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LOOKING GLASSES ANL) FURNITURE.

SEVERAL large SECOND-HAND PLATES,
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A large assortment of rich finished Chimney, Pier, and Cheval
Frames, with New Glasses- of superior colour and brilliancy;
the prices reduced beyond all former precedent.
Plate Glass for windows, Carriages. &c.—This article may
also be manufactured as high as 130 by 72 inches, 120 by 80, or
to any given dimensions.
Noblemen, Gentlemen, Surveyors, Proprietors of Hotels and
others, wiU find this Warehouse deserving attention, from its
extensive variety of excellent Cabinet and Chair Work. The
Upholstery arrangements display some new specimens of pecu-
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economy in the charge.
Furniture delivered to any part of the Country, without risk
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London, England, 1822-01-30

February 1, will be publisbed, price 2s. 6J..

LONDON MEDICAL and PHYSICAL
1 JOURNAL; which, in addition to its usual variety of
useful Infartnation, both Foreign and Domestic, will contain
the following Original Communications written expressly for
th:s Work, viz.-1)r. Kinglake on Maximum Doses of Medi-
eine—Observat."ns on Dr. Scudamore's Reply to Mr. Barn-
leld's Paper on the Use of Colchicum in Gout; with a further
Di:fence of the Character and Utility of that Medicine in the
Treatment of that Disease/ by R. W. Bamfield, Esq. Surgeon—
Description of a singu!ar Case of Spina Bifida, in a Female
nearly twenty years of age, now living in Ilorseferry-road,
Westminster, by E. Jokes, Esq. Surgeon ; with a correct En-
ruin! of the Disease—Case of Paralysis of the Kidneys, by
J. Tweedale, Esq. Sorg on—On Artifkial Anus, by J. Pring,
Li. Surgeon—On the Anatomical State of the Skin, and Sub-
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M.D. of the Faculty of Medicine of Paris—On the Employ-
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Anthmay Todd Thomson, Esq. F.L.S. &c.
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NO. IV.
To be published on Friday the Ist February,
THE COUNTRY watts LONDON.

IHE Proprietor of the COUNTRY CONSTITU-
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entirely under his own Direction and Management, appeals with
some confidence to its numerous Readers and the Public for their
qprobation of its improvement, which he flatters himself is evi-
dent in the arrangement, style, and matter of the present Number.
Among other interesting articles, No. I V. contains—An Address
••' Public—A Retrospect of the Year 1821—Public Revenue
and :ate of the Country—Cleopatra's Needle—Defence of the
I);ze of Wellington against the attack of a writer in the Examiner
IC-.wspaper—An Essay in Praise of Idleness—Criticism on Lord
Eiron'sWorks--Description of Pisa—Defence of British Boxing
Matches, with the Championship Decided, a Poeni—Tristram
Shandy's Opinions, continued—Spirit of the Provincial Journals,
with Specimens of their Loyalty, sound Sense, and Patriotic
gee thins, contrasted with the London Whig and Radical News-
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came due, cause their Affidavits to be delivered into this Office,
is order to expedite the payment.
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GENERAL SCIENCE.

STSTIMATIC EDUCATION ; or, ELZILINTAILY INSTRUCTION in the
various Departments of Literature and Science, with Practical
Rules for studying each Branch of Useful Knowledge. By the
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London, England, 1822-01-30

RERUN, JANUARY 8.

Three students of the names of Bandeaux, Krebs,
and Koch, had conceived the bold plan of forming a
band of robbers in Italy, and for this purpose, had
already persuaded a number of students between 17
and 19 years of age, to accompany them thither. By
various robberies and burglaries, they had already
got together 400 rix dollars, which sum was found
in the possession of Koch. Bandemer, a young man
of a bad moral character, was to be the Captain of
the proposed band, and they were to set out as soon
as they had got together 4000 dollars, which they
had hopes of accomplishing in a short time.
This plan, which would have plunged many pa-
rents into affliction whose sons were engaged in the
plot, was happily discovered. Koch and Krebs have
been expelled from the Gymnasium, at Joachims-
thals, but received into another, where they are
placed under strict superintendance. Bandemer has
disappeared, and is sought after by the police, on ac-
count of robberies since-committed. It is well known
that Professor Jahn, among his gymnastic exercises,
introduced a game which he called the Banditti and
the Travellers : some persons suppose that this game
so much pleased the Students in question, that they
resolved to practise it in earnest.
London, England, 1822-01-30

BIRTHS.

On the 25th inst. at Brighton, the Lady of Lieutenant-1
nel Tayler, 10th Royal tlussars, of a son.
At Lisbon, ea the 4th of January, the Lady of Colord I
White, of a son.

Friday, in Grosvenor-place, the Lady of Colonel Pone,
the Grenadier Guards, of a son.

MABBIED.
On the 25th inst. at F.dinburgh, Charles Dundas, Esq. N.
for the County of Berks. to Mrs. Erskine, widow of M.
Erskine, of Vet)law.

DIED.

On the 26th instant, Thomas Richard Abbott., eldest son
Mr. Richard Abbott., of Ely-place, in his 10th year.
At Coldstream, on the 12th inst. Mr. Win. Cupples, Surgeon,
R. N. aged 4S.
Tuesday sennight, at Maidenhead, at the advanced age
77 years, James Payn, Esq. upwards of SO years Recorder
that town, and Treasurer for the County of Berks.
At Ayr, on the 18th inst. Mr. James Bowman, one of
members of the Kirk Session of Ayr, in his 94th year. lie
the last person married in Allimey Kirk.
At Ayr' on the 17th inst. Captain James Gray, of the
Favourite of that port.

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THE ARMY.

110”( lay. a Captain and 42 men were sent of fram Cowes, be-
I to the 58th, G7th, and 82d Regiments, on their way to
csatham, to be embarked for the East Indies; and t'.9 men, of
,!Itf.rent Regiments, were landed and sent to Albany Barracks.
The Prince Leopold Regiment, i. e. the sth Dragoon Guards,
arc now in Ireland.
London, England, 1822-05-07

BY THE EDITOR OF THE VOCAL LIBICARY.

" An anecdote bears the same relation tohistory and biograpby
that an epigram bears to an epic poem, or a proverb to a moral
discourse. *—Annisnx.

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ANNO TERTIO GEORGII IV. REGIS.

Tbis day ca;Publisieii„in one very thick volume, octavo, price
)Js. boards, containing. with the Supplement, nearly 1,00
p2ges of closely-printed letter-press,
GIFFORD'S ENGLISH LAWYER ; or, EVERY
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Benefit Societies Geardian and Ward Parish Officers
Bills of Exchange Husband and Wife Parent and Child
The Clergy Insolvent Debtors Saving Banks
Di,tresses Landlord aud Tenant Tithes
Th.: Game Laws Libel
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Also, A SUPPLEMENT, containing
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The Customs Laws The Stamp Duties.
The whole carefully digested from the best authorities; the
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BEAL TURKEY CARPETS.
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fully informed, that several Bales of very superior quality
arid colours ate just imported, and will be sold at very reduced
prices, from Eight Guineas upwards, warranted free from
damage. Several thousand Yards of the very best Brussels
Carpeting of the last year's patterns, at ss. Gd. per yard—short
1....-gths and single pieces from ss. per yard ; other sorts of Car-
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FOR THE FACE AND SKIN.
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municates to the skin an indescribable brilliancy of tint and fine-
ness of texture, protecting it alike from the effects of inclement
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MARRIED.

-----
Yesterday morning, at St. George's Hanover-square, by the
Rev. George Poreher, Henry Porches; Req. of Arlington.stree,
to Sarah, second daughter of John Pearse, Esq. of Craig's•court•
Charing-Cross.
Also, the Rev. J. Edwin Lane., to Madeline Louisa, the only
surviving daughter of the late Josias Dupre Poreher, Esq. of
Winded', Devon.

DIED.
On the 17th uk. at Yew Tree Cottage, Eccles, near 34.1'
skater, aged 45 years, James Odshead, Esq. late Captain of h:s
Majesty's ntd Light Dragoons.
On the sad ult. at Hartwell, near Bristol, Captain Georg,
Pickard, of the late Bth Royal Vatcran Battalion, tonne/ 6'
the 30th Regiment of Foot.
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STOCK EXCIIANGE, TWELVE ()CLOCK.

The business in the Market is not very brisk this morning, as
most parties are at a loss how to act, in consequence of the ac-
counts from the Continent, which so materially differ in regard
to peace or war. Consols remain steady at 80i f for the Ac-
count, and for Money 714 Every person is anxiously waiting
the next arrival, which it is thought will throw some light on
dte affairs of the Russians and Turks. Private letters from
Odessa, on which reliance can be placed, positively state, that
owing to the North winds there have been no arrivals there
from Canadian*, and up to that period they were ignorant of
what was going forward in the above capital.
IPOLOWI Foxes.—ALL is confusion on 'Chatap this morning,
and nothing thought of but the two New Foreign Leans ; the
most sought after is that of Chili, for which there is a rage,
owing to several persons having waited on the Contractors early
this morning to purchase, but they, finding the demand being
great for the New Chili Bonds, would not dispose of any, in
consequence of which they are rapidly advancing; but the New
Russia Bonds are very dull this morning, and scarcely any de-
mand for them. New Russia Bonds on $; Spanish New 41
scarce, in demand; Prussian 1161; New Chili 74i; Colombian
100;; New Va.
[We feel it to be our duty to caution the Dealers in Foreign
Securities against a specks of robbery to which they are peculi-
arly lialak. Our Readers will recollect that the Cupour or Divi-
dend Warrants are attached to the Bonds, and are cut off when
the periods for payment arrive. A very respectable Gentleman
lately purchased 50 Bonds in the Public Market, and having in-
cautiously deposited them in his box without sufficient examina-
tion, when be came to look for the warrants, he found that they
bad been cut off, previously to his purchase.]
STOCK EXCHANGE, ONE O'CLOCK.
There has been a good deal of business doing this morning, and
the Market has been affected according to tbarvarious degrees
of credit attached to the conflicting statements, respecting the

Meat question of peace or war, contained in the Morning Papers.
At one o'clock, the Market appeared firm; and Consol# were
sot for the Account, and 79,1 for Monty. A continuation of
• per Cent. ascribable chiefly to the distress occasioned by the
ten prompt at the India House. Chillan Bonds, 73#.
PRICES OF STOCKS AT ONE 0 MOCK.
Bank Stock 2391/2 240-3 per Ceni.Red.7B%
3 per Ct. Cans. 79% %-31/2 per Cts. 89% 54 %
4 per Ct. 94% % s %-4 per Ct. New 951/2 %
Bank Long Annuities 19 15-16 %
Imperial 3 per Cents. 77%—India Stock 239
India Bonds 455. 465. 435.—01 d Annuities 78%
New Annuities 79%
Excheq. Bills of £l.OOO. Is. die. Is. pr.
Ditto Small ls. ss. prem.
Cons. for Account 801/2 % 1/2 1/2.

Last night both Houses of Parliament resumed
their labours, but there was not any business of much
importance before them. In the House of Lords the
Duke of PORTLAWD moved the adjournment of the
sesond reading of Mr. CA1121'2404 Catholic Peers'
London, England, 1822-07-03

MEMNEN arrimatn TO ITN-11.VX IN THIS rittsrwr lA RIJAMEXT.

Borough of Camelford—Sheldon Cradock, of Ilartforth, in the
North Riding of the county of York, Esq. in the room of the
Earl of Yarmouth, now Marquis of Hertford, one of the
Peers of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland.
BANKRUPTS.

John Dicker, of Crockernsvell, Devon, Innkeeper, to surr&nder
July 16, 23. and August LI, at eleven, at the King JohIF Ta-
vern, Exeter. Attornies, Messrs. Andros and Alderson,
Chancery-lane ;- or Mr.• Crediton, Devon.
Henry Robert Abbott, Throzmorton-street, stock-broker, July
9, 16, and August 13, at one, at the Court of Commissioners
of Bankrupts, Basinghall-street. Attornies, Messrs. Mont-
riou and Locuck, jun. King's Arms-yard, Coleman-street.
George Nlingins and John Boothmalt, Carlisle, hat-manufactu-
rers, July 19, 20, and August 15, at eleven, at the Bush Inn,
Carlisle. Attornies, Mr. Atkinson, Carlisle; or Messrs.

Young and ThompstM, Charlotte-row, Mansion-house.
DIVIDENDS to be made in BASI NGH A I.L-STIIEF.T

July 27, P. and C. A. Thomson, Tom's Corke-house, Corn-
hill, at twelve. July 27, S. Lapage, Clement's-
lane, ,frysalter, at eleven. August .1, W. F. Page, High Hol-
born, linen-draper, at ten. July 27, R. C. Nlarr, Ilithhone•
place, linen-draper, at twelve. July 6, W. Wilson;Shakspear:-
walk, Shadwell, master-mariner, at eleven. July 27, S. Porter,
London, stationer, at twelve. .
DIVIDENDS to be made In the COUNTRY.

July 26, T. Gayfer, Bruisyard, Suffolk, merchant, at eleven,
at the Bell Inn, Saxmundham. July 26,41 Handley, late of
Cotur, Staffordshire, miller, at five, at the George Inn, Staf-
ford. July 25, G. Flower, York, victualler, at seven, at .the
Elephant and Castle Inn, Skeldergate, York. July 29, J. Bone,
late of Truro, linen-draper, at clever, at Pearce's Hotel, Truro.
July 24, E. Burrows, late of Warsnp, Nottinghamshire, miller,
at eleven, at the Swair Inn, Mansfield. Aug. 5, J. Spear, Shef-
field, merchant, at twelve, at the Angel Inn, Sheffield. July
26, W. Watts, Gosport, victualler, at two, at the Sun Inn,
Gosport. July 24, W. Chapman, Liverpool, hosier, at eleven,
at the Punch Bowl, Nottingham. July 31, H. Dixon, J. C.
Lavater, and J. K. Casey, Liverpool, merchants. at one, at the
George Inn. Dalt-street, Liverpool. July 31,J. W. liemmerick,
Liverpool, merchant, at one, at the George lan, Tale-street,
Liverpool. July 26, D. Garret, late of Portsea, upholsterer,
at twelve, at the Crown Inn, Gosport.
London, England, 1822-07-03

CERT!' FIC ATF.S.-Jut.y 23.

11. Orme, Liverpool, brewer. J. Kosher, Brown's-building%
St. Mary-Axe, timber-merchant. J. George, Park-street, Ilan-
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PETITIONS ON TIIE MARRIAGE ACT.

Lord STOWELL presented a Petition from William Prit-
chard, one of the Proctors of Dactors' Cenintons, stating that a
minor, called Frederick Knight, had met with a widow ut thirty,
at Paris whom he had married at Dover, by a license obtained
through perjury that his father had iiistiv.ted proceedings in
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she had married him by license at Dover in that belief. Site
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nancy, and humbly submitted that it would be a hard case if
she were to, be punished for the act of her husband, of which
she was entirely innocent.

The LORD CHANCELLOR thought that if the present
Bill were carried, it would not affect the sentence of the Court,
hut did not know bow far it might affect the decision on the
Lady's appeal Notwithstanding all that had pawed, it was
clear, however, chit she would be soon in the Mame ! With re-
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SPARRING.

Oliver had a Benefit at the Fives Court yesterday, which seas
well attended, and he deserved the patronage he received. °Leer
was unable to exhibit from a sprained ancle, which will yresei:t
his intended fight with Abbott to-morrow. The settlitou was
very indifferent.

,Sring and Gas.—This was the only bout which excited much
attention, and Spring had the best of it. Ilis left hand stopped
the rush of Gas by some facers, which sent him off his Kilauce.
Gas, however, behaved well, but he is not much of a 41Jvc
man. Earnest fighting is more his forte.
COILS RaelfANGICs MAIM-LAM JULY 3.—Our market I•e;11
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to-day,, the sales were very heavy, and only picket.' manti:le .
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With reference to the 6th Article of our Instructions, dated
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at the public whipping-post, to stand in the pillory
for an how , to have his ears nailed thereto, and the
tcrt part cut off.--Delaware Gazette, May 17.
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NEW YORK, JUNE 10.

It is again announced, that a commercial treaty
between the United States and France has been con-
cluded, and signed by Mr. Adams on one part, and
De Neuville on the other.

An attempt to effect the independence of Potosi,
in South Amet ica, was made in March last, and after
a variety of incidents, terminated in the defeat of the
projectors, and the execution of twenty-one, princi-
pally Officers, and inferior punishment of ten others.

Our correspondent at Baltimore has furnished us
with some extracts from the Rio Janeiro Gazette of
the 19th February, from which it appears that the
Prince Regent of the Brazils, determined on intro-
ducing
the Constitutional System, had called a Coun-
cil of Procurators-General of the Provinces. The
attributes of this Council are thus defined:
" i. To give me advice, whenever it shall be ordered by mei
in any matter of great importance and difficulty.
" 2. To examine the great Projects of Reform to be made in
the general and particular Administration of State which may be
communicated to them.

" Z. To propose to me the measures and plans which may
appear to them the most urgent and advantageous for the wel-
lare of the United Kingdom, and for the prosperity of Brazil.

" 4. Every one of the Members is to advocate and watch
over the interests of Ms respective Provinee.*

The same Paper contains an Ordinance, directing
the Provisionary Government of the Province of Per-
nambuco, in the event of the arrival of any fresh
Portuguese troops, not to allow them to disembark,
but to intimate to them a determination which bad
been formed, that they return to Portugal, the Pro-
visionary Government supplying them with neces-
saries for the voyage.
The following is the force composing the Army
belonging to the United Provinces of the River Plate,
which acted in the liberation of Pern, and was at
Lima in October last year, ready for service:—ln-
fantry, 3251 ; Cavalry, 931 ; Artillery, 162; Chiefs
and Officers, 218.—Total, 4562.

Five Negroes of Iredell county, North Carolina,
belonging to General Davidson, lately took the
desperate resolution of destroying the whole family
by poison, to prevent being removed with them to
Alabama. Two of the General's daughters only were
destroyed, in the absence of their husbands. A dose
(of hemlock) was ready for the General himself, but
the plot was discovered before they were ready to
complete their purpose.
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NEW GEOGRAPHY OF THE WORLD.

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Est of Boulogne.aur. Mer.
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Miss Clementine Constantia Bingham, third daughter of the Rev.
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July 1, Sir J. St. Aubyn, Bart. to Miss Juliana Vinicomke.
In New York City, Charles [lodges, Illsg..of
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