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London, England, 1825-12-02

It I X E. SADLER AND ANOTHER.

This was an intt:imAtion filed against the defendants,
of Guildford-street, 13 'rough, for selling imitative pep-
per, %Inch, after a good deal of evidence bad been ad-
duced, en,ied in a verdict for the Crown.

Mr. Baron Qsasow said in the course of the trial, that persons
guilty of adulterating the articles of life, were liable to indietmeot
at common law, as well as to process in the Court of Exchequer.
The Sotactroa-G MURAL agreed with hi, Lordship. but trusted
that the effect of the present prosecution would be such as to render
aff further proceedings unnecessary. He thought it right to attack
the purses of such offenders first, because if that failed, he could
afterwards attack their persons.
London, England, 1825-12-02

Colonel Wyndham has given up hunting the Chichester country
for the season.

Rome, Nov. 13.—Amongst our recent arrivals are
those of the Marchinness of Bute Sir George Talbot. Lord and
Lady Compton,the Marquis de Leal biontmsrenci, Marqsis de
la Tour du Peri (Sardinian Ambassador), Duke de Fitz James,
Marquis de St. Astaire, Prince and Princess d'Anginna, the reign-
ing Duke of Lucca, Prince Gustavus of Mecklenburgh-Schwerin,
and the noted Duke de alacas. _ _ _

PRUSSIAN LOAN OF 1822—The Half-yearly D:v
dend of this Loan falling due on SUNDAY, the first of January next,
will be paid on the following and every succeeding day (Sundays
excepted), at the Counting-house of Mr. N. M. Ilovuscntut, New-
court, St. Swithin's-lane. It is requested that the Dividend War-
rants, with a Use thereof in numerical order, be left one thy,
for examination.

CORN EXCHANGE, MARK-LANE, Dietaries IL
The arrivals of nearly all sorts of Grain this week are tolerably
good. Wheat sells very heavily, and top:dly maintains Monday's
terms. In Barley no alteratiob, but the sale of Foreign is very dull.
Beans and Peas find buyers at last quotations. The Oat trade ro".-
tinues without variation.—Arrivals :—English Wheat, 4.650 qrs.
Bsrley. 4,570 qrs. Oats, 5,850 qrs. Flour, 8,050 sacks. Irish Oats,
3,880 In. Foreign Barley, 780 qrs. Oats,lllo qrs.

SMITHFIELD MARKET, D. causes. 2.
Our supply is an average one, and the quotation for Meat is, in
general, unaltered. The best Olen are quoted at 4a. ed. to ss. per
stone ; and the second rate Meat 4s. 4d. to 4s. 6d. per st. net rise
eery inferior and old Cows are 2s. Id. to 3s. 64. per stone. The
price of Mutton reniabis much as an last market-day, best Dowels,
Kentish arid Leicester Wethers, young Maiden Fwes, Etc. bets* 5..
to ss. 44. per stone ; and the coarser Meat, old Sbeep, Ste.. are 3s.
44. to 41. 10d. per stone. The Veal trade is tolerably steady at 6..
to 6s. 2d. per stone; and the coarser at ss. to ss. 104. per stone.-
Pork is firm at 50.8 d. to 6s. per stone for the brat dairy-fed l'orter.;
and ss. to 507 64. per stone for the inferior.-Ikasts, 566; Sheet.,
3,610; Pigs, 70; Calves, 90.
Beef, 4s. 441. to 51. per stone ; Mutton, 4s 10d. 4o ss. 4d. V. al, ce.
4d. to 6s. 24. Pork, ss. to 65.-tiny per load, 4:34‘ to XS; t toes s
,C 4 to 445 15s. &raw, Li Inlet° AL ea.
London, England, 1825-12-02

THE ROYAL sOCIETY.

The following is a correct Report of what was said
by Mr. Secretary Peel, at the Anniversary Meeting of
the Royal Society, on St. Andrew's Day.
After the health of his Majesty had been drank with great en-
thusiasm.
Mr. Secretary Rm. said, that is was very unusull for
any one to presuffie to addres' a public company imme-
diately after the toast which had just been given. Bat he
thought the present was a fitter opportunity than any
other that would occur for making the communication
which he was about to make.

66 His Majesty had authorized him, with expre-s;nns
of the warmest interest in the welfare of the Royal So-
ciety, to make known his intention of founding two
honorary Prizes—being medals of the value of fifty
.guineas each, to be annually awarded in such manner
as should, after doe Consideration, seem best calculated
to promote the ends for which the Royal Society had
been founded. His Majestrwas not satisfi:ll, that t! e
only direct reward of successful compit tion which the
Royal Society had to propose, sh-ould be the mail •
now conferred in consequence of the bequest of pri-
vate individual.
" He should abstain from saying anything at pre, ent
with respect to the particular discovery in science, or
the particular species of investigation for which the
proposed premiums should be offered; but when he
referred to the noble objects for which the Royal &-
I
ciety had been instituted, as emphatically expressed in
their charter—when he found that it was their business
to record all such works of nature and of art, as VC
within their reach—in order that the present and future
ages may set a mark upon errors that have been
strengthened by long prescription--may restore truths
that have been neglected, and push those that 2,c
already known to more various uses—he feared that
the chief difficulty in selecting proper objects of com
petition would be on account of the number which would
present themselves."

PORTSMOUTH, DECEMBER I.

having come round to the northward with fine wea
the whole of the outward bound vessels which were detained
~.!e the Wand, have sailed on their respective voyages. At three
t I.liie..ll.is Majesty's ship, Ilaivaow, for the Cape. This after-
,,, the SrARTIATZ and Sures', line of battle ships, arrived safe
s ;cheat!, from Lisbon, to be paid off, their term of servitude
expired. Lord AMILICS BILAUCLTIM lin returned home
SA FLAB, on leave of absence from the command at Lisbon.
London, England, 1825-12-02

BIRTHS.

Noe. 20, at Witton Ilall,nearTuLklancl, the Laity of Link
nant-Colonel Cookson, of a :on.
Nov. 19, in tho Palace Green, Durham, the wife of the
John Carr, A.M. of el daughter.
Nov. 23, at Carluke Manse, Mrs. Wylie, of a son.

MARRIEI).
Saturday, at Greenwicls, James Faclen, Rsq. R.M. Woolarkii,
to Christiana Adelaide, widow of the late Captain W. Willett.
Nov. 23, Edmund Facie, F.sq. of the Royal Regiment at Hone
Guards, to Jane Sarah, second daughter of John Manskid, Esq.
of Bitstall House, Leicestershire, 31. P.

DIED.
Nov. 24, at Cheltenham. the Dowager Lady Smith. rad Si
the late Right lion. Six Michael Smith, /lama' Newtown, lade
King's County. ,
Saturday, at Porchester Terrace, Bayswater, Lydia, the wire
of Mr. John Kerby, bookseller, Oaford.street.
The.l2th ult. at Langhulm, Mr. William Smith, a mat nun
in the prime of life. lle was a btidegroem, having been adel
church the preceding Sunday, and was to have been mauled on the
Friday following.

MILITARY OBITUARY.
Colonels—Erskine, 42th Foot, Madras; Kinpeote, tit
56th Foot.
Lieutenant-Colonels—Sir T. P. Rankin, 2d Dragoons,
with ; Hewitt, half pay Portuguese Service; BtOWtir, b7th t uot,
Fort William, Bengal.
Majors—Johnston, 49th Foot, Chatham; Payne, halfrafildi
Dragoons; Walter Seott, half pay 26th Foot.
Captains—.Piggot, 77th Foot, at Stony Hill. Jamaica; Lnatiert
late sth Line, German Legion, Dorum, Hanover; Gann, 11:t
pay ;Ist Foot; Short, half pay Bradshaw's Corps; Walk*, ben
pay 7th Garrison Battalion.
Lieutenants—Buchanan, 58th Foot, on passap from Irytia;
Richard Irvine, s7th Foot, Fort William, Bengal; Rebesen'9lsl
Foot, Jamaica; Stapleton, African Colonial Corps, Gambia;
Ramadan, halfay 111th Font; Nash, half pay 24th Foot; Alto?'
half pay 24th Foot; Woore, half pay 69th Foot ; Loftus, half P2kl
91st Foot, London; Crotty, half pay 3d Ceylon Regiment; 13it.
erton, half pay unattached.
Cornets—Lloyd, Royal Horse Guards, Hyde Park Barracks;
Greysley, half pay 19th Dragoons ; Lloyd, Royal Horse Guards.
Ensigns—Watson, 2d West India Regiment, New Providence;
Hartley, African Colonial Corps, Sierra Leone; Craig, half p2l
15th Foot; Anderson, half pay 2d Garrison Battalion; Beil2mT,
lhalf pay Wall's Corps.
Adjutant—Lieutemant Deans, 92d Foot, Up Park CamrJamsica.
Quartermasters—Hutchinson, half pay 93d Foot; Dickoos, hall
pay 97th Foot, Boulogne.
Commissariat Department..—Deputy Assistant Commissary-Ge-
neral Allsopp, London.
Medical Department—Doctor Hazleton, half
,pay ImPeet6rj
Assistant Surgeon O'Reily, Staff, Hythe Barracks; atesll,!""
Surgeon Leich, 54th Foot, on board the Indiana hosPit3l
isic
near Camp Kraykangdong; Hospital Assistant Willianwe'
de Sass, Africa; Hospital Assistant Patterson, Isle dew

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London, England, 1825-09-15

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WORSHIP-STREET.

B. Ifni**, S, and W. Crook, and Mary Gable, were re-nandned,
charged with robbing the silk warehouse of Mr. Waterlow,
in Church• street, Spitalfields, when they were all fully com-
mitted, S. Crook, the apprentice, having admitted the others
for the purposa of the robbery.
TOWN-HALL.
John lainsea was remanded, charged with a capital offence.
Mrs. Charlotte Bowles, a widow with a small income, had per-
mitted the defendant to share her bed and board, and he not being
able to get possession of her money •by fair means, knocked her
down, and threatening to stab her with a knife he held, forcibly
took it from her. The prisoner would have fain laughed the millet
off, but the Alderman assured him be would find it a serious affair.

The greatest number of birds killed in the first three days in
September, was 240 at Rivers, and the adjoining manors in Nor-
folk, by Major Bicester Montague. A Correspondent gives Mr.
Osbaldeston 233, and Lord Plymouth nearly the same number.
Captain Ross, it is said, killed 228, and Mr. Montgomery euo; in
Suffolk. Mr. MiDonald of Park Farm, near Thetford, in Nor-
folk, has made nearly as much havoc as any other.
One hundred and thirty dolphitis were caught in three hours on
board of the Light Ship, off the Hook. We would recomnitsist
the steam-boats to goof to her, in preference to going to the Bass
Banks, as the distance is but little more, fishing better, and there
is part of a shoal of dolphins kft, which has been playing round her
for two weeks.

BIRTHL
Tuesday, in Old Burlington-street, the Lady of Lientenant•Co-
lona Cavendish, of a son.

Sept. 9, at Edinburgh, the Lady of Major Harvey, of Castle
Semple, of a daughter.
Sept. 5, at Edinburgh, the Lady of Colonel William &ewut,
34 Foot, or Buffs, of a son.
Sept. 7, at Preshaw House, Hants, the Right Hon. Lady Mary
Long, the Lady of Walter Long, Esq. of a daughter.
London, England, 1825-09-15

EAST INDIA HOUSE, September 14, 1825.
THE COURT 9f DIRECTORS of the UNITED
cOMPANY I MERCHANTS of ENGLAND, trading to
t.r EAST INDIES, du kerebygive Notice,
Tat the Lists of such Proprietors, as by the Company's Books
to be qualified to Vote at the General Election, osi the 12th
4r:1.19,26, will be ready to be delivered on TnuasnAr, the 10th
'c,vor.ber next.

PETER AUBER, Assistant Secretary.

EAST-111DM HOUSE, September 7, 1825.
HE COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNITED
CO3'PAIIY of MERCHAN TS of ENGLAND, trading to
tke EAST-INDIES, d her* Sive Notice,
That the QUARTERLY GENERAL COURT of the said
CONPANY, appointed to be held at their House in Leaden.
i.n.stmet. on WEI)I4LSDAY, the 28th September next, is made
:•I'F.CIAL, for the purpose of laying before the Proprietors, for
Jnprobation, a Resolution of the Court of Directors of the
ult granting to Lieutenant-Colonel STAUNTON, C.B. of the
r..,TrSay FAtiblisliment, an allowance of (4500) Five Hundred
I'o3nd, per Annum, on the grounds therein stated.
The itepert required by the By. Law, cap. 6. sec. 19. together
with the Documents opon which the said Resolution has been
formed, are open for the Inspection of the Proprietors at this Ilouse.
PETER AUGER, Assistant Secretory.

C 11115: LOAN.
'rim SEVENTH II A LF-YEA RLY DIVIDEND
u.lth- above Loan, which becomes due on the :.oth incr.
-;;;,,r p by Nlessrs. 1 lullett, Brothers, and Co. at their Count-
No, 102, Leadenhall•strect, on that and every succeeding
!,y (";1:1.1.,ys excepted). between the hours of Trn and Two
"the Dividend lyarratits, with a list thereof, in no.
• xrical order, Inuit be left fur examination one day previous to the
a7plication for mment.
London, September 15, 182$.

CHILE LOAN.
VOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that in conformity
to the General Islortgsge Bond, signed on the Vast day of
31ay, by which the aunt of Five Thousand Pounds was to
he appropriated on the 51st March last, for the purposes of the
Sinking Fund for the Sixth Half Year, and also the sum of £1,707,
I,:infy, the amount of interest on 569 Bonds already deposited, Don
itt.lllo de bgana, Minister Plenipotentiary of the State of Chile,
jutinty with %Sews. Ilullett, Brothers, and Co. in the presence of
.Ur. John Venn, Notary Public, did this day cancel and deposit
in the Bank of England, Eighty.tivo Special Bonds of the said
LOA, being £8,200, together with Fifty-tour Dividend Warrants,
attached to each Bond.
The following are the numbers of the said Eighty-two Special
Bonds, viz.
93 4063 5802 6493 8017 9141
IUO 4081 4803 6525 8205 9142
1377 4128 5609 6530 8868 9145
1972 4331 5810 7532 8869 9145
2i.:4 4352 5881 7534 9059 9146
I!sti7 4.735 5885 7535 9055 9147
t5BB 4384 6240 7539 9055 9148
:7.0 4701 6273 7548 9084 9149
3761 4719 6275 7549 9086 9150
5762 5466 6976 7614 9134 9162
3764 5719 6307 7705 9135 9153
7.939 5721 6528 7710 9136 9457
5981 5722 6448 7842 9138
4036 5801 6484 7903 9139
Landon, September 15th.
HULLETT, BROTHERS, and Co.
London, England, 1825-09-15

NAVAL INIELLIGENGE.

The Nancy, MgComm, from Antigua to Liverpool, foundered
on the 13th of August. One man drowned.
The Gainsbro', from Cape Breton and Newfoundland, to Liver-
pool, was abandoned on the 31st August, in a sinking state. Crew
saved, and arrived at Liverpool.
Arrived oir Holyhead, the Alexander, NEWLAND, and Agnes,
Fasagt.t., from Jamaica.

FAlMoirm, Sam 13.—Wind &R.—Arrived the Stammer packet,
from Usbon—sailed 4th inst. and Amelia, Slow, from Quebec.
Sailed the Marquis of Anglesea, STIWAUD. for Buenos Ayres.
Pura:ours, Sam. 13.—Wind E. to S.E. with heavy rain.—Ar-
rived the Herald, Sorwrrne, from Quebec. Sailed the Fortitude,
BAOSEN. for Batavia ; Flying Fish, Jonrisou, for Cadiz ; Sappho,
SMITH, for St. John's, New Brunswick; Dispatch, Rrrcnix, for
Mogadore.
PORTSMOUTH. San. 14.—Wind variable.—Arrived his Majesty's
Colonial brig Panics Raman, with dispatches from Sierra Leone—
sailed 23d July; Nautilus, Taira, from London for the Cape ; and
Samuel, "%Timex, from New York for Hull.
Dear., Sarr. 14.—Wind N.E.—Arrived and sailed for the
River, the British Monarch, PaaasOrt, from Montserrat. Passed
through from the River, the Desire, VALEMIROCC, for Havre;
London Packet, Coax, for Faro; and the Thalia, SHAND, for
Halifax.

Lantaroot., Sm. 13.—Wind E.—Arrived the Caroline, Caw-
Wats. from Maranham—sailed the Ist of August; Morro Castle,
Wit.soN, and Sophia, Bar, from Campeachy-.-sailed the 4th July;
Eliza, Mosiusow, and ilantonia, Thom.; from New Orleans;
Anson, Lnicoug, from New York; Margaret Wright, CHAatiza-
tarn, from Virginia; Eliza, Gaunt.; from Miramichi; Samuel
Wright, GAGS, from Savannah; Elizabeth, Tomm, from Deme-
rara ; and Albion, Miaow, from St. John's (N. 8.)
CUSTOM-HOUSE, SEPTEMBER 14.
Suzrs Einzazo Iswaaos—The Atalanta, from Hamburgh ;
Brunswick and Star, from Quebec; Benjamin, from- Dantzic;
Tallyho, from Virginia ; Cyrene, from Tobago ; Almon*, from
Rio ; Justitia, from Christiana ; Marshal Blucher, from Rotter-
dam; Llandovery, from Jamaica; Charming Molly, from Calais;
Flora, from Stettin; Concordia and Anna Maria, from Rostock ;
Amity, from Jamaica; and Britannia, from St. Kitts.
Earritatto Oirrwatoo--The Preston, for Leghorn ; Charles, for
Rouen; Alen, foe St. Meiners; Hope, for Hanaburgb ; Mar-
shall, for Newfoundland; .Active, for Dunkirk; Enterprize, fur
Lima , and New Harmony, for Waterford.
London, England, 1825-09-15

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Moult with ascertaining the number of children exist-
ing, might be widely misled. in adverting to the
fruitfulness of marriages, your Committee will Ike-
dentally observe, that although they hive sonic vain. I
able evidence as to the number of children resulting
from marriages, to which any children are born; they
have none as to the number of mirriages which do of
do not produce any children at all.
In regard to sickness, there are no extensive data in
England : and though the sufficiency of Dr. Price's,
and tbe Southwell Tables may be said to be confirmed
by sufficient experience, it is doubted' whether the esti-
mate of sickness upon which they are founded is ac-
curate, or whether it is not rattier by the operation of
other causes, not contemplated by the framer, that the
amount of the contributions turns out to be sufficient.

It will be seen in the evidence, that all persons are
not agreed in the basis of Dr. Price's hypothesis,
namely, that sickness, and the probability of death, in-
crease always at the same rate. It is said that there
are occupatinns which produce a degree of sickness that
requires support from a society, but which do not
shorten the li'e of the member. To this and other spe-
culations your Committee advert, with the view first

of exhibiting the doubts which still hang over the
mat:ers of their inquiry, and of inducing a copsidera•
tion of the several questions which it is desirable to re-
s•ilve. From speculations of their own your Committee
have purposely abstained.
(To be continued).
London, England, 1825-01-29

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at its highest pitch--and with very considerable diffi-
culty Mr. KEAN obtained a bearing. Having advanced
to.the front of the stage, he spoke as follows.
" Lams AND GENTLIMIDI—It you expect from me a vindication
of my own private conduct. I am certainly unable to satisfy you.
—(Applause and disapprobation.) I stand before you as the repre-
tentative of Shakspeare's heroes—(Much contention between the
parties favouring and disapproving of Mr. Kean). The errors I
have committed have been scanned before a public tribunal; and
—(here the uproar was so great that the terminatir of the sentence
could not be collected.) On the occasion, Ladle and. Gentlemen,
to which I have alluded, I have withheld circumstances from deli
eacy—(Much laughter, applause, and hisses). If, Ladies and Gen-
tlemen, I have withheld circumstances from motives of delicacy—
( lauehter)—it was from regard to the feelings of others, not of my-
s4l—(Clamours of applause, mingled with hisses). It appears at
this moment that I am a professional victim—(Laughter). If this
is the work of a hostile press I shall endeavour with Mm es. to
withstand it ; but if it proceeds from your verdict and decision,
_I
will at once bow to it, and shall retire with deep regret, and with a
grateful sense of all the favours which your patronage has hitherto
conferred on me."

The Manager then handed Mr. KEA x off, amidst as
tremendous a conflict of opposing noises as ever shook
the walls of a Theatre.
London, England, 1825-01-29

ESCAPE FROM SHIPIVRECK.

Letters from Crookhaven, dated the lgth inst. give
att account of one of the most providential escapes from
Shipwreck, on Saturdar last, th.►t we have ever read,
and which Daniel Coghlan, Esq. the Ageut for Lloyd's
in that district was mainly instrume►►tal in effecting.
On the night stated, the brig Charlotte, of Elsineur,
from Medelina, It IL Bonne master, laden with rock-
mos, and matts, and bound for Greenock, ran into
Barley Cove, (where the Leander was wrecked) in a
fog. When inside the crew found themselves in a dread-
ful place, with terrific breakers all round them. They
ler go an anchor and cable in 100 fathoms water, but it
would not hold her. The situation of the vessel was
discovered from shore, and information was sent to
Mr. Coghlan, who immediately on getting it, pro-
ceeded over land, accompanied by forty-nine men, who
carried his whttleboat to the bar of Barley Cove, where
she was launched. Mr. Coghlan himself was the first
to step in, and, followed by eight brave fellows, put off
for the vessel, which lay about a mile from any point'
of land surrounding the hay. Before they could suc-
the boat filled three times, but
, and at length got on board, when
'as run out from her, and every as-
given in striking yards and top-
imething easier ; but ►t was not till
and that Mr. Coghlan procured the
that she could be got out of the
ich presented a most perilous obsta-
is, however, at length happily ef-
p, crew, and cargo, tintunately pre-
ity, influence, ah.i personal exertions
Jed by his men.—Cork Advertiser.

. . 01 hind sull-gmits....,F,
ceed in reaching her 1
they still persevered, a
a stream anchor was
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• sistance having been
; 1 masts, she rode some
the riert morning, an
aid of other boats, tli
bay, the bar of whicl
i cle. The work was,
-I .. fected, and the sloop
scrred, by the activit;
,
, .of M. Coghlan,‘ aid(
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London, England, 1825-01-29

,This day was publidwit,

A New Edition, in One Volume, 12:no. price 61. boards, with
two Plates,

THE STORIES of OLD DANIEL. Ninth Edition.
rr These Stories were written with a view to indulge that
love of the wonderful, so natural to Children of all ages and
&Mons, without distorting their young minds by anything too hor-
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London : Printed for M. J. Godwin, Ste. at the School Library,
195, Strand. _

By whom also are published,
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those branches of Science which most immediately apply to the
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2. Tales- from Shakspeare: with twenty Engravings, for Young
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4. Mrs. Leicester's School : the History of Several Young La-
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The character of the three last publications, for strength of con-
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London, England, 1825-01-29

This day was published,

. .
Tn Elva. a New Edition, with colourni Plates, and a Map, 18s. bds.
TRAVELS in the GOLD and DIAMOND M-
TR ICTS of BRAZIL; describing the Methods of working
the 'dines, the Natural Productions, Agriculture, and Commerce,
and the Customs and Illanners of the Inhabitants; to which Is
added, a Brief Account of the Process of Am algatnation practised
in Peru and Chili.

By JOHN MAWR '
Priuted for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, Brown, and Green ;•
and sold by the Author, 140, Strand.
London, England, 1825-01-29

MITE CAMBRIAN PLTJTARCH, comprising Me-
moirs of some of the most Eminent Welshmen, from the Ear.
best Tim, s to the Present.

By JOHN H. PARRY, Esq.
London : Printed for W. Simpkin and R. Marshall, Stationere-
Dall-court, Ludgate-se, ert ; Oliver and Boyd, Edinburgh ; and
Dodges and M'Arthur, Dublin.

Oa Monday nest will be published,
CAPTAIN M EDWIN VINDICATED from th.
CALUMNIES of the REVIEWERS.
Printing for William Marsh, 145, o:feed-street, next to
Fladoug's Hotel.

This day was published,
In Three Volumes, 12tno. price 21s. boards,
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London, England, 1825-01-29

COURT OF KING'S BENCH, JANUARY N.

HOGG & ANOTHER, ASSIGNEES OF KENNING, &C.V. TREAS.
This was an action, tried at the last Sittings at Guild.
hall, brought by the plaintiffs, as assignees of George
Kenning, a bankrupt, to recover from the detendant the
value of sundry bales of silk which originally belonged
to the bankrupt, and had been transferred by him to the
defendant; and also the value of sundry other bales of
silk mentioned in an India House warrant, which wai-

rant was puf by the bankrupt into the hands of the de-
fendant. Upon the trial the Jury found for the plaintiffs,
in respect of thirteen bales of silk actually sent by the
bankrupt to the defendant, hut as to the India House
warrant, the July found for the defendant.
Mr. MARRYATT now moved. on the part of the de-
fendant, to set aside the verdict, upon the ground that
the evidence on the trial went to shew that advances in
money had, from time to time, been nude ny the de•
fendant to the bankrupt, which would render the trans-
fer of the bales by the bankrupt to the plaintiff a transfer
bonaftk.—ltule granted.
London, England, 1825-01-29

LAIV REPORT.

VICE-CHANCELLOR'S COURT, JANUARY 28.
Mr. SIDLIOTHAM moved for an injunction to restrain
the Governor and Company of the Bank of England
from paying out a sum of money invested in the Long
Annuities, under the following circumstances :—A Mr.
Dessoigne purchased a sum of Long Annuities, in'
the joint names of himself and his wife, but without, as
it was alleged, any intention of giving her any Imme-
diate interest in it. By a cfrdicil to his will, he be-
queathed that sun: to John Jeffries, on whose behalf the
present motion was made, after the death of the testa-
tor's wife. That event had happened; but Mr.Jeffries
having himself witnessed the codicil containing the be-
quest in his favour, was thereby precluded Iron eii-
jo.,ing the advantage which it intended to confer upon
him. The personal representative of the testator claimed

to be entitled to the sum in question ; and although Mr.
Jeffries could not oppose that claim under the codicil,
owing to the informality of the attestation, yet, having
a demand of upwards of £2OO, on the estate of the tes-
tator, for payment of which there were no other avail-
able funds, he had objected to the present transfer of
the £64 Long Annuities from the Bank of England.—
As a first step, he had served a distringas upon the
Bank, in consequence of which he had just received no-
tice, that unless he followed that proceeding up with
the injunction of the Court, the Officers of the Bank
would not feel themselves justified in retaining the stock.
The Learned Counsel, now, therefore, applied for an
injunction to restrain the transfer, upon affidavits stating
the above facts, and in addition, that ot, ing to the cir-
cumstances of the person claiming, there was every
probability that the money when obtained would be
consumed, and nothing left to satisfy the claim which
the plaintiff had upon the estate of the deceased.—His
Honour granted the injunction.
London, England, 1825-01-29

7'HE ARMY.

It is said that the 79th, or Cameronian 'Highlanders, now in
Ireland, are under orders for embarkation to India.
The Royal Military Academy at Woolwich, at present contains
only thirty Cadets. The number that have passed the Academy,
and are waiting for Commissions, are between sixty and seventy.
To give employment to the various Masters, the thirty above stated
are distributed through three rooms. It being contemplated by
his Grace the blaster-General to augment part of the Ordnance
Corps, which will cause a great diminution in thohalf.pay list, the
views of these young Gentlemen appear better than for years past.
Two divisions of the 31st Regiment of Foot, consisting of eight
hundred men, under the command of Lieutenant Colonel Flaaosr,
arrived from Portsmouth at Chatham, front whence they will em-
bark for Ceylon, in the East Indies.
London, England, 1825-01-29

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FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE.
The Earl of Lauderdale has arriveditt Wocirlan's lioiekßegent-
street, from his seat in Scotland.
Thu Hon. and Rev. A. Grey has salved alb:house in Chalk:e-
-1 street, Berkeley-square, from a tour.
The Doke and Duchess of Leinster have arrived at the Earl of
Harrington's, in the Stable-yard, Si. James's, from the Marquis
of Tavistock's seat, Oakley Howe Bedfordshire.
The Duke of Rutland left the duke of Devonshire's seat, Chats-
worth, Derbyshire, on Thursday, for Belvoir Castle.
Lord Frederick Lennox left town yesterday, for Manchester. -
Lords George and Sussex Lennox have arrived in town from
their brother's (the Duke of Richmond) seat, Goodwood, Sussex.
The Earl and Countess of Jersey have arrived at Warwick Cas-
tle from the Duke of Devonshire s seat, Chatsworth.
T. Davison, Esq. arrived in town yesterday, front Hastings.
IL Parnther, Esq. has arrived in Savillo-street, from Brighton.
George Petre, Esq. left the Clarendon Hotel, Bond-street, yes-
terday, for his seat in Lancashire.
The Earl and Countess of Falmouth have arrived at their seat,
Woolhampton, Ilerks, from the seat of Henry Banks, Esq. M.P.
Kingston Hall, Dorsetshire.
Departures from Read's Hotel, Lower Grosvenor-street 2—Lady
Bampfylde, for Clifton ; Captain Richard Castle, for Cardingron,
Bedfordshire; the Rev. --- Drummond, for ditto; and C. Sykes,
Esq. fur Paris.
Departures from Long's Hotel, Bond-street :—Mr. and Mrs.
Hayman, for Brighton; C. Reilly, Esq. foi the Continent; sad
Captain Johnson, for Portsmouth.
Arrivals at Batt's Hotel, Dover-street :—Mr. Thorold and fa-
mily, from Boston W. Rogerson, F.sq. ditto; and Captain and
Mrs. Sandys,from Bedfordshire. Departures: Mr and Mrs.
Bollond, for iath ' • Mr. and Mrs. Yates, for Toabridge ; Colonel
and Mrs. Massey, for Bath.
London, England, 1825-12-05

L L A.

FROM ACICERMANN.II 46 FORGET ME NOT."

Not fairer to the breath of morn
Wakes the pure-rose, or lowly thorn,
Nor lovelier to the gales of Heaven
Is violets' balmy fragrance gives,
Than opened Ella's youthful prime,
Exotic in too cold a clime;
Her spirit was so finely wrought
With such intensity of thought,
That this dull world weed to her eye
A thing of cold inanity !
A light breeze rippled o'er the sea,
The boat was dancing joyously,
And on the air a pendant flew,
In wreathing folds of asure blue.
Upon the shore, with tear-filled eye,
Pale Ella saw the vessel nigh,
And while she dosser press'd my arm
(As held by some o'erpowering charm),
Her parched lips no uterance gave,
Her tongue was silent as the grave,
l'ntil we parted—" lie thy lot
Whate'er it may, Forget me not !"
Was all she sighed. Oft on the main
llet last words flashed across my brain,
And I have crowed the boundless ocean,
Wlstre storms arise in wild commotion,
And where the mountain billows driven,
Wage war against the stars of Heaven ;
Yet still escaped the lightning's Sash,
And braved in vain the sea.storm's crash,
To see the fairest form on earth,
Inanimate in second birth ;
The loveliest thing of mortal clay,
rent beautiful in long decay !
Ttl• have seen each raven tress
fang o'er her lifeless loveliness ;
And mark'd the pale and faded cheek,
The lips, that all but language speak;
That even now, to soothe my lot,
Seem to repeat, " Forget me not !"
No, never, while the busy brain
Can memory or thought retain.
Dlay I forget thee; but my prayer
For thee shall Seraph ut ward bear;
And the last sigh, to close my lot.
Shall be, that I forget thee not !
Liverpool. AIONTASUI SITKOUR.
London, England, 1825-12-05

CERTIFICATES—Mc. 24.

.lolin Nichol and Peter Nichol, Coruhiil, merchants. Theists
Turner, Saundridge, Herefordshire timber-merchanr. John, Ra-
venhill Harding, Bristol, hrush-mater. S- Groves, Sheffield, saw-
manufacturer. Charles Cutterell, Southampton, victualler. William
Rich, Wigan, Lancaster, builder. T. J. Park, We4tbourne-place,
Chelsea, builder. Thomas Sutcliffe, Laugh :hi, York Aire, cotton-
spinner. Edward MOW, Berkeley-square, shoemaker. George
Augustus Linghana, •Whitechapel-road. wine-merchant. Phimas
Murphy. Charlotte-street, Binoin.bury-square, wine-merchant.
George Caswell, jun. Bat-01104ot', Nortuamptiishire, perato-
merchant. . John 'Thompson, Cheltenham, victualler.
London, England, 1825-12-05

ADMIRALTY-OFFICE, 21st I%tvntier, 182.5.

VOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that a Session of '1
• ever and Terminer and Gaol Delivery for the Trial of
oifeces committed on the High Seas, within the Jurisdiction (>l.l
• Admiralty of England, will be held at Justice Hall, in the Old
London, on Flimsy the 23d of December next, at eight
;;;:k in the morning:
Asti all Sheriffs, Gaolers, and Keepers of Prisons, in whose cus-
,,d-. any Prisoners, charged with Offence, committed on the High
.;,;5, or within the said Jurisdiction, may be, are hereby required
v.eimit a copy of the Commitment of every such Prisoner to
PtCCNELL, the Solicitor of the Admiralty, on Spring Garden
;.rfsee, Loudon, in order that the necessary measures may be
Ora, for removing all such Prisoners to his Majesty's Gaol of
ve.....zate, for trial at the said intended Session : and ail Mayors-
! Coroners, and other Officers, before whom any Inquisi.
•:unt, Informations, Examinations, or Recognizances may have
taken touching any such Offences, are required to transmit the
svne forthwith to dr. TtiOMAS SHILLTON, the Clerk of Arraigns of
e High (curt of Admiralty of England, at his Office, at the Sta-
lin» House in the Old Dailey, London. J. ur. CROKER.
London, England, 1825-12-05

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NEGRO SLAVERY.

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Abolition of Colonial Slavery.

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CLOSE OF LOTTERIES.
£200,000 ALL IN ONE DAY,
TUESDAY, 12th APRIL
and J. SIVEWRIGHT, the Contractors, beg to
sas • repeat, that the present Scheme is one of the last they shall
ever have the honour to submit to public notice, Government having
determined to pass no more Lottery Acts.
The Scheme contains
FOUR Prizes of £20,000,
'With Thirty other Capitals, &c. &c. amounting to £200,000
AU Sterling Money,--No Blanks,—ALL IN ONE DA V, the
12th APRIL.
Tickets and Shares for the above Two Hummun THOUSANR!
Pantos, are now on Sale at the Curraaceous °Fracas, 37, Corohill;
11, Holborn ; and 38, Haymarket.
J. and Si V P.WRIG HT, sold in Shares in the very last
tottery. 12,478: a Prize of £30,000 !

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London, England, 1825-03-23

PAYMASTERS AND ARMY AGENTS.

Mr. HUME then moved for a Return of the 11,270
Accounts, upon which it appeared a balance was due
by Army Agents, Paymasters, and others, to the War-
' Office prior to the year 1820, stating the regiments
from which due, and the names of those accounts upon
which money was still due. He observed that it was a great hard-
ship that balances, after such long standing, should be enforced.
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER said
that he h.id no intention to oppose the Return. The
(Hay would not occur again. It was net a delay of
office, but of the accountants themselves. The rule laid
down by the Honourable Member was too sweeping.
Pte Returns would be very vnluminous,and unless some
,p,cific motion was to be grounded on them, it would be better not
to put the Public to so great an expense.
Mr. T. WILSON said, that although the Right lion.
Gentleman had done much with respect to the future,
yet it was very cruel to many persons that the old ac•
counts should be left unsettled. One season why they
eve ieit in that state, was because Gentlemen in office
.;rd not wish to inculpate their predecessors. The House
therefore ought to absolve the Ministers from the difij-
cuities in which they were placed. Perhaps it would be
better to postpone the motion until the Government should decide
on some course.

Mr. LOCKHART suppet ted the motion.
Mr. HUME d:d not mean to charge the War-Office
11 with any disinclination to give information or to settle
'the accounts, but he must say, from his own experience,
that much irregitlAtity existed there in the way of doing
business.—The motions were then put and carried.
London, England, 1825-03-23

POOR ASSESSMENTS.

Mr. STURGES BOURNE moved for leave to
bring in a Bill to alter the law E 0 far as regarded the
rent of tenements to be assessed for Poor Rates.

Mr. CURTEIS supported the Bill.
After a tew words from Colonel WOO% Mr. Svites, Colonel
Daum, Mr. J. Bann.; Mr. LOCCUAILT, and Mr. S. Bottaus,
leave was granted to bring in the Bill.
London, England, 1825-03-23

H ATTON-G A EDEN.

Nathaniel Mountford, a respectable-looking young min, was
brought up in the custody of Read, jun. charged by Messrs. Cuhitt
and Co. architects, of Gray's Inn-road, with having embezzled
money to a considerable extent while in their employ as a confide:l.
tial pay-clerk.
The prisoner was ordered to give twenty four hours' notice of
bail, each surety in a hundred pounds, and himself in two hundred
pounds recognisances for his appearance at the ensuing Sessions.
London, England, 1825-03-23

BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED.
Thomas Loud and Thomas Burgess, Sktingberne, bankers..

BANKRUPTS.
Thomas Chi!coil, late of Lantarnam, Monmouthshire, miller*
to surrender April 6,7, and May 3, at eleven, at the Greyhound
Inn, Abergavenny. Attornies, Messrs. Bicknell and Co. Nesv-
square, Lincoln's Inn; or Mr. Croft, Pontypool.
William Haylett, Hammetamlth, victualler, March 29, at one,
April 5, at two, and May 3, at one, at the Court of Commit.
timers of Bankrupts, Basinghall-street. Attorney, Mr. Turner,
Lincoln's Inn-fields.
William Godwin, Strand, bookseller, March 26, and April 5, at
ekven, and April 30, at ten, at the Court of ConunisAooers of
Bankrupts, Basirthall-street. Attorney, Mr. Greenhill, Great
Carter-lane, Doctors' Commons.
William Woart, Woolwich, baker, March 26, April 12, and May
5, at ten, at the Court of Commissioners of Bankrupts, Basing-.
hall-street. Attornies, Mr. Sauter, Chancery-lane; or Mr.
Fooks, Dartford.
Williant'Howes, jun. Bohan's Terrace, Commercial-road, oilman,
March 26, April 5, and May 3, at eleven, at the Court of Com-
missioners of Bankrupts, Basinghall-street. Attornies, Messrs.
Clinton and Carter, High-street, Southwark.
James Challenger,late of Margaret-street, Cavendish-square, piano=
forte-maker, March 26, at eleven, April 2, and May 3, at ten,
at the Court of Commissioners of Bankrupts, liaaingball-street.
Attorney, Mr. H. Bishop, jun. Holhorn-court, Gray's Inn.

DIVIDENDS to be made in BASING H A u-sTitharr.
March 96,8. Brown and T. H. Scott, St.. Mary Hill, merchants,
at twelve. March 99, T. Rowe. Cafe lloyak, Regent-street, seine-
merchant, at ten. April 16, J. Cuff, Regent-street, jeweller, at
eleven. April 23, J. G. Lowman, late of Crawford-street, Hasy-
la-bonne, grocer, at ten. April 12, F. Rain, Fore-street Liam-
house, coal-merchant, at one. April 16, J. Woollett, 4iteeses
Head Inn, Southwark, tavern•keeper, at eleven. April 16, IL
Felton. Lawrence Pourdney-lace, hop-merchant, at eleven. April
16, J. H. Wrathall, llnion-street, Southwark, hat-maker, atom '
April 16, N. Rutt, Coleman-street, paper-hanger, at ten.
London, England, 1825-03-23

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DAY and MARTIN respectfully inform the Public
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Day and Martin are printed in white letters edged with pink and
black, and placed on a white ground, the addresb,
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ground, the preamble and directions for use are printed as before,
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FROM LAST NIGHTS GAZETTE.
BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED. . •
Edward Tooth, Histinp, haberdasher, front March 19 to May
7, at eleven, at the Court of Commissioner, of Bankrupts, Ba-
singhniktreet. •
Thames Missies, SpeMkurst-street, Burton-cresient, from March
19 to May 7, at ten, at the Court of Commitslawn of Bank-
rupts; Basin&&street.
London, England, 1825-03-23

laiSH TITHES.

Mr. HUME moved for a Return of the number of
Parishes in Ireland, in which the Tithe Commutation
Lill had taken effect, stating the amount of each Parish.—Granted.
Mr. HUME also moved tor a Return of the number
of Tithe Causes in Ireland during the years 1822 and
1823, excepting in the Coasistorial Corns of Ireland.
Mr. GOULBURN said he had no objection to the
motion, although he thought some dificu►ty might arise
in making the return.
After a few words from Mr. V. Film:mato, the motion was
agreed to.