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MARRIED.

June 11, at Arthuret, the Rev. Edward Anderson, six
Rector of Hackling, Notts, and late Fellow of Queen's College,
Cambridge, to Ann, youngest daughter of the Late Dr. Paley,
Archdeacon of Carlisle.

June 12, at Edinburgh, the Rev. James ftl'Ewan, of Strath.
aven, to Helen, daughter of air. James Stuart, West Nicolsua-
son-street, Edinburgh.

A few days since:the Rev. Edward D:wing, M.A. Rector
of Rainham, to Thomasina Elizabeth, eldest daughter of A.
Leech, Esq. of Corston /louse, Pembrokeshire.
Thursday se'nnight, at Newcestle, the Rev. Richard !Sutler.
of Garryhunden, county of Carlow, to Charlotte Graham,
daughter of the late John Graham Clarke, Esq. of Fenham-
At Wigton, the Rev. Mr. Walton, Minister of the ln.l•i'eu-
dent or Congregational Chapel, to MSS Simpson, of ‘V'tetori.
June 11, the Rev. Wm. Maxey Allen, Curate of Watittgton,
to Lucy Elizabeth, second daughter of the Rev. Plulip Bell,
Rector of Stowe, Norfolk.

June 18, Lieut. Wood, R.N. to Ann Rachael Sophia, laugh..
ter of Daniel Sutton Esq. of Colchester.
Thursday, at Wallingtord, Berks, Lieut. Francis Ormond,
R.N. to Fanny, youngest daughter f John Hedges, Esq. of the
above place.
June 13, at Canterbury, Thomas John Dashwood, Esq. cf
the Bengal Civil Service, to Susan, daughter of the late Thomas
Wodehouse, Esq. of Sennowe, orfolk.
London, England, 1822-06-24

I) I ED.

The Rev. John Hipping, Rector of Stow, Gloucestershire,
aged 87.
The Rev. George Lewis, D.D. Theological Tutor of the
Academy, Newton, Mont;omrryshire, aged 57..
Wednesday, at Ashley Hill, near Winchester, the Rev. Wit.
Hooper, Rector of Moor Monkton, in the county of York, and
perpetual Curate of Milton, Hants,
June 15, at Brompton, aged 58, Thomas Ogle, Esq. Surgeoa
to the Hun. East India Company's Depot at Chatham.
Tuesday, at Ipswich, aged 58, Elizabeth, the wife of Thus.
Bateman, M.D.
June 14, Colonel George Evans, a zealous and deserving
Officer. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

Saturday se'nnight, at Outland, Samuel Prynn, Esq. late Clerk
of the Survey in the Ordnance Department, Purfieet, and for-
merly Secretary to Admiral Sir J. a Warren.
At Plynipton, aged 78, Samuel Archer, Esq. of Trelake Houses
County of Cornwall, late Colonel in the 3d Foot Guards, and one
of his Majesty's Deputy Lieutenants for the County of Devon.
On the lOth instant, at Speddoch Mill, Parish of Holywoods
Mr. William Callatider, surgeon, son of the late Dr. James (Al-
lender, of B.ockloch.
On the ioth ult. at Dalmeny Manse, whither he had removed
for the benefit of his health, Mr. John lliccalton, preacher of the
Gospel.
On the 3d inst. at Maryport, near Whiteliaven, where fot: the
last fourteen months he had been both actively and ardently em-
ployed on the Preventive-boat service, Lieutenant W. Et icon,
E.N. son of the late Rev. Thomas Ellison, I).D. Rector cf
Castlebar and Foxford, in the county of Mayo, Irelm.d, and
son-in-law to John Kent, Esq. of the Royal Naval Hospital at
Plymouth. His suavity of manners and gentleness of oispoti-
tion, endeared him to all who had the pleasure of his acquaint-
ance, and will cause his tate long to be lamented by them. His
unceasing exertions in boats on night duty, in all kinds of wea-
ther, however boisterous, caused the most violent and excessive
colds; which falling upon his liver and lungs by constant repeti-
tion, abscesses were forsied ; and coming to suppluation and
burgtini (after suffering excrucleing torture), he was cut off in
the prime of life, leaving an amiable, unfortunate young widow,
with three infant children, to lament their irreparable lm.a.

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In a few days will be published, in Two thick Vels. svo.
NAPOLEON IN EXILE.—By B. E. O'MEARA,
Esq. his late Surgeon.
" Je prle mes parena et amis, de croire tout ce que le Docteut
O'Meara leur .dira relativement i la position ou je me trouve, et
aux sentimens que je conserve."—Naroutos.
Le 23 Juillet, 1818.
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LONDON.

MONDAY, JUNE 24, 1822.

Kamm or Sr. Jean THE BA:MT.—H*llday at the Bank.
ROYAL EXCHANGE, TWELVE O'CLOCK.

Both the Bank and Stock Exchange being shut, a number of
the Brokers have assembled on the Royal Exchange, and a little
business is doing in the Consols, which are 8111.
Pomo; Funss.—Up to this hour these is but little business
doing in the Foreign Securities. The prices may be quoted
as follow :—Spanish ; Chilian 601; Russian en 1; Prus-
sian Sit to e 7; Danish i7#; Neapolitan 73; Colombian 102;
New S4e.

This moment it is reported on 'Change, that two expresses
have arrived from Paris, and bring the Funds 91f. 70c. also
that private letters state, that France has agreed with the Cortes
to send all the Spatfish Insurgents 150 leagues distant from each
of their territories, and France is to pay to Spain all the arrears
owing to her from the Treaty of 1815. Another report pre.
vails, that the Cordon Sanitaire, on the Spanish frontiers, has
become disaffected, and declared in favour of the Spaniards.
We understand the East India Company bold two millions of
Reduced, and it is thought they will shortly call in their Bonds,
and reduce their interest to three per cent.
London, England, 1822-06-24

SALONICHI, MAT 6.

An expedition is talked of here, the object of,
which is to extirpate the Monks of Mount Athos.

After the brave Mark Bochari had reduced Chour-
said Pacha to such a situation that it was not pos•
sible for him to act on the offensive, he repaired to
Corinth to plan his farther enterprizes with the Pole-
marches, among whom Greece now reckons General

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Norman. By a decision of the Executive Council (t;,.
Council of tht Archons), he is appointed Comman,:er,
inaChief of Epirus, Acarnania, and Etolia.
AMSTERDAM, JUNE 18.
'the ceremony of the baptism of the infant son cf
his Royal Highness the Prince of Orange was per.
formed to-day, with great solemnity, in the New
Church. He received the name of William Alexan,
der Frederick Ernest Cassimir.

VIENNA, JUNE io.

Metalliques, 78 Yi—Bank Shares, 757.
Juin 11—(By express).—Metalliques, 79--Bank
Shares, 770.

Jamaica Papers to the 28th of April reached us
this morning, by the regular Mail, but they are en-
tirely barren of intelligence. Some Colombian Ga.
zettes, received by the same conveyance, contain
several Decrees by the Government of Colombia ; cn,z
regulating national and foreign commerce, another
the law for designating the arms of the Republic, a
law for issuing copper money, and the establi)ineat
of a printing-office.

By accounts from Havannah, to the 12th instant, it
appears that the differences between ITURBIDE and
the American Congress are for the present settled.—
Subsequent to this compromise, the Congress had in•
vested ITURBIDE with the title of Regent of the
Kingdom, pro Import, and he had already entered
on the functions of his new office.

The latest accounts from Hayti represent that
country as trans:ail ; the temporary excitement Occa-
sioned by the landing of the French at Samana had
entirely subsided.

There has been printed, by order of the House ,f
Commons, an account of the Commitments under the
Game Laws for England (exclusive of Wales), frr)rn
1815 to the Ist of February, 1821, and of the Coa-
victions in Courts of Justice, &c for offences again,t
these laws for the same period. This Paper forms int
admirable monument of the humanity of English
Country Gentlemen, and the lenity with which th,2v:
execute the laws !—lf we allow for the difference ci
population, we shall find that nearly as great a num-
her of persons are thrown into prisons in England fcr
offences against the Game LAWS ;done, as in France,
for all manner of crimes ! offences ! The commit.
tals were, in 131 G, 868; 1817 i 1117 ; 1818, 1328;
ISI9, LAO; 18LO, 1467.
London, England, 1822-06-24

[This Gatette contains the ceremony of the investiture, by
Sir George Nayler, of his Majesty the King of Denmark with
the Order of the Garter.' it also notifies that his Majesty has
been pleased to confer the honour of Knighthood on Faiward
Banks Esq. of Mile Town, near Sheerness, and Adelphi Ter-
race, London].
London, England, 1822-06-24


volM Ili wlcue7lsest 11... nick
called for ample damages, GOD help the neighbour-
hood of Westminster School! It '-as quite clear that
Dr. Goottenotigh would net volunteer himself to make
an apology for his pupils, and he much feared diet
if the verdict of the Jury did not teach him a Prep*
lesson, the scholars under his guidance and instruc'
fion would become a nest of little Cossacks, to pimps.
and torment the neighbourhood in which•they were
placed to receive the rudiments of instruction.
The Learned JUDO, recapitulated the evidence
with such observations as were applicable to the case,
and the lury, after a few minutes deliberation, re-
turned a verdict for the plaintiff—Damages £.50.

It is a remarkable circumstance, that the damages
laid in the declaration were only laid at £5O; conse-
quently, if the damages had exceeded that sum, the
plaintiff must have had recourse to an ulterior pro-
ceeding for the purpose of obtaining a rernitatur of
the surplus.

and *as gallantly et ring. to ward of the I
blows of his pursuers; they had the evidence of his
eliedt being in the milk-shop for one hoer, and that
he wits bleeding for half that period;` he would not
resort to the bleeding on the *pillow, for there was
sufficient testimony 6ut of the mouths of the de-
fendant's own witnesses; if this was not a case which
London, England, 1822-06-24

FRANKFORT, JUNE 16.

The conjectures of those persons seem to become
more prohable who thought that, notwithstanding
the assurances from Austria, there was not sufficient
ground for believing that the Porte would fulfil its
promise made verbally to Lord Strangford (we do
not find that it has been made in writing), to with-
draw its troops from the Principalities. It is posi-
tively affirmed, iq accounts from the Austrian fron-
tiers, that the Asiatics who had left Little Wallachia,
have returned with reinforcements, and that if some
Asiatic Janissaries have left Moldavia to go against
the Persians, they have been succeeded by more nu-
merous bodies of European Janissaries ; and in short,
that little expectation can be entertained of a speedy
evacuation.
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constitutions, where other remedies have been unsuccessful.
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ux7iTnury ATELuar:Ncr.

CAMBRIDGE, APRIL 26.
!card Pelham, eldest son of the Earl of Mich ester, la adrni.t
of Trinity College. At a Congregation on Wednesday, the t.A.
lowing Degrees were conferred :
OOCTOS IN DIVINITY.
The Rev. Frederick WUSant Blomberg, St. Joha's Cato,
Resideutiary of St. Paul's.
DIASTICRS fIIP ACTS.

John Flip& Blunt, Trinity College.
Alexander Malcolm Wale, Fellow of St. John's College,
James Samuel Upton, of Catharine Hall.
RACWILLOR IN MIL LAW.
Ralph Bagot, St. Peter's College.
lIAGIALORS OP A RTC
Messrs. Evan Nepean, .Thomas Hutton Croft, Francis 11-41
mu Atwood, Joseph liceet,'Wllliasu Henry Barkworth, itobra
Arndt, and Henry Blanch Renter, Trinity Coll,/e.
3lenry Crafts, Gilbert Elliot, Augustus Granville S,apleoce.,
Henry John Earle, John Thornton, Henry Stebhing,
Pathley, and Tbooas Newts Stevens, St. John's College.
John &toren& of Pninbroke Hail. •
Thomas Dale, Corpus Cleristi College.
John Dodswerth, John Dughty Hepworth, and Cin.-1-3
Blathwayt, Queen's College.
John Charles Williams, Catherine Halls
Thomas Cosh Fortier, Jesus College.
John Hobart Hopper, Christ College.
Henry Jen Pye, Magdalen College.
Charles Wright, and George Drools Legrevr Huse,
noel
Perry
rsey, and William Tilden, Sidney Sussex Collet.,
WiUbea Butt, Downing College.
OXFORD, APRIL 27.
Tuesday, the venerable Charles Goddard, I).a of
Church, Archdeacon and Prebendary of Lincobi, and Chap!.
In Ordinary to his Majesty, was unanimously elected to t*:,
Lectureship founded by the Rex. Canon Ilitraptol, for the c..
suing year.
Yesterday, in Convocadon, the Rev. Robert Colfinson.
of Arts, on th# foundation of Queen's College, was unaeirri.t..
elected to the Living of Holme Conran, Cumberland, and
the Diocese of Carlisle, in the patronage of the tniversit7.
The same day, in Congregation, George Freer, B. M. t.it all'
Church, was licensed to practice in Medicine; and the fol!owirg
Degrees were conferred :

C lIRLORS B 7 DIVINITY.
Rev. Charles Whitewick, M.A. Fellow of Pembroke Col!,.ie.
Rev. William Morgan Kinsey, M.A. Fellow of Trinity C. A.
PIASTERS or ALTS.

John Ogle, Fellow of AU Souls' College.
Rev. John Merewether, Queen's College.
FAlward 1/ickinson'Scott, Taberdar of queen's f'n!lette.
Hon. William Lennox Lascelies Fitzgerald 1).• itultst
of Christ Church. Rev. Henry Gipps, Fellow of Wurcest.r.
London, England, 1822-04-29

3 CH [LOU CF A ItTS.

Charles Corkran, and Geo. John Serjeantson, Christ Ch;:!:!.,
Rev. John Page, B.U. and Senior F..110w of Bra.,•;:nase
lege, has been presented, by the Principal and Fr:l.,ws
Society, to the Vicarage of Gillingham, in Kent, void !)-
death of the Rev. Dr. Radcliffe, Archdeacon and Prehrtid.:7;;
Canterbury.
Tuesday, Mr. Owen Anw yl Owen, Jesus College, was
Scholar of that Society.

BIRTHS.
April C, at Aberdeen, the Lady of Dr. Harding Walker,!.l
surgeon in the 60th and 731 Rezintents, of a daughter.
April 19, the Lady of the Itev.l[ohert Stothard, of Islit:ave.
green, and Minister of Mulberry-gardens Chapel, of a son, :be
tenth child.

Tuesday, at Tothill, the Lady of Captain Barnard, 11. N at
a daughter.

Th-ursday, in Hertford-street, the Lady of Captain 1L...,
IL N. of a daughter.
Friday. at his house in Lower Brook-street, the Lady o: ::r
William Duff Gordon, Bart. of a (I.:llEhttr.
_ _

April 20, in Upper Wimpole-street, Lady Amelia ft ipt...a
Boyce, of a son.
April 20, at Woodford, the Lat!y of Captain Daniel Rots, .f
a daughter.

NIAN.1111:!).

Wednesday, at Southampton. the Hon. and Rev.
James Nnel, fifth son of Sii- Gerard Noel Noel, Bart. to t
Ha Penelope, fifth daughter of the late Paul Cobb
Esq. of C.orshain House, Wi
The Rev. William Watford, Rector of St. Runwald's. C:::-
chester, to Mary Anne, second daughter of the Rev. IL
li -
ton, Rector of Beaumont, Essex.

‘`.'ednesday, at Walcot Church, Rath, the Rev. Wiir,:zs
Liddiard, Rector of. Knockmack, in .11,? n:
land, to Mary Anne, youngest Jaughtcr of the late John rirt.l
Morin, Esq. of Veedon Lodge, Bucks.
A few days singe, at Napron, Warwickshire. the Rrr. Cr
n Id Cameron, Fellow of Wadhain to r.rtn:,
eldest daughter of the Rev. T. R. Bromlistld, Vicar of
and *Grandborough, Warwickshire.
Tuesday, at 1Valon• Church, Lancashire, the Rev. S.. W.
Perkins, M.A. of Wadham College, .O ford, to Eliza!Nerh, rr
Jest daughter Of Wan. Perry, Ksq. of I.:vet-tile. near Liv. I ci.
April IS, at Kingston. the Rev. Thomas Harrison, of litn;:e
Hill, near Canterbury, to-Jemima. Elizabeth, only daughter ei
the late Champion Beaniell, Esq. of I:pminster Hall, Esser.
April 19, at Tandridge Church, Money Wigram, f:ra
of Sir Robert Wigram, .11art. to Mary. eldest alaughta a:
Charles IL Turner, Esq. of Rook's- :Vest, Surrey.
Friday, at Richmond, Major Geo. Gun Munro, of PoyLt:-
field, N. B. to Jemima Charlotte, relict of Frauds Graham,
F.sq. of Tulloch Caste* Jamaica.
Lately, at Kingston, Jamaica, Thomas Bunnell, Esq:Deprtv
Assistant-Commissary-General to the Forces, to Marianne, 114
daughter of the Rev. J. Mann, Rector of that place.
April 17, at Dairy House, Capt. Wauchope, U.N. to Ames
fourth daughter of the late Sir David Carnegie, Bart. 6authesl.
April 4, at Lismore, Dr. Kennedy. R. \. to Caber's....
fourth daughter of Andrew Pearey, Esq. late of DLL':
London, England, 1822-04-29

NOTICE OF SALE
BY PRIVATE CONTRACT.

N.rESSRS. JAY most respectfully announce to the
L Nobility and the Public, that they have received direc-
tions to DISPOSE OF, at their Ware.rooms, POLAND House,
the corner of Poland-street and Broad-street, Golden-square, a
truly Unique and Costly Assemblage of FURNITURE and
EFFECTS, as follows :
First—Beautiful Specimens of Buhl in magnificent Armoires,
Cabinets, Tables, I'edestals, India Cabinets and Stands, Etc.
Second—An extensive Assortment of Bookcases, Eieritnires,
Sofa, Card, Pier, Console, Writing, Dejeune, Cents., and weber
Tables; Sideboards with Brass Galleries and Branches.
Third—A Suit of Drawing-room Chairs and Sofas, covered
with Velvet, with a variety of Sofas, Lounging Chairs, Win-
dow Seats, &c. •
Foutth—Several Pair of elegant Or-Molu and Bronze Can-
delabras, Unis, Vase., Lamps, Shades, &c.
fifth--A Superb Collection of Time-Pieces in costly Buhl
and Or-Nlolu Cases with enamelled Dial Plates Etc. exquisitely.,'
wrought ; and others in Mahogany and Ebony Cases :by the
most approved Makers.
Lastly—A very Choice Selection of Sevre, Dresden, Chelsea,
and Irorcester China and Porcelain : comprising remarkably
fine Dessert, Tea, and small Dejeune Services ; also a great va-
riety of Coffee ans and Stands, Beakers, Jars, and }lower
Vases, some of which are mounted in Or-lulu, &c.
The Effects announced for this Sale are the soe Property of a
Person of Rank, and were collected for the purpose Of fitting
up a Mansion, but are not now required.
Descriptive Catalogues, at es. 6d. each, are ready for delivery,
and the Rooms will be opened for Sale on the 6th day of :slay.
In order to facilitate the disposal of the Property, every Num-
ber will have the lowest Ready Money Price :Axed, hum which
no Abatement can be made, and the Rooms will only continue
open for a limited period.
No Article will be presented at this Sale but which is the ge-
nuine Property of the Person who has directed it.
N.B. ON VIEW TILL TIME OF SALE.
London, England, 1822-04-29

Nrmorß lO 979 ]

MEDICAL BOTANY. •
A. L EMERSON, Member of the Royal
11 College of Physicians, London, will commence bis LICC-
-10/E.5 on GENERAL and MEDICAL BOTANY, on
THURSDAY, the ‘2d of May, at Half-past Eleven, A. M. at
she A .1 comical Theatre of Joshua Brookes; 'Esq. ELLS. F.L.S.
&e. Illenheim.streen l'rospectue of the Course to be bad
of the 3letitcal Booksellers.
Two Courses will be given during the Summer; Tickets for
which may be procured at 55, Great Windmill-street.

Phis day was published, in octavo, a new Edition,
nice ss. in boards, of

TNALZEUS ANALECTA GR4ECA NIINORA.
LT In this new Edition the Text is materially altered and
i.-proved, and math• Corrections and Additions. are made in the
ozes by an eminent Greek Scholar.
I,,ndon Printed for T. Cadell ; F. C. and .I. Rivington ;
Longman, Hurst, Rees Orme, and Brown; J. Richardson; J.
)14wmAll ; Ogle and Co. ; and G. and W. B. Whittaker ; and
Bell aid ilradlute, at Edinburgh.
t)t whom may also be had, new Editions, corrected, of
'Balzer. Colectanea Grzca 31ajora, Volumes I. and 11. price
oil in bna-41s.
London, England, 1822-04-29

DIED.

Whilst 'sentence was pronouncing., the mother
iu-
law of Cussen appeared in the gallery, and called out,
,g My Lord, my Lord, recommend him. to mercy rIA?NDOX;

On the Bth of November, Major-General Ilarelyman, C.D.
Meerut, in the East Indies, the head-quarters of etc seconl‘r-
vision of the Field Army, which important• command the
ceased held for the last two years.
October 30. at Surat, East Indies, the Rev. James Skinner.rf
the London Missionary Society, fertnerly of Gosport Seminary.
October the s:h, 1821, at Shiraz, in Persia, acrd 35, (71.1::-
dius J. Rich, Esq. (Author of the Memoirs u: Andean Baby-
lon), son of Mrs. Ellis. of Bristol, and late Resider: of tN.
Last India Company at Barad, to which station he u•.!s rzi•-I
before the age of seventeen, in consequence of his great liter.:
attainments and distinguished merit. Ile was at Shiraz, on l s
way to Bombay, when he was carried off 1•7 :liar fatal dise.it
the cholera mottos, the ravages of which that city swept cf,
in tha short space•of five days, sixteen thousand parsons.
At Weasenhant, in Norfolk, aged 83, the Rev. Char:4
Campbell.
At Route, the Rev. Stephen George Ram, Tlcctor of liirr
more, Devon.
April 13, at Edinburgh, Mrs. Ilibbert, wife of Dr.
Sunday se'unight. Marie, second daughter of the Rev. J.
Wingfield, of Claremount-buildings, Shrewsbury.
Thursday settnight, at ilury St. F.dinururs, aged r 4, 71r.
Matthew Martin, who for many years held the situation or
puty Town Clerk of Thetford.
March. 20, at Malta. Charles Whtitley, Esq. of t! .e. r.s:th
Regiment, youngest son of the late Majur-Oen. Wheat
April A 6, et Litter, of a deep decline, Liruteneet
IT. Short, of the 44th Regiment, Aide.de.carnp to 31.':,•"•
Ueneral Sir James Lyon, K.C.B.
Tuesday se•nnight. Mrs. Parkinson, of tittb: GorerbV, Two
Grantham, was fi.und• dead in her bed. aced s:r. She bad • ati
in a vet y precarious state of health for some time, but felt con-
siderably borer on the preceding day.
On the following day Mr. James Brewster, br•oher.ii.lsf
of the above Mrs. Parkinson, and formerly an emili rot ba
at Grantham.
Wednesday se'nflight. Alexander Morton, the second stew;ra
of the Brilliant steam yazitt : as he was going or. board th..t yrs"
sel, at Aberdeen, he fell over the quay and was drowned.
At Charleston, America, by the bite of a rattlesnake, fir.
Itotiert Mittel, of Liverpool, aged about 30. li. sea. bit
diy previous, and died in great agony. lle had v.:Heard J t• `t
number of these reptiles to send to Europe, and being is r:e.
habit of handling them, was ineatttlous enough to allow hiao.-t,
to be bit by one of them.
. .

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Mined and published by Lem Maki, rieWi•
Flags, Tuuy
London, England, 1822-04-20

Is the Press, and speedily will bo published,
In Four Vols. Bvo.
A NEW TRANSLATION of the EPISTLES of
the APO6ThR PAUL, with an Exposition and Notts.
By THOM AS BELSII.I.M.
Priutcd for It. Hunter, 72, St. Paul's Church-yard.
London, England, 1822-04-20

FARM VENT ARY PROCEEDINGS.

110USF. OF COMMONS, APRIL 19.
At four o'clock, there being but 37 Members present, the
Strums adjourned the House until to.moriow (this day).

TI I E EVENING STAR.

LONDON.

SATURDAY, APRIL 20, 1822.
THE FUNDS.

STOCK EXCHANGE-ONE O'CLOCK.

Some sales have been made this morning in the Market, in
consequence of which the Funds are heavy; and the opinion is
of a warlike description, owing, it is supposed, to the Privy
Council held on Thursday last, which, according to report, was
not of a very pacific nature.—Consols are, up to this hour, 784
for Money, and for the Account 781 3.
Foa►toN FUNUS.—Very little business is doing in the Foreign
Market, and few sales or purchases have been made in foreign
securities up to this hour'. Spanish Bonds 66 (sellers); Prussian
811 ; lhiu,h 841 to 3; Neapolitan 68; New Columbian 851 ;
Old do. 108 i (in demand).
STOCK-EXCHANGE, HALF-PAST ONE.

The Market looks much better within the last hour. The
French Mail brings letters of Wednesday last : on that day the
Funds were 87 f. 60 e. but the Exchange had fallen consi-
derably, being at one month 25 f. 10 c. and at three mouths
14 f. 95 e.—Bank Shares, 15515.
PRICES OF STOCKS AT ONE O'CLOCK.
S per Cent. Reduced 7714 1/8
S per Cent. Cons. 78% 78-31/2 per Cents. es
4 per Cents. 94% •
5 per Cent. Navy Anns. 1021,4 % Vs
Long Annuities 19 11.16 9-16
ladle Stock 2411/2—Bonds, 60c. 595. 5Gs. pr.
Elebequer kills of £l,OOO, Ss. Gs.
Ditto Small, ss. 7s. pre.
Consols for May 781/2.34.

Since the first intelligence was received of the
Note of the Reis Effendi to the ljtitish and Austrian
Ambassadors, virtually rejecting the Russian Ulti-
the probability of war has received much
al cohtirmation ; nor has a single circumstance
to lead to a belief that peace is likely to
-cserved—unless, indeed, the delay of corn-
' nostilities can be const,ued as such. All
st arrivals front the Continent are warlike,
;h they state that it was not probable that
:s would be commenced before the middle of
The intelligence from Constantinople, by way
,Jessa, is to the `list ultimo. Up to that time
lisiou of the SuLTAN remained unaltered; and

(
~ Note of
1 • . A rnbassa
Diatom,
. 1 .
collateral
, transpir.:
Le prose
. • mencing
the latest
11 although
hostilities
April. 1
of °Jess
the Jecibi
London, England, 1822-04-20

ship} He admitted having Mauls slioht coercion to
' Wards-Moo, bet not freiwentlY.
The CIIAIRMAN observed, that this clearly altered
his opiniowill •the case at the commencement:
thy conceived the master had behaved in vex;
bMil and unlawful manner, but he appeared t()
have acted widely different. It was highly necessary
that the indentures should be cancelled, because it
was not to be expected the matter and the apprentice
would ever agree together..
The Court hereupon ordered the indentures to 1:e
cancelled, and the master to return $.11.5 of the prernityi.

Yesterday morning, at ten o'clock, thi Mbrial re-
mains of Sir NAtIitAWIEL COXANT were remove;{
from his late residence in Portland-place, with al!
due ceremony, and were most respectably attende,2;
The procession moved slowly along the New-read;
towards Finchley, where, nn its arrival, the remains
of the deceased were deposited in the family yank;
The Turkish Ambassador who was at Paris in
1798, bought a diamond of a jeweller in that tits.:
While the bargain was concluding, one of his petc,
stole a ring. A little child saw it, and told his fat? fr
'after the Turk was gone. The jeweller immediately
wrote to the Ambassador, who sent him word t!:at
he should wait twenty-four hours. After the erpiriuica
of this time, the jeweller received a boa, directed to
him, which he opened, and found in it the head of
the thief, with the ring between his teeth!
On the night of the Ist instant, some maliciolis
persons cut down thirty-nine apple-trees, ar.d one
plum-tree, at Well-street, East-Nlalling in Kent, t'.e
property of Mrs. WHITTLE.
London, England, 1822-04-20

TWO POPULAR BOOKS.

This day were published, bound ia red, at Half-a-Guinea each,
of corresponding sizes,
TIIE VOCAL LIBRARY of 2,100 Songs ; avec! the
ANECDOTE LIBRARY of 2,500 Anecdotes; forming,
together or separately, the most universally interesting Volumes
tver pabliShed.
Printed for SIR RICHARD P1111.111'5 and Co. and to be had of
1;4 the Booksellers in the United Kingdom.
rr Besides their use as general c.4lections and books of stand-
:.rd reference, these Volumes constitute the best lounging books
of inexhaustible amusement in the English language. The pre-
sent Edition of the Vocal library contains an Appendix of 100
irenck Songs, and the Anecdote Library includes upwards of
500 original articles.

MODERN TRAVELS IN ALL COUNTRIES.
This day was published, price I lalf-a-gninca, bound in blue, with
One iluudred lingravings, by Dranston, after Drawings by
Craig,
THE UNIVERSAL TRAVELLER, consisting of
popular and instructive Abstracts of the wr NDA RD
AIODERN TRAVELS in the FOUR QUARTERS of the
'WORLD.

By SAMUEL. PRIOR, Egg.
Editor of all the " Voyages Itouni the World."
Prints d for Sig 111011ARD natl.:ars and Co. London ; sold by
Edinburgh; Cumming, Dublin; :Miley, Derby; and all
Booksellers.
(K whom may be had, all of the same size and price,
1. Au. the VOYA:a4 IiOUND the WWILD, by the banlc Editor,
80 Engravings, price los. 6d.
it. The Ihaugen WONDIRS of the Woat.u, 110 Engravings,
rriee 11435. 6d.
3. The Wognsasof the Ituvraes,__so Engravings, price 101. 6d.
ALL
4. A Ilk assa and R C eunions elausomes, 100 Engravings,
;!ce 10s. ed.
S. The Boom of Tuns, 90 Engravings, 10... 6d.
London, England, 1822-04-20

PLACE'S PRINCIPLE OF POPULATION.

'nib day were published, in Svo. price Eight Shillings, boards,
ILLUSTRATIONS and PROOFS of the PRIN-
-1 CIPLE of POPULATION: including an Examination
of the proposed Remedies of Mr. Malthus, and a Reply to the
Ojectiosts es Mr. Go,lwin and others.
By FRANCIS PLACE.
Printed fcr Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, London.

This day were published,
In One Vol. Svc). price 12s. boards,

TO VOYAGES to NEW souni WALES
and VA N DI gAIEN'S LAND; with a Description of
the present condititnt of that interesting Colony ; including facts
nJ observations relative to the state and management of Con-
victs of both Sexes, under sentence of transportation. Also,
7alections on Seduction and its general consequences.
By THOMAS REID,
3ltmber of the Rsyal College of Surgeons in London, and Sur-
geon in the Royal Navy.
Printed for Longman, Burst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, London.

MRS. OPIF:S NEW WORK.
This day Was pullll.,hed, in Two Vols. 12nto. price 14s. beards,
AIADELINE, A TAI.E.—FIy Mrs. OPIE-
1. Printed for Longman, Ilurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown,
London.—Of whom may he had, by the same Author,
1. Tales of the Heart, 4 vols. 12mo. I/. Ns. boards.
V. New Tales, 4 vols. Pero. 1/. Bs. boards.
Father and Daughter, 12.1n0. 4s. 6d. boards. •
4. Tales of !Zeal Life, 3 vols. 183. boards.
3. Simple Tales, 4 vols. 12mo. 11. Is. boards.
C. Temper; or, Domestic Scenes: 3 vols. 1/. Is.
T. Valentine's Eve, 3 vols. 12witi. tt. is.
K. l'oerns ; foolscap San. 63. boards.

6R AT-TA N'S SPERCITES.
'llls day were publisla.d, in Four Vo'iames Bvo. with a Portrait,
price :(2. bs. boards,
PIE SPEECHES of the Right Hon. HENRY
11 GRATTAN in the Mali and in the Imperial Parliament.

_ _
Edited by HIS SON.
" They abound with precepts of philosophy, of morality, and
of religion, and are founded in the spirit of genuine liberty: they
furnish instruction to Statesmen and to Ministers, and contain
advice to the People and the King."
" If they should contribute to the public good, they will ac-
complish the object of a life passed in the service of his country.
—Dedication.
Printed for Longman, Burst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Lon-
don ; and IL Milliken, Dublin.
Of whom may be had, just published,
Miscellaneous Works of the Right lion. Henry Grattan; in
itvo. price 12s. boards.
London, England, 1822-04-20

BIRTH.

On the 19th April, at Queen-street, Bromptee, Mrs. Maurice
Evans, of a daughter.

•NTARRIED.

At St. Peter's Church, Dublin, the Hon. Henry Browne, se-
cond on of Lord Klimek), to Catherine de Montmorency, eldest
daughter of Viscount Frankfort.

DIED.

This morning, in her 72d year, sincerely beloved and regretted,
Mrs. Elizabeth Boys, of Newgate-market.
On the 11th inst. at Cheltenham, iu his 67th year, R. Dodd,
Esq. leaving a widow and three children to lamest his loss. Thu
gentleman has long been known u an eminent engineer and ar-
chitect. Since the accident which occurred to Mr. Dodd, ',
the bunting of the Sovereign steam-vessel, at Gloucester, his
health had been in a very Indifferent state, and his medical at.
tendant, about a fortnight duce, advised a visit to Cheltenham,
which he did not put In execution until Wednesday se'nnighrf
and finding himself, as he supposed, weak, front the fatigue of
the journey, he deferred sending for advice till the following
morning, when it was discovered, a mortification having taken
place Is his bowels, he could not survive many hours, and be ez-,
tired the same evening at ten o'clock.

NI A I LS TKO DAT:AI/R. Mt. • RR. TIVIL
Dublin 1 0 France 1 0
Waterford 1 0 Hamburgh 0 0
Guernsey and Jersey 1 0 Flanders 0 0
Lisbon 0 I Jamaica 0 0
Holland 0 0 Gottenburgh 0 0
New York 0 0 Leeward Islands 0 0

HIGI-I•WATIltat LONDON Rai-Del TO-HOlt ROW
Mt rntng - - 0 WWI. after 2
Afternoon -
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1.0 DUN .hard and published by Lavas Kam Piabono.
place, 'rumple-Ws.
London, England, 1822-04-20

•
ESSEX.—WEST TII U ROCE.
Capital FREE ItOLD ESTATE, with FARM-Itorsn,
BARNS, STABLES, and OUTBUILDINGS, and nearly
THREE HUNDRED ACRES of excellent MARSH,
MEADOW, ARA IHJE, PASTURE, and WOOD LAND.
By Mr. ROBINS,
(Of No. 170, Regent•stteet, and Warwick-street, Gold en-square,)
At Garraway's Coffee-House, in 'Change-Alley, Cornball, on
TIIIMSDAT, the 23d May, 1822, at Twelve o'Clock,
AVERY ELIGIBLE FREEHOLD ESTATE,
principal part free of Great Tythe, comprising the PAR-
SONAGE FARM, situate in the Parish of West Thurrock,
near the Town of Grays, in the County of Essex, in the occu-
pation of Mr. WILLIAM Lotto, a respectable Tenant on Lease,
consisting of an excellent Farm-house, with Garden in front;
Orchard, Barn, Stables, and other Outbuildings, and upwards oi.
TWO HUNDRI?.D AND NINETY-SEVER ACRES
Of rich Marsh, Meadow, Pasture, Arable, and Wood Land,
distant only ten miles from the capital market-town of Romford.
This Estate is an excellent Property to invest Money, and is
admirably situate for the procurement of Manure, and convey-
ance of produce to the London market, at an easy expense, being
so contiguous to the river Thames. It is presumed Chalk is to
be found upon the Estate.
To he viewed by leave of the Tenants, of whom Particulars
mae he had ; at the Ship, Grays and Aveley ; Dog and Par-
triJ e, • Hotel, Purffeet ; Black Boy. Chelmsford;
White Hart, Rumford ; at Garraway's; an of Mr. Robins,
No. 170, Regent-street, and Warwick-street, Golden square,
where a Mau of the Estate may be seen.
London, England, 1822-04-20

TO THE PUBLIC.

IiTHEREAS, in the year 1819, the Master Hat-
V manufacturers of the counties of Lancashire and Che-
shire came forward, in a most handsome and liberal manner, to
Advance the I'rice.of their Wink, which at that time was de-
pressed below any former period, owing to the stagnated state
of commerce, and the consequent want of demand, from which
state it was nut probable the prices could, otherwise, have ad-
ei.nced for a considerable time; and by such an honourable and
humane act the condition of the workmen was greatly melio-
rated. the quality of the work advanced, and the trade placed
in a more respectable footing.— And to render the good work
solid and permanent, and at :he same time as extensively useful
possible, lists of the same were drawn up, and signed by all
tile Manufacturers in the Counties aboventeudoned, and hand-
bills primed, and advertisements inv.rted in the Newspapers,
that is to s .y. two of Manchester, two of London, and two of
Glasgow; which honourable principles have been strictly ad-
hetet' to, and in many cases exceeded, to the honour of them-
selves and advaiit.ve to their workmen, until Mr. Scholes and
Mr. Laylaial thou,:;lit proper to tract from the agreement, and
mince the price of their wcnk ; in consequence of which all su-
perior Wurkinen have 1 their service,aud engaged themselves
w:th those Manufacturers who are determined to rest their
claim to the patronage of a generous and enlightened Public,
who must be coavinced that such a practice is ail injury to the
trade. in general. HOOLEY HILL.

UNDER TILE IMMEDIATE PATRONAGE OF
II IS MAJESTY.
THE beautiful and well-known Steam Yacht, the
ROYAL TOURIST, WILLIAM BAIN, Esq. R.N.
Commander, will commence running between BRIGHTON
and HAVRE-DE-GRACE, on SATURDAY, 4th May, at
Eight in the 3lorning, precisely, and continue sailing front
Brighton every other Morning.
Cabin l'assage (Refreshments included) aE2 12 6
Deck Passage (no Refreshments) - 1 11 6
Early in Jew. another Steam Vessel, to be called the ROY L
FREDERICK, commanded by Lieutenant W. C. Iluaelocv.,
R.N. will join the Tousass, when one of these Vessels will de-
part daily.
It is presumed,- in point of elegance, speed, and equipment of
every description, no Steam Vessels in Europe will surpass the
above Yachts. _ _ .

Mr. A. ALLAY, 23, East-street, will afford every information

_
required.
Packet Office will be No. 14, East Cliff'.

N.B. Passages secured, and every• intormation required, re-
garding the Leith and London Smacks, which sail three times
a-week from the Leith and Glasgow Wharf, London, Mr. A.
will Ye happy to afford.
London, England, 1822-04-20

:~,~: ~ ,

,
,

• NOTICE. OF SALE
PRIVATE CONTRACT.
AgESSIIS. JA Y most respectfully announce to the
11 Nobility and the Public, that they have received three-
Mons to DISPOSE OF, at their Ware-rooms, Poi.aiso House,
the c-witer of l'oland-street and Broad-street, Golden-square, a
truly Coign- and Costly Assemblage of FU RN ITU ILE and
NrrEcTs, as follows .
First—Beautiful Specimens of Buhl in magnificent Armoires,
Cabinets, Tables, Pedestals, India Cabinets and Stands, &c.
Second,- An extensive. Assortment of liook cases, Escritoires,
Sofa, Card, Pier, Consble, Writing, Dejeune, Centre, and other
Tables; Sideboards with Driss Galleries and Bratiches.
Third—A Suit of Drawing-room 'Chairs and Sofas, covered
with Velvet, with a variety of Sofas, Lounging Chairs, Win-
dow Seats, &e. •
Fourth—Several Pair of elegant Or-Motu and Bronze Can-
delabras, Urns, Vases, Lamps, Shades, &c.
Fifth—A Superb Collection of Time-Pieces in costly Buhl
and Ot-Molu Cases with enamelled Dial Plates, &c. exquisitely
wrought ; and others in Mahogany and Ebony Cases: by the
most approved Makers.
Lastly—A very Choice Selection of Sevre, Dresden, Chelsea,
and Worcester China and Porcelaine : comprising remarkably
Sue Deseert, Tea, and small ejeune Services; also a great va-
riety of Coffee D
Cans and Stands, Beakers, Jars, and Flower
Vases, some of which are mounted in Or-Molu, &c.
The Effects announced for this Sale are the sole Property of a
Person of Rank, and were collected for the purpose of fitting
up a Mansion, but are not now required.
Descriptive Catalogues, et 2s. 6d. each, will he ready for de-
livery on die 26th of April, 1822 ; and the Rooms will be
opened fur Sale on the 6th day of May following.
In order to facilitate the disposal of the Property, every Num-
ber will have the lowest Ready Money Pace affixed, Rum which
no Abatement can be made, gni the Rooms will only continue
open f:.r a limited period.
No Article will be presented at this Sale but which is the ge-
nuine Property of the Person who has directed it.
London, England, 1822-06-12

This day was published, in itto. price 121. hairs's,
JUROPE ;or, it General Survey of the present Situ-
ation of the principal Powers, with Conjecto rae on their
future Prospt ets.
By a CITIZEN of the UNITED STATES.
Printed for. Lawmen. I;uret, !tees, Orme,and floveifa. /Antics.

Thh day Was published,
In Three Volumes, Itmo. plies 10. koselia, . •
MALPAS ; or, Pourstaivaot arAmour. A Ro-
mance. By the Author of " The Cavalier."
Printed for [Angolan, Herm, flees, Orme, and Brown, London.
Of whom may be bad, by the same Andsor,
The Cavalier, a Romance. In 3 vols., limo. price If. Is. bosrds.