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London, England, 1825-09-17

THE. ARMY.

Major-General Sir COLIN HALLETT has appointed Mr. Pinup
La Our, late Lieutenant-Colonel of the 63d Regiment, one of hi►
Aides de. Camp, with the rank of Lieutenant-Colonel in the Militia;
and to the situation of Inspector of Sttangers in Jersey.
Upwards of seventy Recruits have lately joined the 62d Regi-
ment of Foot, at Dublin.
At a Coutt-martial held at Sangor, hi the East Indies, a native
private in the 4th Battalion of Artillery, named Gtirscalt Sinj, was
found.giiiity of the. murder of a native comrade, named Suwul Sing, ,
and sentenced to he hanged.
Detachments of the 2d, id, 6th, 2./th, 30th, 38th, 41st, 44th,
45th, 46th, 54th, 59th, and 87th Regiments embarked on the Bth
inst. at Cowes, on board the Industry transport, for India, under
the command of Lieutenant WARNER.
The 'Worcestershire Yeomanry Cavalry assemble on the 22d inst.
for six days' duty:
Tuesday the Depot of the 2d Foot, donsisting of about 100 men,
marched into Canterbury, and took up their quarters at the Infan.
try barracks.
Tuesday, the Sussex Local Militia assembled at Chichester, to
be trained in military tactics for twenty-one days. Nearly ►ixty
of them are from Brighton.
London, England, 1825-09-17

PEDESTRIANISM

The great match to the 140 utile stone, near Worksop, between
Mr. Blakesley and Captain Smith, and on which heavy bets were
pending, was decided •et four o'clock on Wednesday. It hai !teen
already stated that the pedestrians started at one o'clock on Tues-
day ; tb stake, for the first who reached the destination, was 400
sous. and Mr. Blakesiey betted 50 soy. that the winner performed
the distance from Shoreditch in forty hours. The following are
the particulars of the match, furnished by Capt. W. N. Wilson, •ne
of the umpires. The pedestrians supped, at eleven o'clock on
Tuesday night, at Wansford (78 miles), and proceeded on within a
half mile at each other to Newark. where they arrived to breakfast
in the morning. They crossed the bridge at Newark together,
when Air. itiakesley mule play to Kneesal, and did the ten miles
fi am Newark in two hours, leaving his adversary neatly a mile. Be
had no more than nine other miles to perform, and having speed
and superior strength, he won the match, without much apparent
fatigue, in thirty-nine hours, and won the Afty, a bye bet, also.
Captain Smith resigned the contest six miles from home, and nearly
two in the rear.
London, England, 1825-09-17

-1-SR. AGER, Fellow t.f the Royal Colle4e of Physi-
clans, &c. will begin his next COURSE of LECTURES
and EXAMINATIONS on the THEORY and PRACTICE of
PHYSIC, CHEMISTRY, and the MATERIA MEDICA,
on MONDAY, OCTOBER 3d, at a quarter past Eight in the
Morning. Three Courses are given annually, each occupying about
four Months. Further Particulars may be bad at Dr. MIER'S
Residence, 69, Margaret-street, Cavendish-square.

This day was published, price Ss. boards,
HORSEMANSHIP; or, Plain Instructions fir
Teaching the Art of MANAGE RIDING (the Ground-'
work or Foundation of all systems of good Riding), and Breaking
Horses systematically. For the Use of Instructors, and persons
who may wish to improve themselves in the true principles of
Riding and Breaking Horses. With Engravings. illustrative of
the position on Horseback, and the particular Riding Lessons of
the Manage.
By T. GIBBONS, Lieutenant R.A.
London : Printed for the Author, and sold by T. Egerton, Mi-
litary Library, Whitehall; and sold by all Booksellers in the
United Kingdom.

' GENERA& PENITENTIARY MILBANK.
This day was published,
AN ACCOUNT of the DISEASE lately prey..
lent at the GENERAL PEN!TENTIARY, with sume
Observations concerning its Origin. Octavo.
By P. MERE LATHAM, M.D. '
Fellow of the College .4' Physicians, and Phy-ician to
St. Tiarthnloniew's Hospital.
Printed for T. and G. Underwood, 32, Fleet.street.
London, England, 1825-09-17

4
General has Atined in the More*, he does not posse

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a sufficient force to ieduCe the whole Peloponnesus aga'n
under the Turkish power, unless he shortly receives
powerful reinforcements.
According to these accounts, Ibrahim Pacha had
remained for a time on the defensive, till he was joined
by the corps that landed at Navarino. Several uncon-
nected and not very serious attacks of the Greeks had
been repulsed by him. After the arrival of the ex•
petted reinforcements, he resolved to advance to meet
the Turkish corps coming from the north of Greece to
the Morea. The assistance of this corps had been
already promised him ; it was a part of the plan of -the
campaign, and both the Seraskier Redschid Pacha and
the Captain Pacha had strict orders to accelerate, as
much as possible, the advance of that corps into the
Poloponnesus. Ibrahim Pacha, therefore, acted in strict
conformity with the spirit of the plan of operations, in
endeavouring to operate in the direction of the Gulf of
Lepanto, and to reach its shores. But he did not suc-
ceed in this, any more ihan the northern army had
succeeded in entering the Peloponnesus. The Greek
Government had considerably reinforced Goura, in the
vicinity of Athens, who was thus enabled to defend the
entrances to the Isthmus of Corinth, and at the same
time so to engage the division of Redschid Pacha's
army which had advanced to Salona, that it was unable
to cross the Gulf at Lepanto or G rlixidi, as it seemed to
intend. Nevertheless, Ibrahim advanced as far as Phonic
and Calavrita ; but as he heard nothing of the arrival of
the Turkish army from the North, he returned to the in.
tenor of the Morea, to re-establish his communications
with Navarino. There was a report of a new engage-
ment near Telphonsa, which was said to have been un-
favourable to Ibrahim, but nothing certain was known
respecting it. A great advantage for the Greeks is the
raising of the blockade of Missolonghi, by the appear-
ance of a Greek squadron at Cape Papas, and the re-
treat of the Capitan Pacha, who has returned to Suda,
to avoid an engagement with the Greeks. Missolanghi
has been saved by the courage of its brave garrison.
The Roman Notizia del Glom contains the following
from Zante, 18th August:
" According to accounts just received, Yps'lanti's
corps has re-occupied Tripolizza and Navarino; the
latter place is said to have been voluntarily abandoned
on the approach of the Greeks, by the Turkish garrison,
which retired to Modon. Ibrahim Pacha, is said to be
surrounded at Tripotamia, the ancient Psophis, in the
centre of the Peloponnesus. The Turkish fleet has lost ,
some ships iu an engagement with the Greeks near
Missolonghi." •
London, England, 1825-03-21

This day was published, in Three Vols. the. price 2f. 21.
THE HISTORY OF PARIS, from the earliest Pe-
riod to the present Day ; containing a Description of its An-
tiquities, Public Buildings, Civil, Religious, Scientific, and Com-
mercial Institutions, with numerous Historical Facts and Anecdotes!'
hitherto unpublished? tending to illustrate the different Bras of
French History, particularly the eventful period of-the Revolution.
To which is added, an Appendix. containing a Notice of the
Church of Saint Denis, as Account of the Violation of the Royal
Tombs, itnportint Statistical Tables derived from glacial re-
sources, &c. itc.
Printed for Geo. D. Whiteedwr, Are-Maria-lasts.
London, England, 1825-03-21

FARR ON -CANCER.
This day was -published, the Seeded Edition, with important Im-
provements in Practice. and mud; new Matter, aro. price 4s.
A TREATISE, illustrative of a Method by which
Octult Cancer may be cured ; together with Practical Di-
recd.°s for its Treatment in the Ulcerative Stage.
By WILLIAM FARR,
Membertif the Royat'College of Surgeons, London, late Surgeon
ib the Hospital on the Island of An.hok, &C. licc.
Published by G. %Orman, 46, Fleet-street.
• Of 'whom maybe had, by thesaine Author,
A Treatise on the Care of Scrofula, Second Edition, fivo. price 41.
London, England, 1825-03-21

)MARRIED.

The Mk instant, at Shresnhary, the Bev. Frederick Holmes,
B.A. of St. John's College, Cambridge, and Professor in the
Bishop's College, at Calcutta, to Anna Maria, eldest &nester of
Joseph Lardsle, Esq. of Kingsland House.
At Budock, Lieut. W. P. Croke, of his Majesty's packet Bane- •
ions, to Miss Smith, daughter of Captain Smith, of Falmouth.
At Falmouth, Mr. O'Connor, surgeon of his Majesty's packet
Sphynx, to Miss N. Philpot.

DIED.
Sunday senaight, suddenly, at Bicester, Oxfordshire. in the 14th
year of his age, while eating a hearty dinner, Henry Watford, Esq.
an eminent solicitor of that town.
The 7th instant, at Bridport, at the advanced age of $7,
Samuel Pest, the Prophet, who for the last thirty years of his lift
entertained the idea that he should be the leader of the children of
Israel to rebuild the city of Jerusalem.
At his residence, at Staverton-house, near Cbeltenham, the Rev.
Wm. Pearce, M. A. Vicar of Leigh, and of Stevenhampteo, both ha
the county of Gloucester.
At Little Hallingbury, Essex,ia his 27th yeaf, the Rev. Fronde
Horalsir, Vicar of Matching, in the same county.
At Aldeiley. Gloucestershire, aged 91, the Rev. Er Draper,
Rector of Leckampton.
At Penang, on the ink of Octobef, the Hon. John Maeallater,
Senior Member of Council of that Presidency.
At Madras, the latter end of August, Alfred Dunned ark No'
turaliste Du Rol, deputed tcandia, by the Institutes! Frames, as a
Corresponding Member in the Division of Natural /11=kcim.isb
Friday seinnight, the Rev. Patrick Reilly, P.P. of
was found lying on the road near Drung Bridge, Camarillo dud 1
it is supposed that be was en Mara= bone, and fen aar hinlhalle•
At Senna, Southern Africa, Mr. George Kilpatricki surgeon in
the Royal Navy, son of Mr. George Kilpatrick, of Craignea•
tech, Glasgow. In Jane, 11125, a party, consisting of Mr. Fatima/
lutenist, sent out by the Horticultural Society of London a Um.
C. Brown, and Mr. Kilpatrick, both of his Majany's ship JACIes,
on a Voyage of survey_ along the eastern coast of Africa, unit" du
command of Capt. W. F. W. Owen, volunteered their cast em
an Wand expedhion to explore the river Zambesi or Cum% awl
the country adjacent; they were nett to have proceeded thenlib
the heart of- the country en Latakoo, where English Miseloutiee
reside, thence to Cape Town. They had net proceeded far up that
river when Mr. Felber fell a victim and soon after their landing
at Stun, his two companions shared his untimely fate. Had they
succeeded in their enterprise mach interesting information odglat
have been expected from their ressamhes.

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London, England, 1825-03-21

DR. JAMES'S ANALEPTIC PILLS

HAVE long established their decided superiority
over every other Medicine litherto discovered for the cute
of Colds, Rheumatic Attacks, Slight Fevers, and indeed all Dis-
orders wising from obstructed perspiration, of such frequent oc-
currence in our changeable climate. Persons travelling find them
most beneficial, as they are so mild in their effects NM not to require
any confinement. From the derangement of the digestive organs,
bilious and nervous disorders arise, and the consequent result is
head-ache, nausea, defective appetite, giddiness, and gouty limp-
toots: in these cases the Analeptic •Pills afford constant relief, re-
storing by degrees the functicns of the stomach and bowels. The
genuine 1)r. James's Analeptic loins have the name " P. Nesebery"
engraved in the Government stamp. 'This must be observed, as
imitations are very geneial.
Messrs. Newberg continue to prepare Dr. James's Analeptic
Pills from the only recipe existibrunder Dr. James's hand, and they
are sold by them at the Original Warehouse fir Dr. James'S Pow-
der, Nu. 43, &. Paul's Church Yard; end by J. WPC, 160, Oh-
ford street, in Man a$ 41. id. or Sit in a large Dos, lii.

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MUSIC IN WEBER'S PRIECIOSA, price 21. ed.
rrHE whole of the.MUSIC in WEBER'S celebrated
Melo-dranta, PRECIOSA, (announced for perfonpance at
Coveht-Girdels Theatre.) ennsisting of the Overture Mar Ches,
Dances, Sing, and Chorales, arranged for the Plano:forte, With
English word! newly translated and adapted,- together with the
Novel of Cervantes, on Which tie Drina Is founded, b'given in
the Tweety4eVenth Number of die MARMONICON, published
on the first of March, price es. 6d.
. WE BEA'S FREISC RUTZ
No. EEL orthe garmonicon containing the Overture, March,
Hunting Chums, and popular Vocal Pieces in the Preischutz, has
been again reprinted, and may be had of an Book and Music
Sellers, price ts. 6d. Orders should particularly specify the Mir-
inonicon Edition. of the Freischnts and. Prot-ion, as the price of
each is less than one.sixth of the other editions.
London 'Printed for Samuel Leigh, is, Strand ; 'sold by W.
Blackwood, Edinburgh ; li. Milliken, Dublin ; and all Booksellerl
and Music sellers.
London, England, 1825-03-21

TERMINATION OF LOTTERIES.

BISH, of the Old State Lottery Offices, 4, Cornhill,
and 9, Charing Cross, having published at length the Scheme
of the present Lottery, now merely directs the attention of his best
Friends, the Public, to the number and amount of the Prizes it
contains, and its general arrangement.
There are Four Capitals of £20,000, and Thirty others of
£2,000, £l,OOO, £5OO, ace. flOO,OOO is appoitioned for the
Smaller Prizes, and there are no Blanks, as every Number is sure
of £5 at least. 'The whole sum of £209,000 will be distlibuted in
One Day,l2thof APRIL.
•„, BISH deems it requisite to apprise his Friends, that this is
one of the few opportunities that can be offered them, whereby a
large fortune may be gained by a trifling risk. The Chancellor
if the Exchequer has disposed of the Last of the Tickets granted
by Parliament, and has offitially announted it the House of Com-
mons, that he will, not propose another Lottery Bill, so that in a
few Mouths this mode of adventure will cease altogether.
A varfety of Numbers are on Sale at BMWS Oakes, 4, Corn.
bill, and 9, Cbariag-Cross, where, in the short space of Three
Months, viz. in -October, November, and December last, he
shared and sold
2,478 a Prize of 5630,000
15,756 £50,000
No. 698 £20,000
15,301 X 20,000
15,556 £20,000 •
And 28 minor Capitals.

This day were published In Sea price es. in boards,.
SERMONS, from the French ; translated, abridged,
and adapted re the English Pulpit.
By the Rev. Id. H. LUSCOMBE, LL.D.
Chaplain se hii Royal Highness, the Duke of Cambridge.
Printed for C. and J. Rivingten, St. Paul's Church yard, and
Waterloollate,
London, England, 1825-03-21

POLICE INTELIGENCE.

ANSION-HOUSE.
Two of the seamen of the ship Kent, that was Ittely destroye.t
by fire, applied to the LORD MAYOR for relief, stating that they'
were left without the means of subsistence. His Lordship said,
that he was unable to assist them, ind recommended them to apply
to the Society for the Relief of Shipwrecked Seamen, which *al .
promised to do.
UNION-FALL

The relatives of a Woman named Wallis, wile died on Mona",
last, at Camberwell, stated to thd Magistrate, that the body, which
had been placed in one of the deceased's late apartments. lad Item
stolen during the night, and the robbers had also carried away the
Anted in which the body was enveloped. Glaturte. an (Act...,
who basbeen employed on net fewer than fifty-three occasions to
recover bodies which had been *dm, made a tour of the anato-
mical theatres, and at length found Mrs. Wallis', body in an unin-
habited house, near Tyburn Gate.
A letter from the Agent to Lloyd's at Havennah
dated the 12th February, states, that on the 2d of that
month there arrived in port the Colombian schooner
Clara, prize to the Spanish Fama of Cadiz, on board of
which were three English sailors, part of the crew of the
brig John and Ann from London, who declared that
that vessel had been made prize of by the Clari, off
Cape St. Antonio, and sent into Carthagena.
It is said that a- mutiny has broken out among the
pupils of the Marine Schdol of Ancrulease. and that in
consequence an Honourable Deputy, who is Governor
of the establishment. has beep under the necessity of
leaving the Chamber, to suppress the insubordination.

BIRTHS.
Thursday sem:tight, at Pembury, Oxfordshire, the Lady of Capt.
Charles Shaw, R.N. of a daughter.
Sunday sessaight, et Court Herbert, Glamorgambire, the Lady
of the Rev. Thomas Grouow, M.A. of Brasenuose College, Oxford,
of a daughter.
At her father's house, Iffldesten, Suffolk, the Lady of the Rev.
Montagu Omedea, M.A. of Exeter College, Oxford, of a daughter
London, England, 1825-03-21

SHORT BROADS.

A Form of the Tender, may be seen at this 01Bee. No Tender
WM be received after One &Clock, on the Day of Tietty, nor any
noticed, unless the Party or an Agent for him attends.
Every Tender must be accompanied by a Letter addressed to
the Navy Board, and signed by two responsible Persons, engaging
to become hound with the Person, tendering, in the sum of
/0,000 for the due performance of the Contract.

Ilisday was published, its evo. 12s.

THE SPIRITS OF THE AGE ; bf, Contemporary
Porttaits.

CONTENTS-Mr. Jeffery, Mr. Gifford. Mr. Southey, Sir Walter
Scott, Lord Byron, Mr. Campbell, Mr. Thomas Moore, Mr. Wm.
Godwin, Mr. Jeremy Bentham, Mr. Coleridge, Mr. Leigh Hunt.
Mr. Wordsworth, Sir James Mackintosh, Mr. Brougham, Sir F.
Burdett, Rev. K. Irving, Loril.Fidon, Mr. Wilberforce, Mr. Mal-
thus, Mr. Crbbe, the late Mr. Horne Tooke, &c. &c.
Published and sold•by H. Colburn, 8, New Burlington-street.

This day were published,
In One Vel. Bvo. 121. French, 10s. 6d. With Portrait, Sm.
AIEMOIRS and RECOLLECTIONS. of COUNT
SEG UR, Ambassador from France, to the Courts of Russia.
and Prussia.

The Count de Seen was cundetted by ties d friendship or con-,
sanguinity with MI the remarkable personages of the Courts of
Louis XV. and XVI. and was engaged in the intercourse of Affairs
and Society with Catherine 11. Frederick the Great, Potemkin,
Joseph I I. Gustavus 111. Washington, Kosciusko, La Fayette,
Mirabeau, and Napoleon, as well ai With the Chiefs a the Aristo-
cratical and Democratical Parties, and the most illustrious Writers
of the times, of whom be records the most interesting particulars.
Published and sold by A. Co'burn, 8, New Burlington-street.

PORT OF SOUTHAMPTON.
By order of the Hon. the Commissioners of kb Majesty's Calton),
FOR SALE BY AUCTION,

At the Custom-House,.Southampton, on TUMMY, the 29th day of
March, 1825, at Eleven for Twelve o'Clock precisely,
THE ONDEAMENTIONED GOODS,
VIZ.
sin 'Gaon. of Foreign DRANTIIrs 176 Gallons of Foreign
GENEVA '(part of sufficient strength for Dealers), and a quantity.
I of broken up small CASKS, which have been seised, and levelly
condemned in his Majesty's Court of Exchequer.
, Also sundry old BOATS' STORES, &c. returned from the
Coast Gnard Service; and sundry PAINTINGS, PRINTS,
HOOKS, and other articles, which have remained In the King's
Warehouse beyond the time allowed by Law.
The whole may be viewed, and the Spirits tasted, en application
to the Wareboute Keeper, on the day preceding the Sale.
London, England, 1825-03-21

This day Vras published in Ivo. price Ss. in boards,
TUSTIFICATION BY FAITH. a Coarse of Ser-
e, coons preached before the University if tNshbridge, in
January, ins&
By die nes% JOHN WILLIAM WHITTAKER, B.D.
Pellow oI Bt. Jehn's College, Cambridge, Vicar of Blackburn, and
lately Domestic Chaplain to his Grace theArrAbhhop of Canterbury.
Printed tar C. and J. Rivingtoo St. Paul's Cbttrth-ykrd, 'and
Waterloo-place, Pail-mall, Loodia ; and Deightuts and. Sons,
Cambridge.

CLERGY ORPHAN SCHOOL.
This day was published,
Handsomely printed in One Vol. gm price tos. ed. boards, a New
Edition, revised and enlarged, of
H ELES SELECT 01FICES .1 PRWATE DE-
VOTION, viz.
I. OFFICE of DAILY DEVOTION, with a Supplement.
11. OFFICE foe the LORD'S. DAY.
111. OFFICE of PENITENCE and HUMILIATION.
IV. OFFICE for the HOLT COMMUNION.
With large Callsetions oat of the Holy Scriptures.
Sold by C. and J. Riviestoo, ilk St. Tad's Churclo-yard, and 1,
Waterloo Place, Pall r&
The Publishers respectfugy acquaint tbe Public, that the im-
pression having been wholly made over to them for that purpose,
they have undertaken to account to the CLERGY ORPHAN
SOCIETY Sur the entire proteeds st every Copy sold by them.
London, England, 1825-03-21

FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE.
The Marquis of Cholmondeley entertained a distinguished party
of Noblemen to dinner yesterday, at hls house in Piccadilly.
The Countess of Arran entertained an elegant circle of fashiqn-
ables on Saturday evening, at her house in Dover.street..
Arrivals at Kirkham's Hotel, Lower Brook-street :—Mr. and
Lady Johnson, from Scotland. Departures :—Captain and Mrs.
•
Shadwell, for Bath • J. Stuart, F.,21. for Brighton.
Departure from Warren's I lotel, Regent-street :—Honourable
Mr. and Miss Coventry, for their seat, in Hants.
Departure from the Pulteney Hotel, Albemarle-street :—Mr. and
Mrs. Livesey, for their seat, Boraested Park, Seein Oaks, Kent.
Arrived at Mivut's Hotel, Lower Brook-street :—John Poolett,
Esq. from Scotland ; Saville Lumley, Esq. from Brighton ; St.
George Caulfield, Esq. front Warwickshire. Departures:Sir F..
Mostyn, Ban. for Leicestershire; Lady Warren, for Derbyshire.
Arrivals at Blake's Hotel, Jermyn-street :—Lionel Harvey,
his Majesty's Commissioner, and Dr. Mean, from Mexico • the
Rev. Dr. Kelly, from Ireland; Mrs. and Miss Stag, from Chehen-
ham. Departure :-.-Right Hon. Lord Killeen, for Ireland.
Arrivals at Fladong's Hotel, Oxford-street :—Sir Robert and
Lady Wilmot and family, from Brighton ; Henze Es from
the Continent ; G. G. Gilbert Req. from a tour • Captain &nner,
from a tour; --- Phillips, Gilbert,
from a tour. Departures:—S. S.
Prime, Keg. to Hants ; Dynsock., Esq on a tour.

FASHIONABLE ABB—ger="—ISNTS FOR THE wsEr.
Tills IVICRINO.
The )rarchloness of Ssllsbury's Sixth Assembly.
TO-MORROW.

Countess of Arran's Card Party.
WIDNESDAY.

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Countess of Essex's Assembly.
Lady Gwydyr's Party.
The hlarquis of Hertford's Grand Dinner.
Madame Falet's Party.

THURSDAY.
Marchioness of Hertford's Assembly.
Countess of Arran's Party.
Mr. Hupe's Grand Dinner.
Emily Marchioness of Londonderry's Assembly.
Concert of the Royal Academy of Music, Hanover-square.
SATURDAY.
Countess of Arran's Evening Party.
SUNDAY.
Sir George Warrender's Party.

FRIDAY.
London, England, 1825-03-21

PORTSMOUTH, MARCH 19.

Tuesday meriting elEines Messenger arrived with
the final dispatches' for his Excellency the Right Hon.
_Sir Charles. Stuart, and they being conveyed to bins cot
board the Wellesley, 74iCaptaitt G. E. Hammond, C.B.
at-Spithead, that ship •sailed immediately for Lisbon
and Rio Janeiro. The Wellesley having had a fine wind§
she must ere this have reached. the Tagus. The Thetis,
44, Sir John.Phillimore, is ordered from Plymouth td
join her, on the special service in which she is employed.
The experimental squadron of ships will sail on Mona
day morning, under the orders of Captain Henry 8..
.Sturt, consisting of the Phaeton, (Commodore); Chant,
pion, Captain Studdert ; Pylades, Captain read
Orestes, Captain Litchfield ; Pandora,. Captain William
Gordon; Rose, Captain Honourable C. Abbott ; to W
joined off Plymouth by the .Gannet, Captain Francis
Brace; and Martin, Captain Wilson.
All sloops of -war which the squadron may-fall: in
with during the cruise, will be required to join in the
experiments of sailing to be made. The Phaeton hat
been fitted with an experimental iron mainmast and
bowsprit, which-will thus be put to the test of useful'
ness, as compared with those made of fir wood. The
squadron will cruise about a month (if necessary) about
fitty leagues to the westward of Scilly.

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

BUNTING.

His Majesty's stag hounds will‘meet on 'Friday, at Thorpe, neat
Staines, seven miles from the kennel; and if prevented by *ewes;
ther on the above day, to meet on Saturday.

PIGEON SHOOTING.

The great Pigeon Match, nine of Oxford and Serb against 'nine
of Surrey and Hens, took place on Saturday, on the Maidenhead
Thicket Inclovure, at nine birds each, when some .excellent
shooting took place, as follows, twenty-one yards frost de trap :
O'sford and Berks. Killed. Surrey and Herts. Kilietas
Mr. Conhigham . 9 : Mr. Jones . .
Mr. Metcalf . . ' Mr. Painter . . 7
Mr. Irvine . . 9 Mr. Owen . . 7

Mr. Gee
Mr. Glover

. 7
. 7

Dlr. Mellish
Mr. li. Jones

. 7
. 7

Mr. Flowers
Mr. Marten
Mr. Gout
Mr. Gibbs

. 7
. 7

Mr. Rogers
Mr. Green
Mr. Powers
Mr. Gee

. 6
. 5

64 I
The match was for

ninety sovereigns.

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. 6
6
London, England, 1825-03-21

NUMBER 11 894

VOMACT POE RIGIIANUFACTUIMIG tit IVIROV.
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THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS and CO Atkin-
SIONERS of his IittLIESTYTS NAlfrolohereby sive Wake,

That en tHURSDAY, the 7th of April twit, at bne o'bineto
they will be ready to treat with such Persons as may be willing
)0 Contract for taking OLD MON from his Majesty's several
Dock-Tartls, and re-manufacturingibe se se into all or any of the
tolknving articles, as demanded, vit.
BOLTSTASTES,
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London, England, 1825-03-21

BOW-STREET-THIS DAY.

APPREHENSION OF GEOEOE HALL, THE FANATIC.
This morning, George flak, the boot-maker, who was in custody'
a short time at Woolwich, under a charge of distributing pamphlets
among the soldiers, • advising
,them to lay down their arms, was
!nought before Sir RICKARD litarna, charged by the Church.
wardens of St. Clement Danes, with having interrupted Divine
Service yesterday, in their Pathh Church, under the following, ex-
traordinary circumstances :
it appeared from she statement of one of the Cburcbwardens, and
the Beadle, that the prisoner had forwarded letters to several emi-
nent persons of the parish, containing printed bills, headed "To all
men who love truth !" and announcing his intention to attend
the church, for the purpose of contending wit's the preacher en a
h certain portion of the prayer for the High Court of Parliament dur-
ing the Session. The following was quoted from the prayer, as the
intended subject for discussion.
" Most gracious GOD !—We humbly beseech thee, at for thi.
kingdom in general, so especially for the High Court of Parlias
meat, under our most religious and gracious King."
The bill went on to ask, whether this was worshipping our Cal'-
Ales in spirit and in truth ? Was it met mocking Gon to his face,
and tempting the Hocv Snare by uttering that which was a bare-
faced lie, even while in the solemn act of prayer ? Would not a
Paine or a Carlile be ashamed of such gross flattery, .wicked mock-
ery, base hypocrisy, and damnable heresy, and such lying to the
Hoar Gums? and other nonsense too tedious to detail. When
the Reverend Gentleman commenced the prayer, the prisoner rose
in theChurcb, and interrupted him and the congregation by heaping
language similar to that contained in the bill on him, telling him he
was repeating lies, &c. The whole Church was in a state of ex-
treme confusion, until the Beadle proceeded to the pew in which be
was, took him out of the Church, and placed him in safe custody.
The prisoner did not deny the charge, and listened to the evidence
very attentively.
Sir R/CHARD Marne remarked, that such conduct was not to be to-
lerated in a country like this. our Clergymen were not to be calks,
liars " in the execution of their religious functions."
The prisoner denied having called hint directly " a liar;" he
merely said he was telling a lie.
Sir RICHARD—That amounts almost to the same thing. Tie asked
the Churchwarden whether he intended prosecuting him? He re-
plied that he certainly did.
• Sir RICHARD advised him to do so, as it was incumbent for the
parish to check such irregular proceedings, and ordered the pri-
soner to find bail.
London, England, 1825-01-13

LACKINGTON'S CATALOGUE, lass.
This day was pablished, Part I. price la. 6d.
TILE FIRST PART of a CATALOGUE of the most
extensive and valuable COLLECTION of SECOND-
HAND BOOKS on Sale in this Country, by Harding, Triphook,
and Lepard, Finsbury-square. Containing the Classes, Lexicogra-
phy, Classics, Italian, Fiench, and Miscellaneous Latin Literature,
Arts, and Sciences.
London, England, 1825-01-13

FOREIGN FUNDS.

To-morrow being settling-day in the Foreign Market, numbers
are making up their accounts, and some realizing profits. One
failure took place this moping in the Foreign Market, but to no
great extent.

Current Prices: New Spanish 141 /, OW 201 I, Bunten 96/,
Mexican 79/ Colombian New 251 I, Austrian 961, Buenos
Ayres 40 42, Gas 2, Greek 561 57,' Brazilian Scrip 16.

SRA RES.
Alliance Assurance - £lOO -
Do. Itlarine - 100 -
Anglo Mexican Mines • 100 •
United Mexican ditto - 40 -
Iteal del Monte ditto - 400 -
Brazilian ditto - 100 -
Colombian ditto - 100 -
Rio tie la Plata ditto - 100 .

PAID.
£lO
10
10
70
5 2/3

TSICE TO-DAY.
ti pre.
100

Pt: ICE OF STOCKS AT ONE O'CLOCK.
Bank Stock 229) 230 229'/2
3 per Cent. Red. 941/2 % 8/8 'h -
3 per Cede Conc. ex div. 9378 1h /8
3i per Cent. 1011/4
3i per Cent. Red. 100%8 1011/8
4 per Cent. New 103% 5/3 Ys
India'Stock ex. div. 281%
India Bonds 103 102 103
£l,OOO Exciter'. Bak ('2d.) 62 6; (11,41) 62 6
Inas for Acct. 286%
Cons. for Acct. 95 Y 8 1/8

Frankfort and other German l'Apers reached us this
morning. They contain an article from St. Petershurgh,
stating that the Emperor of R►usst.s hats reduced the
ditties paid by merchants. The death of young Cot.o.
COTRONI is variously accounted for in these papers.
The following are extracts :
London, England, 1825-01-13

This day was published,
In One Volume 4to. corresponding with Todd's Edition of John-
son's Dictionary. Price £2 151. boards,
AGLOSSARY; or, Collection of \Volum, PitRASgSr
NAMES, and allusions to Cuvrnms, PROVIRIS, &c. which
have. been thought to require illustration in the Works of English
Authors, particulatly Shakspeare.
By ROBERT NA RES, A.M. F.R.S. F.SA.
Printed for Hurtling, Triphook, and Lepard, Finsbury-square,
London.
London, England, 1825-01-13

PIGEON SHOOTING.

The annual shooting match between eleven each of the Ashton,
Midghaen, :sad New Hate Club, for a subscription of ten sove-
reigns each, at elegy birds, twenty-one yards from the gun, brought
together most of the best shots in the kingdom, on the Lanham
Incinsure, Bagsbot Heath, on Tuesday. The stake shot for was
WO sovereigns, and the birds were the best blue rocks. It was
decided thus :
Asnlow. Pled.
Goodchild 10
Howorth 9

Nsw Hies. Killed.
Haynes 10
Honeyman 9
Jones 8
Kent 8
Gibbs a
Foreman 8
Groves 7
Gent 7
Marsh • 7
Owen
3 1 Flowers

Mioesars. Killed.
Giles , 9
Smith 9
Freviing 9
Iron nenger
Johnson 7
Nobility 7
W. Giles . 7
Holliday
Jones 7
H. Meredith 6
Coward 6

Metcalf
Meredith
Keeling
Jesaop
Howard
Grove
I larding
Gore

Mason

$6 I 64 1 • 62
Ashton won by superior shooting•.—Midghxm was backed at /1 to
4 against either Club—d to Snn et* named the winner.
YORK AUGUST MEETING, 11115.
The running for the_followieg Stakes is considered a very good
guide for the Great Doncaster St. Leger.
Sweepstakes of SO sev. each, 10 ft. fur three years' old colts, OS.
Sib. fillies, ast. Sib. Last mile and a quarter.
Lord Kelburne's ch. e. Daredevil, by Viscount.
ch. 1. Purity, by Octavian.
Lard Scarborough's eb. c. by Interpreter.
Mr. Riddell's b. c. Specolatioo, by X Y Z.
Mr. Humphreys's b. c. by
Mr. Hmildsworties b. c. His Grace. by Puha
b. e. Escape, by Fdbo.
Mr. Wright's bl.c. Bob Logic, by Smolensk°.
Duke of Leeds's lA. 1. Peggy, by Bourbon.
b. c. Crowcateber, by Blaektock.
b. c. by Whisker.
Mr. Petre's b. e. Bothelan, by Tiresias.
b. e. by Selim.
Kr. Benison's br. c. by Magistrate.
Lord Normanby's gr. e. by Minos.
Mr. llidsdale's ch. c. Hasard,*by Blacklock.
Nlr. Butler's b. c. Spinaway, by Carbide.
Mr. F. Lumley's ch. 1. Salerno, by Interpreter.
Lord Milton's b. e. Humphrey Clinker, by Comes.
Mr. Watt's b. e. Memnon, by Whisker.
b. e. Cow Boy.
Mr. T. Pierse's b. e. Homer, by Caton.
Lambton's ch. e. Count Perm, by Leval •
Mr. Armstrong's cb. c. by Walton.
Mr. T. O. Powlett's b. e. by
Mr. ‘Vright's b. e. Octaves, by rho..
Sir W. MUner's br. c. Pilgrim, by Ardromn.
Mr. Crempton's ch. Alfonso. by Amadis.

•
bitting one of those tremendous storms that visited
Edinburgh in the inane of last week, some sailors were
pasing through ,James's-square, when a can from a
chimney-top fell among them, but fortunately did no
injury. One Of them exclaimed, in
tertstic manner, " My eye, Jack, here'
service of danger. It will go hard
ashore again in a gale."—.0 al4oniart

a truly chanc-
es a pretty rig—a
before I'm &Rad
Merostry.
London, England, 1825-01-13

ODESSA, DF.CEMBER 15.

According to the letters from Cflustantinople of the
7th of December, it was generally reported that the
Captain Pacha, who has at all times shewn great at;
tachment to the Sultan, would obtain an office about
his person. It seemed that the Sultan entertained some
apprehensions, as he had ordered his Ministers always
to attend hits in future at the Mosque; and had issued,
at the same time, several ordonnances, to keep the
common people in awe. No servant or slave was to
appear in the streets after nine o'clock in the evening.
These precautions excited some sensation.

A conference between The Reis Effendi and a Euro-
pean Minister was spoken of, which did not promise
any faeourabie.result of the nerciations with the Eu-
ropean Paters.

TRIP.STE, DECEMBER. 26.
Accounts from Zante of the 13th December say, that
Colocotroni (the soil) who had again excited some dis-
turbances in opposition to the Greek Central Govern-
ment, had been executed, or, as others say, had been
killed in an action with the troops of the Government.
Private letters from Ilydra, of the gd December, say,
that since the naval action fought off Candia, there had
been another engagement near Rhodes, in which an
Egyptian frigate was burnt, and several transports
taken. The last news is brought, with trifling variations,
by a ship that has arrived here to-Jay, in twenty one
days from Tchesme.
London, England, 1825-01-13

This day was published.
Price 7s. in boards, the Eleventh Edition of
AN INTRODUCTION to the WRITING of
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By GEORGE ISAAC HUNTINGPORD, D.D.
Warden of Winchester College, and Bishop of Hereford.

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A KEY TO ALL THE ALMANACS.
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THURSDAY, JANUARY 13, 182.5.
TILE FUNDS.
STOCK EXCHANGE, TWELVE O'CLOCK.
Console opened this morning at 95# for the Account, and foe
nest time 95k, with little or nothing doing.
The principal business doing thi•l morning is in Brazilian Mining
Shares, but there is little speculation ; and all the Mining Shan.
have fallen.
London, England, 1825-01-13

This day was published,
In 1110. price 7s. in boards, a New Edition, (being the Fifth) of
LECTURES on the ELEMENTS' of ALGEBRA,
designed for the Use of the Students of the East India Col-
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themselves thoroughly acquainted with the First Principles of
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Gumbeer Sing proceeded to tbe Toerban Porguntieb, t
mate snth arrangements for procuring supplies for his
men as the exhausted state of this once. fertile district
will permit. •
6. As the principal objects contemplated in attempt-
ing this advance was, the obtaining some accurate in-
formation regarding the different passes into the coun-
try, its resources, and the strength of the enemy, my
attention is now wholly directed to their accomplish-
ment ; and I hope in a few days after my return to
Sylhet to have the pleasure of trAntmitting plans of the
town, stockade, and surrounding country, together o ith
a map of the route from Banskandy, and such informal.
Lion as may eventually prove useful.
7. The favourable mention of Gembeer Sines name, will not,
I trust, be considered presumptuous. To his energy, perseverance,
and skill. is the success of the undertaking principally attributable'
and should his co-operation in any subsequent advance be required,
it will, I doubt not, be such u to reflect equal credit upon himself
acd men. I have, &c.
(Signed) R. B. PEMBERTON, Lieut.
Ofig. D. A. Q. M. Genl.
(A true Copy).
(Signed) IL STEVENSON,
Quartermaster-General of the Army.
Published by command of the Right Honourable the Governor-
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London, England, 1825-12-07

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CAKE'S GENUINE PILLS, just famous fcrl
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It to sea, as it needs no confinement nor restraint of Diet ; and
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FASHIONABEE nrriuzietNcE.
The Marquis and liareideoess of Laasdown. arrived on Sunday
at I.ansdowa Hoise,lßeriseley.kitari, from Par4l.
Emily, Muchicinesi of Londonderry, arrived in town yesterday,
froin a tour.
. . .
The Dowager Marchioness of Salisbury left town yesterday, for
Hatfield.
The Earl and Connien of tiarrowby left town yesterday; for
their seat, Sandon Hall, Staffordshire, for the holydays. • .
The Earl of Belfast arrived in 'Ow° yesterdaY, from the Isle of
Wight. .
Mr. and Mrs. Houblon and family arrived yesterday, at Coulson's
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Arrivals at Reads Hotel, Lower Groireenor.itreet—.B, Weston.
Esq. from his seat in Suffolk ; the Re*. Daniel Finch flatten, from
his seat in Northamptonshire. Departures from ditto—Tbe
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BANKING AND CURRENCY.
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A N ILLUSTRATION of Mr. JOPLIN'S VIEWS
411 on CURRENCY, and PLAN for its IMPROVEMENT;
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