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London, England, 1824-05-15

COURT OF COMMON COUNCIL.

Yesterday a Court of Common Council was held at
Guildhall, pursuant to Special Requisition, to take into
consideration the propriety of Petitioning the Legislature
for a Reform in the Commons House of Parliament.

The requisition for convening the Court for the above
purpose having been read, Mr. FAVELL said, when he
considered what volumes of Petitions had issued from
that Court, and from the people of England, for
Par-
liamentary Reform, he should despair of any good ef-
fect from his motion. The City of London must have
great weight on this measure; and let it be recollected
that the Lord Mayor, Aldermen, and Commons of
London, had a seat in that Convention Parliament
which transferred the Crown of England from the un-
worthy House of Stuart to King William. He con-
tended that the law of England required a freedom. of
election, and no close boroughs, or influence of Peers.
The House of Commons had itself voted it to be a high
breach of privilege for a Peer to nominate, or interfere
in the election of a Member to sit in that House. The
worthy Member then went through the usual compara-
tive statement of the number of Members of Parlia-
ment returned from Cornwall, and other parts of the
Kingdom. This was, he supposed, the reason why the
Secretary of State for Foreign Affair, had said, on the
question of Reform in Parliament, that the present'
system worked well. He called on them to do their
duty as ftepresentativei of the Ci y of. London, lot
Parliamentary Reform must be ultimately carried. Ile
then moved several Resolutions, and a Petition to Par-
liament founded on them.

Mr. Deputy Rount felt anxious that nothing which
fell from him should neutralize the speech they had
just heard. He had Fleasure in secoat!in,; the motion.
Alderman BROWN said, it was but fair to say, that,
if that great and good man, M:. Pitt. Was a Refot mer
in early life, yet in his after life he found that the iheo-
ries of the Reformers were their greatest crime. llow
came it to pass that, when the Liverys of London were
polled, so few Reformers were rearmed by them to
Parliament? He did not deny but that there was cor-
ruption in Elections, and also in Committees of the
House of Commons. But the question was, vvhethei
the evil was so great as to warrant them in runnin
risk of incurring a greater evil. He thought they had
better mind their own corporate matters, and not make
themselves ridiculous by meddling with measures which
they had no business with.
Mr. JAMES and Mr. JUPP said a few words; after
which the Resolutions, and a Petition founded upon
them, were put and carried by a large majority, on the
thew of hands.
London, England, 1824-05-15

NAVY.OFFICE, May 14, 1824.
POOR KNIGHTS OF WINDSOR.
THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS and COMMIS-
-A' SIONERS of his MAJESTY'S NAVY, do hereby give
Node,: to such Lieutenants in his Majesty's Navy as are desirous
of being recommended for the appointment of POOR KNIGHT
OF WINDSOR, under the Will of the late SAMUEL TRAVERS, F.sq•
that they must apply at this Office, on or before the Ist of JULY
next, when they will be informed of the nature of the Certificutes
and Testimonials which are required to shew that they come within
the meaning of the said Will, which expres,es that they " are to be
superannuated or disahled Lieutenants of English Men of War,"
and shall be K single Men without Children, inclined to lead a
virtuous, studious, and devout life, to be removed if they Otte occa-
sion for Scandal."

CAPE OF GOOD HOPE.
This day was publi4ied, in 12mo. price 4s. in boardi,
COME ACCOUNT of the PRESENT STATE of
the ENGLISH SETTLERS in ALBANY, SOUTH
AFRICA.
By THOMAS PRIII•:GLE.
Printed for Thomas and George Underwood, 52, Fleet-street;
and Oliver and Boyd, Edinburgh.
London, England, 1824-05-15

No. 4.

" v 3, Grosveilor-place, May 5, 10 o'Clock, r.
" SIR-4 have seen Lord L. and informed him of the me—age ,
Ali. 11. has sent through you, in reply to my second'note, requiring
an explanation of Lord L.'s meaning in' desiring Mr. k. to quit the
Mess-room of the Audi Hussars, birthe..24th of Ntrventher.
" I request you to assure Ali. •ISt:tliae•it Sr a matter of perfect in-
, dill.:rence to Lord L. what •Alr."W file% eir publishes: he can have
uo communication with hun. The opinion I have expressed, that

>lr. B. has no right to expect the satisfaction he solicits, after five
nnosiths atiapestsien of his feelings, I now repeat. Your exprosscd
opinion, that there is no necessity for the silvering whit h i 1,. !t„
requires, 1 nerd not enlarge upon. Lord Londonderry has chosen
to waive all the just nhjections which I thil,k exist to the meeting
you have requetted;*and I have now only to inform yen; th.it his
Lordihip will he, at nine o'clock, at Ilyd.• l ork.cilrnet, to-morrow
morning, where I shall expect to see you and Mr. ii.ittier.
" I have the honour to be, &c. &c.
(signed) " li. IiARDINGP.
" Lieutenant-Colonel Wottern."

This letter was sent to Co!onel W. at eleven o'chnk, to the ad-
dress he had appointed; but it did not find :dot :here, and WIS 011
the following morning sent under cover :o llr. Battier, who re-
ceived it about eight o'clock.

Gth Muy, Nine 0C10..k, r. x.
Lord LondondcrTy and Sir Milty d pisice
pci!,z-d w.til twenty minutes :Me: nine 'Ywhan.Sir.
wiute a Fencil note to this effect
London, England, 1824-05-15

URE'S CHEMICAL DICTIONARY.

This day was pubTlslied, the Second EJition, enlarged, in (The
Volume Son. printed in double columns, price Li ls. in boards,
ADICTIONARY of CHEMISTRY, in which the
Principles of the Science are investigated anew, and its ap-
plication to the Phenomena of Nature, Medicine, Mineralogy,
Agriculture, and Manufactures, detailed by ANDREW ULM,
.M. D. F. H. S.
" This work, in our opinion,is unrivalled."—Med. Journal.
London: Printed tor Thomas Ten, 7:;, Cheapside.
London, England, 1824-05-15

LIBRARY OF CLASSICAL ENGLISH POETRY,
FOIE THE USE OF SCHOOLS.
This day were published,
In One large Volume et'2 Pages Aledium Svo. price 18s. extra hds.
SELECT WORKS of tit, BRITISH POETS, with
BIOGRAPHICAL and CRITICAL PREFACES.
By Dr. A IK IN.
Also, in 10 vols. Post ISmo. price X 2, and in Royal 18mo. to match
the British Essayists and Novelists, price £3.
The object of this Work, which is entirely new, is to comprise,
within a single volume, a Chronological Series of our Classical
Poets, from lien Jonson to Beattie, without mutilation or abridge-
ment, with Biographical and Critical Notices of their Atahurs.
The Work may be teemed a " Library of Classical Eoillish Poosy,"
and may safely be recommended to the heads of Schools in geucral,
and to the libraries of Young Persons.
Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, Brown, and Green.
London, England, 1824-05-15

Now ready, price ss. bonrds,
With nearly One Hundred Engravings on Woo4l,
THE riRsT VOLUME of the MECH ANIC'S
MAGAZINE.
London: Knight and Lacey, Publishers, 24, Paternoster-row.
Of whom may be had,
Tsui CHENIIST. Parts 1. and 11. price Is. each.
London, England, 1824-05-15

This day was published,
In Two Vols.l2nto. price 12s. ho ards, the Seventh Edition of
-f-ETTERS on the ELEA(' EN FARY PRINCIPLES
of EDUCATION.

By ELIZABET FL IJAMII.TON,
Author of Memoirs of Modern Philosophers," Cottagers of
Glenbornie,' Stc.

London: Printed fur Longman, ilurst, Rees, Orme, and Co.;
Baldwin, Cradock, and Joy; it. Hunter; G. and W. B. Whit-
taker; Hamilton and Adams; Newman and Co.; Simpkin and
:%lars:ill; and J. Pinnock.
London, England, 1824-05-15

REV. ROWLAND HILL'S VILLAGE DIALOGUES.

This thy was published, in three large voiumes duodecimo, embel-
lished with Twenty-seven Engravings, price 13s. tid. hoards, the
Twenty-fourth Edition, with additional Dialogues and Enlarge-
_ .

trientatni the final Corrections of the Author,
'VILLAGE DIALOGUES.
By the Rev. ROWLAND HILL, A.M.
V

Orthedox sentiments, impregnated with a rich unction of spiri-
tuality, and enlivened wish no small pottion of .:tic wit, strongly
Lh.ructcr:-.r. thesis enteitatntng Dialogms. Few writers have at-
tained to such a happy facility as Mr. Hill has, in passing " from
grave to gay—from lively to severe." The reader who takes up a
volume of these Dialogues finds it no easy task to lay it down again.
London : l'rinted fog T. Tegg, 7, Cheapside.
London, England, 1824-05-15

This day was published. price Is. 6d.
THE COLLECTIVE WISDOM ; or, Lights and
ll Sketches in the Chapel of St. Stephen.
The Cuts by CaIIIKSHANK, the Descriptions by a AlEmissa of the
Urren BENCIIES. . _ _

Piloted for Knight and rater:luster-row ; and sold by all
TSooicselk•rs.
London, England, 1824-05-15

GRAND UNION CANAL.

NOTICE is hereby given, That the next GENERAL
ASSEMBLY of the COMPANY of P ROBB ETo its o!
the GRAND UNION CANAL, will be held at the Crown
and Anchor Tavern, in the Strand, London, on MosnAv, the 7th
day of June next, at Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon; and that
the Cli:Ar will be taken at Twelve o'Clock precistly.
R. C. SA LE, Clerk to the Company.
Canal Office, Arundel-street, Strand, 14th May, 1824.
London, England, 1824-05-15

EVER ANXIOUS TO PREVENT IMPOSITION,
Y and MARTIN respectfully inform the Public
A 1 they haVe, after much labour and at a very considerable ex-
pense, brought to perfe.:tion a Label of such singular construction
and ettreine difficulty of execution, that they trust will eine:wally
prevent the many Frauds that are daily practised on the Public.—
An attention to the following description of the Label will ensure
the genuine Blacking prepared by them. A pattern like Lace of a
pink culuttr curers the principal part of the Label, the names of
Day and Alartin are Fished in white letters edged with pink and
black, and placed on a white ground, the address,
07, IILGU-lIOLBORN,
is also white letters edged with pink and black, but placed on the
lace pattern, the signature and price at foot are black on a white
ground, the preamble and directions for use are printed as before,
black letters on white ground.
97, lligh-Ilulborn, September, 1853.
London, England, 1824-05-15

SUIU
DESIRABLE FAMILY RESIDENCE,

With COMMODIOUS OFFICES, EXC. E LL EN TGAII GAEIWN,
PLEASURE GROUNDS, and It ICH MEADOW LAN D,
TO BE SOLD OR LET ON LEASE,
By Mr. ROMNS,
(Of Warwick House, Revnt Street),
AVERY COMMODIOUS mid SPACIOUS RESI-
DENCE, planned with Suites of elegant Apartments,
adapted for the Accommodation of a Family of the highest Respect-
ability ; with excellent Domestic Offices, attached and detached ;
Coach-house, Stables, and Outbuildings; excellent Garden, well
stocked, cropped, and planted ; Melon Ground; Coninvatory ; Hot-
house, stored with choice Vines ; Peach-house, and nearly

THIRTY ACRES
Of rich productive Meadow Land;
With Pleasure Grounds, Plantations, and dry gravelled Walks;
Gardener's Cottage, and Ice-house; the whole presenting a Palk-
like appearance ; situate in a beautiful part of the County of Surrey,
within Six Miles of the Metropolis.
To be viewed by Tickets ; which, with Particulars, may be had
of Mr. Robins, Nu. 170, Regent-street.
London, England, 1824-05-15

ROYAL SEA-BATHING INFIRMARY.
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?RESIDENT,

THE RIGHT HONOURABLE THE EARL'OF LIVERPOOL, K.G.
TILE ANNIVERSARY DINNER of the GO-
VERNORS of this CHARITY will be held at the lAN.
DON COFFEE-HOUSE, LUDGATE-HILL, On SATURDAY, the sth JUNL
next, at IL:lf-past Five &Clock, precisely.

cTEWA RflS,

Sir Edward Knatchbull, Bart.
M.P. V.P.
John Ashley Warre, Esq. M.P.
V.P.
„Lams 'faddy, Esq. V. P.
iloratin N. Davis, Esq.
Wididni Gwyn, Esq.
Tickets 15s. each, may he had
Bar of the London Coffee-how
Friday, the 4th June. J OSI
No. 55, Cannon-street.

Captain William Hough.
Michiel Hoy, Esq.
Daniel Jarvis, Esq.
Hobert Nesbitt, Esq.
George Skelton' Esq.
James Tomlin, Esq.
John Wilson Esq.
of each of the Stewards, at the
ie, and o the Secretary, until
17. PH RAINBOW, Secretary.
London, England, 1824-05-15

ALL MUST BE DRAWN NEXT SATURDAY
(The 22d inst.)
The TWO £20,000 Prizes,TENother Capitals, and every other

Prize, n lust all be decided Next Saturday, when
THE LOTTERY WILL ENTIRELY FINISH.
TBISH, of the Old State Lottery Offices, 4, Corn-
• hill, and 9, Clearing-cross, calls the attention of his Friends
the Public to the closing Day of the Lottery, when the contents of
the present Rich Wheel will be all drawn and decided.
IVarranted undrawn Tickets and Shares are on Sale at his Offices,
where Nine Capital Prizes have already been sold in the present
Lottery, including Two of X 20,000, viz.-
5,299 a Prize of 1:20,000
19,410 20,000,
&c. &c.

Er The Price of Stocks is affixed hourly against Bisit's Office in
Cori:hill, by which the Public may see the Fluctuations.
London, England, 1824-05-15

LAW OF LANDLORD AND TENANT.

This day was published, in Bvo. price 6s. Lid. in boards,
f Illi LAW OF LANDLORD AND TENANT
JL in of Lodgings), with an introductory view of the ori-
gin and found..:ion of Proptrty in Land, and of the different Estates
into which it is now divided. Also an Appendix, containing all the
requisite forms of notice to quit. to repair, and of distress, &c. with
practical directions respecting notices to quit, and also for making,
conducting, and disposing of a distress for rent. Intended fur the
Use of the u:iirufessional reader.
L'y R. TA BRAM,
Of Cambridge, Attorney at Law.
Pr.nted for 8s d.vin, Crachnit, and Joy, London.

FEATHERS, White Goose Feathers '2s. per
poutozl; Grey Goose, ls. 6d.; Poultry, 10d. ; Palliasses and
.11attreises, 16s. and 319 Beds, 541 ready-made Ticks, 141 Coun-
terpanes, 75.5 P.ir Blankets, all equally cheap, at BARROW-
CLIFFS MA N U FACTOR Y, 41, Regent Circus, Piccadilly.
S,.veral Soi:ed, New, and Second-hand Four-post, Cottage, China,
and Fidd Beekteads and Furnitures to be Sold a Bargain. Old
Beds and illattrebsti taken in Exchange, or re-made.—Two ten-
roomed llotraes to Let unfurnished at Brighton, with a full view of
the Sea.

KNICKERBOCKER'S HISTORY OF NEW YORK.
This day was published, in One handsome Volume, post Svo. with
a fine Vignette Engraving, by George Cruikshanks, price Ss. in
extra boards,

AHISTORY OF NEW YORK, (rem the Ilsgin.
ning of the World to the End of the Dutch Dynasty, con.
taining many surprising and curious Metres, the unutterable Pon-
derings of Walter the Doubter ; the disa,trous Projects of William
the Testy, and the Chevalric Achievements of Peter the Head-
strong ; the three Dutch Governors of New Amsterdam.
By DIEDRICH KNICKERBOCKER,

(By the Author of the Sketch Book; Salmagundi; Brarebrillge
&c.)

Chi,wick Printed by C. Whittingh. ant, for 'Thomas Tegg, 73,
Cbeapside.
London, England, 1824-05-15

This day was published, by BALDWIN, CKADOM, and Joy, in a large
Volume, Svo. price XI Is. boards,
ATREATISE on the PRINCIPLES of INDEM-
NITY in Marine Insurance, Bottontry, and Respondentia;
and on their practical Application in effecting those Contracts, and
in the Adjustment of all Claims ari,ing out of them : fur the use of
Underwriters, Merchants, and Lawyers.
1;y NVILI.I.IM IJENF.CKE, of Lloyd's.
London, England, 1824-03-17

FOREIGN FUNDS.

Some business has been done in this Market, but to no great ex-
tent. —Current Prices: Old Spanish 20} 19a, Russian 93a, Aus-
trian 111, Mexican Scrip GZ, New Prussian 96} 4, Old 981, Greek
1a /, Itotlischild's Shares 14 to 15.

PRICE OF STOCKS AT ONE O'CLOCK.
S per Ct. Cons. 931 h % 1/2-4. per its. N. 1063/4 y,
India Bonds 80s. 82s.—South Sea Stock 105%
Exchequer Hills (01;000) 51s. 535.
Consols for Acct. 93% Yi 3/4.

The Slave question, rast night, in the House of
Lords, excited the greatest Interest. The Royal Dukes of YORK.
Sussex, and GLoucesrmt, were present, and the House was attended
by all the Peers in Town.. Below the Bar the crowd and pressure
was great, beyond anything we have seen since the commencement
of the Session. The Lords are understood to have but one opinion,
and that is in favour of the measures adopted by the Noble Colonial
'St cretary.

Yesterday, at half-past two o'clock, a Cabinet Council
was held at the Foreign office, Downing-street, which was attended_
by the Earl of LivearooL, the Earl of flannowar, the Earl of
WILS3MOKLAND, Mr. Pan., Earl BATHURST, the CuAnctuott of *he
rACLIEQI;gIt, the Duke of NVELLiscrox, Mr. I ItISICISSON, {VYi;',
&c. The Cabinet continued sitting till nearly four o'clock.
CORY EXCAANOE, MARCH 17.-.—The arrivals to this
day are considerable—English NVheat, 7,500 quarters; Barley,
6400 qrs. Oats, 11,..w0 qrs. Irish Oats, 3,000 qrs. Flour, 7,5:`0
sacks. The Market at present is overdone with quantity, and then:
is scarcely and trade fur Wheat to-day at Monday's prices. Barliy
is very heavy, any rather lower. Beans and Yeas, very dull. 04-4
find so few buyers that sales.eannot be made without submittd,g
to rather lower priee4. Flour continues exceedingly dull.

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FEMALE FASHIONS FOR JANUARY.

CARRIAOR Dans.—A pelisse of rich shaded figured silk (the co-
lour toreWe d'oursj, trimmed with rich shaded plush to correspond:
full ruff, Composed either of lace, or richly-worked muslin : the
bonnet of shaded velvet the colour of the pelisse, listed with rich
ribbon, trimmed with the same, and surmounted with a most beau-
tifully variegated Lancer's plume: black kid shoes, and yellow kid
gloves.
EVRIIING Fon. Darts.--A white tulle dress, over a. rich white
satin alp. The ornamental part of this dress is particularly novel and
elegant. A fulfruche of tulle, with a wave of pearl beads, form the
eitranity of the trimming, from which are placed folds of tulle
crossed with wreaths of miniature, roses, and. two rows of rosettes,
composed of tulle, with wreaths of roses, and small pearl beads its
the centre. From each rosette in the upper row three white ratio
ra:leans are carried (to the top of the dress: the sleeves • are orna-
mented with reversed plaitings of tulle, wreaths of roses, and satin
edged with blond. A blond and satin bow at the waist, and a fall
trimmingof rich blend over the shoulders, complete the of the
dress. The scarf is of starlet barge, the ends strewed with gold :
the head-dress, marabouts and roses ; white satin shoes, white kid
gloves.—Frew the _British Megarbse, No- I.
London, England, 1824-12-31

CHRIsTaTAS FESIIVITIES.

The annual festivities of Stoke Edith Park, the noble
seat of EDWARD FOLEY, E:q. have this year been kept
up with their accustomed splendid hospitality. The
elegant Private Theatre has been newly decorated and
improved, and the talents of the amateurs have beta
eminently successful, and afforded high gratification to
the lovers of .the Drama. The favourite. Comedy of
Wild Oats was admirably performed.
Mr. E. Fors* played Rover with great vivacity and discrim:m.
tion; Sir HEMIIY MIAMI?, in Tim, blended rich humour with ge.
nuine feeling; and Mr. was quite at borne in John DSPI4
We must particularly mention Mr. HAMII.SON'S highly-finished and
humorous perforinance of the arduous part of Beau lihatterly, in
Married sod Angie, and the lively pieces of Motrinsony, Charksth
Slecood, and 'Amid Pinsk a Conjuror; Pan Diseder, by the Hun.
A. Tiumussou, went off with infinite edit.
The audience on each night consisted ofbetween three
and four hundred persons, including the Nobility and
Gentry of the County, besides a large assemblage of
Fashionable: in the house. and Mr. FOLEY'S tenantry.
London, England, 1824-12-31


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runaways, and have been more or less assisting •
it appears that something of an alarming nature,
been in agitation, and as the woods they have take?,
have so manyfastnessys, they will not be easily captu
Letters from Corunna, dated the 11th instant,
that the troops ordered for the Havannah. sailed 04
7th.. They consistectof three. regitnents,
the whole to abdut 1,800 men. They have been sec
as is said, at the urgent entreaty of the me rchaiitil
planters of Havannah, for the purpose of keeping th
Negroes in subjection, as it was apprehended that as
insurrectionary spirit existed among them. They well
compelled, however, to remit to Spain the money re.
quired for the equipment of the troops before their ,e,
quest was complied with. So 'little able is this
graded country even to furnish protection for the fel
colonies left her; although, if the Madrid Gazette could
obtain belief, it would be inferred that Spain still poi
sesses sufficient power to regain those which be,
thrown off their dependence.
London, England, 1824-12-31

THE ARMY.

We have already, stated, that considerable reinforce-.
meats ware going out to the Army in India. The re-,
inforcements for the 30th, 47th, 59th, and 67th have
received orders to prepare for embarkation immediately.
Even Officers . whose leave of absence extended to
Marchrand, in some instance, to September, have been
ordenwl, • .
The payment of the three months' half-pay to the reduced OS-
cm of his bisjesty's Land Forces, due the 24th. instant, including
tboie heretoftiVe borne on the Irish Establishment, wilt comments
on the 18th January next.
The Detachments belonging to the 3d Battalion of the Grenadiei
Guard, which are stationed at Brighton and Reading, will be re.
placed on the 17th of next month, by Detachments from the same
Corps at Windsor.
The 98th Regiment of Infantry was inspected by Sir Hailer
Tounuina on Wednesday, at Chatham, preparatory to the imme-
diate embarkation of the Battalion for foreign service.
The 99th Regiment is still in Edinburgh Castle waiting the ar-
rival, at Leith, of the transport' in which the Regiment is to pros
teed to Portsmouth.
Wsa-Orrua, Dreccara 9, 1824.
I am directed by the Secretary at War to acquaint yda, that his
pirdship has decided that the allowance of bed mdney heretofore
granted in Ireland to Commissioned and Warrant OfScers, shall
cease from the 24th instant.—l am, Ste.
(SPed) • LAU. SULIVAN. •
To Mars commanding Regiments, and Agents, in Wand.
London, England, 1824-12-31

7HE KING.

WINDSOR, DECEMBER 36.
Yesterday and this day his Miszesry took an airicg
in his pony phaeton, with hii usual attendants, in th,
Great Park.
Her Royal Highness the Princess AUGUSTA has Idi.
Frogmore, to pay a visit to the-Duke and Duchess
CLARENCE, at Bushy Park. Her Royal Highness is
expected to ♦return to Fiogmore on Monday, the
of January, nn-whiclievening Wenndersfand this Illus.
trious Princess will, with her .usual, munificence, Rive
a splendid Ball and Supper, at her residence, to the in-
habitants of this town, consisting principally of her
Royal Highness's tradespeople.
His MAJESTY'S visitors have all teft the Royal Lodge.
London, England, 1824-10-04

gtr TO- MO R ROW.
A. BISH, of the Old and Fortunate State tottery
• Offices, 4, Cornhill, and 9, Charing Cross,Vensinds his best
Friends, the Public, of the near approach of the Drawing; and that
in One Day,, viz. TUESDAY NEXT, the sum 'of £200,000, Sterling
Money, will be distributed among Adventurers hi the present Lot-
tery. On that day
FOUR OF A'20,000
And Thirty-four other Capirsb must be drawn—every Number
will be decided—end every Ticket. a Prize.
irr In the last Lottery Bun shared and sold Teams £20,000
Prizes, viz.
5,299 • . a. Prize of - - £20,000
14,618 - a Prize of - - £20,000
19,41'2 - - a Prize of - • £20,000

And.he'bes now on sale a variety of Tickets and Shares, for the
Drawing of Tueeday Neat, at his Offices, No. 4, Contbill. and 9,
Charing Cross.
•,,* The Price of Stoiks is affixed, hourly, against lisn's Office
iu CornhiU, by whkh the. Ashtic may see the fluctuations.

COUNTY FIRE-OFFICE, AND PROVIDENT
LIFE OFFICE,
Regent-stred, London.
'PRESIDENT AND TRUSTEE&
The Duke of RUTLAND, ,
The Marquis of NOZTHATITTON,
Earl Gear,
Lord DIATBROODN,
Lord Erna, &c. &c. &a.

IbIRECTORS.
• •
T.-Basaas linateisturr, Er+ Wit. PRAM, Esq.
''Fitanou Court, laq. Lieut..CoL &omit& ' •
Ilk JOHN DOYLE, Bart. James Sennwicr, Esq.
fir Gamine Duezers, Bart. Hon. W. SeteLer.
'tr Jolts Etap.aaavotr, Ban: WALvil STRICKLAND, Bsq. •
&r S. IL 111loar.amt, Bart. M.P. Sir W. R. Wit.tv, Bart.
ffloa. Taos. PARKE& Sir Rome Wn.sor, M.P. .
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Sec. . &c.
Capitals—A MILLION STERLING, and upwards:
The PROFITS are divided amongst dime who new-insure, as
`wall as the original Members, in just mired" to their respective
Is
the FIRE-OFFICE, Rennie during the last ten years to
the amount of .442,000 hive, betni peid to all Persaas who have
'continued insured Seven Year stpmeAnnual as well as Septennial
Policies, and whether ebty Isavirbeen sufferers or otherwise.
In the LIFE OFFICE, Boluses of £l5. ea. and OM. lits.per
Cent. have been divided during the last (mums ram; and ether
very peculiar advantages are afforded.
London, England, 1824-10-04

LONDON.

MONDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1824. .
• •
. THE FUNDS.
STOCK EXCHANGE, TWELVE O'CLOCK.
Consols opened at Oa fir the Account, and fur next time 96 to
& with a go6o deal doing. • -
The. &press from Paris has brought the Reines, after 'Change.
on Saturthy, at unf. 9Qc. In the Foreign Market there's scarcely
anything doing, except in Mexican and Colombian Stocks.

FOREIGN FUNDS.

Current Prices New Span* 1414, Old 491 Russian 951
Mexican 591 /,* Colombian Scrip. se II disC.4Chilian 75 ex. die.
French Scrip 14, Austrian 9714, New Prussian Sei, Alliance Sir:
104 111 pre. Portuguese.9ol6. Buenos Ayres se disc. Brazil par I pre
Pi:ICS OP.StoeES. 'AT ONE O'CLOPC:,
Bank Stock shut-3 per Cent. Reduced shut. . •
11. per Cent 0bn5'..95%.' 54—So per Cent. shat • "
4 per Ct. Aisented 5hut.,...4 per cent. Old Out.
.4 per Cent. New 106% 3/4—lndiillottds 8q sA,
.• £l,OOO lischeq. Bills (2d.)46 9 ; (11/2d.) 45 4. •
X5OO ditto (2d.) 47 6; (1%d):. 45 6
-.1;,100 and £2OO to. (24449.; (1%d.) 46 8. 6
e Bank for A.cct..24oVg 14—.. cons. for Acct. 9534 %.
This afternoon Lord Viscous, t. vita.r. his Majesty's
Ambassador at the Hague, arrived at the Foreign Office,
in Downing-street. •
Mr. KAys, jun. the Messenger, arrived this morning
at the ..Foreign Office, Downing-street, from Vienna,
with Dispatches from our Ambassittlor at the Conrt of
Austria, Sir HENRY. WELLESLEY. . •
.Mr.Fircessiv arrived at the Colonial Office this morn-
ing; front Corfu, with dispatches from Sir FREDERICK
ADAM. .
.
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Letters haVe also been received at the Colonial Offite
Ii am Trinidad.and Honduras, of the 16th of August,.bt4
they Contain.no intelligence of interest.
This forenoon we received the French Paper .of".'
itirdaf, and the Etoile of yesterday, by Expreis
sontain.two.itoyal ordcinnances; by .thefitit, the Mike
of Bouttereaoh who it osilf four years old, is appointed
Ciolonel-GeOral of the Swiss..duardsii and ,by the se.
'ton4 an amnesty li granted .to all sub-officers and
privates in.the army. at to .all. young,,soldiers
who hive deserted. Thin. is Citillalls Xiitteastb‘ids

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London, England, 1824-01-22

rc.:(ast to that of other Foreign Ministers, who were,
0: 00-se, invited at the sante'. tide. The Representa-
Las of the new Republic, with their sttite, were all, in
of black,w•hile the others were in their state dresses)
cs,rered with the insignia of their respective orders of
rohility. I have understood that the impression made
•
was a favourable one.
The House of Assembly ot Upper Canada has passed
2 resolution; that an address be presented to his Bri-
tannic Majesty, praying such relaxations in the laws of
tLe empire, as will authorise the introduction of tea and
o; ter articles direct from India. '
CHARIISTON. .
There is so much butter sacrificing at auction, that
private salts are very slow. It would seem that some
of the New York butter dealers must possess great
wealth, to suffer_ so many losses on tlaia article) or
surely they w:nlid get tired of shipping it.
London, England, 1824-01-22

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

PM, JANUARY 21:Willa to W.—The llon. Corripany's
skips Castle Humly and Macqueen have put back, and remain, with
the Arundel, blalvina, and another vessel, name unknown.
FALMOUTH, JANUARY 20.—Wind N. light airs.—Sailed the Four
Friends, Itouvers, for London. .
LIORTSMOUYII, JANUARY S.W.—Arrived the Duke of
York, Pis LA vsou, from London. Sailed the Lion, Goitur, for London.
Ltvaturocir., JANUARY V.0.-4rrived the Panther, Beiorvi, from
New York—sailed 24th December; Protection, TYSON, from Vir-
ginia ; Benson, Ssurn, from St. Andrew's, New Brunswick ; Jonge
Nico!a4, Paresis, from Antwerp; L'ilercules, SA *TARN, front flavre;
and Persia, 3lttausuzw, from New York. Sailed the Andes, Ktaa,
for Valparaiso
Cows's, JANUARY 21.—Wind W.S.W.—Arrived the Ann,Wirtr-
notie, front Lundon for Cape Coast Castle; Comet, 'blow's, from
flare, bound to Savannah ; and the brig Alliance, GIIIFFITHS, from
ifayannah in forty-four days. Spoke the Alliance, of Liverpool,
for Bahia, in lat. 49. 26. N. long. 9. 30. W. out four days; and the
ship Trident, of London, from Liverpool to New Orleans, in lat.
V. N. long. IL 50. W. out five days—all well.
GRAVES D, YANUANY 21.—Sailed the Barbadoes Planter, Rio-
t; t,t, for Bar badoes ; Elbe, WALD% for Itio Janeiro; Posthumous,
:rocs, for Jamaica; Vestal, ItomotTsow, for Lanzarotte; and )li-
rerva, DALE. for Virginia. Arrived the Fame, Tocimmr, from Lis-
lata ; and Ibis, SOMIRS, from Charente.
CUSTOM-HOUSE, JANUARY 21.
Sates Remain biscuit:is-Ihr Staverton, from Rouen • Specu-
from Faro; Isle of Mallet, front Mar4ate ; and H;ppylte-
turn, from Dublin.
CLustuo OUTWARD, The Ilarrington, for Jamaica ; King
George, and Perseverance, for Calais; Three Sisters, for Rotter-
dam; and Britannia, for liamburgh.
Minima—At New York, the London, Allyn, from London.
At Pl.iladrlphiat Montezuma, Potts, front Liverpool. At Surinam,
Alexander; Davey from Rotterdam; Harmonic' Peterson, from
kliddleburgh ; Twee Gesusters, Klein; Aurora, Ahlers • *owe',
Oahu; and Three Gebroedera, Oosterban, from Amsterdam.-

BRIGHTON, JANUARY 20.

The Duke of Wecuswrow, the Duke of Mowraoss
the Earl and Countess. of LIVERPOOL, the Earl and
Conntfts and the Ladies 13*Tstunsr, Mr.. A asurissoT,
%mum, the Lord Chief Baron, and the Lord Chief
Justice, all took leave, and left the Palace this morning
for London.
Sir CHARLES PAGET set off, to return to town, Last
right. The Earl and Countess of CHICHESTER re-
wised to Stanmer Park last night.
LitAn.-Colunei and Mrs. DALIIT3ULZ occupy a house on the
Marine Parade.
Sit Witosst Score, 2d Life ',surds, is at the Norfolk HoteL -
Captain Sir bans BRlsistam is arrived.
.The weather to-day has been favourable. The seve-
ral promenades have been gaily visited. We observed
Mrs.FlTznakskir and the lion. Miss Svissowtamong
the pedestrians on the Steyne.
London, England, 1824-01-22

CAUSE.OF THE GREEKS:

The following letter, from the London Greek Com-
mittee to the Chairman of the Aberdeen Branch Com-
mittee, while it contains an acknowledgmeat of the re-
ceipt of 'the money subscribed here, with a general ac-
count of the application of the funds raised, 'gives.a. very
cheering prospect of the favourable issue of the.conte t: r
. " Greek Committee Room, London,.
turf 6, 1824.
" Sta.—The Greek C,oto nkittee Lave i he greatest sat is • .
fa,ctioa rn acknowledging the receipt r.f kifty pounds, as .
a second remittance. to the. t4tban.snisseriptiou from ,
Aberdeen, in addition to their firwramittance £l5O.
Their thanks are due to the subserili.ns, and especially
to yourself, for the cr.qptions which have been nude,
and made so successfully, . .
ic le cannot but be !leasing le those who hitsik-:so
Warmly suppofted rho .Greek Zause,. to. ledrn..thar ac.
counts have been received of the safe arrival of...the
stores which were senbiry tie temmittee,' in August, to
Greece': they Consisted df.pfinting-presi-es, types (Greek
and Roman), mathematical and Slit gical instruments, me-
dicines, &c. and•there accompanied tketn four German
Engineer Officers, and r veryin!elligetit young Surgeon,
who has become the Correspondent of the Committee.
" The second stores, which-sailed in a vessel char terel
by the Committee in October, must have arrived by
this time, and accounts are expected daily of such eveot.
These latter consisted of a very large quantity of mate-
tints Pm. composing. rockets, and every...species of de-
structive firewoiks—two brigades oi raouataie guns—
mathematical, surgical (both naval and military) instru-
ments—printing and lithographic irresses.,--types, and
medicines,-boOks of military instruction, 4 fire' rnAsiter
and eight *al tilicets accompanied theto,_to construct.che
rockets, ate. and to instruct the Greeks in the, use of
them, And a surgebn also, sailed wi:li this expedition.--
All the above were directed to the care of Lord Byron,
or the Hon. Colonel L. Stanhope, who have undertaken
to act as the representatives of the Committee in Greece.
."fhe Committee feel confident as to the result of the
stsugrrle • yet the assistance which they afford, and which.
they still hope to afford, is of the highest importande, as
the means of encouraging the Greeks in .their glotious,
but hard contest ; as the means, in fact, of shortening a
war so marked with barbarism, and all that is most re-
volting to humanity.
" The Greek Committee reiterate their expressions of
gratitude, and hope that a farther assistance to their la-
bours may be derived, from the influence of the noble
example set by the subscribers in Abe deep.
" We have the honour to be, Sit,.ya,,r, vc.ry devoted servants,
"JOSEPH HUME, Chairman
"JOHN 130 111 it I ,7; G, Hog. fokfo.
" To Alex. Bannerman, Esq. Scc.".
London, England, 1824-01-22

I, A MBETIT-STREET.

CRAM= or A asoN.—Yesterday, John Wells, n tniddle-aged msti,
of rather respectable appearance, was chassed.velth feloniously set-
ting his house on fire.-14ernanded for further examination.

, WORSHIP-STREET.

Henry Ilia:, J.ihe Saslithey; Parr Ryan, Sandi Thorpe, Maria
Bennett, Elza Blackwell, and .lfary Toillia._ were placed at the bar
yesterd.ly, before 31r. Betn.t.. A number of respectable-looking
Ladies and Gentlemen were in attendance as witnesses : in addi-
rine to which Mr. lirittain, of Clerkinwell, and his boy, attended.
Mr. Brittain had lately been robbed of plate to the value of Xl.OO,
in the following manner boy (a youth about sixteen years of
age) deposed, that some few days back be was returning from
Goldsmiths' Hall with his master's silver in a bag, in company with
another boy who had been on a similar errand; they were induced to
call at blench-alley, goswelistreet, fur a shilling; that they went up
stairs and saw a wonian, who desired that they should " call again.
Oa their getting out of the alley, they were followed by two men
(who be should know); one of them held him, while the other took
the bag, and both ran off. During-this time, his comrade escaped ;
but he followed running and called after Went, until he was stopped
in the street by another.
The prisoners were then ordered by Mr. Battt s. to be brought
again to the bar, and that they should put on their hats.
The boy then identified King as the person itlin stopped him In
'do Meer; and Eliza Blackwell as the Woman who was in the room
sit SW time.

Vann, the officer, here slimmed, that the room the boy *u se.
duced into was occupied by King and Eliza Blackwell.
They were then recommitted until Tuesday next.

The mortality is -still very great at Trowbridge,
amongst children, from the small-pox. There were not less than
fourteen ftinerab an Sunday week; and on the Tuesday following
five—three of the children from one house.
Manus Iwrawomscr.—Copper Ores sold at Redruth, Jan. IS,

r y
971 tone; average produce, 71; quantity cif fine copper, 13 tons
18 Cwt. amount of sale, 54311. 17s. Id. average srandard,lo6l. 6s,
Copper Ores for sale this week at Truro, 2,655 tons.—Coppei
Ores sold at Swansea, Jan. 7, total 369 tons.
Copper purchased by the Copper Companies in the last six months
of 1023, according to which the proportion of -the sale to the East
India Company, to be supplied by each, is usually regulated, 5,056
tons.--Jan. 14, the India Company's whole purchase amounted to
240 tons of Copper, of which 20 tons of nails are to* furnished by
Mr. Glasoot at 931.125. per ton, and 79 tons of manufactured Cop-
rr by the English Company at 941. 15s. according to their tenders.
The remaining 141 tcths of manufactured Copper ate, to be supplied
It OA 140. per tent,.by the Associated Companies.—Tin Otts sold
`at Itedrutb, Jan. 15, 24} tons.
London, England, 1824-01-22

•BNCYCLOPADIA MEJ'ROPOLITANA.

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• 17- Be careful to ask for Dtirr.rots' Vegetable Tooth Powder.
London, England, 1824-01-22

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There will be Exposed to SALE by PUBLIC AUCTION,
the George lan, Perth, on Puiiav,the 6th day of February
next, at One o'clock Afternoon (if not previously Sold by Pri-
rate Bargain), •-•
THE Extensive and well-known ptinsTrworms of
RUTIIVEN, yvith the Paper, Corn,. and Barley Milli
esteof, comprehending many powerful Xliaterfills ; as also the
Yarn Iluthven ; consisting of about, Two Hundred and Twenty
Stetsor Two Hundred and Seventy-five English Acres,,or thereby.
kid likewise a Lease, whereof thirty-one years ate yet to run of
the Cede of Hunting-tower, Dwelling-houses, and School ilisti4e
adjoining; the whole in one lot. as more folly described in former
Advt. dlements, at the reduced upset price of .C 45,000.
Sinaild the whole not he sold in one parcel, the following parts
dertof, will, at•the Janie time and place, be exptised to Sale in one

Lit, viz.
lttthcen Printworks, With about Sixty Acres or ,Land, Scots
rea.ure, with the right of ail-the Waterfalls within the bound
thereof, ail the Workshops, Dwelling and other nooses, Watrr-
wheels, \lachinery, Sluices, the whole Bit. ac h trj, Printing, and
Dying A.pparatas atisi lUaohinery, all as more tug), Described iu
former Advertisements, it the reduced upset price of £20,000.
N.B. This Lot, if not soli!, will then be Let.
For further particulars application may be made to Mestrs. John
srd James Miller, Writers, Perth.
lierth, December 17, 152.3.

LLILLA R LYS, No. 16, Cheapsitle.—Very Valuable
STOCK SALLING OFF.—The. Nobility and the Public
utmost respectfully informed, the entire of their extensive Stock
Furri;!ti and British Goods, to the amount of nearly Fifteen
Itiausund Pounds, is disposing of by hand, previous ti theft 'Open-
in their New Folablishittent, the arrangement being such, that'
tray article mist be sold off without exception ' and to avoid the
ripen* of sellhig by Auction, every piece of Goods is reduced con.
itlerably below the east price, and many of them. (soiled woods)
tame half the cost. The Liner, Sheetings, Table Linen, and
F:mch C..mbrics, are all of their well-known and esteemed fabric,
miailing in durability, and a little soiled only. The quantity of
India and British Muslins, and. curious Shawls of every kind, form
aspler.lid choice for Ladies and Gentlemen purchasing for indivi- '
dt4l`l*, for Presents, and for oommission% the Whwide
or,:e are sailing at the singular price of 2s. per yard; the Ell-wide.
Frinted•Cambrics and hfuslins, in short lengths, at Is. aid the
kaier ones at lftd.'ike. the Dresses of which the Skirts arc fanned
are nearly half price. 'There are Figured Silks, Bombaseens, Black
arcltiloured PopViss and Tahinets; Black and White Lace Veils,
kc. In is and British Long Cloths; Crape, Ven-Pern, and An-
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C,rdeil and Furniture ditto., Jeans, raddexbons, Runnels, A:Les.
Corded and Ckecked Muslins, &c.
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FAIRMAN ON THE PUBLIC FUNDS,
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GOUT, DHRUMATISNII, COUGHS, AND COLDS.
y 11. E PILLS. entirely Vegetable, discovered by the
Rev. C. CA lt It I N G TON, 'Vicar of Berkeley, one. of his Ma-
%'stfs Deputy Lions:clams, &c. for the County of Gloucester.— By
'Debasing the evetgy of-the brain, and pouring new life and vigour
'not the constitution, they enable Nature to make incredible effort,
t3t the expulsion of disease, before organic destruction.—ln Colds,
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