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LITERATURE.
THE following interesting_ New 11 have just
been published, and may be bad of all Booksellers:
An ABRIDGMENT and CONTINUATION of HUME
ar SMOLLETT'S lIIsTORIES of ENGLAND; by JOHN
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SCRIPTURE NARRATIVES, containing every Narrative
In the Old and New 'restamints, in a large-type, and verbatim
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UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE.

C4)II3II,IDGE, JULY 11.
The following persons have been elected for
Sunday afternoon turns, and the turns for Christina,,
day and Good Friday, each fur the month to a •
his name is affixed :
1823. October The Hulmen Lecturer.
November Mr. Simeon, King's.
December Mr. Sebokfield, Trinity.
1824. January Mr. Hornbuckk, Bt. John's,
February The Bishop of Bristol.
March Dr. Maltby, Pembroke.
April The President of Queen's.
• May ....... Mr. Benson, Magdalen.
OXFORD, JULY 12..
The last day of Act Term, die following Degrees went"
ferred:—

DOCTOR IN DIVINITY.
Rey. Andrew Hatt, Maidakm-Hall.

MASTICS OF A WIS.
Rev. Edward 1-leawood, Christ Church:
'Ammons OP Awes.

William Johnson All Souls' College.
Nicholas Pearse;Bruennose Col' ge.
George Edmund Nugent, Esq. Christ Church.
At an Ordination, held by the Lord Bishop of Llandagokki
Cathedral, on Sunday, the 29th ult. the following Centimes We,
admitted into Holy Orders :
Drams.
Edward Treke Lewis, University College, Oxford.
rassarts.
_ _ _

George Traherne, M.A. University College, Oxford.
John Robert Casberd, St. John's College, Oxford.
Joseph Gedge, M. A. Jesus College, Cambridge. •
ECCLESIASTICAL PROMOTIONS.
Rev. George Knight, M.A. Curate of Harwell, Berki, esti,
Vicarage of Hagbotsrn, in the same countr.
Rev. William Fisher, M.A. was instalh,sl in the Prekoid
Stall of Ilfracombe' in Salisbury Cathedral, void by the is
..cation of the Rev. Philip Fisher, D.D.
The Rev. L. I'. Baker, B.D. Fellow of St. John's Cam.
has been instituted to the Vicarage of Impington, in Camhridio
shire, vacated by the death of the Rev. W. %Valle.
The Bev. Edmund Smyth, B.A. of St. John's Collegeopi
lately instituted to the Vicarage of North Elkingtop. Lima,
shire, vacant by the resignation of his brother, the Rev. 111)
Smyth. M.A. of Brasennose College,- Oxford.
Thursday se'snight, the Rev. T. Beckley, ALA. and Pslief
of New College, Oxford, was presented to the Rectory of Sex.
ton all Saints, in Norfolk.
'Thursday se'nuight, the Rev. Mr. Campbell was adnistl
Minister of Croy, in presence of a very respectable congrepea.
The Rev. Andrew Bullock, Minister of Alva, has t.etset.
rented to the pastoral charge of the parish of Tully-thin, ;sit
Presbytery of Du:nbLlne, vacant by the death of the late Gm
Dr. Skrale Keith.
London, England, 1823-05-29

DUTY ON MALT.

Mr. MABERLY then roe to move for the appoint-
ment of a Committee to inquire into ill...propriety of
transferring the duty paid on beer (30i. per barrel) to
malt. The Hon. Member repeated his former argu-
menu on this subject, the substance o 1 which was,
that this duty of 30s. on beer. pressed almost entirely
on the poor, who bought their ale of brewers and
publicans, while the rich, and those who brewed their
own beer, entirely escaped that 30s: duty, paying only
the 20s. duty on the malt. To adopt his proposition,
lie contonded, would be a very great advantage to
the revenue, and a measure of fairness towards the
Public, who would thus be placed to a level with
each other. A I,!reat saving would also be made in
the collection of the revenue. The expense of col-
-I:c.ing the malt duty was only 140,0001 a year—the'
collection of the beer duty was 280,0004 The greater
part of this would be saved. These were some of the'
advantages which would arise out of this measure,
ani he wished tb have the matter referred to a Com-
mittee to inquire. He objected particularly to one
clause iii the 13i11 of the Chancellor of the Exchequer,
whidi provided, that none of the new description of
beet shuuld be brewed on premises where other beer

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London, England, 1823-05-29

ORIGINAL MODELS IN PLASTER.

47. To Jr. Ed. Edwards, 2, Newcastle-street 9 Clerkemvelli
furl groupe, Ulysses and Calypso, the Gold his ?4leilal.
48. To Mr. Ed. G. l'hysick, 1:0, Spring-street, I'ortman•
square, for tiro single figures—Telemachus and NArcissus, the
large Silver Medal.

MODELS Pq PLASTER, COPIES.
T.) Mr. Mich. 'reatdale, 1, Mond-street, 'Vauxhall, ford
head, .tbc Silvy'. Palette.
50. To Mr. Jos. D:are, 12, Crest St. Helens, for a model of
a l3acchus, the Silver Isis Medal.
51. To Mr. Ed. Edwards, 2, Newcastle. oreet, Clerkervrell,
for a model in the round, front a group, the large Wirer MedaL
ARC II ITICO'iI.TII R. •

Se. To Mr. P. 11. De,vigews, 16, tinnier-Arc et, Brunswick-
square, for a drawing of a Corinthian Capital, the Silver Ibis
Medal.

53. To Mr. C. Purser, 10, Lawrence Poontney-lanc, for an
original design for a British Museum, the Gold
54. To Mr. Henry Bassett, 15. Norfolk-street,. Strand, fot
an original dcsizn fora British Museum, the Gold fats
London, England, 1823-05-29

MINISTER 07 WAR.

et Dis Royal Highness the Duke D'Angouleme
his been here since yesterday.

ig The advanced guard of the corps de reserve and a
brigade of Oben% division entered Madrid this morn-
ing. The Prince Generalissimo and the rest of the
troops will enter the city to-morrow, where they are
expected with the most lively impatience."

ARMY OF THE PYRENNERS.
GERONA, MAT 11, 18 S.
General Donnadieu *as at Caldit on the 19th inst.
where he had an interview with Baron d'Eroles,
whose troops were at Viniot. They concerted a plan
of attacking Mina, who, after manoeuvring on va-
rious points, appeared retiring by Cellent.

The division of General Curial was, on the Mb
inst. at Granolle. Llobera, after being defeated by
General Donnadieu, is retreating by St, Andero.
Milans was still at Mataro, at four o'clock in the
morning of the 20th inst. Count Curial ordered his
troops to march on that city, which is only four
,leagues from Barcelona.
General Marguerie has informed Admiral Ham-
' lin, who commands the Colossus, cruizing of San-'
tona, that he will arrive before that place with his
troops on the 21st or 22d of this month,

The Moniteur of Tuesday contains two articles
which must dispel the dreams of such of our Colima,
poraries as have conjured tip hostile armies in AS
tria and Russia ready to march-to BPain.—The firit
of these articles is from Petersburg!), and is dated
the Ist of May. It states as certain that, the war be-
tween France and Spain will not cause any change
in the harmony esisting between Great Britain and'
Russia, and that the latter, " following the example'
of the Cabinet of St. James's, is resolved, under all
circumstances, to maintain the strictest netrtrality."l—
Ukase was immediately expected to be issued,

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London, England, 1823-05-29

OXFORD, MAY 27.

rabtr i
.priio
geonetm'
This nsistnlok, three Members of die largest (
wouldon sealte trilling
in osf
w thi ir
p o
liege in 046 University left it, under a sentenced ah.
&num e
411miitiic°hrl'itthe
c
ccaolnidiucmt, which
breach
of decorum. TI it ofert
iothing less than the disturbance *the wholtr4
lege, in the.night-time, by the breaking of lamps 474
doors, and by the most hideous .yells,
shouts of " Fite, Virel-:4lfarder, Murder!" l!to
was not the first, second, or third time, in 144
the College had been offended in a similar memo,
them, or by others, W ithin the present year; noel*
they suffered this extreme of academical castigook
without having witnessed in vain a less decided 'lei,
sure. A young Nobleman; the eldest son of an frii
Earl, was rttsticated from the same College, 64
Term, with three Gentlemen.Cornmoners, his te%,
panions in tome midnight tUrnalt. Repeated op
Cusses, notwithstanding this example, having et*,
nued to disgrace the College, the venerable Dto
addressed all the junior members, last wed, iick
Hall, and intiormed them, that the very neat mar
%,vould certainly end in the total expulsion of
The present sentence, which falls upon the elkleg
of an English Peer anti two filen tlemen-Commonen.i
the consequence of their defiance c this admoaitiod,
London, England, 1823-05-29

UNNERSA'Y INT*LfIGENCE.

VIWORD, MAT di.
The Nano of thol94ol4ldates, rte. IC the dosressf lIMUMINP
lic.Egnoialtioo this Teem, were admitted by-tbe PukrltsMai-
-miners into the sad sewed MINS cit Liters ilimeatalosso,
sad Vlsdpliest Mathematics et Physics respectively, atimaikig
clothe alphabetical arrangement in each class presaribmg-by the
statute, stand as Mow:
lodge Fbat Class of L'iserts Hemanissus..
Cooke, rtobegt Bryan Christ Church.
Maclean, Donskl, land College.
Martin, Richard, (Mel College.
Michell, Henry W. It. Trinity College.
Omani, Wadham Collage. •
Rowe, William Carpenter Billie& College. .
Smith, Leveson, amid durch.
Thomas, Flonoratus Leigh, Christ Church.
In the First Class of DWI:. Mathemat. et Phys.
Fruit!, Edward, Queen's College.
In the Second Class of Liters Homaniores.
Aoldjo, James Alexander, Pembroke college.
Barber, Ambrose, Wadham College.
lielfoar, Francis Conningham, Magdalen hall.
Busfeild, Willlana, University Coll i.e.
Cobham. Jonathin Blenman, Oriel College.
/lade, William Aislabie, lilliol College.
Feild, Edward, Queen's College.
Hyde, Williaht, Balliol
Roberts, Arthur, Oriel College.
Robins, Sanderson, Exeter College.
Tucker, C::aries, Wadham College.
In the Second Class of Discip. Mathemat. et Phys.
Heberden, Thom% (Mel College.
Literx Humaniores.
Berner., Ralph, Magdalen College. •
Clayton, Richard, University College.
Gibbons, John, Balliol College.
Goddard William, Jesus College.
Gregory, Francis, Exeter College.
Gunning, Spencer Greswold, Urasennose College.
Ilandyn, Orlando, Bellied College.
Hanson, Jahn /molt, lir..-ennose College. •
Hyde' Francis Acres, Christ Church.
Michell, John, Magdalen Hall.
Sawyer, William George, Ballot College.
Sitilth, William, Lincoln College.
Talbot, Henry, Queen's College. •
Turner, Charles, Wadbatn College.
Tyrwhitt, Thomas, Christ Church.
Underwood, John hiannier, Urasennose College,
Waldegrave, Hoi!. Augustus, Drasennose College.
Watson, John Hewlett, Wadham College.
Whatley, Her ry- Lawson, Pembroke College.
The number of Gentlemen to whom Testimoniams for De-
grees were granted, but who were not admitted into either of
the above Classes, amounted to 98.
Saturday, May 17, the last day of Easter Term, the follow-
ing Degrees were conferred:
London, England, 1823-05-29

DRAWINGS IN OUTLINE, FROM STATUES.

36. T. Mr. T. Sclomon, 36, Fiendllly, for the Laoeoon, the
large Silver .Medal.
FINISHED DRAWINGS PROM STATUES AND
I;USTS.

37. To ;Hiss Sarah Cox, 22, Nottingham-street, fur a draw-
ing from a bust, the Silver Isis Medal.
' 36. Tu Miss• Jane Stalker, 5, Southampton Crescent, Euston-
, square, for a drawing from 'a bust, the Saver Palette. .
74. To Mr. Evan Williams, 6, Charlotte-street, Bloomsbury,
fur a drawirg trent a bust, the Silver Hs Medal.
40. To Mr. Phil. Corhet, 482, Strand, for a drawing from a
statue, the laro°e Silver Medal.
41. Tu Mr. I'. H. Desvigues, 16, Hunter-street, Brunswick-
square, for a drawing from a bust, the Silver Palette.
42. To Mr. J. Padgett, 96, Sloane-street, for a drawing from
a bust, the large Silver Medal. -
43. To Mr. Ebenezer Stalker, 5, Southampton Crescent,
Euston-square, fur a drawing from a bust, the Silver Palette.
44. Tu %lr. T. Fairland. 4, Princes-street, CoMmercial-road,
Lambeth, fur a drawing from a figure, the large Silver Medal.
43. To Mr. E. Williams, Ambrostden, Ilicester, for a drawing
front an entire figure, the Sliver Isla Metall!.
46. To Mr. S. W. Ceeil, 59, Stafford-place, Pimlico, for a
drawing of an anatomical figure, the large Silver Medal.
London, England, 1823-05-29

ORMINAL DRAWINGS IN CHALK.

27. To Mr. J. A. Cahusac, Mount-street, Whitechapp.l, for a
drawins of the Musk Ox, the silver Palette.

COPIES IN IN/C. CHALK, rp.xctr., !cc.
28. To Mr. C. Horatio Bunning, 11. Bernard-street, Russell-
square, for an historical subject, the Sliver Palette.
29. To Mr. T. Ilatrett, 78, Mark-Line, fat an historical sub-
ject, the Silver I'aktte.
30. To Miss Ann Hopkins, 133, Berwick-street, for i land-
scape, the Silver Palette. •
31. To Miss Rowe, Tor-Point 11013 SC, Carnivall, for an his-
torical subject, the Silver Isis bledaL
32. To Miss it Clarke, 6,

4 for an his-

•
torical subject, the large Silver Isledal.
33. To Mr. W. Baker, 59, Stafford-place, Pimlico, for an his-
torical subject, the Silver Isis Medal.
54. To Mr. Ebenezer Stalker, jun. 5, Southampton-crescent,
tiston-square,sfor a landscape, the Silver his Medal.
35. To Miss Louisa Mary_ Vully, 59, Stafford-place, Pimlico.
for a head, the Silver his Mcdal.-
London, England, 1823-05-16

PERPIGNAN, MAY 6.

Baron d'Eroles has intimated Co the Provincial
Junta of Catalonia, established at Perpignan, that it
must suspend its functions, and not enter the Pro-
vince in that quality; and that, according to the Pro-
clamation of the Provisional Government,' he will
exercise the supreme authority, as Captain-General
of Catalonia and Arragon, until the Spanish Govern-
ment shall be re-established in the same state that it
was previous to the 7th of March, 1820.
PRI V ATE LETTER.

PARIS, TUESDAY EVENING, MAT 15.

The report of Count Jules de Polignac being about
to proceed to England as Ambassador, is unfoanded ;
at least two months will elapse ere the idea will be
entertained of replacing the Viscount de Marcellns,
who fills the functions to the mutual satisfaction of
the two Courts.

The British Press, in a Second Edition, published
at a late hour, gives a private Letter from Pjiris,
dated Wednesday, from which the following is an
extract:

“ The Duke de Angouleme has just drawn,at sight,
on the Treasury, for the sum of eight millions, in one
bill. This means of getting funds at head-quarters
has never been in use till now. It is said that M. de
Villele would not have honoured the drafts except
through his personal respect for the Duke's signature.
44 The Duke de Angouleme is said to have fixed
on this way of drawing money by M. Ouvrard, who
told him that the Duke of Wellington adopted this
plan during the Peninsular war.”

Accounts from Alcoi, dated the 23d ult. give a
statement of the raising the siege of Valencia by the
malcontents, who were induced to withdraw by the
approach of 8000 men, who had assembled at W-
ant-a, and who were to act in concert with another
body of 2,000 foot and 300 horse, who were in Alcira.
It is added, that on the walls of Valencia a black flag
had been hoisted, and a skull stuck on a pole; im.
plying that the inhabitants would conquer or die.

Yesterday afternoon, at three o'clock, a .Cabinet
Council was held at the Foreign Office, in Downing-
street, which was attended by all the Cabinet Minis-1
ters. The Cabinet broke up at half-past four o'clock.
Norfolk Papers to the 17th of April, and Philadel-
phia Papers three days later, reached us this fore-
noon. Utters from Pernambuco state, that, in the
latter part of February the people of that place
refused any longer to submit to the new Emperor, and
demanded a change of government ; in short, a Re-
public similar to the United States.
Captain liorittmoroti, who left Monte Video on
the Ist of February, passed the Brazilian blockading
a squadron off the harbour: General Lecor was
still besieging that city with 5,000 troops, and that
all commuaication with the interior was cut off.

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London, England, 1823-05-16

THE ARMY.

This morning the right wing of the first Bateau of the 24,
or Coldstream Guards, now lying in the Tower, tinder the culn,
amod of Colonel Bouvzsiza, had a grand &MAL iy in the Tenter-
ground, Goodman's-fields.
Yesterday, the Cato and Zephyr transports, with ;,!se 2:11
Regiment of Font, arrived at Sheerness from Jersey.
London, England, 1823-05-16

Tenders to be made for the several Counties, and separate
Earracks and Stations as specified in the Particulars of Contracts.
It 'leaders are scut by I'ost the Postage must be paid.
COUNTIES, &c. •
liras Hants Pembroke
Brecknock Isle of Man Suffolk
Chester Isle. of Wight Somerset
Cornwall Kent Surrey
I.7umberland Lancaster • Sussex
Devon Middlesex Warwick
Dorset Norfolk York
Durham Northumberland North Britain
Essen Northampton Islands of Guernsey,
Gloucester Nottingham Jersey, & Alderney.

This day WAS published, in Sta. price £l. 13s in beards,
THE FIFTH VOLUME of Dr. LINGARD'S
HISTORY of ENG LANII; containing the Reigns of
tie Qatens. Maar and ELIZAAETII.
Printed for J. Mawman, Ludgate-street.
CV wboni'may be had, the Four preceding Volumes.
London, England, 1823-05-16

THE KING.

We feel much gratified in announcing that the in-
disposition of his MAJESTY has not been so serious as
was feared. This day, at half-past twelve o'clock,
the following Bulletin was exhibited at Carlton Palace :
His MAJESTY is much better, and considered in
a convalescent state." (Signed as usual.)

In addition to the above, we have the great satis-
faction to say his MAJESTY passed a very good day
yesterday, and was much better the whole of last
night. All the branches °Me Royal Family called
or sent to make their inquiries after the state of the
KING'S health, as well as numbers of the• Nobility,
Gentry, and others.

We have to congratulate the friends of the Aboli-
tion of Slavery on the very satisfactory result of the
debate of last night, on the state of the slave popula-
tion of our West Indian Colonies. An unanimous
vote of the British House of Commons, on a Resolu-
tion proposed by a Minister of the Crown, has now
solemnly recognized the well•founded claim of this
unhappy race to participation in those rights and
privileges which are open to other classes of his
Majesty's subjects. It is on all hands admitted, at
the same time, that they have a preparatory course
to go through, before it would be safe or useful to
let in this full blaze of liberty upon them; and the
direction of this delicate operation has, with obvious
ptopriety, been left in the hands of the Executive.
London, England, 1823-05-16

TIAls day WAS published, in Bvo. price 12s. boards,

• _
Ti' II E LUCUBRATIONS OF HUMPHREY
11 RAVELIN, Esq. late Major of the • • Regiment of
Infantry.
• We'd e'en to't like French falconers, fly at anything we see."
Sue ssraa
Printed for 6. and W. B. Whittaker, Ave-Maria-laue.

" The best papers in the vulume are unquestionably those of
a general character. The Essays on Modern Extravagance and
Chatity are evidently the work of a man who has read life
with an eye of wisdom. The observations are faithful to fact,
and the remarks either ingenious or suund."—Literaty Gazette,
larch 22, 1823.

This dayivere publi4bed,

With a striking Likeness of Geniral ItzecO, Otto. price 7s. 6d.

-
boards,
ANECDOTES of the SPANISH and PORTU-
GUESE REVOLUTIONS.

--
By COUNT PECCIIIO, an Italian Exile.
With an Introduction awl Notes.
By EDWARD BLAQUIERE, Esq.
Author of " Letters from the Mediterraneap," " An Historical

Review of the Spanish Revolution," Ste.
Printed for G. and W. B. Whittaker, Ave-Maria-lane.
•, Proof Impressions of the Portrait may be bad separate,
price 2s. Gd.
This work appears to be the offspring of an elegant, ardent,
sod sprightly mind ; they are, indeed, distinguished by prettiness
of remark, or bon mut, rather than by depth of view or serious-
ness of reflection. The well-wishers to the cause of constitutional
Spain, will be glad to hod Count PiTchio as authority for very
considerable rekources against foreign interference, contained
in the national character of that country."—Literary Register,
March 15, 1825.
London, England, 1823-05-16

slaves should have Sunday to themselves for rest and
recreation—that they should be enabled to hold pro-
perty—that the venditioni exponas should, if possible,
be got rid of—that they should be entitled to give
evidence in a Court of Justice—but upon the subject
of the children of slaves the Right Honourable Gen-
tleman was silent.
Mr. Secretary CANNING said, if he was asked
whether he meant to assert that the progeny of slaves
were never to he free, he would answer. in the nega-
tive ; but he did object to throw out loose hints that
might be detrimental to individual interests. He ab-
jured the principle of perpetual slavery, but he was
unable to fix the term when it ought to expire—nor
was he able to point out by what precise process we
were to arrive at its conclusion.
Wir. BUXTON felt obliged to the Right Hon. Gentleman for
the very decisive manner in which he had expressed himself, and
for that reason he would withdraw his motion—(Hear, hear).
The Original Motion was then withdrawn, and the Amend-
ment agreed to.—The `other Orders of the Day having been dis-
po..ed of, the House adjourned at Half-past One.

I.T4E EVENING STAR.

; LONDON.

FRIDAY, MAY 16, ISM
THB FUNDS.

STOCK EXCHINGE. TWELVE O'CLOCK.
Consols openea this morning 4 79j, with little doing.
FOREIGN FUNDS.

Spanish Bonds opened at 36i, and lowered to 35i, with a
heavy Market. Few of the Jewish persuasion attended at the
above Market this morning, owing to its being their holiday.
Current Prices :—Chilian 68k, New Spanish 35k, New Prus-
sian 82 to 83, Old 83 to 84, Russian 781, Colombian 66,E to 67.
PRICE OF STOCKS AT ONE O'CLOCK.

3 per Cent. Reduced 78Y4 3/8 1/8
3 per Cent. Cons. 7914 787/8 79
31/2 per Ct 5.9014 4-4 per Cts. Old 963 A 961/8
4 per Cents. New 99% 99t/B—Bank Long Ans.2o
India Bonds 34s.—South Sea Stock 893/8
New Annuities 787 A
Exchequer Bills of £1 ,000, 14s. 10s. 13s.
Ditto Small 14s. 16s. 11s.
Consuls Jor Payment 791/1 78'78.

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London, England, 1823-05-16

LITERATURE.

THE follnwing interesting New Works have just
been published, and may be had of all Booksellers:
An ABRIDGMENT and CONTINUATION of HUME
and SMOLLETT'S HISTORIES of ENGLAND; by JOHN
RGRINSOA, D.D. with 140 Engravings after l'ictures of great
English Painters, and Heads of lionbraketi, price 9s. bound, or
on royal paper, with first impressions, 15s. boards.
A DICTIONARY of CHEMISTRY, MINERALOGY,
and GEOLOG Y, exhibiting the present State of those Sciences;
by JA 3IFS MITCHELL, M.A. F.A.S: with Engravings, price
los. 6d. boards, or 12s. 6d. calf gilt.
PUBLIC CHARACTERS of ALL NATIONS, or Me-
moirs of nearly 3000 LIVING PERSONS, in every walk of
public Life, with 156 Portraits, printed in the size and typ' of
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A DICTIONARY of UNIVERSAL HISTORY and
lIISTORICA L BIOGRAPHY, with Portraits and Maps,
beautifully printed in nonpareil type, price 10s. Rid. boards, or
12i. 641. calf gilt.
SCRIPTURE NARII AT V ES, containing every Narrative
In the Old and New Testaments. in a large type, arid verbatim
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ROBINSON'S PREPARED BARLEY, and
PREPARED GROATS, fur making superior Barley
Water or Gruel, in Ten Minutes.
Matthias Robinson, Inventor of the above highly esteemed
Articles, respectfully cautions the Public against spurious imi-
tations offered for Sale; and which the Venders have unblushingly
stated to be Robinson's Preparation, or the same as Robinson's.
The Prepared Barley, and Prepared Groats, are Patronized
by the first Medical Practitioners in the Metropolis' and in
every part of the Kingdom where they have been introduced,
and as they are generally used in cases of Illness, or as a peculiar
hoe Food for Infants, too much care cannot betaken to prevent
an improper commodity being substituted.
M. R. begs to state, his Preparations are made from the
knelt Pearl Barley, and beat Embden Grouts, under his own
immediae inspection, and will keep in any Climate.
sold wholesale and retail, by Matthias Robinson, 64, Red
Lion-street, Holborn; Messrs. Butler, Chemists, 4, Cheapside,
ht. Paul's; 220, Regent-street, London ; Waterloo-place, Edin-
burgh ; and Saekville-street, Dublin ; sole Agents for the Coun-
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Pkpared Groats, and toobserve none 13 Genuine which has not
Lis 1 3311 C and Address prkned On each packet.
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SECOND

EDITION.

STAR OFFICE, THREE.OVLOCt.
We have this moment received the following im-
portant intelligence direct from Bourdeaux
THE FRENCH ARE IN POSSESSION OF
CORUNNA.
BOUIMEAUX, JULY 17.
" Accounts have just been received here of the
entry of the French into Corunua on the ]6th,
after a severe action ; in which the Constitutionalists,
under Quiroga and Wilson, were completely over-
thrown. 'What has become of Sir Robert ,Wilson
and his friends is not correctly known ; it is however
believed, that they have not been able to effect their
escape.

" The French are urging their preparations for the
sieges of Pampeluna, St. Sebastian, and Santona, and
the materiel of the grand park of artillery of Toulouse
has arrived at Bayonne.
" The object of the French Commander is to
subdue all the strong places on this side of the
Ebro, with the view of concentrating themselves in
that part of the Peninsula, as soon as it may be prac-
ticable for them to do so.

" The 20th Regiment of Light Infantry, has lately
manifested some symptoms of insubordination, inso-
much that it had been decided not to allow it to go for►
ward from Bayonne; but Marshal Lauriston, in an ad-
dress to the soldiers, told them, that by special favour
the measure of severity would not be persisted in;
but it was expected that the regiment would enter.
tain a proper sense of the indulgence. However, it
seems that on the night of Monday last, fifty-six of
them deserted, declaring that they had rather be con-
demned to be shot than make a campaign in Spain."
London, England, 1823-07-23

This day was published,
In royal 4to. price £1 I Is. 6d. boards,
AN ESSAY on the HISTORY and THEORY
of SIUSIC ; and on the Qualities, Capabilities, and Ma-
nagement of the Human Voice.
Ily J. NATHAN,

Author of the Hetiview Mu.orovs, &e.
Printed for G. and W. 11. Whittaker, Ave-Maria-lane, London.

The Reviewer of Musical Publications in " I a Belle Assem-
bler," for the present Month, speaking of Mr. Nathan's Work,
says, " While he has rendered his Essay an invaluable Assistant
to the Professor, the general interspersion of. Anecdote is .so ju-
dicious that it is no less calculated fur the perusal of Juvenile
Students, and mast be read even by those unacquainted with the
science with interest and delight."—July, 1823.
London, England, 1823-07-23

A WORD IN TDIR.

TBISH, of the Old State Lottery Offices, 4,
• Cornhill, and 9, Charing-cross, thiuks it right to lay be-
fore his hest Friends, the Public, some important facts respect-
* tke PRESENT LOTTERY.
First.—lt is a. Government Lottery for L'200,000 I'rize
Nancy, to be drawn according to the old regular system,—every
Ticket singly—each deciding its own fate and no other.
Secondly.—There are Tmeta £20,000 Prizes, Two £lO,OOO
Prizes, and Thirty-four other Capitals, all Money, and £lO,OOO
for the very First Prize drawn out of the Wheel.
Thirdly.—There are Mose Paws THAN BLANKS!
Fourthly, (and the most important Point of all).—The Tickets
and Shares are very cosmonauts CHEAPER than they have been
in any Lottery for thirty Years, owing to their being all on Sale
in the open Stock Market with the other Government Funds
and Securities, instead of being locked, up in the hands of
Contractors, as heretofore ; but as by this system the Price of
Lottery Tickets, like that of any other article, will be influenced
by the demand, there is every probability of a very considerable
advance soon taking place ; fur T. BISH assures his Friends,
that. the Sale is great beyond precedent, the arrangements of the
Scheme, and the low Price of the Tickets having rendered this
the most pepular Lottery that has been for many Years.
Tickets and Shares are selling by T. BISH, Stock-Broker,
No. 4, Cornhill, and 9, Charing-cross, of whom Schemes may be
had gratis.
a.' BISII is so proverbially successful in the Sale of Great
Prizes, that any particulars are unnecessary ; suffice it to say he
odd 25 Capitals last Lottery alone..
The Drawing begins 25th of Sarrainiza.
London, England, 1823-07-23

TO LET BY PUBLIC AUCTION,

A BUILDING LEASE fur Sixty-one Years from Michael-
*nzs, 1825, of a Piece of Ground on the South side of Rost-lane,
Ratcliffe.

And also a REPAIRTNO LEASE for Thirty-one Years
'rom Michaelmas, 182:5, of a Messuage or Tenement, No. 7.4,
on the East side of Mark.lane, now in the occupatiop of Mrs.
Margaret Griffiths.
The Plan of the Premises, and thG Conditions for Letting the
tame respectively, may be seen a: the Office of Works, Guild-
hal/, 305. BUSIINAN, Comptroller.
London, England, 1823-07-23

COMMODIOUS AND VERY DESIRABLE FAMILY
RESIDENCE,
With Excellent OFFICES, PLEASURE,-GROUNDS,
GARDENS, FARM,
TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,
• By Mr. ROBINS;
(Of Warwick Haase, Regent street),
AVERY DESIRABLE ESTAT4 comprising,
a Commodious and well-built RESIDENCE, erected
within a few years, in excellent order, and fit for the Imme-
diate reception of a FaMily of Distinction ; planned with suites
of handsome Apartments, elegantly fitted up; with excellent
Attached and Detached ffices, Coach-House, Stables, and all
requisite Outbuildings, Farm-House, and Farming Buildings,
and upwards of
SEVEN ITUNDRED AND FIFTY ACRES
Of excellent Meadow, Pasture, and Arable and Wood Land,
stored with fine Thriving Timber, the Land in a fine State of
Cu7tivation.

The Estate will be Sold in One LW, or the Mansion and any
part of the Land that may be required. The situation healthy,
the Neighbourhood highly respectable, with good Roads, near
a Market Town, only Fifty Miles West of London. A most
dhirable Property as a Residence, to those fond of Agricul-
:Jai pursuits and Field Sports.
Particulars may be had of Jr. Robins, No. 170, Regent•street.
London, England, 1823-07-23

CITY BUSINESS.

Yesterday the LORD MAYOR held a Court of Alder-
men at Guildhall, for the dispatch of public business.
A Petition from the Company of Watermen and
Lightermen was presented to the Court, praying them
to revise their Bye-Laws, and to increase the present
rate of fares payable to watermen ; which was read,
and referred to a Committee of the whole Court to
consider and report.
Upon a statement of the Chamberlain of the pre-
sent surplus of the Orphans' Fund, the Conrt directed
the sum of £B3OO, to be paid off, and the usual no-
tices to be issued to the parties interested.
Commissioners of the Court of Requests .for the
month of September next were appointed.
It was ordered by the Court, that Brokers applying
out of Court to be admitted as Custom-House Agents,
agreeably to the late Act of Parliament, should pre-
viously obtain a certificate, at the Town Clerk's
Office, of their being regularly admitted and sworn
as Brokers; and the Lord Mayor was thereupon re-
quested to sign the same, should his Lordship be sa-
tisfied that the persons applying are fit and proper
persons, and recommending the Commissioners of
his Majesty's Customs to admit them accordingly.

CAUTION TO TRjriaLrEs EY STEAII.

„
Yesterday, as a large collection of persons assem-
bled on board the Royal Sovereign, flu. The benevo.
lent purpcKe of adding the profits of a pleasant excur-
sion as far as the Nore to the lirnite,l means of a
highly useful charity, the Union Scho.'ls of WA p
were proceeding, with music and dancing, 'own the
River, one of them incautiously place,' hithself on
the top of one of the cases whiCh cover the ‘vbeel..
Flom accident, a bolt which fastened one of the pad-
dles gave way, and the paddle struck against the care
and forced three or four boards from the top. The
unfortunate young man, who was lying on them, had
but a few minutes before been requested by the Stew-
ard to withdraw from his position, as being one which
was always dangerous. He still lingered ; the boards
flew up; and he sought to grasp at some means of
safety. The wheel *as moving with great velocity,
and although instantly stopped, the unfortunate man
was forced beneath the boat. Every means were in)•
mediately used to recover the body, but they were
ineffectual, for he had sunk!

The conductor of the expeditron instantly ordered
the boat to return. The music'and nieriiinent
and the party returnei to town, much affected with
the melancholy fate of one who had, on that morn-
ing, been induced by the solicitation of some young
friends to join the excursion.
His name was For, a young man lately established
as a grocer in Oxford-street, of industrious habits and
irreproachable conduct. He had. two months ago
married, and had left his bride in all the buoyancy
of life and spirits.
London, England, 1823-07-23

EXPRESS FROM PARIS.

We have received the French Papers of Sunday
and Monday (the latter by Express), but they scarcely
contain a single article of importance. The Moni—
teurof Monday gives a Royal Ordonnance, dated the
16th inst. which orders that the corps commanded by
Marshal LAUMSTOX, which had been entitled-the Se-
cond Corps of Reserve of the French Army in Spain, in
a preceding Ordonnance, shall henceforth be denomi-
nated the Fifth Corps of the Army of the Pyrennees.
A drunken affray took place at Nantes on the 18th
inst. when some soldiers of the 7th Regiment of Ar-
tillery, in their way from Rennes to Bayonne, got
into a quarrel with the inhabitants, two of whom
were wounded.
A letter from Mataro, dated the 12th instant, states.'
that the French corvette la Victorieuse captured, on
the 9th instant, near Minorca, a Constitutional pink,
which was conveying siatrfour Spanish Royalists'
from Carthagena to•Mahon, to the dungeons of which
they had been condemned. The eight soldiers who
extorted them were put on board the Jacinthe by the
French Commander, to be sent to Toulon ; while the
sixtrfour Royalists were forwarded to Mataro, by
order of the Admiral blockading Barcelona. They
would be consigned to she care of Baron d'Eaoraa,
and incorporated with his. troops.
Carthagena is represented as governed by an atro-
London, England, 1823-07-23

ELECTRICAL SCIENCE. •
THIS D.ty is submitted, as a justice due to every
individual, and as a duty that one and all owe even to
themse!ves; viz. the attentive perusal of," AN APPEAL TO
A BRITISH PUBLICK on the hitherto unprivileged and in-
judicious exclusion of the Science and Practice of Electricity
from the %lateria Medica :" with Ceres of Diseases that are un-
accomplishable by Medical Art ; exposing, as destructive of
Human Life, the dangerous custom that prevails (for, the truth
malt be told!) of incoherently administering hlercurials, and
deleterious Drugs, generally, &c. &c. &c.
By DUDLEY ADAMS%
Medico-Electrician, and Friend to the Community at large,
No. 22, Ludgate-street, near St. Paul's.
Sold, price 2s. 6d. by T. Wilson, No. 5, St. Paul's Church.
yard; J. Souter, No. 7:5, ditto; Sherwood and Co. 20, Pater-
lama-row ; and by all Medical and other Booksellers.

WHITEHALL AND wrirrrirALL.N.Act.-
THREE CAPITAL DWELLING HOUSES,
WITH EXCELLENT °FEICK& • •
TO BL SOLD. BY AUCTION, -
By Mr. IZOBINS,
(Of Warwick House, Regent-street),
At Garraway's Coffee-House, 'Change-Alley, Cornhill,
TO-MilltßOW, the 24th of July, 1823, at Twelve o'Clock,
A DESIRABLE LEASEHOLD ESTATE,
Held under the Crown;
Comprising a COMMODIOUS ROOMY DWELLI NG.
HOUSE, situate No. , VlThitehall-place ; containing, on the
Ground Floor, an Entrance Hall, Eating-parlour, and Li-
brary ; First Floor, two handsome Drawing-rooms; three Bed-
chambers and a Dressing-room on the Second Floor ; and roomy
Attics over, for Servants. In the Basement, an excellent
Kitchen, IVasb-house, Laundry, Servants' Hall, Housekeeper's-
room, Butler's Pantry ; strong excellent \Vine and Beer Cellars,
Vaults for Coals, &c. of which immediate Possession may be had.
A Capital roomy FAMILY MANSION; the Front to
Whitehall, containing& handsome Entrance-hall, Dining-pabonr,
communicating by folding doors to a Back Parlour or Library;
a spacious Drawing-room, and four eapitatprincipal Bedcham-
bers, with a Dressing-room, and three Sleeping-rooms for Ser-
vants. In the Basement, excellent Kitchen, Butler's Pantry,
and other Offices; Wine, Beer, and Ale Cellars. In the occu-
pation of, and on Lease to Messrs. Cocraeax, Bankers.
A Capital BOWED-FRONT DIVELLING-HOUSE, ad-
joining to the last, planned in a similar manner, of which inune-
diare possession may be had.
These Houses are very desirably situated, contig-3pl to the
Parliament Houses, Courts of Law, and all the Public Offices,
a very eligible situation for Gentlemen connected therewith, and
as an investment.
To be viewed by Tickets. Particulars may be had on the
Premises; at GarraWay's; and of Mr. Robins, 170, Regent-
street, of whom Tickets for viewing may be had.
London, England, 1823-11-21

THE KING.

His MAJESTY anived at Carlton Palace, from Wind-
sor, at half-past twelve o'clock this day, we are happy
to say, in excellent health. His MAJESTY unveiled in
a plain carriage, and without any escort,whatever,.three
.outriders and two footmen being the 00y attendants.
—Soon after his MAJESTY'S arrival, a Privy Council
was held at Carlton Palace ; when the RECORDER was
admitted and made his report of the prisoners under
sentence of death in Newgate.
London, England, 1823-11-21

tiNds • PAigON.

The SOLICITOR-61DMt exhibited a complaint on
behalf of Mr. Jones, the ilarshatb againit certain per-
sons confined in the Kin's Beach Prison, to whom was
.imputed disorderly co4ocr, and the constant practice
of gaming in their rooms. The affidavit of Mr: Jones
-was here put in.—The Coati; however, did not
yield to the application in this forwbut granted a rule,
calling on the parties to shew cause why they should
not he removed to another prison.

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, NOV. 20.
The CouaT were occupied during the morning in hear-
•ing justifications of bail, and motions of course.
Two persons came np to justify as bail, and were
asked whether they knew the defendant ? to which they
replied in the neetive. It was then inqhired whether
they came up to justify at the request of the defendant's
attorney ? and to that they replied in the affirmative,
but added, that he had not made them the slightest
promise of indemnity.
Mr. Serjeant ',AWES submitted that they must be te-
jected, as they only came up at the request of the defen-
dant's attorney ; but the Cowin said, that as they had not
done so on a promise of indemnity, it was sufficient, and
they then justified.
London, England, 1823-11-21

BARB WOES, SEPTEMBER 1.

0 Headivartera at Camp Howe, Aug. 22.
41 His Excellency the Commander-in-Chief has great
satisfaction in communicating to the Public the success
which has hitherto attended the operations against the
revolted negroes on the east coast of this country, in
which quarter alone the spirit of rebellion has been
openly, manifested. On Tuesday morning, a large body
of the revolters, between 700 and 800, assembled near
Mr. Reed's, 'well armed ; they commenced an attack
on Peutenant Brady, of the 21st, and attempted to
surrowld,ltiro, but the gallant Officer effected his retreat
in meet mraellent order. -

" The sudden check which the rebels have experienceck
at all Points 'has had the best effect. Their movements
arc undecided, their spirit shaken, and a returning sense
of dutyis manifesting itself. Every thing bears the ap-
pcarance ollyproaehing tranquillity.
press, the Comman-'
that the greater
:oast have laid down

their arms and tendered ibeir submission to M. Eamon-
stone, who „was deputed to communicate with them.
His xcellency is sanguine in the hope that this sub-
mission will prove final."

In a preceding column iwe base given extracts from
the latest French Papers that have been received. An
article from the Jousnal des Debuts is calculated to quiet
the unnecessary alarms which some of our contempo-
raries have excited relative to the South Ainerican Co-
lonies. The intelligence from Spain is gradually losing
its inteiest, and in consequence our Expresses from
Paris are less frequent.

We have received letters from Bombay of the 31st of
May last. They state that, in consequence of the con-
tinued stagnation. of trade throughout ladia, and the
insecurity and difficulty in employing money to any
considerable extent, so as to yield adequate returns, it
has been determined to reduce the rate of interest from
five to four per cent. The reduction would commence
on the Ist of August last.

P. 9 "Since the above went to pre
der-in-Chief has received informaticin
' put of the insurgents along the coati
London, England, 1823-11-21

SigES OF PROPERTY.

MR. ROBINS,

or Waxwing noun, amixt-rnme. •
A Freehold Rotate, comprising Great Green and tittle
Farms, intim near Abergavenny, Moormanlnflict contabbi,"2_
farm dwelling-houses, numerous out-houses, and various et iZg
in the whole about ie7 A. 2 R. 36 P. of arable, pasture-02,
pasture, and earioasstiescriptions of land ; the whole estate sotir4
to £5 4s. pee annum, land-tn.—Sold for a€ 3,400.
A Freehold Estate, part of which is tithe-free, containing aeig
ling-house, numerous farm buildings, with sundry enclosuess.,a
three leasehold small fields, in the while comprising 48 A.-47
known as the Red Casale Estate, situate near Abergaveany, the
leasehold part held for 999 years, at peppercorn rent, fronll7
land-tax, ,C 1 Bs. 2d. produced X 770. 27,
A Freehold Estate known as the Wiade Farm, near the font,
ins, in the parish of ,Skenfrith, containing farm-house, suadtra,
Cached buildings, and various enclosures, in the whole 105 A. j
19 P. the estate contiguous to the river Monnow, the lexttzt
XI 3e. Ilds obtained £1570.
The Tithes of Corn and Grain arising from 26 cottages and fat"
in the parishes of Llantilleo, Cresseucy, Grosmouth, and sow,
adjoining, containing 291 A. 1 R. 30 P. of arable, 28 A.
10 P. of grass arable, and 306 A. 31 P. of meadow ant paw
land, the whole forming a total of 696 A. 31 P. situate a shapt4l,
twee from Abergavenny and Muumouth—Sold for £l5O.
A Freehold Estate, known as Rock field Farm, within three ego
of the town of Monmouth, containing dwelling-house, out.oks.
gardens, and enclosures of meadow, pasture, and arable land, igt
the whOle 96 A. 5 ft. IP. land-tax tOni chief rent £2 1 Is. Is,
trifling annual modus on hay in lieu of tithe, the corn tithe to besb
tained at a low rate, produced £2470.
A Leasehold Coach-house, Stabling, and Serra' t.' Apartmeits.
in Dorset-mews, Portman-square, held for an unexpired term ur
48 years from Lady-day, 1823, at an apportioned ground-reef ti
A".: per antrum, obtained £340.
An adjoining Stable, with three rooms and roomy Imding, LAji
with other property of greater value, uron which the arising
ground-rent has been apportioned, leaving this lot at a pepperonis
term 35 years, wanting three days from Christmas, 1822, rev
duced £390.
A Leasehold Estate situate No. 17, Montague-street, near Part-
man-square, containing numerous principal rooms, kitchens, cow&
house, with roomy loft over, iu Montaguu Mews South, at de
back, held for 96 years, from June 25, 1804, at X 23 per maw
fold for £B.BlO.
London, England, 1823-08-04

Published by Henry L. Hunt, ;58, Tavistuck-street, Covent.
Garden, and Old Bond street. Sold by all Booksellers
and Newsvendors in town; and by the following Agents in
the Country :
Edinburgh, Messrs. Bell and I Liverpool, T. Smith,
Bradfute, Bath, at the London News•
Glasgow, " W. R. Macphun, paper Office,
Exeter, B. Cullum, Alfred Bristol, Hillyud and Morgan,
Office, Sunderland, T. Chalk, High-
Leeds, James Mann, Briggate, Street ;
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And all respectable Booksellers.