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London, England, 1828-08-12

BOW-STREET.

Yesterday David Emits, a respectable•looking man, 37 years of
age, was charged with robbing his father of 1201. in cheques and
cash. The prisoner's father is a respectable cheesemonger in Cloth
Fair, and on Saturday, during his absence from home, the prisoner
broke open his desk, and stole 1001. in cheques, and about 201. in
sovereigns. On Sunday afternoon he went Into the Plough public-
house, in Beaufort-building!, Strand, and requested the landlord to
' get him a trusty messenger. •He did so, and the prisoner inclosed
the cheques to his father, and sent them. . Mr. Evans. learning
from the messenger where the prisoner was, went to the Plough,
and caused him to be taken into custody. The twenty sovereigns
woe found upon him.
Hati.s said it was lamentable indeed to see a father appear
as the prosecutor of bis own son.
Mr. Evans said it was pitiful to him, but he was compelled bo
to du, for his son had already nearly ruined him. Still, however,
he was unwilling to press the charge of felony, if his son could be
properly secured, for be was subject to fits of mental aberration,
having been twice in a Lunatic Asylum.
Mr. HALLS said, that in that case he had better be prosecuted,
and be would then be secured in some way or other.
The prisoner, who made no defence, was then fully committed
for trial.

Colin Spilling, a labouring man, apparently between 50 and 60
years of age, was charged with an attempt to commit a rape upon
bis step-daughter, Alaty Connor, a child only 12 years old. Wm.
Sidney Smith, one of the Bow-street patrol, stationed at Hamp-
stead. stated, that between 11 and 12 o'clock on Sunday night his
comrade and hiniseif were attracted by cries of distress, which
appeared to proceed from a field •ear Hampstead-lane, in the di-
rection of Lord Mansfield's Park. They went to the spot, and
found the prisoner and a little girl in a field. The child was lying
on the ground in a state of intoxication, and from the appearance
of the prisoner, coupled with the cries of distress which they bad
heard, the witnesses said it was evident that the prisoner had at-
tempted to violate the child.
The little girkwas closely questioned by Mr. Haws She said
her name was Mary Connor, and that she had lived at the house
of a Mrs. Downey, at Laytonstone, in Essay, until Sunday morn-
ing, when her uncle (meaning the prisoner) called and took her
away, to bring her, as he said, into the hay country to her mother.
They went across the marshes to Hackney. from thence to Stoke
Newington ; towards nightnall they arrived at Hampstead, where
the prisoner give het some porter and gin, which took such an ef.
feci on her that sbe remained for some time insensible. The child,
however, remembered sufficiently what followed to corroborate the
suspicions of the officers to the fullest extent.
the prisoner denied the charge, and said he had merely laid the
girl down to rest her.---lie was remanded.
London, England, 1828-08-12

QURENHITHE REGATTA.

The annual contest between the free writermen of the stairs for:
the Wherry and Prizes given by the inhabitants of the Ward of
4,ldeenhithe, took place yesterday afternoon, and the excessive wet-
ness of the evening perhaps pr-.vented a vast deal of its interest:
The match was contested in three heats, the distance of each
being the same, as follows—
The first bat started from the buoys moored above the stairs,
and round a boat moored off Ale-srs. Calvin', brewhouse, up the
north shore, through Matti-fiats Bridge, Juwn through the centre
arch, round the above.nanted boat, and up to the prize wherry
moored tiff the stairs. The third heat was to be contested by the
first and second men of the first two heats.

At four o'clock the various pr.- immaries being disposed of, the
following young watermen start.d fur the first heat.
Edward Bourne ... ... ... White.
Charles I lathway ... ... ... Red.
James Cokomb ... ... ... Blue.
Which was cleverly won by Blue, that boat being by a considerable
distance a.head of his competitors. Red came in second, and con-
sequently White *as last.
In some time after the following rowed the second heat—
James Hunt ... ... .. Green.
Benjamin Bird ... ... Yello►.
John Davis ... ... ... Pink.
And after an excellent contest the winners of the heat were declared
to be Yellow and Green.

At seven o'clock the grand heat between Red, Blue, Yellows
and Greets, took place, and terminated in half an hour. Blue took
the lead at starting, and kept it At a great distance during the re-
mainder of the contest. The rain spoiled entirely the amusements
of the contest. Sundry prizes were distributed amongst the com-
petitors, iu addition to the prize when y.
London, England, 1828-08-12

FASHIONABLEiNTELLIGENCE.

ARRIVALS.
Lord Melbourne, at his house, Whitehall, from Earl Stanhope 's
seat in Kent; Lord Henry Vane, in Mount-street, Berkeley.
square, from Hens; the Hon. William Burrell, at Baroness
Willoughby de Ersby's house, Whitehall, from William Camp.
bell, Esq.'s seat In Kent; Earl Stanhope, in town, from Kent;
the Prince and Princess Muscaw, at Thomas's Hotel, Berkeley.
square, from Paris; Lady Shaw Stewart and Miss Stewart, at
ditto, front Scotland ; Captain Macdonald and Mr. Grieves, at
ditto, from Scotland ; R. W. Thompson, Esq. and Family, at
dito, from their seat in Yorkshire; Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Tynte, at
their house in Lower Grosvenor-street, from their father's (Colonel
Tynte, M.P.) seat, Miss/yell House, Sumersetshire ; ft. K ynnes-
ton, Esq. at Fenton's Hotel, St. James's-street, from a tour; J.
Hobson, Esq. and J. Simpson, Esq. at ditto, from a tour.
BROADSTAIRS, Auc. 10.
Airived from Barbadoes, in the ship Fortitude, J. Burcmaa,
master, in thirty day., the Right Rev. the Lord Bishop of BARBA..
DOSS fl Lady, the ev. Mr. and Mrs. PUDIX. Mrs. Rance, Mr.
WALL, and two servants.
London, England, 1828-08-12

MARLBOILOUGH-STRERE

Mathew Dunn. a diminutive Irishman, was charged with a rob-
bery, and an extraordinary attempt at murder. The prosecutor,
Maurice Fitzgerald, another Irishman, stated, that they were both
taken to St. Giks's watchhouse, for being disorderly in the street on
Saturday night, and locked up in the same room. The prosecutor
fell mite's, and early on Sunday morning be was awoke by a feeling
of pain in his throat. The prisoner was standing close to him with
an open razor in his hand, and he found that his neckcloth bad been
completely cut through, and a slight wound inflicted on his throat.'
He immediately alarmed the watchhouse. keeper, and the primmer
was secured. Thirty shillings bad been taken out of the prosecutor's
pocket, while he was asleep, and a similar sant was found on the
prisoner.
The Magistrate here asked the prisoner whether he had any
thing to say in his defence? He replied, " I know I took his
money, but I didn't cut his throat." The prisoner was committed
for the robbery.
itskrt Lambert, a printer, was charged with cutting and maiming
Patrick Hare. It appeared from the evidence that the parties lived
in the same house, and their wives were constantly quarrelling.—
On Sunday morning, while the prisoner was out, the Wives bad a
quarrel. Hare took his wile's part, and threatened to tiro* a
quantity of water on Lambert's wife. When Lambert returned
home, his wife informed him of what had happened, and he went
into Hare's room armed with a large knife. wick which he made a
thrust at his body. Hare, In protecting himself, received several
stabs in the arm. The prisoner was committed on the capital charge.
London, England, 1828-02-23

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

The Henry and Ann, Dottaus, from Hamburgh to Newcastle,
foundered off Heligoland on the 20th instant : crew drowned.
Vicious SPOLICII WITH.—The Harmony, Ross, from Liverpool to
Barbadoes, on the alb instant, in lat. 41. long. 27. and the Venus,
of Bristol, on the 17th instant, in lat. 51. long. 8.
FIBRU.I.III` 22.—Wind S.W.—The Abercrombie Robin-
son sailed at ten a. x. Arrived from Landon the Maxwell, Berme,
for Jamaica. The James, SIBIALS, is passing for the River.
Poarssiovra, Famtuaar &A.R.—Arrived the Ana.
Witl.l.llll, from Bahia.
111.samcn FEIHIJAILT 22.—The Leicester packet. Mw CiA
haven, left the Elbe on the 20th instant. It was fall of ice, sail
the Wesel. light vessel had gone from her moorings.
NORTH UMW, FISTIVAZT Mateo, PlAllfell, Tan fool
of the George and Mary, GLaosou at her moorings and tarried
away her lower mast, broke her cable, warpik gts, aid damaged
the bull.

SPORTING IN hLLIGENCE.
London, England, 1828-02-23

HUNTING.

The Earl of Derby's stag Hounds meet en Tuesday, at Parley
Downs.
Mr. Jolliffe's Fox Hounds en Monday, at Reigate Hill; Wed-
nesday, at Horse Hills; Thursday, at Btockham ; and on Friday,
at Chaldor.
The Surrey Fox Hounds on Monday, at Addington Lodge Bot-
tom ; Thursday, at God.tones ; and on Saturday, at Pratt's Bottom.
London, England, 1828-02-23

PA RTNERSFI IPS DISSOLVED.

William Tagg and Janus Whitehead, Ciayford, Kent, calico
printers. Robert Hinchon, Ben. and Henry Smith Hutchon,
London-street, Limehquse, tightermen. Charles. Lucas and Alfred
Lucas, Blaekfriars.roath Southwark, coal merchants. John Gi.l
and henry !lowan, New Bond-street, Wines. John Perkins,
Edward Cobb. and John Little, Faversham, Kent, brick-makers.
W. Collings and H. Mack well,Sutoud, Gloucestershire, plumbers.
Jonathan Moorhouse and William Oakes Whitehead, Manchester,
Lancashire, dealers in twist. Wm. Black and Isaac Watts, Sibton,
Suffolk, tanners. William Cuuchman and William Hodges, Tothill.
street, Westminster, linendrapers. T. Harley and G. Green, Man-
chester, Lancashire, silk mercers. John William Pfeil and [Avoid
Henry Pfeil, Newport, Isle of Wight, spirit merchants. Robert
Williams, sen. and Robert Williams, jail. Edge-hill, near Liverpool,'
grocers. Jqbn Hall and James Shattock, Taunton, Somersetabire,
plumbers and glaziers. Abraham Briscoe and George Briscoe,
Newton Heath, Manchester, silk printers J. C. Williams, Thos.
Evans, J. Vaughan Herne, and Richard Williams, Denbigh, anor-
aks (so far as regards the said James Vangban Horne). William
Davies and Abraham Morris, Crawford-street, St. Mary.la.bonne,
linendrapers. James Osborne and John R. Morris, Bishopsgate-
street-within, cheesemongera. R. P. Jackson and John Stripling,
Liverpool, Lancashire, ship chandlers and sail makers. William
Irving, sen. William Edwards, and William Irving, jun Kingston-
upon- Jane Staples, John Callyer, and Edmund
Staples, Southampton. plumbers and glaziers. Mary Beldam and
George Belcham, Rayleigh, Ease; linendrapers. Henry Newark
and Joseph Watson, Goldsmith-street, London, and Coventry,
ribbon manufacturer:. Thomas Williams, William Bryant, and
Jahn Williams, Keven Cribbur, Glamerganshire, iron manufac-
ture's. John Driver and William Wilkes, Shrewsbury, Salop,
drapers and tailors.
Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the East Riding of
the County of York, and Town and County of the Town of
Kingston upon Hull.
Henry Broadley, Esq. to be Deputy Lieutenant; the Rev. John
!Blanchard to be ditto.
Commission in the Eastern Regiment or Battalion of Essex Militia,
signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Essex.
Henry Jobn Conyers, En. to be Colonel, vice Rigby, deceased.

GIFIRAL WatICLT AOggAgg 01 TUC PIUCC OF Beane( 411111
wsww aottaass liersarattox, ewe or ro FOS. IS.
Wheat. 528. id. ()ate 211. sd.
I Beans Um. Be
I Barley 501. 11. Rye ;Is. J. Pea, 591. 54.
London, England, 1828-02-23

COURT CIRCULAR.

The Duchess of XIS; accompanied by the Princess Vscreau,
the Prime and Princess of Hoenntutor-Laesametwen. the Prince
of LKINENGIN, and attended by her Lsdies be waiting, returned on
Thursday night to the seat of Prince LIVPOLD, at Claremont, front
the Royal Lodge, Windsor Park.
The Duchess of CLAainrea, accompanied by the Pri. eels of
CA lOLA TIII, left her residenceja the Admiralty, yesterday morning,
on a visit to the Duchess of Kmr, at Claremont.
A Deputation of Maltsters waited on the Duke of Wettinceost,
about eleven o'clock, yesterday morning, at the Treasury, and had
a long conference with Ms Grace.
The Commutes of the RICIIIQUEN, after attending the Meeting
of the Finance Committee, yesterday, proceeded to the Treastuy,
and bad an interview with the Duke of Watmonvoie.
A Board of the Lords of the Treasury was held, yesterday,
at
the Treasury Chambers • the Meeting was attended by
G ANVILLZ SONELMIT, Lord MOUNTICII• RUN/ Lord Euor, and Mr.
NAWITZIL
Prince bevels, the Russian Ambassador, and Monsieur Rove,
the French Charge d'Affaires, had a conference with Earl Duster,
yesterday, at the Office of the ecretary of State for Foreign Affairs.
Earl &rowan, the Earl of Aeanneem, and Lord Etcasnosoucn,
transacted business yesterday, at the Foreign Office, Downing-street.
Governor FARQU A 1 transacted business at the Colonial Office
yesterday.
Earl Demur had an interview with the Duke of Wzr.uturroi
yesterday.
Mr. HVIZISSON returned to town on Thursday night from the
Royal Lodge, Windsor Park.
Sir FAANCIS Faannto transacted business at the Treasury yes-
terday.
The Count d'Oeratia (charged with a special Mission from the
King of SPAIN) transacted buskins with Earl Durum, yesterday,
at the Foreign Office, Downing-street.
London, England, 1828-02-23

PARK CRESCENT, PORTLAND.PLACE,
CONTIGUOUS TO TOR
REGENT'S PARK.
An Elegant spacious FAMILY RESIDENCE,
GARDEN AT BACK,
Detached double COACII-110USE and STABLING for
SEVEN HORSES, MEN'S ROONIS,
And LOFT over.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION.
By Mr. ROBINS,
(Of Warwick House, Regent.street,)
At Garraway'v Coffee-house 'Change-alley, Grabill,
On Triunsoar, the 40th of Mateh. 1148. at Twelve ',Thick, '
IN TWO LOTS,
Lor I. A VALUABLE LEASEHOLD ESTATE,
COMPRISING
An Elegant and Substantial FAMILY RESIDENCE,
always
-5, Park Crescent, Ponland.place;
Cestaining, en the Upper Fluor, Five Bedchambers neatly
Papered. Landing, and Closet.
On the Second Floor—Two I .rge Bedchambers and Dressing.
room handsOntrly -Papered. veined Marble Chimney Pieces, Land-
ing, Water Clo.et, and Housem ii is Closet. with Water laid on.
On the First Floor—A capital lofty Drawing room, with en-
riched Cornice and Ctiling, Window. opening to a Stone Bal.
cony, Statuary Marble Chimney Piece, and Folding Doors, opening
to a Back Drawing Room reovespoutiently finished.
Osthe Ground Flair—:An Entrance Hall, Walls Stuccoed and
Painted in Imitation of Sienna Marble Folding Doors to an Inner
Hall, Stove Staircase to the Second Fluor, with elegant Iron Bal.
lustre and Mahogany Hand-rail. a spacious elegant Dining-room
communicating by Folding Doors to a Library, Watei Closet,
Passage to a Gentleman's Arming Room and Door to the Garden.
' Basement— Housekeeper's Rouen. with Water laid on; Butler's
Pantry, with Cossets. and Water laid on ; Servant's Hall; capital
Kitchen ; Scullery, with Water laid on ; Cleaning Room, Knife
Its/0111, Coal, Beer, and Wine Cellars, Servant's Water Closet, and
Pomp of excalent Spring Water.
Large Garden at the back of the House,_ Planted with Shrubs.
With a consmunicatiun to the Portland road.
Loy I. In FItEtHatICK'S MEWS, ALBANY-STREET,
REGENrs PARK. A capital Seven Stall Stable, Coach House,,
with standing for three Carriages, two Rooms, and a large Loft
over, a. small Yard and Water Closet.
To be viewed by Tickets. Particulars may be had on the Pre. '
Mims; of Messrs. Blunt, Roy and Blunt, Soticiturs, No. 10,'
Llverpool-iireet, Broad-street ; Messra. Vandergucht and Hes.
depots, Solicitors, Lancaster Place, Strand ; at Garraway'ss and of
Mr. Robins, N 0.170, Regent-street ; of whom Tickets fur Viewing
may be bad.
London, England, 1828-02-23

THE- FANCY.

Douse AND Batter—Friday night there was a tremendous
concourse of smokers and drinkers, at the Black Bull, St. John-
street, Smithfield, on account of the proposed match. When time
was called, Bailey was ready. Dobell of coarse, bring lame—was,
like the snail, always at home ; sES had been previously posted, and
sel 5 more aside were planked, towards a match of £lOO a side, to
come aon the nth of April, whisk, 100 miles and above fits miles
' from London. Deposits are to be made on the 4th of March, at
Peter Crawley's; on the lath of March at Dobell's ; on the :sth
of the same month at Peter Crawley's; and the final one to be
posted at Doha's, on the 4th of ApriL The place of figlying to be
tossed for by the parties. The remembrance of the last battle
which these men fought, has attacked great interest to the match.
Dosett AND SAN TlJSUlT—lmmediately that the preceding
affair bad beta concluded, DobeU stated, that &difference bad takes
place between him and Sam some time ago, which bad occasioned
a great deal of talk in the Fancy; and he now gave it as a final de-
claration, that be world at any time be ready to put down 45 to
fight Sam for £5O or £lOO within two months, after that be
(Dobell) had fought Bailey. He was desirous that it should be un-
derstood that he did net mean to continue on the list of fighting
men; after these two matches, whatever might be their issue, be
would then fight nu more ; and unless Tibbutt accepted his terms
before two months had expired from the time specified, be wouW
take no further notice of the affair:

Four companies of the 92d Regiment are about to
leave Edinburgh Castle foe Glasgow. They will be replaced by the
4th Regiment, from Portugal
Dispatches ,have been received flout Lord Viscount
Gzasvu.s.e. our Ambassador at Paris, conveying also dispatches
I from Lord COWLaT, our Ambawabor at Vienna. The nature of
the intelligence from Vienna corresponds with the statentent in the
Augsburg aad other Getman Gazettes.
The Lai of LI'IIiRPOOL has subset ibed £lOO towaids
Mr. CANNING'S Monument.
The Admiralty yacht is ordered to be in readibets to
convey to Calais the Prince and Priucess lionalmons Lsocia-
souao, who leave town the 28th.
The Albion, 74., Captain Om/de:quit, bas been paid
off at Portsmouth, and laid up in ordinary.
The Hecla, Captain 13012LER, will leave Deptford in
few days for Portsmouth, and thence proceed to an estesolve
e .rvey of the western coast of Africa.

DIED.
Feb. St, at Wiadtor, Miss Mary D. plop, aged 19, youngest
augbter of the late William Dunlop, .. gem), Glabgow.

Lotmot,: Printed and Published by JOHN Ai A T MIL the l'f.pnetuo
at the Ssa.s G►►us. No. 1, l'tck•tt-place Tstrp'e-liar
London, England, 1828-02-23

confidence and praise from the Hon. Member, he would
inform the Committee that there had been a reduction.
of 290,0001 from the year. 'lB2O, is compared with
the year 1827. And tha: reduction had been effected '
without weakening the military powers of the Ordnance
in any degree whatever. One of the items was 240
clerks, by whose discharge 47,0001. were saved. But
the military efficiency of the Ordnance had not merely
been maintained, for the military corps had been in-
creased by 700 men, and the same improvement was
made in other respects. For instance, to the military
works only, 50,0001. were'devoted in 1820, while the
Duke of Wellington at once devoted to them 90,0001.
Mr. HUME heartily thanked the Hon. Officer for the
information he had given the House. It was indeed the
most severe criticism be had ever heard upon the pre-
decessors of the Noble Duke in office. But what a
prospect did the informations hold out to the House,
when it appeared by the Estimates for the present year,
that on one single item, the civil establishments at the
Tower and Pall Mall, 51,9611. were charged for that
which was done in 1792 for 18,7001. He thanked the
Hon. Officer, and was glad to find that the correctness
of all his (Mr. Hume's) positions with respect to re-
trenchment, was at length allowed.'
The Question was put and agreed to.—Tht Chairman was then
ordered to report progress, and the House resumed.
The Report was ordered to be received on Monday next.—The
other Orders of the Day were then disposed of, and the House ad-
journed at Tea o'aock.
London, England, 1828-02-23

THE KING. Ike.

WINDSOa, Fla. 22. Considerable interest was e!.
cited in the forenoon of yesterday by the announcement
that her Royal Highness the Duchess of KEPT and the
Pris.ce and Princess of Hossanz.oua 14*mo:souse
would pay a visit to his MrtaarrY at Windsor ; and the
line of road from Egharn to the Royal Lodge exhibited
the rather unusual spectacle of several grouper. of fa.
shionably alired spectators, principally Ladies, wasting
for the gratification of seeing the nuptial cortege. At a
quarter past otie the Royal cavalcade entered the Great
Park ; the Duchess of KENT, the Princess VICTOEUs
and the Prince and Princess of HOHENLOHE LAUGEN•
aouno in the splendid new carriage presented to the
latter by her uncle Prince LEOPOLD, the Prince of Let.
RINGER, Baroness de SPA EDTH, Baroness de LATELY.
and Sir JuliN and Lady CONROY, following in two royal
carriages, the outriders and postilli °lts wearing their
full dress liveries. On th it arrival at the Royal Lodge;
they were received by his NlaJiLsTv ( to cssei in a plain
blue coat, decorated wiiii the &,.f rat the Garter, and
those of two F •reign Orders), who c• niucted his dis-
tinguished Visitants into the principal Drawing Room.
A splendid Dejeune was arranged in the adjoining
apartment to the Conservatory, in which his MAJESTY'S
private Band were stationed, the brilliancy of theit
state dresses forming a beautiful relief to the more
sombre hueof the numerous plants and fl iwering shrub:
While the Royal Party were pattaking of refreshments,
the Band performed ses•eral pieces, principally Italian
airs. At four o'clock the ICING took leave of Iris Vi
tars, who pro:ceded to Sandpit-gate, wire they viewed
the giraffe, and afterwards inspected the collecting
of foreign quadrupeds and birds belonging to his MA.
Jerry. The Royal Party teturned in tie evening to
Claremont. Their Serene Highnesses the Prince' ani
Princess of HOHENL He LAUGeNR )(IRO will leave tl ere
on Monday nest for the Comitient.
Immediately after the departure of his distinguished
Vi-itors, his MAJESTY gave separate.audiences to the
Marquis of ANGLE EY and the Right Hon. Mr. Hvs-
mason, who had arrived at the R iyai Lodge in the
course of the afternoon. After the audiences, the Noble
Marquis and the Right flon.&ctetar y of State left for
London, having partaken of refreshments at the Lodge,
the former at five, and the latter at half past six o'clock.
London, England, 1828-02-23

FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE, Fn. 22.

CROWN—OFFICE. Fu. 22.
Members returned to serve in this present Parliament.

Borough of Rums—The Right Hun. Thomas Frankland Lewis.
Borough of Weymouth and Melcontbe Regle—Edward Bur-
thenshaw Sugdeo, Bog. in the room of the Right Hon. Thetas
Wallace, now Baron Wallace, one of the Peers of the United
Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland.

BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED.
Edward Wright, Blanchester, silk mercer.
London, England, 1828-08-15

Forty Tins of New OATMEAL, •
,To be delivered into his Majesty's Victualling Stores at Deptford,
c••e half of each of the Articles by the 15th of September neat,
<:rl the remainder by the 30th of that Month.
Samples of the Cocoa and Oatmeal must he produced by the
rty tendering ; but that for Sugar will be exhibited at this Office.
The Conditions of the Contracts may be seen at this Office.

Each Tender must specify the price in words at *ngth, and be
delivered before One &Clock on the day appointed; and the
Person who makes the Tender, or some Person on his behalf,
niust attend to answer when called for.
M. W4LLER CLIFTON.

• SORES,-BURNS, SCALDS, WOUNDS, ULCERS, dte.
MARSHALL'S UNIVERSAL CERATE.- This
Ceram will be found most efficacious in every kind of
Wound. Sore, Scald, Burn, Bruise. Eruption, Ulcers of every de.
„nomination, especially Sore and Ulcerated-Legs, which have been
healed in .o rapid a manner, that a new ossibod of Coro has been
established by thi. u.eful Preparation ; Sort Breasts, Islatorostiein
of the E. Scorhstk and Cancerous 'humors, Erysipelas or St.
. Anthony's Fire, Ring Worm, Sore Throats, Chops, Chilblains, &c.
. Sold in boxes at ls. l id. and 25.9.1. by Messrs. Butler, Chemists,
Chearide, corner of' St. Paul's, London; Sackville.sueer Dublin;
Princeikstreet, Edinburgh ; Savory and Co. 136, New Bond.streer
• and the principal :Sly:keine Venders.
Of whom may he had • BUTLER'S CAJEPUT OPODEL-
. DOC, strongly recommended for Chronic Rheumatism, Spas.
medic Affections, Palsy, Stiffness and Enlargement of the Joints,
sprains, lb ui•es, &c. In bottles at ls. and2s. Pd.
London, England, 1828-08-15

ROWING MATCH..

Tuesday a Rowing Match took place for a Wherry, given by C.
Calvert Esq. M.P. by the following wateriness belonging to
Horsel;dovto, via.—
/tan HILT. SECOND 111ZAT.
J. Bradley Yellow W. Cook Ught Bit
J. Sanderson . Gress J. Stagg Pink
G. Guthrie Purple J. Morris ..... ..... Red
_ __ _ . _ .

They started from Horarlyilo
buoy, and round a boat mooted
spirited contest, J. Stau was de
Cook to .ES.

1 Stairs, rowed resod the Trinity
Mill Stairs twice, when,after a
red entitled to the boat, and W.

CORN-EXCHANGE, MARK-LANE, Acorn 15.

Indicter:scoots:: dthe•-
ni.taso I:Wl4th:cry great, and the
maicrj injury ydat trltYdi enr egik ninny
elhcerneritsbi price.
ehuera 11: that
,h4ny euntetfattlhisleni n Wheat,some Instances the Wheat
has eprouted, bat not to the extent that might have been expected ;
the advance asked was from 2a. to Si. per quarter for fine Wheat,
but not obtained. Barley and Oats sold on rather beam terms
than on Monday. Importations since Monday: 11,869qn.Wheat ;
350 qrs. Barley; 3,800 qrs. Oats; and 3,400 sacks Flour.
SMITHFIELD MARKET, Aimless IL
The market remains stationary for all kinds of meat, dm best
Beet being 45. 4d. to 4a. 6d. per stone; the best young Downs
4s. 64. to 4s. Bd. qaddalry-fad Porkers Ss. 64 to Ss. ad. Veal and
Lamb are likewise as on last nsarket.day.—Boasts 450—Sheep
9,62o—Pigs 120—Calves 307.
Beef 4s. 04. to 4a. Id. Mutton 44.04. to 4s. Bd. Veal
,•116 and.
to sa. 4d. Pork Ss. 04. to Ss. iid. Lamb le. Od. to Ss. 64.--Hay
13 Os. to 14 154. 04 Clover, sf 3 10s. so £5 516 Od. Rums
11 12s. to 11 16s.

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London, England, 1828-08-15

I LT "LI limatirr 12.

. At an early hour this morning his Excdlency the
‘l4tqorit Of A NoCrsEir lett ittclivse s, on ti visit, for a
shost time, to the E irl of Do'N. UUrisIORK, at his Lord-
ship% beantirsil seat, Knocklofty.
His. Excellency will: in the progress of his journey,
have she advantage if passing through the towns of
Maynonth, 13411inagar, KsHeigh, Ballyboy,
PailipstoVen, Eglish, and 13irr or PArsonstowl, and wit-
nessing with his own eyes the appearance f a very in-
teresting pmtinn of the country, '1 r whsi-e improve-
ms nt he entertains the mist ardent desires. Knocklofty
is situate in'thr county of Tipperary, and distant about
-esenty miles from DJbliii. His Excellency is :nem
palsied by his bristlier, Admiral Sir CHARLES PAURT,
laird Formes, and Colonel Gossar, Pr.vate Secretary
to his Excellency.
At eleven o'clock yesterday morning, a Gentleman.
Apparently deranged, presented himself to the sentry at
the grand entrance of the apartments of his Excellency
at Dublin Castle, and demanded admission. The sett-
tine'. in a mild tune, requested him to retie, upon which
he received from the maniac a violent blow in the face.
and was in the act of charging him with his bayonet,
when frutunateiy Mr. ISAItTHOLordaW, the State POrtel,
11.4srung overheard the dialogue, rushed f urn his apart.
meat barely in time to save the deranged Gentleman
from the fatal effects which would have in, vitality fol•
:owed hut Sir Isis timely ititerpo.ition. The air, the
anguage, and the whs 1.. aispearance of the unfortunate
li ntleM.4ll, who Mr. BARTIinLOSSIEW had never before
seen, at once convinced him of the state of mind under
wh:ch he laboured. In the struggle to 'emote him, the
maniac inflicted several blows upon Mr. 13. and one of
the King's Messengers, the latter of whom received 3*
severe knock on the mouth. The Gentleman vas finally
secured, and brought to she Head Police Offia by a
few peace officer.

Several Gentlethen, who were witnesses to the trait,-
action, concur ins attng that but for the timely inter-
tetenee of Mr. BAnyttoLoNtgw rh.- untuttunate Gentle-
man. whose same is T. GLAscocK, would, in all pro-
nabtlite have breathed his last upon the point of the
sentinel's baycnet.
London, England, 1828-08-15

the Apostol•cal faction is hourly inereasiny, be replactiie
on the pedestal Irons which it has been hatted. Set eral
recent Pamphlets have miintained, and 'the .1 sure al
have repeated the opinion, that a refoimMion in France
is at hand; these are a grest many causes which stem
in oppose at present any probability of such an tent
but it is remarkable that within these few days Many
of the shops have exhibited prints or MARTIN Ltrruta
in their windows, as if in allusion to the struggle now
going on between the Government and the Clergy.
A Company has just been formed for draining the
marshes and bogs t f France, which now cover a space
'equal to four hundred square leagues. Among the
Di ectors are M.BHattic Ny,lnTector of Public Bridges ;
LiFROT, Engineer of Mines ; Baron C. DU PIN M.
LA PITTC, the Banker, and many other men of science
and capital. How much good might be effected by a
siniilm society establisheii in Ireland!
London, England, 1828-04-26

which was negatived by a majority of 62, the Content*
being 55; Non Contents, 117. The Earl of WINCHRL.
SiA moved the insertion of words expressing belief in
the doctrines of the Old and New Testament, as set, furth
by authority, to be the Revealed Will. For this amend-
ment the Contents were 22; Non-Contents, 70—Ma-1
j rrity, 48. The LORD CHANCELLOR proposed some
regulations as to the time of taking the Declaration;
Lord FALMONTII'II motion to pr event Dissenters in their
Corporate capacity from presenting to Livings, was
negatived without a division ; and the Bishop of LLAN•
DAEE's clause for restoring the original simplicity of
the Declaration, was adj mimed till Monday.

In the House of Commons the Corn Laws came
again under discussion. The agricultural interest, dissatisfied with
the Government scale at the price of from 50s. to 565. made an
attempt to increase the duty at those prices, and Mr. Barrarr, of
Wiltshire, moved a Resolution, that when the home price is under
565. the duty shall be 7.85. Bd. per quarter. The unreasonableness
of olds duty, compared with the proposed rates, viz. from 345. to
295. is so evident as to require little comment. Mr. llzzazz's
amendment was lost by a majority of 198. Mr. PORTMAN'S subse-
quent amendment, that for each shilling in the price under 611. the
proposed duty should be increased by 2s. was negatived by a ma-
jority of 90.

The German Papers received this morning are to the
20. h instant; they contain no political sews, and are
otherwise destitute of general interest.

THE ARMY.

A avr.trav— WooLwicx.—it is understood that his Lordship the
MASTCR•GYNF.RAL cnntemplatts, with a view to prevent in future
the serious evils arising to the Service front a too long residence of
Regimental Officers at the same station, that all Staff or Civil Ap-
pointments shall henceforth be vacated on promotion; in order that
Officers may take a tour of service with the Companies (either at
home or abroad) into which they may happen to fall.
The arrangements in Dublin for the celebration of his Maarsve's
Birthday were of a description more than usually splendid and
extensive; but, owing to the unfavourable state of the weather,
the several Regiments now in the garrison, which attended at the
Pheenix Perk for that purpose, were obliged, after the customary
salutation by the guns had been made, to return to their respective
barracks. The number of carriages and other vehicles that crowded
the outskirts of the " Fifteen Acres," as well as the crowds of pedes-
trians who flocked to the scene, would baffle conjecture equally as
they would computation.
A division of the 92d Regiment marched from Edinburgh Castle
on Wednesday morning, on route for Glasgow.
Wednesday the .14th Regiment marched front Galway, on route
to Buttevatit.
London, England, 1828-04-26

/14,,,1X.‘_,,uxg4e

[PRICE SEVENPENCE.

Soutbtown, near Great Yarmouth. May 21, Henry Tayler, lA*.
minster, Herefordshire, grocer, at eleven, at the Bell Inn, Warces.
tee, day 17, William Edmondson, Outhwaite, Lancashire, grocer,
at ten, at the Green Dragon, Kirkby Lonsdale.
London, England, 1828-04-26

LONDON•

SATURDAY, APRIL 26, 1828.

STOCK ENCOANGE, TWELVE O'CLOCK.

Owing to the pacific intelligence front various parts of the East,
and the report of the withdrawal of the Pacha of Egypt from the
contest, the Consol market maintains its ground. Consuls may be
quoted at 84 to 86.
CITY, HALF-PAST ONE O'CLOCK.

The Consol market has been fluctuating, during the morning be-
tween 851 and 86 for the Account, and at present may be quoted
at 851, alternately buyers and sellers.
We have received positive information that the Russians have
delayed hostilities until the 14th of May, giving the Porte thirty
days to reconsider or arrange their differences. Great hopes are
now entertained that the Porte, finding that England and France
will not oppose the march of the Russians after that time, as well
as the Austrians and Prussians joining in the Treaty of the 6th of
July, the Ottomans will now listen to terms, to prevent her entire
destruction.

A rumour prevails in the City, that the Budget for the Year will
be favourable, as the Ministry will be able to provide fur all con-
tingencies without having recourse either to a Loin or Funding.

PRICE OF STOCKS AT FOUR °CLOCK.
Bank Stock 209 i 81 India Stock 249
3 per Cent. Red. 85* 85h Ditto Bonds
5 per Ct. Cons. 86 Si 86 South Sea Stock
5i per Cent. Oki Annuities
5i per Cent. Red. 93 92j £looo Excheq. Bills 64 5
_ _

4p.er Ct. New 1021 j e
4 per Cent. Scrip

£5OO Ditto 64 5
XlOO and £2OO Ditto 64 5

4 per Cent. 1826, 1021
Long Ann. 191 5-16
FORK! rit.l FUND!
Brazilian &lA. 5 p Ct. 591

Commercial
Consols for Acct. 1151 j 86
TWO (ECIMUK.
Do Acct 34i 11

IN. Mall 151/11do, 6 per Ct. Nun. Ms. 5-p
C.
Dallonils,lllt4, Do Acct. 601 I
Do. Acct. 2.' Ru 55.1919.1822,5 per Ct. 90
Greek Bon 1-,1525, S pCt.l7 1 Do. Acct. 90 891 90
Do. Ace. 17 Spanish Ms S p Ct 111 1
Mez.Bds,lB2s, 6 pCt Neapolitan Bonds, 5 p C. 761
13EITISII AND FOREIGN SHANKS, TWO O'CLOCh.
onit i.e. PAID.
Anglo Mexican 100 90 21
Urazillan 55 20 71 75
Guardian Fire A‘s. lOO 10 201
The Test and Corr; sition Acts were again the theme
of discussion in the Howe of Lords last night. The
Earl of ELDON moved his amendment,. that the party
admitted to of Le should declare himself a Protestant,
London, England, 1828-04-26

NEW. FOREST, HAMPSHIRE.
BURLEY PARK MANSION, SEATED IN A PARK;
MANOR ABOUNDING WITH GAME;

FARM HOUSES AN!) AGRICULTURAL BUILDINGS,
COTTAGES, PUBLIC HOUSE,
•NIS ADMIT
SEVEN HUNDRED AND FORTY ACRES
Of Meadow, Pasture, Arable. and Wood Land, with very
extensive Cuninion and Forest Rights.
TO BE SOLI) BY AUCTION,
By Mr. ROBINS,
(Of 'Warwick House, ltegent.street)
At Garraway's Coffee House, 'Change Alley, Cornhill,
OuTinoisosy, the 44..1 of May, 1835, at, Twelve o'Clock,

IN ONE LOT,
A VEItY Valuab:e and Compact FREEHOLD
ESTATE, small part LEASEHOLD, for a long Term
Of Years, beautifully Timbered;
he Manors of BURLEY BATTEN and BURLEY MILLS.
Abounding with Game, in a flue Sporting Country,
Aad at the same time embracing an opportunity for Retirement,

if desired;
An eligible MANSION HOOSE,
Seated in a l'ark, pleasantly diversified in Hill and Day,
Planned with Suites of handsome Apartments
4'll suitable lied Chambers and Domestic Offices, adapted for
"' Accommodation of a Family of Distinction, with Out Offices,
hiAbling fur Right Horses, Coach Houses, Grotary, Grew House,
L'"drY. slid other Outbuildings, situate between Ringwood and
Lyndhurst, and a short distance from Christchurch, in the County

of !lents.
Sundry eligible FARMS,
eurrenient Farm Houses, Gardens, Yards, and all requisite
Outbuildings, placed at suitable distances from the Mansion.
Ake, Sundry COT
and Aida well frequented Public
liumic, with Brew House, Dairy, Stabling for Si: Horses, ke.
Gardens and Orchard.
Tin TIMMS CONTAINING 4110131.
SEVEN HUNDRED AND FORTY ACRES
(All lying compact)
Of Meadow, Pasture, Arable, and Wood Land,
(Stored with fine Thriving Timber) of which about
TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY ACRES
Are extra Parochial and Tithe Free, with Right of Common over
the Forest,
Containing about Eighty Thousand Acres,
Aod flight to cut Peat and Turf for Fuel ; and extensive Sheep
Walk, about Seventeen Miles in circumference. '
144 Estate is a very eligible Property for Residence and In-
, `,'"sent, situate about five miles from Ringwood, eight from
I•Yndhurst, nine from Lymington, twelve front Christchurch,
'urteon from Salisbury, twenty from Southampton, thirty-three
f
rwo Weymouth, and about eighty front London.
To be viewed by Tickets, or on application to Mr. Smith, the
140.1 r, on the Premises; of w born Particulars may be had ; at
the Crown, Ringwood and Lyndhurst ; Horel, Chriatcburch ; Star,
kmbampton ; George ; Antlope, Salisbur ;
110
inseT ; Criawn, Ilisinguoke ;Winchester Swan Alton; of Mr. Vine s, So..
("r, Reading ; at Garraway's ; and of Mr. Robins, No. Ins
!tegent-streu, where a Plan of the Little may be ;eta, and Tickets
lee skiving may be had.
London, England, 1828-04-26

CERTIFICATES, MAY 16.

James Harrison, Woodchester, Gloucestershire, clothier. • Win.
Wilson, jun. Winslow, Beckingham4hire, scrivener. John Bishop,
Eastham-park, Eastham, Worcestershire. tanner. Wm. Thompson
Howgate, hnaresbrough, Yorkshire, chemist and druggist. Geo.
Hammond, Strensall, Yorkshire, tanner. William Heppenstall,
Paradise street, Rotherhithe, Surrey, ship owner. George Parish,
now of late of Streatham,' Surrey, wine merchant. John Gill,
New-street, Covent-garden, clothier. Henry Bolton, North Shields,
Northumberland, house-carpenter. Thos. Godward, Castle-street,
Southwark. Surrey, plasterer and builder. Henry Hackles.. Wail-
worth, Surrey, and Thomas Wm. Blyth, Cromer-street, Gray's-
inn-lane, builders.
PARTNERSHIPS DISSSOLVED.
William Tilmant and William Alsop, jun. Shrewsbury, Shrop- •
shire, printers and booksellers. Ilarriett Wells and Anna Maria
Wells, Witney, schoolmistresses. A. H. Jenkins and Samuel
Commeline, Gloucester, attornies. Thomas Baker and John
Bruton, Hemel Hempstead, Hertfordshire. James Hardman and
Benjamin Hardman, Rochdale, hat manufacturers. John Corsar,
Win. Elder, and Co. Liverpool, merchants. Edmund Collins and
James Walkinshaw, Glasgow. William Townend and William
Wilkinson, Keighley. Yorkshire, corn millers and dealers. Robert
Johnston and Nicholas AP Greevy, Charlton-street, Somer's-town
and of Clemens-inn-passage, Clare-market. William Drury and Clement
William Wilde, Liverpool, cutlers. Thomas Smith and Sargeant
Smith, Houndsditcb, slopsellers. William Town, Francis Town,
and Joseph Melling, Ulverston and Lowick, Lancashire, slate men-
chants. John Ryland, sen. and John Ryland, jun. High-street,
Birmingham, wire-workers. Robert Waylen, jun. and P. Walker,
Devizes, Wiltshire, silk thrusters and manufacturers. Richard
Waite and Robert Collinson, Kingston-upon-Hull, sail-makers:
Charles Hett, Joseph Bostock, and Samuel Turner, Nottingham,
bobbin and carriage-makers (so far as regards Samuel Turner).
John Heskins, Edward Barnard, Edward Bliss, and W. Barnard,
Nailaworth, Gloucestershire, clothiers.

GENERAL WZILSILY ATICRAON OF THE PRIG= OF BRITISH COLH,
GOVILIINS IMPORTATION, MADE UP TO Aran. 18.
Wheat .57.. sd. I • Oats Lls. Id. I Beans 374. 4d.
Barley Ws. sd. Rye 52.. 541. Peas 38s. Od.
London, England, 1828-04-19

TUE KLIG'S DRAW►NG ROWL

mard of Greta Cloth, St James's P..larr.,
19th. April, 182$.
sv cOaflif AND CF HIS.M4JSSTY.
' 7Wu 111 111
That all Carriages going to his filaresses Dra,,vrint
•
Room at St.
latnes's Palace, on Wednesday, the 2341 of April, are to fall into
the line at the top of St. Jaines's.street in Piccadilly, to .410111 thr
left hand side of the Sttret, round the corner of Pall-mall, atd
toter at the Iron gate nearest to the Palace, set down at the Areads •
and conic out of the Palace.yard by the Iron-gate t to Marl-
.sorough House, and pass through Pall.mall in-o St. James's. square.
'ln taking up, tt.ey are to come down St. James's street in like
mauner, phiss'ng through the same Gates as when they set down,
Ind go lively thins:ea Pall-mall.
No Hackney Coaches will be permitted to come within the Trot
Gates, but must set down at the 'outside thereof, and go away
through
The Gate at the top of Constitution TIM will be open only for
Carriages of Persons having the Entrf, which are to proceed down
Constitution Hill, and enter the Palace at the Stable•yard Gate.
.tszo into tie Ambassador's Court, set down at the Arcade, and go
out at the Gateway in Cleveland-row ; turn to the left, and wait in
Cleveland-row, the Stable-yard, or St. James's Park, till called
for; then to take up In the same order as they had set down, pass
away through the same Gateway, and go up the left hand tide of
St. James's street. The Carriages of Ambassadors, the lifinisrets,
and Great Officers of State, may remain In the Ambassador's
Court till called for.

Tickets for Carriages belonging to Persons having the Pntr.
going in It the Gate on 'the top of Comtitution WI, will be delivery.,
at ther bo's'n.] of Green Cloth, St. .I..mes's Palace, on Tuesday next,
between. the hours of One and Threeo*Clock.

Chairs are to come down the right hand side of St. Jaraes'is.street
from Piccadilly; Dress Chain are to enter at, the Great Gate of
the Palace, and Pass under the Colonnade into the Ambassador's
Court, set down there, and wait in Engine Court till called for.—
Hackney Chairstre to enter at the new Footway Iron Gate neare•:
to the Palace, set down under the Arcade, and pass away on the
outside of the Carriages through the new Footway Iran Gate, mat
to Marlborough House.
London, England, 1828-04-19

'WARSAW, MAscu f 4.

~
.The accounts from Sr. Petersburgh give us reason to
hope thateur beloved Monarch will pass through this
city. on his way to the army, and will receive the
•homage of the Polish nation. Litters from St. Peters-
burgh say also, that in the course of next month a great
.many persons of distinction will arrive at Warsaw, and
among .them a great Monarch and a foreign Statesman,
*hose presence will cause great surprise.
• The Grand Duke Constantine is still here, but his
Isead Ostlers are at Lublin. The field equipages of
the *Emperor Nicholas are supposed to hive arrived in
,the.environs of Brody. It is said that the liquidation
with Austiia is terminated, and that nothing is now
wanting but the ratification of the two Govehiments.
The Auitrian COnstil General in this capital has
.ob-
tained leave of absence for some time.—Gax. d'Augs.
. . BERLIN, Arms 9. .__ .
.., Theprivate letters from St. Petersbnrgh say.that the
war with :.:turkey is considered as close at hand, and
that the people, hete.teceiaed the new, with the greatest
joy. „Itrwas said7ikthat capital that orders, had been
given, to fit
.ctit, alLthe,,sbits of war
sat, Sebastopol;
which ate to join the, fleet.in theilli.ick Sea, and it is
thought that his fleet ,syill be tent to cruise at the entrance
,o( the Boaphords. many eetsele are fitting out at Odessa.
TOULON, Man. 4.
.The preparations making here lead Into consider the
expedition, which has been so long talked of, as certain.
but its destinition:is still unknown. A great numbeerl
both "of,Pen of war and merchant vessels, are assembled
is our port. His.Majistr: brig La champenoise,eapt:
Vallio„ arrived yeiterday, from the coast of Algies
which she-left on the 28th of-last month, with dispatches'
for the Government. The.,blockade continues to be
strictly enforced. Rear-Admiral Collet, whO commands
the squadron, has his Bag at present on board the Pro-
vence. •Ple .Amphittite, which was before -his'flag ship;
is at preseq.under quarantine at Toulon; it is to be sup-
posed that tt will make part_of the expedition which is
preparing- , . . ..
On the.2ith of March, the Astrea frigate capthred
an Alger* corsair of shigqns, the Captain:of_ which"
declares that he had been eruising on the,coast-of Spain,
but that he bed made no prizes. . , ..
• The accounts which we haveyeilyWfrdes A.lisan--
_. dria, by the Emulation, inform set
as thsilg.Witt con-
tinues to enjoy the same trancittilgty„ Wert. 4 a. hip
events. It is supposed that this willecititrue to be.the
' case as long as the present Paclia lives, who being" i
man of extraordiaarifirdineis -oftahed; will. eiPPI9/
every means to hinder his people froai cominitting siny,
excesses against the Franks. 1 -
Faison Fuss, Arius. 16..—Ftvo per cents. tog. 62e. Three
do. ea 55e• . Binh Actloos MIL 50e. Neapolitan 741. BCc.
Spaniels (1823) tie. Radiance a Loudon—at. ma :1841114.-251.
sac. et thret,lls4 soc,
-• . •

"2;•-
•

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London, England, 1828-04-19

BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED.

Sir Charles Henry Rich, Batt. Beenham, Berkshire, dealer and
chaptnan, from April 22, to October 22, at three, at•tbe Beat
Ina, Readins. •

BANKRUPTCIES SUPERSEDED,
John Braithwaite, Leeds, ironmonger.
Robert Butterfield, Seriven, Yorkshire, Sig-dresser.

BANKRUPTS.

John Eden, late of Wotton-under.edge, G)tutcestershire, scrivener,
to surrender, May 5, at three. I, and 30, at eleven, at th
Castle and Ball Inn, Bath. Attornies, Mr. Meredith,. Ban
Chambers, Lothbury ; or Messrs. Stone and Co. Tetbury.
John Satteratwaite, Tower-street, wine-merchant, April 22, 99;
and May so, at eleven, at the Court of Com • Goers of Bank=
Basingliall-street. Attorney, Mr. Henry James Conway,
Symond's Inp, Chancery-lane.
Michael Duffield Slater, late of Devonshire•sqoare, Bishopsgate-
street, hatter, April SS, May 3, at eleven, and 30, at twelve,
at the Court oL Commissioners of Bankrupts, Basinghall-etrdet.
Attorney, Mr. Robinson, Walbrook.
George Attu*, late of Camphill Cottage, near Henley In Arden,
Warwickshire, scrivener, April 21, 23. and May 50. at twelve,,
at the Office of M. Bernard John Wake, Sheffivld. Anoraks,
Mr. John Walter, Symonds Ion; or Mr. Henry Stephen Wake,'
Worksop. Nottisighansshi re.
Timothy Hoyle, Leo-Mill, Lancashire, woollen-manufacturer.
May 6, at bye, I, at tea, 30, at one, at die George and Dragon
Imo, *ago, /*orates, Messrs. Meech and Co. Burnley; or
Nr. BeTifir7, Garden-court, Temple. • •
DECLARATIONS OF INSOLVENCY.
James Rhodes, Gontersal, Yorkshire, maltster, is in Insolvent cir-
cumstances, and is unable to meet his engagements with his
ereditors--Filed Apri) 16.
Robert Myer. Osendon-weet, Haymarket. engraver and printer,
is in insolvent circumstances, and is enable to meet his engage-
meats with his creditors—lied April 17.
DIVIDENDS to be made Is BASING HALL.STRII,ET.
May 15, Charles Frederick Lauoits, Bocidenbury, merchant, at
ten. May 15, Alemader Dellseer,Juddretreet, Brunswjek-square,
apothecary, at eleven. May 1115, aiariss Field, Croolitioroe-street,
Lekester-equare, heat, at twelve. May 9. 11. P. Rkcble, London,
merchant, at eleven. May 9.• Richard Itudidge, Needsn Bock,
Northamptonshire, plumber, at eleven. May 11, Chris. Alderson,
Lawrence Pnuntney-Idliplace, Cannesitrest,ll;rar factor, at *Wan.

r *A. ••• • •
London, England, 1828-04-19

[Acid T.lll LIR was. :dter soma eonvertation, ordered to be en.
grosked, the third reading being fined for Xiooday •e'anight.

Letters (torn Odessa of. the •ltd ult. quoted by the
Gazette de Fiance of Thursday,' state that war has been
declared against the Porte, and that the ming only
waited for favourable Weather to open the campaign.
The letters further state, that the Civil Governor of
Odessa would leave that place, as soon as hostilities be-
gan, to take upon him the functiilns of Intendant of the
Principalities ; and that contracts have been signed for
the conveyance of every thing necessary for the troops
on their march into the interior of Turkey. We learn
from.the same source, that the Emperor NICHOLAS is
expected at Warsaw on his way to the army on the
Turkish frontiers, and that during his stay he is to re•
ceive the homage of his Polish subjects. At Toulon
warlike preparations are continued with great activity,
but the de.tination of the expedition is still unknown to
the public.

Dispatches brought by his MAJESTY'S ship Lyra to
Falmouth, in sir days, were received last sight at
the Foreign Office, from Sir FREDERICK LAMB, ORE
Ambassador at the Court of Lisbon.

Dispatches were at the same time received at the
Admiralty from Lord ASIBLIUS BEAILICLIBC, corn•
manding his MAJESTY'S ships in the Tagus.

We received this morning the Algemeine Zeitnng, and
Frankfort Papers to the 13:h instant : their contents are
destitute of political intelligence. The following age

extracts: