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London, England, 1828-08-14

EVER ANXIOUS TO PREVENT IMPOSITION,
DAY and MARTIN respectfully inform the Public
they have, after much labour and at a very considerable ex-
pense,' brought to perfection a Label of sush singular construction
and extreme difls.ulty of execution, that they trust will effectually
prevent the many Frauds that are daily practised on the Public.—
An attention to the following description of the Label will ensure
the genuine Blacking prepared by them. A pattern like Lace of a
pink colour covers the principal part of the Label, the names of
Day and Martin are printed in white letters edged with pink and
black, and placed on a white ground, the address,
97, HIGH-HOLBORN.
as also white letters edged with pink and black, but placed on the
bee pattern, the signature and price at foot are black on a white
gtomi, the preamble and directions for we are printed as before
Tack letters on white ground.-97, High-Holborn, Sept. 1823.
London, England, 1828-08-14

THE ARMY.

The 32d and 37th Regiments in garrison at Limerick, have re-
ceived orders to discontinue recruiting, although the establishment
of both corps is incomplete.
A Detachment of the 63d Regiment of Infantry embarked on
Tuesday at Gravesend, as guards, on board the Governor Ready,
convict ship, for New South Wales.
A Detachment of the 55th Regiment of Foot embarked yes-
terday, on board a steam-vessel in the River, for Gravesend, on
route to Chatham. A Detachment of the 96th Regiment of In-
fantry marched yesterday from London for Portsmouth, on route
to Plymouth. A Detachment of the 11th Regiment of Foct
marched yesterday from London for Briatol, on route to Spike
Island. Detachments of Invalids belonging to the 78th, 23d,
and 97th Regiments of Infantry, arrived on Monday morning
at Gravesend, from Ceylon, and marched to Fort Pitt Hospital,
at Chatham. Detachments of Invalids belonging to the 15th, 66th,
71st, and 79th Regiments of Foot, and the Royal Staff Corps,
arrived on board the Nestor transport, at Chatham, from Quebec.
London, England, 1828-08-14

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.
GOODWOOD RACES, Augur: 12.
Tito Goodwood Stakewof 45 sou. sack, t 5 ft. Once round.
Mr. S. Stonehewer's Souvenir, Sit 61b walked over

Match for 50 sovs. T.Y.C.
The Dube of Richmond's ch g Roundhead, Sit 51b
Mr. Berkeley's bl f Poppy. 2 yrs, kst Sib .
Woo cleverly.

... ~

... 2

The St. Leger Stakes of 25 soya. each, for three yr olds, Bst 61b.

each. Once round.
Duke of Grafton's b c Lancastrian ... ... ... I
Doke of Richmond's b c Hindostan ... .. ... St
General Grosvenor's b c John de Bart ... ...
Lancastrian took the lead, and won in a canter. Even betting,
Hindostan agst the field; 5 to 1 apt John de Bart.
The SO sous. Plate given by the City of Chichester was won by
Mr. De Berp's Sunshine, aged, beating two others.
The Drove Sweepstakes of 15 soy.. each, h ft. Two miles.
Gentlemen riders.
Mr. A. Berkeley's Sunshine, aged ... . .
Mr. King's Migniosette, 5 yrs .. ...
Won easily.
WOLVERHAMPTON RACES, Avaysv IL
A Sweepstakes of sa ....- -- -, - -

.. 1

... 2

Sweepstakes of ?A sou. each, 20 ft. for epics and fillies foaled in
1825. One mile. Seven Subscribers.

... 1

Mr. Delme Radcliffe's ch c Earl of Chester, Bst 31b
Mr. Bacon's br c Alcaston, Bst Sib
Mr. Gifford's b e Nimrod, ea 3lb
The Ladies' Purse of .50 .vs. for maiden horses, &c. that never

won that value.

Heats twice round and a distance.

Sir Wm. Wynn's ch c Stapeley, 3 yrs, 7st .. ... I 1
Mr. Denham's ch eby 13obadd, 3 yrs, 7st ... ... 2 3
Mr. Giffard's b e Nimrod, 3 yrs, 7st ... •-• 4 2
Mr. Massey's b e Ithonus, 3 yrs, 7st . . ... S dis
The Tradesmen's Tureen, of 100 gs. added to a Handicap Stakes of
10 soya. each, 5 ft. Twice round the course and a distance.
Mr. Holyoate's br h Euxton, 5 yrs, Bst 911 v ...
Mr. Giffard's b c Sampson, 4 yrs, Bst ... ...
Mr. Beardswortb's br h Don Diego, 5 yrs, 7st 131 b
Sir W. W. Wynn's ch h Mayfly, 5 yrs, Bst 1 llb
Twelve declared forfeit.

... 3

... a

A Plate of 50 sows. for all ages. Heats twice round and a distance.
Sir W. Wynn's b f Sabrina, 4 yrs, 7st 13Ib . 1 1
Mr. Beardswortb's b h Silverlock, 4 yrs, est !lb .., 4 2
Mr. Green's b h Astrologer, 5 yrs, Sot 11Ib ... 3 3
Mr. Hall's b c Scamper, 4 yrs, list 21b won the first beat but was
disqualified.
London, England, 1828-08-14

EXTRACT OF A LETTER.

5: I am sorry to announce the continuation of the dis-
graceful war between the Emperor and the Republic.
An internal affair has taken place, which I think will
induce the Emperor to come to some terms; what I
allude to is, a dispute which took place between the
foreign Regiments and the Black soldiers the day before
yesterday. It appears that the Germans and Irish finding
themselves ill-treated, and their frequent complaints
not looked into, agreed on a revolt, and last Wednesday
several of them appeared in the Campo with arms, and
fired on every one who attempted to pass. I afterwards
learned that not more than forty muskets were found
amongst them. All the infantry, cavalry, artillery, and
guard of honour were called out, to quell the disturb.
ance, in which they finally succeeded, and after slaying
their artillery on them, accompanied by two or three
rounds of musketry. the Germans and Irish finding
themselves too weak, retreated into their barracks,where
they afterwards surrendered, on a promise that they
should be permitted to leave the service. From fifty to
silty foreigners were killed ; the loss on the Brazilian
side is not known ; those stationed at the barracks of St.
Christavor rose the following day, but were soon quelled
by the liberal promises of the Emperor. It is reported
he headed the cavalry himself. Their behaviour was
certainly like madmen; and they committed great de-
predations in every street towards the Campo. It may
be well said, that no foreigner's life is secure after dark,
for the slaves bear mortal enmity towards us, considering
us in the same light as the Irish."
The private letters from Rio Janeiro, received this
morning, state, that the marines of the English and
French ships' of war there were landed, with thirty
rounds of ball, when they drew up before the barracks
of the revolters, who immediately thought proper to
surrender. They have been sent on board of the hulks,
and the different forts. Order was again restored.—
When the accounts left near one hundred persons were
killed in the streets.
Exchange-291 30.
London, England, 1828-08-14

COWES REG AT CA.

Cowin, Auouse 12.—Yesterday the Dream, J. Campbell, Esq.
and Elizabeth, J. Moore, Esq. sailed round the Isle of Wight for
£6OO, a distance of 60 miles, which was won by the Dream. The
Elizabeth got on shore, and afterwards got a.bead, and then carried
away her bowsprit, which lost her the match.
sits st AAAAA T'S car.

TOM H. M. I.
Lullworth Joseph Weld, Esq. 127 3 6 26
Menai T. A. Smith. Fag. 175......3 6 28
Louisa Earl of Belfast , 159 3 9 32
Miranda ........James Maxse, Esti ....... .. ..147 3 16 23
Therese • Earl of Chesterfield l2l 3 18 45

The Hebe, Harriet and Owen Glendower gave up before arriv-
ing at the starting vessel; the Charlotte, Peri and Dolphin with-
drew before starting.—This match was the prettiest and most in-
teresting ever witnessed, and was won by the Luliworth by only
two short seconds. She went the course, 52 miles, in 3 hours, 6
minutes and 26 seconds.
London, England, 1828-08-14

UNION-HALL.

Roasaay.—A young man, named Anent Brown, was charged
with ateali•.g a quantity of plate, the property of Mr. Hall, a mar-
chant, residing at Cottage-green, West-green, Walworth. Hanka
Allen, the complainant's servant, while at work In the inichts,
about twelve o'clock yesterday, bearing a noise in the parlour, has.
tened up stairs, and observed that aU the silver articles had bee'
removed from the sideboard, and saw the prisoner eadtaviaiiinir
to escape over the palisades in front of the house. She ton se
time in pursuing him, and before h..: got the length of the street,
she succeeded in gainiog considerably upon him ; and by the raph
dity with which the girl ran, at the same time calling out" Stop
thief !" the prisoner was secured, and plate, consisting of forks,
table and dessert spoons and mugs, to the amount of f6O, the
property of Mr. Hall, found in his pimession.—The prisoner was
fully committed.
London, England, 1828-02-25

ORATORIOS IN LtNr.

tOYENT GARORN.—Friday night the Oratorios for
The season commenced at thi. Theatre, under the diiec-
tion Mr. H. R. litett-ti. The performances consisted
bf Selections tram the Works of HANDEL and Hams,
lend of a Grand Miscelianer.u. Act: The fi it pit
commenced with a 'election from Athalia, in which
Mr. [MADAM. Miss PATON, Madame PASTA, and
IS. TAYLOR took a part. Some little disapprohation
Was 'espressed on Madame Pas-rn's arpe4rance-, she not
lacing present exactly at the tinge marked for her in the
order of the bilk. This, however, was, almost imme-
diately after the commenced singing, hushed into si-
lence, taptarons plaudits ensued, and an encore took
tplace. The second part on%is.,eJ of a Grand Kyrie
pnd Sanctus, in Which Miss PAroN, Madame PASTA,
MISS LOIS. Mist H. CAress, Mis. GRANT, Mr. BRAHAID,
'and Mr. E. TAThirkt, t0,,1c a part. A duet, between
Madame PAra and Miss Pa Ton, w as much applauded.
Mit Love sang dh, no, we never mention her; and a
'quartette between Nliss GRANT, Miss Love, Miss H.
Cawse. and Mr. E. TAYLOR, If in these wilds, was
'sang with full effect. This portion of the perfor-
mance concluded with the Grand Scene from Israel in
Egypt, in which BRADANI delighted the audience by a'
tutt-displry of his powers on the fine passage, For the
host of Pharaoh. 'l•he third part, as usual, consisted of
a Miscellaneous Selection, in which was introduced,
Here's a health, honnyScollund, to thee, by Miss PATON;
unr home and our land, BRAIIAID; I'd be a butte*, Miss
L. vs; and Tire poor littk Maid, by Miss Caws& The
%%hole concluded with a selrcti •n from the music of
.111.icfreth The Elluse was well attended:
London, England, 1828-02-25

THE KING, he,

WINDSOR, Fla. 2k This forennon the KIND, with
his Household attendant•; heard Divine Service in the
Royal Lodge; the Rev. Mr. ►SaYMuult officiated.
It is said Oat the KING will leave the Itirvil Lodge
on Monday. the 3d of March, ler St. James's i'alace.
whete it is expected he will remain until the Easter
holidays, when he sill return to the Royal Lodge.
His MAJESTY, it is said, is anxious for the comple-
tion of his suite of apartments at the Castle, which ate
expected to be ready or his reception in May nest.
On Friday Count Motisran arrived at the Royal
Lodge, and had An audience of his MAJESTY.
This being the anniversary of the Duke of CAM-
alumni's birth-day, the morning was here u.heted in by
the ringing of St. George's and the parish beil,.
London, England, 1828-02-25

GI REECE.

Mr. Blaquiere has received the following communi-
cation from General Sir Richard Church e

. 31z7aLa, Die. 27.

" Since I last wrote from Dragewaestre, we have got on very
well, sod have jnst taken two other plases. Metric and Candile,
opposite to Calamos and Santa Maura. about 20 miles north of
Dragomestre. We are establishing ourselves fast in Western
Greece, and the armed population join us rapidly. The Turks are
also gatheringi in force, and threaten an attack; but should my
neighbour feli Bey attempt the camp at Dragomestre, where 1 am
about to return to concert ulterior measures on the side of Alison-
10'100, he will not perhaps be much pleased with his reception.
" My troops- are in high spirits. although we 'want every thing,
as usual, In the way of such trifles as clothing, ice. ; but the men
are thoroughly mine, and determined to fight. My present position
will be entrenched in a few days. If, when my arrangements are
made, the enemy does not attack. I have determined to attack him
in the vicinity of Votlitza; an advantageous position between Mis-
solonghi and the Gulf of Arta, of• which territory we already pos.
seas above three.fourths. Bring still without supplies of any kind,
it is miraculous how we go on so well."

EXTRACT OF A LETTER FROM THE METROPOLITAN

--
IGNATIUS, DATED PISA, JAN. 25.
" I hasten to inform you that we have this instantreived
letters from Corfu, dated on the 12th instant, announcin , on the
authoti:y of communications from the General-ia-Chief, of the 2d,
the capture of Vasuladi, and the entrance of some Greek gun-boats
into 'the lagunes before blissolonghi. His Excellency added, that
the corps under General Colophonia had just gained considerable
advantages over the Tarks encamped outside the walli of that
fortress."
London, England, 1828-02-25

EXPRESS FROM PARIS.

After this Piper had gone to presf, u e received the
Gazelle de France dated yesterday ; the following are
estract3

TRIESTE. FISICAUT i 2.

A vessel which arrived to-day from Alexandria,
brings accounts that forty Egyptian ships h d arrived
there from Navarin, and two large ships of war ha
cast anchor at Aboukir.
PARIS, FESKUARY 23.
At the Scrutiny ye-ter day to the PresiJent, there
was a majority for the Royalists, and it appeared that
the co inter party had no chalice of sneers .
We have received news from Constaort:nople of the
`2sth January. The Hatt; Sherd of the '2oth of Dec
has been communicated in the Palace of the Pot e t ali
the Ayans assembled, and sent to all the P Chas, which
has produced the greatest consternat'ori at Pera, cause.
,by the defiance it bids to Russia. Rigorous measu,e
still continue. The rich Armenian Primate, to the
number of twelve, have been arrested ; and the con.
Aeruation r f the merchants of all nations is inespreui-
ble. Amidst all these preparations for war, the Capital
remains quiet.
Persons who are well informed stator, that Rebeau-
picric and Stratford Canning left Corfu in the beginning
of this month, without waiting for Count Guilleminot.
It is thought the first will go to Trieste, and the second
to England. _ _ _

'The Austrian Cbse►ver states, under the date of
Ja,sy. February 4, that letters from Gallicia say a fit.
man has been published in all the fintresses on the
Danube, that all Turkish soldiers, on pain of death
must avoid entering the principalities! of Moldavia and
Wallachia.

There was a fall in the French Funds on Sattitd.ty,
caused by the Government being defeated in the.
Chambers, in the appointment of a President.
Three per Cents. 6Sf. 93e. Kw per Cents. 1031.

Saturday the &patches too Si. Helena, Bombay, and
China, by the ship Ilarqui4 Camden, Captain Taoism Idioms,
weir closed at the East ludis House, and delivered to the purser
of that ship.
Lord ALBERT CONY:4IOIIAM. second son of the Ar-
got* of Cosireolossr, is appointed Secs trary of Legation, under Lord
Bucontosit at Florence.
The LORD CIIANCCLLOR has just finished I i. dining-
room, built on the site of Mr. DILAVOIei coach-house, behind the
mansion in Gcurgesstreet ; and it is one of tlw best proportioned
rooms belonging to Lord Lynn.'
firussinrs'sinowiTirdioann.sioil; ildtroawbeinegnited with the room' of lir. Ds
;Aeon by large folding doors, and when complete will present the
most perfect and capacious emieeibisist that fashionable quarter.
Friday the young Earl of PEMBROKE, who has been
for a e?nsiderable period ea the Continent, arrived at the family
1,44.4 i Wilson lionss,Wiltshire, where he was met by a large cow
sours. or his tenantry, who accompanied him to the residence of
his ancestors, which be entered for the first time with the family
title. ilia Lordship was met at the mansion by Lord Noaci4sse
and Lady Noonan's, his brother-la-law and sister,
London, England, 1828-02-25

P.ITRACT PROM THE 0111EN'TAL SPECTATOR, DEC. .29.

In consequence of the thteats of the Admirals, the
Greeks have at length resolved to send out three Hy& iot
brigs to chace the pirates. to whom the government h rd
4iven licences, and who plundered all they met, and to
send them back to Greek ports. These three vessels
were commanded by Sachtury, who, according to the
modern Greek fashion. has long been called Admirat,
on his arrival off Cyrus gave out that be was
come to put an end to piracy. When searching an lonian
vessel, which sailed front Cyprus. he learnt that t.
French merchantman, the Tyrian, had taken in a cargo
at Lanacha for Marseilles, and doubtless to prevent it.
oring plundered by the pirates, whom lie was to chace
he attacked the merchantman in the night, with ts•
large boats, which cut its cables, and towed it to Cape
Grego, where every thi .g, even the slits and tackling.
were taken away ; on ss !rich the worthy Admirai
vanished, to gite a report of his operations to the re-
spectable Senate of .11)dra. Two days afterwards
the Echo, Fiche!' corvette, came to Lanacha, ar.d
assisted the Tyrian, which was in the greatest dis
cress, repaired it as a ell as could be done, and con
voyed it to Alexandria. We have learnt that oche
French and English merchantmen from Ileirout and
Damietta, have been treated by &ciliary in the same
manner. Carabusa, therefore. is not the only nest o!
dirates—Hydra and Spezzia dispute the pre-eminence
with it. Is it not at length time to destroy all the vessel►
of those Islands? Ilas not suffi:ient patience been shewn
and is it not now evident that all these parodies of Greek
fleets, Greek Admirals, and Greek crocd dans, have
been brought forward merely to deceive Europe, and
•o conceal the real state of the case under outwaro
forms? A fan thrown in a passion at the feet of a
Consul in Algiers, has thrown all France into corn
notion, and caused tt e equipment of a whole Nun-
Iron, whereas the incessant in►ults in Greece, the pillage

f a counless number of French ships. have not beet,
.ale to disturb the phlegm of out Statesmen. Without
akitig much time or consideration, almost the ah. 1.
n.tv..l force of the Tut ks has been destroyed at Navarin

though they also posses+ed the rights of a beliigrran•
Power, and have never detained a single merchantmar
on its voyage; a,rd the pirates of 11) dra and Spezzia
we not burnt, which, lot these biz years past, have beet,
ruining the commerce tf Europe, and bidding defiance
to all sations./. us!, ian Übse►ver. Feb 13.
London, England, 1828-02-25

LINES WRITTEN IN INDIA.

.......mor
Br TUX I:ATi Blindl. Huu.

If that were by sly fide, by love!

. .
How fast would evening fail,
In green Bengala's palmy grove,
Listening the nightingale!
If thou, My love ! wart by my side,
My babies at my knee,
How gaily would our pinnace glide
O'er Gunga's mimic sea!
I miss thee at the dawning grey,
When oe ear deck reclined,
In careless ease my limbs I lay,
And woo the cooler wind!
I miss thee when by Gunga's stream
My twilight steps I guide,
But most beneath the lamp's pale beam
I miss thee from my side!
I spread my books, my pencil try,
The lingering moon to sheer.
But miss thy kied approving eye,
Thy meek attentive ear!
But when of morn and eve the star
Beholds me on nay knee,
I feel, though thou art distant far,
Thy prayers ascend for me!
Theo on I then ea! where duty leads,
My course be onward still,
O'er broad Hindostan's sultry muds,
O'er bleak Ahnorah's bill!
That course, nor Delhi's kisgly gates,
Nor wild Malwah detain,
For sweet the bliss us both awaits

- -- ---
By yonder western main !
Thy towers, Bombay, gleam bright, they saf,
Across the dark blue sea,
But neer were hearts so light and gay
As then skall meet in thee !
London, England, 1828-02-25

VIENNA, Fig. 13.

Accounts from Smyrna of ti.e 3d of January are to
the following effect:
The French Admiral de Iligny is st:11 at anchor at

Vourla, to which place the Russian frigate Constantine,
which was to have taken M. de Ribeaupierie on board
is the Dardanelles, but had missed him, returned on
the 26th of December. Commodore Hamilton, whose
successor, Sir Thomas Staines, has arrived here, on
board the Ibis frigate, is preparing to leave the Archi•
pelai,o, with the Cambrian. The siege of the tot t of
Scio is still c'utinued by the Greeks ; but it should
mein that the besiegers do not make much progress, as we
haw,: beard no►hing of their operations.fur a consid. rabic
time past. The Turks, on tie contrary, occasionally
I'asei supplies both of men and provisions to the
besieged from the Asiatic coasts, and threaten to land
in greater force. The Greek ships, which ought to
maintain the blockade of Scio, are cruising meantime
Wall directions in search of booty ; they lately had the
boldness to attack the french brig of war Nlarsouin,
and two days ago they plundered an English mere
Chessman near Ips►ra. The same may be Said of the
Greek vessels which are pretended to be appointed to
blockade the ports of the Island of Candia ; nay,
Admits), Sachtuty, who has been sent out by the Provi-
sional Government at Eglna, under the pretext of
chasiisiag the Greek pirates, is himself committing acts

of pil!are and rubbely, iusteAri of suppn•ssing Inc

•series.
In Syra, one of the chief depots of plundered goods,
they are sold by the -assotlation of robbers almn4 for
nothing, since the news of the approaching arrival of
Count Capo d'l:tria has been spread its Greece, because
they fear that on his at livid all the plundered goods n ill
• r
be sequestrated. • -
Ibrahim Puha seems. to be doing nothing in the
••
Mot ea. General Chu, ch, on Use other hand, bas spread
the iniurtection in Wcste. eitreece, where .several Ca-
pitatii have joined him.
Io Candia the efforts of the insurgents are feeble and
unconnected. Against Negropont nothing has yet been
undertaken beyond the prept)aiions ; but some districts,
of Etstern Greece, for :i'ssitince:falaudi, have beenl
again induced to tevoit. • In Arcadia tire, bands of
Rumeliots and Moreots are at war with each other.
London, England, 1828-02-25

13E11. HTON, cif s. 24.

The depatture of the amiable Piinceis A uctrilik -ro%
this place is filed for Monday, the Sd of March ; but
her Royal Highness, it is understood, will again 'fiat ut
'early in the ensuing atiturhit. the health of the Pt incest
is now, we feel happy to state, netrly re•ettAblished.
A Cricket Match for 1000 gotereight ig talked ni between gusset
and All England, preparatory to the match made kit year attest*
the Married and Bachelors of All England.
London, England, 1828-02-25

SOUTHAMPTON, FEBRUARY ti.

Friday evening the Ball for the benefit of the Be:
pository took place at the Long 11noms, under the
patronage of the Marchioness of CL A N KlCAltok and Mrs.
DOTTPt. There were nearly 160 fwshionables present;
Many who had taken tickets did not attend, but the or.
ceipts must have be( n considerable. The bani acquitted
themselves well. The dance wat ktpt up with spirit
till a late hour. Among the company were nnticed..:.-.-
The Marchioness Clasiticside and Mrs. Dottin, patronesses;
A. It. Dotal), Esq. M. l'.; Sir John Miihatike, Hat.; Henry
Eyre, F.,.54 and Lady ; F. L. IleArforil, Esq. and Sons; J. Wad;
and Lady; Admiral Foote and Lundy ; General Ogre
Langton. Captain Griffith, the Misses Ogle, &c. Another hall is
talked of as likely to take place in a shurt time; and the amnia;
from their increasing attractions, bid fair to becOme, in future, the
rendeavous of fashion.
London, England, 1828-02-25

NUMBER 12,795.]

FAMILIES about to FURNISH, will find, on,
inspecting the Ware-rooms of HENRY L. COOPER, 95,
23ISHM9GATE smote Walnuts, the following Articles, at Prices
decidedly reasonable, for Furniture of superior Style and Ma-
nufacturer
UPHOLSTERY—Comprising the improied Elastic Steel Stuffing
for Carriage Cushions Chairs, Sofas, Mattresses, &c.
in addition to a handsome assortment of Bedstead
Furnkures. Window Cornices, Curtains, &c.
CABINET WORK—Of the first quality and Materials—Also
Solid Furniture for Foreign Climates.
SHIPPING—Cabins fitted up with Elegance and Dispatch, and
Passengers Requisites provided.
HAIRS —Appropriate :for Dining, Drawing Rooms, Bed

CA RPETS--Super Brussels Carpets, 43.6 d. per yard (no inferior
•• • ••• quality • kept), Kidderminster and Venetian equally
. moderate. •

LOOKING-GLASSES—From the most magnificent to the
smallest, for Chinuties, Piers, eikl Toilettes; on the
_ _

larger sizes, the Reduction will be found to amount
from Fifty to Seventy-five per Cent.
CARVING and GILDING—Some very beautiful specimens for

•
Consist Tables, Glasses, &c.
TAPWHAN 0 ING and PAINTING—In the Richest as well
as the Plainest Style.
FUNERALS—Attended in the most respectful manner, and par-
tiatrar. regard paid to Economy.
HOUSE AGENCY—Houses and Estates registered for Letting
or 'Disposal, without Charge. •
SALES, APPRAISEMENTS, AND COLLECTTON OF
RENTS, FURNITURE WAREHOUSED.
11. L. COOPER, 93, Bisuorsoarz-szazzzWrrunt, has the honour
of being employed and patronized by some of the first
Families in the Kingdom; and, for style and price,
challenges competition with any respectable Esta-
blishment.

thtPOSTURE UNMASKED.
THE Progress-of Merit, although frequently assailed;
is not impeded by Envy and Detraction. The aggression or
ambuscade terminates in defeat rand conscious rectitude ultimately
triumphs itl the attainment of the grand object—public approba-
tion. The test of experience is the guarantee of favour, and has
established WARREN'S BLACKING in general estimation • of
which there exists not a stronger proof than the tacit acknowledg-
ment of a host of servile imitators, who surreptiously obtrude on
the unwary a spurious preparation as the genuine article, to the
great disappointment of the unguarded Purchaser, and manifest
injury of WARREN, whose character sad interest by this ini-
quitous system are eqUally subject to detriment. It becomes, there-
tote; an indispensable duty to CAUTION THE PUBLIC
agai at the mar.auvres of Unprincipled Venders, who having no
chat ter ,to lose, and stimulated by avarice in their nefarious
rirs its, aim at the acquisition of money through any medium
than that of honour! The original and matchless BLACKING
bears on each bottle a short direction, with the signature
London, England, 1828-02-25

HEBDOMADARY.

TRIO DAY—St. Matthias was chosen by lot into the Aposto.
Heal Office, is place of Judas, and was afterwards murdered by the
•
Jews.
To.MOßßOw—Olab Pheliar, the Vtohair of Persia, died.
WRDNISDAY—Ember Week.
Tuuasuar—Sun rises 38 minutes past six.
Farnar...Sun sets 25 minutes past her.
SATURDAY, MA RCS I—St. David's Dity.— Full hloon,lB minutes
past 10 in the morning.
Stneowy—St. Chad or Ceadda.

BIRTH.
The 15th inst. at the Royal Barracks, Cork, the Lady of Lieut.
Colonel 114th Igor, 70th Rrainmst, of a son.

MARRIED.

At St. George's, the Rev. S. T. Towmend, of Trinity College.
Cambridge, to Catherine Louisa, daughter of the late Antony
Butler St. Leger.
At Christ Church, Surrey, the Res. James Parsons, of Torii, to
Mary, second daughter of John Wilki, Esq. of Frusbury-eguute.
The Rev. Richard Leonard Adams, ALA. Student of Christ
Church, Oxford. to the lion. E. A. Powys, fourth davghter of alas
late Lord Lilford.

DIED.
At NVootton Bassett, the Rev. S. Starkey.
At Cheisfied, Kent, the Rey. R. Cottam,Esiglisb Leetiltet ai
Bt. John's Church, Swansea.
At Little Abington, Cambridgeshire, in his 64t11 year., the Ree.
George Barlow, Vicar of Great and Little Abington.
At Ludlow, be Rev. Thomas Hodges, Rector of New Raiser,
and of Aston, Herefordshire. _

At Cannington, near Taunton, the Rev. Robert Bytom, aged us.
At Leatnington Henry Smyth, Esq. of Charlton, Northampton.
shire, formerly Fellow of New College, Orford.
At Freybnrg, Baden, Mrs.. Losack. wife of •Admiral George
Losack.
The 16th inst. Dr. Marlow, President of St. Jan s College, Og-
ford ; he was elected in 1795, took bis Master of Arts degree is
1784, Bachelor in Dein*, is 17119, and D.D. in 1795; vaiversallY
respected by all his numerous solute-dons, and greatly beloved is
his own College.
London, England, 1828-08-13

TIDE KING.

Witenson, Amon 12 the unfor-urable state tr
the *cube, yesietd4l afternoon prevented his MAJtart
from enjoying his aquatic excursions at Virginia Water,
His MAJINTV, with part of his visitors, took an siting
to the Great Palk.
In the coarse of the day. Prince and Princess ',mew,
Earl CHairamilELD, Lord and Lady GitairtS and the
Misses GNAVIS. with Sir Haßlitat TaitLoa, arrived
at the Royal Lodge, and joined his Majesty by boil.
cation. In the evening the KING entertained his nume.
rows distinguished visitors at dinner, at Royal
Lodge. The ptivate band were stationed in the con.
ervatory and played until clods o'clock; when the
company sepatated.
Other visitors are expected at the Royal Lodge this
day, and the Kish, with the Royal party, will pass the
afternoon on the Lake.

CHELTENHAM, AUOUST 11.
The Duke of GLoncesita it is apected will leave
ns shortly. His Royal Highness Ati-nded Divine Service
yesterday morning in the parish church. The Royal
Duke has subscribed 101. to the infirmary, and 51. to
the Ladies' Repository. Among our latest arrivals sre
the Duke of Manama& His O►ace joined in the
promenade at the Montpellier this morning for the
first time.
London, England, 1828-08-13

b:ItS ti IPS DISSOLVED.

Maurice Ellis and William Cadwallader, Camberwell, Surrey,
-linendrapers. Sarah Brailsford, Mary Clay, and George Moore,
Ilatlock, Derbyshire, lace manufacturers. James Wm. Barrier
and •IVard Sheppard, Burlington Arcade, Piccadilly, boot makers.
W. R. W. King and James Il Lth, Snow-hill and Huffier-lane,
London, and at Britannia-row, Lower-street, Islington, tin plate
wctkers. Thomas Sutton and John Sutton, Wakefield, Yorkshire,
maltsters and cheese factors. Aim Board and Samuel Coorti,
Wine-street, Bristol, woollettdrapers. Messrs. Johnson and Brit:-
don, Runcorn, Cheshire, soap-'milers and rope makers. Ann
Duke and Elizabeth Doke, Birmingham, tea-dealers and grocers.
%Valiant Scott, George Cranstoun, •Hugh Scutt, and Andw. Scott,
Naples and London. William Hes Hilton an.l Thothas Hes Hilton,
Kuaresbrough, Yorkshire, mercers. George Wragg and James
Lee, Masbrough, Rotherham, Yorkshire, ironfounders. William
Parkin and J. Parkin, Rotherham. Yorkshire, chemists. J. Den-
-der-ion and • John• Graham. A. G. C. Tucker and •Itoht. Tucker,
Ashburton, Devonshire. Emal. Emmet and John Emmet, Ilirken-
shaw, Yorkshire, ironfounders. John Milne* and Thos. Clayton,
Huddersfield, Yorkshire, plasterers. John Edwards and William
Bridgen, Birmingham, coal merchants. John S. Shuttleworta
and George Appleton, Poultry, printers. Thomas Huck and John
'Slater, Bishops Stortford., Herts, auctioneers and appraisers.
Thomas Ridpeth and W. Hawkins, York, linendrapers.
London, England, 1828-08-13

GOODWOOD, TOESDAT MORNING.

During the rice time, the noble mansion of his Grace
the Duke of RICHMOND will be the scene of true old
English hospitality. Thete ate no less than thirty-three
visitors of rank assembled under his Grace's ho►pitablf
roof. They are as follow
Earl are Countess of Sefton and two Ladies byoiyn►ux, Bad
and Countess of bloontcharks, Marl of Stradbroke, Lady. Gees.
giana Paget, Lady Agnes Paget. Lord William Lennox. Lad F
Lennox. Lady Sophia Lennox, Lord John Fksroy, Lord Geor‘e
Reminds, Lord Charks Lo*d Frederick, Lord Charles
Somerset, Homourable General Grosvenor, Hon. 11r. Tosaskeod,
Colonel and Lady Chicheiter, C. Greville, Eaq. Colonels Ud..y,
Russel, and Anson, Messrs. Chichester, Cosby, Locke, liby,
Shelly, F. Mills, Stonebewer, and Mrs. Stonehewer.

NEWCASTLE. Ammer 12.

-

The Duke and Duchess of NORTHUMBERLAND st-
rived in this town on Wednesday evening from Alnwick
Castle. On Thursday their G, aces honoured the Rigit
Worshipful the Mayor with their company to dinner at
the Mansion-house, where these was a large party.
The Assembly here on Thursday evening was mote
`numerously attended than for several years past, and
the dresses of the Ladies were particularly brilliant.—
Among the Nobility present were the Duke and Dudes
of NORTHUMBERLAND, Marquis and Kuehl° test ff
LoNDONDZIRT, &C. &c.
' An anonymous letttr, of which the following is a
copy. has bees received by Sir M. W. RIBLIT. Bait.
M.P. who has given the money thetein mentioned to
the Dispensary of this town-
-64 Newcastle, August Inti,lB2l.

" Sta—l swindled your late father out of ;L'3 3s. about so r.vs
since. lam extremely sorry for what I dia. I have enclosed t
amount. May the LORD bkt, you, dear Sir, and all your larody,ii
the prayer of your obedient servant."
It will be recollected that a poor old man well knows
by the name f Joe the Clitilter" was most baibarnatlf
musdeted some years ago, near liesham. Ammo
now in custody here on suspicion. but has not yet voila•
gone an examination.
London, England, 1828-08-13

DUBLIN, AtOUsT 9.

His Excellency the LOAD LIIIITENANT arrived at
Dublin Castle this morning, at a quarter before ten
o'clock, from his Marine Lodge near Kingstown, and
after transacting bu.iness in the Vice-Regal apartments,
attended a meeting of the Privy C ,uncil. His Excel-
lency appeared in tolerable health and gond spirits.
Lard Fusco Latium Go.ras, Chief Secretary of &stelae Ire.
land. arrived at Dublin Castle on Thursday evening. The Buie(
FARNIIIMII arrived in town Yesterday. The Earl of Eaxisaiu.erris
is hourly expected to arrive at Florence-court. The Hight Hon.
the Earl of Kammer arrived as Newry. on Wednesday, frora
Dublin, accompanied by Lady 6101114111/1 NIUMMIIi, and soon after
set of far Marne Park.
London, England, 1828-08-13

BILIOUS AND LIVER COMPLAINTS.

A S a raid and effectual Remedy for all those dis-
orders which originate in a morbid action of the Liver and •
Binary Organs, namely, Indizestion, Lons of Appetite, Head Ache,
Heartburn, Flatulencien, Spasms. Co-tiveness. Affections of the
Liver, &c. &c. DIXON'S A NTIBILIOUS PILLS (which
do not contain Mercury in any shape), have met with more general
'approval than any other Medicine whatsoever. They unite eiery
recormnendation of mild operation with successful effect ; and re.
quip: no restraint or confinement whatever during their use. In
tropical eitmates, where the consequences of redundant and vi-
tiated Bile are so prevalent ttitd alarming, they are an invaluable
sod • fficiert protection. They are likewise peculiarly calculated
to coirect di.ordnrs arising from excesses of the table, to restore
t\e tone of the Stomach, and to remove must complaints caeca-
sione:l by irregularity of the Bowels.
Sold in boxes at 4s. 9tl. 4s. 6d. Its. and 225. by M . Butler,
:Clnetnints, Clreap•ide, curner of St. Paul's, London; Sackville
street, Dublin; Prince.-street, Edinburgh; Savory and Co. 136,
. New Bond-street ; and the principal -Medicine Venders.

LEAKE'S GENUINE PILLS, justly famous tot
curing. in all its stages the VENEREAL DISEASE—
One small !'ill Is I dose, and the taking of one Box, in a recent
case, will seem convince the patient of the certainty of his speedy
tectiverv. Nothing can be better contrived, more safe, or more
convenient than this Remedy, for such as are obliged to go journies
asr to sea, as it •ieeds no confinement nor restraint of Diet; and
sixty years experience (in an extensive practice) has proved that it
will &Wort a Cure when repeated Salivation and all other methodi
avail-nothing. For the Scurvy and other Chronical Disorders,
this Medicine has not its parallel. Upwards of 40,000 persons
of bosh sexec have been radically cured of the above cruel disor:
ders, within the last eight years. I'repared and sold by the sole
proprietors, T. TAYLOR and SON, Members of the Royal Col-
lege of Surgeons, at their House, No. 9, New Bridge-street, in
'Boxes of oily Ls. 9d. each, duty included.--N.K Two back
doors, and Lights in the Passages at night.—They are also sold,
it their appointment, with copious directions, at the Toy-shop,
101, Shim d-street; Mr. Dishorough's, No. 7, Fish-street-hill,
nearly opposkethe Monument ; and by one Person in every con-
si lerahle Town in Great Britain • and Ireland. Advice gratis to
p Two. taking the above, or ..ther of the Proprietor's Medicines.
London, England, 1828-08-13

VICTUALLING OFFICE, August 7, 1828.
THE COII,VISSIO.VERS
.for VICTUALLING
his 3fAJESTrS NAVY, lit. do /well give Notice,
That on Tnunsuav, the 2lst Instant, they will be ready to re-
ceive Tenders in writing (sealed up), and treat for
One Hundred Thousand Gallons of West India RUM,
One Hundred Torts of Muscovado SUGAR,
Thirty Tons of COCOA, and
Forty Tons of New OATMEAL,
T 4 he delivered into his Majesty's Victualling Stores at Deptford,
toe half of each of the Articles by the 15th of September next,
and the remainder by the 30th of that Month.
Samples of the Cocoa and Oatmeal must he produced by the
'Party tendering ; but that (or Sugar will be exhibited at this Office.
The Conditions of the. Contracts may be seen at this Office.
Facts Tender must specify the price in words ,at length, and be
delivered before One o'Clock on the day appointed ; and the
Person who makes the Tender, or some Person on his behalf,
mast attend to answer when called for.
.31. WALLER CLIFTON
London, England, 1828-08-13

UNION-HALL.

A few days ago, an investigation of a serious charge of robber!,
coasmitted by a prisoner named Wolf, took place before the Mar•
shall of the King s Bench; and yesterday all the parties attended
this office, when the following particulars were gore into: Isaac
Samuels stated, that on the sth instant he went into the prison ti
demand a balance of an account owing him by the prisoner; the
when there, the latter took See gold watches us: of his boa, awl
went out of the room ; that he (the witness, wee locked up two a'
three hisurs, and when he was liberated, the prisoner handed hire s
note, which he said was a cheque on the Bank of Engl and for
Witness told hint that he did hut k Itow the value of the watches,

Lyons Samuels, theprosecutor, *twice that his brother was not
authorised to sell the, watches. They were bete handed in, awl
identified by the prosecutor.
Thomas Evans proved, that be hadpurchased one of the watchs
from the prisoner for
W. Rtckeley stated, that ho advance.' 4.90 on the other foes
watches, which he kept as security. '
The note given by the prisoner was also handed in ; it i) vats,'
less.—The prisoner was then committed for trial.

Tam JACULATOtt Fists (Jr
Esq. surgeon, who gives an account or these extraorct•
nary animals in the EJinburgh New Phiiosiirhicat.
Journal for June, 1628, found them in the posses•iontit
a Javanese chid: The List was placed in a sit•all
cular pond, from the centte of which projected are
upwards of two feet in height. At the t3p of this pole
were inserted small pieces of wood sharp pointed. '144
on each of these were placed some insects ot the Deetie
tribe. When all had become tranquil, afttq the pla:";
of the beetles OU the staves, the fish came out 01 the':
'boles, and swam round about the pond. • One of the.*
came. to the surface of the water, rested there, and Ate
steadily fixing his eyes for some time on an insect, 4
discharged from its mouth a mail quantity of via"
fluid, with such force and precision of aim, as to bog
it off the twig into the water, and in an instant 006
lowed it. After this another fish came, and pet tortnof
a similar feat, and was followed by the others, t II ttlett
had secured all the• insects. I observed, that it a 11`df
.
failed in bringing doors its prey at toe first s!.ot,
swam round the. pond till it came opposite the svgs
object, and fired again. In one instance I observed one
of these animals return three limos to the att.rcls bar;
it secured its prey; but, in general, they seemed to
very expert gunners, bringing down their prey at t:
fivit,,hot. This fish, in a state of nature, frequents ,
shores and•iides of the sea and rivers in search of fo":
WherriVespies a fly sitting on the plants that grow 11
shallow water, it swims on to the distance of from four,
five, or six feet from them, and then with surprisin
dexterity it ejects out of its tubular mouth a sinO.k
.
drop of water, which never fails to strike the u4l
the sea, where it soon becomes its prey.

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Lorene: Printed and Publiabed by Joan 3141Vits, tbt Por 0g
et tha Slas OerWei Na 1, Picketttidaces Tcfnik BAr•
London, England, 1828-08-13

•
A teat still kof rain fed yesterday ferinivg an I
Krayrollaurlhe day. thestir.wax yvyaahrri:l4._,l4_l4,
.wavedistiice. • , -

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EDINBURGH, Auourr 11.

The I.ister pstrts tsiti;etcity were completely inun-
dated with the ervcts.of she heavy which fell Lao
week. On Thursday it* top, of the drain ..at Paul'.
Work was forced off; and on Friday the drains isoth at
the east end of theCoerga e and at the bottom of Leith
Wynd, could nett give access to the deluge, avid thus in
the,e parts were formed sheets of wale', which Mon
dated all the lower parts ► f the house, in the neighbour•
hood. enmpelling the inhabitants t't take refuge in the
upper Arms. At Leith W. nt. boys of ten or twelve
years of age stripped off their cloihes and bathed, and
when ttanding upright, the water reachei to the,.
breasts: The intettuption'to the conise of the water is
entirely owing to t a narrowness of the ..ewers, wh ch
are always choked up by any unusual ov-
On the 26th of Ju.se last, when has Majesty's sh p
Barham was about twelve miles off Barhadoes, and run-
ning about ten knots an how, with 4 heavy sea, one n
the sailors fell overboard. A cutter w.S immediately
manned; but whil-t low ring. one of the tackles gay.,
way, and the Mid -hiprnan was precipitated into the
water. 0.1 his rising to the weber., he, with pear,'
self pos.ession, took off his %hoes, and swam t the s•i-
loe, who had become weak, to resider him a.sistane .
they were safely picked up in little m re than 'went)
minutes. The young.Gentlem in who distinguished him-
se f nn this occas;on• is a native of GlasKow.
Although there ate at present twenty steam boats
Inearly double the numb r tf any preceding year
plying regularly hetween the ports on the Frith of
Forth, or directly between them and towns in oche
quarters, they, ate all•well employe) It wa: feale •
that the Dandre pasiage would n.l defray the expense
of a steam packet, yet the Rapid ha-, within this last
fortnight, haJ alt average number of eight)-tliee pas
sengers each trip.
London, England, 1828-08-13

PRI VATg PUPIL

A MARRIED CLERGYMAN, for some years
ski.. Tutor to a Nobleman, and subsequently receiving Six
:'upils into his Howse. a moderate distance irons London, would
be glad to fill a VACANCY with a GENTLEMAN'S SON,
whose Health or Education may require more than common at-
tention.—Letters addressed to the lice. H. S. Messrs. Harding
end 'apostle, Bookeener+, 4, Pall-mall East, London, will be duly
lorwurded to bim in the country.
London, England, 1828-02-22

BIRTHS.

At Paisley, the Lady of Capiain Kirk, 70th Regiment, of a son.
The Lady of Col. Vans Agnew, C.B. of Barnbattoth, of a son.

MARRIED.
At Craighead, the Rev. John M'Ewan of Bahlernock, to Miss
*roach.

At Dundee, G. F. Morrie', Esq.. R.N. to Ckuiotse, ctellg
daughter of the late Edward Wardon, Esq. writer, Coypu Anson.
In Berwick Church, Capt. Askew, R.N. to Sara, third daughter
of the !tete Patrick Dickson, Esq. Whitecross.
At Staunton on Wye, Herefordshire, Mr. Samuel Jones, aged
nineteen, to Jane Mane, aged eigigy4is !—" Had! wedded love !»

DIED.
The I nth Inst. at his home in Pureland-pixce, after a short Maas,
Lieut.-General Burr. in his 79th year.
The lath inst. aged 67, Wm. Parker, Esq. of the Royal Maws,
Pimlico, Chief Clerk of his Majesty's stables.
The 9th last. Mr. David Lees, Principal Clerk of Polke, Edla-
burgh.
At Malta, ou the 22d December last, Mr. James Mayes, of his
Majesty's ship Glasgow.
At Stouyhill, Jamaica, in December last, after a few days illness.
Liens. Edward Gordon, of the 22d Regiment of Foot.
At Inverary aged 77 years, Mr. David Greig, overseer Aso Ms
Grace the Duke of Argyll, for upwards of 411 years.
At Mullin, Logicalmond, Alexander Ilsomploa, aged 101 years.
He enjoyed good health till very lately.
At Cumaock, on the verge of her 100th year, I:linable* Keay.
wife of Hugh Brown, weaver, to whom she had been slurried 5$
years.

U. MN
Dublin 1 4)
Waterfurd 2 0
Guernsey and Jersey 0 0
Lisbon 1 0
Donagbadee 0 0
Buenos Ayres 0 1
Holland 1 0

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' nem
France 1 0
Hamburg 0 2
Flanders 0
Sweden 0 0
Leeward Islands 0 0
Brazil 0 0
Jamaica 0 0

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161.1. W ATAIt at LONDO,
Morning •
Memos •

PN-BRIDGE TO MORROW.
20 minutes after •
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we: Primed and Published br Joule Mains, the Proprietor,
at the kaa Orme, No.l, Plekettplaak Temple-Bar
London, England, 1828-02-22

SMYRNA, Da. 29.

One of the superior Officers employed about the
aultaiis person has arrived this week hom Constantino-
ple. and has brought to our Pacha an authograph
letter !tom his Sovereign. It has been repotted that
the Governor has been recalled, and this news has

.• .1 • .1
spread consternation in the City. Its numerous popula-
tion ardently wishes that Hassan Pacha may retain the
important post which he has filled for these six years,
under the most difficult circumstances with equal credit
and prudence.

We learn from Scio that the Marsouin French brig
of war, which sailed on the 3d of this month for Tou-
lon. was attacked in the night between Scio and Ipsara,
by a Greek mistic, w hich it sunk, and of the crew of which
it wax not possible to save any body. Count Alex. La.
borate, a member of the Greek Committee at Paris, was
on board the Marsuuin, and can certify to his colleagues
that these ate pirates in the Archipelago. We have
jolit received news from Mitylene, which annouace
that an lonian schooner was plundered on the 25th 11
by two vessels, which were part of the expedition of
Colonel Fabvier against Scio. The lonian Captain
having reproached them, that their conduct was not
worthy of the ft iends of liberty, the pirates replied
in Italian="• We must exercise our profession to gain a
ivelihood."

ADMIRALTY OVVICR.—A Hoard was held at the Ad-
miralty this day. at eleven o'clock. for the purpose of examining and
plaeing on the Pension List such Sailors sad Marines as may appear,
whose services, Su. may entitle them to be admitted.
Ye•tertlay the dispatches were closed at the East
India House. and delivered to the pursers of the following ships.
vts Earl of Minims. Captain BIM Suounnron. and George
IV. Captain Timms Wsz.u.sat &snow, for Bengal and China.
Sir RAlCIti BOitDzTT has again agreed to taloe'the
Catholic Petition under his we in the House of Commune.
London, England, 1828-02-22

00 Leitlee.

Mr. WARBURTON gave notice, that on the 27th
instant, he would move for Copies of all Acts of Legis-
lative Assemblies and of Orders in Council issued by
Go'verniuesit for the Regulation of the Colonies.
Adjourned St Si QUARTER•PAST NINE.

BUSINESS IN THE HOUSE OF LORDS—THIS DAY.
The Earl of Kintore e. Fore& Appeal to be further heard.
ParliCullocb v. Mackenzie. Appeal to be beard.
Sla M. Menzies v. the Earl of Breadalbine. Appeal to be heard.
&radian sr. Paton. Appeal case and judgment to be considered.
Rosbeck's Divorce 13i11—to be read a second diner and
several witnesses ordered to attefid to be examined at dietbilte—•
Lords ordered to be specially summoned thereon. _
se. la
HOUSE OF COMMONS—Tan Dor.
01/DICRII or Thia DAY.
Liverpool and Manebester Railway Bin—to be read a eseoad time.
Supply—Committee thereon.
Cambridge Roads Bill—to be read a second time.
Kipping' Cross Road Bill—second reading.
Bolton and Leigh Railway Bill—to be read a snood dates
Ways and Means—Committee thereon.
Wadhurst and Hounsenden Roads Bill—to be read a second time.
Watts Cross and Penlitirst Reads BM—becond reading.
Beaumads Roads Bill—amend reading.
Comm Ql Lawr—adiounted debate thereat axed fir to-day; to be
. 1101990 ed tin Ttleadri.

• . wows OP atossose.

Sir, Hues Haesenia-- Ft; etovein the Coseniktee of Supply, a
Vatean theOednance itatimates for Six Idontbs,na account.
Lord Paussartost—To move also In the said Committee of Sup-
ply. a vote, on account, for Si: Montht, ftkr the Army Estimates.
.Dr. Pniumeone—Te move for sundry Race 4c. repudivi
othig Colirts a Inland.