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London, England, 1826-08-22

FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE.

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MOVEMENT&

Lord Althorp has left the seat of W. Ord, Esq. M.P. Whitfield,
Hexham, Nonhumberland, on a visit to Earl F►tzwilliam, at his
seat, Wentworth House, Yorkshire.
General Blackford has arrived at his seat at Richmond, from
Boulogne. _ _ _

Colonel ft. H. Cooke left town yesterday, for Biuleswade,
Bedfordshire.

A. R. and Lady Stewart have arrived at the Marquis of Cam-
den's seat, the Wilderneu, Kent, from Cheltenham.
Lord Lynedock has left Lichfield for Scotland.
The Right Hon. Mr and Mrs Sturges Bourne have arrived at
their seat in Hants, from the Isle of Wight.

. _
IL D. Davenport, Esq. M.P. has arrived in Scotland, from his
seat in Cheshire.

The Countess Sc. Antonio left town yesterday, for her villa at
Wimbledon.

--. Phillips, Esq. M.P. has arrived at Coulson's Hotel, Lower
Brook street, from his seat in Hants.

Admiral boughs has arrived at his seat in Bucks, from Paris.

General Sharpe has arrived at Harrowgate, from Scarborough.
W. Burroughs, Esq. has arrived at Fentoa's New Hotel, St.
James's street. Departures—The Marquis of Queensberry, for
Richmond ; the Earl of Thanet, for Westmoreland ; and Captain
Itickett, for Brighton.
Sir Francis Burton, But. left town yesterday, fir Bath.
Captain Ward has arrived at the Brunswick Hotel (late Blake's)
'trawl street, from Russia.
Departures from the Brunswick Hotel. Jermyn street—The
Earl of Gosfort, for Ireland; and Warburton, Esq. for
Hampton Court.
The Countess of Essex has left town for Hatfield, on a visit to
the Marquis and Marchioness of Salisbury for a few days. o
The Earl of Fife has arrived at the Pulteney Hotel, Albemarle-
street, from Windsor Lodge.
Friday, the Bishop of Clogber arrived at his mansion in Stephen's.
green, Dublin.
_ _

The Marquis and Marchioness of Lansdowne arrived in Cork,
on Saturday se'nnighc, from the Lakes of Killarney.
Sir Charles and Lady Cockereil and suite have left Cork, on a
visit to the Lakes of Killarney.
Saturday, Lords 'Amore and Boyle sailed from Cork foc Bristol.
DUBLIN, AUGUST 19.

There was a great assemblage of Ribbonhsen at Donemana Fair
on Saturday, who met, armed with guns, to destroy aity Orangemen
who might shew themselves there. The Magistrates succeeded in
dispersing them, after they had fired on the Police.
Saturday being the Aaniversary of the Relief of Londonderry in
1689, the day was observed with enthusiasm. The guns, including
good old roaring Meg, were put in requisition at an early hour in
the morning; the bells rang throughout the day, and the virgin flag
floated in solemn dignity over the eastern window of the.beasiful
Cathedral. At twn o'clock a numerous band of the 'PrenticeMoys
assembled in the Linen-hall, dressed in appropriate costume, and
marched thence to the different Gates, and finally to King William's.
square, ht each of which places they fired repeated vollies from small
arms and artillery. The evening was marked by large parties in
different parts of the City, in which the greatest loyalty and har-
mony prevailed.
London, England, 1826-08-22

mainer of the period, in
.liquidation of the debt con-
tracted for him for hit removal from the mother country
to the colony, and this without any prejudice or incou
vsnience to himself, it being provided, as a necessary
collateral arrangement, that be might redeem that an-
nuity at any time on the common principles of redemp-
tion, thereby freeing his land from the charges which
otherwise would contingently attach to it.
(To be cootioued.)
London, England, 1826-08-22

GUILDHALL

Timms Hulled, a drover, was fined 10s. for cruelly beating a
flock of sheep under his charge on Sunday night, on Snow-hlll, and
10s. for not wearing his badge.
Miss Chtherfne Carter, a Cyprian of the first order was charged
with assaulting Ann Turner, the wife of the organliower of St.
Dunstan's Fleet.street.
Catherine, according to her story, was looking on the pavement
for a trinket, in fact, a false tooth out of her head, when Mrs.
Turner came up, and insisted in joining in the search, and she merely
pushed her away.
Mrs. Turner, however, declared, that she attacked her for merely
walking near the place where she was looking.
Mr. Savage gave Mrs. Turner the character of an honest in-
offensive woman.

The primmer was ordered to find bail for the assault, and the
Magistrate told her, that unless ladies of her caste conducted them-
selves more decently in Fleet-street and its vicinity than they had
been in the habit of doing lately, there would very shortly be a be
display of them on the tread-mill in Bridewell.

BOW-STREET.

SHARP v. Maasnau..—The defendant in this case is Me. Mar-
shall, a cheesemonger, residing in Rosemary-lane, who was charged
by Mr. Sharp with having attempted to " stick him" with a large
cheese cutting knife, which had a very long blade. There were
Counsel employed on each side, and the parties seemed to attach no
trifling importance to the enquiry. Mr. Sharp is an appraiser, and
was employed to distrait upon the goods of Marshall for rent. Mr.
Marshall had refused to pay rent, on the ground that two individuals
made a claim upon him, as the landlord of the house, and each
having given him notice not to pay the other, he determined not
to pay either, lest he should lose his money by paying the wrong.
person. Mr. Sharp having a warrant of distress placed in his
hands, by one of the parties claiming to be the landlord, entered
Mr. Marshall's house, and told him the nature of his errand. Mr.
Marshall swore by all was sacred, if Mr. Sharp did not make
his exit as speedily as possible out of the house, he should " taste a
piece of steel." Mr. Sharp refused to go out, and Mr. Marshall
with a long knife, was rushing at him, when Mr. Sharp took from
the counter a two pound weight, and flung it with the precision of
David against the Philistine, and struck Mr. Marshall in the front
of his head. He fell on the ground, in a state of insensibility, and
was for some time in a most dangerous state, and Mr. Sharp was
held to bail for the assault at the Thames Police office. Mr. Sharp
now, in his tarn, became plaintiff, by taking out a warrant against
Mr. Marshall, for attempting to " stick him ;" but Mr. klinsnoti.
said the case having been partly heard at the Thames Police office,
he should not go into it, but refer it back again s• she Thames
Police Magistrates.
hl A RY-LA-130NNPN
Beck, who, we stated its our last, was stopped lath a gonad
thy of turrets, supposed to hate been stolen, was yesterday
brought up, whets it appeared to have been stolen from the mach.
London, England, 1826-08-22

house nf. W. Hodson, 2sq. of llairsistook, hie, and the pritoner
with fully committed.
-Nines Quentin, a stupid harvest into, of Devonqbfre, who hut
only arrived in town from Guildford on Saturday, complained that
ha went. so No. 46, In Genrgeestreet, Su Giles's, for a lodging, fot
which he paid, when four or five persons surrounded klm, and one
thrust his hand inns his breeches pocket and took out all the money
la* had left, conAiting of two half crowns and a sixpence, after
which they kicked him into the ►treat at half-past eleven at 'night,
whoa a man stole a new shirt front idol that oast 4s. 6.1. and gave is
to another, who put it under his coat and weht away. Having of,
money left to get him another luigingt and being tired with walking
so far, witness laid him down on the steps of a door to sleep, when
them= who ran of with Nis shirt tame to. him and atternyed •o
take kis bat. Witness loolidd at tbe Man•Yello said, •' You look
bud at me—do you know trier Wittiest replied, '4 Ye% I duct;
I think I ought ; thou'rt the mop that took my shirt."
A law fellow had been arrested tvn suspicion anal placed at the
bar. He denied being the man, but was remanded.

Mos Withers, a rough-east sailor, only ten days ashore, was brought
Op for stealing three shillings front a mechanic of the name of Cotter
on Sunday evening.
Custer said he dropped four shillings in Broad street, and othili
looking for them, the prisoner and some more came up to help hint
to search. He saw the prisonet take up one of the shillings, an 4
wrenched it out of his hand, sod would have held him, only the
prisoner was too strong for him, and got away. Witness called
" Stop thief !" and the prisoner was taken by Kilmartin, the watch-
mao, in Karl-street.
Jack stood a good deal of cross firing by Mr. floe, who pled hint
hard with questions, which the sailor returned with true nauticit
lingo. He came by at the time, but never saw the shillings;lit iii
not want money or friends. ;bout two years ago he came hnino
in the Rochefort, 80, Admiral Sir Graham Moore ; had since been
twice to India; only left the Warren Hastings a fortnight ; only
came up on Saturday; bad got a birth on board the Enterprise, to
go out to Lord Cochrane; if he was detained he should lose his ship ;
was to have gone aboard the Enterprise that mottling.
Mr. Roe told bins he should detain him till Thursday, unless 1 e
could send for the mate to prove the truth of his story.

A well-featured woman, &entity naked, named ZAIRC, was
ged with having attempted to drown herself. She cohabited with
a man named Priest, with whom she walked towards Hampstead,
where she entered into conversation with a man, who used her ex-
tremely ill, and robbed her of her only upper garment, an ()Id coat.
She afterwards threw herself into a pond in despair, but was rescued
by a Gentleman who was passing at• the lime. She was taken to
the workhouse.
London, England, 1826-11-07

THE DEW-DROP.

A dewdrop boomed in a flower,
Lay buried deep In shade ;
But, mark the difference of an hour....

A sun-beam o'er it play'd!
Then bright, resplendent, forth it shone;
In fun and •ailed hue;
It nourish'd that it lay upon,

The blossom sweeter grew!
But day declined, and twilight's veil

- O'er half the world is thrown—
Night's bleak and bitter winds prevail.

The air is colder grown t
The lower is clad—within its breast
The dew-drop nestling hes ;
There chilled to ice, its cold impress
The flower—it droops and dies
London, England, 1826-11-07

ROYAL HOSPI'

'AL CHELSEA.
Oceosgs 24, 18t6.
'THE RIGHT HONOURABLE the LORDS COM-
MISSIONERS for the AFFAIRS of CHELSEA HOS-
PITAL, do hereby glee Awake, that they are ready to receive
Tenders, and to treat with such Persons as may be willing to Con-
tract for VICTUALLING the PENSIONERS of the said
HOSPITAL, during the Year 1827, for the following article% of
Provisions, Ac. ;viz. Beef and Mutton, Bread, Cheese, Butter, Salt,
end Oatmeal, at per head per diem, for the whole Ration, accord-
ing to the established Allowances of the House, as specified in a
printed Form of Tender; for Beer at per barrel; for Candles at
per dozen pounds; and for Potatoes at per Cwt.
Printed Forms of Tenders for the several articles required, and
further particulars may be obtained upon application at the Office
of the Secretary, or to the Steward of the Hospital, any day be.
"tween the Hours of Ten arid Four o'Clock ; which printed Tess.
ders must be fill.-41 up, and delivered at the said Office, on or befogs
FRIDAY NEXT, the writ of November, at One &Clock in tit
Afternoon, as none other will on any account be received.

The Commissioners also give notice, that they intend at t►e
same time to Contract fur CLOTHING the INVALID SOL-
DIERS, kc. belonging to the Hospital, for Two Years, viz.
Whole Mounting fur 1827—Half Mounting for 1828; and for
Great Coats for the Year 1829, to be furnished in the Year 1828.
Those Pet sons, therefore, who may be inclined to treat for the same,
are desired to apply at the Secretary's (Ace, any Morning between
the Hour. of Ten and Four, where fuither Particulars may be
known, and Patterns seers, by applying to the Adjutant of the
Huspiu.l; and they are to deliver their Tenders at the said Mice,
aeakd up, on or before the day sad hour above-mentioned.

It is further to be observed, that the Contractors will be re-
quired to find security for the due performance of their several
Contracts; and that no Tenders will be received after the day
above-mentioned, nor any noticed, unless the Party, or an Agent,
attend on his or their behalf.
London, England, 1826-11-07

Chatham
Cork and Kinsade
Downs
Falmouth

Galway
G•Ka«t

Guernsey and Jersey
Eintstown and Dublin
Leith, Ltith Roods, and the
Finh of Edinburgh

_
The Conditions of the Contract may be seen at tillt Mee, or
by applying—for those of the Sea .Provision Contracts, to the Col-
lectors of the Customs at Greenock, Liverpool, or Leith ; and for
these of the Fresh Beef, to the Agents for the Victualling at Ply-
mouth and Cork ; to the Storekeepers at Sheerness, and Deal; or
to the Collectors of the Customs at each of the other places re-
spectively.

Each Tender must specify the price in word.. et length, and be
delivered before One o'Clock. on the day appointed; must also
be accompanied by a Letter, signed by two responsible Persons
engaging to become bound with the Party tendering. For the
Fresh Beef Contracts at Plymouth, Chatham, and Sheerness, in
the penal sum of £1,500 each; and for the Fresh Beef, or Sea
Provisions at each of the other places, In the penal sum of £5OO
each, for the due performance of the respective Contracts.
It is likewise required that the Pence% who makes the Tender,
°r some Person on his behalf, should attend here at the time ap-
pointed as aforesaid, to answer when called for.

N. WALLRR CLIFTON.
London, England, 1826-11-07

TICTUALLINd-OFFICE, October 23, Inc
THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING

his 11.4JESTY S Miry; d; hereby give Notice,

That on Falimy, the 10th of November next, they will be ready
to receive Tenders in writing (sealed up), and treat for the Supply
(en separate Contracts), of all such Quantities of SRA PROVI-
SIONS, including RUM, as may be demanded for the use of his
Majesty's Ships and Vessels, at Greenock, Liverpool, and Leith,
Leith Roads, and the Firth of Edinburgh, from the Ist of Ja-
nuary to the 31st of December, 1827 inclusive; and also for the
Supply, during the same period (on separate Contracts), of all such
Quantities of FRESH BEEF as may be dem-anded for the use of
his Majesty's Ships and Vessels, at the undermentioned Places, •is.

Uverpool
Londonderry and Looghiwilly
Milford Haven
Newcastle and Tinmouth-bavet
Newhaven
Plymouth
St. Mary's Sell* -
Sheerness, and
Sunderland.
London, England, 1826-11-07

COMMON COUNCIL.

A Court of Common Council was held yesterday at
Guildhall.—The Watch Act was settled for the ensuing
year.—Mr. COPE brought up the Report from the Com-
mittee of General Purposes, in relation to the Court of
Requests. It recommended an enlargement of the
Court, which, after a few observations, was agreed to,
and it was referred to the Committee to be curried into
execution. The Court was ordered to be held, in the
mean time, at No. 15, Aldermanbu, y.
Mr. COPS also brought up a Report from the same
Committee, with the draught of a Bill, .ettled by the
Recorder and Common Sergeant, for increasing the
number of Common Council for the above Ward, from
four to eight, which being agreed to without any dis-
cussion, the Bill was read a first and seccutd time, and
referred back to the Committee to have the blanks
filled up.
The consideration of Mr. Favell's motion for referring extraor-
i measures of expense to the Finance Committee, was post-
ponedto a future day, the Lord Mayor having occasion to be present
at the Mansion-House at half-past three o'clock.
London, England, 1826-02-13

M A RY-LA-BONNE.

,F Netttu was fully committed, charged with robbing hit eal-
ployets hicssrs. Wintry, saddlers, of North Audley-street, of w
nous articles.

WORSHIP-STREET.
Saturday a man of respectable appearance, who passed under a
variety.of names, was fully committed on three different charge,
of felony, perpetratesl in houses in which DC had entered under plc-
tence of procuring lodging.
Ryan, fur a burglary in the Mange of William Jost, of Hostiv.
on Sunday se'nniglu, and stealing the bed clothes of a Little babe
in the bed, was fully committed.
It is. remarkable th.►t there hare been mare charges of burglary
at this Otlice during the last month than were ever known fur tbA
period of time since that Police Offace was first inititured.
London, England, 1826-02-13

CORN EXCHANGE, MARE-LANE, FtaIIVAILT 15.

Last week the wind was contrary, which kept out many vessels,
so that the arrivals on the whole were rather short, except of Flour,
of which there was another large quantity, This morning there is
a fair supply of most sorts of Grain from Essex, Kent, and Suffolk.
—The best samples of Wheat are scarce, and our buyers purchase
j them at the terms of last week ; but other sorts are exceedingly
dull and difficult of sale. The Barley trade continues dull at last
quotations. Beans and Peas continue to sell wry heavily, but ws
do not note any alteration in price since last Monday. Oats hey, de.
creased much in quantity of late, and having very few fresh up, this
Article supports last week's prices. There is Re variation in the
Flour trade.—Arrjvah: English Wheat, 4,061 qrs. Barley, 4,364
qrs. Oats, 2,010 qrs. Beans, 1,672 qrs. Malt, 6,710 qrs. Flour,
8,842 sacks.—Scotch Wheat, 113 qrs. Oats, 130 qrs. Flour, 143
sacks.—lrish Oats, 4700 qrs.—Foreign Barley, 630 qrs. ,

Wheat, Red, new, 56,. 645.
old, 58.. 68*.
White, new, 40.. 58s.
--- old 645. 745.
Barley, 495. 555.
Malting, 401. 435.
Peas, Grey, 1845, 45.. 945. •
Old, 40$. 94a.
116114,1845, 445. 455.
Old, 00i. 000.
White, new, afla.
old, 40s. 451.
1825, 50*. 535.
Sat. 50s.
*swats 1
Wheat, 'British, qrs 5,704
Bat* ' 5,957
Malt 1018
Oats .. • $,594
Bean. 1,779

Rye, old, Ms. 40s.
Beans, new, 411 s. 465.
- old, 40s. rita.
Tick, new, 565.
old, 56.. 425.
Oats, Feed, new, 225. 245.
old, 00s. INN.
Poland, new, 1155.' 2111.
old, 00$. 00s.
Potato., new, 255. Ils.
old, 00s. 00s.
Scotch, 505.525.
Flour, per Sack, 501..005.
Seconds 50s. 555.
AST Walt.
Pm, qrs.
Irish Oats
Foreign Oats
Foreign Barley
English Flour, sacks

1,1113
11,694

SMITMSIRIA) MARKET. FasoAim 33.

Our Meat-market is well supplied with Beasts. and in ether Cattle
the supply is fair. Beef maintains its price of last Meediy for the
very fine' Cattle, bur for the coarser the market Is dia. in the
Mutton trade, likewise, there is tioaltelades of moment, fine Downs
are at ss. to ss. ud. per stone. In the Veal triiiir there has not
been mush doing, 6s. to 6s. 6d. per stone is the quotation for, the
best Calves. In the 'Mk &ads tbe price remains firns.—Beasts,,
5,166; Sheep,•ll7;gso; Pigs, 1i0; Calves; 110. '
Beef, es. isd. to Ss. per stone ; Alutton,ds. 10d. to Ss. ltd. Veal, 55...
6d. to 6s. gd. Pork. Ss. to Is.—Hay per load, .0 Ss. to set 10s.
Clover, 4'3 Lis. to .C.S ; Straw, 16s. to XL

2,74
. OAS
London, England, 1826-02-13

st..mi,Eit 12,175.]

CUSTOM-HOUSE, -DEAL.
FOR SALE BY AUCTION,
On Tr [WAY, February 21, 1826, at One o'clock in
the Afternoon,
fli uE' UNDERMENTIONED GOODS,
A- . IN .SUNDRY LOTS, viz.
3 Cashmere Shawls. 4 Ostrich Feather Tippets.
6 ivory Parasol Handles. . 1 Chinese Puzzle and two
% Ivory knitting Cases. Books.
at Lacquered Work Boxes. I Musical Snuff Box.
Q Ivory and Sandal Wood 2 Carved -Ivoty Fans.
Card Cues. .15 Gold Ornamental Rings.
12•, oz. Silver !looks and Eyes. 2 Gold Puzzle Rings.
1 Gold Brooch. 7 Bottles Otto of Roses.
2 Gold Rar.rings and Drops. 9 Remnants India figured
2 Ivory Boxes and Counters. Muslin.
04 .gate Knife-handles. 1 India Muslin Shawl.
-8 Necklaces Beads. . 3 Bottles Eats de Cologne.
1 String Coral Fragments. 7 Gallons Rem.
1 Picture, under d ft. square. 3 Ditto (under proof) Brandy.
1 Ostrich Feather, Muff, and 61hs. Wax Candles.
Tippet.
The above Goods will be offered for Sue. for Home Consump-
tion, at a sum nut less than the Import Duties; and may be viewed
cl the day precediug, and until Twelve &Clock on Ose day of Sale.
Cust"na-llouse, teal, ild February, 1826.
London, England, 1826-02-13

DIVIDENDS to be made in the COUNTRY.

March 4, George Berge, Bristol, butcher, at one, at.the Com-
mercial rooms, Bristol. March 6; William ltidley and. Daniel
'Wilson, Whitebaven, currier*, at three, et the office of Michael
Walker, Wnitehaven. blarek9, William Callis Conic, Welling.
borough, Northamptonshire, lace-dealer, at eleven, at the Hind
Inn, Wellingborough. March 4, Ann liastcot Blutis, Bath, .book-
isell:r, at twelve, at the White Lion Inn, Bath.
CERTIVICATII3—Mmicn 4.
William Asprey, Britton-atteet, Hanover square, dlversinith.
George Lunn, Halifax, chetnipt. John Stanaleid,Hanroyd, Balk
fax, reed-maker. Charles Jur*, Bath, hatter. Thomas Glover,
Derby, brush-manufacturer. Abraham Moss. High-street, Shad.
well, slopseller. Joseph Horn, Liverpool, pump-maker. Charles
Goodenough, Fleet-street, baker. George Wilson, Constitution.
row, Gray's tart-read, comcbandler. Joh! Endes, UFOs John.
streets Festoragaiars. architoect..
London, England, 1826-02-13

THE YALENTINC WREATH.

BY MR. MONTGOMERY.

rosy. red the hills appear
With the light of morning,
Beauteous-clouds, in :ether clear.

All the East adorning;
White through mist the meadows shine :
Wake, my Love, my Valentine !
For tby locks of raven hue,
Flowers of hoar frog pearly,
Crocus cops of gold and blue,
Snow-drops drooping early,
With mazereon sprigs combine:
Iliaeony Love, my Valentine!
O'er the margin of the flood,
Pluck the daisy peeping ;
Throtigh the covert of the wood,
Bunt the sorrel creeping ;
With the litde celandine.
Crown, my Love, mj Valentine!
Pansies, qn their lowly stems,
Scattered tier the follows ;
Hazel-buds with crimson gems,
Green and glossy sallows;
Tufted moss and ivy twine,
I)ech, my Love, my Valentine !
Few bed simple flow'rcts thm ;
Vet to ate less glorious
Garden hods.and orchard trees
Since this wreath victorious
Pods you, sow for ever mine,
Qt iely Love, my Valentine!

THE COMET.

—amp—
TO THE EDITOR OF THE STAR.
- Sr. Kirrs, Dic. 15, lin

Slft-.; HaYin 'seen in the STAR the only scientific ac.
enunt of tuts la.e visitor, the Comet, I am-induced to
send. yeti -for insertion the following particulars of its
course after it descended below the horizon of the Gos-
port •Observatory
TheCornet,after passing through the apparatus scul p-
taris. in which it was seen on the 15th October last flow
the GosporrObservatory, entered the constellation Gras,
between (6eta) -and (delta), a little below the latter.
The writer of this observed it on the evening of the
29th October in R;ght As.ct-nsion 330 deg. 0 iain. De-
clination 46 deg. 30 min.. South ; again on the 30th; in
327 deg: 30 min. R.A. Decl. 47 deg. 30 min.'S. ;- and'
again on the lit of Noveinber, in R. A. 323 deg. 30 min.
Decl. 49 deg. S. a little below a star of the sixth mag-
nitude, in the left wing of Gros.
He had cot an opportunity of seeing it again for
nearly three weeks, in which time it had advanced to
the 'eastward of Alpha in Indus, but was seen very in-
diainctly even through a glass, when, from the dimi-
nished lustre of the nucleus and the decreased length of
the tail, he concluned that it was leaving the neigh-
bourhood of our planet.
Assuming this to be the same Comet as seen by Dr.
Olbers, on the 9th of August last, it course between
that period and the lit of Nov. described an Are in the
II wrens of 115 deg. in
.a nearly S.W. direction; and
its pAth was through Taurus, between the Pleiades and
Aldebaran, thxuaigh Cetus, near Mankar, through Ap-
paratus Sculptoris, year Alpha, .and through Gras be-
tween Oda) and (delta),-Ncsing close to Alpha, and a
little to the south of a star of the sixth magnitude in
the left wing.
Tht sky.being remarkably bright on the evenings of
the 29. h, 30th, and 31st of October, made the object
very interesting. particularly on that of the 29th, from
the vicinity of the Comet to the star Alpha, which lat..
ter. for some time seemed to the naked eye-to form the
.Com•A'a nucleus ; - and the tail extended a length of 15
deg. terminAting considerably to the eastward, of a
vertical line, passing through Pissis Australis.
London, England, 1826-06-23

POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

GUILDHALL.

J. Brown, a porter, was charged with stealing a box containing
51. worth of apparel belonging to %Mimeo. The latter having
left his situation at Mr. Fawcett's, No. t, Cheapside, and engaged
with a house at Paddington, the prisoner was sent with Ms box to
the latter place. About three hours after he passed the house in
Cheapside again, and stated that he bad delivered the box safe, and
waited half an hour for Rawlinson's arrival. It turned out, boso-
m., that be had not delivered the box, and upon inquiry, he said
he had left it at some place which he could not call to mind, being
very drank at the time. He went about endeavouring to discover
what had become it, and failing, surrendered himself into the bands
of a constable.—He was remanded.
Jai* Cooper was remanded, charged with breaking into the
chambers of Mr. Buddy, in Clifford's Inn, with intent to steal.
London, England, 1826-06-23

sts
213

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'35

lisistunt (cm) !mu sax.
Dohorty 126
Butler
Majority on the gross Poll for Mr. Doherty, 111. The Election
was expected to close on Tuesday last.
bIEMBERS RETURNF:D.
Cornwall-. Sir R. R. Vyvyan, Bart. G. V. W. Penaarres.
Flint%hire—Sii-T. Most yn, Bart.
Pembroke (County)—Nar J. Owen.
Radnor (Count y)— %%im.
IRELAND.
Cashel (City)—E. J. Collett.
Bandon—Lerd Morpeth
Roscommon (County)—A. French, Hon:Roberillang.

THE EVENING STAR.
London, England, 1826-06-23

IRELAND.

Couerr Lopereas--Thisrefiesity will be represented by Lord
Feebes and Mr. rebereall*: •
lima's Comm—Lord thunantown and Mr. Bernard will be
retained witbeet oppositioe.
gepooaisee Geberrr-n•Tbe two terrier Menlo. will be returned—
illial vripeeted.
COuirre Kiteaske—Tbe twe forayer bionillooMpoolessieg liberal

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one the loose, Omagh the Grammes threatened bard to de
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LONDON.
FRIDAY; JUNE 23, 1526.
STOCK KXCNANGR, TWELVK tYCLOCK.

Consols, which left off yesterday at 791 buyers, opened this
morning at the above price; but soon after the market became
convulsed, owing to the Haab throwing a quantity of Stock on the
Market, which caused Consols is recede to 791 sellers. Up to the
present time they remain at the above price, alternately buyers and
sellers. A great deal of business has been doing. Consols have
just been done at 791 1, and Reduced at 781 I.
In the Foreign Market, South American Securities still continue
heavy.

Current Prices: Old Spanidx 71 8, Mexican 54 1, Colombian
37, Greek 141, Peruvian 28, Huriian 80, Brazilian Bonds 55i
56, Exchequer Bills 8 to 9 prem. New Scrip 4 1 prem.
CITY, ONE O'CLOCK.

Within this half hour the Consol Market has again given way,
and Consols which were, on the previous hour, at 79j j, receded
to 791 I for the Account ; and had it not been for an eminent He-
brew Broker whn supported the Market, there would have been a
farther decline. They may now be quoted at 791 J.
Accounts have been received from Paris late on Thursday night,
which bring the Three per Cents at 66f. 10c. at which price they
left off on that day.

TWO O'CLOCK.

For this last hour, there has been a severe contest between the
Nulls and Bears ; but after a great struggle the Bulls succeeded, and
the market now has much improved. Consols may be quoted at 791 1.
—This is osfieg to the Hebrew party having purchased
Both the Stock Exchange and Foreign Market will be shut to-
morrow. In Foreign Securities little is doing.'
Current prices : Old Spanish 71 8, Mexican 1141 65, Colombian
561 57, Peruvian 591 t 94, Russian 791 80. Brazilian Boats So 57,
New Scrip. 4 1 prem. Exchequer Bills 9 to 10 prem.

PRICB OF STOCKS AT TWO O'CLOCK,.
Bank Stock 200 199%
3 per Cent. Red. 78 34 34
31 per Cent. 8534
3/ per Cent. Red. 85 841 h TA
4 per Cent. Scrip 14
4 per Cent. 1826, 94 93%
£l,OOO Excite+ Bills 10 9 prem.
£5OO ditto 10 9 prem.
£lOO and £2OO ditto 9 11 prern.
Cons. for Acct. 79% % IA lh
FORRION FUNDS, TWO O'CLOCK.
Colombian nowt; ?!tes. A!et! 114 1 144 Se

Do. Bolds, £1324, 371 6} I l'eruv. lids. 6 p C. 48
Do. Acc. 371 1 61 7 61 Prose. titls. S p C.
I)snisb Bonds, 3 p Ct. SS Do. Bonds, 1822, 911
Doe Acct. 5Sf Russ. Lids, 1822, 5 p C. 80
Mexican Honda, 5 pC. Ditto. Acet:Bo 791
Mex. Dds 11123,6 p.Ct. 551 i i Span. Bands s p Ct. 871
541 5 Ditto for Ace.
BRITISH AND FOREIGN SHARKS, TWO O'CLOCK.
SHALL 14111%
100 15 16} 16
40 20. In 1S
London, England, 1826-06-23

Brazilian
United Mezican

Frankfort and other German Papers to the 16th inst.
reached us this forenoon. An
satticle from Hesse Cas-
sel states that the changes in the English law. have had
no effect on the price of grain—ithst the Government
is busy with a plan for improving the capital, and that
the beer brewed in Hesse is so bad and so dear that
the people ate driven to drink brandy instead.
The Florence Gazette contains a letter in which it is
stated that the new Government at Napoli di Romania
has not only readily acceded to the demands of the
Commanders of European naval squadrons, immediately
to set at liberty a great number of merchantmen de.
' mined in that port, but that it has even had a great
many of them conveyed to their destination by the two
Captains SACTURI and SAPINI.
These papers contain accounts of the dreadful ra-
vages occasioned by the floods in the neighbourhood .of
Schotten, by which twenty-one persons perished and
many houses were destroyed.

We have received the Telegraph, a Hayden Paper
published at tart-au-Prince, of the 16th of April. It
contains a long article on a Message of the Paint:mar
of the United States to ihe Congress, on the 18th of
March, in which he stated that the principles of the
Haytian Constitution were such as prevented the United
States Government from recognizing Hayti as a sove-
reign and independent State. The PRISIDINT further
stated, that for an illusory independence which they
accepted from a Foreign Prince, the Haytiaos had
yielded to France exclusive commercial advantages,
which placed Hayti in a sort of colonial vassalage,
with only the shadow of independence.—in the sable
Message the Haytian Government is charged with a
seluctance to repress the slave trade.

The Haytian Editor begins by stating, that if these'
calumnies were from the month of an obscure detractor,
the calumny would be opposed by silence; but when
they are uttered by the first Magistrate of a great
nation, it becomes necessary to refute them. Credit is
given to Mr. ADAMS for his humanity in wishing to
extirpate the slave trade, but the writer defends the
Haytian constitution, on the principle that every state
has the tight to enact such measures for its security as
it might deem necessary.
The Haytian Editor then asks," is it moreover for the
people of the United States to complain of the restric-
tions of oar Constitution, when they rule with a rod of
iron our compatriols, to whom they refuse those rights
which \nature gives to all men?" It would appear by'
this that the empire of Hayti is more extensive than was
imagined, since it is not confined to country but to com-
plexion, and that the slaves of the United States are in
tact Haytians. This is a rather singular declaration,
and one to which it is necessary for every country
which has slave colonies to look.
The treaty With France is next defended; and it is
dented that by this measure Hayti is placed in a state
a 0 lonial vassalage; but that on the contrary, by the
payment of the indemnity to France, the Haytians have
obtained full and entire indtpendence.
London, England, 1826-04-11

ACLERGYMAN, NlA:lied, Beneficed, and Resid-
ing cenvenient distance from London, his Pupils limited
to Six, would be glad to FILL A VACANCY with a Gentle-
man's an, whose Health ur Education may require- more thAu
usual attention.

Letters to be addressed to Iles. 11. S. Messrs. liardias and
Lepard'r, Booksellers, 4, List, Loudon.
London, England, 1826-04-11

OBEItON.

THE forthcoming OPERA, by J. It. PLANCIIE,
Esq. will be published TO-11ORROW, Aran. 12, the day
of Performance, embellished with a spirited and faithful Likeness,
engraved by Tssostas Lannssta, of the Baron VON WEHEIL
Hunt and Clarke, 58, Tavistock-street, Covent-Garden.
London, England, 1826-04-11

NAVAL

The Waterloo', ifrivetrltt t►e Channel, let China the tti of
December. The Vansittart add•Hythe were the next ships to he
dispatched. The Atlas sailed the 16th December, to toe* at 'the
Cape. The Waterloo spoke the Aurora, from Batavia lb CAMP&
in the Straits of Sande; and the biargaretta, of Rotterdam, to the
eastward of the Cape. The Enterprise (steam vessel), from Lon-
don, has arrived at Bengal-113 days passage.
Arrived off Dover, the Kremlin, .—...--, from Matanzas.
_ _

Off Margate, the .oo'den Spring, from Jamaica.
The Elizabeth, Somoza, from the Cape to Liverpool, put into
Sr. Übe's on the 24th ultimo, very leaky, and suppOsed would be.
I,bliged to discharge.
FALSIOUTII, APRIL O.—Wind S.W.—Attired the Hope packet,
from Buenos Ayres.—sailed 28th January; and Monte Video, Ist
February; Kingfisher packet, from Corfu —sailed itttt February;
Malt a, Ist March; Gibraltar, 17th; and Cadiz, 19th ditto ; Eclipse
packet, from America—sailed from New York, 6th March; and
Halifax, 17th ditto; and the Duke of Marlborough packet, from
Lisbon—sailed the 29th ult.
Ptroount, Aram 9.—Wind Dia Majesty's
ship AUROILL, from Lisbon; and the Watchful, ainimSi.., from St.
Michael's. -gait .44.1
PORTSMOUTH; Antic 10.—Wind W. N. W...p41149.41 the thrash,
SHIP/MID; from Bombay—sailed 19th °mother'. and from the
Cape, 21st February; Simpson, Sntrzott. and Britton's, Bourtiza,
front ditto; Lady Flora, —.—., from. Bengal.; Spoke transport,
from St. Lucia; and his Majesty's ship. DRYAD. fullo.tbe Downs.
Cowan, APRIL io.—Wind W.B.W.—Arrived the New Mi.
nerva, —, from Rio • Boy. Glum, from the Havannab. in 42
days ; Bee, HUNT, from St. Domingo, in 45 days; North America,
[ADDLE, from Canton, in 119 days; Sceptre, .Szawaar, from Rio,
11490 days ; Mariner. Clacton, front Batavia; Baltic, Itosisisom,
from Matanzas; and the Morgiana, 13witisnas.o, from New York.
Drat, Aran. 10.—Wind W.S.W.—Arrived and sailed for the
River, the Waterloo, Acsacian, and Herefordshire, —, from
China ; Coromandel. BOYER, and James &Maid, Fosses, from
India ; Breadalbane, Bußoorma, from Jamaica ' • Choice, SNITS!,
from Charente; Beaufoy, HUSSARS, from the South Seas; Tropic,
BRANDIN/RN from Barbadoes; and Jean Stewart, M4Kortz„ from
Sc. Domingo. Arrived from the River, and remaio, the Agnes,
CRAWFORD; Adamant, BLACKBURN; Petrel, Amine; Nautilus,
Mu.; Ottawa, Dotiturs; Wellington, Foarrea; Regalia,
and Percival, —. aft outward bound.
SPORTING IN I'ELLIGENCE.
London, England, 1826-04-11

demanded an ekathpie at hit hand! the Coats,
sentanied him to be trans $d fait alio teem ot.
hirnateral life. . 4.,
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Anna laby was comic:sad of sisia ssmoie meg' die Pro-
' pear of Mr. Elliott, I-bodies, fo , le *boa

L—rvic• he had formirly•been -aft porter.
The Itscomma as a warning to others, seeds need the prisoner
Wbe whipped far NO yards in the market.
Mina Shannon, a practised pickpocket, Who has ken before
tried at the bar, was convicted of picking a boy's pocket of a Pair
of stockings, as he was panting along the street.
The Itneoanta said, that the pickpocketicommkted for trial at
the present Session were in number ono fifth of the London Calms-
' du, and an example must be made of such offenders. He sentenced
Itherisoner to transportation for life.
James Williams, Joseph Lawrence, Elisabeth Lawrence,
John Roach, and Maria Johnson, were indicted for as-
saulting Ann Wright. and stealing Iront her a watch
and seals, her property.
- It appeared from the testimony of the prosecntrise
that she had accidentally fallen in with the prisoner,
, Mrs. Lawrence, with whom she had passed from house
to house during the greater part of the day, drinking
gin, cordials, and tea alternately, till they were bells on
the verge cf intoxication, when they went at lost into a
house of ill lime in Eltitannia-street, in the City Road,
where they fell in, among oilers, with the prisoner
Williams. Williams and the proscutrix got friendly;
she sitting on his knee, and drinking with him till they
retired together to a room on the second floor, where,
according t.s her testimony, the robbery took place.
She admitted, however, that at the time she was drunk,
and as the fact of the robbtry turned entirely on her
evidence, the Jury, after a question from his Lordship,
whether it was necessary to go farther into the case, ex-
pressed themselves quite satisfied that it was not, and
immediately acquitted the prisoners.
James Williams, the principal offender in the last in-
dictment, was again put to the bar, charged with enter-
ing the dwelling-house of Charles Dammery, and steal-
ing two waitcoats and two pair of shoes, his property.
The facts necessary to establish this indictment being
proved, the Jury returned a verdict of Guilty.
London, England, 1826-04-11

TO THE PROPRIETORS OF EAST INDIA STOCK.
LAMM AND GILMTLICHEN,

HAVING the honour of being recommended to you,
kg the Directors of the East India Company, as CANDI.
DATES for the DIRECTION to be chosen this Year, we take
the liberty of requesting the favenr of your Vote on the day of
Election, Wm:mean/A, the liith of April nett.
We are, Ladies and Gentlemen,
Your most obedient and must humble servants,
JOHN DERR,
JOHN LOCH,
CHARLES MILLS,
J MES PA TT ISON.

Eut India House,
March 29, 18.25.
London, England, 1826-04-11

tb. o flow. basitattiAv liseabtaineci leate to bring lit a Bill to
amend several laws of Recite in Ireland.
Mr. GOULBURN presented further papers relating to pro.
endings in Demerara and Berbite.—Laid on the table.
Mr. Heaves brought in a Bill to aihend the Laws of Customs.
—Read a first time and ordered Id be printed, sad read a second
time to-morrow.
The Hen. 0.1a71.10“11 also brat& in a Bill to;centinue an Act
of the first and second year of his preseit Majesty relating to Stamp
Dutiese—Ordered to be printed. sod read a tociibd Mite tir:iztortoir.
lite other Orders of the Day haying been disposed of, the (louse
Adjourned at a Quarter to Nine &Clock,
London, England, 1826-04-11

Just received by the following Agents, viz. Mr. R. Johnston, 6s,
Cornhill ; Mr. Sanger, 150, Oxford-street • Mr. Ward, Hol-
born ; Mr. Stradling, Royal Exchange, London; and all Me-
dicine Venders,
1-11 E CELEBRATED ANTI-IMPETIGINES; or,
SOLOMON'S DROPS, fee the cure of the licrofola, Le-
trosy, and an Disorders originating from an impure state of the
!flood. These admirable Drops strengthen the Constitution, purify
lbc Blood, and promote the circulation of the fluids; to effect
Which is evidently the work of time, and steady perseverance in
the use of Medicines adapted for those salutary purposes.
These Drops are gradual, gentle, and shunt imperceptible in
their operation—sweetening the blood, and stimulating it to expel
all noxious and impure jokes, giving strength and tone to the
hove% enlivening and invigorating both body. and nand.
The King's Evil, Struma or Scrofula, are bard, schirreus, and
often indolent turnouts, that affect the glands of the neck, tinier
the chin, arm-pits, groin, hams, arms,
s end wrists, and most cone-
monly are seated in tbe neck and boeath the ears. To remove
these obstinate symptoms, the whole hiatersa Modica has been
tried, with very little success, and the unhappy sufferer Mhos drag
on a life of misery. Many are crawling along on conches at this
moment, whom the Anti. Impetigines would restore to health and
vigour, if recourse was had to it. The directions given with each
bottle are plain, and its application is attended with Iltde er tee
tr,,uble. Changes of weather can be nu obstacle to any person
'..king this Medicine, as no farther precaution is necessary than
I, usually taken to prevent comma* colds; and they are
great benefit every Spring and Autumn, as a purifier of
• Bland; and the advantage resulting from their use is equally
I.king daring the practice of Sea-bathing, by those troubled with
1.,-prosy or Scorbutic Eruptions. It is well-established as a fact,
'!tat an impure or Scrofulous taint will remain in the habit for
)eats, nay, far generations, undiscovered; and will invade the
noblest orga.:s of the human frame, before the patient can be aware
lof the source ofhis danger. The Anti-Impetigines strikes at the
ARA, n,Jt at the Lianches, and with this peculiar advantage, effects
attire when other .Itdicines fail. Price 11s. a bottle, or family
bottles, containing nearly four, at 335. on which vs. are saved.
With each bottle is given a copious bill of directions, and select
illustiations of the efficacy of the Anti-Impetigines, which is more
copiously described. The Government Libel or Stamp has the
words "Sut,l. Solomon, Liverpool," engraven on its facial im-
pression, and is unitimily pasted on the cork, to protect Per-
-4:llsscrs from cvuot,rttit
London, England, 1826-04-11

NumßEit 12,225.]

TO THE PROPRIETORS OF EA§T INDIA STOCK.
LiDIES MID
THE ELECTION of SIX DIRECTORS of the
EAST INDIA COMPANY being appointed for Winn's-
-us, the 12th April next, the favour of your Vote and Interest is
^-equested for the following Gentlemen, viz.
JOHN BEBE, Esq.
JOHN LOCH, Esq.
CHARLES MILLS, Esq.
DAMES PATTISONi Esq.
Which win much oblige,
Taints and Gentlemen,
Your moat humble servants,
Campbell Marjoribanks,
George Abercrombie Robinson,
Josias Dupre Alexander,
Henry Alexander,
'William A +tell,
John Millie, •

John Alasterman,
John Morris,_
John Petty Nospratt,
Edward Parry,
Richard Chicheley Plowden,
Charles liken Prescott,
George Ultra,
John Goldsborough Ravenshaw,
George Smith.
John Thornhill,
Swaney Toone,
William Wigram,
East India House, March 29,11

Jacob iSosanquet,
ilpbert Campbell,
William Stanley Clark%
Niel Beniamin Edissonstait..
gebset Tawasandillhatiaa.
Hugh Lindsay.
London, England, 1826-04-11

THE EVENLNG STAR.

LONDON.

TUESDAY, APRIL 11, IS2S.
,STOCK EXCHANGE, TWELVE O'CLOCK.

Consoh opened this morning at 79j, and soon after were done
at 7ne for the Account. In the early part of the morning there
lavas some business doing, but not to any extent. Although the
Dews from India dors not appear favourable, it has not had any
effect on the Consol Market, which remains steady at the above
price, alternately Buyers and Sellers. The Brokers are chiefly
occupied in balancing their Accounts against to-morrow, and it is
not supposed that any fluctuation of consequence will take place

until after Account day.
In the Foreign Market very little is doing.

Current Pricer: Old Spanish 91 14. Mexican 61 1, Colombian
463 3, Peruvian SS, Rusaki/063 is Brazilian 56, Greek Bond•
14 to IS.

Pit ICE OF STOCKS AT TWO O'CLOCK.
Bank Stink ex. div. 202% 20114
3 per Cent. lied. 787/i 1,. 7/3
3 per Cent. Cons. 79-34 s Y 4 4 _
31 per Cent. ex. die. 8614 85 jia
31 per Cent. Red. 86 85)4
4 per Cent. 96 95A 3A Y 2
Long Ann. 19% IA %
India Bond,. 5 prem. par. 2 prem.
L:1,000 xcheq. Bill. 6 5 7 5
4:100 and £2OO ditto 6 5 7 5
£5OO ditto 6 5 7 .5
C for Acct. 795 A
FOREIGN FUNDS, TWO O'CLOCK
Austrian 11.1 s 5p et 89 Mexican Bonds, 5pC. 57
Brazilian Bonds, 56 Mex. Bonds 1825, 651 1 41 51
ColombLin lkis,6 p C. Ditto Acct. 654 1 44 51
rio. Bds 1824,404 64 Parity. lids. 6 p C. 114
1)o. Acc. 464 4 54 61 Prusa. Ud5.1822, S p C. 91
Danish 1ida,1825, 3p C. 581 71 Russ.Bils, 1822, SpC. Mt
Ditto Acct. 571 1 Span. 5 p Ct. ons. 91
Greek Bonds 1825, 5p C. 141 Span. 4p. O. C. 1823, 7
inturisti AND FOREIGN SHARKS, TWO O'CLOCK.
SUAIIR. Irmo.
100 10 5 6
100 15 51
London, England, 1826-04-11

BISH'S FAREWELL CON TRACT,
And the very lau Lottery but One
"that will ever be drawn hi England.
IN soliciting (as a parting kindneisl a continuance cf
those distinguished favn.lrs which 'BIRD has experienced front
his " best" friends, the Public, for very many years, be cannot
but deeply regret that Lotteries, after existing upwards of One
Hundred and Fifty Years in this Kingdom, and which form the
o.:14 mode of obtaining a speedy Fortune for a few Pounds, are
doomed,
BY ACT OF PARLIANIENT. TO PASS
AWAY FOR. EVER!
has been anxious in this, his farewell Scheme, to retain and I
improve 411 the popular points ,of late Lotteries.
IN THE PRESENT SCHEME,
Every Number is sure of being a Prize, with
SIX PRIZES OF £21,000, tint. &c.
Forming an aggregate of
L:337,000 !
ALL. TO BE DECIDED IN ONE DAY,
WEDNESDAY, So or MAY.
Tickets and Shares are selling at Iltsies, the Contractpr's Offices,
4, Cornhill; and 9, Charing-truss; and by his Agents in all the
principal Cities and Towns of the United Kingdom.
Brsu's Gassy Luce!—The tide of success continues to low
uninterruptedly so Bun's Qerscsa—.4very Drawing affords him the
gratification (gr announcing that a very large pedals of all the
Prizes have be& sold by him. In the Lottery just ended, he
shared and sold several Capitals, including Two Pause of ae‘20,0041
LACH, viz.
7,340, Class A, a Prise of A'90,000 !
10,064, Class B. a Prize of .Z:to,000!
In the previous Lottery, which was all drawn 6th Dsc. LAS;
BISH SOLD TWO OF .430,000!
And in the Lottery immediately preceding, drawn on the
lath Orresss Lase,
DISH SOLD THREE OF £20,000!
And within the last Eleven Months,
131SII SOLD FIVE ae30,000 AND ELEVEN AZ,000!

• Published this day.
THE WESTMINSTER REVIEW, No. IX.—
• 4 CONTAINING
I. The Game Laws—ll. Bentham's Swear Not at
Mines History of Chivalry—l V. Effect of the Employment of
Machinery on the Happiness of the Working Classes—V. Lard.
ner's Treatise on the Differential and Integral Calculus—Vl. The
Silk Trade—V H. Dr. Willis's Treatise on Mentzl I)erangement
VIII. Critical Dissertation on the Nature, Measures, and Causes
of Value--IX. The United States— X. Fraser's Journey into
Khorasan—Xl. Private Memoirs of Madame du Hausset—Xll.
Parliamentary History and Review for the Ses,i,:n of 1825.
London: Printed for Baldwin, Cradock, and Joy.

• This diy was published,
fu Three Volumes /Ivo. and a Voluine of Plates, the Fourth Edi.
tinn, corrected and improved.
A A TREATISE on MECHANICS, Theoretical, Prac-
tical, and Descriptive.
By DIANTHUS GREGORY. M.D.
Professor of Mathematics, the ltoyal Mbitary• Academy, &e. &c.
London: Printed for C. and J. Rivington ; Longman, Rees, and
Co. G. U. Whittaker; Baldwin and Co. J. Richardson; J. Taylor;
R. Scholey ; Harding and Co. Saunders and Co. J. Duncan •
SSerwood and Co. Hamilton and Co. J. Booker ; Baynes and
Son ; Simpkin and Co. W. Mason ; J. Wicksteed ; and Wight.
man and Cu.
•
London, England, 1826-06-24

MARRIED.

At Jersey, on Saturday the 17th instant, by the Nev. the Viet
Dean, Charles Pepou, Esq. to Amelia, second daughter of Thomas
Leinpriere, Esq. of that island.
Thursday morning last, at St. George's, Hanover-square, Sask.
sill. Fox, Esq. to the Right Hon. Lady Charlotte Osborne, daugbter
of his Gran the Duke of Leeds.

Wednesday, Charlotte Frederica Mary, eldest dangider of Su
Robert Wilson, M.P. aged ST.
Wednesday, in Stratford-place, Major General Robert Haldane,
C.B. in the Service of the pea. the last India Company.
k
NIMGATE AND Lit/WENHALL 11-I—AItRIT-S, Joss 43.
Beef ...... Od to 4s Od I Veal Ss Od to
Mutton ........3s 4d to 4s *I Pork Ss Od to 41 ad
Lamb 4s Od to Ss 4d.

PRICKS or HAY AND STRAW YRSTRKDAY.
ST. JAIIIIS.S• WHITICNATILL.
Flay 51 3s Od to 51 Os Od Hay 31 104 to 41 10.
Clover 61 Os Od to 31 les Od Clover 41 104 to 61 os Od
Straw 11 16s Od to II 4s Od Straw 11 14s to al as 04

Kent

IF HOPS

111 W 11401.

PRICE
NM' POCIMM.
253 s to Ms I Kent

2201 to 22011

Sussex

2401 to 252 s i Susstx

231 s to 243 s J Essex
Farnham fine 320$ to 360s—Sect

200 s to 2401
2149 to iSiti
is. 2404 to SOON

PRICE OF LEATHER.
lest Dressing Hides l3d to 154
Common Ditto 154 to 194
Crop Hides, 35 to 401bs for cutting
Ditto 4$ to 50Ibs lsd to 1634
Calf Skins, 56 to 401bs 164 to 94d
Ditto he to bolbs
Ditto

70 to 1101bs ......... ...... 214 to t. 5 d

Small Soils, Green1and).......... l9d to 21d
Tanned Hone Hides 124 to 14d
Spanish Horn Hides... ..... .....

COURSE OF EXI
Amsterdam l2 9 C.F.
Ditto at sight 12 6
Rotterdam... 2 U 12 10
Antwerp l2 10
Hamburgh 91U 37 11
Altona 24 U 32
Paris,Sday'ssight 25 70
Ditto 2 U 25 95
bladrid 34*
Cadiz
Barcelona ........341
Bilboa.. .343

COAL MARX
Skips at Market. 1
32i Newcastle 17
Sunderland • 2

HANGR, Jima 23.
Seville 341
Gibraltar.
Leghorn
Genoa
Venice... ..... 4O
Malta ........ ,
Naples ...... ..—. 38
Palermo ........ 114 d pet ox.
Lisbon SO*
Rio Janeiro 4llk
Dublin lb
C0rk............. lf
7. hot 25.

Price.
14% Od ro 34
Sas 45d to -1