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London, England, 1824-01-26

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ND ANCHOR, JAN. 24, 1824.
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IHN BOWRINO, Hon. See.
PS. HUMI4, in the Ch.,ir.

TOOTH-ACHE AND EAR-ACHE
Y'S ESSENCE has received the sanction and
)rt of the most distinguished Personages in the Kingdom,
the united testimony of the lint Physkians in
and numerous favourable comments in highly respectable
.trnals, where it has been declared to he the *hest thing

(Ted for the Tooth- Ache and Ear-Ache." It instanta-
lieves the most excruciating pain, presents the Teeth
firm, prevents further decay, effectually eures the Scurvy
fastens loose Teeth, and rendun them firm and service
irteht period, and effectually prevents the TOotb-ache.
bottles at 14. I id. and Ls. 94. by Butlers, Chemists,
'apside, St. I'aul's, and 220, Regent-street (near the Ar-
London ; Waterloo-place, Fslinburgh ; Eackville-street,
id, by the principal Aledkine Vended throughout the
tngdom.

c.:itica to ask fos Pstey's Uses** for t►e Tooth-Ache.

This day was published,
In 12me. the Second Edition, revised and enlarged, price 6s. bd.
AN ABRIDGMENT of the nisToky of SCOT.'
LAND, from the Invasion of the Romans till the Union
with England ; with a Supplementary Narrative of the Rebellions'
in 1715 and 1745 ; together with Sketches illustrative of the Na-
tional Institutions of the Scots the Progreis of Education and Lite-
rature, Agriculture, Manufactures, and Commerce. With Six
Hundred Questions Exercises.

By DANIEL MACINTOSH.
Printed for Longman, Thirst, flees, Orme, Brown, and Green.

• •
CONVERSATIONS ON CHEMISTRY, &c.
This day was published, the Ninth Edition, revised and improved,
in Two Volumes 12mo, with Plates by wry, 14s. boards, of
f4ONVERSATIONS on CHEMISTRY. • In which
N.l.the Elements of that Science are familiarly explained and illus-
.
trated by Experiments.
Printed for Longman, Burst, Bees, Orme, Brown, and Green.
Of whom may be had, by the same Author,
Conversations on Natural Philosophy. Third Edition, ioa. 6d.
boards, with Twenty-two Engravings by Lowry.
Conversation'. on Political Economy. The Fourth Edition, in
l2mo. 9s. boards.
London, England, 1824-01-26

New York Papers, to tl,e hi instant iiiclt;,ve, wera

received yesterday. The question of the old SpaLish
Colonies appears to excite much inte•est in Congte..t.
Ott the 2411 i ultimo a Re,,oluton was agreed to in ti:e
House of Reptemtatives, for calling oa the Pi:Lt.
DENT for any information he may possess (and which
may be disclosed without injury to the public
relative to the determination of any Sovereign or S vc.
reigns to aid Spain in regaining her American Colonith
and the disposition of any other European Power to op.
po,,e it."—Advices had been received at Philadelphia.
from Porto Rico, of that island, since the release of
FERDINAND, having anew declared its dependence 4.a
Spain, and that a vessel had sailed from thence for La
Guayra, with a flag of truce, but for what purpose wai
not known. A report horn Mexico, mentioned in the

last arrival from New York, cf the surrender of the,
Castle of St. Juan de Ulloa to the Mexicans, is now C.c..
Glared to be premature; and a vessel which sailed front
the port of :Alvarado, on the 4th of December, had,
brought intelligence that the firing on the city recoi:i..
menced on the '2d. The Government of Mexico bad re-
ceived intelligence, on the "ltith of November, cf the :1.-
,1 ival of the Spat-lilt fleet !tom Havanna!). The prier;
of American Steck at New York, on the 31st ultimo,
weie foliov..s:—Six per Cents. of 1812, 102 ;of
1S11•, 105%; 01 1315, 108 ; Three per Cents. 79 to i u.

Several files of American Papers have been received
to the 2d of Jaimary ; but they do not contain anything

worth extracting.

• • At a late hour this day we received the Motliteur f
Saturday, but it contains no political news of importanc, .
Aptivate letter from Madrid acknow.ledges that great
disorders have been committed by some a banis of v...;
gabonds," as the:remains of the Constitutional:sts ate'
called, particularly at Alcovendas. It is in contempl4.,
tion:to issue an thdonnance to oblige all the Militia to
igait Madrid.
London, England, 1824-09-25

WALTON'S COMPLETE ANGLER.
This day was published, the Chiswick Press Edition, embellished
With Four fine Engravings, in Two elegant Pocket Volumes,
price Bs. in boards,
91HE COMPLETE OGLER.; or, Contemplative
1. Mao's Recreation; being a Diacourse on Rivers, *iris Poirds;
Flab, and fishing
13y I. WALTON and C. COTTON.
With Lives of the Authors. asid Notes, Historian, Critical, and
Explanatory.
Chiswick: Printed by Messrs. Whirdngham, for Thomas Tegg,
No. 73, Cheapside; and sold by all Booksellers.
London, England, 1824-09-25

STOCK EXCHANGE. TWELVE O'CLOCK.

Consols opened this morning at 95k to i, for the Account, and
up to this hour they remain as above, with very little doing, and
scarcely auy fluctuation. '
We do not hear as yet of any arrival from Paris, but as Thurs-
day was the day Louis XVIII. was to be buried, the 'Change
would be shot.
FOREIGN FUNDS.

In the Foreign Nlarket this morning there is very little doing.—
Current Prices : New Spanish 16, Old 201 1, Russian 9411, Mexi-
can 5711, Colombian Scrip 984 disc. Colombian 771 78, Chilian
781, French Scrip 111 1 pre. Austrian 951 4, New Prussian 971,
Old 991 1, Alliance Shares 104 11 pre. Portuguese 881 89, Bra-
zilian 11 dis. Buenos Ayres 21 dis. Peruvian 68, Greek 16 15 dia.

PZZICE OF STOCKS AT ONE O'CLOCK.
Bank Stock shut-3 per Cent. Reduced shut
per Cent. Cons. 951/4 947/8-81 per Cent. shut
4 pet Ct. Assented shut-4 per Cent. Old shut
*per Cent. New 106% 1/4—lndia Bonds 83 85
£l,OOO Escheq. Bill, (2c1.) 47; (114/d.) 43 5 3 4
£lOO and £2OO Do. (2d.) 47 8 ; (1%d.) 47 5
Consols for Acct. 951/4 95.

In a part of our impression yesterday, we gave ex-
tracto from the Mot:dear of Wednesday, which we re-
ceived by Express, at a late hour. The official past,
besides announcing that the KING has granted the title
of Royal Highness to the Dukes of ORLEANS and
Bounnon, contains the programme of the ceremony to
!ie observed on the removal of his late Maje,ty Louts
XVIII. from the Palace of the.
aeries to the Royal
it
Church of S. Denis, on Timid l
.' •

O. the day of the precession, s :salute of 101 cannon,
will announce its departure. We subjoin an article te-
s; ecting Spain, and a private kiwi from a Correspondent
in Paris. None of the Par itdournals were jarblhhed on
Thursday.
London, England, 1824-09-25

REGIMENTAL OFFICERS.

No Officer shall be promoted to the rank of Captain, until he
has been two years an effective Subaltern.
No Officer shall be promoted to the rank of Major, until he
has been six years in the service.
No Regimental Officer, being actually under orders to join a
Regiment or Battalion on foreign service, shall be permitted to
exchange into another Regiment, except such exchange shall be
solicited on the pound of extreme ill health, which must be cer-
tified by a Military Medical Officer. In these medical certificates
it must be clearly stated, whether the cause of the Officer's 'field.
lily has, or has not, arisen subsequently to his having been placed
under orders to join his Regiment.
Officers who give io the resignation of their Commissions, sr
who apply to retire on half-pny, with or without the difference, are not,
in consequence, to quit their Regiments, until they receive regular
permission for that purpose.
The Colonels, or Commanding Officers of Regiments of Militia,
when embodied, and serving under a General Officer's command,
are required, previously to their submitting the resignation of any
Officer to the Lord Lieutenapts of their respective Counties, to
make a communication of their intention through the General Of
Commanding the Brigade, to the General Officer Command
ing the District.
N. B.—lt is not required that the commit__.______
jest shall be transmitted for the approbation of the Commander
in-Chief. When the General Officer commanding has no objection
to the resignation being accepted, be is to signify the same to the
Colonel or Commanding Officer of the Militia- Regiment, who will
then forward the resignation to the Lord Lieutenant.

on this sob-
London, England, 1824-09-25

SUCH Persons as are desirous of contracting with
the Agent for Commissariat Supplies, to furnish for Twelve
Months, from the Ist of November next, such Quantities of
STRAW for filling Palliasses, as may from time to time be re-
quired at Barracks and Ordnance Stations in the undermentioned
Counties and Islands, may receive Particulars of the Contracts on
applying at this Office, between the Hours of Ten and Foer, and
to the respective Barrack Masters in the Jslands of Guernsey,
Jersey, and Alderney, aid deliver their Tenders at this Office,
marking thereon ".Tender for Strai►y" until Twelve e'Clock on
Thus sday, the 14th of October.
Proposals are to be made separately for each County in South
Britain, for the whole of the Barracks in North Britain, and also
for the wbule of those io the Three Islands of Guernsey, Jersey,
and Alderney; but no Proposal will be noticed unless made on or.
annexed to a printed Particular, and the prices inserted in words
at length ; nor unless a Letter be subjoined to such Proposal, from
a person of known property engaging to become bound with the
party tendering for the due performance of the Contract.

COUNTIES; -
Becks Isle of Man Suffolk
Brecknock Isle of Wight Surrey
Chester Kent Sussex
Cornwall Lancaster Warwick
Cumberland Middlesex York
Devon Norfolk North Britain
Dorset Northumberland Islands of
Durham Northampton Guernsey
Brie: Nottingham Jersey
Hants Pembroke Alderney.

MIDDLESEX HOSPITAL.

THE AUTUMNAL COURSES OF LECTURES,
will commence on Moxnar, October the 11th, 1824,-4141m
o'Oock In the Morning.
On the THEORY and PRACTICE of PHYSIC, by Dr.
Somme.
On CHEMISTRY, and On the MATERIA MEDlOAoarith
PHARMACY, by Mr. Woob, who will occasionally hold Exa-
minations. _

On MIDWIFERY, and the DISEASES peculiar to WOMEN
and CHILDREN, by Dr. MIRRILWAN and Dr. LET.
For particulars apply to Mr. Biddell, Apothecary, at the Hospital.

THE MISSIONARY SMITH.
4Thls dly wo published, price Ss. or, on coarser paper, price
Sr. 6d. sewed,
QIIBSTANCE of the DEBATE in the HOUSE of
COMMONS on Tuesday, the Ist, and on Friday, the 11th of
June, 1824, on a Motion of Heory Brougham, Esq. respecting the
Trial and Condemnation to Death by a Court-Martial of the Rev.
JOHN SMITH, late Missionary in the Colony of Demerara.—
With a PREFACE, containing SOM E NEW FACTS illustrative
of the Subject. Published with the Sanction of the London Mis-
sionary Society.
London : Sold by J. Hatchard and Son, Piccadilly ; L. B. Seeley
and Son, Fleet,street ; F. Westley, Stationers'-court; and J. and
A. Arch Coruhill.
London, England, 1824-09-25

CARLSRUHR, SEPTEMBER is.

The official Gazette of to-day, publishes the treaty
concluded on the Bth of this month with the Grand
Duchy of Hesse, and ratified on the 10th, by his Royal
Highness the Grand Duke, with a view to promote-
trade and intercourse between the two countries.

FRANKFORT, SEPTEMBER 17.

The Duke of Montebello has arrived here from Paris.

This evening, the melancholy news has been re-
ceived here by express, thit his Majesty the King of
France died on the 14th instant ; and this in every re-
spect so distinguished a Prince, who has been so se-
verely tried by the storms of fate, is no more.

By the Two Brothers, arrived at Guernsey, advices
have been received from Rio de Janeiro is the 7th ult.
The Minister at War, M. Goritzs Di Sir varnA. had
given in his resignation, and had been succeeded in that
office by M. JoAO VIEIRA Di CARVALHO. The cause
of this change is not mentioned, but it appears to have
been followed by an increased degree of ♦igour in all
the measures of the Brazilian Government. On the day
of Lord COCIIRANZ's departure, (as stated in the Star of
yesterday), there arrived at Rio, the SpiaaownAwa
sloop of war, having on board 500,0001. in specie from
England, being a remittance on account of the loan ex-
pected to be raised here. This sum reached the Impe-
rial Treasury at a most seasonable moment, as the EM-
PEROR had been compelled, in order to complete within
the prescribed period the expedition against Pernambuco,
to advance 50,000 milreas from hi: private funds. It
' may be inferred that the proof of confidence by the mer•
chants here in il.e stability of the Government, itoPlied

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and support.

M A II 11 LUD: -
. Lately, at Clifton, Patrick liartlet, Esq. of Nottingham-place,
London, ro 'Miss 4pan, only dnuifiter of the lite liaiintel kratt,
Esq. of Bristol.
At Stratton, Gloucestershire, the Rev. M. G. Penvrick, tO Miss
d. 1-I.llittietf, 'eldest daughter'of the late 31: Bitiett, Esq. of
Knighton, Isle of Wight.

D IF.
`At Telmer!, at the advanced age *ot 81, the Rey., Itichard. Ste-
phenson, Vicar of Wichford, Cambridgeshire...
At Westerfield, near Ipswich, the Bev. James Hitch. leaving, an
'orphan farhily of eleven Children. The Living is in the gift of.the
Bishop of Ely.
• Saturday se'nnight, J. Battlet, Esq. aged 85 years,fortnerly Com-.
.mander in the service of the Eton. East Tndia Company.
March 10, Catherine, daughter sof the late lion. W. cockapte,
of Rushton Hall, Northamptonshire.
' At. Aberdeen, nn the lth inst7,fainea Moir, aged 101. lie •Wae
brother-in-law to the veteran MALkeigal, who supported General
Wolfe after hi received his 'Mortal wound on the plains of Que-
bec. The wife Of James Moil was buried oe Sudilay
'aged 81 ; and her husband died within an hour after she had,beerr
laid in the grave.
Abour eleven o'clock on the night of Thursday se'rinight
Illuriloch, shoemaker, and Mr. Hetherington, currier, cloth of
'Dumfries, while on their way homewards from Lockerby,
tempted, tofcird, With a hotse and gig, this ricer Annan, at Hal-
leathe, instead of taking the boat ; igagrant, no doubt, of the force
•of the cutrtnt, which had risen about two feet in the course of a
few tours. The horse, alarmed it thedepth and, rviditrof the
.streatn, became restive, and rearedleveral times. Being at last
allowed to take its own courses(whicb,as mien hate been expected.
was downwards), it succeeded in regaining the side, but unfortu-
nately missed the entry of the fbrd ; and thnagit Itifbte-feet were
morethan once raised upon the bank, yet from Itl.being too steep
to be surmounted, the animal again fell back into the water, and
'ccmtintled to be borne along by the force of the stream. In this
;perilous situation, Mr. Murdoch. springing from his seat, got hold
of the bank, and had scarcely raised himself upon his feet, when he
beheld his companion floating at a rapid rate down the current ;
head only, and that of the horse; were visible at intervals, and fee
a few moments, after which they entirely disappeared. Next day
the drowned horse and gig were got out; and on the following Sunday
after most persevering search, the body of Mr. Hetherington wai
found near Dormont, distant about four miles from the Hal-
leathe Ford.

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READING SAUCE.

T COCKS, the Inventor and Proprietor of the
0 • CF.LEBRATgD READING SAUCE, begs most re-
spectfully to caution the Nobility, Families, and the Public, against
the daily frauds and impositions practised by many London and
Country Oilmen and Fish Since Venders, to deceive and deprive
them of the
GENUINE READING SAUCE. •
Nene ate genuine but those which have the corks sealed with the
impression, " J. Cocks, Reading," and also the following deserip-
tion of the Sauce on an orange-coloured label, " Reading Sauce
fsie Fish, enriching Gravies, &c. Prepared and Sold, Wholesale
and Retail, by J. Cocos, Reading."
This Sauce is generally used at table with all sorts of Fish, in
preference to all other .Hali Sancea, and is esteemed peculiarly deli-
cious with Game, Wild Fowl, Hashes, Steaks, and Cold Meat.—
Warranted to keep good Seven Years in any climate. It is
presumed•that no Sauce ever met with such general approbation
and extensive sale. It is patronised and recommended by most of
the. Flaw Femmes in the Kingdom, and is retailed in London by
250 of the most respectable Oilmen and Fish Sauce Venders; in
Bath, by 50; Bristol, 20 ; Edinburgh, Glasgow, Perth, and Aber-
deen. So ; and by nearly all the principal Fish Since Dealers in
the United Kingdom, most of whom sell Coats's Genuine and
Superior EsNans of Ascmovuts, made with prime Gorgona Fish,
rich as possible.

This day were published, io post Octavo, peke Ts. Si.
CENES AND THOUGHTS.
" Snatch from oblivion each passing how,
And note each rising thought."
Printed for Geo. 13. Whittaker, Aae,-ffiaria-Moe►

CHANTER-HOUSE.
THE FOUNDER'S DAY will be celebrated on
1 mosamr, December 13.

sirzwmuss.
The Honourable Augustus Barrington.
The Very Rev. the Dean of York.
Rev. William Forbes Raymond.
Rev. Ledford Harvey.
Edmond Henry Penny, Esq.
Rev. John Sargeaunt.
ORATOR.

Samuel Charles Berdmare.
The Chapel being under repair, there will be nn Divine Service.
The Oration will be spoken at alf-put Five. Dinner will be on
Table at Six.
- -

THE EVENING STAR

LONI)ON.

SATURDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1824.
THE FUNDS.

STOCK EXCHANGE, TWELVE O'CLOCK.
In the early part of the morning there were some heavy sake,
which canted Consols to lower a little, but soon after they revived
again.— Consols opened at 95& went down to 951 and up to
this time they are 951, buyers.
London, England, 1824-12-04

GARRATT,

A
COMMON COUNCIL, holden in the CHAM-
BER of the GIIII.DITALL of the CITY of LONDON,
On FRIDAY, the 3d day of December, 1824,

RESOLVED UNANIMOUSLY,

Tbat the Thanks of this Court be given to the Right Hon.
Rosser WAtwissztt, late Lord Mayor of this City, for the dignity,
firmness, and fidelity, with which he has discharged the arduous
and important duties of Chief Magistrate for the-past year :
For the distinguished manner in which he has upheld the accus-
tomed State and Splendour of his high office; and (or the Munifi-
cence he has displayed in maintaining the ancient Civic Hospitality :
.For his persevering activity in supporting the Bights and Privi-
leges of his Fellow-Citizens, and promoting the true Interests of
this great Commercial City :
For his readiness, on all occasions, to convene Meetings of this
Courts and for his judicious, able, and impartial conduct in pre-
siding over its discussions
For his exemplary punctuality and attention on all occasions of
public business, and for the easy access afforded, and consideration
shewn, to all classes of his Fellow-Citizens who required his counsel
or assistance

For the temper and humanity with which' he exercised his Ma-
gisterial Authority, and for the indefatigable zeal with which be
has devoted himself to the due and upright administration of Jus-
tiee—ezhibiting, by patience in inquiry, acuteness of discrimination,
and promptitude of decision, an example of judicial ability, firm-
ness, and discretion, never surpassed by any of his predecessors:

Nor can this Court, in reviewing the conduct of a Chief Magis-
trate, who, as a Member of their own Body, has taken so leading
and conspicuous a part in their deliberations, for a period of neatly
the third of a century, refrain from expressing the satisfaction they
feel, in recording, that, in his steady adherence to those great pub-
lic principles, which he has so long and so powerfully upheld, he
has never suffered personal or political feeling to warp his judgment,
or to interfere in the exercise of his official duty.
London, England, 1824-12-04

COMMON COUNCIL.

A Common Council was held yesterdarat Guildhall
for the general dispatch of public business.
It being the first Court in the present Mayoralty, the
LORD MAyort came in state, and addressed the Court
on taking his seat.
Mr. Deputy Reeves moved a Resoluti.ni of Thanks
to the late Lord M ryor. which was seconded by Mr.
Deputy VA LE, and after some observations from Mr.
JAMES, Mr. S. Dix )sr. and Mr. Sheriff littowx, fhe mci‘
Lion was agreed to unanimously.
The Colic also directed the Resoluti .n to he orna-
mentally written on vellum, signed by the Town Clerk,
prnpe•ty eniblAzoned, framed and glazed, and pre-
sentel to the late L.nd Mayor.
Toe Chamberlain was directed to present a Purse of
Fifty Guineas to the late Lord Mayor's Chaplain, as a
token of the esteem and approbation of the Court.
A Menlo, ial from Colonel TmeNcur, in relation to the
propo-ed 'Dimes Quay, was presented and referred to
the Navigation Committee, to consider and report.
Mr. JAM es presented a Memorial frtm John Prinsep,
Eig- resigning his office of Bailiff of Southwark. The
Court accepted the resignation, and appointed the nest,
Court for the Election of a Successor, and the City Soli-
citor was a:spointed to act as Bailiff in the interim.
The Court then proceeded to the Election of a Mar.,
I 'badman ; and Henry Foster being the only Candidate,
was unanimously elected.
The Coal and Corn Committee presented a Report
on a reference made to them inconsequence of a repre-
sentation of the late Lord Mayor respecting the price
of coals, and on a communication they had received of
a supply of coals being likely to be brought into the
Port of London, from a new district, provided a mea-
sure for establishing a Rail-road-, entitled the Tees and
Weardale Rail-road Bill, should receive the sanction of
the Legislature.
The Report was agreed to, and ordered to be printed
for the information of the Members, and the Court re-
quested the City Representatives, and such other Mem-
bers as have seats in Parliament, to support the Bill
when brought into the House of Commons.
London, England, 1824-12-04

QUEEN-SQUARE.

Yesterday, G. Scase and KJ. Pearce underwent an examinations
for a burglary in the house of Mr. Fair' at Shepherd's Bttsit. On
the officers searching the two prisoners' lodgings, they fOund a va-
riety of housebreaking implements, also some wearing apparel,
which on being produced the prosecutor identified as his property.
Wiggins, a sub-conductor of the patrol, on the Fulham and King's
Road, said, that about three weeks since the house of Mr. Wilber.
force, at Brotnpton, was broken into and robbed ; the silk stockings
traced by the officers, with marks partly obliterated, he considered
were some of the articles stolen ; but that Gentleman was not in
town. The prisoners were consequently remanded.
" . UNION-HALL. . •
A man of reipeetalde appearance, named Blacker, residing -at
Camberwell, was summoned, upon an information, charging -him
With having smuggled !silks in his possession, for which offence a
penalty of one Mildred pounds was attached. •
Oliver, a Custom-House officer, stated, that from information
received, he went to the defendant's house, in 'Camberwell Grove,
accompanied by-two other officers. They entered the defendant's
parlour, and observed the remnant of silk produced, consisting of
sixty-three yards and three-quarters, lying on the table, besides, a
piece of Bandana handkerchiefs, aU of which was pronounced .to
be of foreign manufacture. Two other officers corroborated the
above evidence.
The defendant, on being called on for his defence, declared that
he was not aware that the silks finind in his house were smuggled
goods,- for they bad been left there.by a friend for the inspection of
his (defendant's) wife, who had intended to purchase six or seven
yards; and as a further proof that he (defendant) did not consider
they Were prohibited articles, the officers who made the seiture
could affirm that they were not concealed on the premises, but ilnit
the whole of the silk was lying in an open situation. Under these
circumstances, he hoped the Magistrate would visit bim with a
slight punishment.
The officers admitted that the remnant of French silk was lyitig
on the table, but the Bast India Bandanas were discovered In a
chest of drawers. _ _

The Magistrates having consulted together, observed, that in
consideration of defendant's circumstances, they would mitigate the
penalty, which was 1001. to 401. which latter sum was to be forth.
with paid, and in default of which, & months' imprisonment In
the County Jail.
The defendant declared that he was unable to pay the penalty. A
distress wart ant was ordered to be issued on his goods and chattels
London, England, 1824-12-04

DIARY-LA-BONNE.

Joseph Humphreys and John Buckmaster, drivers of Paddington
coaches, attended at this office yesterday, in answer to informations
lodged against them for furious driving on the 25th November.
Richard Jenkins, toll-man, saw the coaches coming up at about
40 yards from the gate; they were driving at the regular pace.—
Humphreys entered the gate first. Buckmaster whipped his horses
when close to the bar, and drove against the other coach, when the
wheels became locked, and the driver and two paisengers were
thrown from their seats. One of the passengers was much hurt,
and bled profusely. No accident would have happened but for
Buckmaster's furious driving. After the accident he drove off
without making any inquiry about the safety of the passengera. The
coaches were going at the rate of six miles an hour.
Other witnesses deposed to the same effect.
A surgeon was in attendance I. give evidence to the injury a Mr.
BPAIIIIan received.
Mr. Hammes did not think this necessary. The otily,question
before him was, whether the parties were chargeable with furious
driving? This he thought sufficiently proved, and with a view to
check such dangerous practices, he would impose the highest pe-
nalty, lot.
The Solicitors for both coachmen intimated that they would ap-
peal to the Quarter Sessions.
London, England, 1824-12-04

FOREIGN FUNDS.

There is very little doing in the Foreign Market.
Current Prices: New Spanish 161 17, Old 251, Russian 95};,
Mexican 661 e, Colombian New 84i Old 821, Chilian 77, French
Scrip 121, Austrian 951, Portuguese 814, Brazilian 23 g pre.
Buenos Ayres lrpre. Alliance Sh. 91 10 pre. Greek 541 4 Marine
Alliance 2i pre.
PUCE OF STOCKS AT ONE O'CLOCK.

Bank Stock 230%
S per Cent. Red. 94% %
3 per Cent. Cons. shtit.
3} per Cent. Red. 100% %
4 per Cent. Old shut.
Long Ann. 22 15-16 23 1-16—India Bonds 97 96 98
1:1A)0 Escheq. Bills (21) 56 5; (11/2d.) 55 6 4
£5OO ditto (114 d.) 55 6 4
£lOO and £2OO ditto (Phd.) 55 6 4
tinis. for Acct. 95% %

This forenoon we recetve=r--.le Afonileur of Thursday,
by express, the papers of yesterday having previously
reached us. On the preceding day the Duke of SAN
CA RLOS Minister Plenipotentiary of IA Royal Highness
the Duke of LUCCA, presented to the KING, the answer
of his Sovereign to the letter, announcing the death of
Louis XVIII. M . THEITLINGEN Resident Minister of
the Duke of SAxE GOTH A, also presented his credentials.
The Monaeur contains accounts from in, Portugal, and Con-
stantinople, but all that possesses any 'merest has already been
anticipated.
A vessel arrived from Constantinople in three days, stating that
a great dullness prevailed there.
2.—lientes come Wif. 50e.

This forcno ,n we received Frankfort Papers to the
28th ult. and Brussels Papers to the Ist instant. One of
the former contains an article from the Oriental Spec-
tator of Smyrna, in which, after stating that .Canea and
Smyrna are tranquil, we are congratulated on one of
the small islands in the Archipelago having submitted
to the Turks. This reminds us of a boast in the Atoni-.1
tear at the time that Austria, Prussia, Bavaria, Win-
tcmbery, &c. were all in arms against BONAPARTE.
—The French Journal was compelled to acknowledge
the defection of these great Powers, but triumphantly
stated, that the Prince of lsExtanac remained faithful
to his Alliance. This Prince furnished a contingent
of 115 men to the German Confederation. The fol-
lowing extract is from the Brussels Papers:
London, England, 1824-12-04

_ .
On THURSDAY, the 16th of December,l324, at Twelve o'Clock,
THE PERPETUAL ADVOWSON and next PRE-
SENTATION to the
VALUABLE RECTORY of NEWTON BROMSHOLD,
In the County of NORTHAMPTON,
Situate about Three Miles fram Iligham Ferrara, Fight from
Wellingborough and. Thrapston, Eighteen from Northampton,
and Twelve from Bedford—Comprising
A PARSONAGE-HOUSE, a Farm-yard, with large Barn,
Stable, Chaise-house, Cow-house, and Calf-pen, Piggery, hick
yard, &c. Garden, and sundry Enclosures of Meaddw, Pasture,
and 'Arable Land, a Vicarage, Cottage and Garden adjoining the
Church-yard, and the Herbage of the, Church-yard, containing in
all nearly
,ONF. HUNDRED AND SEVENTY ACRES,
Lying, in a Ring Fetic, allotted under an Act of Parliament for
Enclosing the open and Common Fields, Lands, and Waste
Grounds, within the said Parish, in lieu of the Tithes, &c. arising
therefrom.
In the Occupation of Mr. John Filson, Tenant from tear to year,
The present Incumbent about Sixty-sii years of age.
The Land-tax Redeemed, and the Poor Rates low.

To be viewed by applying to Mr. Elison, the Tenant, of whom
Particulars may be had; at the Green Drai3Oil Highant Ferraro;
White Hart, Thrapston and Kettering; Hind, Wellingborough;
George, Northampton; Swan, Bedford ; at the Office.of the Ox-
ford Journal, and Mr. Adams, Oxford; the Office of the Cam-
bridge Journal, Cambridge; at Garraway's; and-of Mr. Robins,
N 0.170, Regent-street.
London, England, 1824-12-04

GOWER-STREET, BEDFORD-SQUARE
DESIRABLE RESIDENCE,
Recently Repaired and Fitted-up, Large GARDEN, COACH-
HOUSE, and STABLES for FIVE HORSES.
TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, -
By MR. ROBINS,
(Of Warwick-House, Regent-atresit,)
AVERY Desirable Pleasant RESIDENCE; situate
otl the East side of Gower-street, Bedford-square, adapted
for the Accommodation of a- Family of respectability, recently Re-
paired and Fitted up, in a handsome Style, with convenient Of
Hot and Cold Bath, and an Extensive Garden, a Coach-
Heuse,and Five Stall Stable.
Early Possession may be had.
To be viewed by Tv-kets, which, with Partial/Ix, may be had
of Mr. Robins, Nu. 170, Regent-street.
London, England, 1824-12-04

WOODTHOR PE.

SIFT and CO. deem it unnecessary to offer any
comment on the present Lottery Scheme, as a simple state-
ment of its principal features will be its best recommendation.
Two Prizes of £30,000 and Two of £20,000, with Sixteen other
Capitals, will be all drawn hi Two Days. The First Two Prizes
the First Day (Dec. 16th) will receive £20,000 each. Persons
who have had the Chance of that Day, may return their Tickets
ur Shares, whether drawn or undrawn, before the 26th December.
and receive back £lB for a Ticket ; £1 its. 6d. for a Sixteenth ;
and in proportion for other Shares. 13y this arrangement, the
Chance of Two £ii.o,ooo Prizes which must be drawn, and other
large Priies which may be drawn, on the 16th, is afforded to Pur-
chasers at the following small Risk, viz.
TICKET - £4 19s.
BALI £3 5 0 I EIG HTH aCO 18 0
QUA MX 1 13 6 SIXTEENTH 0 9 6
Schemes, with full Particulars, may be received at the Old
Cates of WIFT and CO. No.ll, Poultry; 12, Charing-cross;
and 31, Aldgate High-street.
Point of the CAPITALS, drawn within the last Two Mouths, were
sold by &VITT and Co.
London, England, 1824-10-09

COUNTILV DEALERS WITtal.D.

Goods packed free of expense, except the materials, and sent to
all parts of Great and to the East and West Indies..--Cap-
tains hued out, aid 111trehatits supplied with Cabinet Goods fur
&port:dim.
;Cc- Apartments Fur:l6,ll,rd at a few hours' notice, and
iivuses in two or four days.

TO BREWERS AND OTHERS.
FOR. SALE BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,
By MR. WELLER,
THE Valuable and Extensive BREWERY, with
NINE respectable PUBLIC-HOUSES, together with a
goad attached RESIDENCE, with -THIRTEEN ACRES of
Meadow, Arable Land, surrounding the same; most eligibly situate
in the centre of the Town of Havant, late in the occupation of Mr.
John iisnunond, deceased. Immediate Possession will he given.
Further Particulars may be known, by applying to T. Butler,
Esq. Havant; or Mr. Weller, Chithester.

PEMBROKESHIRE.
VALCABLE FREF.HOLD AND LEASEHOLD
ESTAI ES
IN THE TOWN OF TENWY.
A PROPERTY HIGHLY ELIGIBLE FOR
IN VESTMENT.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Mr. ROBINS,
(Of Warwick llouse, Regent-street),
At the Cobourg Howl, in the Town of Tenby, on SATURDAY, 2.1 d
of October, 1824, at Twelve &Clock, by order of the Trustees
and Executors of the late Sir WILLIAM Parrott,
IN LOTS,

THE VALUABLE and highly IMPROVABLE
ESTATES-COMPRISING

THE BATHS AT TENBY,
Constructed on a commodious scale, and fitted up with every con-
venience for Hot or Cold Bathing, Plunging and Vapour Baths,
with Dressing Rooms, and every requisite accommodation; Enter-
taining and Billiard Rooms, Dwelling Apartments, and Offices for
Domestics.
London, England, 1824-10-09

FRENCH IN A MONTI!.

THE experience of Twenty Years has proved that
by means of the ABBE Bosse-Cs small'and'siMple I3ooks a faci-
lity of reading the French Language may be acquired in only three
or four weeks, and that in Schools it may, by the same unostenta-
tious means, be taught in a fourth of the time usually employed.
These Works consist of
I. The Book of Three Thousand Radical Words, Is.
2. The Book of Phrases and Idioms, is.
3. The Easy Grammar, 2s. 6d.
4. The Exercises on the Syntax. 3s.
With a view to facilitate in like manner, the acquisitiOn of Latin
and Italian, the same Author has also published a Latin Word-
I3ook and Phrase-Book, at ls. each; and also an Italian Word-
Book and Phrase-Book, at ls.
The whole forms a Royal Road to the Acquisition of the French,
Latin, and Italian Languages.
Printed for G. B. Whittaker, Ave• Maria-lane, London.
London, England, 1824-10-09

iPOE77IVG INTELLIGENCE.

. • • • HUNTING.
H. Joiliffe, Esq.'s Fox-hounds .meet on Turiday, at Kennel
Ttuarsday, itsWindruill Walton; Saturday, at Chipstead Church.
The Surrey Fox-hounds • meet on Monday, at Worm-heath;
Thursday, at Crown. Ash lull; Saturday, at Godstone.
TheSasi4er.teadHarriers meet on Nlonday, Wednesday, and
Saturday, at Kenuel..
Tie Karl of ocri*sfitag-hounds will begin hunting the first
week in November.

, . DORCHESTER RACP.S.—ore. 3.
A Plate of 50 soy. given by the Officers of the Bth, or King's Royal
Irk!' Hussars, added to a subscription of five parcelling each.
Three mile heats.
Mr. Cockliurn's gr. f. Agnes, 3 yrs, Est. 131 b. 2 2 1 1
Campbell's br. c. Franconi, 5 yrs, Est. 121 b. a 1 2 2
Mr. Wethv! cll's b. f. Isabella, 3 yrs, bat. 01b. 1 3 3 5
A. Sweeps-ahts of five soy. each, added to a Plate of se2s, given
from the !lice Fund, for horses not thorougn.hred, that never
won the value of 4'50. Gentlemen riders. Heats about two

miles and a quarter.
Mr. Pon.onby s h. g. Hero, agtd, I Ist. 111 b.
3lr. Tateheil's h. g. aged, 11st. 111 b.
Alr. T.tantmi's Eglantine, 4 yrs, 10st. 1:slh.
Capt. Can.phell's b. g. Hussar, aged, 11st. 11111. . 4 dr
M.. J. Nevis's g. m. by Lop, aged, 11st. 11114 dis
A Match for 50 slt. between Capt.Camphell's b. h. King Richard,
4 yrs old, z.nd Captain Chadwick's b. h. Ihither'em, aged. King
Richard won easily.
The liantlicap Sweepstakes of five soy. each, with VS added
from the Fund, for beaten horses, was won by Prosody beating
Black and All Btick, Masquerader, Waterloo filly, and llospodar.
Tiii*s race, wl:ich was won by a length, concluded the sport.

1 1
. 2 dis
3 2
London, England, 1824-10-09

TILE FUNDS.

STOCK EXCHANGE. TWELVR O'CLOCK.,

Consols opened this morning at 9.;i, for the Account, and 96
for next time, with scarcely anything doing, as most persons are
busy making up their accounts fur next Tuesday.' At present
they ate 951 j Cur the Account.

FOREIGN FUNDS.
In the Foreign Market there is also very little doing. Mexican
Stock, which seemed on the decline in the earlier part of the morn-
ing, has again improved.
Current Prices: New Spanish 154 3, Old 201 f, Russian 954
Mexican 583 59 to 1, Colombian Scrip 8 711 8, Chilian 754 74,
French Scrip 141 pre. Austrian 973, New Prussian 984 4, Portu-
guese 90},llocnos Ayres 34 disc. Mail par 1 disc. Greek 13 disc.
Peruvian 66, Alliance Shares 101 4 pre.

• FOREIGN EXCHANGES.
Visma, Sarmutza 25.—Metalliques 94*. 13k. Sh. 1117,1.
ICF. OF STOCKS AT ONE O'CLOCK.
Bank Stock shut-3 per Cent. Reduced shut
S per Cent. Cons. 953/4 5/8 %-31 per Cent. shut
4 per Cent. Assented shut-4. per Cent. Old shut
4 per Cent. Newlo79B 1/4 Vs—lndia Bonds 89 92
,0(0 Ezcheq. Bilk WI) 50 51 ; (11/2d.) 49 50.
£5OO ditto (2d.) 52; (114 d.) 49 51.
£lOO and £2OO do. (11/2d.) 4.9 52.
Com. for Acct. 95% 78 %
London, England, 1824-10-09

TENBY HOUSE, situate in MAnztr-sTnaT,

Embracing views of the Sea, conveniently Planned and Fitted up
for the Accommodation of a Gentleman's Family, with excellent
Domestic Offices, Lawn, Grec. House, Garden, Yard, Coach
House, Stable, Etc.
Several Plots of valuable Meadow Land, admirably adapted for
the Erection of Marine Villas, or Buildings. Sundry Dwelling-
houses, Tenements, Cottages with Gardens, in High-street, Quay-
street, Frog-street, and Caswell-street, with capital Stabling for up-
wards of fatty horses, and standing for twelve carriages, at the back,
of the Hotel, in Frog-street: another Coach-house and Stable, fur
four horses, and a good Garden, adjoining the Old Castle Ida Us.
The old and the new. Cellars. The principal part of the Property is
in the occupation of respectable Tenants, on Leases for Terms of
Years, and on Lease for Lives, and part at Will.
This is a most advantageous Property for Investment, and capable
of very considerable Improvement, and if judiciously attended to,
will produce a great increased Income.
The Lots may be viewed, by application to the Tenants, or to
Mr. Harris, Auctioneer, Tenby, who will shew the same, and
of whom Particulars- may be had ; at the Hotels, Tenby ; Bear,
Carmarthen • Lion, Pembroke; Blue Boar, Haverfordwest ; Castle,
Swansea;King's Head, Gloucester ; of Mr. Btlitley, Worcester ;
Mr. Adams, Oxford ; Bush, Bristol ; Hen and Chickens, Bir-
mingham ; of Messrs. Hall and Brownley, Solicitors, New Boswell-
court, Carey-street ; at Garraway's ; and of Mr. Robins, N 0.170,
Regent-street, London.
•

IiIiONTAGUE-STREET, RUSSELL-SC/GA RE.
CAPITAL RESIDENCE with GARDEN,
Detached COACH-HOUSE, and STABLES for Four HORSES.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Mr. ROBINS,
(Of Warwick-House, Regent-street),
At Garraway's Coffee-House, Exchange-alley, Curnhill, on
THIMSDAY, the 11th of November, at Twelve o'Clock,
. .2iVERY VALUABLE LEASEHOLD ESTATE.
Held under his Grace the Duke of BILDFORD, for a long
Terms of Years, at a low Ground Rent,
London, England, 1824-10-09

POOR KNIGHTS OF WINDSOR.

146'41T-OFFICE, October 8. 1824.
THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS and CO3IIIIS.
STONERS of kis MAJESTY', NAY)', do hereby give Notice,
To such LIEUTENANTS in his Majesty's Navy as are desirous of
!dng recommended for the appointment of Pooa KNIGHT or
Wtsnsua, under the Will of the late SAMUEL T s, Esq. that
they Must apply at this Clilice, on or before the 20th NO-
VF:tIIBER. next, when they will be informed of the nature of the
'Certificates and Testimonials which ate required to chew that they
Tome within the meaning of the said Will, which expresses that
they " are to be Superannuated or Disabled Lieutenants of Eng-
lish !lien of War," and shall be " single Men without Children,
inclined to lead a virtuous, studious, and devout life, to be removed
if they give occailon for scandal."

ARM CONTI: ACTS.
TREASUBI CHAMBERS,
Catimisserrint Department, yd tuber 49, 1824.
NOTICE is hereby given to all Persons desirous of
contractin'to supply the following Articles for the use of
the Athiy, viz.
London, England, 1824-10-09

COAL MARKEt7OCTiK
Ships Sold.
L

Ships at Market.
1* Newcastle
2e Sunderland
_

Price.
3.4. s 6d to 42s Od
32$ (41 to 44s Cki

BIRTHS.
•
October 7, the Lady of Dr. Golding, of a s n.
Sept. 29, at Dundalk Howe, theCounte►s of Roden, of a daughter.
At her mother's house, in the county of Limerick, the Lady cif
Captain I►fiddleton, of the 22d Regiment (Royal Ilytlanders), of
twin daughters.

In Drogheda, the Lady of Lieutenant Suc:ding, of the Ist
Royal Regiment, of a NM
Lately, the Lady of Lieutenant-Colonel Sir Jas. R. Coßeton,
Bart. of a •on.

Oct. 5, at Lyme Regis, the Ldy of Captain Spencer, C.
H.N. of a son.

At Teignmouth, the Lady of Lieut.-Gen. Dilkes, of tdnughter

Oct. 4, at Glasgow, 'Thomas Galbraith Logan, Es ti. Surgeon of
the .sth Dragoon Guards, to Mrs, Alari:m Ann Suotlgrass, relict of
John Buchanan. El of latlrishn►ate.

DIEU.

At Boroughbridge, on Tuesday se 'noight, Mrs. Byron, in the
18th year of hrr the wife of Samuel. Staadidge Byron. of
Scarborough.—Her marriage took place on the 2.5.1 and she was
a corpse on the 98th.

Aas. nut.
France 1 0
liamburgh 1 0
Fan.iers 1 0
0 (
Gortenburgli 1 0
America 0 1

DAt.
AUa. BUIL
Dublin 2 0
Waterford 2 0
Guernsey and Jam" 1 0
Lisbon 1 0
Holland 1 0
Jamaica . 0 0

HIG ri-W ATER a; LONDON-BRIDGE TO-AMARA) W._.
&Lynn* 3 "anima ktar 4
• •
taannan. - - • - 26 aalplates after 4 ,
--"'"
nw.......rorawn-na.
Control : Plitt f iYi and rehtia.4o4 by 3. F. Kamm, at the &ma Orrics,
No. 1, Aciteet-rioce, Tetrytteiitr.
London, England, 1824-10-09

THE DISCOVERY SHIPS.

We feel much pleasure in stating that favourable in•
telligence has been received of the Discovery Ships.
They have passed through the middle ice with a good
prospect of proceeding, as the weathgr, was fine, and the
coast remarkably free from ice. This gratifying intel-
ligence is communicated in the following extract of a
letter from the Agent to Lloyd.. at Huil, dated Oct, 7:
The Mary Frances, Captain WILKINSON, has ar-
rived from Davis' Straits, and reports that she saw the
Discovery Ships beset in the middle ice, on the 17th
July, in latitude 70. 5. Captain WILKINSON entered
the ice on the following day, in latitude 66. 20, and
penetrated to the west land on the 26th, where he re-
mained until the 9th September, when he bore away
for Enshild, having taken thirteen whales. Ile was
nearly as high as Lancaster Sound, and states that the
prospect for the Discovery Ships was very favourable,
as the weather was fine, and the coast unusually free
from ice. As he never met them after he got through
the barrier of ice, there can be no doubt of their having
had an equally favourable passage. The Mary Frances,
and the William and Ann, were the only ships which
got through the barrier in the month of July; the re-
mainder of the fishing vessels having attempted the
passage in a higher latitude, did not succeed until
August ; there had been no losses, but one of the ships
(the Jane of this port), had sustained considerable
damage."

A few weeks ago we alluded to a notable project of
the Ottoman Porte to put down the insurrection in
Greece. It consists' in an interchange of the natives
with the Arabs and Moors, who are to be brought to
the Murea, while the Greeks are to be transplanted like
cabbages to Egypt. We observed of the plan, that it
was calculated to lose both countries to the GRAND
Sctoxion, were not Greece lost to him already. A Sup-
plement to the Allgenteine billing cf the I st inst. con-
tains a curious article, which we subjoin, she xing that
the plan is an old feature in Oriental policy.
Neither the Allgemeiue Zeitung of Ist Oct. the nem-
fort German Journal; the French Journal de Francfort,
of 2d Oct. nor the Austrian Observer of 26th Sept.have
any fresh intelligence from Greece.
The following is- the article to which we have al-
luded :
London, England, 1824-12-03

WEST INDIA COMPANY.
Although the project of this Company was aban-
doned last Session, it appears from the following ex-
tract of a letter from the London Agent at Jamaica,
dated August 18,1824, that the draught of a fresh Bill
has been transmitted to Kingston, Jamaica, by order of
Mr. Manning and the Committee for the consideration
of the local Legislatures in our West India Islands:
PROM A KINGSTON PAPER.
informed you that the project for establishing a
West India Company fell to the ground, because Go-
vernment would not grant to the Company such legis-
lative provisions as nsasht confine the risk of the pro-
prietors to their respective subscriptions, and also might
enable the Company to maintain actions and transact
business in the Colonies, by the means of trustees, or by
their Secretary, instead of being liable to the incon-
venience of making every proprietor a necessary party.
With a view to obviate this latter difficulty, in case the
plan for establishing the Company be again brought
forward, I have been desired by Mr. Manning and his
Committee, who superintended the project, to inclose
fbr your consideration the draught of the Bill, Which,
if it should be approved of and passed in those Colonies
which possess local Legislatures, would remove one
great impediment to the formation of the Company,
even although a tharter of incorporation %bould not be
granted. Whatever doubts might be at one time enter-
tained respecting the expediency of such an establish-
ment for supporting and promoting our Colonial in-
terests, there is, I will continue to say, now but one
opinion on the subject, and the various advantages to
the Colonies, which must necessarily result from the
measure, are universally felt and acknowledged.
-

- ROMAN CODE.

• ROME, NOVEMBER is.
There has just been published in this capital, a Pon.
tifical Decree of the highest importance to the admi-
nistration of justice, the course of legal proceedings, and .• -• I
•
the charges upon them. By this mote proprio, his Ho- .
—....-
lines; first of all recalls all that his predecessors, espe- ..
rially Pius VII. after the reestablishment of his autho:
rity, had undertaken on the same subject, for the sole •
purpose of rendering the benefits of justice more ac- ,
ceptable to the people by simplifying the forms and di-
minishing the expenses.
" Persuaded," lays his Holioess, 0 that in se weights
a matter we could not take too many precautions, nor"
avail ourselves of too much information, ;we began by
forming a committee of Roman lawyers, the most re.

-Ail

- .
London, England, 1824-12-03

THE KING.

His MAJESTY continues to reside at Carlton Palace
and the Public will be rejoiced to hear that he enjoys
the most perfect state of health,
His MAJESTY has not yet relinquished his intention')
of visiting each of the Theatres Royal, previously to his departure
for Brighton.
The Princess Swim visited his Masan yesterday.
Yesterday, the Dike of IV:Latiaton had an audience with his
Has Env.
• FASHIONABLE MOVEMENTS.

AIIRIVALL Colonel Dnewood and Mrs. Dashwood, at
Thompson's Hotel, Cavendlib-wpsare ; Henry Breyer*, Esq. and
Mrs. Gruyere, at ditto, from Dover; John Lees Armit, Esq. and
Mrs. Armit, at ditto, from France; Major Kerr, at ditto; Rev.
Mr. Mildmay, at ditto.
Der A RTVILICL Mrs. Leigh, Mrs. Harrison, and Win. Leigh,
Esq. from Thompson's Hotel, Cavendish-square, (or FrAnce ; John
Fombelle, Esq. and Mrs. Fombelle, from ditto, for Cheltenham;
John Smith Wright, Esq. and Lady Sitwell, from ditto, for Rem-
stone Hail, Loughborough; Wm. Welch, Esq. from ditto; Thos.
Bosville, Esq from ditto ; S. W. Cobb, Esq. from ditto ; J. Ha-
mond, Esq. from ditto; Mrs. and Miss Lane, from Holding's
Hotel, Dover.street, for the Continent.