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London, England, 1825-12-06

BRIGHTON, DEC. 5.

A Meeting has been held here, and it ought to have
occurred before, the object of which was to remove the
mean houses which have long been a nuisance to his
MAJESTY'S property in Church-street. The owners have
male enormous demands, it seems, for the said houses,
but are likely to be disappointed in their views, as a
Itesolution was passed at the said Meeting that, agree-
ably to the new Act of Parliament, a Jury should be
summoned to as•ess their value, and that the law, sub-
sequently, should be enforced to compel their disappear-
ance without delay.
The Hon. Mr. and Mrs. Jsavis have taken possession of a house
in Bedford-square; they left their names at the Palace this morning.
The Earl of ARRAN and Lord Duntitv and Wass are arrived,
and remaining at the Royal York Hotel.
The Hon. Mr. and Mrs. Holm left the above Hotel yesterday.
for town; and Sir Wttuass MURATA; this morning the latter
in consequence of an unexpected express from Ireland.
Lady and Miss BaAsascot are arrived, and in possession of a
mansion in Bloomsbury-place.
Lord and Lady CARRINGTON and the Countess of Statmore have
taken leave of Regencrsquase, and returned to town.
London, England, 1825-12-06

which he does in the warmest terms. " I do not know,''
says he, " that in the course of my life I ever read any
production wish more unng:ed•feelings of pleasure and
gratitude." These sentiments of Mr. O'Comitt.t. were
re-echoed by several other speakers; and the catholic
Association of Ireland has now for its allies the Irish Mal-
contents of America, for whose advice and co-operation
Mr. O'Costaxu. declares the warmest gratitude and re-
spect of the Roman Catholics is due. How far the
cause of emancipation will be advanced by the union
of such persons, it does not require much foresight to
prophecy.
Another meeting of the Dutlin Catholic Association
took place on Saturday, an account of which will be
found in this day'sPaper.On this occasionMr.O'CoNunt.
was as prudett, and his language as temperate, as usual;
the Duke of Yonx was honoured with the abuse of the
Orator, and the Throne, to which he is presumptive
heir, whence justice is dispensed in mercy, was called,
by Mr. 04CONSFI,L, ‘4 a sanguinary and a dreadful
Throne." Comment on such language is unnecessary ; it
must bring down on the author the reprobation of
every good and wise man, Protestant or Catholic.
London, England, 1825-12-06

ISHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE.

The )1:.-quii of rarnden"arrived in town yesterday, from his
• ...be Wilderness, Kent.
The nal and Countess of Jersey arrived in town yesterday,
t., their seat, Middleton Park, Oxfordshire.
i Earl and Countess of I lardwicke have arrived in town, from
Wimpole, C.,mbridgeshire.
Earl of Gosford left town yesterday, fnr Ireland.
econtess de Grey left town yesterday, for her seat, Putney

l!rIth•
ford and Lady Carrington and the Countess Stanhope arrived
rr kmaday, at his Lordship's house, Whitehall, from Brighton.
,ter, lion. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sahli left town on Saturday,
ru :h!ir seat, Gayhurst, Bucks.
tlyfuc fa Mayoress, with her family, arrived at the Mansion-
tcse, yesterday,
Iki trtorri from Warren's Hotel, Regent-street—Col. Waldo
chthorpe, for his seat, near Lincoln; Mr. and Mrs. Watson Tay-
gar and family. for their seat in Wilts.
i;livals at Fenton's Nevi Hotel, St. James's-street—Jas. Dash-
j, El, front the Continent; the Messrs. Keniston, from a
Onp:irtures from ditto—Captain Woolaston, R.N. from his
0, in suffolk ; and Hyde Parker, Esq. for Suffolk.
Arrivals at Jordan's Hotel, St. James's-street—J. Rowley, Esq.
a tour ; and G. Roebuck, Esq. from Brighton.
I. Ilrlfour, Esq. has arrived at Miller's Hotel, Jermyn.street,
row. Count Chabot has left ditto, for the Duke of Hua-
i Aeington, Hams.
Thomas Nla•on, Fsq. and Miss Mason ha.ve arrived at the Wa-
nrion lintel, Jermyn-street, from their scat in Berks. The Rex.
j. summer has left ditto for Reading.
Departures from the Burlington Hotel, Old Burlingtontreet—
'Re two Ladies Hastings, for Brighton ; and Captain Cryler, for
p„r;,irinuth.
Arrival at the Royal Hotel, St. James's-street —Sir C. Burrell,
:rim Sussex. Departures from ditto—T. Champion, Esq. to
flatus; Robert Ackland, Esq. to Hants; C. W. Martin, Esq. to
lints; and the Hon. G. Sinclair, to Chatham.

THE THEATRES.

DRURY-LANF..

The tragedy of Brutus was last night substituted by ?herrn, on
,;:ount of the indisposition of Mrs. BeNe. There was no novelty
the performance, which has been repeatedly noticed. Antenna
,t,t !Wont succeeded ; and, notwithstanding the wet weather, the
(louse was well attended.
COVENT- GA R DE N.
A net's excellent composition of Artaxerxes was performed at this
Theatre last night. 3liss Pattie, in Mandane, delighted the
..,tience with some exquisite touches of her art, and gave the
eier Tir'd with surpassing eclat. Madame VisTRIS sang, In
.!;ircy oar Hopes and Fears, with great feeling, and displayed her
1;,,t voice to h./advantage in the vocal dialogue of Artaxerxes.--
~,1, was repeated, and again much applauded.
London, England, 1825-12-06

THE SWING BRIDGE ;
OR, INNOCENCE PRESERVED.

rIHE evil ;hit unf,unded Vengeance projects
Is often averted by simple effects.—
Count D'Holberg, of Frankfurt, by Jealousy led,
This night to his fate shall my rival be sped !
He said; and his unconscious victim engag'd
On mission, at eight by the clock, that pressed
A fatal result, for the props that sustlin'd
The Swing Bridge (its keeper's connivance now gain'd),
Precisely at Light were their aid to forego,
Bemov'si, and the passenger flurg thus below !
The time was apprn.kching, and Carlos, of whims
'Twas told the eighth hour would accomplish his doom,
Was ranging the chateau of D' llolberg, and nought
Of Spectre or Sybil's prediction then thought,
When !o! met bis eye a dark minikin form,
That rnenac'd the forth.consiag, long-boded storm.
Now flying front
his impending fate,
He thus cogitated—The cluck shall strike eight,
The hour then of peril presuned to've gone by,
The Demon and Sybil I both may defy.
The band he put forward, and eight then the bell
Of turret-clock hast'ning in clangor to tell ;
Away went the props of the Swing-bridge, and down
Went D'Holberg (there musing) to swim, if not drown!
His voice brought relief—Who put forward the clock?
lie ask'd, when at home, and the scheme to unlock,
The Imp of deceiving, now Carlos explain'd—
" A.ba! WA RREN'S litacenua new triumph has gain'd,"
Count D'Holberg exclained, " in averring the fate
Othim my pruv'd.innocent object of hate.
Then thanks to the JET that high Fashion thus serves,
The jealous disarms, And the guiltless preserves!"
'Phis Easy SI • • g and Brilliant BLACKING Prepared by
London, England, 1825-01-12

MIDDLESEX SESSIONS, JAN.II.

THE KING U. WINSLOW, GENT.
The defendant, • an attorney, was charged with con-
spiting with another attorney,•named Hillyday, to de-
fraud Messrs. Kent and Avory, jewellers in Bond-street,
of property to the-amount of 2811. The case was partly
gone into on Monday, and was resumed yesterday.
• The Jury returned a •erdict of Guilty ; and
The CHAIRMAN sentenced the prisoner to six months'
imprisonment in Newgate.

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London, England, 1825-01-12

MARRIED.-

At the Manse of Kincardine 0' Niel, on the 30th ult. the Rec.
James Gordon Garioch, Minister of Strachan, to Helen, eldest
daughter of the Rev. John Rodger, Minister of Kincardine O'N:el.
At Church Lends, Worcestershire, the Rev. John Mills, to Ca.
roline, second daughter of Mr. W. Corbett, of the same place.
At Richmond, Upper Canada, the Rev. John Byrne, Rector al
that place, aged 84 years, to Miss daughter of Mr. Events
late schoolmaster of Richmond, in the 12th year of her age!
The 6th instant, at Plympton, the Rev. John Collier Jowls
D.D. Rector of Exeter College, Oxford, to Charlotte, relict of
Captain Crawley, R.N.
Saturday, at Wooton Church, Lieutenant-Colonel Ogilvie, of
the 46th Regiment, to Janet Rebecca, eldest daughter of John
Alexander Ogilvie, Esq. of Tanharst, Surrey.

DIED.

Thursday, after a short illness, at his boss, Mowobskamsto
near Dublin, Richard James, Esq. formerly Wise of the iii I&
gintent of Foot.
At Stirling, on the sth instant, the Rev. Dr. Small, we of the
Ministers of that town.
At Swinton, on the 2d current, Lieutenant Adam Murray.
Saturday, a boy about eight years of age, died at Paisley, of lock-
jaw, occasioned by drinking a great quantity of spirits the pre"
ceding evening.
A few days agO, at Falkirk, a man of the name of John Robin-
son, a porter there, died in consequence of having wallowed as
enormous quantity of spirits.

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HIGH- WATER st LONDON-BRIDGE TO-MORROW.
Morning - ' • - SS minutes after 8
Afternoon - - 6 minutes after 9

- - -
Loam : Potted and Peldished ey J. F. KAMA' at tibt ST4II OrMgt
N.. 1, Sisett-Place, Thep
London, England, 1825-01-12

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NUMBER 11 83

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ADELPHI THI
be Comic Barletta of the L
dented siceessfal Pantamim
attract Overtlowly% Houses,
farther notice.

4HIS present T H U
every EVSNING dur
gew Comic Barletta, in Thr
,and Decorations, founded on
THE LIFE
peregrine Proteus (an aspirant
Mr. Jeremy Pica, (a weal'
Carrytype (his
Horace O'Quill
pelawhang (Manager of the
%ruby Parsnip (a ruin'
Julia (daughter
Priscilla (her Co
Mrs. Muns (a Tr
Manktnoiselie 1
Scene i
PARTHO

Protetu
To roaclode with the most se
&iced, with New Music,ffice
and Decorations, entitled
MOTH E
Or, HARLEQUIN an/
Mother Red Cap, after
Lastige% a Peasant, after
Lapristella, afterwal
Ilewlewhack, Servant to b!
Sig

The following is a list of th
Fairies of the Magic Rose;
tare ; 3. The Enchanted Fort
Cap ; 4. Interior -of Mother
Hundred Enchanted Birds;
°guide of Florist's House ar
foosiem's Boarding-House;
Shop to Let; 9. Outside of
China Shop ; 11. Outside of
The Black Valley; 13, and 1
Finale by the Corps de Ballet
Boxes, 4s. Pit, 2s. Gallery,l s.
Qjsarter before Seven.

VICTUALLI
TIDE COMM/SS/0
his MAJESTY'S NAi

That on TUESRAY, the

to receive 'fenders in writing
ing quantities of Baltic and C

CROWN DANTZI

MB MEL

• BTETTIN

QUEBEC .....
All the Quebec Stavesoun
.-a. Deptford, and the other.
and Plymouth ; the Quebec
September, and the others,i
the odler half by the 31st
The Conditions of the Cs
Each Tender must sped,'
delivered before One o'Cloc

who makes the Ten&r, or
to answer when called for.

SOCIETY for the DISC]
IMPRISON

' Cr
BENEFACTIONS

James Tillard, Esq. -
Robt. Barclay, Esq.
David Barclay, Esq.
Robt. Herties, Esq.
Berries, Farquhar, and Ca
& Waring,
John Moore, Esq. per MI
W. Hutcbison, Esq. per
Rev. T. Jarvis
R. P. Glyn, Esq.
Jno. Xing, F.sq. -
Wnt.
Beckford, Esq. per
Andrew Mackkw, F.sq.
Mrs. Sarah Cholmley, pei
N. B. R.

A Friend
F. M. -
The Amount of an bell
Office, Brplges-street,
24r. Phipps -
Alma Clansenthia-
London, England, 1825-01-12

•

CHRISTMAS OUT OF TOWN.

FROM THE NSW MONTHLY MAGAZINE.

•
INMVIII

For many a winter, in Billiter-lane,
Bly--wife, Mrs. Brown, was heard to complain ;
At Ch_ristmas, the family met there to dine
On Vet and.plumpedding, and turkey and chine.
Our bark has now taken a contrary heel,
My wife has found out that the sea is genteel,
To Brighton we duly go scampering down,
For nobody now spends his Christmas in Town!
Our register-stoves, and our crimson-hafted doors,
Our weatherproof walls, and our carpeted floors,
Our casements well fitted to stem the North "'lnds
Our arm-chair and sofa, are all left behind.
We lodge on the &eine, in a bow-window d box,
That beckons up stairs every Zephyr that knocks;
The Sun hides his head, and the elements frown
But nobody now spends his Christmas in Town!
In Billiter-lane, at this mirth-moving time,
The lamplighter brought Us bis annual rhyme ;
The tricks of Grimaldi were sure to be seen,
We carved a twelfth cake, and-we dreW King and Queen;
These pastimes gave oil to Time's round-about wheel,
Before we began to be growing genteel :
'Twas all very well for a cockney or clown.
But nobody now spends his Christmas in Town !
At Brighton, I'm stock up in Denaldaon's shop,
Or walk upon bricks, till I'm ready to drop;
Throw stones at an anchor, look out for a skiff,
Or view the Chain-pier from the top of the cliff.
Till winds from all quarters oblige me to halt,
With an eye full of sand, and a mouth full of salt.
Yet still I am suffering with folks of renown,
Vor nobody now spends his Christmas in Town !
In gallop the winds, at the full of the moon,
And puff up my carpet like Sadler's balloon;
My drawing-room rug is besprinkled with soot,
And there is not a lock in the house that will shut.
At Mahomet's steam-bath, I lean on my cane,
And murmur in secret—" Alt. !"
But would not express what I think for a crown,
For nobody now spends his Christmas in Town!
The Duke aitd the Earl are no cronies of mine,
His Majesty never invites me to dine;
The Marquis won't speak when we meet on the Pier,
Which makes me suspect that I'm nobody here.
If that be the case, why then, welcome again,
Twelfth-cake and snap-dragon in Billiter lane.
Next winter I'll prove to my dear Mrs. Brown,
That trobrds now spends his Christmas in Town !
London, England, 1825-01-12

CHANGES.

Earl Gower, for his father's (the Marquis of Stafford's) seat, in
Sussex ; Lord Rivers, for his seat, flare Park, Newmarket ; Hon.
Colonel Howard, M.P. for his seat, Ashstead Park, Surrey; Major
and Mrs. Lewis, for Brighton ; the Marquis of Tichlield, for his
father's (the Duke of Portland),Welbeck, Notts, from a tour; Mr.
and Mrs. Mayhew, from the British Hotel, Jermyn-street, for their
seat in Norfolk; J. Stratford, Esq. from ditto, for Oxford; Mr.
and Mrs. Vincent, from Long's Hotel, Bond-street, for Bath; W.
V;iton, Esq. from ditto, for Cambridge; Captain Rohiason, from
ditto, for Brighton ; C. Gurney, Esq. from ditto, for ditto ; J.
Burke, Esq. front Nerot's Hotel; Lord Glentworth and family,
from ditto; C. W. Towers, Esq. and Mrs. Towers, from ditto.
London, England, 1825-01-12

FASHIONABLE ARRIVALS.

The Marquis of Conyngham, at his 'house in Hamilton-place,
from Windsor Lodge ; Lord Hervey, from his father's (the Earl
of Bristol) seat, Ickworth Park, Suffolk ; Emily Marchioness of
Londonderry, at her seat, North Cray, Knt, from a visit to the
Marchioness of Hertford, at Hastings' Sussex ;- Sir W. Knighton,
Bart. from Windsor Lodge ; the Earl and Countess Stanhope, at
their seat in Kent, from Brighton ; Mr. and Mrs. Luttrell, at their
house iu Grafton-street, from their seat in Surrey ; E. Protheroe,
Esq. at Nerot's Hotel, Clifford-street; J. Blackman, Esq. at ditto'
Mrs. and the Misses Laagham, at ditto; Mrs. and Miss Gilchrist;
at ditto.
London, England, 1825-09-29

This day was published, price ss. awed,
NALYSIS of the MEMORIAL presented by the'
11. SECRETARY of die TRICASTIRr, to the FIRST CON.
"TITUTIONA L CONGRESS of the UNITED MEXICAN
fATF.S: being the substance of a Report of the FINANCIAL
COMMITTEE of the Chamber of Senators, and Printed by
(heist of she same. Translated free) the Official Copy published
;u Maio.
Landon: Printed for Ceo. Cowie and Co. 31, Poultry.

-
ALL persons haying any Claim or Demand upon
the ante of EDWARD WILLIAMS, 'Minot' of Suf-
alk•strat,
Charing-cross, afterwards of King-street, Saint James's,
and Lately
‘
of BeaUfoll4ow, in the Parish of St. Luke's, ChAsea,
'
:n the County of Middlesex, Esquire, deceased, are requested to
'ad an account thereof to Tstootas Taxvon Martine of Pentre-
;whin, near id, Flintshi re, Esquie, or to Mr. Pams, No. 1,
soe.square, Li hloncoln's Inn, London,r who are authorized by the
.Idminatratrix of the said Edwird Williams, to adjust the same,
seed to receive al. debts owing to the Estate of the deceased.
London, England, 1825-09-29

.~;_ .~

In the fortress of Grambouses they fosnedl7 e4iger,l
and no mortErs, and a great quantity of powder ; altbingb
old, can be made use el.. In the (unreal of Kisipmep, tbefe was
also a quantity of ammunition, of *latch we hilire as yet no de-
tailed account.
" Ibrahim Packs has returned to TripoHrza. The Albanians,.
who came to his assistance from Candia, have been repeatedly
beaten by the Greeks, and in one combat, they lost their tom-
mander, Hassan Pacha. Several bodies of Peloponnesian* are
formed in order 'bait Tripoliasa, the confines of Galavrita, Carl-
tens, Argos, and Agiopetron. Vie largest force is that of Vetvena,
under the command of Theodore Colocotroni, whOcb amounts to
from 6,000 to 7,000 men. Every day different combats take place,
in which, as well as the skirmishes and ambuscades, the enemy is
considerably weakened. Our troops have begun to follow syste-
matically this sort of warfare, which we think will succeed.
" The Nimble arrived here some days ago,with the instalment
of the loan, and by the decree, of which we end you herewith a
copy, you wilt perceive to what good uses the Government has
appropriated that money.
" We have just been informed that Ibrahim Paehi, being in
want of provisions and ammunition, has begon,with the greater part
of his troops, to move towards the Gulf of Messina, but he has not
proceeded by the way of Dervenia nor Poliani; but a new way,
almost impracticable, There there were not so many of our troops.
An obstinate engagement took place, which lasted two days, in
which he received great injury. When he will have learned the in-
surrection in Candia, we doubt not but be will be greatly dis-
heartened. (1-.5.) (Signed)
The President, GEO. CUNDURIOTTIS.
A NA GNOSTIS SPILIOTAKIS.
"CONST. 111AVRONIICIIALIS.
" JOANNES COLETTIS.

The See.-Gen. A. bIAVROCORDATO."

SOUTH AAZEUICA.

raom MS ARGUS OF JULY 30.
BANDA ORIENTAL..

We hive received intelligence, of which we present
to our Readers an estiact :

" The column of Abreu has been obliged to proceed
along the bank of the Rio Negro, without leaving the
rising ground, as far as Mercedes, where it remains cut
off by a strong division, under the command of Bri•
gadier Rihera.
" On the 22d inst. when the Imperial column was
advancing on its march, the brave Captain of Dra-
goons took from it above 4.00 horse and eight soldirrs,
and lett three dead on the field.

" The rencontre with the Imperial detachment on
the Perdido, the account of which has already been
published, took place on the Bth instant. The Com-
mander of the beaten detachment was Don Felipe Ca-
better°. Among the prisoners were two Officers.
" The brave Captain Don Manuel Lavelkja, in
making a gallant attack on Monte Video, was wounded
and made prisoner by the Imperialists, in the battery
of Morales.

'! The head-quarters are above Monte Video, and
the Government is in the town of Florida. The
greater part of the Representatives of the Province are
already assembled at the same place.
" The centre column continues posted in the Barra de Pintado.'
London, England, 1825-09-29

GUILDHALL•

Mr. WooUctt, upholsterer, in Aldersgate•street charged see of
his female servants with a robbery. lie stated, that some tine
ago, the prisoner had stolen two sovereigns from Mrs. Woollen,
who, being unwilling to turn ber on the world without a charaver,
continued her in her service in the hope of reforming her; how-
ever she did not go on well, and last Friday she was discharged.—
Previous to her leaving the house at night, there was some talk of
examining her boxes, and she was seen by a fellow.servant to
threw a small parcel out of a window, which alighted on the roof
of the covnting.honse. After her departure, k was taken in aod
examined, and found to contain articles of dress belonging to her
mistress. The prisoner was committed.
London, England, 1825-09-29

W ORSH I P.RTREET.

"damn Hid and Richard Landers were brought before Mr. Twr.
soap, charged with rubbing Mr. Ricking York, a broker, reddlig
at No. 5, Eldon-street, Finsbury Cirrus. Mr. York not yet having
been able to ascertain site extent of his losses, the ptlsourn were
remanded for a week.

QUEEN-SQU A SE.
TIVor aged 13, son of a respectable butcher, was
with being Concerned i~ breaking into the Westminster FreeTe
signal School, in which a desk, containing nantermedoaimesitiond
11 sovereigns, had been forced, the documents spread algae de
floor, and the severeigas carried off. The only came of anmlties
was the badness of his character, and his having been seen es the
spot about the time of the robbery; but the Magistrate aid am
deem this evidence suacient to detain him, and he was dieduresei.
London, England, 1825-09-29

SALE OF JAMAICA RUM, LOGWOOD, SUGAR,
AND GINGER.

Dos, Frce,!,y Permission of his Majesty's Customs, to pay SAL..
RAGS and CHARGE'S.

TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION.
It COSI/0116NT Lan,
137 G. KINGSMILL,
At the noyal Exchange Itm, Ural, on MUISDAT, the 6th day of
October, ) Ali, at Two o'Clock babe Afternoon,
TIDEUNDER MENTIONED GOODS
being part of the CA 'too of the Brig JOIIN," of LI-
VERPOOL, Low on thb Goodwin Sands, in August last, on her
Voyage from Jamaica to London ; about
Gallons of JA NI A ICA ILIUM, Legal Strength for Dealers.
16 Tons of LOG WOOl3.
30 Cwt. of MOIST SUGAR.
2 CW t. of GINOKIL
For further l'articulars apply to Mr. %gulden, Deal. Samples
of the ltum, Etc. mar be seen on the day of Sale.
Dea!, 2 ith September, 1625.

CARMARTHENSHIRE, SOUTH WALES.
VALE OF TOWY.
TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,
With Immediate Possesaion.—Land Tax Redeemed,

•
THE Beautiful and Romantic FREEHOLD VILLA
RESIDENCE, called YSTRAD WRALLT, with a DO-
MAIN, containing about Sixty-three Acres of very rich Arable,
:Meadow, and Pasture Land; lying nearly within a Ring Fence, and
situated in the Parishes of Atier:,,,willy and Lianegwail, distant
five miles from Carmarthen The i:Juse is picturesquely si:uattd,
and capable of accomnicilqing a r...5pe..t...,01:1:.tti1y, with every
requisite convenience. The Croonds are t fatefully laid out and
high), oroamented ; the Plantations are very thriving, and the Soil
throrghout, a rich C3III, lyin: upon Gravel and Sand. The Oat-
buileirlc comprise a Cuach-house, with Two four-stalled Sullies,
and Ilarress-roorn, &c. a Mira, Cow and Gs-house, Cart-house,
a krge Gracaty, with a Farnoyard. 'llere is detached a neat
Fare- House, Tvrta Cottayes, Barn and Cow-bouse ; a. Pond, with
a Pump ;t both s, arlordim; an abundant supply of the best
Spring Water. The Kitchen (add is very productive and well
stocked with the best. Fruit Trees. The Roads in the neighbour
hood are excellent. The Mail from Gloucester passes the Estate
daily to Milford Haven.
For further particulars apply to Mr. Chilton, Solicitor, T. Chan-
, eery-lane; to the principal Inns at Cheltenham; at Garraway's;
ad of Mr. Ad im Murray, Surveyor and Land Agent, GI, St.
Martin's-lane, Strand, London.—(Letters to be Post-paid).
London, England, 1825-09-29

UNION-lIALL.

Some of the officers who had prevented the fight taking plate es
Mitcham Common on Tuesday, represented the circumstance, to
the Magistrates ; they also stated that they had brought with the*
one man who had assaulted l'ople, an ofScer, and he was held N
bail to answer the charge at the Sessions.—Tbe Islagistrase ore-
bated, in the strongest terms, the system of prize-fighting, whisk
was so prevalent, and observed, that as it was us coatemplation
decide the intended contest on a future day, would lime the
names of the pugilists who were observed on the Common, in order
that they should be served with summonses to attend at the omen
to enter into sureties not to commit any breach of the pewee—The
officers again intimated that they had not the slightest complaint to
make against the " public characters" whom they bad observed on
the Common.—The Magistrate, however, observed, that be was
determined on preventing the intended tight, and for this purpose
directed Mr. Staples, the Chief Clerk, to draw out informations
against fourteen individuals, erne:lga wham are the follow*:
Harry Holt, Tom Oliver, Dick Curtis, Ned Hudson, Shelton,
Scroggins, and Young Gas.

COAL MARKET, SEPTEMBER
Ships at Market. Ship Sold. Price.
931 Newcastle 701 346 64 to 401 94
3$ Sunderland 341 54s 3d to 4.1 S

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Waterford 10 I Hamburg 0
Guernsey sod Jersey 0 0 Flanders 0 0
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ANN° SEXTO GEORGII IV. REGIS.

This day was published, price 1.95. is boards, or 4ft. lumdsontely
bound, the ELEVENTH EMIHM (greatly improved) of

G'FIORD'S ENGLISH LAWYER; or,
EVERY MAY HIS CMS LAWYER:
Containing a Summary of the Constitution of England; its
LAWS AND STATUTES,
Particularly those relative to
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Vsukruptcy ministrators Maker and &main
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Bills of &change Husband and Wife Parent and Child
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e Excise Laws, I The Assessed Tann,
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The whets easefully digested from the best Authorities; and the
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Of whom may be had,
GIFFORD'S ACTS OF THR PRESENT REIGN;
The Ist, 24, and 3d Gee. IV, (passed is tow, nu, Lau), prim
35.114. the 4th Geo. IV. (1M) price 3a. 6d. and the Sth Geo. IV.
(1164), price Is.
London, England, 1825-09-29

PATENT SELF-ADJUSTING TRUSSER.

UPWARDS of FORTY THOUSAND CASES of
HERNIA have been relieved by ilsese Invaluable Instru-
ments, and are acknowledged by the afflicted to possess security
ease, and convenience, not to be met with kr any other inventina
for le purpose.; will lamer for Right or Left Si& ; also admit of
increase or decrease in size and force, requiring no Buckles, 1./n.'
florstrap, crony
In consequence of art inferior article now `being offered for Sale,
Medical Gentlemen and the Public are particularly requested to
observe, that " &Uses, Ow, and Co. 243, Strand, London," is
marked upon the Leather Case, without which they are of the
!Tortola, kind.
- - -

N.B. Persons In the Country are requested to send the eireum.
Terence of the sody an inch below the Mips.—Sold by one or
more Druggists in every City and principal Town in the United
Kingdom.

Da FOTHILROILL'S TOXIC FEMALE PILLS.

tralin PILLS have been in public estimation for
JL • a wary eonsiderehle time, and are particularly ream-
••nended in general Debility of the Constitution, alse as a safe and
exaelleet remedy in these periodied irregularities whkb Females
of.doligate and languid eirenlatien, wore sepeeialiy the younger
pan, ire liable to • they tend greatly to strengthen the o=esosf,
the Stensaeh, correct bad Digestion, remove Nerton 13
Head-ache, Sta au. and as a 'family liladicise will be found
generally useful.
Sold is Boxes, at Is. lid. iirby Bunn' Chemist, 4,
Cbeapaide, St. PAW.' • Sinew iinfOo. len, New Betad-street,
Loudon; and.' by the rondo medkjue Venders throughout
the United Kingdom.
Of Wpm may be 'bad Dr. FOTIrkERGILL't NERVOUS
DROPS, so much crlebrated fee their eilleas is Nervous Disor-
ders and their various distressing affections, as Spirits,
I lead-aches, Lose of Appetitr, Spas* Irntrutats,
Fainting Pit b and Debility et Relaxed= of the Serena.la bonito,
at 4s, 6d. 11r and tits.
London, England, 1825-09-29

LA Al BET H-STREET.

A gallant Son of Neptune, who, in the course of seveley sollll
had weathered many a stormy blast, and was at length
moored In Greenwich Harbour, was charged with mailable
the banners of Cupid, the consequence of which was, the adllWlll
of another member of society. The gay deceiver admitted theft.
but said, the only compensation he was able to make, was the A.
lowance the Hospital made him of one shilling a week. The its-
gistrate told bini, that before he entered the service of the amorous
god, he should have reckoned on the consequences. The taw was
imperative, and unless be settled the matter with the Oglicers, he
had only one course to pursue. The Veteran persisted in his ina-
bility to do more, and the °Seers not lxing so compliant so his
will as the far nymph had formerly been, poor Jack was compelled
to exchange his umbrageous walks in Greenwich Park, and all
the comforts of the Royal Asylum, for the dreary walls of the
House of Correction, and the still less agreeable exercise of the
Tread 1111 L .
London, England, 1825-01-15

I'HE ARMY•
Saturday, a numerous ane well-appointed party of the Ad Dra-
-• Guards, stationed In Dublin garst, mounted, and preceded
- and also a party of the Foot,with the "

roe
by a bugler; - 19th r. Regimental
Band, paraded the streets of that city for recruits. The city pre-
sented at martial an appearantie as was obferved at any time during
the late war.
The detachment of the-County of Limerick Militia Staff,which
has been stationed for some time past at Annacotty, in the Liberties
of Dublin, is ordered te be withdrawn.
The Levy Money directed to be allowed by the Recruiting Par-
ties throughout the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland.
for the enlfttment of Recruits for the British Regiments now on
service in India, is precisely similar in amount to whattwas granted
during the recent Levies.
A detachment of one hundred and fifty Artillery, and one hun-
dred and fifty Infantry, !:of the East India Company's service,
marched from Chatham on the Bth inst. and embarked at Graves-
end,o.on board of the Company's ships General Kyd and Hythe,
destined for Bengal.
London, England, 1825-01-15

...

1

VICTVALLING-OMM Jams" if, 111911.
THE COMMISSIONERS for rICT'UALLING
Mu, 7's NAVY, 4t. d. herfArgirellegere
That on FIR Ml' next, the 21st instant, they will be ready to

'Melee Tenders in writing (staled ap), and treat for the fullowiag
Artieles to be &limed into his Majesty's Victualling Stores at
Deptford, viz:
Afrticies. Qrsstiges• Periods r I ddio•
BISCUIT MEAL MOO sacks One haltby the sth February,
i
FLOUR, ditto 400 ditto and the other half by the sth of
NEW OATMEAL '4O tons March Dee.
BUTTER IS tons, as demanded. .
Samples of the Oatmeal (of Dot less than two quarts each), 'ill
be required to be produced with the Tenders; and no Tender for
a less quantity of Biscuit Meal, se Flour, than 200 sacks will be
admitted.
The Conditions of the Contracts map be seen at this Office.

Each Tende•r must specify the rite in words at length, and be
delivered before One o'Clock on the day appointed ; and the Perron
who makes the Tender, or some Person on hi; behalf, must attend
to answer when called for.

M. KiLLER CLIFTON.

TI Ili EV EN INO STA

tON DON.

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SATURDAY, JANUARY 15, 1825.
THE FUNDS.
STOCK EXCHANGE, TWELVE O'CLOCK.
Consols opened this morning at 95e for the Account, with little
doing. They are now at 951 to 96.

FOREIGN FUNDS.
In the Foreign Market, the bustle is not so great as on the two
previous days, sad all Foreign Securities are more steady. There is
no defaulter of consequence, which astonishes the Public.
Current:Prices: New Spanish 15, Old 201 to 21, Mexican sop
Colombian New 953 96, Chili= $B, French Sc. 141 f, Austrian 961,
Portuguese 901, Buenos Ayres 48 50, Gas 14, Greek 561, Bra-
s Wan Scrip 161 17.

Alliance Assurance - ClOO

PAID.
aeto

100

Anglo Mexican Mines -
United Mexican ditto -
lteal del Monte ditto -
grazilian ditto
Colombian ditto...

400
100
100

Rio de la Plata ditto
Chilian

300
London, England, 1825-01-15

Croydon
Do. Bondy

Derby do. 225
Dudley. do. 88
Edinburgh & Glasgow 501. 55
Ellesmere & Chester 1331. 104
Erewash 1001.
Forth and Clyde do. 600
Glamorganshire du.
Glouc. & Berky O.S. do.
Do. optional Loan 601.
Grand Junction /Oa 260
Grand Surrey do. 60
Do. Loan ... 103
Grand Union 1001. 51

.. 105
1001. 16
1501.190
Hereford & Glo'ster 1001.
Huddersfield do. .6
led and Ouse do. 100
Kennet and Avon do. 9.4
Kensington do.
Lancaster do. 46
Leeds and Liverpool do. 500
Do. (New) ...
___

Ditto Loan
Grand Western
Grantham

Leicester
Do. •••
Leicester and Northn.lool. 100
Loughborough .. 4600
Melton Mowbray 1001. 255
Mersey and bwell 1000
Monk land 100/. 2200
Monmeuthshire 1001.240
Do. Debentures do. 10.5
Montgomeryshire do. 72
North Waisham and
Diliham
Neath

SOL 12 10
400
1501. 300
1001.105
London, England, 1825-01-15

DRESDEN, JANUARY 3.

On the 50th December, W. Chad, Esq. British Mi-
nister resident at our Court, presented his credentials
in a private audience, and had the boom of dining at
his Majesty's table.
The Bishop has caused a notice to he affixed to the
Catholic Church, ordering a kind of pilgrimage to
Rome, declaring that only such of the faithful as had
chiefly followed the religious observances enumerated
by him are exempted from it. The language employed
in this notice, has made a disagreeable impression on
the inhabitants cf this city, who have presented an ad-
dress to the Government, expressing their apprehension
for their religion.
London, England, 1825-01-15

This day was published, in 12mo. price ls. 6d.
ASYNOPSIS of the EVIDENCES of RELIGION,
Natural and Revealed ; drawn principally from the writings
of Butler, Paley, Doddridge, and Marsh; designed as a Manual
for Youth.
By the Rey. J. TOPHAM, M.A. F.E.S.L.
Head Master of the Grammar School of King Edward VI.
• 13rornsgrove.
Printed for Geo. B. Whittaker, Aye Maria-lane, London.
Also by the same Author, •
AN EPITOME of CHEMISTRY. Third Edition, ss. 6d. bds.
4, We strongly recommend it to the perusal of the Youth of both
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ml.:_

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sHEPPARD'S PRECEDENT of PRECEDENTS,
• modernised and adapted to the Principles and present Practice
of Conveyancing.
By THOMAS WALTER WILLIAMS, Esq.
Of the Inner Temple, Barrister at Law.
Er The above will be found eminently useful not only to the
Student, but also as a general formulary in the Conveyancer's Mice.
Printed fur G. Wightman, 46, Fle&t-street
Of whom may be had, lately published,
Williams' Abstracts of the Acts "based in the sth Geo. IV. Bvo.
price Os. also those from the commencement in 1816 to 18, in one
volume, Its. 1819,20 and 21,85. each,.1822 and 23,105. 6d. each.
London, England, 1825-01-15

BERLIN, DECEMBER 29.

The Prussian China ship, the Mentor, brought as part
of its return cargo, a considerable quantity of tea, which
was advertised by the Society of Maritime Commerce'
to be sold by auction on the 20th of last month, but the
result of the auction did not answer the expectation
conceived. The biddings were so low, that the Society
was obliged to buy in the whole cargo, except a small
parcel of Cassia. This circumstance fortunately proves
that the Society cannot enter into a competition in this
trade with the mercantile world in general; which is the
more to be regretted al, the expedition-of the Mentor
was made as an experiment whether the former trade
to China by land might not be replaced by an inter-
course by sea.
Before the publication of the last Russian tariff, the
Prussian transit trade to China amounted to 10 or 12
millions, but has now wholly ceased, which is a great
I..ss to Prussia ; and we do not know how to open new
channels for our manufactures. It might be imagined,
that the conveyance to Canton by sea, would be prefer.
able to the land carriage through the Russian empire;
but this seems to be an exception to the general rules
London, England, 1825-01-15

CHILBLAINS, RHEUMATISMS, PALSIES, &c.
CHILBLAINS are. prevented _from breaking, and
their tormenting Itching instantly removed by WHITE-
HEAD'S ESSENCE of MUSTARD, universally esteemed for
its extraordinary Efficacy In Rheumatism, Palsies, Gouty Affec-
tions, and Complaints of the Stomach; but where this certain re-
medy has been unknown or neglected, and the Chilblains have
actually broken, WHITEHEAD'S FAMILY CERATE will
ease the pain, and very speedily heal them. This Cerate is equally
efficacious for all ill-conditioned Sores, Sore.. Legs, Scorbutic Erup-
tions, Blotches, Pimples, Ringworms, Shingles, Breakings-out on
the Face, Nose, Ears' and Eyelids, Sore and Inflamed Eyes,
Sore Heads, and other Scorbutic Humours. The ESSENCE OF
MUSTARD is perhaps the most-active, penetrating, and efficacious
remedy in the world, curing the severest Sprains and Bruises in
ku than half the time usually taken by any other Liniment or
Embrocation; it also heals Cuts, punctures from Sharp Instru-
ments, Nails, Thorns, Splinters, &e. with incredible facility, with-
out smart or pain, preventing inflammation and festering, and is
equally tuella' in the various accidents of Animals—in short, it is a
d•onestic remedy of such uncommon excellence and utility, that no
family sensible of its own comfort should ever be without it. Pre-
pared only, and sold by R. Johnston, Apothecary, 15, Greek-street,
Soho, London. The Essence and Pills at 2a 24. e.tch; the Cerate
at is. lid. and 2s. 9d.' They may be had of every Medicine
Vender in the United' Kingdom.
• The Gessuinotas a stamp, with the name of " It. John-
Ant!' inserted. on iR
• . - .
London, England, 1825-01-15

CLASSICAL ENG LISfI POETRY ; ',elected from the Bri.,
fish Poets, and lions the Nloticru Authors. By Dr. Mayor and Mr.
Pratt. Price ss. 6J. bound.
Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, Brown, and Green.

This day was published,
Price Is. Sd. bound, a new and improved Edition of
THE SCHOLAR'S SPELLING ASSISTANT;
wherein tho words are arranged on an improved Plan,
ac-
cording to their respective Principles of Accentuation, in a manner
calculated to familiarize the Art of Spelling and Pronunciation, to 4
remove Difficuldes, and to facilitate general Intprovement ; in-
tended for the Use of Schools and private Tuition.
By THOMAS CARPENTER) •
Master of the Academy, Ilford, Essex,
Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, Brown, and Green;
and G. B. Whittaker. • .
Of whom may be had, by the same Authnr,
An-English Vocabulary, in which the wbrdt arc arranged indis-
criminately; designed at; a Sequel to the•ilehiat's Spelling As-
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This day was published, 12mo. Ss. bound,
A BREGE de I'HISTOIRB de DON QUICHOTTE
de la MANCHA, d'Apres la traduction Vrancaiqe de Florian,
avec la signification' dc Mots en Anglaive. Pa A. COMBER''.
Avec un Portrait de Cervantes.
Printed for J. Souter, 71, St. Paul's ; J. Collingwood, Strand;
and Boosey and Sons, Old Broad-strett. •..

This day was published, in Three Vols. 12mo. price 168. 6d.
CASTLE HARCOURT; or, TAe Days of King
Richard the Third, a Tale of 1467/. •
By L. F. W INTER, Esq.
Printed for A. K. Newman and Co. London.
Where may be bad, published this Winter :
Saragossa, a Romance, by E. A. Archer, 4 vole. £1 4s.
Priest of Rahery, a Tale, by the late Wm. Pitnell, F.sq. M.P.
Ss. 6d.
Robber Chieftain, a Romance, by Nella Stephens, 4 vols. El Es.
Button, a Novel, by the Author of Legends of Scotland, •
3 vols. las.
Grandeur and Meanness, by Mary Charlton, 3 vols. ,C 1 Is.
Runnemede ; or, The Days of King John, by L. S. Stanhope,
5 vols. 18s.

FOR COLDS, COUGHS, ASTHMAS, &c.
THE PECTORAL ELlXlR.—Experience, during
a very long period, has incontestihly proved the superior ef-
ficacy of this Medicine, in all Cases of COLDS, COUGHS, and
ASTHMATIC AFFECTIONS. By promoting gentle expectora-
tion, it very shortly relieves the Patient of a slight or recent Cold,
and a few doses are generally sufficient to remove those which neg-
lect has rendered more confirmed and obstinate, and which are ac-
companied with Cough, Spitting of Blood, and other serious symp...
toms. Its peculiar balsamic powers tend to hear sorene4s, and allay
the irritation of the lungs, in cases of Cough; and in Asthmatic At.
fections it assists and gives freedom to the Breath.
Sold In bottles, at Is. lid. and 2s. 6d. by gUTIAR, Chemist, 4,
Cheapside, St. Paul's; Savory and Co. 136, New Bend-street,
and 220, Regent street; and by the principal Medicine Venders
throughout the United Kingdom.
(W whom stay be bad, the llALsAmtc Losestaas, used In retest .
Coughs, Hoarsenew, &c. and for rendoing the Voice clear and
flexible, and protecting its organs from the effects of exertion. In
boxes, ls. lids
ry- Be careful to aA for Il Tutlees Pectoral Blair
tamic Lounges."
• .
London, England, 1825-01-15

large arm chair, with a table before it co ered with a
green cloth. Over the top of the stage whole troops of
angels, cut out of pasteboard, and painte,l, were dmlg-
ring about. In the front, and made of the same mate-
rials, were the figures of Saints Joseph and Nicodemus,
of the size of life. All these figures were sr-awed ht
some concealed machinery. Immediately at the feet
of the two saints was a capacious tomb. The musicians
had takers their seats in the orchestra,—the spectators
had crowded into the church,—already had the cheru-
bim and seraphim fluttered ;heir wings, and waved their
hands to, the notes of the musicians, tuning their instru-
ments, wltcn a venerable saint, in a square cap, and short
surplice, bordered with broad lace, tool► his station in
the arm-chair, and delivered a discourse on the Passion,
inch lasted nearly an hour. Some lay-brethren then
shouted ,prayers at the feet of the crucified CURIST,
whilst two priests, ascending the steps of the crucifix,
gradually drew out the nails from the feet and arms of
the image, and as the psalms were continued, and the
angels were agitating their wings and hinds, took it
down from the cross, and placed it on a hearse near the
orchestra. . . . ...... The procession
made a halt before the different churches, and all the
members of it sang a Latin prayer. Returning from
the place whence we set out, the hearse was presented
to the images of St. Joseph and Nicodemus, which very
courteously bowed their headsr-stretched oat their
arms—and seemed to receive on their knees-the corpse,
and to place it in the bier. This was all very well ma-
naged by persons concealed behind the two saints. Dur-
ing all this time the archangels and seraphim expressed
their grief at the sight of the lifeless corpse, by the con-
vulsive agitation of their wings, and their whole bodies.
London, England, 1825-01-15

Commerdal do.
Do. Loan Notes ... 106
Bristol 1461.104
Do. Notes 1901. 105
Ent Country
BRIDGES. •
Hammersmith 501. 14
Deptford Creek 501. 35
Southwark 1001. 14
Do. New 71 per ct. 100/. 60
Vauxhall 1001. 47
Do. Promiss. Note. 100 s. 105
Waterloo 1001. 615
Do. Annuities of 11/. 601. 41
Do. Annuities of 71. 401. 37
Do, Bonds ... 119

do. it*

ROADS.
New North Road 501. 66
Archway&Kent. Town ... 25
Barking 1001. 63
Commercial do. 135
E. I. Branch do. 102
Great Dover-St.Road do. 41 10
Highgate Archway 501. 13
Thames Tunnel 501.
RAILWAYS.
London &Northern 501. sh. 32 10
London & Binning!). ... 85). pr
Bristol & Birmingham 501. 30s.pr
Manch. & Liverpool 1001. 41 pr
Bkming. & Liverpool 501 6pr
Cromford&HighPeaklool.
Canterbury 501. spr
Bath and Bristol 25/. 1 10 pr
Kentish ... 26 pr
Cheltenham 10€1. 78
Croydon Railway Gel.
Surrey Railway 601.
Severn & Wye do. 501. 38 10
Poplar&Greenw.Ferry...
Woolwich Ferry
.100/.
Stockton & Darlingt. 100/.120
Monmouth 501. sh.
WATER-WORKS.
Holloway 501. sh.
Chelsea
Colchester

1001.
East London do. 125
Grand Junction 50/. 70
Kent , 1001. 43
Liverpool Bootle 220/.140
London Bridge 1001. 66
Manchester & Salford ... 48
Portsmouth&Farling. 501. 4
Ditto New do. 25
Portsea Island do. 4
South London 100/. 80
West Middlesex 1001. 68
York Buildings 1001. 35

INSURANCES.
Alliance, Brit.& For. 1001. 19i
IDitto blaring 1001. 2 spr
Protector 201. 10 pr
Palladium SOL 20 pr
Albion 5061. GO
Atlas 501. 9 "
Bath ... -575
Beacon 1001. par
Birmingham Fire 1'0001.430
British 2501. 60
Do. Commercial Life 501. 5 5
County 1001. 55
Do. Annuity ... 10 10
Eagle 501. 415 -
European 201. 20 1
Do. New 21.
Globe Ilia 183
Guardian ... 22 0
Hope 501. 6
Imperial Fire 5001.150
Du. Life 501. 12 10
Kent Fire do. 78
Do. life
Law Life
London Fire
Louden Ship
Norwich Union
Provident
Rock
Royal Exchange
Sun Fire

1001. 12
254 24
do. 24
2501. 68
100/. 22 10
201. 5
... 315
... 220

Sun Life 100/. 27
Union 2042. 44
Unit. Einp.&Cont.Life 501. 4
Essex Economic 501. 1 spr
LITERARY
INSTITUTIONS.
London 75gs. 55
Russell 25gs. 9
Mettopolitan 12ks. par

M INES.
Arigna Iron &Coal Co. SOL 19 pr
Brazilian(iss. at 51. pr)1001. 33 pr
Anglo Mexican Associa-
tion 1001. 100 pr
United Mexican Miring
Association 401. 100 pr
Beal del Monte Mines,
Mexican 4001. 150 pr
Colombian 1001. 49 pr
Claim pr
Rio de la Plata' _ 1001. 50 pr
Hibernian G pm
Ailsborough Tia
Crerni►
Ditto East
Cliff Down
Consolidated
Scotch Mine Stock )001.

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London, England, 1825-12-01

POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

GUILDHALL.

HAIM& IP. ASCU AWD Alzunion.—This was a dispute as to the
value of labour in weaving a new sort of silk, named Gres* Biers.
A Gres de Naples is a plain silk,with ninety threads wove in every
inch, and the weaver is paid one shilling a yard. The former silk
differs io that the threads are alternately one fine and one very
coarse, so that the fabric appears to be ribbed or carded. The
Gros de Naples is wove with one shuttle, because all the threads are
of an equal thickness, but two shuttles must be used for the new
silk, one to throw across the fine, the ether the coarse silk ; but
then, to compensate for loss of time in min two shuttles instead of
one, there can only be, from the thkhasse of one of the threads,
sixty threads in an inch. The journeyman, Harris, demanded
is. Sd. a yard for the latter work, because the abolished Spitalnelds
Scale would have given bins that, and because be would then only
earn, by fourteen hours labour at it, the same sum be should earn at
other silk work. The master urged that he would earn the same
sum if he accepted is. 3d. a yard, and that 130 out of 140 men had
accepted those wages.
The Alderman decided in favour of the master.
London, England, 1825-12-01

NARY-LA-BONNE.

This Office was yesterday again crowded to excess, to bear the
final examination of Ireland and Mrs. Graven. At one o'clock the
prisoners were placed at the bar. Mr. Ireland was much improved
in appearance, and bowed politely to the Bench. A number of
witnesses were then called, who clearly proved the active partici-
pation of both prisoners, particularly from Mr. Daniel, of o:ford-
street ; Mr. Harding, of Regent-street; and Mr. Conolly, of
Blandford-street ; and, in the two first cases, the goods were, imme-
diately after being delivered in Gloucester Place, pawned• Thei goods
were ordered in the name of Ireland, but he repeatedly denied to
Qe witnesses that that was his name. He cross-examined the wit-
nesses, as did Mr. Price, but elicited nothing. Considerable legal
discussion then arose between Mr. Goring, the Solicitor for the
prosecution; Mr. Price, for the defendants; and the Magistrates,
as to the nature of the offence. But it was cut short, at last, by
Mr. Rawlinson's committal of Ireland to Newgate for felooy, and
ordering Mrs. Gravett to give forty-eight hours' notice of bail, for
entering into a conspiracy to defraud. The prisoners were amazed
at the decision, imagining their offence could only be reached by a
civil process.
L A MBETH-STEEET.

No/sib a master bricklayer, was sharged by the officers of
Poplar hamlet, with not supporting his wife. In defence he said
she bad committed adultery with two persons, and that he himself
caught her in the Tact, which he thought was a sufficient reason for
his leaving her. Dirs. N. recriminated, and denied his assertion;
adding, that since their marriage be had had two illegitimate
children. The Magistrate, after listening patiently to the crimina-
tion and recrimination, ordered Nolan to pay 55. per week to the
Parish Officers for his wife's support.