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The Sun.
London, England, 1826-08-15

DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK.

South Sea Stock
Old Annuities
New Ditto
Bills, .£l,OOO td. 15 14 put.
Ditto SOO td 15 14 pm.
Ditto Small 24 15 14 pm.
Ditto Advertised
Bank for Account
India for Account
Cows. for Account 78%%14
London, England, 1826-08-15

TO THE EDITOR OF THE SUN

Abandon the privilege of franchise, or confine it to
a very narrow compass.
Abolish the Sinking, Fund, as at present-established,
and expunge all Stock already in the Commissioners'

names.

Make the redemption or exoneration of the remain-
ing Land Tax, outstanding within a given time, corn-
-5 pwille r
Cent.
; it will be no great hardship to oblige some
to do what a great many have already done by choice.
Propose
to the Fundholders to commence a vohm-
tarN Sinking Fund of their own, with, CommisSioners
:
independent of Government, which Sinking Fund will
he in the nature of private property, and not tangible
by Parliament. ,
submit to an Income Tax on the
National
Give them some trifling temptation, and the majo-
rity cbeleielt.t,: fol,lillyirgthivae i
t ertress purpose.
million per annum, and
you Land
ari
dmay gaxr,att the
lirt
are
reasonable
raised
niablepa by f
partthereof,
iioerrceed of, exoneration
be iii
v ot
invested
violence
ei, iooilleitiicl
the
of the national creditors, as of course some
Oa sil at
heemLia.mnednecdemProprietor
iswiiileiwi3latiiiiatde;
lyent and must be dealt with '
of the majority, like as if subject to the
an assemblage deciding
cwimoiliiiitordoritt 1
Dy votes.

G. CHERRY.
London, England, 1826-08-15

THE FUNDS.

CITY, Twelve o' Cloch.
Thii morning Consols opened at their closing price of yesterday
7sl 1 ; they declined to 78} sellers, but afterwards recovered,
and are now 761 buyer.. The money market is good, and scarcely
any difference in the price between Consols for money or account.
1/lexical Bonds were early in the
morning at 47 1; they have
since been drooping, end are at 46 ; Colombian are also about
1 per vent, lower than at the commencement of business, and may
he quoted at 80 1. The Share market continues dull; Brazilian
Mining Shares remain heavy at It to 14 i
Three per 'Cent. Consols, 79; Dittoem um.
for Account, 78i;
New 4 per Cent., 95.1 i
ndia 4 per Cent. Bonds, 25 pm. ;
Exchequer Bills, 14 15 pni.
FoatuaN FuNns.--Brazilian, 60 I ; Buenos Ayres, 60 1 ;
thilian, 37 9 ; Colombian, 1824, 311 ; Mexicans per Cent.,
40 1 ; Ditto 6 per Cent., 47 1; Greek, 124 ; Russian, 531 4;
Portuguese, 72 3 ; Spanish, 10 1 ; Peruvian, 25 7.
ridAlixxs..--Anglo Mexican, 474 5 die. ; United Mexican, Hi
u. ; Colombian, 1 3 per Share ; Tlalpuxahua, 20 4 pm. ;
nCastello,} di.. ; Brazilian, 12 14 pm. ; Pasco Peruvian, IN-
di.. ; Bolivar, 1 3 pm.

T o'clock.
' Consols within these few minutes have improved,wo
and are 781
the husinese, however, in the English market is rather small ;
4 per Cent., 94i ; New 4 per Cent., 95 ; Exchequer Bills, 14
16; India Bonds, 22 pm. The Brokers are busied in making up
their accounts for the settlement, and consequently little business
doing, .l'ilexican have been as low as 44/, are now 46i ; Colom-
bian Bonds remain at 301 1.
3 per Cent. CoTEPEE O' CL CK.
nsols, 781 sellers.
London, England, 1826-02-24

MANUFACTURING DISTRESS.

We regret to find, in the following extract of a
letter from a very intelligent Manufacturer of
Saddleworth, in Yorkshire—the seat of our most
curious, land ingenious woollen.manufacture—
a melancholy corroboration of the distress which
prevails throughout the manufacturing districts:—

SADDLEWOII.7I/, FEB. 22.

" You can have but an imperfect idea of the distress in which
the manufacturers of this district are plunged. Even those of
undoubted large property are brought to an absolute stand by
the want of confidence, which has in truth become almost uni-
versal. The unlooked-fbr stoppage of the Union Bank has occa-
sioned a general derangement of business, yet upon a minute
examination of the affkirs of ilfessrs. Ilarrop, Brown, and liar-
rop, there appears to be an undoubted large balance in their fa-
vour, after payment of every outstanding demand upon the firm.
This of course depends on the solvency of the parties indebted
to their Bank, but the surplus is so large, that there can be no
reasonable doubt of every claimant receiving his full demand.
Annexed Is a statement of the affitirs of the Union Bank, which
have been inspested by a Committee, consisting

Mr. Taylor, Duckenfield Hall—for Ashton.
Mr. Joseph Jones
Mr. James Lees; }for Oldham.
Mr. Bride
1
Mr. John Hilton
Mr. Wm. Kenworthy for Saddleworth.
Mr. John Broadbent

- -
STATEMENT Or WIIE UNION DANE.
d.
Dr.--Amount of debts owing by li. B. & Co. 101,512 17 0
Amount of Notes in circulation . 20,200 0 0
Balance due Bank . . . . 10,052 16 7

£140,733 13 7

Cr..—Amount of debts due to H. B. & Co.
Bank Buildings, &c. -
Stamps on band - -
- - -
Bills and Cash on hand -

105,301 3 8
1,102 0 0
- 000 0 0
33,730 9 11

xi4n,733 13 7
Bs. d.alance, Bank account . 10,952 16 7
John Harrop's private estate . 21,473 0 0
Edward Brown's . . 31,514 0 0
John Harrop, jun. - 6,362 0 0

£52,340 0 0
gg There is In be a Meeting on the affairs of the
Bank on Thursday. Our circulation of notes
London, England, 1826-02-24

,
This Day was published,
In Three Volumes. price 31s. tkl.
rrITE HISTORY of ENGLAND, from the
earliest Times to the Death of George IL
By Dr. GOLDSMITH.
Continued to the Death of George 111. by the Rev. R. LY.
NA 31, A.M. late Classical 3lastet of Christ's Hospital.
Vol. 111. by Mr. Lynam, may be had separate, price is.
printed by J. F. Pave, St. John's-square ; for Cowie, Low,
and Co. P.:mitre • Chalmers and Collins, Glasgow ; H. Moz.
Ivy, Derby; areJ. Cumming, Dublin.
London, England, 1826-02-24

TIIE FUNDS.
Consols—Yesterday, closed

Alter the Close

-76 i 7
- 767,-
76

This morning opened
The general conviction yesterday, that Mii
sters would not relax in their determination to
decline assisting the commercial world, flattened
Consols to 761 after the close or the market.
This morning the market opened yet more de-
pressed, from the report of last night's debate,
and Consols began at 76.- The Market then
fell into a state of great confusion, and Consols
were offered at 761 i. In this state it continued,
til I an eminent Broker made a movement, taking off
200,000, which stimulated other buyers, who then
run Consols up to 764. A considerable amount
of business was affected, and at 1 o'clock, Con.
sols were pretty steady at 764

Bank Stock
India Bonds
3 per Cent. Consols (Money-)
Ditto (Account)
3 per Cent. Reduced
3i per Cent. Reduced
New 4 per Cent. ' .
Exchequer Bills, .£lOOO-1 pm. 1 dis.
..000-1 pm. 1 dia.
X.lOO-40. I pm.
If Exchequer Bills cannot be raised to a pre
mium, even with the support of the Bank, wha
might be their value, in the Market, if five millions
Were advanced by Government? The probability is
that they would either be unsaleable, or sacrificed
at a price that would inevitably bring down Con-
sols. Who would buy in the Funds, with Ex-
chequer Bills at the discount that may be anti-
cipated ?

• 203.
7 6 4 dis.
- 76
-76 ii.
-77 k.
-
London, England, 1826-02-24

[MORNING ros•r.]

Last night, Mr. Ellice brought under the con-
sideration of the House the Petitions presented from various
places against, the importation of Foreign Silks. After stating
the distress which now prevails among the manufacturers, he
moved that a Select Committee be appointed to take into its con-
sideration the various representations made in the Petitions of the
Silk Weavers and Manufacturers, and report their opinions
thereupon to the House. Itlr.Williams seconded themotion. Mr.
Huskisson made ii most argumentative, impressive, and tri.
umphant speech, on the occasion. It made a deep impression
upon the House, and will not fail to be read with high and
general interest. It being One o'Clock when the Right Hon.
Gentleman concluded his admirable address, and several other
➢lembers being desirous of speaking to the subject, Mr. Secre.
tary Canning proposed an adjournment of the debate to this
day ; which' was instantly agreed to by the House.
London, England, 1826-02-24

To the GENTLEMEN; CLERGY, and FREEHOLDERS
of NORTHUMBERLAND.

GENTLEMEN,
-IL ITAVING just returned from my Canvass in
the western parts of the County, I hasten to apprise my
Friends of the very decided expression of goodwill and as-
surance of support which I have universally met with.
Appearances are now so favourable throughout all . parts of
the County, that my success can barely admit of a denbt ; but
as my Adversary holds out a determination of proceeding to a
poll, I must earnestly request your attendance on the Day of
_Election.

I have the honour to be, Gentlemen,
Your obliged and faithful servant,

HENRY THOMAS LiDDELL.
Committee-room, Queen's Head, Newcastle,
Feb. 16, 1826.

PARLIAMENTAR Y PROCEEDINGS.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.
ORDERS OF THE DAY FOR THIS DAY.
1. Ways and Means—Committee.
2. Supply—Committee. •
3. South American Treaties Bill—Report.
NOTICES OF MOTIONS FOR THIS DAY.
1. Sir Henry Hardinge—Ordnance Estimates. Un Committee
of Supply.)
2. Mr. Maherly—To oppose the motion that the Speaker do
leave the Chair, in order that the House resolve into a Com-

mittee of Supply, for the purpose of calling the attention of
the House to the present state of Exchequer 13111 s, 'and the
transactions of Government with the Bunk.
3. Mr. Ellice----To refer to a Select Committee all Petitions
against the importation of Poreign'Silks.—(Adjourned De-
bate.)

PRIVATE BIId
Second Headings fn. This D.
Bridgewater Improvement; iixeter, Holt, Allendale, and
Wigan, &c. Roads.
London, England, 1826-02-24

PRICE OF STOCKS THIS
frank Stuck
3 per tent. Red 77
3 per Cent. Cont.
3i per Cent.
Ditto Red B4i n
4 per tent. New
Rank bong Ann.
India Stock .
Ditto Bond% • 7 6 4 dis.
South Sea Stock

PRICES OF FOREIGN F
Austrisn lids, 6 per rent.-
54

----- 1826
---...._ Scrip
Buenos Ayres ilds
Milian, Ms 6 per cent —
Colombian lids —
Do. 1824
Danish, 6 per cent. ...
Do. 1825 - 62 i
(ireek this
Do. 182 i
Guatimala —
3lexican lids —
Do.. 1825 6041 8 i

PRICE OF IRISU
Bank Stock 239
Gov. Deb. 33 per cent.... 904
4 per cent. New do. tili
Gov. Stock, 33 per ct.... 8541; 0
Consols 3 per cent. ...774 7 if
Royal Canal Stock -
Grand Canal Stock —
Ditto Loan, 4 per cent.
Ditto Ditto, li per cent.
London, England, 1826-02-24

DAY AT ONE O'cl.oCK.
Old Annnities
New Ditto
Ex. Bills WOOL 10. Ipin. 1 dii.
Ditto 500/. litl. ... par 1 pin.
Ditto Sinai! 11(1.
Ditto Advertised •
Bank for Acct.
India for Acct.
COII3. for Acct. 76

INDS AT ONE O'CLOCK
Mexican Scrip
Neapolitan, 1824
Neapolitan Scrip
Peruvian Bonds
Do. Scrip
Portuguese Bonds
Prussian, 6 per cent.
Ditto New
Russian. New, sp. 77A4
Spanish 11121, 6p. c. 1091
1823
French Renter, 5 p. c. 911 f. —c.
Exchange ... 25f. 60c.
3 p• c.
--- Exchange

TOCKS, FEB. 21.
Mining Company Pin
St. Patrick Insurance
National ditto.
Hibernian Bank
Fish Shares • •
_
Patriotic ditto
Royal Irish Mining 3 pm,
New Brighton
Hibernian Gas Company
London, England, 1826-02-24

This Day was published,
In Onc *cry thick Volume, medium ilvo. three column's,
Price $68.,
ANEW GRUM and ENGLIII LEXI-
CON; principally on the Plan of the Greek and Ger.
man Lexicon of SCHNEIDER •. Alphabetically arranged`;
llstinguishing such as are Poetical, of Dialectic variety, or pe.
toliar to certain Writers and classes of Writers ; with Exam.
tales, literally translated, selected from the Classical IVtiters.
By J. DONNEGAN,
Printed by J. F. Dove, St, John's-square; for Cowie, Low,
and Co. Poultry ; Chalmers and Collins, Glasgow ; and Cum.
rating,

This Day was published,
In Four Volumes, royal Bvo. with a Portrait, 31. 13s. Bd. hot-
pressed, •
MR. CHITTY'S EIJITION of BLACK-
4-v-IL STONE'S COMMENTARIES; with very .full
rt./laical Notes, bringing down the law to the present lime,
and with other Improvements, &C.
Printed Poultry J. F. Dove, St. John's.sqUare ; for Cowie, Low,
and Co., Poultry ; W. Walker, Strand ; Chalmers and Col.
lins, ; Cumming, Dublin; and Ilkillikin, Dublin.
London, England, 1826-02-24

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

The streets and avenues leading to the House were crowded
by an immense numbet of silk weavers, who appeared to con-
duct themselves with the greatest propriety and order.
Al I SCE LLA N EO US.
Mr.'llu'rcitims, from the Bank of England, Presented an
Account of the amount ofßank of England- notes now In circu-
lation under 5/.—Laid.on the table and ordetcd to be printed.
Mr. TIERNEY, from the Stamp Office, presented papere.—
Laid on the table. .
Mr. PETER Moonr obtained leave to brins In Bills to
enable the '4 1E is Fire insurance Company,' and 4"rhe
Welsh Iron and coal Mining Company," to sue and be sued in
the names of their respective Chairmen or Secretaries.
Mr. WHITBREAD obtained leave to bring in a Bill for the
better management of the Depttbrd Charity.
The several Private Bills on the table were forwarded in their
respective stages.
Mr. RIDLEY COtRURN presented a petition from Benjamin
Robert Haydon, Historical Painter, praying for the encourage..
ment of the Fine Arts..--Laid on the table.
IMPORTATION OF FOREIGN SILK.
Sir E. HARVEY presented a petition from Braintree and
flocking, in the County of Essex, against the importation of
Foreign Silks; also a similar petition from Waltham Holy
Cross. in the County of Essex. Similar petitions were also
presented by Mr. L. Foster, from Leek, in the County of
statford ; by Dir. Curteis, from R. Marson, Silk Throwster ;
by Mr. Powell Buxton, from the Minister? Churchwardens,
and Inhabitants of Bethnal Green ; by Sir William Guise, from
Chipping Norton; by Sir Thorn as Acland, from David Smith,
Silk Throwster ; by Sir Thomas Lethbridge, from
by
Weavers of Spitalfields, signed by 201000 persons;
Benett, from the Silk Throwsters of Gi lien, in the county of
Dorset; by Mr. Portman, from the Silk Throwaters of Sher.
borne, in the county of Dorset; by Mr. Dugdale, from the
Ribbon Weaver* of the county of Wiirwick ; by Mr. Calcraft,
from the town of Kintrec, in the county of Somerset; by mr.
Calthorpe, from Hendon, in the county of Wilts ; by Mr.
Leigh, from Robert Gouger' Silk Manufacturer, of Oakhani,
in the county of Rutland; by Mr. John Williams, from Co-
ventry by Mr. Peter Moore, from the several Wards of the
city of Coventry ; by Mr. Banker, from St. Olave's, in the
county of Dorset; by Mr. Baring, from the Master Manufac-
turers of London.
CORN LAWS.
Lord STANLEY presented a Petition from the Manatee.
titters of the town and neighbourhood of Blackburn, for an
alteration of the Corn Laws; similar Petitions were also pre-
sented by Mr. Buitinta, from the city of Rochester; by Mr.
He at e, front Kirby Kendall, in the county of Lancaster.

SLAVERY IN THE COLONIES.
Mr. CuIIWEN presented a Petition from the parishes of Brig-
ham and, Eggiestield, in the county of Cumberland, for the
Abolition of NegroSlavety. Similar Petitions were also pre-
sented by the same Hon. Member from Dereharn, in the
county of Cumberland ; by Mr. BzwwETT, from Lisbury, in
the county of Wilts; by Mr. BIIUDENELL, front the town of
London, England, 1826-11-30

DICKSON'S PRACTICAL AGRICULTURE.

This day was published, in two thick vole, 4.t0., illustrated with
100 copper-plate Engravings, comprehending 400 subjects of
improved Agricultural Implements, the different Breeds of Catty,
the various Grasses on 16 coloured plates,

A COMPLETE SYSTEM of PRACTICAL
All AGRICULTURE and MODERN HUSBANDRY ; in

which are fully detailed the Nature of Soils and Manures, the
proper management of Meadow and Pasture, and the improved
satltivation of Araillm Landrl itetati.!. of Cror.., Oraft/leb,
; the best means of draining, with numerous plates ilineirative
of the same; and of embanking, inclosing, road-making, and
fencing; the different species of live stock, with coloured plates of
the most improved breeds ; and the construction of farm-houses,
offices, andcottages, accompanied with engraved plans and esti-
mates. With an Appendix of the Laws relating to Agriculture,
particularly of • the relative rights of Landlord and Tenant, Forms
of Leases, Setting out Tithes, &c. •
By R. W. DICKSON, M.D.
Originally published at six guineas, but on the stock passing
into the hands of the present proprietors, redueed to four guineas.
Published by Sherwood, Gilbert, and Piper, Paternoster-row.
London, England, 1826-11-30

PARLIAMENTARY PROCEEDING S.
HOUSE OF COMMONS.
NOTICES OF MOTIONS FOR, THIS DAY.
I. Mr. Hume—Returns o all Officers wlio have been permitted to sell
their Full Pay, Half Pay, and Brevet Commissions, since the lait
Return in March ; also, a Return of the money received and paid
for the same.
2. Sir Henry Parnell Account of the quantities of Foreign Goods im-
ported in 1824 and 1828, the Duties on which were reduced in 1825.
ORDERS OF THE DAY FOR THIS DAY.
1. Supply Report.
2. Oats Importation Indemnity Bill—Committee.
NOTICES GIVEN YESTERDAY.
, Friday,
Lord Nugent—Address for Returns of the number of Voters for Mem-
bers of Parliament, and the various rights upon which they claim to
vote; distinguishing Counties, Cities, and Boroughs, and the num-
ber of actual Freemen and Burgesses from Honorary.
Aer
3lr. 111acqueen—Law of Settlft th e
Holidays.
ement.
Mr. Maberly—Repeal of the Assessed Taxes.

PRICES OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK.
Bank Stook — South Sea Stock —
3 her Cent. Red B3 Old Annuities
9 per Cent. Cons. 83% ii New Ditto
NI per Cent. " Ex. Bills, £l,OOO 2d. 19 20 18 pm.
Ditto Red, B9!,i, Ditto .„..... 500 2d 20 pm,
4 per Cent. New — Ditto Small ...... 2d.......21 22 pm.
Ditto, 182 l 913 Ditto Commercial
Bank Long Ann.
India Stock — India for Account ~
Ditto Bonds 28pm. 'Cons. for Account B4 fili

PRICES OF FOREIGN, F
Austrian Bonds, 5 per cent. —
Brazilian Bonds 66
Buenos Ayres Bonds.
Chilian Bonds, 6 per ...et ,36
Colombian Bonds —
Ditto, 1824 42 IA 2 ix
Danish, 3 per cent.< 62,.;,
Greek Bonds .
Ditto, 1826 —
Guatimala 5B
Mexican Bonds 5B
Do. 1825 6g%54%/i

NOS AT ONE 0 CLOCK.

Neapolitan, 11324
Peruvian:Bonds 34
Portuguese Bonds
Prussian, 5 per cent.
Ditto, New —
Russian, New, 5 p. c. B7 !ii
Spanish, 1821 l3'4 %%
----- ISM —
French Rented, fa p. c —f. —c.
Exchange —t. —c,
—3 per cent.
.—.-- Exchange

AT ONE O-CLOCK.
Paid. Pa Share.
BYO 40

15
- 18

£1 14
London, England, 1826-11-30

PRICES OF SPIARE

Brazilian Mining Company
British Iron Mining Company
Columbian Mining Company
Mexican Mining Cmnpany
Potosi La Paz.and Peruvian AISOI

PRICE OF IRISH
Bank Stock
Gov. Stock, 3% per cent tr7lili
Ditto, New
4 per Cent 91k , i
5
Oov. Deb. 314 per cent
Consols, 3 per cent u !a
Royal Canal Stock -
Grand Canal Stock 0
City Deb. 4 per cent.
Ballast Office Deli. 4 per cent. 9i•

HIGH 'WATER AT LONDO
Horning 24 minutes after '3. I

ITOCKS, NOV. 27.

St. Patrick Iniur. (per share)
Royal Irish Ditto —
National Ditto —
Patriotic Ditto
llibernian Bank lti}4
Provincial Ditto
Royal Irish Mine —
Imperial Mine
Mining Co. of Ireland %
Commercial Buildings —

N BRIDGE TO-MORROW.
Evening ....... 42 minutes after 3
London, England, 1826-11-30

ROYAL SOCIETY.—(THis DAY.)

This day being the Anniversary Meeting of the Royal Society,
the following gentlemen were elected Officers mad of the Council
fur the ensuing year ;--

PnEsinEXT--Sir Humphrey Davy, Bart.
TUNASUILER—Daviei Gilbert, Esq. 111. P.
Szcarra.atts—J. T. W. Herschel, EN, an:. J. G. Children, Esq
Coismcit..-ot.o Mimeeas.—Sir Humphrey Davy, P., John
Barrow, Esq., Lord Bishop of • Carlisle, Davies Gilbert, Esq.,
J. 1. W. Hershel, Esq., Sir Everard Home, bart., Captain H.
Kater, John Pond, Esq., James South, Esq., W. H. Wollaston,
M.D., Thomas Young, M. D. , New si era v.—John Aber-
nethy, Esq., Charles Babliage, Esq„ Capt, F. Beaufort, It.N.,
Robert Brown, Esq., John George Children, Esq., Charles Hatt-
whet, Esq., A. B. Laruhert, EN., George Pearson, M.D., Wil-
liam Prout, M.D.
London, England, 1826-11-30

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No. 10,678.

LITERATURE.

RIGHT HON. WM. HUSKISSON, M.P., &c. &c.
91-IHE INSPECTOR, LITERARY MAGA-
ZINE and REVIEW, for DECEMBER, will contain
nearly Two Sheets of Matter exclusiVe of the usual variety of
Original Articles, among which will be found—A Memoir of the
above distinguished Statesman—The Willi-dance, an Hungarian
LegendL--Board and Lodging—Contributions by distinguished
Contemporaries, W. W.—The Literary Gaeetfe and the Cur-
rencyZoe—West India ContumaCy, and Compulsory Manu-
mission—Diary of an M.P, for November—and Gaitiei and
Gravities of the Month, &c. &c. &c.

Effingham Wilson, Royal Exchange. and all other Booksellets,
price la. 6d.

This day was published, in 4 pocket vole. price 12.. boards. 4
THE MINOR THEATRE ; a Collection of
4- Farces and Afterpieces, full of poiut, wit, and humour;
with the original. Prologues and Epilogues.
Edited by T. DIBDIN, Esq.
Also by the same Editor, the NEW LONDON THEATRE, a
Collection of Tragedies, Comedies, Operas, and Farces, printed
from the copies,wd in the Theatres ; with lie original Prologues
slid Epilogues. In 12 cabinet vols. price a 14%.
Published by Sherwood, Gilbert, and Piper, Paternoster-row.
London, England, 1826-11-30

MANCHESTER, TUESDAY EVENING; Nov. 2S.

(FROM OUR OWN CORREBYONDINT.)
. Ws have again had an uncommonly dull market to-day, and
the inquiry for goods not so eitensive; nor have we had much
business doing. In Water Twist sonic sales have been effected
at last week's quotation.; to-day the buyers have been attempting.
to purchase at lower prices, and in some few instances they have
succeeded. The reduction, . however, is not general, but partial.
The demand for power-loom cloth is become very limited, and
the holders find some difficulty in making sales. Velveteens, for
exportation,, are very heavy, and the stocks are upon the increase.
At this season of the year the country trade is generally very bad,
the buyers not liking to hold great stocks. In Cotton little or
nothing is doing, the holders waiting the issue of the public sale
at Liverpool, on Tuesday next, of 1,600 Sea lalamia•
London, England, 1826-11-30

POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

'BOW-STREET.--(Tits Day.)
A young man of genteel appearance, named Gilbert Hume
Jones, was brought up in she custody of Miles and Priest, two of
the Bow-street patrol, on a charge of stealing this morning, from
the shop of Mr. Correll, hosier, Iti4, Strand, three kid gloves.
He wanton pretenceof purchasing, and the shopman, on missing
the gloves, accused him of the theft. He drew them from his pocket,
and saying he had put them there by mistake, offered to pay for
them. lie was, however, given into custody, and shortly after he
was gone, a piece of silk, containing four handkerchiefs, was
found near the spot where he bad been standing ; the handker-
chiefs were of a large pattern of yellow and red colours, and sup-
posed to have been stolen from some other shop. When taken he
had a silver watch, and 20a. Gd. in his pockect.
The prisoner stated in explanation, that he bad put them into
his pocket, intending to purchase them, and on offering to pay
for them, the lad accused him of the theft. lie denied all know
ledge of the silk. - I
Mr. Halms remanded him for a week, to discover, if possible,
the owners of the silk.

HATTON-GABDEN.—(Tuts DAY.)
A deaf and duwb lad, named Watts, wag charged with the fol-
lowing atrocious attempt to injure a valuable horse, belonging to
a person named Wall, a stable keeper, in Black Horse-court, Gray's
Inn-lane.
From the evidence it appeared, that the prisoner entertains a
most 'vicious propensity to injure every kind of animal that comes
within his reach, forcing hot iron down dog's throats, sprinkling
aqua-fortis over fowls, pouring scalding water over eau, Ste.
About eight o'clock this morning, (his father's premises adjoining
those of Mr. Wall) he was seen to go into the Stable, and was
shortly after followed
by Mr. Wail, who to hie horror and asto-
nishment,: caught him in the set of forcing a piece of window-
lath, three feet long, into the bowels of a liorie. The boy imme-
diately ran out, but was pursued, and taken into custody.
The horse sank to the ground, in a state of exhaustion, and is
'not expected to recover. This is also the third occasion on which
valuable horses have fallen victims to the diabolical practices of
this young mon.ter.
The prisoner, who had been educated in the Deaf and Dumb
Asylum, in writing denied the' charge, declaring he had never
been in the stable at all, but Mr. Regers recollecting him to hairs
been before him for a similar offence, ordered him to be remanded
until Friday, when the state of the horse might be ascertained,
declaring that should the account be unfavourable, he Should
inflict the full penalty of three mouths' imprisonment.
London, England, 1826-11-30

CHRONOLOGY.

This;day,was published, in Hvo. illustrated by an engraved His-
torical
,and Chronological Chart, representing the rise, re-
volutions, and fall of the principal Empires and States, price
1/. 16s.
THE UNIVERSAL.CHRONOLOGIST and
HISTORICAL REGISTER, front the Crestieu to the
close of the year 1825.

'By HENRY BOYLE. ,
The first Part of this Work is a Translation, with additions,
from the French of M. gt. Martin, which has attained such a re-
putation. in France as to have been adopted in the Public Institu-
tions and Seminaries of that kingdom. The second Part contains
the most comprehensive Chronological Account extant of the nu-
merous events connected with the French Revolution.

Publimbed by Sherwood, Gilbert, and Piper, Paternoster-row.

MAVOR'S VOYAGES and TRAVELS,—" The mpg ecopo-

mical Collection extant."
This day was published, in 28 vols. illustrated by upwards of One
Hundred and Fifty Engravings and Maps,
AGENERAL COLLECTION of VOYAGES
and TRAVELS, including the raost interesting Records of
Navigators and Travellers, since the discovery of America by Co-
lumbus, in the year 1492.

By WM. MAYOR, LLD.
The Voyages comprising those of the early Navigators, Colum-
bus, Americos Vesputius, Cabot, De Gams, Magellan, and others;
besides Cook's First, Second, and Third Voyages, reprinted ver-
batint from the original 4to editions; Anson's, Byron's, Vancou-
ver's, and numerous others. In 13 vols. price 31. be. in bds.
The Travels comprehending, amongst others, those of Bruce,
Brydone, Brown, Burgoing, Barrow, Core,.Carr, Denon, Han-
way, Hamilton, Hearne, Kotzebue, Li Macartney,
Mackenzie, Niebuhr, Pocock, Pallas, Park, Shaw; Swinburue,
Sonnini, Valentia, Weld, %milt, &c. In 15 vols. Price 3/. 151.
Published by Sherwood, Gilbert, and Piper, Paternoster-row.
London, England, 1826-11-30

EAST' INDIA SHIPPING.

The Catherine, Macintoih, from Bengal, Arrived off Portsmouth,
sailed front Calcutta, May 23, from Saugar, June 6, from the
Cape, Sept. 9, and from St. Helena, 23d ditto.
The General Palmer, Truscott, front Madras, arrived off Do-
ver, sailed from Madras, July 30, and from St. Helena, Oct. 8.---
Out and home in eight months and nineteen dart.
Arrivals at Bengal.—The Sir David Scott, IPTaggart, front
Louden ; the Earl of Balcarras, Cameron, from London, on the
22d June; the George IV., Barrow, from London, ou the 23d ;
the Lady Melville, Clifford, front London ; the Princess Char-
lotte, M'Keen, from Liverpool, on the 24th ; the Sherhorne,
White, from thetlanritios, on the 28th the• Hon- Company's
ship, Thames, was under orders for Cheduba, to bring away
troops ; the Castle. Huntly, Drutninond, from London, on the
19th June; the Marquis of Huntly, Fraser, from London, on the
24th ; Circassian, Douthwaite, front London, on the 27th ; Ge-
neral Palmer, Truscett, from London, on the 14th July; his Ma-
jesty's ship Larne, Kingeombe, from Penang, on the 15th; the
sugau, Swami, front Rangoon ; Euphrates, It. Scott, froiu Lon-
don ; Fairlie, Short, from 'Rangoon, ou the 16th ; his Majesty's
ship, Athol!, Murray, from Rangoon, on the 17th ; Jeane Pierre,
—, from Bordeaux, on the 11th ; Juliana, Tunes' front Lon-
den, on the 25th ; his Majesty's ship, Volage, Dundas, .from
Portsmouth. _ _

Sailing* from Madras.—The'Sultan, Mitchell, for Bengal, on
the 4th July ; Circassian, Douthwaite, for Bengal, on the 6th ;
Eliza, Mahon, for Bengal, on the '7th ; Mary Ann, :Jacob, for
Ceylon, on the 9th; Hamm Shaw, Davidson, for Bengal ; Phea-
sant, Paglar, for Masulipatam and Bengal, on the 16th; Susan,
Stodart, from Bengal, ou the 17th ; Fairlie, Short, for Bengal,
the 22t1;
and La Belle Alliance, Iloremer, for Bengal, the 26th.
Arrival at Ceylon.—Tbe Morning Star, Buckhatn, from Lou-
don, on the Sd July.
Arrivals at Bornbay.—The Diadem, .Cntgrave, from London,
on the 12th July ; and Columbine, Suit, from London, en the
16th July.
Arrivals at Bengal.—The Georgian*, Haylett, from London
and Madras, on the 21st June ;
the Circassian, Douthwaite, from
London and Madras, on the 19th July.
Sailing* from Bengal.--The Hon. Contpany's ship Th anies,
Haviside, for Cheduba, on the 10th July; Penang Merchant, for
Singapore and China, on the 11th; Aretlutea, Hoy, for Ran..
goon, on the 19th.
Arrivals at St. Helena.—The Medina, Briggs, from Beniti, on
the 28th Sept ; Orynthia, Welch, and the Harnion;,, from
Singapore, on the 20th.
Sailing* from St. Helena.—The Columbus, Brown, and the
HairtiOnie, for London, on the 2d Oct.
The Bombay Merchant, Hughes, was lost in Bengal river,
near the mouth of Licarn's Channel, on the 16th June ; the
Captain and thirty4ye.persons perished, and only twenty-seven
saved.

His Majesty's ship Petition, Jarvis, from Madras, on the Id
July; Marqtlis of Lanstiown, Brady, from the Mauritius, on
the Bth.
London, England, 1826-04-26

ROMAN CATHOLIC PETITION.

The Earl of CARNAR VON presented a Petition from the Ro-
man Catholics of the County of Wexford, praying for a repeal of
the Penal Laws.

JOINT-STOCK COMPANIES IN SCOTLAND.

Lord MELVILLE rose for the purpose of withdrawing a Bill,
which he had' broUght before the House, to enable Joint-Stock
Companies in Scotland to sue and be • sued in the names of the
respective officers. His Lordship's object was to bring in a Bill
more applicable to the principle of one which had lately passed
their Lordships' House, as now altered by the other House of Par-
liament. His Lordship then withdrew the first Bill, and gave
notice of his intention to bring in the other Bill to=morrow, the
provisions of which are not to extend to Banking Companies.
The Earl of LAUDERDALE could not form any opinion as
to the • shape in which the Bill should come up from the other
House of Parliament, but he thought it singular that the same
'charity which was extended to other joint-stock Companies should
notledealt out to banking establishments. It was as necessary
that banks should be conducted by men of probity as any other
establishinents. His Lordship could nut, therefore, see the jus-
tice of not makint, the Bill applicable to ull joint-stock e
com-
panies._

Lord MELVILLE said Ms object was to place joint-stock com-
panies in Scotland on the same footing with those of England and
Ireland, but did not'mean, by his Bill, to interfere with banking
establishments, which would be the subject of a separate enact-
ment. The Bill which he intended to . bring in would leave
them as they were, and they could sair no inconvenience by
it.
London, England, 1826-04-26

DIVIDENDS.

May 24., It Dawson, Leeds, Yorkshire, ailk-mercer, at eleven,
at the Court House, Leeds--May 26, .1. W..,Wakeford, Bolton-
le-Moors, Lancashire, linen-dro.per, at ten, at the Bridgewater
Arms' Inn, Manchester—May 16, J. Sisson, Lombard-street,
banker, at ten, at the Court of Commissioners—May 16, 8.
Sotheby, Wellington-street, Strand, auctioneer, at ten, at the
Court of Counissionert--June 8, J. Iladwin, Liverpool, banker,
at one, ;at the George Inn, Liverpool—May 16, S. Ashton, llir-
rningluitn, iron founder, at eleven, at the Swan Hotel, Binning-
ham—May 19, C. Sheaf, Harvington Mill, Worcestershire,
miller, at eiovan, at the Itoyal Hotel, Birmingham—April 29, It.
Franklin, Wilmot-strat, Brunswick-square, tailor, at eleven, at
the Court of Commissioners—May 20, G. Fs ' Sargent, Marlbo-
rough-place, Peter-street, Westminster, patent leather-dresser, at
eleven, at the Court of Commissioners.
CEIITIFICATES--MaY 16.

E. I. &mei* Great Ptescott-sireet, Goodnum's-fields, jewel-
ler—F. Whayrnau,- Amelia-row, Spa-road, Bermondsey, cur-
rier--G. Bird, llollybush-place, Bethnal-green, calico-dyer—
J. Daniell, Lime-street, provision-merchant—W. Webb, Great
Distaff-lane, packing cane-malter—J. Brenchley, sen. and J.
Brenchley, Gravesend,. Kent, distillers—W.,
Masters, Drake.streer, Ablgate, woollen-draper—W. Lea, Chas-
lotto-street; Fitzroy-square, broker-..-T. Wood, New Church-
court, Strand, printer.
PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. -

H. Wyatt, sen. H. Wyatt, jun. and T. Utton, Brome, Suffolk,
J. Robinson, J. Forster, and J. Bentley,
land agents—S. Lord,
King-street, Chaapalde, ate merchants—S. and J. Dawes,
Bromford, Birmingham, iron masters--F. and J. Dando, High
Holborn, hat manufacturers—J. nubile, G. Ellis, and J. Barlow,
Hanley, Staffordahire, potters--J. G. S. and J. Davis, Ports-
mouth, musical instrument sellers—J. G. Carter and J. Peers,
Cornhill, corn merchants--J. Firth and F. Sadler, Macclesfield,
silk throwsters—J. Appleton and J. Bewail, Henley-upon-
Thames. common brewers--A. L. Wigan and W. Smith, Dow-
gate-hill, surgeons—J. Acton:and S. Tillie, Liverpool, vit4ual-
lers—E. Mathews, Manchester, silk mercer, and J. P. Wise,
Ampthill, Bedfordshire, drape—J. Crowcroft and J..N. John,.
sou, Manchester, colour makers—T. and G. Gough, Bristol,
ntillWrights—T. and G Gurnett, Harper-street, New Kent
Road, carriers----A. Williams and W. Burgess, Birmingham,
manufacturers—A. Nicoll, W. Franklin, and H. Rowed, Con-,
duit-street, Hanover-square, tailors—S. Moore and T. Cullen,
Nottingham, lace manufacturers—M. and W. Willcox, Wolcot,
Somersetshire, chair manufacturers.
London, England, 1826-04-26

THE MARKETS.

(From the Price Current of Tuesday, April 25.)
CoproN WooL.—We have to notice since our last a reduction
of P. to id. per lb. in the prices of East India descriptions. The
sales last week were estimated at about 2,200 bags as follows,
60 bags Vermin's good fair 10P. per lb. in bond; 150 Egyptians
middling IP. duty paid ; 1,490 Surats ordinary to good fair 411 d.
to SP. in bond ;
,510 Bengals 4d. to 50.
SUGAR.--Raw Sugars are in steady demand ; 200 hhds. of
New Barbadoes ware 'Ottred ; good White sold at 665. to 725. 6d.
and middling 625. to 655. per cwt. About 400 hhds. and 125
trs. and barrels St.iLucia Sugar were also brought to auction, the
quality particularly` bad; however, the prices were such as we
hardly ever heard of, viz. 445. to 475. per cwt. for dabs, and 495.
to 54e. for better qualities ; deducting the duty the prices left to
pay the importer is only 21s. to 275. per cwt. Refined Sugars
are scarce, and fully maintain last week's quotations.. Some in-
quiry after Crushed for the Mediterranean. In Foreign Sugars
there were about 400 chests very good strong white Ilavannah
put up for sale this morning, but withdrawn at 425. to 455. ;
425. were offered for the best lots. Some inquiry after white
Brazil at 87s. to 88s.

Corree.—The market remains heavy, at 475. for good ordi-
nary, and 48s, for fine ordinary at St. Domingo, hardly any buyers
to be met with, however, at the same time, holders are very little
inclined to sell at these prices, and by no means press the market,
so that there were no public sales this day, and but small parcels
advertised for the week.

INDIGO has experienced a considerable reduction, and on some
qualities the actual decline has been greater tl.ta has been expe-
rienced on most other articles equally depressed by the change of
the markets. At the East India Company's late sale there was
but few good /hipping qualities, consequently thadeliression was
not so great as on the low and middling qualities. Since the sale
Indigo suitable for shipping has been inquired for ; and qualities
for home consumption command an advance of 4d. per lb. In-
digo for consumers selling in October last at 9s. to lls. per lb.
are now to be had at ss. ad. to as. 6d. Oude, that brought be.
and 7s. sold last sale at 2,. ad. and 3s. 6d. per lb. so that the loss
to holders must have been immense.
Pnovisions.—'Fhe quantity of Foreign Butter has increased to
a very great extent ; whilst the quantity of Irish is decreasing,
notwithstanding the protecting duty of 20e. per cwt. In respect to
the prices of this article, we have to record another very consider-
able reduction ; indeed, the quotations are almost nominal, and
the sale of Irish butter in particular almost impracticable. The
stock of Bacon is only about 16,000 bake, against 81,000 a; this
time last year, but prices are rather on the decline.
London, England, 1826-04-26

THE FUNDS.

City, 12 o'clock this day.
Consols opened this morning at 79+, advanced to
79ft for the Account, with very little business doing ;
since which a' trifling re-action has taken place, and
they may be quoted at 79.
.Four failures took
place yesterday in the dry-salting hue. The accounts
from Manchester, Blackburn, and various other ma-
nufacturing towns, continue to be gloomy.-.--In the
Foreign Market all South American Securities have

lowered again, in conserence of the report of yester-
day, of the 11,yramas frigate, with specie, having ar-
rived, not being confirmed. Old Spanish, nothing
done ; Mexican, 64 ; Colombian, new, 424. ; Rue-
sian, 77ff ; Greek Bonds, 14 to 15 ; New Scrip, k,
prem.—COnsols just done at 7911.

City, one o'k.
Since 12 o'clock Consols have been done at 'oc
79i,
for the Account, with some business doing, but not to
a great extent. Within this half hour the Market ap-
pears rather on the. decline; Consols may be quoted
at 79 d. The New Scrip has not as yet made its
appearance, but it is expected to be out to-morrow.
It is stated that a Colombian document is in town
with the financial state of the Republic, which is un-
favourable.

The six millions of dollars, which was stated to be
on board the Pyramus frigate, turns out to be only
240,000. The above account has caused the South
American Securities to fall.—Consols just done at
79":

City, two o'clock. '
The Consols market continues heavy. Consols,
which were the previous half hour 79k, have again
declined to 79i, owing to a report that an express
had arrived from Lancaster with an account of an
insurrection in that county, the populace are run-
ning about armed, and pulling down the factories.
A deputation of the above county has gone up to Mr.
PEEL.

It is also stated that six mills have been burnt down
in the vicinity of. Blackburn, that the military have
been called out, and that some of the spinners have
been shot.

The Foreign Market is very heavy ; Colombia has
fallen since yesterday nearly 3 per cent: Old Spanish,-
Bto I. The Mexican Bonds have fallen since Our-
list report, notwithstanding the latest accounts from
.Mexico represent that state to be in a very flourish-
ing condition, in regard to its finances. The price
is now 634- to 64. The Colombian Bonds have
fallen from 1.34 to 40-1--41. Russian, 70 to 4 ; Brazil
Bonds, 55 to 56 ; G;eek Bonds, 14 to 16 ; _Peruvian,
29i to 30 ; New Scrip, ; Exchequer Bills, llpm.
We have heard it privately but confidently stated,.
that the new Loan about to be raised will not be ap-
propriated to the payment of the debt due to the
Bank.
London, England, 1826-04-26

GEORGE SWINTON, Secretary to the Government.

(From the London Gazette, Tuesday, April 25.)
Admiralty Office, April 25.
Copy of a Letter from Commodore Sir James Brisbane, C.B. to
John Wilson Croker, F..sq. dated on board the Honourable Com-
pany's Steam-vessel Diana, above Prome, on the Irawaddy, the
11(1 December, 1825.
Sta—The enemy having approached Prome in large bodies of

PRICES OF STOCKS Till
Hank Stl • U °OO I
3 per Cent. lied. 7414
3 per Cent. Cool. 7914/
3i per Cent.
Ditto Red.
4 tier t 'ent. New
4 per Cent. Scrip
Bank Long Ann 19i 3.18
India Stock 2-27
Ditto Rnnd 8 7 pm.

PRICES OF FOREIGN F

A list Han Mix, 5 per cent.—
Brazilian lids —

Buenos Ayres Bd*
Chinon Helm. 6 per ct. 42
Colonibian Bids 44 2a
Do. 1824 42j la,
flank!), 3 in ct. ......... I
Greek lids

Dn. 1826
Guntimals, —
Ilexican. lids.
no. 1825 6si 44 4 4

PRICES OF SHARES AT ONE O'CLOCK.

Per Share.

'
Angle-Mexican Mining Company 324
Firazilian.Mining Company
Paco Peruvian Mining Company
Tlalpuxahtut Mining Company
United Mexican Mining Company
Droitwich Patent Salt Company

FOREIGN MAILS.

.I,ltit !I'm).

Onttenburgh
I I aniburgh .

HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW.
Morning, •19 minutes after 5. 1 Evening, 16 minnies atter 6.

Zhe :A t.
London, England, 1826-04-26

DRURY-LANE THEATRE.

O'Keefe's play of Wild Oda was performed last night. With
much extravagance, and not a•little absurdity, it has so much ge-
nuine fun, that it never fails to create merriment and afford amuse-
ment. The representation of last night waft rendered interesting
by the appearance of Elliston as Rover. His return to the stage
will be gratifying to every lover of the: drama. His theatrical
career has been long and varied; and whatever may be said of his
other performances, those which he has exhibited as an actor have
merited all the praise and popularity which they have acquired.—
His voice, his deportment, his expression, and his unfailing ex-
uberance of spirits, have combined to raise him above all rivalry
in his peculiar line of parts. His comic effects, even in brorid
farce, are generally produced without over-stepping the modesty
of nature, and nothing can be more natural and effective than the
touches of what may be styled huniourous pathos which he throws
into his comedy. To say that time and the wear and tear of years,
not very quietly nor very cautiously spent, have in no degree af-
fected his powers, would be obviously to speak with exaggeration.
—lt is astonishing, however, how little his energy appears to be
abated, and to what a degree the buoyancy of his spirits still gives
vigour and animation to his delivery. Elliston looked and played
better last night, than he has done for some years. His voice
seemed to have recovered what it had lost of its pristine tone and
sweetness, and in his utterance, he had, in a great measure, got
rid of the hesitation which occasionally marred the effect of his
later efforts. He was received with warm expressions of favour.
Mrs. West plays Lady Amaranth with delightful grace and intel-
ligence. Dowton is the true Thunder : but why was not John
Dory given to little Smith, who is not without genuine humour,
and has the very gait and bearing of a sailor? Miss Kelly's Jane
is a powerful picture of vulgarity and ignorance. Brown is bare-
ly passable in Ephraim Smooth. Russell's Sim is highly re-
spectable. After the play, some foolish people called for Elliston,
and repeated the call until he came forward, and said, " Ladies
and Gentlemen, your attention gratifies, but oppresses me. Allow
me to give out Virginias for to-morrow night, and this comedy
for Thursday.". He then retired amidst loud applause.
London, England, 1826-04-26

of property, is condnciye.po the ends of justice, and
it

the allinving a Counsel in matter of life and death
is not conducive to these ends. One circumstance
ought to have some weight in a case of this kind:
England is the only civilized country which excludes
a person under a charge of felony from the benefit of
Counsel. Now, it does not follow, thit because
England stands alone in this respect,' that her practice
is necessarily to be reprobated ; but though we are not
disposed to subscribe to the opinion of a foreign Ju-
risconsult, that England, in matters of Criminar Juris-
prudence is many degrees below Turkey, yet it will not,
webelieVe, be contended that far more guiltymen escape
in England, and far more innocent men are condemned,
than ih any other civilized country. The History of,
England, said Voltaire, ought to be written by the
hangman. There is no accounting for the abundance
of crime in this country for centuries, but from there
being something radically wrong in our Criminal Sys-
tem. So fir, therefore, from the circumstance of any
•
practice being a pectiliarity •in our mode of criminal
procedure, intitliiig it tit) any particular favour, it ought
to lead us to view it' with distrust. We are now ap-
proximating, as much as possible,, to the Criminal Sys-
tern of other countries. .111 r: Peel admitted that we
were behind our neighbours. When we find, then;
that no one practice of ours excites more universal
horror than that of denying to a prisoner the benefit of
Counsel, we have very strong grounds ,for suspecting,
that we are not much happier in this respect; than we
are in the want of a public prosecutor, and in the
bungling manner in which we conduct all the proceed-
ings preliminary to a trial.
London, England, 1826-04-26

BANKRUPTCY. ENLARGED.

W. Fenlvick, Little Queen-street, Lincoln's lnn-fields, furniture
broker, from March 14, to 1111 y 2, at ten, it the Court of Com-
,
laissioners.

BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED.
W. Asian, Toll End, Tipton, Staffordshire, iron master.
BANKRUPTS.

T. Steele, Disley, Cheshire, cotton spinner, to surrender May 9,
10, and June 6, at nine, at the Star Inn, Manchester. Attornies,
Mr. Swinden, Liverpool ; Messrs. Halstead and Son, Manchester;
and Messrs. Milne and Parry, Temple, London.
M. Capper, Liverpool, victualler, May 8,9, and June 6, at one
at the George Inn, Liverpool. Attornies, Mr. Chester, Staple
London ; and Mr. Pennington, Liverpool..
T. Groom, Brintou, Norfolk, horse dealet, May 8,9, at four,
at the Angel Inn, Norwich, and June 6, at twelve, at the New
Inn, Holt, Norfolk. - Attornies, Mr: Withers,- jun., Holt; and
Mr. Bridger, Angel-court, Throgrtwrton-street, London.
J. Burrell, Morning-lane, Hackney, brewer, April 29, May 6,
and June 6, at eleven, at the Court of Commissioners. Attornies,
Messrs. 13irkett, Taylor, and Cox, Cloak-lane.
G. Reisenbeck, Church-court, Clemeut's-lane, Merchant,
April 29, May 9, IA nine, and June 6, at ten, at, the Court of
Commissioners. Attornies, Messrs. Lowdhatu,. Parke, and
Froeth, Lincoln's Inn-flelds.
C. Shearn, Bath, Confectioner, May 5,6, and June 6, at
twelve, at the Angel Inn, Bath. Attornies, Mr. Makineon,
Middle Temple, London ; and Mr. "Hellings, Bath.
J. W. Aldridge, Penton-street, Pontonville, apothecary, April
29, May 6, and June 6, at eleven, at the Court of Commissioners.
Attorney, Mr. Lovell, Holborn-court, Gray's Inn.
T. Jennings, Canterbury, builder, May 8, at six, 9, and June
6, at eleven, at the Guildhall, Canterbury. Attorneys, Messrs.
Jeffery .and Mervin, Faversham ; anti Mr. Bower, Chancery-
lane, London. •
R. Hopkine, Bristol, cabinet-maker, April 29, May I, and
June 6, at one, at the Commercial Booms, Bristol. Attorneis,
Messrs. Bourdillon and Hewitt, Bread-street, Cheapside, London ;
and Metisre. Bevan and Brittau, Bristol. .
(1; Dallimore, Devizes,
Wiltiltire, innkeeper, May 5, fi, and
:Inne'6, at ten, at the Angel Inn, Bath. Attorniea, Mr. Makin-
stin, Middle Temple, London ; and Mr. Hellings, Bath. •