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London, England, 1825-07-15

THE ROADS OF MIDDLESEX.

The County of Middlesex appears, by the Reports of
the House of Commons, to have 157 miles of road, with
an average income of 6081. per mile, and an average
expenditure of 548/. leaving a surplus of 601. per mile.
Among the minutes of evidence annexed to the last
Repott is . letter from Messrs. M'Adam and Cook,who
estimate the necessary expense of. maintaining these
roads, i 1 once put into a st-.te of perfect repair, al
fol-
low,:

For one mile neat the storm. per annum . .
Oae half of the remaining distance, per mile, per ann.
The other ball, per mile, per annum

ae.loo
350
2.50

- fiali, p... --
Supposing these statements and estimates to be cermet, it is self-
tvident that not only the debts of the different tri.sts might be soon
paid off, but the toll might be considerably and safely reduced. The
present cost of keeping up the toads is at least a third inure than is
necessary upon a good system.
A suitges ion has been made that all toll-gates should
be abolished, and an additional tax for the maiwenance
a roads paid upon horses, carts, and carriages. Though
the stoppages at toll-gates are an evil, yet th-ire would
be an injostice in the ci•mmutation tax proposed, wi,ich
would be, perha; s, worse chair the trouble we should
get rid 01. The tax for turnpike roads is now paid in
the fairest manner, viz. by those who travel over them,
and in p.oportion as they are likely to make them need
repair. Oa the other hand, the commutation tax woul‘i
fall as heavily upon the carriages of the re,ident country
gentry, who only use them to be trundled over the parish
roads (which they pay in aoother shape for inaintainiog)
to the next Church, as upon those of the most desp,-
rate tow ists.
London, England, 1825-07-15

BUENOS AYRES, MAY 2.

By an express from the Government of Salta to the National
Executive rower, we have received the following Important
intelligence:

BULLETIN (No. 3) OF TUE ARMY IN PERT:.
a SALTA, BTH Anna., 1825.

" The following Proclamation kas just been issued :

" Crruses !—.The Government, desirous of communicating to
you the joy which it feels, does not delay a moment to publish the
interesting news contained in the dispatch of the General-in-Chief,
which it has jest received.
" At four o'clock this morning I received a dispatch, conceived
in the following terms :—' At this moment, being two in the
morning. I received from General Urdimines the following dia.
patch Marching towards Tonausla, to seeceur Col. Don Carlos
Medina Cell, being now 1$ at night. I received letters from him
by his Aid-de-Camp. Don Jose Martinez, that at seven in the wrest-
ling this day, 300 valiant ChiekeNes completely triumphed over 700
servile emendes at Tumuli*. The number of killed and wounded
is not yet known, except General Olaneta, who wu the first that
bit the dust. Above ,200 prisoners were taken on the arld of battle.
including twenty officers. The firing began at three o'clock,
and ended at the hour abovementioned. An the military stores
were taken, and a great quantity of baggage belonging to Otaneta.
PLase immediately to send this interesting and agreeable intel-
ligence to the Government of Salta, till I can transmit the
particulars of this brilliant anion, which the victorious otter, Dan
Culos Medina Cell, has promised. 41 UINEA."
London, England, 1825-07-15

INTRODUCTORY FRENCH WORKS.
This day were published, by LONOKAN, HIM?, Rims, thous,
Ba )%vx, and Gans ; and 0. IL Wutrr.xxxa,
LAN UNIVERSAL FRENCH GRAMMAR, being
an accurate System of French Accidence and Syntax, on
an improved Plan. Lly Nicholas Hamel. A new Edition. Price
4s. bound.- •
‘,l Of the many excellent French Grammars now in nse, this Is
among the Itr..t."" It is both comprehensive 'and eremite, and
is as wed 'wed as mo't Grammars for the use of Schools."—
'" He has composed hio work on sound pri•lciples and exact deft-
aidessa."—:.4 ills book demands our commemi..;i ‘n."

ft. GRAMMATICAL EXERCISES upon she FRENCH
LAVOU AGE, compared with the English. By Niehola
Hamel. A new Edition, with great Improvements. 4s. bound.
5. The WORLD in MINIATURE; containing an Account
of die Situation, Extent, Productions, Government,• Population,
Dress, Manners, Curiosities, ate. Ste. of the different Countries
of the World, with References to the essential Rules of the
French Language prefixed, and the Translation of the difficult
Words and idiomatical Expressions ; a book particularly useful to
Students. in the French Language. By Nicholas Harnel. A new
Edition. Price 4s. 6d. bound.
4. A KEY to HAMEL'S FRENCH GRAMMAR. ss. bd.
GRATIS,
A CATALOGUE of the 'MOST APPROVED SCHOOL
1 BOOKS used in Public and Private Educ Alva.
London, England, 1825-07-15

NUMBER t ! 93.

rIWiaLING-OFFICE, Jidy 11, Isc.4.
THE COMMISSIO NERS !Or VICTUALLING

Mt 114JES'Ilr1 KdrY, fe. do hereby One Voice,
That on FontAr, the tad Septernher neat, they will be ready to
"tteiste Tenders inWriting (sealed up), and treat for the Supply, on
prate Contracts, of such Quantities of lItIS tI SILT BEEF
.•,1 PORK, as may be tequired for the use of his Majesty's Troops

.:he I:ndermentioned Places,:bepvcen the 84th June, 1826, and
Jane, 180, viz.

GIBRALTAR,
ANTIGUA,
BA RBADOES,
BERBICE,
DEMERARA,
DOMINICA,

GRENADA,
TOBAGO,
TRINIDAD,
Si. MX11.4
ST. KITI'S.
ST. VINCENT.

Tbe said Commissioners v. ill also, on the same day, be ready to
receive Tenders in Writing (se tied up), at•.d treat for a Quantity of
PRIME IRISH SALT' BEEP and PORK, automating in the
a7gregare to about 'l'll El TEEN THOOSA,ND NAVY
TIERCES of the former, and about SIXTEEN TIIOUSANDI
NAVI"I'IERCES of the latter, all to be cured in the'
ensuing Season, and to be delivered into his 44:sty% Victualling
Stores at Deptford, Portsmouth, and Plymouth,4sths in Maces,
and 1-s•h in Ilarrelc, and in such proportions at each Port as
shah be hereafter rtvired ; One-half thereof on or *fore the 28th
c.: February, and the other 1141 f u 0 or before the .llstllay, ins ;
;,.:11 to !,e paid for by hills, payable without Interest Sixty Days
date: but as the raid quantities of Beef and Pork inc7tide the
estimated Quantities which will be required :.or the use of the l.aud
7.:*orces at Gibraltar, and the Weitslndia Colonies above specified,
is ga he understood that, in the event of ::eparato Contracts being
:a'.tett for those Colonial Deliveries, the estimated Quantities thereof
ill bc abated from the Aggregate Quantity. proposed to be con-
:ranted for, for delivery at the Home l'orts.

No Tender for a less quantity than shall be equal to Five nun.
.!:ed Tierces of Berf, or Five Hundred Tierces of Pork, will be
-ed.
The Conditions of the Contracts may be seen at this Office, or
by aplying to Mr. Dunsterville. Agent tor the Victualling, at
Carle; to the Oillectors of his Majesty's Customs at Linteriek,
relfast,l4ewry, and Waterfor 1 ; and to the Secretary to the rust-
za:s:vr-Gerteral at Dtahlin, respectively.
The Tenders for the Cultinial Horne Deliveries must be sepa-
-..;e., and must specify the Price:: in words at length, and be delivered
:e :he: frO4rti btfore.One o'Clock on the Day appointed, and must
aceompanied,by a Letter, signed by two t.!sponsible Persons.
et.gaging to become haund to ;he Crown.with the liarty.Tenderlng.
...:;the penal Sum of One third of tha Amount of the Contract, fur
:he due Performance of the same.: and Abe Person who nrkvs the.
Tender, or some Persan on ai, b::balf; onto atteralto am-le:when
calkd for.
London, England, 1825-07-15

FRIDAY, JULY 15, 1825.

HAYTIEN COMPANY FOR MINING,
(UNDER AN EXCLUSIVE G RANT MITA INED. Tama Tug
GOV ERN 3IENT or Il A YTI), AND ton °urea PURPOSES.
PAISICENT.
The Most Noble the Marquis of DOWNSHIRE.
VICE•PAINIDENT.
Sir THOMAS DYKE ACLAND, Bart. ALP.
MENTORS.
The Right Hon. Lord NUGEN.T, M.P. Chairman.
Sir .lAAIES MACE INTO:111, M.P. Deputy Chairman.
Henry lirnusharn, Esq. M.l'. James Hunter, tun. Esq.
Col. Sir Ilenry Cooke, K.C.B. J. B. Lousada, pm. Esq.
Th.: Hon. Cain. Curzon, R.N. P. J. Pigou, Esq.
Lyndon Evelyn, Esq. ai.r. Clarks Tennyson, Esq. Mtn
Ebener:r Venue, Eq. Wm. Wilberforce, jun. lib+
ileseltine, Esq. IL O. Wbeatherky, Esq.
Richard Heal% Esq. Michael Williams, Esq. (of
Ahuon hill, Esq. Truro)

Frederick Lanky, Lousada, Esq. and
Julia Lowe, Eq.
Messrs. Frys and Chapman,
Butanquet, Put, Anderson, and Franks.
souzitoas.
Messrs. DaNtts and Chatfield.
•

VIE BANKERS and SOLICITORS Of the above-
named COMPANY, silf receive applicatons for Sham until
Friday next, the 15th instant, at Four o'Clutk.
The applic Aiwa for Shares, addressed to the care of Messrs.
rrys and Chapman, in May lag, will be taken into consideration
with those now receiving, unleat the same be withdrawn on or be-
(arc the 15th instaut.--Jialy 12, 4625. •

•
This day was published 11URK E'S LIFE.,
ip One thick Vol. Bvo. with a Portrait, pi ice.
Gs. boards,
A MEMOIR of the LIFE of the Right Honourable
EDMUND BURKE; with Specimens of his Poetry
and Letters ; and an Estimate of his Genius and Talents. convared
With those of his grearCoritemportries.
By JAMES r MOIL. Esq.
London: Panted fur l3ahlwin, Cradock, and Joy.

GOLDSMITH'S GEOGRAPHICAL WORKS.
'NEW AND lall'ltoV7M EDITIONS have just
been prepared of • G .DS M I'M'S GRAMMAR of
GROG It APH Y, with Superior lingravings, and every facility of
Sandy, by means of Maps, at Zs. 6d. bound •, also of the same:
Author's POPULAR IL LIJSTIt A PIONS of G EUG R APHY,
containing all the Amusing l'eaturcs of the Subjezt, in of the;
Manners, Customs, and CA-insides of Nations !corn illodern Travels
and Voyages. Embellished sv:th nurnzrous bighly•ftnished and wry
striking Engravings, price 14s. bourn:
KA The Two Works•furtu together a body of Geographical
Information, the Granunar bring a Test Book of Facts fur the Use
of Schools; and the Popular Illastradons bring a Commentary for
Recreation and Study, while it is reinierod uncommonly attractive
and impreisive by its Engravings.
Kilted for Longman, flora, Rees, Orme, Brown, and Green.
London, England, 1825-07-15

QUEEN-SQUARF.

Jan Far was charged with robbing his employer, Mr. Struthers,
slater, Milbank, to a considerable extent. Mr. Struthers stated,
that theprisoner had been in Isis service for seventeen years, and,
owing to the gcod opinion he bad always formed of him, he rm.:
him from a labourer to be the superintendant of ill the other me,t,
at a comfortable salary, and also a house to live in on the
About nine months :ince. he had a suspicion that things wee
conducted properly, and he gave directions to the, pr'sonr -o
diiipose of any slates from the wharf without his particular ltnti-v-
-kdge. About the:'let of April last,
.a large barge arrived at t!.-.*
wharf, loaded with slates, denominated Darhers-s, front which the
prisoner sent a cart-load to. Vatixliall. Upon asking the prisait-r
what he had done with the money for the slates he sent to the
Vauthall-road? he at first positively &tiled liaikitient 'any there ;
but, on being confronted with Web)), the carter, •he seemed dread-:
fully agitated, and said nothing; Mr. S:rutheie observed. he hal,
since the beginning of this month, made a calculation, and found
that upwards of £lOO worth of tlates• had been disposed of by the
prisoner since April. Pace, the Officer said, that while tte pr!so..
tier was in his custody, he seemed dreadfully agitated, and said that
he knew he had done wrong to his master, and was sorry he had net
taken h . wife's advice. The prisoner, through his Solicitor, e.:l
nothing an his defence, and was ful!-; committed for vial.
London, England, 1825-07-15

THE GREAT FIGHT.

This affair continues to excite a wonderful interest. Both mei
have approached the spilt on which it is probable they will meet ott
Tuesday next, and both are in fine condition. Ward has been
greatly reduced in size, but We think hr will enter the Ring
test. 101 b. which is quite big enough for activity. The odds
in the Court yesterday, were S to 4 on Wald, crld ready Liters.—
In the country the betting is even.
(*nazis and WA RAM— Uoth men as 9re all stars; bet'llg a a^d
7 to 4 on Curtis.

I

CURIOUS WAGER.
Two Oentlemerl met last MOnday. at Mr. Ar.derson's Field-head
of Causeyside, to decide who out of six shots would strike Ote
greatest number of small potatoes. eath shooter to throw the i u-
tatoes over his head, atd to turn retina and fire. At the end of the
six shots the bet remained undecided, as each hit every shot. The
parties next agreed to lay their pietes on the grollud, to throw al-
ternately a potatoe over their heads, to Hit their pieces, wheel
round, and fire; after five rounds, in whit% both of thenagaits
proved equally successful, the bet was withdrawn.
1.1
Dublin is intmet!iotely to be honoured with a v.
!tom Sir Wat.:ta Scorn. who 's going on a visit to hi,
Captain Score, of the 25tli Husltri," low quartered in '
Sir Watimit was expected vesterthy.
CORN EXCHANGE. 31A1IX.LANE, JO?
There are 'err short areirels of all sorts al Grain t
vitsther continues vittemely f.no and dry, which It
faiourable to the heat crop, and Made continue
for superfine santpls. &met comes yeti spat;
still looks upwards. Beans and Pens renal
Oats less pleasant tban fur some weeks it,
deertr.—,4rvlerdls: English Wheat, 1.',25P
gifSo qrs. Flour
ITI 11440 sacks. Irish r
5M1F15.11.11
/he Market is very dull ,this to
4i N. to Ss. per stone, and the r
stone. The 'duttun trade Is In
Kentish rid Leicester Ivitbk
store; and for the Coarser
reached. Veal 1,0(40 dull
and Inferior Meat. 4s.
scarce. and the quotY
is ss. to 6s. per 9:
9,880; Ng, sy_),
Bee, 4s. 4kl,
to ss. :"f:. r
:u .64
London, England, 1825-07-15

This day was published,
In One Volume Royal tiro. price Ll. 103. extra boards,
rpHE PRACTICAL MINER'S GUIDE; com-
prising a Set of Trigonometrical Tables, adapted to all the
purposes of Dialling, with their application to the Dial exercise of
Shafts, Adits, Drifts, Etc. Scc. Alsu a Treatise on the Art and
Practice of Assaying Silver, Copper, Lead, and Tin, with Tables
of the Value of Assayed Ores ; Ruks for Calculating the Power of
Steam and Water Engines; Observations on Cordage for Mine
Service ; together with various other Tables and Rules essential in
the Mining Business.—By J. BUDGE.
Published by Longman, Hirst, Rees, Orme, Brown, and Green,
London ; and W. Byers, Devonport.
London, England, 1825-07-15

*ME SCIENTIFIC GAZETTE.—.SIR HUMPHRY DAVY.
riis day was published, in Quarto, price Bd. or, on stamped paper,
to send by post, Teo-pence--with a fine Pot trait of Sir Hum.
phry Davy, by permission, Nos. I. and 11. of
►IMIE SCIENTIFIC GAZETTE; or, LIBRARY
of MECHANICAL PHILOSOPHY, CHEMISTRY,
and DISCOVERY; with numerous Wood tagravings, and oc,
casional Portraits engraved on Steel.

The Work is Edited at the London Institution, by C. r.
Partingtoa, author of an 6, Historical and Descriptive Account of
the Steam Engine," Lecturer at the London, Russell, Meehan es',
andother Institutions, &C. &C. assisted by several Members of the
Society of Civil Lngineers, and other Cattlemen of acknoledgeti
Science. Published every Saturday.
London : Published by Thomas l's•tvr, Ludgate !till, 3041 1011
by all Booksellers and newsmen.
London, England, 1825-05-27

'


THE APPROACHING CORONATION.

.-..0....-..

RHEIMS, MAY 111.
Within there few days a swarm of inspectors and
agents of the Police, have arrived from Paris, to keep
order in this city during the ceremony of the Corona-
tion. Ther have already proceeded to business, and
began by sending away several Exiles who were here. On
the other hand, the camp which is to be at our gates, is
marked out, and will soon be occupied by the troops,
which are beginning to arrive; they will consist of a
part of the Royal Guard of the lit battalion, of some
regiments of the line, and some of the light infantry,
all chosen troops. All the Foreign Ambassadors who
are to be present at the Coronation, have had the
finest lodgings engaged that they could prncure ; but
n••ne of them will display more magnificence than the
Duke of NORTHUILIARILLAND. The Holed fu Mout!.
sad, which his Excellency will occupy, is ready. and
newly furnished throughout ; and several persons be-
longing
to his suite are already arrived. We expect
several Sovereign Princes of Germany. The birds are
collecting which are to be let loose•after the Coronations
London, England, 1825-05-27

31st of MAY.—ALL IN ONE DAY!
TWO Prizes of £30,000
T WO . 10,000
TWO . 5,000
And Twenty other Capitals.—No Blanks.
matr•
KETS and SHARES for the above Grand LOT-
1. --TRRY are on Sale at BYTON'S Lucky Office, 2, Cornhili ;
who'sold No. BASS 420,100 (Class B) in last lottery ; also, No. 25,
.1152 t (Class it).
Aril business in British and Foreign Securities, Fire, Bridge, Gas,
Canal, and Mine Shares, bought and Sold by Commission:
London, England, 1825-05-27

Marine Alliance

MARL slat. Mika P/X SMALL
British Iron Company • 100 • 5 .- Si
liribtol Ship Canal -.-- . 1 a
rritish Sllipping Company 300 1 2
Cyda Company - 100 -10 - 53% 32%
Fgrptian - - 200 -4 - 8 10%
TaittitalJe Loan Bank . 50 - 1 a 1% 1
General Steam Navigation 100 5 - 81 1
Imperial Plate Glass :100 2 2%
Provincial Bank of Inland 100 5 7% %
Peruvian - 100 - 5 • 4%

Every arrival from the Continent seems to confirm
the previous accounts of the defeat of the Egyptian
troops in the Mnrea. A Dutch Paper, received this
morning, contains an article from Corfu, which not
only awes that 'imams! PACUA has been signally de-
fected, with the loss of all his baggage, artillery, and
ammunition, but that RED3CIIID DACHA, who bad
10,000 coops, had been completely overthrown, on-the
9th of April. These Papers corroborate the statement
we gave from a German Paper of yesterday, that, in
revenge for his d •feat, the barbarian had massacred
SOO Christians. The foliowing arc extracts from the
Dutch' Byers received this morning :
London, England, 1825-05-27

Immediate Possession may be had,

LOT 2. Two coropact Brick and Stnne milt COTTAGES,
with Gardens, &c. situate adjoining the &able Yard, and a Piot of
Ground, extending to St. Milclted's Church-yard.
Los. 3. Two Compact BRICK and STONE-BUILT COT-
TAGES, situate opposite Lot 3; and Four BRICK-BUILT
TENEMENTS, adjoining Nos. 4,5, 6,7, 1,9, in the occupation
of divers Persons, with All.nments of Garden Ground at the back;
let at Rents upwards of Sixty-live Pounds per Annum.

Lot 4. Two BRICK-BUILT DWELLING-HOUSES,
si-
tuate near Dane John's Field, on the. Road Ashford ;in they
occupation of Mr. Steady, Wheelwright, on -Lease, with. a Spa-
cious Yard, a Wheelwright's Shop, Garden, /cc. and Four TENN,-
MENTS adjoining, at the end of John-street, with Gardens in
front; let at Rents of upwards of Siztrthree Pounds per Annum.
Los 5. Twelve Compact BRICK-BUILT TENEMENTS.
situate in John-street, with Gardens in front; in the occupation
of divers Persons ; at Rents amounting to upwards of Ninety-three
Pounds pei
•

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The Four last Lots are Eligible Property for Investment, and
give qualifications to Vote far the County.
To be viewed, by applying to Mr. Robinson, on the Premises;
of whom Pardeolars may be bad ; of Messrs. Cordes and Kings-
ford, Solicitors, at the Fountain, and King's. Held, Canterbury ;
Crown, Sittingbourne; Bull, Dartford; and of Mr. Robins,
No. 170, Regent-street, where a Plan of the Property may be seen.
London, England, 1825-05-27

PORT OF FALMOUTH.
FOR SALE BY AUCTION,
elly Order of the Honourable Consmissioaers of his Majesty's
Customs,
Oa Wantasnar, Bth June, 1825, by Ten o'Clock in the Forenoon,
At the Custom-house in.this Port,
, - -ig 'FOLLOWING GOODS,
,T . !1, .
Vi.Z.
I 4-940101. • sandy " 27 lbs. Soap
71- - . Rum 20 . Worsted
~.. • . • Geneva 12 . lied Feathers
7 . Wine 2 pieces Timbtr
68 lbs. Pepper 15 . Rosewood
05 . Coffee 94 . Lace
51 . Tobacco -• 20 Spars
SI . Segars 5 Fathoms Fire Wood
17 . Tapioca • 5 Pictures
24 . Arrow-root 13 Baskets _
114 . Cheese I 9 Mali and Ends
175 . Figs • I 1032 Bricks
15 . Tamarinds I 16 Bottles Medicines
Besides some Sweetmeats, Nuts, and various other Articles. Also,
59-Pieces
51, Shawls and Handkerchiefs 1 Fsweiln Bilk for Exportation.
14 lbs. Chocolate . . • .
The Goods may be viewed two dap preceding the day of Sale.
London, England, 1825-05-20

LAUNCH OF THE FOR3MABLE.

CHAtHAM, MAY 19.
This day afforded a rich sight to mane thousands
of spectators, by the launch of his Majesty's "s! ip
FORMIDABLI4 of 84. guns. from Chatham D+Lck•yard.
As early as eleven o'clock people from the surround-
ing neiphbourhood flocked to the spot, and by one
o'clock every stand, as well as the hulks and ships
near, were literally crammed. Too much praise can-
not be bestowed on the worthy Commissioner, for his
urbanity and wish to gratify all parties. The River
was studded with boats of all kinds, in many of which
were bands of music; all tending to enliven the scene
and add to the pleasore of the day. Precisely at forty-
five minutes past one o'clock, the ship glided off in
majestic grandeur into the briny deep, amidst the
shouts and good wishes of all present, and the band*
playing (yr She Goes and Buie, Britannia. Na acci.
dent occurred to throw a gloom over the pleasures of
the day.

DIMEKSIOX§ OF TNt T0X7411)§11.14
Length of the Gun•deck 394 feet, 2 inches.
Length other Keel 160 3
Breadth 5t 6

22
Tons, 2,258

DRURY-LANE THZATRE.

The new Romantic Drama of Faustus was repeated
last night, and received with universal applmise. The
following are the words of the s 'rig, in which Afi,s
STSPHENS was so rapturously applauded and encored:

Oh, sweetly the noonday's ending,
Evening now sending
Shades o'er the sea ;
'Neath my window
I would hear thee
Singing near me,
" Come, Love, to me !"
Oh, meetly the night-star's weeping,
All are now sleeping
O'er waves and o'er lea ;
From the mountain
Sure I hear thee
Singing near me,
" Come, Love, to me !"
Oh, darker the night is growing.
Deeper throwing
Shades soon to flee;
Now I see thee,
New I hear thee
Singing near me,
" I come to thee !"

OLD BAILEY--THIS DAY.

NEW COURT.
ROEBERY 01 THE WESTMINSTER SCHOLARS.

Charles Simmons, aged 25, was indicted for steaUng,
on the 6th of May, a variety of articles, the property
of Mr. Hugh Hodgson, the Usher, Master Thomas
Tooke, and Mister Walter Wiotte,ley, We,tminster
Scholars, from the boarding-house of Mr. Strikeman,
in Dean's-yard, with whom the prisoner livid servant.
Mr. Hodgson deposed: On asking the prisoner whe-
ther he had any objection to have hi. box searched, lie
said No, and applied several keys to open it without
effect; at length a carpenter was sent for, and then
'they discovered a variety of articles belonging to the
lyoung Gentlemen, boarders in Mr. Strikeman's house,
and a shirt belonging to himself. There are 23 boarders
in the house; believes they have access to the prisoner's
room. He said the articles found were given him by
the young Gentlemen.
Master Tooke and Master WI nttesley both identified
the property produced, found in the prisoner's boa, to
belong to them; they were not given away.
The prisoner, in his defence, said, the articles had
been put into his box.
A witness gave him a good character.
The COMMON-SERJEANT summed up the evidence,
and the Jury pronounced him Not Guilty.
London, England, 1825-05-20

BISH having distributed Eleven Capital Prizes among
his best Friends, the Public, on the very last Drawing,
solicits a continuance of their favours in the present Lottery*
containing Prises of increased value, and of a greater Variety, viz.
Two . . of . . .C. 10,000
Two . 10,000
Two . . . . 5,000
Besides TWENTY other CAPITALS, and
NO BLANKS!
As every Number will be sure of XS at least,
ALL IN ONE DAY,
31st of MAY.

When every Number will be decided, and every Ticket a Prize.
BISH has been peculiarly fortunate in selling Prizes of X 30,000.
There have been only Two Schemes, containing Three Prizes of
X 30,000: in the first, BISH SOLD ALL THE THREE; and
in the last, he sold Two out of the Three Prizes of Thirty Thousand.
BISH also sold the First £30,000 ever drawn,—the Last X 30,000
ever drawn,—in the last Three Months of last Year he sold Two
Prizes of X 30,000 and thiee Prizes of 20,000,—and in the very
last Drawing, 12th April, BISH sold and shared No. 7,034, a
Prize of X 09,000, in Sixteen Sixteenths, and Ten other Capitals, in
a variety of Shares.

Tickets and Shares are on sale at BISH'S Offices, 4 Cornhill,
and 9, Charing-Cross, London.
••• The Lottery will be all drawn the 31st this Month, and no
more Lottery Acts win be passed by Parliament.
London, England, 1825-05-20

PORT OF HASTINGS.
FOR SALE BY AUCTION,
AT THE CUSTOM-HOUSE, HASTINGS,
On Motioay, the :oth day of May, 1825, at Eleven o'Clock in
the Forenoon,
THE FOLLOWING GOODS,
IN SUNDRY LOTS, VIZ.
About 100 G..Uons of Brandy,
Over Proof.
234 do. Geneva,
The above Goods wiU,not be Sold for less than the Import
Duties, and may be viewed on the Morning of the Day of Sale.
.X.SS per Cent. will be required as a Deposit.
London, England, 1825-05-20

WORKS RECENTLY PUBLISHED,
By BaLawsx, CRADOCK, and Joy, London.

1. MEMOIR of the LIFE and CIIARACTEIt
of the Right Hon. EDMUND BURK E ; with Sped.
rens ofhts Poetry and Lettcrs, and an Estimate of his Genius and
Talmo, compared With those of his great Contemporaries.
By JA M 1.4 PRIOR, Esq.

In fre large Vol. 6 vo. price 16s. With Antographs, and a Portrait.
2. The HISTORICAL LIFE of JOANNA, QUEEN of
NAPLES and COUNTESS of PROVENCE, with correlative
Der ils of the Literature and Manners of Italy and Provence in
the 'I hirteenth and Fourteenth Centuries. In Two Vols. /Ivo. with
Portrait, Vignettes, &c. price XI. ss.
7.. MORNING CO MMUNINGS with GOD; or, D.:votional
3lttlitations fur every nay of the Year, Translated from the ori-
ginal German of Christian Christopher Sturm. Author of " Reflec-
tions," ?cc. By William Johnstone, A.M. The Second Edition, re-.
vised and improved, in Two Vols.'copy tom. price 15s.
4. ODES and ADDRESSES to GREtf PEOPLE. 12mo.
price .ss. 6d.
"These addresses have in fact a fund of fun. They remind us
of Peter Pindar, and sometimes of Colman:—they have almost as
much humour, and they have rather more wit.':—New Times.

5. 013SEILV AT I tiNS on some of the DIALECTS in the
WEST of ENGLAND, particularly Soniersetshire, with a Glos-
sary of Words now in use there, with Poems and other Pieces,
exemplifying the Dialect. By James Jennings, lion. Sec. Metro.
politan Lit. Institution. Fodscap Soo. price 7i.
6. DENMARK DELINEATED; or, Sketches of the Pre-
sent State of that Country; it with Twenty-one Views
and Portraits, after Danish Artists. By A. Andersenfeldborg,
of the University of Copenhagen. Royal Bvo. price £1 I is. 6d.
in beards.

7. GOING TOO FAR, a Tale for all Ages. Two Vols.
32m0. price 12s.
s. The NOVICE; or, Man of integrity, from the French of
Picard, Author of " the OH Blas of the Revolution." Three
Vols. I2mo. 16s. ad.

9. POETIC VIGILS. By Bernard Barton. Foolscap, price Bs.
10. POEMS. By Bernard Barton. The Fourth Edition, with
many Additional Piecec, foolscap, Is. 6d.
1. A MIDSUMNIER DAY'S DREAM. By Edwin
Athcrstone, Author of "the Last Days of Herculaneum." With
Plates from Designs by Martin, foolscap Bvo. 83.
12. IDWAL, a Poem "in Three Cantos, with Notes. Small
Sao. Ss. 6d.
London, England, 1825-05-20

111 E ARMY.

This morning, at seven o'clock, the Loyal Landon Militia
mustered in Use Artillery-ground, under the command of Sir
o.4watt:a Humvaa, with band and colours, for the first time since
they have been in training. They went through all the evolutions
of a field-day, much to the satisfaction of their Officers.
Yesterday, a detachment of 7.00 men, belonging to the 44th Re.
giment, who expect to embark in the course of next week for the
East Indies, arrived at Chatham.
The Head-quarters of Major-General Sir Joust Brea (who is the
General Officer commanding the Northern District), were removed
on the 16th instant, from Pontefract to Rotherham, to which place
all future applications are to be addressed.
Two Troops of the 17th Lancers have been ordered to march
from Deal to Shorncliffe.
The 99th Regiment of Infantry proceeded on the 16th Instant,
from Gosport to Portsmouth Barracks.
The Depot of the 47th (Lancashire) Regiment of Foot, left
Portsmouth on Monday last, for the Isle of Wight.
The Depot of the 67th (South Hampshire) Regiment of Infancy,
',moved ea the 16th inst. from Portsmouth to Gosport.
The Depot of the 59th Regiment of Foot proceeded on Monday
last, from Portsmouth, for the Isle of Wight.
The 10th Royal Regiment, which recently arrived from Ireland,
still remains at Bristol
The 41td Regiment, stationed at Buttevant, has dispatched re.
eruiting parties to Scotland, and that gallant Corps is expected
shortly to march for Dublin. AU detachments have joined
bead-quarters.
Recruiting parties for the Army may now enlist men at the height
of 5 feet 51 inches, and boys at 5 feet 4i inches.
The First Somerset Regiment of Militia, upwards of 700 strong,
assembled on Wednesday last, at Taunton, after an interval of three
years, for 26 days' training and exercise. They are a very fine
body of young men, and consist almost entirely of such as have
been newly enrolled, those who were drawn by previous ballots
having been discharged by the lapse of time. The band plays at
the morning and evening parades, and enlivens the town with an
air of gaiety, to which it has long been a stranger.
REVIEW OF THE SEVENTH HUSSARS.
The 7th Regiment of Light Dragoons (Hussars) was reviewed
on Monday last, on Hounslow Heath, by his Royal Highness the
Duke of Yoax, attended by his personal Staff. The Marquis of
Ammssza, the Colonel of the Corps, received his Royal Highness
in front of his Regiment with a general salute. His Lordship af-
terwards marched past, at the head of the column, and saluted his
Royal Highness : he then desired Lieutenant-Colonel Tacoaxtum.
to manoeuvre the Regiment in the field.
The several movements were executed in a gallop, and with a
celerity and compactness with which his Royal Highness and the
General Officers around him, seemed highly pleased. Amidst the
numerous spectators we noticed on the ground the Earl of CATR.
WILT"" "•rmDOCtt, Lord EDWARD
.RitON, the Hon. Col.
and CHARLES MAN.
Lord GiULATLIAM,
London, England, 1825-05-20

HAllt, EYEBROWS, and WHISKERS, changed
from Red or Grey, to Brown or Black, by the GRECIA N
WATER, which produces the desired effect by one application;
it neither stains the skin nor linen, and is entirely free from any
purple shade. If not approved after trial, the money returned.
Sold in bottles at 3s. 6d. and 6s. or double bottles at 10s. 6d. by
Tait, 41, Cornhill; Vickery, 6, Tavistock-street, Covent Gar Jen ;
Low, 330, Strand; Sanger, 150, Oxford-street; Hendee, Tich-
borne-street ; and at Wright's, Wade's-passage, Bath.
London, England, 1825-05-20

TIM KING.

We have great pleasure in stating, that his MAJESTY
is considerably better, the attack of the gout in the knee
being much abated, and the pain inconsiderable. His
MAJESTY'S spirits are good, and he looks uncommonly
well. The indisposition occasioned by the gout is so
far reduced, that some select friends dined with the
KING on Wednesday, and he was yesterday enabled to
have a small dinner party. Not the least doubt is now
entertained that his MAJESTY will be able to hold the
approaching Drawing-room, to which the fashionable
world look forward with so much anxiety.
London, England, 1825-05-20

THE FIGIIT.

At last comparative peace was restored, and the men came to
the scratch—Curtis, attended by Josh Hudson and Randall, and
Warren, by Aby B:lasco and another.
Round 1. The men were cautious fur some time, each waiting
for an opening ; at last they both hit right and left, and Dick's cork
was drawn. In a close, when Dick was going to fib, Wasted went
down (shouts for Dick). The ring was again broken, and great
difficulty. was experienced in beating it out.
2. Again both men cautious—at last Dick made his favourite
left-handed job on Warren's nose, and drew his cork; Warren re.
turned with his right, and, after a short rally, he was thrown, and
Curtis fell gently.
3. Warren came up confident, and was thought to have none of
the worst of it ; be made a lunge at Dick's body with his right, but
was cleverly stopped. Dick then let lly again with his left, and a
spirited rally followed, in which there was some good changes, but
in favour of Dick. Warren was thrown.
4. Eights were now going on in all parts of the ring, and nothing
but confusion prevailed. The two men were brought to the scratch,
and commenced fighting. Warren bored Dick to the ropes and
closed, and, after a sharp struggle for the fib, both went down.
5. The row was still going on, and several persons get within the
roped ring. Warren then advanced, saying, " Don't let us fight,
Dick ;" but Dick exclaimed, " What did you say you'd brat tree
for?" and then, letting Hy right ar.d left, followed his nun to the
ropes, and punished him dreadfully. Warren was at last
thrown heavy.
6. Warren, finding he bad no chance, and dismayed by the
dreadful disorder which continued, now said he would fight 100
more; and, shaking hands with Dick, thy matter was brought to a
conclusion, to the great disgust of the Gentlemen by whom tits
purse had been made, and who vowed they would never contribute
to another.
Dick is of course entitled to the twenty sovereigns, which were
very easily earned..

DIEETINGS OF CREDITORS TO-MORROW,
AT TIIE COURT Or COMMISSIONERS OP RA?ICRUPTS,II.I3INGHALL-STREZT•

TIIIRD MLETINGL ..
G. Henley, Strand, cheesenionger
11. T. Rubinson, Gun-street, Old Artillery-ground, silk-
manufacturer
J. H. Nairr...,, late of Rose-street, St. Luke's, brass•founder
J. Pinch, Chichester, linen-draper .
R. Wall, Brixton, Surrey, wheelwright . .
S. Dovey and J. Cot, Church-street, Soho, tailors .

SECOND AILERTINGS.
It. Yertton, Mitre-court, Fleet-street, law-stationer
J. 'l'. Qqinlau and J. I'. Stokes, Grosvenor-market, dyers
F. Roper, Haymarket, hosier •
W. Clay, Cullum-street, flour-factor
FIRST MIESTINGS. •
T. Chambers, Fencturck-street, hardwareman •
J. Payne, Sidmouth, Devonshire, linen-draptr •
J. Carter, Hanover-street, Hanover-square, milliner
IL Rrown, Twickenham, cabinet-maker
J. Ednaans, Warwiek-lane, chvesenionger
R. Fuller, Ilyegate, Surrey, shopkeeper
J. Wills, Queen Anne-street, boot-maker
Wilford, Boston, corn-factor •
• W. R. Phillips, Dorchant Wood, Hertfordshire
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London, England, 1825-05-20

ADJOURNMENT OF THE HOUSE.

- - -
Mr. HERMES gave notice, on the part of an Hon. Friend of
his, that be would, on to-morrow, move that the House do, on its
rising, adjourn to Wednesday next.
The other Orders of the Day were then diposed of, and the
House adjourned at a Quarter past Seven o'Clock.

KVENING STAR

LONDON.

FRIDAY. MAY 20, 025.
STOCK EXCHANGE, TWELVE O'CLOCK.

Consols opened this morning at 90e Buyers for the Account,
but soon after a panic seised the Market, and they fell to 891
and 901 for next settling day.
A New Peruvian Loan has made its appearance this morning, of
Six Hundred Thousand Pounds, at 78, bearing Six per cent. in-
terest, to be paid in four payments, the first payment to-day, 20 per
cent. It is at a discount of e per cent.

In the Foreign Market nothing is doing, except in the above Pe-
ruvian Loan. The Causal Market appears very heavy.

curtest Prices: New Spanish 18/ 1. Old Spanish 23/ /, Rus-
sian 931, Mexican 76/, Austrian 96% I, Colombian New Bs/ I,
Mexican Scrip 2% 2 disc. Danish Scrip 3% 23 disc. Greek Scrip 6%
.6 disc. New Peruvian 1 / disc.
PRICK OF STOCKS AT ONE O'CLOCK.
Bank Stock 22814 227%
S per Cent. Red. 89A 8934 14
V per Cent. Cow. 9014 89% 901/a
3 per Cent. 96%4
Si per Cent. Red. 971/8 967/s 971/4
4 per Cent. New 105143 104 A 1051/8
Long Ann. 21 11-16 3/4
India Stock 278
India Bonds 51 47
I:1.000 Fxclieq. Bill, 36 41-31
£5OO ditto 36 41 38
£lOO and £2OO ditto 36 41 38
Bank for Acct. 228
Comi. for Acct. 901/4 89% 901/4
London, England, 1825-05-20

FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE.

Aintack's Ball, Wednesday evening, was numerously and splen-
didly attended.
His Excellency Count Lieven gave a grand entertainment Wed.
nesday, at Abliburnham-bouse, Dover-street, to a numerous party

of distinction.
Thy,-Duke of Beaufort had a grand dinner party yesterday, at his
house in Gros‘renor.square.
The Marquis and Marchioness of Lansdown left town yesterday.
on a visit to Mr. and Mrs. Hope for a few days, at Deepdene.
Count Blanckensee, Chrmberlain of the King of Prussia, has left
town for Paris, to join the Prussian Ambassador Extraordinary to:
the Coronation.
London, England, 1825-05-20

LOT Lik GRASS FIELD, situate,clwe to BARNET,
and adjoining the Turnpike-road, containing Eight
Acre', Two Roods, Nine Perches.
Lox Y. A GRASS FIELD adjoining Lot 1, containing Seven
Acres, One Rood, Thirty-two Perches. These two Fklds are
well situated for Building upon.
Lox S. THREE MEADOWS, nearly adjoining, with an excel-
lent Barn, containing Eik,hteen Acres and Eighteen Perches of
rich Grass Land.

Mr. Bryantot the Red Lion, Thrnet, will skew the lands;
and for further Particulars, apply to Alexander Murray, Esq.
Symond's Inn, London; and Mr. Adana Murray, Surveyor and
Land Agent, 61, St. Martin's-lane, Strand, Landon.
London, England, 1825-05-20

UNION-HALL.

llogse•Serm.mc.—Roltert Hinton, a youth of about seventeen
years of age, was charged with stealing a brown mare, the property
of John Flack, of Lambeth Butts, carman. The prosecutor has
recovered his horse, which was stolen from a paddock in Brixton
Washway, on the 10th :nst. and sold the same day at Komford ma►.
ket.—Bemanded until Wednesday.
A great many horses have been stolen from the neighbourhood of
Brixton Washway, several of which are known to have been wil-
fully injured by thi: driving of nails into their feet, to induce the
knackers to purchase the poor animals for the slaughter Louse.

The house lately inhabited by his Royal Highness the
Duke of YORK, in the 9: able-yard, is nearly levelled to
the ground. The site for a new house will be on an'
extensive scale, and the new mansion, when built,• will
present a grand view from St. James's Pads.

It is remarkable that all the English Monarchs who'
have wedded French Princesses have met an untimely
end. Edward the Second, who married Isabella of
France, was murdered in the most cruel manner, by
Gournay and Mautravers, at Berkeley Castle. Richard
the Second, mart ied also to a Princess named Isabella;
by Sir Piers Exton and accomplices, at Pomfret Castle,
or, as thought by Hume, starved to death there. Henry
the Sixth killed in the Tower, as said, by Richard Duke
of Gloucester; and Charles the First, who married
Henrietta Maria, daughter of Henry the Fourth be-
headed in front of the Palace, at Whitehall.

The celebrated Mademoiselle Beonvretw, of theThea-
tre Francais, passing through the streets at a late hour,
on a cold raw night, was accosted by a poor woman
with four little children on her back, who, in a tone of
bitter suffering besought the actress to take pity on her
destitute condition. She felt in hir pockets, but unfor-
tunately had nothing in them. Wait," said she 'I my
good woman, and I will give you more than you could
have hoped for;" and instantly throwing off her mantle
she began to recite the imprecations of Camilla, with a
vehemence and superior talent which soon collected a
crowd around her, notwithstanding the inclemency of
the season. She then made a collection among the
auditors, and with the fruits of her charitable exertions
save the poor woman, a sufficient sum to provide lodg-
sags and clothes for her infants.
London, England, 1825-05-20

SMITHFIELD MARKET, MAY 20.

Beef is scarcely so dear as on Monday, the best Oxen, Scots Runts,
Spayed Ihrifers, &c. being at .ss. to ss. Sid. per stone ; atld the coarser
Meat is dull at 4s. to 4s. 6d. per stone. Mutton, likewise, has ra-
:her gone back from last market's report, the best Downs not ex-
ceeding ss. 6d. to ss. Bd. per state. Veal is steady ; but Lamb is
lull 64.1. per stone cheaper, the best Meat not reaching higher than
7.5. to 7s. 4d. per stone. In the price of Pork we do not observe
anything to notice, the quotation of Monday being maintained.—
Beasts, 415 ; Sheep, 10,440 ; Pigs, 100 ; Calves, 237.
Beef, 4s. 4d. t 8 ss. 2d. per stone ; Mutton, 4s. 10d. to ss. Si!. Veal,
as. to Ts. Lunt), 6s. 6d. to 7s. 4d. Pork, ss. 4d. to 6s. 4,1. —Hay,
per load, XS ss. to £4 1.5 s Clover, £.l to £; 7s. 64. Straw, setl
to £2 as.

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London, England, 1825-05-20

BOW-STREET.

Yesterday, Thomas Burrell, a known thief, was brought up,
charged with attempting to pick the pocket of Mr. John Garrett.
The prisoner said nothing in his defence, except that he made
no resistance until he was knocked down, and otherwise ill-treated.
No actual felony having been committed, he was sent under the
Police Act for three months to the House of Correction, there to be
kept to hard labour.
Cnor'es Jones, Edward Daly, and James Nark, three young fellows
well known to the police, were examined on a charge of picking
pockets. Tke prisoners were fully committed for um!.
London, England, 1825-05-20

CHARGE OP INPANTICIDIL

Matilda Hamilton, a young woman about 9.0 years
of age, was put to the bar, charged with the wilful
murder of her nevi-born infant, in the month of May,
at the parish of St. Lou, Soho, by putting it down
a water-closet. _ _ _

The short facts of the case were, that the prisoner,
on the Saturday previous to the day named in the in•
dictment, went to the house of her aunt, No. 98, Ber-
wick-street, in consequence of indisposition, and on the
Tuesday following, it was discovered that she had been
delivered in the water-closet. The principal fact against
her was the concealment of her situation; but on the
whole, the evidence was not sufficient to warrant a
conviction, and the Jury found her Not t.istilty.
London, England, 1825-05-20

POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

---•+o.--
GUILDHALL

COMBINATION AMONG TIM SHOZMANBILL.-4IIIKS Barnes, a Out-
neyman ladies' shoemaker, was brought before Mr. Alderman
Amur yesterday, upon the charge of Messrs. J. and H. Gamble,
of Fish-street-hill, shoe-manufacturers.
Mr. Henry Gamble stated the case.—The only witness called
was one John Hudson, who stated that he was in the employ of
Mr. Gamble, and had heard nothing of the strike till that morning,
when, as soon as he had quitted the shop, the prisoner delivered to
him a copy of the address, and in a few words pressed him to join
the Society. His master did not give the full wages, but he had
work winter and summer, and was perfectly satisfied.
The prisoner said he had not obstructed, nor threatened anybody.
He was in the employ of Mr. Bowtell, of Skinner-street, and
when he worked hard could earn but 159. a week. .

Mr. Alderman AIiiLEY deeply lamented these combinations
among labourers to advance their wages just at this moment. Mi-
nisters had been doing all they could to enable our merchants to
send goods abroad at a cheaper price, and the journeymen, by now
raising the cost of manufacture, just rendered nugatory all the aids
Government had afforded. As, however, the prisoner was anxious
to have legal assistance, and the presence of a second Magistrate
would be necessary to convict him, he was remanded.
London, England, 1825-05-20

HORSE-STEA LI SO.

Robert laxity, alias Pox, Janus Harper, Thomas
Cutts, and William Brooks, were put to the bar, on an
indictment charging them with stealing two horses, the
property of John Jeffet son, on the 28th of February
last, at the parish of Islington.
A great many witnesses appeared to bring the charge
home to the prisoners. One witness, named Jine 'ley,
was called, but did not answer, and having been called
on her recognizances, they were estreated. With respect
to Brooks, the witnesses were not so positive to him as
to the others.
YAzley and Cutts were again put to the bar, on an
indictment charging them with s:ealing two horses, the
property of John Maitland, value 401. on the 10th
of March last.
Mr. Baron HULLCCIC said, be would nor put the phi.
isoners on their defence, as there was no evidence to fia
the possession of the horses on the prisoners, in coese-
quence of the absence of the witness Y4xley, and con-
sequently he direzted an acquittal.
The Jury acquitted both the prisoners.

A very unusual scene presented itself on Morday
morning at Cheltenham, when about 200 young wen,
tailors, assembled to support each other in their deter-
mination of not working without an advance of 3'. per
wtek. Although thus resolved, their conduct was tree•
from reproach, and the masters having liberally acceded
to their terms, on Tuesday they returned to ti.eir work,
without committing the slightest discreditable act.
Monday night, KEAN made his appearance in our
Theatre in the character of Rickard. Towards the close
of the Play the Theatre was tolerably will filled, and
the Play went off without.any material interruption, t' e
audience shelving little inclination to recur to scenes in
which this celebrated actor was lately involved. But
few females were present.—Glasgow Courier.
Billingsgate market was so amply supplied with
mack.srel this morning, that the salesiz.en sold them at
30s. per hundred. The -very best did not exceed :it
and such was the glut last night, that the tellers pared
with them at twopence ca.h..
London, England, 1825-07-12

IMPRISONED for SMALL DEBTS.
Craven-street, Strand, July 6,182.5.
BENEFACTIONS SINCE THE LAS'!' REPORT,
VIZ. se s.
Executors of Joseph Harrison, Esq. £5OO, deducting
. Legacy Duty £5O . i . 450 0
Right Han. Earl Talbot, per Cocks and Co. A 5 0
Honourable and Rev. Henry C. Cust . A 2 2
•
Rev. Dr. Hughes ' . . . A 2 2
Rev. 13. Waddington, per Cocks and Co. . A 2 2
Bev. J. P. White, per Vas and Co. . A 2 2
Lieut.—General W. Cartwright, per Hams . A S 5
N. R. Take, Eq. per ditto . . . A 2 2
D. Pennant, senior, Esq. per ditto . . A 3 3
Wee. Hollingsworth, Esq. per Whitmore and Co. . 25 0
.
J. F. Ellis, Esq. per ditto . . 5 5
John Twining, F,sq. . . . ' A 2 2
John Arthur Lloyd, Esq. per Cocks and Co. A 2 2
. John Trevelyn, Esq. per ditto . A 1 1
. Mrs. Trevelyn, per ditto . A 1 1
T. Bevington Esq. . A 2 2
. . .
P. Bewley, Esq. 3/4)er Vere and Co. . . A 2 2
John Anderdon, Esq. Three Years' Benefaction, per ditto 6 6
Ralph Email, Esq. Two Years' Benefaction . . 6 6
. . William Fatten, Esq. . A 2 2
. Miss Saltonstall, per Hoaxes . A 3 3
Miss Curteis . . • 5 0
. .
C. D. per Dorrien and Co. . . A 2 2
.IL H. per lloares . . . e 0
Anonymous, by Mr. Were • . 2 2
a !hm)? Coach Fine for Abuse, 246 . 0 10
• .

- E 7514
40 Petitioners,
50
Petitions
6, and
2.

£544 4

Discharged and • relieved from various Prisons Se
Debtors, fur the sum of
Considered the Cases of
Approved
Referred for Characters
• Rejected
Considered Inadmissible

Benefactions are received by John Camden Neild, Esq. the
Treasurer, Cheyne-walk, Chelsea; also by klessrs. Berries, Far-
quhar, and Co.. St. James's-street; Messrs. Hares, Fleet-street;
Messrs. Whitmore and Co. Lombard-street; Messrs. Cocks, Cocks,
Ridge, and Co. Charing-cross • Messrs. Dorrien and Co. Finch-
lane, Cornhill ; Messrs. Hammersleys, Nall-mall; Messrs. Veres,
Ward, and Co. No. 77, Lombard-street; and by Mr. Grasswell,
the Secretary, Ne. 7, Craven-street, Strand, where the Books may
be seen by those who are inclined to support this Charity, and
where the Society meet on the first Wednesday in next Month.

T and J. SIVEWRIGHT beg to remind the Public,
u • that the opportunity of obtaining a Fortune by risking a
small sum of money will soon cease far ever. J. and J. &Tswana's
can recommend the present Scheme with confdence, for
Besides FOUR PRIZES of 10,000 GUINEAS,
Besides the usual number of CAPITALS,
Besides all the Numbers being PRIZES,
64 PIPES OF WINE
Will be preseetted gratis to the fortunate Holders of the Four Prises
of One Thousand Guineas, being li Pipes to each Prize, and In
proportion for Shares. The Wine to be selected from the Stock
of any Wine Merchant in the Kingdom, by the fortunate holders
themselves.

FOUR GRAND PRIZES OF
1:21•,050 £21,025
£2 I 1,050 £11,025
. act. ainoooting. to •
X 204,442 ! . •••
Will be lccidttd. ALL N ObTA DAY,
NEX FRIDAY.
Tickets and Sham ,;r, now on SAIL at • aid I..Stcassatatir?
PPlecs, ; 11, Italbora ; and Ifiymirktit • whet c
thcroold i.t a lam Coekiaci, 11,47.8, a Prize' Of .40,6.00, and scrcr.il
catta

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