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London, England, 1825-07-08

BOW-STREET.

A Man who stated that Sir Mouser) Pram bad several times
knocked him down in Pall-mall on Monday iast,itt the crowd assent-
bled near Carlton House, attended at this office, in the absence of
Sir RICHA RD, to prefer his complaint for an assault. He was ha-
formed that Sir Ittenaan would be present in the effice on the two
following days, on neither of which the complainant attended. Sir
Radiants, adverting to the charge in the course of yesterday, de-
dared the whole statement to be false. He was at the time
mentioned on a visit to a brother Magistrate at his private re-i-
-donee ; and he consequently believed that the man whin made the
charge must be mad. •
A black man, named John Petro Michell, an Irishwoman his wife,.
and Sarah Melina Harrison, were brought up, in custody of Herring,
on suspicion of having been concerned in a burglary at the Belle
Sauvage Inn, on Ludgate-hill.
On the night of Sunday last, the lower apartments of the ion
were entered by a back window from the stable.yard, as it is
supposed, for no violence appears to have been used, and a mat-
bar of silver spoons and other articles were carried off. Neat
morning the plate was offered for sale by the two female prisoners,
to Mr. John Hart, a salesman, in Holywell-street, who, suspectiog
it to be stolen, detained the women, and gave information of the
circumstance at this office. They were then taken into custody,
and the male prisoner was afterwards apprehended at their lodg.
ings, where the officer found a pocket-book, which had been stolen
at the same time with the plate.
The women were committed for trial, and the man was dis-
charged—there being no evidence to spew that he knew anything
about the matter.

A lad, who gave his name Oliver Washer, was committed for
trial, charged wit► stealing a snuff-box from the pqcket of a French-
man, named Despres, during the time that Black dais was being
flogged for theft, in Covent-Garden, yesterday morning.

MARY-LA-BONNE.

Broumnsd, alias Two Thumbed Bill, (from his having twn
thumbs on one hand), was charged under the following circuits.
stances : A watchman, named Falags, saw him standing ddse to
a horse and cart, in Mitcham-street Mews, and asked him what be
was about? The prisoner answered, he was waiting for Brown. tie
owner of the cart. The watchman, not being satisfied, looked into
the cart, and perceiving two portmanteaus, and a goose fresh killed,
conveyed him to the watch-house; on the portmanteaus beim*
examined, they were found to being to Viscount Andover; and
on inquiry at his Lordship's house, in Cumbetland-street, it was
discovered that on the previous day the portmaatteaus had bets
fastened to the end of a waggon,,witich started for his Lordship's
country residence, In Wiltshire, and must have been cut away by
some thieves on the road.,—The prisoner was remanded.
London, England, 1825-07-08

THE ARMY.
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The Ist Mittslion of the Rifle Brigade has been ordered to pro.
cced from Belfast to Halifax, Nova Scotia, to relieve the 96th
Regiment, which is to be sent to Bermuda.
The Ist (the King's) Regiment of Dragoon Guards, will arrive
tomorrow at Canterbury.
The 2d (the Queen's) Regiment of Dragoon Guards, will ar-
rive at Dorchester on the 11th instant.
The 2d (Royal North British) Dragoons will arrive, on the 11th
instant, at Norwich.
The 12th (Prince of Wales's Royal Lancers) will arrive to-mor-
row at BinAngham and Coventry.
The 7th (peen's Own) Regiment of Light Dragoons (Hussars)
will arrive, on the 19th instant, at York.
A detachinent belonging to the East India Company's Service
embarked Bo Wednesday afternoon, at Billingsgate, for Chatham.
The South Devon Militia completed their service of twenty-
eight daya' training on Monday.
The Bast Devou Militia completed their period of training on
Monday.
London, England, 1825-07-08

FROST V. DOLLARD AND OTHERS.

This was an action by the Cle: k to the Commissioners
for paving the parish of St. Pancras, against the As-
signees of Marsh 'and Co. of Berners-street, to recover
10701. paid into the banking-house before the bank;-
rup:cy. The Commissioners claimed to recover the
whole sum out of the assets, by virtue of a local Act,
giving titern a preference. A similar claim was set up
in an action at Guildhall, which has been reserved for
the consideration of the Court.

Mr. SCARLIBTT now appeared for the Assignees, who,
he said, felt bound to see that the actions wererightly
brought, in protection of the interests of the mass of
creditors; and, in addition to the general question
raised in the case, contended that the Commissioners
hid no authority to sue in Mr. Frost's name.
On the suggestion of the Loan Cuts► Janice, a verdict was
taken for 10701. subject to the opinion of the Court on a special cam..
London, England, 1825-07-08

CORFU, JUNE 7.

Ibrahim Paella is still in the Morea, bat his situation
is by nn means enviable. After being for months in
want of every necessary, the destruction of his ammu-
nition in Modon, which he witnessed with his own
eyes, must place him in great embarrassment. Per-
sonally, he has acquired the respect of all military men,
because he has done wonders with the undisciplined
Egyptians, and without any support in his operations,
and has succeeded in the reduction of Navarino, of
which he seemed to make a point of honour, under cir-
cumstances that appeared to render the taking of the
place improbable. The Greeks, it is true, affirm that
this does not improve his bad situation; but so much is
clear, that the heroic Miaulis, in his successful operations
by sea, was not seconded on the landside as he might
have expected. There is, for this reason, something in-
explicable in the fall of Navarino. Of late there have
been daily actions near Anatolico and Missolonghi,
which have not led to any result.
London, England, 1825-07-08

MARRIRD.

.

On Wednesday, the 6th, at ------------ by the Rev. S. Clap-
ham, 11. B. Mourn, Esq. eldest son of the late Lieutenant-General
Nloaro, of Edmonshans House, to Henrietta Lewina. youngest
daughter of L Trigonwell, Esq. of Cranborne Lodge, Dune'.
June 6, Lieutenant Charles V. Ross, R.N. to Sophia. Tooageve
daughter of David Richardson. Esq. of Welk:lose-square.

DIED.
Blarch 5, between Mount Sinai and Tor, on the Rest Sea, the'
Rev, Joseph Cook, M.A. Fellow of Chibt's Caine, aunts-J(lv,
Monday, at his house in Grosvenor-place, Lord Li!ford.
June 2, at Spa, in the Netherlands, Maria, the only (Imhoff
of Sir Claudiu, Mute, Dart. -

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30, STRAND, London ;
And sold in every Town in the Kingdom.
LIQUID in Bottks, 6d. tOd. 12d. and 1841. each.
Alto PASTE BLACKING, in Pots, 6d. iSid. and.i6d. each.
A Shilling Pot of P.ste is equal' to Four ts. Bottles of Liquid.'
list for NYA It Bre Blaebing.

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M ISCELL A NEOUS.

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EritiTh Iron Company - 100 . 5 - 7 k
Whig' flock & Patent Salt 50 5 9t 1
Canal Gag Engine - 50 1 4 1
Devon Haytor Granite 50 2 24 2 4
London & Haul. Steam Packet 25 3 44 544
Metropolitan Alderney Dairy 25 4 - di
l'earl and Coral Fishery 40 4 84
Provincial Bank of Ireland 100 5 61
Scarlet Dye 50 3 84

This forenoon we received the Nuremberg Corre-
spondent to the 30th of June, and the Allgetneine Zeilung
to the 2d inst. They contain some accounts from
Greece, and an article from the frontiers of France,
stating that fresh hopes ate entertained of a speedy con-
:ention between France and Hayti. The following
ate estracts:
London, England, 1825-07-08

CUSTONI-lIOUSE, BRISTOL, JULY 1.
FOIL SALE BY AUCTION.

By Order of the lino. Commissioners of his Majesty's Cu'toms, on
TUESDAY the Wth of July, 1825, in the Long Room of the
Custom House, at Four o'Clock in the Afternoon,
THE FOLLOWING GOODS,
-via
London, England, 1825-07-08

HAZARD and Co. respectfully solicit pubic atten-
tion to the leading points in the present Scheme, and
regret the determination of Parliament to abolish Lotteries for
ever. In addition to FOUR GRAND PRIZES OF
£21,050
£21,025
21,050 '21,025
And many other Capitals without any Blanks, the Holders of
the Four Prizes of One Thousand Guineas, will each receive Six-
teen Pipes of Wine, and in proportion for Shares, making
SIXTY-FOUR PIPES OF WINE!
To be selected from the Stock of any Wine Merchant in the
Kingdom, by the fortunate Holders themselves ; independently of
the money paid by Government, amounting to
£204,442!
ALL TO BE DECIDED IN ONE DAY,
FRIDAY NEXT.
Tickets :still Shares are on Sale at HAZARD and Co.'s old
established Offices, Royal Exchange Gate; 26, Cornhill; and 524,
Oxford street, end of Regent-street, London ; where they have
been most succeuful in selling Capital Prizes; having in one
Lottery sold ALL the Thirty Thousand Pound Prizes,—in the last
Year's Lotteries alone they sold Five Prizes of £30,000 and
£20,000 ;—and in the Lottery drawn Tuesday, May 31, No.
1804, (Class B) a Prize of £30,000, and Ne. 3627, (Clan A) a
Prize of £5,000.
London, England, 1825-10-13

FROII THE JOURNAL DES DEBATE.

PARIS, OCTOBER to.
The Greeks having by unheard-of effarts of courage
and constancy escaped the dangers of the last campaign,
have now a legitimate h pe of saving themselves.—
Christian Europe must interfere in their favour. If
any Cabinet, from motives difficult •to discover, has
endeavoured to preve4 Russia from interfering in fa-
vour of Greece, it must now change its proceedings.
The policy of England compels her to rouse ; and if
England fails, the United Strati alone may give inde-
pendence to Greece. The merchants of Marseilles
have complained, it appears, of the interruptions their
ships meet with horn the pirates of the Archipelago,
and the disturbance generally which trade suffers will
oblige the Mari irne Powers to put an end to them by
declaring for the emancipation of Greece. No revolu-
tion can take place without many disorders, and thus
the Greeks complain that the, rights of neutrality are
violated, to their injury, by money, provisions, and sol-
diers being carried in French, Russian, and Austrian
ships. Women and children, the terrible booty from
the ruins of Ipsara ani Cl io, after the massacre of their
husbands and fathers, have been carried in Christian
ships to be sold in the markets of Egypt. Thos the
traders who pretend to live under the Christian dispen-
sation; restore, by sending to one part of Africa, white
slaves, what they have taken from it at another part to
make black slaves. Tire Greeks may have mistaken
the guilty assistants, but who cannot censure them.
What father will deny their affliction ; what man will
not feel their indignation ? The deliverance of Greece
alone can put a stop to so many miseries ; but with our
present Ministers, the honour of this deliverance can
never be the glory of our great and beautiful country.
London, England, 1825-10-13

to Greece with the aid sufEled to ,be given to the Spa-
nisi) revolted colonies, whenCe •it infers thAt it was the
commercial advantages expected from South America
which inclined the English Government to favour Iv.
emancipation. In conclusion, the writer thinks that
Greece may expect powerful assistance from the United
States of No: th America.

Extract of a letter from Dr. Tindal to Col. Stanhope,
dated Salamis, Jule, 1825:—" 1 have just experienced
rno.t serious misfirtune, in having all my baggage,
medicines, surgical insiruments, etc. captured by the
Egyptians when they entered Ttiptlitza. I was only
cnibled to save a small knapsack, with which on my
b.ick, I walked from Tripolitsa to Napoli, in company
ith tour Prussian cannoneer: who were at Navarin.
My medicines I do not so much regret, sir ce I can pro-
cure a supply from the islands, but my instruments, and
hooks upon medicine and surgery, are an irreparable
loss, for they cannot be replaced.
" From Napoli I set out to visit poor Trelawney, at
his care, where he has been nearly assassinated ; but
altl.ough I was favoured wi h an escort of soldiers by
Mavrocordato, I was unable t.l reach him, in conse-
ouence of the Turks being at &lona. lle is, however,
butter. Ile was wounded by two bullets, one of which
pai,ing through his neck, be him'elf extracted it
through his mouth ; the other is lodged in his back.—
The villain who attempted it was afterwards shot by
one of Ttelawney's men. I then went to Colouri,
where I found Psylla, who has removed here from
Athens with the press, and by this you will also receive
a packet of Newspapers. There is a large schoolhouse
building at Colouri; it is of stone, and is a very hand-
some building, capable of containing 150 scholars. At
the upper end is a little recess for the master's chair,
who can thus, at one view, super iatend the whole; and
adjoining the building is a small chamber for the
schoolmaster. lam waiting here for a vessel to take
me to Ilydra, and thence to Zante, forhaving lost every
thing which I had in Greece, I cannot stay here. I shall
remain at Zante until I receive letters from my friends,
to whom I have written.

" At present the affairs of Greece are going on well.
If the Greeks can prevent the Alexandrian Beet from
bringing, supplies to Ibrahim Pacha, the Egyptians must
be ii,evitably cut up and destroye.l. We have very
good news from hlissolonghi."
London, England, 1825-10-13

VALUABLE AND ELIGIBLE INVESTMENT,
In the most Fertile part of the County of LINCOLN.
CAPITAL FREEHOLD AND LEASEHOLD ESTATES,
TITHE FREE;
ONE HUNDRED AND FORTY-TWO 'HOUSES; end
THREE HUNDRED AND TWENTY-FOUR ACRES
Of Rich MEADOW, PASTURE, and ARABLE LAND,
At the newly-formed and improving Market :own of
NEW BOLINGBROKE,
With the Tolls of the Fairs and Markets there holden,
A HIGHLY IMPROVABLE PROPERTY.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Mr. ROBINS,
(Of Warwick House, Regent-street),
At Garraway's Coffee-house,'Change-alley, C.rnhill,
On MUSSDAY, lith November, 1825, at Twelve o'Clock,
IN ONE LOT,
AVALUABLE and highly IMPROVABLE FREE-
HOLD ESTATE, Tithe Free, situate at New Bolingbroke,
London, England, 1825-10-13

GUILDHALL.

A little girl made a complaint against Mr. Robinson, a tilt mer-
chant, that she had been unjustly accused of stealing silk, and sent
home, with the assurance that Mr. Robinson would send for her
back. The girl, it seems, was indentured for two years, and her
employers neither substantiating their charge, nor requiring a re-
newal of her services, she applied for her wages during her ab-
sence, which the Magistrate awarded her (51. 195.)
A respectable•looking man, of the name of Edward Owen, ap-
peared to answer the following complaint of Mr. Jones, a tailor,
residing near Salisbury-squarer—On Sunday fortnight, Mr. Jones
went into a public-house, in Fket-street, where a knot of Welch-
men were disputing who could speak their native language most
accurately. Mr. Jones mingled with the disputants, and, placing a
sovereign on the top of a cask, offered to bet that he would speak
Welch better than a Gentleman opposite. Mr. Owen accepted the
bet, and placed what was supposed to be his piece of money in the
stakeholder's bands, who did not examine them. The wager was,
however, withdrawn, and the money was returned ; but when Mr.
Jones examined his money, he found that, instead of the sovereign,
a farthing had been returned. Both parties declared they had
placed sovereigns down for the bet ; and the Alderman, being un-
able to decide between them, dismissed the case.
London, England, 1825-10-13

A Plate of £5O. Two mile heats.

Mr. Quarton's b. c. by Ardrogan, 3 yrs old
Mr. Fraser of Lovat's g. c. Richmond, 4 yrs old . 2 dr
Mr. F.arquharson's c. It. North Star, S yrs old . 3 2
Mr. Grant's g. c. John Gray, S yrs old, distanced . fell
The sports of the day concluded with an excellent boat race.

1 1

IRIDAY.

A Sweepstakes of Ten Sovereigns each, with 50 Sovereigns added
by Sir David Moncrieffe. Twice round.
Lord Kennedy's c. h. Skiff, 4 yrs old - 1
Mr. Maule's Ledstone, aged 2
A Plate of Fifty Pound% for the beaten hones of the week.—
Heats, twice round.

1 1

Mr. Fraser of Lovat's g. e. Richmond
Sir D. Moncrieffes g. c. Benvorlich 2 2
Mr. Grant's g. c. John Gray . . bolted
MATCH.—Sir D. bloncrleffe's b. C. Liverpool, apt Mr. Mhole's
ch. c. 'Pommy—loo soy. each, h. ft. Sst. each. Two miles. Off.

PEDESTRIANISM.
Skipper, the pedestrian, has given up his undertaking. lie con-
tinued his task for twelve days, but in the last two or three he ap-
peared much distressed, and was obliged to give in, after having
walked 636 miles.
London, England, 1825-10-13

SPARRING.

The Tennis Court, in Windmill•street, yesterday, was the at-
traction of the Prize Ring, the Fives' Court being in a very dila-
pidated state. The muster was for the benefit of Israel Belasco.—
The sets-to were hardly worth notice.
Gybktt, the loser of Tuesday's fight, 'hewed with symptoms of
warfare about the head, and his hands were lame. Robin's head,
according to the words of a bulletin, was so much ruddessyled that
be could not .hew; besides he must have had a guide.

•'! ON THE
DISAPPEARANCE 9F A FEMALE Ca

J' -~-

They missed her when:the evening dew
Was wet o'er lawn attd
They missed her when the tvviliiiht drew
Its veil o'er earth and sea!
But every voice of her is mute,—.

No traces of her little foot,
So light, the flowers might scarcely feel
Her path—her partihg steps reveal!
Could heart and hand all ruthless be,
To bum so fair a thing?
To pluck the blossom From the tree,
And leave it withering?
In woe and wandering lives she still?
The voices of the rock and bill,
Grove, glen, and cavern of the main.
Have called on her—but called In vain !

a mother's tears ne'er pass away,
Iler sorrows neer depart;
Her dream by night—her thought by day,
This lost one of her heart !
No balm can sooth the deep despair,
That dirells like deadly nightshade there ;
Till from her burning brain at last,
Shall death or madness blot the past !
London, England, 1825-10-13

NORTH WALES, MERIONETHSHIRE.
Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATES,
Ncar the Market Town of DOLGELLY.
A very Iltauti:al and highly Romantic pan of the Country,
containing neatly
SEVEN HUNDRED AND THIRTY ACRES,
Of Bleatlow, Pasture, Arable, and Wood Land ;
•
With valuable and extensive Right of Common,
On the high Turnpike-road from Welchpool and Shrewsbury, to
the Fashionable Watering Place, Barmouth,
And an excellent Road leading to Bala and Corwen, on the
High Road to Holyhead,
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Mr. ROBINS,
(Of Warwick House, Regent-street),
At Garraway's Coffee-house, •Change.alley, Cornhill, London,
Utt lurnisnav, the 17th November, 1825, at Twelve o'Clock,
IN ONE LOT,
AVERY DESIRABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE,
situate in the Parishes of DOLLGh:LLY and LLAN.
FACHRETH, in the County of MERIONETH,
DOLGUN, MATS-YR H ELM AI, HENTRE 6EFELLIRD-
TYDD YN-Y-G A REG TY DDY N MAWR; TY-IN-Y-
-CLAWTH, an Allotment on CA DF.E IDRIS,
and CAE-YR DEFAED Farms;
CONTAINING lIIPWARI:S or
SEVEN HUNDRED AND TWENTY-EIGHT ACRES
Of Meadow, Pasture, Arable, and Ene thriving Wood Laud, prin-
cipal pan compact, adjoining the Lands of the late Baron Richards,
J. Kennedy, Esq. Sir Robert Vaughan, and others. A consider-
able part bounded by the River Alan Wunion,i and another Stream,
which is stored with Fish. The situation is beautiful, and embraces
prospects of the most striking and romantic Scetwry; amongst
which Cadet. Idris forms a prominent feature. Thera are very
Eligible Sites, admirably adapted for Building. The Neighbour-
hood is respectable; the Roads are good ; and the Country abounds
with Grouse and other Game.
To be viewed. by applying to Mr. Rowland Owen, Dolgelly,
of whom Particulars may be bad; alto, at the Lion Inn, Dolgclly;
the Lion Inn, Shrewsbury; Hotel, Chester; Hen and Chickens,
Birmingham; Star and Hop Pole Inns, and of Mr. Bentley,
Worcester; of Messrs. Y. and J. P. Sturge, Surveyors, and at the
Bush, Bristol; White Lion. Bath; at Garraway's; and of Mr.
Robins, No. 170, Regent-street„ where a Plan of the Estate may
be seen.
London, England, 1825-10-13

7.7.-\IBEIt 12,069. •

ADELPHI THEATRE, STRAND.
y AUTHORITY OF THE LORD CHAMBERLAIN.
Under the Management of the New Proprietors,
Messrs. TERRY and YATES,

i. The New Prelude, called the OPISNING NICHT, and the New,
comic llutlet:a of KILLIORZW or, KIING CMARLIS at TUNIRIDOR
•errs, having been received with Shouts of Laughter and Ap.
;!tuse, by a Crowded and Overflowing AudirLee, they will be
7eFated every Evening till further Notice.

THIS EVENING, OCTOBER 13, FRIDAY 14,
L wld SATURDAY IS, IRS, will be Presented, by way
or Dr.:ma:ic Introduction, a personal Prelude, or Pince and No
lieu, in One Act, called
THE OPENING NIGHT.
To tor.unence with a Parody on the " Chough and Crow;" ccirn-
-41;:i; Peep into the Manager's Rosins and Property Room,
s
lc.losing a tew II Secrets of the Prison Howe" sot hitherto
wade Public.

PRINCIPAL CHARACTERS.

"Alt. Terry, Mr. TERRY,
the New Managers, / ....
. YA I k.,S,
Mr. Yates,
Mr. Wrench, (" none but himsclf can be his parallel")
Mr. WRENCH.

rim Corcoran, A 'Delphic Author and Sporting Apollo, wi h an
entirely new Comic " Boa Postmen the Duns table CcEtch-
son, or how to drier: two Stages at One Time," gr. J. REEVE.
euderrate, a Theatrical Shateholthir, Mr. ELLIOTT,
Captain Truncheon, a ci-devant Militia Amateur,
Mr. M ERB 01T H.

ntieur I.e Singe, a 'Alan Monkey, in .tearch of an Engagement,
llr. V. 13 N,

BOlows, a Property Boy of 40 Year; standing, Mr. Salter.
!kiwi, a Prompter, 11:r.. Cooper.—Lungs, a C.:11 Boy, Mr.

S. ndt rs.

s 11:•trictte Matilda Timri.batizh, an aspiring Debutante. from
tac We-t, with a new iiiieit.:i•te Malian Scena, composed
•i) her, eit-
• )rMrs. FITZ WILLI A 31.
Ac.uri end Actresses of the Estublishmeitt. by the Actors and
ikctresses of the Establishment.

A: et whic'n, for the Fourth Time, an entirely Nair Come
ic~L in Ttiner. ACTH, founded un some unpubiislnAl
Memoir.," by an Actor of that Perini!, with entitely New
Sc..lic:y, llit es, and Decorations, called
KILLIGREW ;
Or, KilvG CIIAItLES AT TUNBRIDGE WELLS,

• LIVKLY !IMRE OF 71111 limes
•m••••• When Tunbridge saw upon her Pantile),
The nierriest King of all the Kings,
That ever rad these gay gallant lees." T. Boost.
;he Mtadc by Mr. G. B. Herbert.—The Scenery by Alessrs. Pitt,
and Walker.—The Dresses, by Mr. Godbee, `lts. Stinman, and
serieruus Assistants.—The Machine:l-y.4 Mr. T. Dennia.—The
i';uperties by Mr. Woodyer.—The whole from. accurate
.la:hurities.
London, England, 1825-10-13

DIED.

At London. on the Ist inst. atter a long period of suffering fros
a severe disease, Mr. Thomas Martin, aged 27. He was a °stiller
Dumfries, and for many years was principal compositor in de
Journal Office, the Newspaper issued from which he at one tine
solely conducted for a considerable period, not less to his own
flour than to the satisfaction of its late Proprietor. His dispositko
were of the most generous and amiable kind ; his character acas
and upright ; and his conduct towards his aged mother, who is id
inconsolable by his loss, was in the last degree dutiful and alio
tionate. The announcement of his death in Dumfries and neii
bourhood, has called forth a feeling of sympathy and reiret !Midis
not less deep than general; for, among the large circle of his sC
quaintances, not one, we presume, could be found who did not re
gard him with a warmer interest than, in common language, tire
term YRllOlllllllr is meant to express.—Dumfries Courier.

MAIM—THIS DAY.
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Afternoon • 3 minutes After 4

Lo mw, fruited cued Pribiishal by J. F. KZA Ike StAn
No. I, Pickett-Place, Trarts:-Bar
London, England, 1825-10-13

MANSION HOUSE.

Thomas Hors, a half.pay Lieutenant in the Navy; was fully
committed fur stealing five silver spoons and a decanter from the
Blue Anchor Tavern, St, Mary-at-llill. Two silver spoons being
missed after his firs: visit, the waiter stopped him upon his making
a second some hours after, just as be was leaving the house, and the
property was found on him. While lie was in custody he wrote to
his" Dear Louisa," to conic and assist him in escaping, also wrote
a form of discharge, leaving a blank fur the Magistrate's name.—
The folloning is a copy 4f the letter :
" My dearest Louisa will, I am sure, enter into my feelings
when I relate the melancholy and cruel circumstance which has
befallen me, namely, the imprisonment of my person in Giltspur-
street, near Smithfield, where I am detained upon a charge of
felony—a very serious charge, I assure you, and which will be at•
tended with very serious consequences, 111 do not contrive some
plan to effect my rescue, which I do nut think I shall have much
difficulty in procuring, if you will render me your kind and power-
ful assistance, which I will undertake to advise with you when I
have again the pleasure of seeing you. I have many plans in view,
all of which I will acquaint you with, when you will be able to
adopt the one you suppose to be the best, or must likely to succeed.
Something nest be immediately done, or my fate will be hard in-
deed. Nothing fear than the gibbet will be my lot, which will in-
deed be disgraceful in the extreme."

Oliver, the clerk in the Sun Fire Office, was alio committed for
trial. A %Ir. Haslam proved the paying him a premium, which had
not been brought to account.
London, England, 1825-10-13

LISBON, SEPTEMBER 26.

The Gazette announces that four persons had been
arreved and convicted of having committed the crime
of sacrilege in the Church of St. Pedro de Queima
in the district of Guimaes, on the night of the 22d of
January, having broken into the Church and carried offl
the plate. These persons belonged to a band of robbers
which had long infested those pa, ts. One was sentenced
to ha,.isi,ment for life to Angola, one for ten years to
the Cape de Verd Islands, and two to five years to
those Islands.

German Par.ers to the 7th instant reached us this
forenoon. They contain an extract from the Orientot
Spectator, which notices the insurrection in Candia. It
reduces it to an incipient conspiracy, which some re-
negade Gieeks, had divulged before it was ripe. It
appears, hov,ever, to have rendered it necessary to call
in the aid
91 the Egyptians to occupy Canea. The fol-
lowing are extracts :

CONSTANTINOPLE, SEPTEMBER 10.
It is indeed affirmed, that Inrahim Pacha has left TripoHasa anti
retreated to Nayarit', where he will wait for the reinforcements
that the Captain Pacha is to bring to him ; but this report does nut
seem to deserve any credit. Redschid Pacha, notwithstanding
his losses, is still before slissolonghi, and the siege is not raised.
We have no other news hem.

SWITZERLAND, SEPTEMBER W.
The Wurtemburg and Swiss Commissioners who are appointed
to negotiate a Treaty of Commerce between Wurtemburg, Baden,
and Switzerland, arrived at Zurich, on the 26th instant. The
Government of Schaffhausen had invited the Cantons of Zurich,
Bale Argovia, and Thurgovia to a conference relative to the com-
mercial relations of Switzerland with the Grand Duchy of Baden.
This conference was opened on the 27th of this month, at Baden,
in the Canton of Argovia.
CANEA, JULY 24.
71101 s int OSIENTAL SPICTATOIL

The Egyptians have taken command of our place. A Greek,
who has turned Turk, has come here to give information of a con-
spiracy formed by the Greeks against the Turks, which was to
break out in a village which be named. A Priest (Papa) was said to
be at the head of this conspiracy, the ramifications of which are on-
known. The armed forces proceeded to the spot, and succeeded
in discovering between 200 and 250 muskets, which were con-
cealed. This circumstance is aggravating because protection was
granted to the Greeks after the island was subjected, and every
thing was replaced on its former footing; but to prevent any fresh
sedition, proclamation was made at Canes, and everywhere else,
twice a week, for some time, that every Greek who bad arms in
his possession, should deliver them up to the local authorities on
pain of death. Twenty-five persons have been arrested in the vil-
lage, on the information of the above Greek. He was himself
implicated in the conspliscl, and discovered it on embracing the
Musselrnan faith. These twenty-five Greeks are in prison, but no
sentence has yet been passed on them. The plague has not wholly
ceased, and at intervals of about ten days cases still occur.
London, England, 1825-10-13

ONE HUNDRED newly erected brick Dwelling Houses, Tiled

MID ABOUT
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which, from the improving state of the Town and Markets are
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London, England, 1825-10-13

LEAKE'S GENUINE PILLS, justly famous for
curing' in all its stage., the VENEREAL DISEASE.—
small Pill is a dose, and the taking of one Box, in a recent
'", will soon cenvince the patient of the certainty of his speedy
"very. Nothing can be better contsived, more safe, or more.
.nvernent than this Remedy, for such as are obliged to gotourmes
rto sea, as it needs no confinement nor restraint of Diet; and
-Jity.years experience (in an extensive practice) has proved that it
xiii effect a Cure when repeated Salivation and all other methods
. nothing. For the Scurvy and other Chronic* IDisorders,
-his Medicine has not its parallel. Upwards of 40,000 persons
1.,1 both sexes have been radically cured of the above cruel disor-
;yrs, within the last eight years. Prepared and sold by the sole
reprietors, T. TAYLOR and SON, Members of the Royal Col-
're of Surgeons, at their House, No. 9, New Bridge-street, in
I;.^xes of oniy t".s. 91 each, duty included.—N.B. Two back
and Lights in the Passages at, night,—They are also sold,
L their appointment, with copious directions, at the Toy-shop,
Oxford-street; Mr. DisbOrough's, No. 7, )Fish-street-hill,
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London, England, 1825-10-13

BOW-STREET.

A near blind man named Jones, charged a man and his wife,
named Eweeney, with a brutal assault. Sweeney had invited Jones
to drink with him, and ordered a gallon of porter to be sent to his
lodgings, and insisted upon Jones paying for it. This the poor fel-
low was usable to do, when the prisoners threw him down stairs
and broke four of his ribs. Sweeney was ordered to find bail.
A Mr. whose name, from certain family reasons, we
abstain from mentioning, gave the following information yesterday
respecting an attempt to commit a robbery on him by a person un-
known. On Saturday last, being at Hungerford, on this side Marl-
borough, he dined and supped at the Three Swans Inn, with a per-
son of a military appearance, with whom be was unacquainted.
That person slept in the adjoining room to his. The next morning,
after breakfast, they went to take a walk in the neighbourhood of
the town. They had proceeded some distance, when they turned
down a lane; they bad not walked many yards, when the new
friend pulled out a pistol and said," Deliver, Sir." He immediately
ran away, and the assailant followed him. At length he perceived
that be was no longer pursued, and saw the person running away
across the fields. When he returned to Hungerford, he learned
that the person had conic there on horseback, and left the horse
in the stable. He had since learned that he dined that same after-
noon at the Bear, at Wantage, a town about fifteen miles from
Hungerford. Two Gentlemen had seen him at Newbury, on the
preceding Tuesday, No trace has, however, been found of him.
lie is six fe.•t high, a light complexion, a singularly remarkable
Rompn nose, thin and long.

Andrew Butler was charged with beating his wife, and blacking
her eyeii. The fellow did not deny the charge, but said, in defence,
that he only intended to break one of her arms, and not injure
her eyes I

Mr. Offiey's cellarman, aeries Tizndy, his wife, and Amy Walton.
were brought up for re-examination. Tandy's wife was discharged,
it being considered that she acted under the influence of her hus-
band. Tandy and Watson were fully commined.
London, England, 1825-10-13

" Which for an apple damacd mankind,"

consented to introduce the wise woman Into the kitchen. Aceord-
ing to pre-agreement, she took with her a pack of " the d—l's plc-
tufts," so bethumbed and blackened, that the kings and queens
and knaves. with all their et menu of aces and deuces, bad ceased
to have any vidble distinction. They had completed the charm,
and the " coming events.' of the young maid's life had been
shadowed forth, not in "dim and distant perspective," not in ob-
sciire and symbolic intimations, but in the visible and tangible form
of a promised sweetheart; and the book of fate was scarcely closed
when the knocker announced " master's presence." Our enchan-
t instantly charmed herself into the cellar, whither, in conic.
quence of some previous warning, she was pursued by Mr. Prior.
When called on for her defence, she bemm'd and he'd, and wept,
and entreated, and protested, but to no purpose:—" I shall con-
vict you," said Mr. Res, the Sitting Magistrate, "of going about
ass rogue and vagabond, pretending and professing to practice the
art and mystery of telling fortunes." Sbe was accordingly com-
mitted to the House of Correction, to be kept to bard labour for
two months. ,
MARY-LA-BONNE:

Ad Mope, a person in the employ of Mr.Grice, a stable-keeper,
in Crawford-mews,York-street, Montagu-square, was charged with
committing a most desperate assault on a man named Thos. Grice.
Green's head was cut in a dreadful manner, and his apparel was
covered with blood. He stated, that on Tuesday afternoon he went
to Mr. Grice's stable-yard by his order, and asked If he was at
home? The prisoner, who had entertained ill feelings towards him
for some time, in consequence of his taking part of Mr. Green's
work from him, replied very abusively, and applied an odious epi-
thet to him. He went up to the prisoner and put his hand against
him, and slightly pushed him, when the prisoner struck him on the
face with his curry-comb, and a second blow on the back of his
bead, which split his skull, and laid him prostrate. and he verily be-
lieved he should have been murdered, had not his wife come up to
his assistance. Mrs. Green corroborated her husband's evidence ;
she called to the prisoner when he struck her husband with the
curry-comb, " You wretch, why don't you stand up like a man,
and light with your fists, and not with murderous instramnutsr
and he replied, " Curse you, I'll serve you the same."
Thomas Sharp, a fellow-workman of the prisoner, was caned, to
prove that Green committed the itrit assault, but his evidence was
not credited by the Magistrate, who ordered the prisoner to be
committed till he found bail, himself in £lOO, and two sureties in
£5O each.

A man, named Redman, was bed forty shillings, for having seven
cwt. of lead in his palmation, of which he coadd give no satisfactory
account, and the lead was forfeited.
London, England, 1825-10-13

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THURSDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1825.

BEXLEY, KENT.

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Ricks of excellent Meadow Hay and Clover, about One Hun.
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Implements and other Effects.

Slay be viewed on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday, preceding
the Sale, by Catalogues at One Shilling each; to be had at the
Mansion; King's (lead, Bexley; Gutsier% Lion, Beit:ey Heath; at
Garraway's Coffee house; and of lir. Robins, 170, Regent-street.

COLOMBIAN LOAN, 1822.

•
THE HALF-YEARLY DIVIDEND, due on the
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day, at the Counting-bouse of Messrs. HERRING, GRAHAM, and
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ACENTURY of SURGEONS on GONORRHCEA,
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" Mu!tun' in Parvo."

This tomprehensive Abstract of the advice of an Hundred
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London, England, 1825-10-13

PRINCIPAL CHARACTERS.

Charles the Second, Kink of Et:Eland, Mr. T. F. COOKE,
iiArerr, Jester and Master of the Revels to King Charks,
Mr. YATES.
liuke of Richmond, Mr ELLIOTT.
GyorTe Hamilton, Mr. FOSTER.
Sr Lake Addlehead, a Country Magistrate, Lord High romptrcller,
pro tempore, of the King's 'Winch°ld, Mr. J. REEVE.
London, England, 1825-10-13

MARLBOROUGH-STREET.

Sarah Lapis was brought up yesterday, by Mr. Henry Mint% on a
charge of being found concealed in his cellar the preceding night.
Mr. Prior, who occupies the principal part of the house, No.
GS, Great George-streetdtad, about a fortnight ego, taken into his
service a girl newly arrived from the country, and entirely ignorant
of town. With this girl the prisoner, under the pretext of carrying
about pincushions for sale, had connived to form an acquaintance.
From selling pincushions she gradually began to intimate her skill
in the mysteries of fortune•telling, and to represent herself as a
" sunning woman," who could lift up the veil front the obscurest
events of futurity. Our young maiden, over whose head some
sixteen or seventeen summers may have shed their sunshine, yield-
ing to the impulse, of that sovereign attribute of the fair daughters
of Eve,
London, England, 1825-10-13

HATTON-GARDEN.

A curious instance of a temporizing conscience took place before
the Magistrate at this Offic.:. A respectably dressed female bad
applied to make some affidavit, necessary for the purpose of receiv-
ing a pension. The oath was read over to her, when she returned
the book,without kissing it,saying,that on second thoughts she would
rather not take the oath just new, as she was its thefansily way !
London, England, 1825-12-21

LAW REPOR

COURT OF CHANCERILDscwas 20..
LADY ANSON N. ERITISH MINING COMPANY.
Mr. PAPIS and Mr. BICKERSTITR were heard in con-
tinuation of the argument of yesterday, in support of
the motion for injunction and account as to the working
of certain mines in which the plaintiff claims to hold
shares, some in partnership and ethers as security.
Mr. HEALD, for the defendants, rested for the pre-
sent upon thr insufficiency of the proceedings, there,
being only three persons out of the whole Company
before the Court. •
The Loan Cl/ANCF.LLOR observed, that Lady Anson's
claim might admit of two definitions—that of partner.
ship and that of mortgagee. If mat claim were to be
pursued under the latter character, the remt-dy would
be by foreclosure and save ; if the first, then there must
be sale with dissolution of partnership. But how WAS
he to decide for either with only three of the defeid.l
ants, out of a great number who were interested, before
this Court?

His Loausuir rose early, having to attend the Council, to re-
ceive the Recorder's Report.

PLYMOUTH EA NK.

IN THE MATTER OF SIR WILLIAM ELYORD AND OTHERS,