesty yester-
day morning at twelve o'clock, and returned to London. Di-
vine service was this day performed by the Rev. J. Gossett, at
IrroginoreLodge, before her Royal Highness the Princess Au-
gusta.
London, England, 1826-01-16

ESTABLISHED UPtVA RISS of 'VW ENIT YEA rts• for the
SALE of IRISH LINEN by thy PIECE, at the tGTOK'S
111.1(;E, N0.,4, on' the SOUTH SIDE of BLOONINBURY-
SQUARE, ,FOUR DOORS from the TOP of sourHAMP-
TON-STREET, HOLBORN.
E • IRISH LINEN COMPANYbeg leave
to announce to the Pobbe, that the above House is their
outY Establishment, in.thlA country; where they continue to
saintly the Nobility, Gentry, and the Public, with WAR;
RANTED • GRASS BLEACHED LINEN. for Skirts • and
Sheets of the best fain le Will colour, •and also Tattle Linen,
at a it ice considerably lower titan they can be procured
through any other medium. They also etigage to return the
purchase money, should any fault appear. timid Irish Hills
and Bank of Ireland Notes taken as usual. Country and
Town Orders 'punctually attended to, by
JOHN DONOVAN, 4, Illumnsbury-sq. t
.JOHN DOYLE, 19, MeCklinburgh•st., DuLtio, gen, f
London, England, 1826-03-24

DEATH OF LIEUT. CLOSE.

Mr. CLosit,.son of Jonti Cr.osE, Esq. of Man•
cheater, and an officer in the 86th Regiment of
Foot, was stationed with his regiment at Clon-
mel, in Ireland, where,. it seems. he Aid formed
a
an acquaintance with young lady, named
Grubb, of _a very respectable family, about 18
years of age, and,' We believe, 'a 'Member of the
'
Society of }riveds. On the °26th Feb. last he
leff his ,quarters about eight o'clock in ,the
evening, avowedly for, the purpose of Walking'
with the y4E:mpg lady, and they were subsequelitly
seen together tt&ar the side of the"rieer
From; that time they bath disappeared and its
no tiding's could be heard' of theirs, a vertAtea,o4.
rag idea Prevailed that they had been' murdeiid,
as neither of them appeared to have made.tity
preparations for an elopement. Such was the de.
gree of excitement which this idea:caused In the
regiment, that it was dei'MPd imperative, as en
act of prudence, and froM a doe regard; to' the
public peace, to remove it from the town. On
the earliest intimation which Lieutenant Close's
family received of his disappearance (which
was not until abort( ten days after it had
taken place, his brother (Mr. Thos. Close), set
off' for Clonmel, and the most active exertions
were used to ascertain his fate. It was not,
however, tintil Wednesday last, that the suspense
and anxiety Which'had been felt on the subject
Were dispelled, by the discovery of the body of
'Lieut. Close in the river, about a mile below
Clonmell. On examination, the body exhibited
no marks of violence, and his watch, and all the
money lie was supposed to have in his posses-
sion, were found on his person.—An Inquest was
held on the body on the following day, when
after a long examination, the Jury returned a
verdict of " Found Drowned." The discovery
of Lieutenant Close's body, of course, led to re.
double exertions in search of the unfortunate
young lady, whose fate appeared comtected
with his, and on the following day (Friday
last) her body was also discovered in the river,
about three miles below Clonmel. It was also
entirely free from marks of violence, and she had
evidently come to her death by drowning. The
manner itt which this unfortunate pair got into
the river is still enveloped in considerable mys-
tery. The probability, however, appears to be,
that the young lady had accidentally fallen into
the river, and that Lieutenant Close (as his hat
was found upon the bank) had thrown hiMself
in, with the intention of saving her life. Ile was
known to be an excellent swimmer, but was pro.
bably prevented from availing himself of his skill
by the young lady clinging to biotin the water.---
(illsnichester Mercury.)
London, England, 1826-03-24

LIST OF THE MINORITY

On 11r. flume's Motion t. reduce the Vote for the Foundling
llospital at Dublin, from 31,6001. to 27,600/. as it stood
in 1823.
Grosvenor, lion. R. Lockhart, J.
Ilobhouse, .1. C. Ake, T. S.

TELLERS.
Hume, J.
14'ood, Alderman
LIST 01? THE MINORITY

On Mr. flume's Notion respecting the Principle of Charitable
Institutions in Ireland.
Fergusson, Sir IL
Lockhart, J.
Smith, W.

Bright, H.
DAvies,
Ellice, Ed.

TELLER S.
home, J.
Wood, Alderman

MAUNDY THURSDAY.

Yesterday being Maundy Thursday, the same
was observed at theKinies Chapel, Royal, St. James's Palace,
where about one hundred of the Juvenile branches of the Nobi.
lily and Gantry were contirinekl by the Bishop of London as
Uean of the Chapel, assisted by the Sub-Dean, and the Rev.
'Mr. Oakley, his Lordship's Chaplain. The Chapel was ex.
tremely crowded. The church service uas read by the Reve.
rend ►Mr. Pack. At his lilajesty's Chapel, Whitehall, the
usual annual Royal donations were distributed yesterday,
'to as many poor men and women as the King is years old,
viz. 6.1 of each. A temporary building had been constructed at
the back of Whitehall Chapel, for the occasion, which was
divided into twe compartments, the larger for the reception of
the Maundy men and women, at both ends of which seats were
preparedsfor the accommodation or visitors, who were admitted
by tickets; and the, smaller room fitted with shelves as a store
larder, upon which were arranged the salt fish, loaves, bread,
that was to be distributed. About 11 o'clock the Maundy
people arrived,.an►i were arranged by the attendants, the men
at one table and the worsen at another.
London, England, 1826-03-24

MORNING MIME.

. _
The arrangements being completed, Mr. Denby, Secretary
to the Lord High Almoner, and Mr. Jones, Groom of the tr.
monry, attended by the yeomen Guard with an Usher, ordered
the tables to be covered with white damask cloths, and supplied
every man and woman with a loaf,: weighing 141 b. The
attendants then placed on both tables a, number of wooden
dishes', on which were pieces of tine beef, weighing three and
three.quatter pounds a piece. At 13 o'clock the Sub-Almoner
the Itev. Dr. Goodenough entered the room in his robes, at-
tended by the Secretary, and having inspected the tickets of ad-
mittance of the Maundy people, pronounced the following
Brace before meat Bless, Lord, this Royal Maundy for
the use of these thy servant!;, and dispose their hearts
to the praise of thy Holy Name, with gratitude to their
Royal Benefactor, through Jesus Christ our Lord. Amen."—
The Doctor then inspected the quality of the meat, and
having seen that all were supplied with n piece of beef,
read the Grace after meat—" Graft, 0 Lord, in the hearts
of these people, grateful obedience to the Royal disposer of
these thy blessings, and cause them to look up to thee as the
supreme author of every good, through .Jesus Christ our Lord."
The cloths were then removed, and a wooden platter, on
_which
were four leaves and two salt salmon, two salt cod, eighteen
salt herrings, and eighteen red ditto, were placed before each
person, which the Sub-Almoner Inspected. The distributors
then produced several leather flagons tilled with ale, and a
Pm out of which the Sub-Almoner
(}verge IV., which was also drank
by uaa
theni itt
recipients,
e theocifpwieqtatsili wooden
ofhh loc Bing-ctshl shortly afterwards departed with their
drank
load of provisions. At two o'clock the persons who had been
partakers of the Royal bounty, re-assembled in the interior of
the chapel to receive the remainder of the Ring's Maundy.
London, England, 1826-03-24

NumBER 10,463.

120 TILE PROPRIETORS OF EAST INDIA STOCK.
LADIES AND GENTLEmEIt.
ENCOURAGES)' by the Assurance of Sup.
.port from many of my Friends, I presume to announce
intention of becoming a Candidate for a Scat in the Direc.
ion of your affairs, when the prescribed period of my residence
Europe, which will be completed in March, 1827, shall have
endered me qualified. 1 trust that my pretensions to this
jtonottr will not be thought prOlumptuous, founded as they ate
ipon an intimate knowledge of your Military Establishments,
ind the habits and feelings of your Native Troops and Poplin.
lon, acquired during a long and active course of employment
n various parts of your possessions. To these services I owe
'lie recorded approbation of the Governments of India, and
thence the distinction conferted upon me by my Sovereign;
Arid if it be my good fortune to obtain your confidence, I shall
4tatefully devote myself to the advancement of all your interests.
. I have the honour to bit,
Ladies and Gentlemen,
. Your most humble Servant,
'IMES LAW LUSHINGTON.
6 , Forkstreet, rornnan.square, March 13.
London, England, 1826-03-24

CIVIL SIT)E.

- _
An almost anomalous proceeding took place on this side.—
Tittle were It' causes for trial, and the first nine were dispot,ed
Of in RS many minutes.
The Consequence r. as, that the
partws
in the other causes were not ready to proceed, and the 'mug
adjourned until toArtorrow, after haying sat only about half an
hour.
London, England, 1826-03-24

rir CLARK'S GENERAL ..OUTFITTING
* WAREHOUSE, for the EAST and WEST IN.
DIES and SOUTH AMERICA, EXETER CHANGE,
?STRAND.

Officers, Cadets, and Writers going to India, and Gentle.
tnen proceeding to South America, or any other part of tho
'Globe,
will find in this Establishment the whole of their AIM-
' tary Appointments, Swords, Chacos, Sashes, Belts, Pistols, &c.
together with a large and well-manufactured stock of Sea Cots,
Cotiches, and Bedding ; Cabin Wash -hand Tables, Chairs, and
Lamps ; Sea Chests, Mule and Bullock Trunks, and every
other description of Travelling Equipage.
A N ASSOWDI ENT 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, suitably for families going abroad:; Military and
lliadostanae Books, Maps, &c.

A FASHIONABLE STOCK of Carriage, Curriele, Tan-
deM, Phwton, Stanhope and Chaise HARNESS, with every
odescription of Saddlery, &c. &c. for,home use, East and West
Intlies,-anti South America, which merit inspection from their
excellent quality, first stile of workmanship, and moderate
~.;►~tlcc`s.

All the Articles in thisEstablisliment are 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.
It cut will be made.
London, England, 1826-03-24

THE ARM V.

Detachments of recruits arrived in town on Wednesday,
front Norwich for lima approval, preparatory to their being or-
dered to join their respective corps and depots.
Detachments of recruits also arrived in town yesterday, from
Stamford and Reading, on roan: to join their respective del/pis
aunt butidlitMs.
The Ist division of the dth (the King's Own) Regiment of
infantry, has arrived at Winchester, front Portsmouth.
The fith (Enniskillen) Regiment of Dragoons is ordered to
replace at 'DorcheSter the `2,1 (the Queen's) Regiment of
Dragoon (,oared', which bas been ,ordered front that, station to
Illinichester and its neighbourhood. • ,
The 4th (ROyal Irish) regiment of Dragoon (luards, which is
tti be relieved in Dublin by the :Id (Royal North Britain) Regi-
ment of Dragoons, lias r,ceived orders, out its arrival in Eng-
land, to roarcii to Cov,ntry. • '
The lath (the Prince of Wales's Royal) Regiment of LIM.
MS, has received orders, on being relieved at Coventry by the
4th Regiment of Dritgooa guards, to march to Hounslow, to re.
place the 'llth (tile King's Royal Irish) Regiment of Light
Dragoons (Hussars) ordered•to Brighton.
London, England, 1826-03-24

PARLIAMENT.

HOUSE OF LORDS, MARCU

Their Lordships sat during theforenoon in a Committee of
Privileges on the Gardner Peerage. '
Soon after four o'clock, the gentleman who wrote the letter
to Mr. Ponblanque, which was given .in yesterday's proceed-
ings, and whose name is John ,Lee ti harton, was called to
the bar. Mr. Wharton jiving pade a satisfactory apology
to their Lordships, was discharged.—Strangers were not ad-
mitted.
Petitions against any alteration in the Scotch Banking Sys-
tem were presented by the Earl of Lauderdale, front Dam-
hies ; by the Marquis of Lothian, from Roxburghshire ; by
Lord Melville, from the County of Linlithgow, from the
County of Orkney, and from Kirkwall ; by the Earl of Rose-
lyn, from St. Andrew's, from Kilrenny, from Cupar, tom
Anstruther Wester, and from Crail ; and by the Duke of
Montrose, from the County of Stirling.
The LORD CHANCELLOR, in allusion to the converse-
lion which occurred the other day, on the subjcet of small
'Notes, observed that he then supposed an act had passed
under the provisions of which a note payable in London was
demandable elsewhere, unless it was made payable in Lon-
don only. Upon inquiry, however, he found that no such act
had passed; and he therefore thought a measure of the kind
which had been suggested by the Noble Marquis near him watt
necessary.
The Marquis of bANSDOWN, in consequence of what the
'Noble anti Learned Lord had stated, gave notice, that he in-
tended to call their Lordships' attention to the subject soon after
the holidays, when lie would submit to them a measure for pre-
venting the issuing of notes, unless made payable at the place
in which they were issued.
Some private bills were brought from the Commons, and se-
'Mai accounts presented at the bar.
Lord MELVILLE, in pursuance of the notice he had
given, rose to introduce a bill to continue the provisions of the
act of the last session relative to Joint Stock Companies in
Scotland, and regulating the manner in which they 'might sue
and be sued. The temporary act would expire by July next,
and the present bill, which proposed to Make it permanent,
varied somewhat from the former. He should propose to have
it printed; anti then to let it lie over to some future period for
consideration.—The bill was read a lint time.—Atijourned to
Wednesday, April 5.
London, England, 1826-03-24

PAYMENT OF EXCISE DUTIES.

( Prom the Hereford Journal of March 22.)
Our worthy Representative, It. !'arcs., Eqq.,
with his usual attention to the interest of this
County and City, has made a successful ap-
plication to the Lords of the Treasury, for
an extension of time in the payment of Ex-
cise Duties due in the present week. The
peculiar difficulties attendant on all money
transactions since our Banks have been closed,
induced Mr. Price, without any solicitation, to
submit nn appeal, equally honourable to himself,
and beneficial to the parties particularly inte-
rested. It was met by the Lords of the 3 rea-
sury with so obliging an attention, and so prompt
a compliance, as to supersede the necessity of
any further explanation :

(COPY.)
" Treasury Chambers, March 18.
"M' DEAR have this day received your better,
upon the very serious inconvenience to which many persons at
Hereford, and in the neighbourhood, will be exposed, in con-
soquence of the failure of the Hereford Banks, unless some in-
dulgence be shewn to them in the collection of the duties of
Excise becoming payable early next week, and I have the as,„
tisfaction to acquaint you, that the Lords of the Treasury have
given immediate orders to the hoard of Excise, to instruct
their officers forthwith to alliird every facility in the collection
of the duties to those persons who may be suffering under the
peculiar circumstances of the times, which may be consistent
with the ultimate safety of the revenue. lam afraid, however,
that it will not be possible for the Board of Excise to dispatch
orders by the mail this night, but I trust that circumstance
will not occasion inconvenience to any of the parties.
" I ant, my dear Sir, yours very truly,
" To R. Price, Esq. M.P. " J. C. HERRIES."

NATuttAr, Put:Nom
terrier bitch took from her,
Es -- oN.-.A bout ten days
and now bringing
Sin" 13 rat protluced four kittens, which a white
up three of them, one having died. The three
are doing well, and although the bitch had no
Puppies, she has now abundance of support for
them. The terrier
will not leave the kittens PVell
for her food, so fearful is she that the mother of
theta will take theta away in her ah,lence. The
bitch and kittens may be seen at 13, Bristow-
strtrt Blackfriars.
London, England, 1826-03-24

NOTICE TO ARTISTS.
•
ALL WORKS of PAINTING, SCULP-
TURE, and ARCHITECTURE, intended for the wt.-
ming EXII itmoN at the ROYAL ACADEMY, must be
Ism in on MONDAY, the 3d, or by Sixo'Clock on TUES-
DAY, the 4th of April, after which time none can possibly
be receil
The part,Htlars necessary to be attended to may he oh-
4sined by application at the Royal Academy.
HENRY HOWARD, ILA. Sec.
London, England, 1826-03-24

CROWN SIDE.

jounii
and Paul iliirrisars, burg-emelt wider
.....•-
John Nee, the Captain of a barge on the river \Vey, John Harris,
him, were indicted for halloo,teloniously stealing On the liitli of Au-
gust last, in the parish of llolstone, in thts county, one wether
"heel), value 395, the property of 'flannits Pike.
this county. I liave a
Mr. Cu itwoon, for the prosecution, opened an acquittal of
the prisoner Harrison, andttiliteenboantllkesdotfltetitileillioliwvi7,l7:::7l ,n
Tue,day,
field iasucaciiiieStitiliiitahn--col4l,isveoant Dolstone, in
the 10th of August last, I had some sheep there be-
ihttitmg to \l r. Price„ the prosecuun. There were fi4, and I
mooed one in the morning of the 1711. I Kan, it part of the
field which bore 'narks of a sheep. having been slaughtered.—
In contiequence of some information, I went to a Al agistrate,
and got
a warrant to search Voices barge, which way dis.
charging a cargo of coals by the bridge here. 1 Nit w Voice on
board the barge, and told liiiii We had a warrant to search his
barge. Voiccomiii,
some
do you think to tind there ?" The
constable *Md,* . I see soe inutton already upon , riate.,,
Then he went into the cabin, oral pulled out, iliac quarters of
u sheep, and a fourth quarter with some cut off: o j
ne „scid,.
Hatton was also on board, and we took them all before u. Al it-
gistritte• -This Watt on the 17th; and on the Suthrdily lOU° w-
mg, the 60th, on dragging a part of the river pointed out by
London, England, 1826-10-30

TITV rtiNtnr,

CITY, Twelve o' Clock.
Consols opened at 82, went up to 82/, buyers, and have since
fallen to 817 2 for account, and t3lf 1 for money. In the Foreign
Funds Me) can have been done at 64.1; Colombian at 39, but
have not maintained their prices, being a shade lower; Chilian
have fallen to 361 I, and scarcely any person will buy at this rate,
as there appears not the least prospect of any dividend. In
Shares scarcely any transactions have taken place, and purchasers
may have ti.. various schemes at lower rates than the quotations.
Three per Cent. Console, 81i 2 ; Ditto for Account, 82 1 ;
India 4 per Cent. Bonds, 41 2 pm. ; Exchequer Bills, 25 6 pm.
FoxEicis FuNns..Brazilian, 641 5; Buenos Ayres, 62 3;
Chilian!, 361 71; Colombian, 1824, 38i 91; Mexican 5 per
Cent., 53 4; Ditto 6. per Cent., 64 1-; Peruvian, SO 1 ;
Greek, 13 1 ; Russian, 85 1 ; Spanish, 111 I.
Mmxs.—Anglo Mexican, 421 40 dis. ; United Mexican, 12
111 dis. ; Pasco Peruvian, 141 131 dis. ; Real dcl Monte, 110
20 pm. ; Tlalpuxahua, 45 50 pin. ; Brazilian, 11 12 pin.
Bolivar, 2 4 pm. ; Colombian, 9 10 per Share.

Two o' Clock.
Consols have fallen to Ali j for Account; and 81i for
Money ; Four per Cents. (1826) 96a ; India Bonds 40 2 and
24 to 25 prem. Colombian Stock 39 to 39i ; Mexican Bonds
61; Chilian 37 to 37} Greek 13k to l3i ; Russian 65 to 851.

TIIREJ 0' CL 0 C.K.
Corso L for Account 81i1.

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

LLOYD'S.--(Tina Day.)
Dcrt., OCT. 28. —Wind N. W. to N. N. W:—Arrived from
London, the Lady Dunmore, M'Cleati ; John Renwick, Turner,
Melville, Watson, Purdy, and Hampton; Williams, for Jamaica;
and Britannia, Cumming, for Barbadoes; also the Zephaline,
Lammay, for Malaga ; Ellen, Patterson, from Leith to the Cape ;
and Susan, Martin, from Memel. The Ada and several outward-
bound sailed in the course of the day.
OCT. 29.—Arrived from Loudon, the Procris, Arnold, for
Alexandria; Crusader, Beacroft, for St. John's; and Percy,
Layers, for St. Vincent's.
Powrsmourrt, OCT. 28 and 29.—Wind W. S.—Arrived from
London, the Madeira packet, Williams, for New South Wales ;
William Manning, Smith, for St. Kitt's ; C. Brooks, Bell, for
St. Vincent's; and the Princess Leopold, for ditto. Also arrived,
the Lady Dunamore, from Jamaica ; Potton, Higton, from Sierra
Leone ; and Nourmahal, King, from Genoa in 24 days, with loss
of bulwarks, and is under quarantine; on the 2d spoke the
Thomas King, Williamson, for Medina, in lat. 42. 10. N., long.
11. W. Passed, the Partridge, Foulgar, from London, for the
South Seas ; and the Hope, from Quebec. His Majesty's ship
Sybille same into harbour to be paid off.
PLYMOUTH, OCT. 27 and 28.—Wind W.—Arrived, the Cen-
turion, Bankier, from Ancona. Sailed, the Nymph, Watkins, and
Three Sisters, Le Bar, for London.

FALMount;soc.r. 27.--Wind W. N. W. to N. N. W.—A rrived,
his Majesty's ship Forte, from Plymouth, and sailed for Lisbon
with Lord Beresford ; the Charlotte, Spurier, from Bristol to
Odessa; and Venus, Rays, from Naples. The Cornet, Harrel,
from Poole to Liverpool, which arrived here leaky, has com-
menced discharging her cargo.
London, England, 1826-10-30

PUBLIC SALES.--(THIS DAY.)

By Mr. BURTON, at the Mart. Two neat Leasehold Dwelling
Houses, (one with shop,) situated Not. 18 and 19, Wellington-
street, Newington causeway.—Sold for 3451.
A desirable Freehold Dwelling-house, with Shop, situated
a few doors from Pitfield-street, being No. 26, Old-street-
road, and two ditto, being Nos. 5, and 7, Foxlow-street, Salisbury-
street, Bermondsey. 415/. An improvable Dwelling-house
No. 5, Foxlaw-street, Bermondsey.-821. A Ditto No. 7,
Foxlow-street.-83/.