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With a Lodge at the Entrance, and spacious Carriage Drive ;I
approached by a Bight of Steps to a neat Entrance Hall, folding
Glazed Doors, opening to a noble lofty Inner Halt, with an elegant
Geometrical Staircase, with Iron Balustre and Mahogany Hand•rail.
Olt the West Side, two Drawing Itoonis with sliding Doors,
elegantly fitted up ; Windows to the Floor, and Venetian Window
opening to the Grounds. A Bowed Library, and Capital Dining
Parlour, commanding delightful Views of the Park, the Water,
and the varied Scenery of the contiguous Hills ; a Gentleman's
Dressing Room, Bath Room, Closet, and Water Closet, dtc. ; an
elegant Gallery around the Hall, communicating with the various
Apartments on the First Floor, consisting of a Lady's Morning
Room, handsomely Papered, and French Windows, Messing Room
and Bed Chamber beyond.
On the West side, two capital principal Bed Chamber*, hand-
somely papered, and three others on the gist side; four It am%
for servants in the upper part of the House. Basement Story.lll
excellent Range of light Domestic Offices, consisting of a Kitchen,
fitted up with Dressers and Shelves, Scullety, Closet under the
Stairs, secondary Stone Staircase to the Gallery, strong Room,
two Wine Cellars, Housemaid's Closet, Servant's Hall, and Men
Servant's Sleeping Room, Housekeeper's Room, Butler's Pantry
and Bed Room, three Larders, Servants entrance, Knife-hole,
with Engine to supply the Premises with Water, if required ; but
the whole of the Premises are amply supplied with Soft Water.
Detached—A Stable Yard, enclosed by Folding Gates; two
Four-stall Stables, and Coach House for Six Carriages; Men's.
Sitting Room and Bed Room ; Harness Room, Hay Loft, &c.
Coachman's Room at tile end at the Building.
The Grounds are beautifully laid out in Lawn, with Parterres of
Flowers and Shrubs, intersected by Gravelled Walks, screened
from the Road by Plantations, and separated from the Park (over
which it has a full command) by a Ha ha ; the water in the per-
spective, arid the varied scenery of the adjacent Hills and Country
To be viewed, hetween 11 and 5 each day, by Tickets only ;
particulars may be had on the premises, at the Subscription Houses
and Hotels In St. James's-street and Bond-street ; of Messrs. Lang-
ford and Walford's, Solicitors, Southamptutisstreet, Strand; at
Gartaway's ; and of Mr. Rubins, No. £70,14pm-street—cot whom
Tickets for viewing may be bad.
London, England, 1828-04-12

LISBON PAPERS.

OFFICIAL—DEPARTSIRNT in, ECCLESIASTICAL AFFAIRS

AND JUSTICE.

His Highness the Infante Regent beirg inf rmed of
the atrocious crime committed on the toad fro n Coim-
bra to Lisbon, near Cindiesi, on the morning of the
18th instant, on the ersons of some unarmed and un-
prepared deputations which the University and Chapter
of the City of Coimbra sent to congratulate his Royal
Highness on his happy return to Portugal, and other In.
dividuals who accompanied them, by wretches full of
the greatest wickedness, or rather degenerate men, who
deserve the name of fericious tigers, rather than that of
men ; and his Highness being peisuaded that it is highly
important to the public inter eats that this horrible crime,
at which nature shudders, and which Portugal hat un-
happily seen committed in its bosom, and by PortOguese,
should be immediately punished in the most t xemplai
manner, his Highness has been pleased to determine tb,
you should proceed, without loss of time, to use thibiol
efficacious measures to ascertain and discover all thi
authors and. contrivers of this fatal event; and that.'yot
emtploy the greatest activity and zeal for this purpose
considering 'that this is one of the most important dot;
that you'at •pretent have to perform, and that on ti
manner in which you perform ir, his Ilightless's opinis
Of you will chiefly depend ; and further, that you w
London, England, 1828-04-12

NAVAL iN 1 ELLIG ENCE.

Palmer's, Arau. 10.—Wind W.N.W.—Arthed the Edgar,
Ottsou, from Aux Cayes ; Duke of Kent packet, from Lisbon, in
eleven days ; and Skylark packet, from Bermuda.
DEAL, April. ll. Wind W.S.W.—Arrivtd the St. Andrew,
Gluaoas, from Trinidad; and Dawson, DAWON, from the Mau.
ritius. Arrived from London the Remota., Ceti, for Honduras;
Blagdon, Tstomrsori for Miramichi ; Jarnes,u .?•tros, fur Quebec;
Cordelia, PARK, for Quebec; Sr Joseph Batiks, for New South
Wales; Robert Peel, for Jamaica ' • Montmorenci, 'lll6/11DALt. to
Quebec; Lycurgos, Caawartaw, fur the 'Mauritius; it:iv:gator,
Arum/ow: for Honduras; John, Doasom, for St. John's; and J.
Memo, Morino, fur Gibraltar.
- YeaMmourn, APRIL IL—Wind W.S.W..—Arrised his Majesty's
ships Windsor Castle, Melville, and Gloucester, from Litbon ; J.
Buschman transport, from ditto; Duke of York (granter), from
ditto, in seven days ; and Meteor steamer ; also the Prince Regent,
Neararr, from St. Michael's. Passed the gumbay, Casinos,
from China—sailed 25th November, and from St. Helena on the
25th February. The Bombay, CNA tures, arrived off here from
China, states that on the 22d February the Thothas, SCA TTIRWOOI,
passed St. Helena. She has spoken a French brig from Bengal,
and was informed of the loss of six ships in Madras Roads on the
lit December, in a heavy gale, names unknown:• three foundered
at their anchors, and three were driven on shote—many litres lost.
VRSIRLI MOLEX WITIC—The Arethusa, JOHNSON, front Sincapore
to England, id Dec. lat. 1. N. long. 105. E.—Edinburgh, Bat,
from London to China, 7th ultimo...lat. 7. long. 21.—Welliagtoc,
of Liverpool,, to the West Indies, 22d ultimo, lat. 22. long. 41.--
Henrietta, 30am/um, from Santa Crux to the Cape de Verdi, ea
the 234 ultimia, lat. 24. long. of Whitby, 7th instant,
lat. 45. long. 19. by the Bombay, CHAMPS% arrived oR. Ports.
mouth.
London, England, 1828-04-12

James Purser and Edward Johnsoti,G reat Newport. street, Soho,
cabinet makers and upholsterers. Richard Bai!don and James
Rtchard.on, Chides-street, Covent-garden, and of Seymour-street,
Sr. Pancras, lirewerii and corn dealers. Wm. Lewis, John Knight,
nd Moses Lewis' Reading, Berkshire, brewers. James Stewart
and Henry J. N. Parker, Southampton, surgeons. W. Bradbury,
W, Dent, and Samuel Alarming, Bolt.court, Fleet-street, printers.
Francs Powell and B. Huntsman. Thomas Gardner and John
Ellis%' Manchester, glass-painters and stainers. Stephen H. Murky
and George Ralwards, Cheltenham, Gloucestershire, surgeons.
Angus Campbell and David Annan, Glasgow, warehousemen.
*thoniai Cockerill and William Robinson, Sunderland-wear.the-Sea,
Durham, rope manufacturers. Nicholas Henry and Ralph Heslop,
ltipon, Yorkshire, wine and spirit merchants. J. Sandford, James
Wilde, and Wm. Astley, I)ukinbeld and Newton, Cheshire, coal
and iron masters.

GlSlit/UM WEEELT A ZZZZZZ OF Mt PAW' or BRITISN COILW,

WHICH GOVERNS IMPORTATION, MAD! et TO APRIL 4.
Wheat 545. 83.' I Oats 20s. 91. I Deans 365. ld.
Barley 30s. 9d. Rye 325. 4J. Peas 375. 81.

NIEWGATIi AND LEA DENHALI. MARKETS, Aram 11.
Bret. 3s 2d to 4s Od I Veal
Mutton ........3s 2d to 4s 2d Pork

PRICES or HAY Aso STRAW YESTERDAY.
ST. J A St ICS'$ • WIIIITICHA VIL.
Flay 41 64 041 to SI Ss Od Hay 31 12s wslOs Od
Clover 41 4s Od IV 61 10. Od j Cloves 1,41 10s to 61 Os Od
itrAvr 11 134 Od to 1149 s Od 'Strove .1110 to si Os Od

PRICK OF HOPS,
MCKIM.
Kent 84s to 126.
Sussex 82s to 92,
Eshex
Farnham fine 160 s to 188

PER CWT. Aran.ll.
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Kent 824 to 108 s
Sussex • 76, to 86s
Essex 80s to 961
I—Seconds. 140 s to 1601

COAL-1W A ltK PAIL 11.
Ships at Market. Ships Sold.
331 Newcastle 25}
7 Sunderland 5e

Pt ice.

29i Od to 31N Od
311 Gd to :ss ad
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COOPER'S ARTHRITIC LINIMENT.
rua ILUSUISATIC •nILCTWNS, &C. &C.

WHOM the very high esteem in wirch the above
A: Remedy is held in the East, and its tried good effrets in num-
berless instances in this Country, it is iskely to be tit the most es-
ientialservice in removing that painful affliction Itbeumatisni, which,
fitim the changeableness of our atmosphere, is so prevalent in this
Country. The utility of .the Arthritic Liniment is not confuted to
Rh. unlade Complaints enly, but will be found useful in all internal
billarunia bins of Joints, and possesses an influence peculiar to
itself, w audition to its effects as g counter-irritant. Tkese characters
induce the Propr.etor to be sanguine of its proving a valuable appli-
cation in cases of White Swelling, &c.
Sold in Bottles at 2s. 9d. and 4s. 6d. by Messrs. Butler, Chemists,
Cbeafiside corner of &. Paul's, London; Prinees.street' Edin-
burgh ; and Sackville•streer, Dublin; and by the principelDeelers
in Patent bledkinee in the Kingdom.
London, England, 1828-04-12

KI N GSTON-UPON-T fl AM ES, SURREY.
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Extensive GARDENS and PLEASURE •GROUNDS, HOT
and GREEN HOUSES;
Beautiful LAWN, CONSERVATORY, COACH-HOUSE,
STABLES, and all requisite Outbuildings,
And Meadow Land, in all about
FIFTEEN ACRES.
Within Ten Miles of the Metropolis.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Mr. ROBINS,
' (Of Warwick House, Regent-street,)
At Caraway's Coffee House, 'Change Alley, Cornbill,
011 THURSDAY, the 24th of April, 1828, at Twelve es'Clock,
A VALUABLE FREEHOLD ES LATE,
CONIMISING
A substantial new built MANSION,
Seated on a beautiful Lawn, adorned by luxuriant Cedar Trees,
Plantations, and Shrubberies, with extensive gravelled Walks!
Adapted for the Accommodation of
A NOBLEMAN or FAMILY of DISTINCTION, I
Lute the Residence and Pioperty of General Johnstone, deceased,
NORBITON HALL,
Situate at Kingston-on-Thames, in the County of Surrey, only ten
miles from Hyde Park Corner.
The Mansion is comniudi(xisly 'planned and elegantly fitted up;
e••atains a noble Salom o. Entrance Hall ; an Inner Hall; band-
at-..e Dining Parlour; Drawill Room, Twenty-six fret by
ikliteen feet; Gentleman's Room or Study • Elegant Staircase;
Sit principal Bed Chambers and Four De'essing Rooms; Two
\I ger Closets; and Five Sleeping !looms for Servants; a well
arranged and complete set of domestic Offices; convenient Out.
t eliQi; lards; Dairy; Brewhouse; Laundry; Two Coach
Posses; Stabling tor Eight Horws, with Loft and Men's Rooms
• ' 'Sri; capital Kitchen Gat den,walled and clothed with tie choicest
Fruit 'free., fully stocked, cropped and planted ; Contervatory,
aud delightful Pica- ure Grounds, &c. and capital productive
Measi•Av Land, well drained, and containing in all about
• FIFTEEN ACRES.
The Premises are In excellent and very complete order, having recently
1 du
ut4l,-rgone a thorough repar; fit for the immediate recep.
n. aid
pt.:Ai-41y adapted for any Nobleman or Gentleman
witote Parliamentary ur other engagements may require has ;awn
. 11141.cr in toWil.
IT° be viewed by Tickets; Particulars may be bad on the Pre-
m. set •
, at the Griffin, Kingston; Toy, Hampton Court; Ca-tie
a" Talbot, Richmond ; of Messrs. King, Lukin, and Whitaker,
.s'.9thtry Gray's Isin.square,• at Garraway• ; and of Mr. Robins,
1.- ', !!-Lent etreet, of whom Ticket; for viewing may be had.
London, England, 1828-04-12

pa.......f..rzttae14w\...............
toot be excused for the slight *mission in a matter of!,
rti?ii
such importance. Hpoh also asakirs, that you
shall, in due time,ie is office the re,ult of the
szki which you are immediately to proceed.
tithAvV on preserve, &c.
fithiarch, 1826.
__ _ . . . LUIZ DE PAULA FURTADO CASTRO
DO RIO DE MENDOCA.
To the Corregidor of the District of Coimbra.
.ffimitar notices have been sent to the Corregidor of
Leiria, the Juiz de Fora of Coimbra, the Juiz de Fora
of Soure, and the Conservator of the University of
Coimbra. -
MARCH 25.—The Gazelle contains a list of promo•
Lions in the army.
MARCH 26.—The Gazette contains a letter of thanks
from the Infante Regent to his Surgeon, Antonio Bar-
tholomew Pires, for his services during his attendance
on his Royal Highness from the time he quitted Lis-
bon, in May, 1821, till his return to that city, in Feb-
ruary, 1628.
MARCH 27.—There is no official article in the Ga.
Bette. • It contains some reflections on the assassination
of the Deputies from Coimbra, and states that almost
all the assassins are in prison, four more having been
taken since the last account.
M A RCH 28.—The Gazette contains a notice from the
War Office, signed by the Infante Regent, which or-',
ders that the Royal Police Guard of LisbOk ahall be
increased.
MARCH 29.—The Gazette contains another list. of
promotions in the army. Major General Maximiniano
de Brito Mozinho is appointed Governor of Elves, in
the room of Brigadier General Joao de Vasconcellas e
Sa, who is discharged from that post.
London, England, 1828-04-24

THE ARMY.

le? (o 1 KING'S) DRAGOON Guativis.—This plight I
Regiment was reviewed on Monday, on Portobello Samis, neat
Edinburgh, by Major-General the Hon. Sir W. (Yeat.t.aonaw,
Commander of the Forces, attended by a numerous Staff. The
Regiment went through various manoeuvres with great steadiness
and prectsion, and the CoMmander of the Forces was pleased to
express to Colonel TRASDALI his unqualified approbation of the
movements, and the appearance of the men and horses, in every
particular. An immense concourse of spectators, a great portion
of them in carriages and on horseback, were present. No such
display of splendid equipages or such a number of fashionable people
has there beess at any military spectacle since his MAJZSTY'S visit to
Edinburgh.
London, England, 1828-04-24

PARIS, Aram 11.

The afflicting situation of the Duke de Riviere com-
menced yesterday, at half past Dwo in the afternoon,
just at the moment when her Royal Highness the
Duchess de Berri came to visit him. Her Royal High-
ness immediately sent word to the King, who came at
three o'clock, but was not recognised by the Duke.
During the night the patient had an attack of fever,
followed by a cold perspiration. From that time he
continued to VOW worse. Yesterday, at noon, the
prayers for the dying began to be recited by his bed.
side. The hopeless state of the Duke has induced the
King to put off till Sunday the reception of the Ladies,
which was to take place to-day. For the same reason
the Duchess de Berri had no party yesterday.
The Duke de Riviere died this morning, at twenty-
aye minutes past eight o'clock.
The Prince de Polignac, the Baron de alma:, and
the Duke d Escars, are spoken of to succeed the Duke
de Riviere.

The Diario di Roma announces that Ibrahim Pacha
has destroyed the fortifications of Navarin and Modon.
There is news ftom Constantinople of the 26th of
March. There is nothing of any importance. The
Divan, which considered the war with Russia as inevi-
table, was causing the defensive preparations to be
carried on with dm greatest activity.

Faiscn Fusos, Aran 21.—Five per Cents. 102 f. 40c. Three
ditto 69i. 10c. Bank Actions 1,887 f. 50c. Neapolitan 75f. 30c.
Spanish (1823) 7.1. Exchange on London, at one :Louth 25f.
25c. three dittu 25f. 15c.
London, England, 1828-04-24

DRURY•LANE THEATRE.

Notwithstanding the total absence of fashionable',
who were engaged in celebrating his Majesty's Birth-
day, the Theatre was tolerably well attended last night.
At the end of the Play, the National Anti,ern was most
vociferously called tor, and sung with all due honour
by the whole strength of the Company. It was
not announced by the Manager, but fortunately
the evening's entertainment being the Opera of Love in
a Village, prevented any surptise. This admirable
Opera, even independent of its sweet ballet music,
is particularly interesting both in its well contrived
incidents, and humourous delineation of village cha-
racteri. Of BRANAM we have only to say, he still
remains at the head of his profession. There is
nothing more common than to hear people at the
Theatre wondering at BRAHAM'S continued excel-
lence, so that the most veteran play-goers scarcely
detect the shadow of a change. It should be recol-
lected that he had little up-hill work, and was at once
placed in that e:evated situation where we trust he will
for many years continue ; for there are none " that walk
!he stage" who could supply bis place. Squire Haw-
thorn is a respectable piece of acting too. He s as encored,
to be sere, without a dissentient yoke in "We
all love a pretty girl under the rose—Miss Love, for
want of a Gentleman, played Young Meadows. Her voice
is well suited to the songs she has to sing, and, as an
Actress, she in general plays with ease, and unaffectedly.
But still we have serious, very serious, objections to
Ladies wearing the inexpressibles in any character; the
custom is becoming vastly too common. Miss FANNY
AYTON played Rosetta: her Italian education has, in
our mind, spoiled her for our Ballets; besides,
she is not always in good tune. Her action is
free and firm, and she treads the stage with great dig-
nity, showing off a very fine figure to considerable ad-
vantage. She must, however, be very careful of her
notes, and not indulge in too many ornamental flights.
IT she constantly practices her do re mi, she will
certainly become a permanent favourite. After such
a lengthy account, we have but a word to add of
DOWTON. His Justice Woodcock is rich and charac-
teristic. But what of its being a little too rank? We
believe some of our " woman-kind," and long may we
have such an exclusive boast, would have thought it so.
Boxkeeperc, by the way, should be watchful whom
they admit into the dress circle. No more. The
Dumb Savoyard followed. For the scenery, it is most
beautiful. the moving panorama alone is well worth
going to see, but we should lament this wonderful excel-
lence in that department, if it isto be an apolgy (or such
vile trash as is spoken during the exhibition. An oldfriend,
Flaccus, talking of brooms, says their cheapness makes
a ditty house the less excusable. In this age of intellect
it must be neglect somewhere, that suffers such stuff,
in the shape of dialogue, to be spoken on our stage.

PARIS, APRIL 19.
London, England, 1828-04-24

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London, England, 1828-04-24

FRENCH PAPERS.

PROM THE THE GAZETTE DE PRANCE, DATED APRIL 22.

ZANTE, !kJ -ARCH 98.
A squadron of men of war belonging to the Allied
Powers bas been cruising for some days past before
Navarin, and forbids all ships to approach the Morea.
The Greek steam packet remains before Patras. Pi-
rates axe still seen in the environs of Maink.
VIENNA, APRIL 12.
It is said that a note of the English Cabinet was re-
ceived here the day before yesterday,in which it declares,
that in case of a rupture between Russia and Turkey,
it will remain neuter, but that in concert with France,
it will persist in the execution of the Treaty of the 6th
of July. It is generally believed here, that this decla-
ration may be considered as a pledge for the mainte-
nance of peace between the Powers; and we feel the
more easy because Russia has protested lately, more
than once, and in the most solemn manner, that it had
not in view any idea of territory.
It is thought that these opinions of Russia have pro-
duced a declaration of the English Cabinet, the result
of which will probably be, that Prussia and Austria
will enter into the same engagements with respect to
the war between Russia and Turkey.—Augs. Gazette.
London, England, 1828-04-24

SLATER V. WEST.

This action was tried last Saturday at the London
Sittings. A person of the name of Darby drew a bill
of exchange for 451. on West, who accepted it. The
drawer's brother wanted to discount the bill, and on the
way the bill was lost or stolen from his pocket. A per-
son who called himself Symes, came to the plaintiff's
warehouse in King-street, Cheapside,aid that he had
been recommended to purchase goods from him by a
customer of the plaintiff's, at Taunton, whom he named,
and he purchased goods to the amount of 561. and gave
the 451. bill irs part payment. The plaintiff, before he
took the bills made inquiries as to the acceptor, and
found that he was a good man, and then he made up
the gods, and directed them to be sent to a public-
house in Wood-street, called the Rose and French Horn,
where he would be ready to receive them. This was not
a house where goods were usually booked. When the
bill became due, the defendant refused to pay, and then
the action was brought, and verdict for the defendant.
Mr. BROUGHAM now moved to have this verdict set
aside, and a new trial granted. The only ground on
which the Jury could have found their verdict was, that
due precaution had net been taken by the plaintiff to
ascertain who Symes was before he took the bill, whereas
all the necessary precaution had been taken.
Lord TaNTERDIN (and Mr. Justice LITTLEDALE con-
coifed with him) said, that if the verdict had been the
other way, he would not have been inclined to disturb
it ; but this was a case peculiarly for 0 e consideration
of the Jury, and therefore the Court saw no good rea-
son for setting the verdict aside.—Rule refused.
Lord TaNTERDIN, at half•past two o'clock, left the
Court to attend the Drawing Room.
Mr. Justice BATLEY intimated, that there were for
this Term 37 new trials set down, and 30 cases for sFe-
cial argument.

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, Aran.
.23.

This being the first day of Easter Term, their Lord-
ships did not come into Court till half-past one o'clock.
The Lord Chief Justice resumed his seat on the Bench,
and with the exception of an increase of weakness, ap-
pears quite recovered from his long illness.
Nothing of any interest came before the Court. At
its rising the LORD CHIRP Jusrice intimated, that from
the great increase of business which remained for the
disposal of the Court, the Judges would during the
Term sit later than on former occasions.

In a late statistical account of Dinagepore, a pro-
vince of Bengal, there are statements of the annual
expenses of different classes of society; and among them
one of the expenses of a labouring man, with a wife
and two children. The amount is only Rs. 2'2. 10. 11.
or near 3i. per annum ; bring at the rate of 15s. a bead.
The article of clothing, fur this family of four penoes,
is only 6s. per annum.
London, England, 1828-04-24

NAVA 1. INTELLIGENCE.

The Amity, LAW:MAIN from Charleston to Neath, was run
down and sunk on Monday, off Longships ; crew saved.
The Hero, Sltarrin, from Newport to Cork, struck on a rock
near the Crow Rock on the 21st instant, and sunk ; crew saved.
The Great Britain, Tionat.a, from was driven un shore
on Monday near Whitby, but expected to be got off.
The John Eschlin, Batt, from St. Michael's to Quebec, was,
spoken with on the 17th ultimo, in lat. 44. long. 37.
DEAL, Arum 23.—Wind S.W. to W.S. W.—Arrived from Lon-
don the Elizabeth, &tows, and Mexico, .--, for Quebec; and
London, SMITH, for China. Arrived the Westbrook, SMITH, from
Jamaica; and Lang, Luta, from New South Wales.
Pxymouna. Arau. 22--Wind N.—Arrived the Sully, IACY,
front New York, in twenty-one days.
POIITSMOUTN, Aram 23.—Wind N.W.—Arrived the Duke of
York steamer, from London, for Lisbon.
}Walcott's, Arau. 22.—Wind N.—Arrived the Stanmer packet,
from Lisbon.
MAROATR, APRIL 23.—Off port, the Escape, ---, from St• Mi.
duel's; and Commerce, BP Gasp+, from •
London, England, 1828-04-24

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SeYmons to Children - - 1 0
Printed and Sold by the Philanthropic Society, St. George's
Fields; sold also by Hatchard, Piccadilly ; Nisbet, Oxford-street;
Simpkin and Co. Stationers'-Court ;. Shet wood and Co. Pater-
roster-row ; and Seeley, Fleet-street.

AMILIES about to FURNISH, will find, nn
F
inspecting the Ware-rooms of HENRY L COOPER,
BISHAPSCATE ST &UT WITHIN, the following Articles, at Prices
decidedly reasonable, for Furniture of superior Style and Ma-
nufacture:

UPHOLSTERY--Comprising the improved Elastic Steel Stuffing
for Carriage Cushions, Chairs, Sofas, Mattrasses, &c.
in addition to a handsome assortment of Bedstead
Fornitures. Window Cornices, Curtains, &c.

CABINET WORK—Of the first quality and Materials—Also
Solid Furniture for Foreign Climates.
SHIPPING—Cabins fitted up with Elegance and Dispatch, and
Passengers' Requisites provided.
CHAIRS— Appropriate for Dining, Drawing Rooms, Bed
Rooms, Etc.
CARPETS—Super Brussels Carpets, 4s. 6d. per yard (no inferior
quality kept), Kidderminster and Venetian equally
moderate.
LOOKING-GLASSES—From the most magnificent to the
smallest, for Chimnies, Piers, and Toilettes ; on the
larger •ize+, the Reduction will be found to amount
from Fifty to Seventy-five per Cent.
CARVING and GILDING—Some very beautiful specimens for
Cunsel Tables, Glasses, &c.
PAPER-HANGING and PAINTING—In the Richest as well
as the Plainest Style.
FUNERALS—Attended in the most respectful manur, and par.
titular regard paid to Economy.
HOUSE AGENCY—llouses and Estates registered for Letting
or Disposal, without Charge.
LES, APPRAISEMENTS, AND COLLECTION OF
RENTS, FURNITURE WAREHOUSED.

11. L. COOPER, 93, BII3IIOIIIGATWSTAISETWITHIN, has the honour
of being employed and patronized by some of the first
Families in the Kingdom; and, for style and price.
chalk ages competition with any respectable liud-
blishment.

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London, England, 1828-04-24

AT TWO O'CLOCK.

Bank Stock 2081 94 India Stock 249 _ ___
3 per Cent. Red. 84/ S Ditto Bonds 98 9
3 per Ct. Cons. 851 # # South Sea Stock
51 per Cent. 931 Old Annuities
31 per Cent. Red. 924 4 .elOOO Facing. BM 64 S
4 per Ct. New 1041 4 1 4500 Ditto 64 5
4 per Cent. Scrip ,300 and "200 Ditto 64 5
4 per Cent. 1826,1041 4 Commercial
Long Ann. 19 3.16 1 Consols for Acst. 851 4 4 I
FOREIGN FUNDS. TWO O'CLOCK.
Brazilian Bd.. 5 p Ct. Mez.lids,i 825, 6 pCt
Do Acct. 60 Do Acct 341 41 1 1 -
a 'oloitibiati Bonds. 6 per Ct. Pruu. Bond.. .5 p Ct 99
D0.80ad5,1844,431 I Russ. 8d5.1842,5 per Cs. 894
Do. Acct. 431 1 I Do. Acct. 891 4
lianisb lids. 3 pet. 601 Spanish Bds Sp Ct 111
Do. Au. 591 60 Do Acct
BRITISH AND FOREIGN SHARES, TWO O'CLOCK.

•HARE. IPA ID.
Anglo Mexican 100 90 29
Brazilian 35 20 75 74
Bolivar SO 7 g 4
United Mexican 40 S 6 11 k
Alliance British and Foreign 100 lo 9k

The celebration of the Knia'a Birth Day was attended
yesterday with unusual circumstances of brilliancy and
eclat. The length of time that had elapsed since the
holding of a Drawing Room, and the general anxiety
that is felt throughout the country of paying respect to
his MAJESTY on every possible opportunity, had the
effect of concentrating at Court such a display of
rank, genius, wealth, and beauty, as have seldom before
adorned a Birth Day. The demonstrations of loyalty
in the Metropolis were unequivocal, and undoubtedly
sincere. The popularity of our gracious Sovereign
seems to increase, if it were possible, every succeeding
year of his reign; and in proffering to his MAJESTY
and the country our congratulations, as loyal subjects,
on this atispicioui event, we are conscious that we but
echo the sentiment that is deeply rooted in the hearts of
the people of England.

The Gazelle de Frame contains the death of the Duke
de %wan; on the 21st inst. Preparations for the
expedition from Toulon are going on with great activity.
There is little else of importance.

The German Papers seem to doubt the probability
of the passage of the Ptuth by the Russia', and the

3
London, England, 1828-04-24

FURTHER PARTICULARS.

With a loose clue, afforded by the country constable,
Lea traced the reputed murderer, first to Gray's Ins
Terrace, and from thence, through a number of inlet.
mediate places, to his residence in Ealing•lane, neat
Brentford, where he apprehendtql him. A degree
of stratagem was necessary t► obtain an entrance,
and be ptocored it by representing that he had 4
daughter whom be was anxious to place under the
care of his wile. O. going in, he found him in the
parlour with four Ladie, at breakfas,. He was in
his dressing gown, and had a watch before him, by
which he was minuting the boiling of some egg;
Lea callei him on one side, and told him that he
was a London Police Officer, and had to apprehend him
upon a most serious charge. He seemed somewhat
alarmed, and, at his request, they retired into the draw.
ing room; but, on his being made acquainted with the
nature of the offence, he denied all knowledge of it, as
also of his unfortunate vict• m. Lea, alter baying secured
him, proceeded to search both his person and drawers,
and discovered a numbe of letters from a person named
Gardner, in which warnings we•e held out and cautions
given, of a singular description. He also found a care
of detonating pocket pistols, maker's name HArconre,
Ipswich, supposed to have been purchased r•n the day
of the murder, together with a powder flak, and
quantity of balls. nevious to his removal to town, hit
brother in law, a most respectable man, whose name,
not wishing to wound his feelings, we tot bear mention.
ing, having ascertained the serious offence of which he
was accused, questioned his sister as to the length of
time she had known the prisoner 'before she had mar.
vied him. She answered, only for three weeks, and
that she first became acquainted with him through the
medium of a matrimonial advertisement, at a pastry
co^k's shop in Fleet street, to which he had given a
reference. She married him at the church of St.Aadree,
Holborn, in Novemter last, and was then quite unaware
of his being guilty of any offence. Her brother felt quite
indignant at the hasty manner in which she had united
herself, and expressed his intention by no means to shelter
a person capable of committing so inhuman an offence.
Yesterday at thee o'clock the prisoner, in the keeping
of Lea, was transmitted to abide hi. fate, to the county
gal of Suffolk. His wife, whose impression that the
charge against him is that of bigamy, was with him in
the lockup room during the greater part of the fore-
noon ; and so lively is the sensation that prevails in
Suffolk, that Sir Wm. Row Lev, NI. P. and one at his
brother Magistrates, came expressly up to town to trace
out the murderer.
London, England, 1828-04-24

LISBON PAPERS.

LISBON, Aran. 7.
The Gazette contains a more detailed account of the
murder of the Professors of the University of Coimbra,
by thirteen of the students. Nine of them have been
arrested, and are in the prison of the University. The
other four have, for the present, evaded the search made
for them.

To-day (the 7th) the Cowl, the Diplomatic Body,
and many persons of distinction, repaired to the Palace
of Ajuda, to compliment, according to the custom of
the day, his Serene Highness the Infante Regent, ani
the other members of the Royal Family, when his Serene
Highness received the compliments of all, with the
affability which is so peculiar to him.
APRIL 9.—On the 27th of March, Joaquim Jose da
Silva Maya, Editor of the haparcial, was arrested in the
city of Oporto., and confined in the prison of the Supreme
Tribunal, by order of the Doctor Judge of the Criminal
Court in that city.
We learn, from letters worthy of credit, dated Oporto,
the 4th of this month, that the Editor of the Barbaleta
and other persons have been arrested, as being impli-
cated in the seditious riots in the month of July last.
11th and 12.—The Gazette contains only some mili•
tary promotions and accounts of addresses of congratu-
lation to the Prince Regent, on his return to Portugal.
London, England, 1828-06-16

DIVIDENDS to he made in the COUNTRY.
July 5, Henry Phillips, Henry Phillips the younger, and Thomas
Pole. Birmingham, toy makers, at eleven, at the Royal Hotel, Bir-
mingham. July 12, Eleanor Elizabeth Lydia
.Blood and Thomas
Hunter, Aldersgate4treet, ironmongers, at eleven, at the Royal
Hotel, Birmingham. July 7, Thos. Chandler, Bedminster, Somer.
setshire, coach builder, at one, at the Commercial Rooms, BristoL
July 5, John Alfred Hawker. Birmingham, merchant, at the Royal,
Hotel, Birmingham. July 7, Henry Clark,,,Swallowfield, Wilts,
grocer, at the Wheatsheaf, Reading, Berks. July 7, William
Woodward Haynes, Neath, Glamorganshire, banker, at eleven, 'at
the Town Hall, Meath. July 8, Samuel Cook the younger, Moor-
harries, Lutterwonts, Leicestershire, cattle salesman, at twelve, at
the office of Mr. William Ferdinand Wratislaw, *Rugby, War-
wickshire. July 16, William Birch and John Hampson, Man-
chester, grocers, at ten, at the Star Inn, Deansgate. July 8, George
Herbert, Sibbertoft, Northamptonshire, salesman, at one; at the
office of Mr. William Ferdinand Wratislaw, Rugby, Warivickshke.
July 4, John iggulden, Dover, Kent, painter, •at ekien,, et the
Guildhall, Canterbury. October 7, WiUlim .Bistheaston,
Somersetshire, victualler, at 1111M111, at ate White Lion Ims, Baba
July 7 and 8, William Dunn. Louth, Lincolnshire, coal and timber
merchant, at eleven, at the New King's Head Inn, Louth.
CERTIFICATES. •
JULY 4.—Robert Robson, Hanky, Staffordshire, grocer. James
Pepper, Chipping Barnet, Herts, innkeeper. Thomas Stephenson,
New Halton, Yorkshire, grocer. Robert Hodgson, Cock-hill,
Ratcliff, china dealer. John Mangnall, Manchester, agent. Wm.
Mangnall, Prestwich, Lancashire, bleacher. John Cook and
Richard Kauntze, ChertseY, Surrey, plumbers. William Parsons,
Alelksham, Wilts, rope and sack'manufacturer. Robert William
Elliston, Leamington, bookseller. John Stamen, Worcester, coal
merchant. Henry Barrett, Gloucester, musical instrument maker
London, England, 1828-06-11

,SURREY. •
DESIRABLE AND VALUABLE FREEHOLD AND
LEASH HOLD ESTATES,

la the Parishes of MITCHAM, MORDEN, SUTTON, and
CARSHALTON;
Distinguished FAMILY RESIDENCE, FARMS,
And LANDS,
VIVA RDS Of
SIX HUNDRED AND TWENTY ACRES.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Mr. ROBINS, , .
.
(Of Warwl4 House, Regent-street)
At Ganaway's Coffee-house,'Change-alley, Curnhill,
Os Toes.sav, the 19th of June. 1828, at Twelve o'clock, •
• IN LOTS,
THE Valuable FREEHOLD and LEASEHOLD
ESTATFS—comrannita
MITCHAM GROVE.
As elegant sod beautiful Residence, late in the Occupation and
the Property of a Gentleman of the Highest Respectability.
A satunatial Building, StuCcoed. erected on a handsome Elevation,
seated on a fine Lawn, surrounded with Pleasure Grounds and
:shrubberies. Dry Gravelled Walks, laid out with great Taste.
The River Wandle.
A fine Stream of Water. flows in Front and through the
Grounds, well stored with Trout and other Fish.
The House consists of Suites of spacious elegant Apartments
On the Ground Story; • .
Capital Bed Chambers and Dressing Rooms on the, fint Floor,
With secondary Bed Chambers and Sepants Apmtmentrover.
Domestic Offices of all descriptions; Yard, with Coach Houses
and Stables,
Peodnalve Walled Gardens, with Hot Houses, Graperys, Con-
servatories oted melamine of rich Meadow Land, ornamented
With stately Timber, containing •
ONE HUNDRED AND EIGHTY,POUR ACRES.
Also--A Desirable Residence, with Onus, Garden, and Meadow

- Land—about
THIRTEEN ACRES,
In Possession of Mr. Sturm..
A Hmdsonse Residence, suited for a Gentleman's Family, with
Offices, Coach House, Stables, and good Gardens and Land,

'MALY
THIRTY ACRES

Of Meadow Land, in. Possession of Lady Mews.
Several eoir.pact Pleasant Cottages with Gardens ; the capital
Floor and the Snuff Mills, with Dwelling Houses and Gar-
dens; a Paper Mill and various Outbuildings, in Bossession of
blesses. Glover.
An eligible compact Residence for a Gentleman's Family, with
Offices, Gardens, Shrubbery. Plantation. Walk ayi the side of,
The Wandle, and Cottage Residence contiguous;
A eaphal Freehold Farm, with Cottage Ferme Ornie, and about
TWO HUNDRBD ACRES •
Of Meadow, Pawnee, and Arable Land, with Agricultural
Buildings;
A compact FREETIOLD FARM,
with Farm House, and Agricultural Buildings adjoining, with
ONE HUNDRED AND FORTY•FIVE•ACRES
In hand; several h.'ucloeutes of rich Meadow and Arable Land, and
Land adjoining, on which there are eligible Sites. for Building

The whole Estate, upwards of
SIX HUNDRED AND TWENTY ACRES.
To be viewed •by Tickets only ; the Mansion front Eleven to
Toler, Sundays excepted. Particulars may be had on the Premises ;
et the 'Kings Head, Mitcham; Greyhound, Croydon; Spread
'Rail,. Room; Red Lion, Dorking; Crown, Guildford; the
!Abrades; Brlghtori ; 'of Messrs. White, .Blake and Houseman,
rydiciturs. Emex.strept, &mild ; it 'Garraway's •2 and olMr. Robins,
No. 170. "—gent-ttreet ; where a Plan of the Estate may be seen,'
sad of wheat Titheu for viewing may be bad.
London, England, 1828-06-11

FRENCH PAPERS.

FROM THE MONITEUR OF SUNDAY, JUNE 8.
PARIS. JUNE 8.

Several Journals have announced that a treaty of
offensive and defensive alliance had been concluded
between Austria and Sardinia, by which the litter
engaged to put into the power of the former the forts of
Alexandria and Bramant. We are authorised to con-
tradict, in the fullest manner, this news, which is en-
tirely false, and has not the slightest foundation.
The Abbe !Anima, titulary Theological Canon of
the Church of Paris, celebrated by his translation of the
Astronomy and of the Geography of Ptolemy, died a
few days ago in this city, and was interred yesterday in
the metropolitan church.

The Gazette de France, dated Monday, June 9, and
the Messagertsdrri-Chambres of Sunday, contain no news
from Greece and Turkel, but such as have already been
received through other channels. •

FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE, Joys 10.

WHITICHitt, .10/41 9.

The King has been pleased to constitute and appoint the Right
Honourable Sir Henry Hardinge, K.C.B. to be Ms Majesty's
Secretary at War.
FORE;GN-OFFICE, June 10.
The King has been graciously pleased to appoint Henry Newman,
Esq. late his Majesty's Consul at Charleston, to be his Majesty's
Consul at Nantes.

The King has also been gracintidy pleased to appoint Gaspard
Adolphus Fauche, Esq. late his Majesty's Consul at Santa Martha,
to be his Majesty's Consul at Charleston.
The King has also been graciously pleased to appoint Edward
Wyndham Harrington Schenk'', Esq. lace British Vice-Coosul In
Guatemala, to be his Majevy's Consul at Puerto Cabello.
WHITEHALL, Jose 9.
The King has been pleased to present the Rev. James Watt to
the church and parish of Glenisla, in the Presbytery of Mettle and
county of Forfar, vacant by the transportation of the Rev. James
Martin to the chapel of cue at Stockbridge, Edinburgh.
Commmissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of
Nottingham.
Sherwood Rangers—Thoma.s Wildoian, Esq. to be Major Com-
mandant.
Wollaton Troop of the Southern Regiment of Nottinghamshire
Yeomanry Cavalry—Robert Holden, the younger, Gent. to be
Second Lieutenant.
London, England, 1828-06-11

DESIRABLE LEASEHOLD ESTATE,
Situate three and a half miles from HARROW, and about
Two from STAN MORE,
With Offices, beautiful Lawn, and Pleasure Grounds, Gardens,
Plantations, and eatenaive dry gravelled Walks ;
Coach House, Stables, and Bailiff's Cottage, and Garden;
A fine Sheet of Water, stored with Fish;
Capital Meadow Land, &e. laid out in a Park-like style t
The whole containing about
FIFTY-SIX ACRES.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Mr. ROBINS,
(Of Warwick House, Regent-street),
At Garraway's Coffee House, 'Change-alley, Cornbill.
On Tuaamay, the 84th day of July, 1828, at Twelve o'clock,
A VALUABLE LEASEHOLD EST A T E•••
COMPRISING
A very desirable VILLA RESIDENCE,
&sted an an eminence, commanding extensive and delightful
Prospects of a rich and varied Scenery, embracing Windsor Castle
is the distance.
The House is approached by a handsome Carriage drive from
the Lodges, through Plantations and Shrubberies, to a Stone Por-
tico In front ; Steps leading to a handsome Entrance Hall; Two
elepnt Drawing Rooms, communicating by Folding Doors, the
Front one opening into a beautiful Conservatory by French Win.
down of Plate Glass ; hkndsome Dining Room, Billiard Room.
Library, Gentleman's Room.scommodious Oak Staircase, branch-
ing off to the right and left, over which there is a Dome Light,
leading to the First Fiber, and communicating with Three prin
eipal Bed Chambers, Two email Roonii, a Dressing Room, Ladies
Morning Room, with French Windows opening to a Balconey ;
Roomy Gallery. and Water Closet; •Seven. capital Bed Chambers
over ; convenient and well arranged domestic Offices, Cellars, &c.
Out Offices—Large Farm Yard ; 'capital Coach Houses and
!tables; with Rooms and Lofts over ; Wash House and Laundry
adjoining ; Bailiff's Cottage, with . Garden and Farm Buildings ;
tapital Kitchen Garden, well stocked ; Grapery, Greets House,
Pine Pits and Melon Ground ; beautiful Pleasure Grounds, Flower
cirden, Dry gravelled Walks, Plantations, &e. .
A Fine Ornamental Sheet of Water, stored with Fish;
Capßal Rich Meadow Land ; the whole containing upwards of
PI FT Y-SIX ACRES,'
Laid out in a pleasing Park-like Style.
Distant from London about Twelve Milne. and ahem One Mile
and a Half from Stanmore, on the Road to Pinner. There-is a
Chapel of F.ase to Harrow, about five minutes walk from the
Large, in which there is a Pew bet nging to this Estate.
To be viewed by Tickets ; Particulars may be had on the Pre-
mises; at the King's Head, Harrow ; Woburn Arms, Staumore ;
Cranes, Edgeware ; Essex Arms, Watford; at Garraway's Coffee
House; and of Mr. Robins, N 0.170, Regentastreet.
London, England, 1828-04-23

• •
• LAW INTELLIGENCg.
COURT OF CHANCERY, WESTMINSTER.
EAST Thum, 1928.
3E93R8 THR LORD CHANceLLOR.
Thursday, April 24th, and Friday, House of Lords.
Saturday, April 26rh, and Monday, Appeals. •
Tuesday, April 29th, and Wedne.day, House of Lords.
Thursday, May Ist, Oxford Appeal—Motions.
Friday, May Id. House of Lords.
Saturday, May 3d, and Monday, Appeals.
Tuesday, May fhb, and Wednesday, House of Lords.
Thursday, May eltb, Motions.
Friday, May 9th, House of Lords.
Saturday, May 10th, and Monday, Appeals.
Tuesday, May 13th, and Wednesday, House of Lords.
Thursday, Msy 15th. no Sitting.
Friday, May 16th. House of Lords.
Saturday, May 17th, Appeals.
Monday, May 19. h, Last day of Term—Motions. •
London, England, 1828-04-23

DEPTFORD POLICE.

Saturday.fain Wilson was brought before E. G. BANIARD and J.
Rvat.trts, rags. charged with stealing a pair of sheets from the Rose
end Crown public-house, on the Greenwich.road. It appeared that
on Friday the prisoner came to the above house, and called for a
glass of negus, which be paid for; soon after he complained of bring
id, and inquired if he could be accommodated with a bed to lay down.
Hi was then shown up stairs to a bedchamber, where hr remained
fur near three hours; on cloning down stairs he said he was better,
drank a glass of wine, and kft the house. Some after, the servant
went up stairs, when she missed *a pair of sheets ; on which Mr.
Goodman set Off in pursuit of him, and overlook him en the Len-
dos Road. On ev•retin; him, the sheets were (mind wrapped
round his body, under his walliciat•—He was fully cannukted to
I Maidstone for triaL

CORN EXCHANGE, MARK-LANE, Aram 23.
Our supplies (1,100 qrs. Wheat, 5,400 qrs. Barley, 5,750 lin'
Oats, and 6,400 sacks of Flour) since 114mday have been Ivry.--
Fine sampks of Wheat, Barley, and Oats. fully supported that day i
currency, althoush the sales effected were far from numerous.
London, England, 1828-04-23

IMMIX DISVILANCIIIIIMIZIOT BILL

The Order the Day was then read for the further examination
of witnesses in the case of renryn.
Counsel were called in, and Mr. Mau and Mr. Wssasassio ap-
peared in support of the BM; and Mr. Hammon and Mr. Law
against it.
Mr. John Panley was further examined by Mr. Ab►se.
Mr. Teed, who was examined at great length on Friday lasts
was further examined by Mr. HARRISON, and produced the caa.
',sassing book, which bad been asked for on his last examination.
Mr. C. F. Adey was the next witness. He had been Solicitor
to Lord Perceval, and engaged in his canvass in 1826. The an-
swer be received from many of the voters was, that they must look
to themselves, but that he might have them if he would, or that&
they would have no objection to vote for him if he would behave
to them as a Gentleman.
Mr. James Bird Bead was then called in and examined. He
had been depited with another voter by a Committee of das
tars to come to town to confer with the last witness, se /grit
of Lord 1' I. as to the expenses of the election.

A long and desultory conversattou then took platoon* sheds),
when the proceedings in this car should be resumed, beitiew the
Lissa Comte/num, Lords Fa LMOU LAUDS \DAS" tbst
Marquis of Saussuar, and Lord Smuts. It was finally Ilse 4.
for Friday seat.
The House then adjourned at HAIL" east Tim ()Tama.
HOUSE OF COMMONS.

LUDLOW summon.
The House was occupied till near five o'clock in balloting for a
Committee to try the Ludlow, Petition.
The following are the names of the Comnittee--
Mr. J. Farquhar, lion. H. Atbuthnot, J. Morris, A. 11111itai.
& Craddock, H. T. Wilson, Hon. A. F. Ellis, E. S. Cooper Led
W.Eartismore Hon. W. & Lewdly., W. H. Cuter, T. Chaplin, W.
& Powell, G. Ponsosby, T. G. Estcoow.

MISERNIAN JOINT STOCK COMPANY.

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