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London, England, 1823-06-04

/RILAND.

Mr. BROUGHAM said he had a notice standing
for Tuesday 'elating to the Administration of Justice
in Ireland ; he wished now to postpone that notice to
Wednesday. The Hon. Member then presented
Petition from Sligo, complaining that a provision had
been introduced into a certain Bill on an entirely dif-
fcrentiubject ; a cl tuse interfering with their right of
fishing, and praying to have the Act amended :
the clause in question gave to an individual an ex-
clusive right of fishing on both sides the river, for
five miles, in a part where he had not a single foot
of property,The Petition was received.
London, England, 1823-06-04

SCOTTISH PIIBSS•

fir. ABERCROMBY rose to bring forward his
promised Motion respecting the conduct of the Lord
Advocate of Scotland. He was highly gratified that
the time had now arrived when he would be enabled
to redeem the pledge he had given the House, and to
afford the Learned Lord opposite an opportunity
which he must so much desire to vindicate his own
conduct. He was the more gratified at being thus
enabled, because every day, since he had brought the
subject forward last Sessiou,had given him increased
otitidence in his cause, and because he had been, he
/night say officially, calumniated in Scotland for the
part he had taken in the transactions to which his
motion would refer. Some explanation might, per-
flaps, be expected of him for having delayed so long
to bring this subject forward; this delay had arisen
from the press et business, which had obliged him to
postpone his notice from time to time; and it was not
tdl to-i.iht he had been able to bring it on. The
time wax now, however, arrived, at which he could
bring Mr. Borthwick's case forward, and call for the
ittd Bment of tilt: House upon it. In the considera-
tion of this he could not but believe that he should
be able to make cut tt case of great personal and
wouta state the lam; of the CAW;

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London, England, 1823-06-04

THE EVENLNG STAR.

LONDON.

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WEDNESDAY, JUNE 4, 1823.
THE FUNDS.
STOCK EXCIIANGE. TWELVE O'CLOCK.
Consols opened this morning at MA, at which price they
remain up to this hour, with little fluctuation.

• ••I

An Express from Paris this morning bring. the French Rentes
at Bsf. 65c. on Monday, and Spanish at 431.
It is reported, in Letters from Paris, that the French Mi-
nisters require Si for the New French Loan, but that the Con-
tactors wiU not give more than 85.

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London, England, 1823-06-04

LABouncr.s IN THE ENE-YARDS.

Mr. HUME presented a Petition from the La-
bourers in the Dock-yards, complaining of the low
rate of wages which they were at present receiving.
The Honourable Gentleman hoped the House would
look at this Petition with attention, as by the hard-
ships which these individuals were subjected to, many
of them were forced to leave their country and settle
oat of the kingdom, taking with them the knowledge'
of their art into the service of those who might after-
wards become the enemies of their country.
Sir B. MARTIN said he should be happy to give
this Petition his lona serious attention.

Mr. LITTLETON said, the Honourable Member
for Aberdeen had a notice of motion standing for to-
day on the subject of the Laws at present existing re-
specting Artizans quitting the kingdom. He would
put it to the Hon. Member to say, whether, at this
advanced period of the Session, it would not be de-
sirable to postponehismotion till the next Session ?

General GtiSCOYNE was also in favour of the'
question being postponed till next Session.
Mr. HUSKISSON also recommended to the Hon.
Member to postpone his motion for the present. He
vas not hostile to the object which the Honourable
Member had in view.; on the contrary, he was friendly
to it, for he considered the laws in question as being
la general inoperhtive, and in some cases unjust.
After a few words from Sir G. Coatatiaw, the Pe-
tition MU received, and ordered to be printed.
HUME then said, that after what had fallen
from the Right Hon. Gentlemen opposite, and other
Nom Gentlemen, he should not press his motion re-
lative to ai tizans to night, but would withdraw it till
next Session.
London, England, 1823-06-04

This day was published,
' +••':--
In One Volume, Bvo. Flee 7s. 6d. board.,
f
A TREATISE on MENTAL DERANGEMENT.
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London, England, 1823-06-03

ISLE OF WIGHT REGATTA.
THE REGATTA and SAILING-MATCH this
spoon, will take place at COWES, on MONDAY the
sitbogad TUESDAY the 29th of JULY ensuing, as fixed by
the ROYAL YACHT C 13.
NO. WARD, 11. M. and Svcretary.
London, England, 1823-06-03

TEE .• • . • •
• •
lie Diced* of Done Artillery intl.garrison of tinse4ch,"
eseekimaded by Major Maaisokime, Shill lo proceed to 1)ublllf on
the arrival of Celoftel Witaanii Des's troop of Hone Artil-
lery, which have received orders to !Wowed from NI/ix/belch- 1
Monday se'snight the troop of Hone Artillery, confnuuided
by Major Cason, kft Ringmer* Barrack. for Ireland.
A general exchange of quarters in the Infantry through Ire-
land will take•gilliet in the emitting month. •
The 75th Highlander., from. Kilkenny, replace the lat Bilk
Brigade at Ratisheale.
The 29th Foot is to be replaced at Mullingar by the S3d, and
the 29th la to move to gunk.
The 17th (Lekestinikite) Itelimeht, which }may arrived in
the Winthelsva Indiums from Calcutta. is new at Chatham.
The first, second, and third division of the 770 (East Mid-
Walks) Regiment of Infantry are on their /owe for Ireland.
Two companies of the. Sikh Regiment are orders-4 to smirch
from Vieeden to Chester.
The third and last diiision of the 7th Dragoons arrived on the
30th ult. at I'ortpatsick, on their way to Ireland.
London, England, 1823-04-07

Thistday *as published,.

The Fourth Zdition, enlarged, ih. Osier Vol. 14avo..price ?a 6d.
plain, or 10-4.6 d. coloured, .
C°NVIIRSATIONS on BOTANY. With Twenty-
one Engravings.
The abiect of this 'Wm% is to enable young persons to acquire
a knowledge of the vegetable production( of their native coun-t.
tty t for this purpose .he erraegerarat of -Linnaeus is b.
plained,and a native plant of each class (with a few upWitsfas)
is examined, and illustrated by an Engraving ; and a shalt ac-
count is added of •scone.of-the -principal foreign species.
.rrtnted for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and• Brown, London.

This day were published,
In Two Volumes, 12.m0. price 144. boards,
/"CONVERSATIONS on MINER A LOG I.—With
N../ Plates, engraved by Mr. and Miss Lowry, from Original
Dgawiugs comprising upwards of 400 Figures of Minerals, in-.
eluding twelve beautillully coloured Specimens.
Printed fur Longman' Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pa-
tcrooster-roye ~ and sold by J. Mawe, 149, Strand.
,* The plan of these Conversations is happily conceived, and
it is executed with ability and taste.. We may, therefore, un-
hesitatingly chagacterise this. Work as one of the most desirable
Text Books that hare issued from the British Press."...-Monthly
RevieW, Det:;.11194,
London, England, 1823-04-07

" That this Court is deeply impressed with the injustice and:
impolicy of the existing rcAticticna on the Stipa Trade or Drir..
India.

" That these restrietlons, whilb they operate most injuriously.
on the interests of the Dl2rthates, the Ship Owners, thr Sugar.
Refiners, and the Munnfacturers of this Country, as well as on,
those of the British commtuaity at large, are peculiarly oppres-.
she and unjust towards our fellow-subjects in India, sod. highly
tlutriniental tb the interest* of the last India Company, not
oily as a Commercial Body, but its connection with the.prospo-
city of the dominions placed under their government.
" That, as the inhabitants of British India hare•the strongest:
claims on the protection of . the East India. Company, it is .the'
duty of this Court to afford their energetic support to all . mea-
sures that have a tendetcy to promote the prosperity of the vast
population over whom they preside, and .who are equally end-.
tied with every other cilia% or British subjects .tu the favourable
otnideration of the BritiAt Legislature.

" That it appears to this Court, that since the tepee, by the
Agri of list Session of l'arliament, of the restrictions formerly.
imposed Os the West India trade, no pretension exists fur any
advice protection to the sugars of the West-India Colonies:
against those of British India.
" That as the present unequal duties on the sugars of:the Saitt-
ari West [tulles terminate in .larch, 1824, this .Court. dot
priestly meommend to the immediate attention of the Court
Bisectors the necessity of using their strenuous effeirts-veith his
Ilajesty's Moister& to obtain an equalisation of the said dudes.
" That should these efforts prove unsuccessful, contrary to the.
jest expeetationsof this Court, the Court of Directors be re-.
quests% and enjoined to present petitions, in the' name and on
behalf of the East India. Company, to both Houses of Parlia-
ment, praying for an equalization of the duties on Easeand West
India Sugars, and for permission to be heard by Counsel. before•
the two Houses of Parliament respectively, in support of their
claims.* JOSEPH D.41.7', Secretary.
London, England, 1823-04-07

VisterA,llarch 24, Me4,lliqtes,

The Bill to encourage the
amended by the Committee,
contains the following enz
let. That It is expedient to br
between strong beer and table beer,
2d. Sueh beer may be brewed
of Se. per barrel.

3d. Not less than five barrels of .
'Me 3nd a half, are to be made from
she price of such beer is not
10d. the gallon, as sold in large ,
son charging more than this price
o[ .e5O. Any person making an cm.
doe, who shall brew porter, or beer
than above mentioned, or uses an:
yeast. and Water, shall be fined £:
4th. Persons brewing this bee►
be subject to the some regulations
Sth. Brewers of this beer are
their premises, it not being for co)
sell any other beer or ale on tb'
jetted to a fine of Lind for every

6th- Dreweei Of Ether 'beer ma)
s Bernie fot-this peirperie,.PrOvitiett
malt' Itniting inners% within one
'miles tor making this bear; And pi,
any other brewery Within the distauce
premises."-Every• trahression of
offei;der to be*panished'by a tine

7th. •Any periOn railai its. "annoy
allowed to sell this beer, provided 1.
on the premise's; but this license
any other beer or ale than this.

Bth. Any person selling this beer
license, is to be fined for every such

9th, 106, and 11th. The duties
under the management of the Commissioners
levied as they levy other duties,
dated ?nod.

. 14th. MI the buildings, tabs, and
this beer, are Id be described to
fret oise another by some particular
for brewing this beer are to be erected
brewery for brewing other beer, -
other beer, are to be erected within
in which this beer is to be brewed.
13th. Every person brewing beer
sate the storehouse or room, which
tog matt.

itth. The einantities of mart received
into a boot kept for that purpose,
the Inspection of the Excise Officers.

15th. Every person brewing this .
of malt to the inspection of the Excise
thy on hand does not correspond •
be fined for every offence X2OO.
16th. Brewers may have their stock
ditpute the Officer's judgment by -
17th. This beer must not be put
butts, and every cask must be measured

18th. When sent out in casks of
casks are to be marked aids the pause
and the figure 5, under a penalty
19th. Alt brewers of this, and
make a declaration in writing'of the
beer brewed at every brewing. 1
cealingsor altering such a declaration,
penalty of *.etroo for every offence.
V.Otisi. This Act is to take effect

Yeatria* morning the Dt.
Nvine • Sery ice at •the Chapel
palace at &. James's. After*
neis.rOde on hOtsebaclL
•
~‘curday morning the Du(
..cess.orKEnv, and the Princess
attendants, left Claremont, w'
Irlsir to Prince' Laroeuiu for
`evening' the Itkijal Duchess
31)Pera- with her pseience.
• Yesterday, Divine Service
Rev. Dr. BLOMBERG, to the Ki
Palace in 'Pall-Mall.
- The Earl of KINNOULI, we
riously indisposed at his house,

Among the military appoint
Gazette, is that of the Duke -
son, the Marquis of Doww,
regiment, by purchase.
h is stated, in the sottihamptom
cost the county of Wilts alone
year, for the purpose of sendiu
to their own country, who c.
meld Libour..
London, England, 1823-04-07

BRIGHTON, APRIL G.

On theimportant subject of the SOVEREIGN'S health,
we arc rejoiced to have it in our power to report most
favourably. His MAJEsTv's recovery from the re•
cent slight attack of gout, has . been uninterrupted,
aLi the reply at the Paiute to enquiries, has been
each day more favourable than that of the former.—
To-day it Ilis MAJESTY is
-better."

The Palace Chapel had a crowded .congregation
this morning. but, as the weather was hazy, damp,
and chilling, his MAJESTY was not there.
In the Equerries compartment of the Royal Closet,
mere the LORD STEWARD, Earl BATHCRST, and Sir
W. KEITEL. The Royal Household were present.
Officiating Mini►ters--the Dean of HEREFORD, and
the Sub-Dean of the Chapel Royal, St. James's. A
very fine discourse front the pulpit was delivered by
the former, from the fourth and fifth verses of the
siath chapter of Deuteronomy. The voice of the Dean
of HEREFORD is full and clear ; his articulation is re-
markably distinct, so that not a word he utters can
be misunderstood ; and, added to these advantages,
his emphasis is always correct, and luminous of .the
sacred truths it is his object and his duty .to impress.
lhe King's band, with Mr. ATwooD at the organ, as
usual, w•as in attendance. • •
London, England, 1823-04-22

WI day was published,
• In. Ono Vblume, tBt o. rice Bs. 6d. boards,
ACOILECTION of LATIN MAXIMS and
BULBS in LAW and EQUITY, selected from the
mat ingslibt Authors, on the Civil, Canon. Feudal, English,
tsi latts Law i with an EitoLuu TILASSLATION, And an Appen-
dia Reference to the Authorities from which the Alu.hus
oft sleeted.
By FRANCIS HALKERSTON, LLD.
Anhor of " The Compendium of the Faculty Collection of
Decisions,, &c.
!dated ftzr Ci Hunter, Law liookseller, Bell-yard, Lincoln's
1•Itiodon .1. Anderson and Co. and Macredie and Co.
likibtegh.

•
COLOMBIAN LOAN.
MOTICE is hereby giveri, jilutt the SIECOND
II HALF-YEARLY DIVIDEND of this LOAN wWbi
paid to the Bond-holders on the la day of MAY next, and suit-
stibsequtent day (Sundays excepted). The Dividend W
are to he left for examination at the Office at Messrs. AirriX:
ring, W. Graham, and J. D. Towles, Nu. 3. Freeman's-4mM
C,ornhill, one day previous to receiving the DivAdend.
Freeman's-cotirt, March 27. 1823. •
London, England, 1823-04-22

PRAGUE, APRIL 5.

The plan of joining the Danube with the Moldaw,
which falls into the Elbe in the Circle of I3unzlow,
is revived. It is proposed to effect, by this means,
a canal from the Danube, near Lintz, to the Mol-
claw, at Badwcis. where that river is already naviga-
ble. The difficulties are very great, from the nature
of the country through which the canal would have
to pass; and k vas formerly thought that the expense
would be so great, that the plan would not answer :
but now that the Navigation of the Elbe is free, the
use is different, since Austria would obtain by such
a canal an uninterrupted cpmmunication, by water,
from t:le Noah Sea to the Danube, and into the
heart of all the provinces connected with that river
by navigable streams; so that even Salzburg and In-
rptncic would participate in the advantage.
London, England, 1823-06-10

This movement was military,. but this corps must be
relieved at Sara by a reserve, otherinse nothing
can pi-event gallasterosfrom placing himselrbeiween
our armies and disturbing the troops whirl &siege
.Pionspelutia. This multiplication of forms in Cata-
lonia, where the activity and talents of Moncey can-
not supply_ numbers, would doubtless-give- facilities
for blockading and besieging fortresses, but it cannot
prevent the Spaniards froth occupying the country.
*e must not forget that, in the last war, we occupied
Barcelona, Hostalrich, Figueras, Lztida, Tarragona,
Tortosa, &c. and that Lacy, Manso, Liobera, and espe-
cially Milans, came, nevertheless, into the midstof our
cantonments, always beaten, but always recovering
from their defeats when we thought them annihilated.
London, England, 1823-06-10

XVENIN9 'SIAM 2 7 L,
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LONDON.

• I

TUESDAY, JUNE 10, ?SRS.
Tut FUNDS.

STOCK EXCHANGE. TiVELVE O'CLOCK.

Consols, opened this mornineat to at which price they
remain steady. We understand that a large quantity of Spanish
Bonds have been offered at Paris at 42, but few sales could be
,effected.
London, England, 1823-06-10

FOREIGN FUNDS.

Spanish Bonds opened this morning at .161—weie done at 37,
with little business doing. _ _

Current Prices:—Chilian nothing done, New Spanisli 36j to
New Prussian (Hi, Russian 80i, Danish 89k, Coiomb. 61.
PRICE OF STOCKS AT ONE O'CLOCK.
Bank Stock 217 K 218-3 per Ct. Itedu. 801/8 80i/8
31/2, per Cents. 923/4-4 per Cents. Old 97% Ys
India Bonds 38s. 395.
Exchequer Bills of £l,OOO, 19s. 21s.
Do. Small 20s. 245. pr.—Cons. tin Acct. 811/6 81 811/4

The latest accounts from Seville confirm the state 4
ment in the French Papers, that the Cortes had re.
solved to remove the KING and transfer the Govern-
ment to Cadiz. This measure was agreed upon at a
Sitting of the Cortes, when only ten Members were
present, seven of whom were in favour of the mea-
sure, and three against it. The spirit of party mani-
fested itself very strongly at Seville, and several
Members of the Cortes have left that city, and others
who remain have ceased to take a share in its dis--
London, England, 1823-06-10

ROBINSON'S PREPARED BARLEY, and
PREPARED GROATS, for making superior Barley
Water or Gruel, in Ten Minutes.
• Matthias Robinson, Inventor of the above highly. esteemed
Articles, respectfully random the Public against spurious imi-
tations offered for Sale ; and which the Venders have unblushingly
stated to be Robinson's Preparation, or the same as Robinson's.
The Prepared Barley, and Prepared Groats, are Patronized
by the first Medical Practitioners in the Metropolis, and in
every part of the Kingdom where they, have been introduced,
and as they are generally used in rases of Illness, or as a pfcultar
tine Food for Infants, too much care cannot be taken to prevent
an improper commodity being substituted.
M. IL begs to state, his Preparations are made from the
finest Pearl Barley, and beat Embden Groats, under his own
immediate inspection, and will keep in any Climate.
Sold wholesale and retail, by Matthias Robinson, 64, Red
Lion-street, Holborn; Messrs. Butler, Chemists, 4, Cheapside,
St. Paul's; 220, Regent-street, London; Waterloo-place, Edin-
burgh; and Sackville-street, Dublin ; sole Agents for the Conn-
try. and Retail, by the principal Druggi►ts in the Kingdom, in
lib. Packets, at Sd. and Tin Canisters of 21b. each, at Ss.
••• Be careful to ask for Robinson's Prepared Barley and
Prepared Groats, and to observe none is Genuine which has not
his Name and Address printed on each packet.
London, England, 1823-06-10

AN INFALLIBLE MEDICINE FOR THE REMOVAL
OF ALL INTESTINAL ♦VORMS.

IT has been too fatally observed that the drastic
operation of the usual Anthelminctics not unoften leaves
the constitution of a Worm-Patient more debilitated and irri-
table than before their exhibition ; thus exemplifying the homely
truth, that " the remedy is' worse shin the "disease ;"—but the
mac is seldom effected—ant in the list of the " miroirW medico.
rim," diseases arising from worms display an awful predominance.
In early infancy, convulsions, fever, watery-head, and other
fearful maladiei are often only the effects of worms, the re-
moval of which would so mitigate the symptoms as to ensure a
mild treatment of an otherwise doubtful case. To a Mother's
anxiety this -assurance will impart no small consolation—and to
the adult patient, whose hopes have been long mocked and at
length desolated by delay and disappointment, !this
.prospect of
c••rtain relief will cheer him to the trial of an inestimable•remedy.
Mr. CII.43IIiCRLA/N is Preparations of COWHAGE are mild and
innocuous, have an operation purely mechanical,. are sanctioned
by the most eminent of the Faculty, and his Treatise on the
subject contains testimonials highly honourable to his practice.
It i t published at 20, Paternoster-row. The Medicine may be
procured at No. 5, Wellington-street, Strand, London ; in Pots,
at 4s. 6d. and gs. each—the latter for the Toe-worm.
Country Patients, by enclosing ,a Bank-note, will receive the
balance in the pareel containing the Medicine.
No. 5, Wellington-street, Strand, London.

TliE PUBLIC are earnestly:warned- agrilist nu-
merouc Istuyettous:of. Doclos Socortou's CORDIAL
BA LM OF G I LEAD, put forth by several unprincipled In-
dividuals to ensnare and deceive. The great reputation so long
enjoyed by that excellent Medicine for the cure of Nervous Corn-
plainta,Declines, and Diseases induced by Excessive Indulgeneles,
and the great demand. for it, have.tempted the *ortbless and un-
principled to this nefarious practice, by which many invalids have
been irreparably injured. These imitations extend not only to
the Name of this medicine, but to the Advertisements, Wrap.
pers on the bottles, and every distinguishing mark except THAT
WHICH WOULD INVOLVE THIC LITE OP THE DIZAZDATOZ, namely, the
words " Samuel Solomon, Liverpool," engraved on the Govern-
ment Stamp affixed to each Bottle, to imitate which is felony,
and punishable as such. To this distinguishing mark the public
attention is particularly directed, withoin which no " CORDIAL
BALM whatever has any claim to the merits of Dr. Solomon's
invention.

••• The genuine medicine is prepared at Gilead-!louse, near
Liverpool, and sold by Mr. Johnston, Bookseller, No. 68, Corn-
hill; Mr. Sanger (late Bacon and Co.) ISO, Oxford Street, op..
pocite New Bond Street ; Mr. Ward, Holborn ; • and Mr. Strad-
ling, Royld Exchange, London ; in bottles at lls. each, and fa-
mily bottles, containing the quantity of four small ones, for 335.
whereby Zia may be saved.
N. B. Be careful to ask for " Doctor Solomon's Cordial Balm
of Gilead," and look at the name on the Stamp.
London, England, 1823-06-17

CREASE'S CHEAP PAINTS.•

THE much-approved CHEAP PAINTS,
are MANUFACTURED by JAMES CREASE and
SON, 53, West Smithfield, London :
CHEAP TAR PAINT,
Of a chocolate colour, in a state ready for use, and requiring no
heat, in casks of 1121 L. at 2d. per lb. and of 40Ibs. at 2&d. per lb.
CHEAPEST OIL' PAINT,
Of a russet colour. ready for use (not tar), at 4d. per lb. in
casts or 561bs. and upwards
CHEAP GREEN PAINTS.
The Common Invisible Green, No. 1, at Hs. per cwt.
The best ditto, ditto No. 2, at 461.
In a stiff state, requiring eight gallons of drying Oil to the cwt.
to thin them or use, or with the Oil, and ready mixed for use,
in Jars of 71bs. and upwards, at 6d. and sd. per lb..
A neat Olive Green, No. 1, at 9d. per lb.
A good ditto, ditto, No. 2, at Is.
A superior ditto, No. 3, at is. 6d.
Nest ditto, No. 4, at 25.
In a itiff state, or ready for use, in jars of 21b. and upwards.
Stzon Green, 21. per lb. Patent Grass Green, Is. 6d.
Spanish Olive, 2s. 6d. 4 and 3s. per lb.
In Jars of 11b. and upwards.—These Colours may be had
in
Powder at the same price.

- -
JAPAN GREEN,
Fbr Venetian Blinds, Fenders, Flower Baskets, &c. In Bottles;
at Is. id. Ss: 6d. and Ss. each ; or its Jars of 4lbs. and upwards,
at ls. ad. per lb.
BEAUTIFUL CHROME GREENS,
At from Ss. to Ss. per lb. and in Powder at the same price.
READY PREPARED PAINTS
Of every kind, properly mixed for In-door and Out-door Work.
White Paint of the very best quality at Thd. per lb. other Co-
lours in proportion.
Genuine WHITE LEAD, Common ditto, and OILS,
COLOURS, and VARNISHES of every description. AEU-
?4ATIC PAINTS, &c. &c.
Investments of these--" Articles properly assorted and. packed
for Exportation.
Patterns of the Greens, and Lists of the Colours may lie
seen at the MAN UFACTOit Y, 0, WEST-SMITHFIELD,
LONDON.
' -

_
ELINiANT GLazaas, FURNITURE, &c.—The No.
bility and Gentry ate invited to- inspect the Ware-
rooms of COOPER and Sox, 95,.Bishopsgate-,Within.
where is exhibited an assortment of new and second-
hand Plate.Glasses' admirably suited to every descri p-
tionot drawing or dining rooms. The prices are just
reduced 40 per cent. on Plates measuring 100 inches
by n and upwards; and on those of smaller, dimen-
sions the alteration will be found equally important.
'The
extensive preference given to this Establishment
is thankfully acknowledged by the Pioprittors. who,
in their endeavouis to evince their gratitude, by ma-
nufacturing articles is a' superior manner, at prices
!suitable to the times, fibps7 to merit a continuance of
public supports In the furniture department is corn-'
every nest add elegant article of Upholstety,
Cabinet, and Chair-were, regulated upon such a
shale of 4onsarni as to ,desiand and ensure the pa-
tiruyagejA tank and fashion.. . .
London, England, 1823-06-17

This day was published, in Svo. price 6s. in boards,
DIIANTOMS ; a Poem, in Two Parts: with
MYRBHA, a Fragment, translated from the Provencal.
By J. H. ST. AUBYN.
Printed for G. and W. B. Whittaker, Ave Maria-lane.
London, England, 1823-06-17

JUST ARRIVED from the EAST INDIES, and
never before seen or exhibited in Europe, two of the most
beautiful Animals in the World, the 1305 INDICUS MINOR,
or the Little Zcbu of the Ganglia fill, the interior of Ilin-
dostan. Also a SPOTTED DEER, from the IsISA of Seurat.,
commonly called the Tiger Ceruntry, of a species unknown in
Europe. In roe same Collection will
.be shewn two LIVE,;
*LAND TIJ RPINS, of the Tortoise Genus, just arrived from
the interior of Nevr South Wales; they ate of enormous size,
generally allowed to be the largest of that species ever found.—
These curious anclinteresting Animals are now exhibiting at the
WATERLOO ROOMS, 94, Pall-Mall, daily, from Ten till
Six.—Admittance One Shilling.
London, England, 1823-06-17

vicru RE OF THE QUEEN'S TRIAL.

11.. GEORGE 1-JAYTER'S GREAT lIISTO-
LTA. RIC.IL PICTURE of the late farl•:klN*B TRIAL,
which has already been visited by upwards of Twenty Tirutpand
Persons, and received such unprecedented approbation, both for
its excellent Portraiture of all the first Pcrs,,nages of this Coun-
try, and faithful Representation of the Interior of the House
of Lords, p,nding that memorable epoch, will, for a few weeks
longer, continue to be exhibited at Mr. C.kUT re Great Rooms,
80h, Pall-mall.—Open from Nine till Dusk.

Admittance One
London, England, 1823-06-17

MODERN VOYAGES AND TRAVELS.

MANY Persons being desirous of possessing them-
selves of this valuable series of recent VOYAGES and
TRAVELS, who are deterred from the purchase by the full
price of the Eight existing Volumes, are hereby informed that
for three Mouths from this time, complete sets in Eight Vo-
lumes will be sold at FIVE GL I NEAS, handsomely half-hound
with red-roan backs. Early applications are however recom-
mended, as only a few complete copies can be made up.
The Series contains above sixty works of recent Voyages and
Travels, four Mils of which are nowhere else to he met with
in the Language,. and the others at exorbitant prices.
The separate Volutnes at One Guinea, as heretofore; and the.
Ninth Volume, which is In course of publication will be com-
pleted on the first of Septemtier.
Bride-court, Bridge-street, June 9, 1823.
London, England, 1823-06-17

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

The Bill for extinguishing Tithes and customary Payments in
lieu of Tithes, and demands for Easter Offerings within the Lon-
don or City Liberty of Sc. Andrew, Holborn, and making com-
pensation in lieu thereof, was read a third time and passed.
Mr. S. RICE moved the third reading of the Limerick Local
Taxation Bill.

Colonel DALY had strong objections to the Bill.
Mr. GOULIIURN opposed the Bill, as it bad for its object
the erection of Courts for determining causes of which the ex-
isting Courts had cognizance.
Mr. Dawson; and blr. CaaaoL also opposed the Bill; which,
after a few observations in its defence by Mr. Rica, was read a
third time and passed.
Mr. Secretary PEEL presented certain Papers from the
Ofkce of the Treasurer of the County of Middlesex.
London, England, 1823-06-28

BLACKHEATH.
DELIGHTFUL VILLA RESIDENCE,
TIEII excellent OFFICES, and beautiful PLEASURFJ
GROUNDS, excellent KITCHEN GARDEN and HOT-
ROUSE, overlooking Greenwich Park.
By Mr. ROBINS,
(Of Warwick House, Regent-street.)
On the Premises,
Cle Telmer, the Ist day of July, 1821% at Twelve o'Clock.
DELIGHTFUL VILLA RESIDENCE,
situated on BLACKHEATH.
The Property and late Residence of
The Right Honourable Lord LVIZELTON.
Bell on Lease under the Crown, for an unexpired Term of
„ FORTY YEARS, at a low Bent of £5l. Os. and .C 3
'mate to Greenwich Parish.
Ike House contains a large and elegantly constructed Saloon,
kith three spacious Windows o: SUPERB ST AI NED G L ASS
PICTURES, in Figures and Landscapes, parted from the
Goa by a Passage, in which are affixed two small Windows
WPltia Suined Glass Landscapes; an elegant Lobby, supported
ill. Columns; a Drawing-room, highly embellished; a wall
wet Dining-parlour, both looking into Greenwich Park ; a
actakfast-room, ceernniutlicating with the Saloon; a Library,
fitted sp with Maiangany Bookcases of the most exquisite De-
lla; eleven Bed-chambers on the upper Story, with every re-
%ale Doratstic Office.
, Tie Pleasure-Ground presents an uticommon beautiful silsall
I' cope, separated on the right from the Heath by a Wall,
steered
with Ivy, and by its junction with the Park by an open
'lmo Paiisadoe, with an Entrance Otte thereto; an elegant Al-
connectiug with Messrs. Cato's Wire Fence on ode side,
2,14 a Hedge of Shrubs on the other, to an excellent Ditches
"den; capital Hot-house for Exotics, and a Wall clothed with
Vat choicest Fruit Trees.
The Whole is in Cie best state of Repair; and idemediate P0e-
:74311 may be had; the Situation is remarkably healthy, and is
. douched; and every Convenience for the Supply of is Pa-
London, England, 1823-06-28

HAMPSHIRE.

Desirable FAMILY RESIDENCE, with OFFICES, excel-
lent G ARDEN, P LEA SU RE-0 EGUN D, IS 11-PUN DS,
and upwards of EIGHTY-FOUR ACRES. of. excellent
Water Meadow, Pasture, Amble, and Wood Land.
By Mr. ROBINS,
(Of Warwick House, Regent-street),
London, England, 1823-06-28

FRENCH PAPERS.

(FROM Tax MONITEUR OF WEDNESDAY, JUNE 25.-
OFFICIAL PART.)
TELEGRAPHIC DISPATCH FROM BAYONNE.
(Arrived at Paris the 24th of June, in the morning.)
0 MADRID, JUNE 20.
" THE MAJOR-GENERAL TO HIS EXCELLENCY THE
London, England, 1823-06-28

TRIAL OF GOTTE ON THE CHARGE OF ARSON.

This morning the Court was crowded to excess, at
an early hour, in consequence of the trial of this man
being appointed to come on. _
At nine o'clock the Reconnzu and Aldermen
having taken their seats, disposed of some trivial cases.
At ten o'clock Mr. Justice BunnouGn having
come into Court the prisoner Gotte, aged 38, was put
to the Bar. He appeared dejected and sullen, and
was very shabbily dressed. The indictment charged
him with having wilfully and maliciously set fire to a
certain dwelling-house in the Parish of St. Luke,
with intent to defraud and injure a Mr. GEORGE
PANTON CARR.

There was a second indictment against him, for
setting fire to a house in New-street, in the parish of
St. Martin's in the Fields;—But,
_ _ _

On the motion of Mt. BO LLAND, the trial was put
off for three hours, in consequence of the absence of
a material witness, who was hourly expected.
At one o'clock the trial was resumed. Mr. MAR-
SHAM opened the pleadings. The case was stated by
Mr. BOLLAND ; who then proceeded to call the wit-
nesses, who were under examination when our Re-
porter left the Court.
Twenty-eight witnesses are to be examined, and
the trial is expected to continue until very late in
the evening.
London, England, 1823-06-28

COURT OP 61ANCERY-71171S D. 41;.

COVENT-OA EDEN THEATRE.
The LORD CHANCELLOR took a view of this im-
portant case, and wished it to be spoken to again,
upon the effect of the deed by which the Theatre has
been let to lessees as to 7-Bths of it ; and added, that
he wanted further assistance in the decision of this
case; and that as to the demurrer, for want of parties,
he would give his judgment nest Tuesday.

COLOMBIAN LOAN.
Mr. WETHERELL trusted that the letter which a
party in this case had sent to his Lordship, had not
offended him : and that, as this was a very important
matter, he should move it when the Attorney•Gene-
!al was present, unless the order of bearing niotisns,
according to the priority of their dates, was rigidly
tar be enforced.

The Lotto CllANcaLcon said, the letter in question
had nut offended him in any manner. The matter
was very important, and, being for an injunction, was
an exception to the general rule of taking motions ac-
cording to the priority of their dates.

RAMSHAY V. RAMSHAY.

Mr. SHADWELL said, this was the case of a ward
of the Court. Great pains had been taken for the
interest of the ward, and his Lordship had ordered
the costs to be taxed as between solicitor and client;
but the Registrar had started a difficulty in draw-
ing up the order in that form, and his motion was to
remove that difficulty, which his Lordship ordered.

OLD BAILEY SESSIONS.-THIS DA V.
London, England, 1823-06-28

MINISTER OF WAR.

" The vanguard of the 2d corps, after having overthrown the
rear-guard of Ballasteros, on the 14th, at Algemesi, carried the
same day the tcte du pont of Alcira, on the Jucar. The enemy
lost his artillery, and some hundied men ; he had several killed,
and many wounded."
REPORT OF MARSHAL MONCEY TO HIS EXCELLENCY
London, England, 1823-06-28

The House is a substantial White Brick Edifice, seated on a
Lawn; containing, on the Ground Floor, a handsome Portico,
Entrance-hall and Vestibule, a Drawing-room, a capital Dining-
room, a Library, Butler's Pantry, Housekeeper's-room, Kit-
chen, Scullery well• supplied with good Water, Larder, and
Cellars for Ale, Wine, Beer, Coals, &c. Servants'-hall, and
principal and secondary Staircase. On the First Floor. a large
blunting-room, three best lied-rooms and Dresaing-rnoms, a
Nursery, and a Water-closet.- On the-Second Floor, four good
Bed-chambers and four Servants Bed-rooms :—Dairy,
house, Brewbouse, Laundry, &c. an enclosed Yard, with dou-
ble Coach-house, Harness-room, two Stables fur five Horses,
with Lofts, Coachman's-room a►er,. Cart Shed, &c.
A neat COTTAGE and FARM-YARD, with Cow-house,
opt.; Stable, Piggery, &c. two capital Kitchen. Gardens, one
principally walled, well stocked, cropped, and planted with
choice Fruit Trees, Hot-house, Green-house, &c. a Terrace
Walk to the reames, and two Faculty Pews in the Church,and
About TWENTY ACRES of rich Meadow Land.
To be viewed by Tickets only, between the hours of twelve
and four, Sundays excepted. Particulars may he had on the
Premises; at the Bear, Reading and Hungerfonl ; Pelican,
Newbury; Castle, Salt-hill; Castle, at Slough, Speen.hi.l, and
Marlborough; Sun, Maidenhead; White Hart, Windsor; of
Messrs. Gibbs, Solicitors, 56, Old Broad-street; at Garraway's;
and of Mr. Robins, 170, Regent-street, of whom Tickets for
viewing may be had.
London, England, 1823-06-28

MARRIED.

The Rev. James Thomas, Vicar of St. Mary's, rlaverfaid.
west, to Maria Ann, daughter of the late Benjamin Mai, Esq.
Banker, Bristol.
The Rev. C. Dewell, of Malmesbury, to Sarah Anne, third
daughter of W. Hughes, Esq. of Devizes.
Thursday, at Cheltenham, the 11ev.. John Netherton Aar.
ward, to Harriet, daughter of Richard Butler, Esq. of Wed
Hall, near Cheltenham.

DI RD. •
Saturday, Sarah, the wife of Richard Critchett, sq. of Chaeo
ton Kings, Gloucestershire. - -
The Rev. J. Fearun, D.D. assistant Lecturer of fitsjefia
Liverpool, and Vicar of Painswick, Gloucestershire
At Asfordby, near Milton Mowbray, the Rev. 7101811.80
mont Burbaby, Rector of chit Parish, and Vial 11.84111
Folville, Leicestershire.
At 0 ,:estry, aged SO, the Rev. Joseph Venable;'
Vicar of ranwell, Desks, and Perpetual Curate of Moen*
Chapel, Shropshire.
At Castlerickard Glebe, in the County of Meth,* Re%
William Lawler, of Dominick-street, Dublin, sad dice its
foundation, Chaplain to the Feinaiglian Institution
Monday sennight, at Plymouth, 'aged 20, William /IPA*
Commoner of Christ Church, Oxford, youngest son of tinier.
Dr. Jae., of Milton Abbey, Devon.
Lately, the Rev. William White, Rector of Ufa& What
and formerly of Merton College.
June 19, at the Parsonage House, Smeeth. aged IS, aleam
David Rill, LL. B. formerly of St. John's College, Cawbeidgel .
and 38 years Rector of Aldington cum Smeeth.
Monday, in the 7th year of her age, Margaret Leah* OJI
daughter of the Rev. Edward Irish, of Hackney.
Thomas Champion Streatfietd, second son of the R. TWO
Streatfield,Cent. aged 16 years.

'THE GRAVEL AND STONE, LUMBAGO, So'
HICKNIAN's PILLS are allowed to be the
successful Preparation for effectually removing, lid Fe'
venting the future recurrence of those Disorders whirl and
from an imperfect action of the Urinary Organs; st Graishai
Stone, Lumbago, Pains in the Back and Loins, SW..
of Urine, &c. Composed .of the most innocent
this truly valuable. Medicine relieves the suffering patillig.,_,.P•P
the excruciating tortures of those diseases without any V1011.':
or injury to the constitution, and requires no confinement aIP
straint of diet during its u.e. It is one of the oldest PAU*
divines extant; and its peculiar virtues and efficacy hoc le
formly maintained the highest reputation.
Sold in Boxes, at 9.a. 9d. and Hs. by Butlers, Chewsat
Cheapaide, St. Paul's, 220, Regent-street, (near the Mr
Rooms), London; Waterloo-place, Edinburgh; isekvilbet
-Dublin ; and by the principal Medicine Venders
United Kingdom.

•. .

LONDON : J'rinted and published by Lzvv, lissrrs Na*
Place, Tempk-liar. • •
London, England, 1823-06-28

THE KING.

'Mignon, June 27.—His MAJESTY took an airing
on Wednesday in his phzton to Windsor Castle,
where the KING stayed some time and inspected the
different apartments, and then returned by Frogmore
to the Lodge to dinner.—Yesterday afternoon, his,
MAJESTY drove out in his pony chaise, accompanied
by the Marquis of CONYNOHAPJ, preceded by one of
the park-keepers, dressed in green, and followed by
two footmen on horseback, they went down the Long-
walk, as far as the first gate, and returned by Queen
Anne's drive to the Lodge, in time to receive the
Marchioness of CONYNGBANI and her daughters, who
arrived from London at six o'clock. A messenger ar-
rives every morning and evening with dispatches from
Ministers; and his MAJESTY returns answers by mes-
sengers also morning and evening. The messenger
last night brought the proceedings of a Cabinet Coun-
cil, held in the afternoon of the same day.
London, England, 1823-06-28

THE ARMY.

The payment of three months Half-pay to the Reduced and
Retired Officers of his 11Liarsav's Land Forces (including those
heretofore borne on the Irish Establishment), and likewise the
Foreign Half-pay and Foreign Pensions, due on the 24th inst.
will commence on Wednesday the 9th of July next.
The 62d (or Wiltshire) Regiment of root, now on duty at
Halifax, has received orders, on being relieved by the 52d (or
Oxfordshire) Regiment, Light Infantry, which recently sailed
from Cork for that purpose, to return to England.
Two squadrors belonging to the 14th (or the Duchess of
York's own It-giment of Light Dragoons) have receigd orders
to march from Coventry and Birmingham, and to arrive at
Kingston cm the sth of next month.

Tit 7th (the Queen's uwn) Regiment of Light Dragoons,
llussars, will shortly receive orders to march from Bristol to
the neighbourhood of London.

,
lhursday the Royal Fusileers had a grand field-day in Wind-
sor Park.

Tuesday last, one troop of the lid Dragoon Guards arrived at
Doncaster, from York barracks, on their route towards the
South; the remainder will follow in a few days. They are to
replaced by the 3d Dragoon Guards.
The 17th Regiment of Light Dragoons (Lancers) has received
orders to march on Monday next, from Chatham to Romford.
Thursday the Ist Royal Dragoons, stationed at Chatham, re-
ceived their route to march on Tuesday next for Manchester.
London, England, 1823-06-28

SAES BY AUCTION.
mily is afforded at Greenwich, and a constant communicatibn
with the Metropolis.
Particulars may be had on the Premises ; at the Green Man,
Blackheath; ship, Greenwich; of Messrs. Robson, Lightfoot,
and Robson, Solicitors, Castle-street, Leicester-square; at Gar-
raway's ; and of Mr. Robins, No. 170, Regent-street; of whom
Tickets for viewing may be had.
London, England, 1823-06-21

CHARLTON HOUSE, MIDDLESEX,
BETTEEN SUNBURY AND S!IEPPEIZTON.
FittNon IR VE1101.9 FAMILY RESIDENCE and or-
FTC GARDENS, PLEASURE-GROUNDS,
FAR NI-BUILDINGS, and
Abaft FOE:TY-Till:FE ACRES of Rich MEADOW and
ARABLE LAND.
TO BE PEREMPTORILY SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Mr. nomNs,
(Of 170, Regent.strt-er, ard Warwick-strut, Golden-square),
By order of the Executors,
At Garraway's, on THCISDAT next, June 26, Iwo, at Twelve,
IN TWO LOTS,

LOT 1. A SPACIOUS FAMILY MANSION,
CHARLTON HOUSE,
Akered and improved at a con,iderable experst., seated on a
lawn, finely ornamented with noble Timber-trees and Phona-
tion.. and Meadow Land, in all about
London, England, 1823-06-21

SALES BY AUCTION.
mily is afforded at Greenwich, and a constant communication
with the Metropolis.
Particulars may, be had on the Premises; at the Green Mtn,
Blackheath ; Ship, Greenwich ; of Me,srs. Robson, Lighthot,
and Robson, Solicitors, Castle-street, Leicester-square; at Gar-
raway's ; and of Mr. Robins, No. 170, Regent-street ; of whom
Tickets for viewing may be had.
London, England, 1823-06-21

STOCK EXCHANGE, TWELVE O'CLOCK.

Consols opened this morning at 81i, but feU to 81k, j, owing.
it is supposed, to the quantity of Reduced that has been sold.
There are several rumours on 'Change, one of which is, that
die Km of Sr.tui has arrived at Madrid ; but this rumour ob-
tains no credit in the Qty.

The Express from Paris this morning has brought the French
Funds at 88f. SOc. printed price, but afterwards were done at
89f. Sc. for time. Spanish at 39.
London, England, 1823-06-21

I N LOTS,

AVALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, Tithe
Free, and Land Tait redeemed, situate at Walton, in
Torrey, near (Masada, and ,a short distance from the Thames,
ina genteel Neighbourhood ; and beautiful Rides and Drives in
all &cc:inns.