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London, England, 1826-05-17

THE EVENING STARE

LONDON.

WEDNESDAY, MAY 17, 1126.
STOCK EXCHANGE, TWELVE O'CLOCK.

We lave not, for some time past, had a more barren morning
both for information and speculation in the Funds; scarcely a bar-
gain has been done in Consols, which opened at 781 1 for the Ac-
count, and for July Account 78k 1.
In the Foreign Market it is settling day in Foreign Securities,
and the chid* business doing is balancing accounts.
Curtent Prices: Old Spanish 7k •, Mexican 01 1, Colombian
new 42j j, Peruvian 51k, Russian 76k, New Scrip k per•
Exchequer Bills 8 10 prem.
London, England, 1826-05-17

NI °VIM ENTS.

The Baroness WMaugishy de Rresbrand the Honourable Mist
Elliott arrived yesterday at their house, Whitehall, from their
seat at Richmond.
Lord and Lady Dynevor and family arrived yeste'day at their
house in Dover-street, from their seat, Barrington Park, Oxford.

Lord and Lady Folkestone and family have left town fur the
Isle of Wight.

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Lord and Lady King have left town for their seat, Ockham.
Arrivals ar Fenton's New /Intel, St. James's-street—The Rev..
John and Mrs. Cartwright anti family, from their seat in Suffolk ;
General Hipphorn, from Brighton ; J. R. West, Esq. from his
seat, Alscot Park, Worcestershire.
Mrs. Narrow and family arrived yesterday at Jordan's Hotel,
.St. James s-street, from a tour.
Arrivals at Read's Hotel, Lower Grosvenor-street—Admiral
S.th:rby, from a tour ;' Sir William Aston, Bart; W. Lewis, Esq.
The Hon. Captain l3ridgeman arrived in town yesterday, from
'his seat, Knocking Hall, Shrewsbury.
I'. D. Cooke, Fog. strivad esterday at his house in Prince's-
street,. Hanover-square, from
Arrivals at the Burlington Hotel, Old Burlington and Cork
iitreets--Colonel Stewart, H.P. Mrs. and Miss Stewart, from
Southanepron Potter, F.sq. from ditto; Rev. Mr. Digby,
Nrs. Digby, and family, from a tour. Departures—The Right
jlon. C. B. Bathurst, fa Henley; Colonel Janson, H.P.. for
Woodhly, Newbury.
Departures from Beriter's Hotel, Berner's street--General Chas.
Gram and Lady, for Windsor • Mrs. and Miss Porches and Miss
,Norman, for Barkby Hall, Leicestershire.
Depat;ures from tbd Brunswick Hotel (late Blake's) Jermyn.
.street—Sir James and Lady Gambier, for 'Tunbridge Wens; Mr.
and Mrs. H. Perkins and family, for Springfield.
London, England, 1826-05-17

F&

(ABLE INTELLIGENCE.

PA RTIRS.
Lady Astley gave a grated rout on Monday evening, at her Louse
be. Lower Grosvenor-etreet, which was very numerously and fa-
shionably attended.
?hn Countess of Mansfield kadarrisical party on Monday morn-
ing, at be, house in Hanwwwweridt, which was attended by his
Royal Highness Prince Leopshiiind a iirge party of fashionable..
Lord Maryborough entertskled the PArf and Countess of Clare
and a large party at dinner yesterday,.it-idi house in Saville-street.
The Bishop of Ratner had a dinner party yesterday, at his howse
in Great George-street, Westminster.
Lord Carrington entertained a large party at dinner yesterday,
at his house, Whitehall.
Cannel Cuff, M.P. had a dinner party yesterday. at his house,
The following distinguished personages had dinner parties On
Ainnday—The Duke of Grafton, the hfarquis of Cholnionfieley;
Viscountess Hampden, the Rarl of Suffolk, M. A. Taylor,Rick
Al. P. and C. Musgrave, lisq. .
London, England, 1826-05-17

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

FALIIOOI6I. May 15.—Varbble, light winds.—. Arrived the
Sarah, Stomas, from London ; Edward Prothero, Piton:ay, from,
Limerick; and Vixen Post all steam packet, from Milfeed—the
two latter Galled again for Londete."
POMMY", Mir 15.—Wind R.—Arrived the Friends, Doses,
from Memel, in 15 days. On the Ist inst. in the Rut Sea, fell in
with the Argus, Posvt.z, from Memel to Sligo, in a leaky and da.
'staged state, and save her safeanto Elsineur. Railed the Bruck,
forßotterdant.
Possvuonut, Mar‘tikrpind W.S.W. -No arrivals or sailing..
Cowes, Mar 16.eeta 8.--Aerived the Leopard. Gassy,
Crops Charleston, in 41 days and the Mammals, Arsws, from
Matanzas.
Doves, Mar 16, Su, r.it.—The wind has just changed to
S.& W. The Hon. Company's ship Vansittart is now passing for
the Downs ; and the Mellish is in sight to the westward.
DIAL Mar 16.—Wind R.—Passed through from the River
last night, the Frederick. Coasts, for Jamalea • Posey Hall, Haan,
fur Sc. Lucia; lenses Dunlop, for iierra Logue; and a
transport bark, for --.
Srasaxs s, MAY 16.—Sailed the Marquis of Huntley, Asuman,
with convicts for New South Wales.
London, England, 1826-05-17

FRICE OF SHARES.

S- --- •
WIFT and Cp. feel it due from them tt+ apprize the
Public, that the preient Prices of Tickets and Shares will
continue only until the 27th Instant ; after which time they will be
higher, and will from time to time advance. SIX Prizes of
£30.000, to be determined on the 18th JULY, and the certainty
that Lotteries will for ever cease after that day, are circumstances
which must induce a great demand, and a consequent scarcity of
the Tickets.

SWIFT and Co. take leave to state that, in the last Lottery
containing ,C 30,000 Prises, they Sold TWO out of the FOUR of
them, at their Offices, Nu. 11, POULTRY ; 1, STRAND; and St,
ALDSATI HIDD•STILLZT ; where many other Capitals have been also
recently Sold.

ZVER 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 such singular construction
and extreme diftuulty 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 pick and
black, and placed on a white ground, the address,
97, HIGH-HOLBORN,

Is also white letters edged with pink and black, but placed on the
law pattern, the signature and price at foot are black ott a white
ground, the preamble and directions fur use are printed as before,
]bask letters on white ground.
97, High-Holborn September, 1823.

THE GRAVEL AND STONE►, LUNISAGO, &c.
tIICKI4IAN'S PILLS are allow•eil to be the most
11 succeuful Preparation for effectually removing, and pre-
venting the fnture recut recce of those Disorders which arise from
an imperfect action of the Urinary Organs, as Gravel and Stone,
Lumbago, Paint in the nick and Loins, &c: Gernposed of the
most innocent ingredients, this troll...valuable Medicine relieves the
suffering patient from the excruciating tortures of those diseases
without any violence or injury to the constitution, and requires no
confinement or restraint of diet during its use. his one olden oldest
Public Medicines extant; and its peduliar virtues and efficacy have
uniformly maintained the highest reputation. •
Sold in Boxes, at fis. 9d. and lls. by Butlers, Chemists, 4, Cheap-
side, corner of St. Paul's, London; and 54, Sackville-street,
Dublin; and 73. Princes.street, Edinburgh; Savory and Co. 136,
New Bond-street, and 220, Regent-street ; and by the principal
Medicine Venders throughout the United Kingdom.
Of whom may be had, BUTLER'S CASEPOT OPODEI.-
DOC, strongly recommended in Chronic Rheernatism, Spasmodic
Affections, Palsy, Stiffness and Enlargement of the Joints, Spraing,
Bruise kc. In Bottles, at Is. ad.
London, England, 1826-05-17

Also may be hail. lately published, a New Edition,
price 3.. 6d. bound, of
A KEY to WALKINGANIKS TUTOR; containing Solu-
tions of the Questions, with the references as they stand in the last
Edition of tbarwork. By T. Hewitt. And
A:SHORT TitEATISE upon BOOK-KEEPING by RINSCH
ENTRY, adapted to the Use of Schools, and intended asa Sup-
plansekt to Wadtiegatne's Arithmetic. By the Editor of that Book.
Price Is. or bound up with the Arithmetic 31. bound...
London, England, 1826-05-17

KING'S THEATRE.

Last night. Ii TONCIedi was performed, for the third time this
season. Mad. PASTA appeared as Tancredi, and Mad. CARADORt.
with Signors CURIO/II and Pasumanit supported the characters of
Anonsaide. Argirio, and Oriazussw. The noble recitative, (M perk
ddce, wis finely declaimed by Mad. PAtTA, and the far-famed, Di
tend palpiti, which it introduces, was sung with the most beautiful
ductility. Tke deepest attention marked its progress, and the ap-
plause which followed its termination was ♦ehement. On boils
occasions the aria was entered. 11ad. Caaasioat sang with her
usual purity and sweetness: .her first cantina was much applauded,
and the aria, Giusto cid, in the second act, was sling with delicacy,
and the succeeding movement with equal brilliancy. Cap:tont and
Pau.sousi wete very effective.
London, England, 1826-07-13

mansion

rcE.

FASHIONABLE
PARTIES,
Dowager Countess of Stamfordentertained a seleet'party yeatet-
datevening at her house in Charles street.
• Air Macdonald anti the Countess of Antrim entertained a dis-
tinguished party at dinner yesterday, at their house In Berkeley 141.
The Hon. Mr Musgrave had • k dinner party yesterday, at his
house in Harley street.
. C. H. Tracey, req. estertained a large party at dinner yesterday,
at WBllO4l. in Dover street.
MOVEMENTS.
The Duke and Duchess of Montrose and family have left town
for their seat in Scotland.
The Marquil and Marchioness of Dowushire and family have
arrived at Read's Hotrl, Lower Grosvenor street, from Ireland.
The Hon. Mr Eyre has left ditto, on a tour.
The Dowager Marchioness of Exeter left towtr yesterday, for
her seat at Roehampton. -
The Dowager Marchioness of Londonderry has left her seat in
Hants for Christchurch.

Emily Marchioness of Londonderry arrived in town Testa-Jay,
from her seat. North Cray, Kent.-
The Earl and Countess of Jersey left :own yesterday for Brussels.
The Earl of Poseis -has left town for his seat in Shrorkiro.
The Hon. Mr and Mrs Bridgman and faMily left town yester-
day, for their seat in Netts.
The Bishop of Salisbury and fancily /lave left town for the Palace
at Salisbury.
Sir William and Lady Jane Houston have left town fur Paris.
Thomas D. Gordon, F.eq. ia town yesterday, for his seat,
Letton, Norfolk.
J. Fullarton, Esq. left town yesterday for Scotland.
Captain Knollys has artieied at Fenton's New Hotel, St. James's
street, from a tour. Departitree—A. F. Nunes, Esq. for his
seat in Heats; Atkinson,- Esq. for Bath.
Arrirals at the St. Petersburg Hotel, Diver street—The Duke
de Montebello and suite from Cambridge; la Comte Camille de
Montalivet, from ditto; Prosper _Devergler from ditto; General
Gooch'', from Paris; William Bentintk; Req. from India; W.
H. SWeethlng, Esq. from Oxford; J•ha Vauderven, Esq. Mrs.
Vanderven, and family. frost India; Miss Proctor, Miss Dure,
and Mrs Turner, from Brussels.
Arrivals at Batt's Hotel, Dover street—J. Rankin, Esq. ftOrn
Cheltenham, and Henry Lawrence, Esq. Depirtures—Colonel
and Mrs Jones and family. for Paris; Major and Mrs Symonds
for Ply elPeec • Colonel Clark, for Scotland; Mrs Ogilby, for
ditto; and Ear; Lisenore for Berkshire.
Arrivals at the Burlington Hotel, Gid Burlington and Cork
streets—Sir Jenkins Gordon and Mr Hammond. from Lincoln-
shire- James Spathes, Esq. from Richmond. Departures—Cap-
tain Lincoln-
shire;
for Scotland; H. Rennie, Es* for Pa (smooth;
and George Knox, Zap as a taw. •
London, England, 1826-07-13

NUMBER 12,298.3•

.15TUBiltrrs PEERAGE OT THE UNITED
KINGDOM,

The Public are respectfully informed, that a &immix: to this
Work is preparing, and will be shortly published, containing the
bewly created Vert, the 'Peers of Scotland, whose Titles were
restored In the last Session of Parliament, with Engravings of their
Arms and Supporters; also an Account of the Births. Deaths, and
Marriages which have taken place since the Publication of the
present Edition. Prioe Is.

Minted for Rivingtons, Egerton, Cuthell, Clarke., Longman
ind Co. Cadell, Richardson, Booth, Booker, Baldwin and Co.
Kingsbury and Co. BagsterHanallton and Co. Hambards, Hard-
ing, Rodwell and Co. Lloyds, Whittaker, and Saunders and Co.

NEXT TUESDAY, OR NOT AT ALL!

ALTHOUGH the notoriety given to the fact, that
Stale Lotteries will terminate foe ever on TUESDAY
NEXT, might make it appear unnecessary now to say more upon
the subject, yet the patronage so liberally bestowed upon the
Offices of

B I S
4, CORNHILL, AND 9, CHARING-CROSS,

Demands that the attention of the Friends of these Establish-
molts should be particullrly called to i•. On that day Lotteries
will ►tot only cease for ever; but there will then be Drawn, for the
first and last time in One Day, SIX Prizes of £30,000, being the
only opportunity which will ever be afforded of gaining, as many
thousands have done, a large fortune.by a trifling risk.
It is not too much to anticipate that, in the distribution of the
above splendid Prizes, the usual good fortune will attend Btsn's
Offices, particularly when it is known that there were Shared and
Sold in the List Twelve Months, five Prizes of £30,009, Four of
dC21,000, Nine of £20,000, besides numerous others of £lO,OOO,
£2,000, and £l,OOO, acc. &e. Also ih the last Drawing (3d
of May),
No. 1,833, Class B, £21,000 !
No. 3,825, Clastt-A, £21,000 !
Etc. &e. Ste.

MT 11, 18'26.

LOTTERIES END FOR EVER
NEXT TUESDAY.
CARROL L, Contractor, assures the Public that,
The very Last Drawing is Next Tuesday,
The very Last Lottery All Next Tuesday, - .
The very Last Chance is Next Tuesday,
That will ever be presented to gain THIRTY THOUSAND Poinsns, by
risking a mere trifle.
The Scheme contains for the MUT, Lam, and onzr Ton in the
annals of Lotteries,
SIX PRIZES OF £30,000, ace. &e.
WITH EVERY TICKET A PRIZE!
Forming an Aggregate
Exceeding £339,000!
ALL IN, ONE DAY,
NEXT TUESDAY:IB.rd THIS MONTH (JULY),
WHEN LOTTERIES END FOR EVER.
Tickets and Shares are now on Sale by CARROLL (Con-
tractor), at his Fortunate Offices No. 19, Cornhill ; Charing
cross ; and 46, Oxford street, Letkon; where he Sold, .)rithin a
short period,
4 Prizes of £30,000!
4 Prizes or • 20,000!
And other Capitals in foimer Lotteries, exceeding
' A MILLION STERLING!

.• . •
London, England, 1826-07-13

DUBLIN, JULY 11.

SERIOUS RIOT—SEVERA t: PERSONS **Mk-db.
Sackville-s. reet. and the streets errmfaproestFillpy
evening wet*. thrown into a state t ftMgrp.tass confu-
sion and alarm by a riot, that,arnie in a Inf9f)gt: snsuct.
den and extraordinary that, at this moment, wt4rx at a
loss to account for it in any sitisfactory way. The only
information we have been able to ascertain isrtliaea Gen-
tlem4n_on board a. pleasure. boat, a little. before eight
o'clock, which had been moored fcr some days a short
distance from Carlisle-bridge, ascended the mast, and
pla ed on the spindle a small weathercock, representing
the figure of Mercury, from which Hew two small
streamers of orange ribbon. The figure of itself was
likewise painted of this offensive colour. We are sorry
to say that this attack was commenced by some re-
spectable persons. Both sides of the Qv/ were lined
with crowds of people, and from both sides showers of
!tones were poured on the vesel. The attack was an-
swered by a charge of musquetry loaded with slugs from
the boat; several shots were filed, and we are sorry to
say several persons were wounded. The persons found
'on board are in custoiy, as well as several others bor
the riot.

NAVAL IN fELLIGENCE.
London, England, 1826-07-13

POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

MANSION HOUSE.
A watchman Charged two gentlemen, Mr. CL it William; and
Mr. 1". lima" with having acted in a disorderly manner, and
broken the peace on the night,. before. •
The watchman stated that Its he was going along oat his beat at
about half past eleven o'clock, he saw the two gentienien standing
talking together. Sonn afteiwards twa females addressed them,'
and the 'witness went tip and desired them to move on. The wo-1
seen walked awey without hesitadoo, but the gentlemen refused
stir until they should have finished their conversation, whereupon
the witness threatened to lodge them in the compeer; and actisaU y
did imprison them there during the night.
The LORD ?slaves strongly censured the watchman for having
taken into custody and Imprisoned the defendants under such dr.'
ctmstances.
The Gentlemen said they bad a complaint of rather a serious
nature to make against the watchman aad the constable who at.
tended upon the charge. The Gentlemen, who could attribueol
their apprehension by the watchmen to nothing but the wish to
extort money, asked whether they could not get away without the
trouble of appearing before the Lord Mayor? The watchmen,
wboie ears were open to any request of indulgence, intimated that
that could not be, but then the thing might be softened down if the
Gentlemen pleased. This hint was taken, five shillings was Orel
condition, and it was remarked that the watchman brought forward
his charge in a very subdued and stawatchusan-like manner, when
the matter came to be tried.

The Loan Maroa asked the watchman were the five shillings were
The watchman was struck aghast by this sudden turn of attain,
and said be bad them not.
One of the complainants—Certainly he has them not. but the
constable with whom be settled the matter has them.
The constable admitted that the watchman bad handed some
money to him, but then he knew nothing about it.
The mlAan Maroa--Wbat motive had the watchman for handing
the five shillings to you ?
The constable—What motive ! (confused) Oh, because be had
Is sin his pockets.
Loan Maven Instantly 'Depended the watchman and the
constable.
London, England, 1826-07-13

FASHIONABLE GREAT COATS, muss AND MORN-
ING COATS, LADIES' HABITS, PELISSES, ai.e
A GREAT SAVING will be found.at RADFORD'S,
26, PICCADILLY, near Air-street. Gentlemen wanting
fashionable, well-made, good Clothes, cut upon scientific prin-
ciples, and made to fit the shape in an elegaint and superior manner,
will find the greatest advantage, by giving their Orders as above.
Ladies Habits and Pelisses cut and made to fit in the first style,
by experienced Workmen, and at moderate prices. Opera Cloaks,
Box, Curricle, and Driving Coats, made at a short notice; for the
convenience of Centienien travelling, some are kept ready finished.
A Suit well made in Eight Hours, if required. Best superfine
Coats, £3 6s. £3 12s. Bide and Black, £3 6s. se3 12s. £3 18s.
Fashionable Waistcoats, from 12$. to 181. Trousers, from 18s.
upwards : a variety of new and beautiful Patterns just out, for the
present season.-.A good suit of Servant's Livery, complete, li. 15s
Radford's, No. 26, Piccadilly, near Alt-strut.
London, England, 1826-05-19

AROMATIC SPIRIT OF VINICEPAR.
'PHIS agteeabk perfutned liquor (the original in-
vention of Mr. Meng) which is of well-known efficacy in
r-lieving Faintness and Ifrad-ache and in counteracting the
ttfects of over-heated, close, or infected air, continuos to be pre-
pared, in the greatest perfection, by Messrs. 'l'llo3. and WM
111:N HY, Manufacturing Chitral:its, Manchester. It is sold in
1..411011, wholesale and rrtail, by Messrs. Ilavi.sv and Bum,
Perfumirs, CoelsEpur-street ; and Retail, ,poke 2s. 9d. by one
agent or more in every principal Town ; but it cannot be genuine,
unless the names of the above preparers are engraved on the
Government stamp, which is fixed over the cork of each bar--
Proper Sponge Buses are sold by Bayley and Blew, as usuaL
Ai above may also be had, authenticated by a similar stamp,
I kis av bs CALCINLL Mawieau, in bottles at 9.5. 9d. or with glass
• oppers at is. 6d.
London, England, 1826-05-19

NAVAL IN I ELLIGF.NCL

The following information was Oda morning potted at Ultra
" Buenos Ars ea, Fes. 11..—8 y advice, from Chili, in 11 dam;
Chiloe had been taken from the Spaniards."
The Royal Charlotte, which sailed from Port Jackson the 17th
of June last, having on board several ladies, and detachments of
the 20th, 46th, and 59th Regiments, in all 71 men, eight women,
and six children, struck on Frederick Reef three days after
leaving that port, and was driven, by a heavy sea, high and
dry on the rod. Having made Lis passengers and crew
as comfortable as their distressing situation would permit, the
thief officer, Mr. Pasts, and a few men, took the lung boar,
ht which, after beating about at sea horaty-ens days, he made
Morton Bay, where he found a surveying brie, which be took
up and proceeded back to Frederick Reef. He succeeded in
rescuing the whole, With the exception of one man and a child.
The Royal Charlotte's stock was completely exhausted by consump-
tion or waste, dysentery was common in the wreck, the brig was
out of general sea stock, a.d the most melancholy prospezt presented
itself, when they were rescued front their miserable situation by
the arrival of Mr. PARIS.
Letters from Ilavannak td the 14th of March state, that his Ma.:
jesty's ship Sresatwatt., on her voyage front the Bahamas, bid
picked up the crew of a Spanish vessel wrecked, and also Slf
slaves, which she had on board.

Arrived uff Brighton, the Nepos, --, from the Mauritius-
sailed 3d February.
Of Scilly, the Brilliant, Regrow, from the Hsvanttah.
The Africa was to sall from the Mauritius a few day after the
2d of February. The Wallace and the Pallas were to sail about
the 20th February, all for London
FALMOUTH, 3/AT 17.—Wind W. to N.W.—Passed by, the
Argo, TAYLOR, from Serra Leone for I.eith." Sailed the Fuur
Friends, ROSKRTS, for London. The Venus, of Polatow, front
Plymouth to Newport, seruek on the Manacle Rocks yesterday
morning, and sunk. Crew saved.
POILTSMOUTH, MAT 18...-Wind W..-Arrived the St. Andrew,
Dupes, from Sierra Leone, in 65 days--sailed in company with
the Sir William Wallace, fur Liverpool; also, the Pt ince Resent,
for Cork, Dams, Master, the I tte Master and Mate having died
at Sierra Leone. Arrived the Fame, Stamm, from ditto; and the
Jane, them, from London. Passed by, the Royal George. Rev-
MOLDS, from Bengal; and Funchal, Bl'Pmeason, from 'Madeira.—
Sailed the Ilope, GRILGORT, for London.
Dam., May 16.—Wind S.S. W.—Arrived and sailed for the
River, the Water Lily, Balms, from Jamaica; Charles Brook,
Batt., from St. Vincent's; and the Royalist, Cooe. from the South
Seas. Sailed the Rawlins, Ranammt, for Jamaica; and not the
Recovery, for Bombay, as reported yesterday.
Livearoor, MAY 17.-Wind N. W.— A [rived the Hercules.
Monism, from Buenos Ayres—sailed the 14th of February. The
Countess of Liverpool, Mary At.n, and Margaret, were to sail on
the 17th t the John, and the Doris, sailed on the 30th of January,
all for this port.—Also arrived, the Commerce, Oarr, front Ma-
lags; and the /drily Law:atria, from Campeachy.
London, England, 1826-05-19

CHF.VAIJER RUSPINI'S MEDICINES.

• 111-IE CHEVALIEIt ItUSPINIVei:io inform the
NoliiLty, Gentry, and the Public, that be has appointed Mr.
C/I•at.us Bunts, 4. Cheapside, Agent for the Sale of his Me-
dicines, viz. the Dentrifice and Tincture for Beautifying and Pre-
sr; wing the Teeth and Gums, and fastening those Teeth that are
to ; has Elixir fur curing the Tooth-ache; and the Balsamk
Styptic for stopping all Bleedings 'vernal and Internal. They ate
t•use prepared by the Csavausa, from the Original Receipt of
his Father.

Sold by flutters, Chemists, 4, Cheapside, corner of St. Paul's,
Loudon ; 54, Sackville-streut, Dublin ; and 73, Pritne'4.street,
Edinburgh ; 'Smyth and Nephew, Perfumers, New Bond-street;
and the principal MedicineVenders throughout the Uniteditingdont.
lbe above Medicines cannot be Genuine, uniesa the Name
of the " Chevalier J. H. 'lluspini" is engraved nn the Government
b‘stlip, which is attached to each 1.1. a and Bottle.
London, England, 1826-05-19

' hostility to a reform of the Court. The Hon. and Learned Gen.,
demon, having apologised for occupying the attention of the House
so long, concluded, by stating, that he felt it his duty to dec/are the
reasons of his vote on the question.
Mr. Secretary Ptat. explained.
Mr. R. SMITH was of opinion that the Commission was not
authorised to inquire into the conduct of the Lord Chancellor. As
one of tho-e who had signed the Commission, he was ready to ac-
knowledge that enough• had not yet been done, and that there 'was
room hr more to be done.
Mr. DENMAN could not deny that some good had been done
by the Report, but be thought that as the Lord Chancellor was one
of the Commission, it was not likely that he would have signed his
own condemnation. He would add, that the conduct of the Chan-
cellor had not been sufficiently enquired into by this Report.

Dr. Linn IMITON explained.
After a few •bservations from Mr. TIS.AL, Mr. A

and Mr. &Jamey, leave was given to bring in the Ball.
The Alehouse Liecnaing Bill was read a third tinae and passed.
SESSIONAL GRANTS.

The usual Sessional (Mars were voted in Committee. The
Douse resumed, and the other Orders of the Day were disposed of.

ADJOURNMENT t•! THE HOUSE.
Mr. W. WY NN gave notice, on the part of his Right Honour-
able Friend the Secretary for Foreign Affairs, of his int, ntion to
move that the House, at its rising this dry (Friday), should adjourn
to this day sennight.
The House then adjourned at Hatir-rasT Two o'Clock.

THE LOTTERY NOW ON SALE IS THE LAST THAT
WILL EVER BE ALLOWED IN THIS KINGDOM-
THE PRICE OE TICKETS AND SHARES WILL RISE
IN A FEW DAYS. THERE ARE SIX OF .00,000. ALL
TO BE DRAI% N IN ONE DAY.
London, England, 1826-05-26

PARTIES.

The Marquis of Stafford had a dinner party yesterday, at his
house in Cleveland square.
The Dowager Countess of Clare entertained the Barones
Willoughby de Ersby and a distinguished party at•dinner yesterday
at her house is Saville street.

Lord Berwick had a grand dinner party yesterday, at his house
in Bryanstone-square.

The following distinguished personages had dinner parties yes-
terday—Lady Bromley, the Hen. Mrs. Bennett, and Mr. Cox.
The Marquis and Marchioness of Ormond, and Mr. and Mrs.
Twigg, arrived in Dublin, on Monday, from Holyhead.
Tuesday, the 23d of May, the Earl of Chesterfield completed
his twenty-first birth-day, and entered on the possession of his ex-
tensive estates. His Lordship gave a splendid dinners* a numerous
and distinguished party of friends yesterday at Chesterfield House.
It was, we believe, his Lordship's first entertainment in town since
his arrival at full age. Rehnsd taste and hospitality are associated
with the title of Chesterfield, and those best acquainted with his
Lordship are confident they will not be severed in the person of ita
present possessor.
London, England, 1826-05-26

CHEVALIER RUSPINI'S MEDICINES.

THE CHEVALIER RUSPINI begs to inform the
Nobility, Gentry, and the Public, that he has appointed Mr.
CllA4Lill Bortia 4. Cheapside, Agent for the Sale of his Me-
dicines, viz. the bentrince and 'tincture for Beautifying and Pre-
serving the Teeth and Gums, and fastening those Teeth that are
loose; his Elixir fur curial; the Tooth-ache; and the Balsamic
Styptic for stopping all Bleedings external ind internat. They ate
now prepared by the Cmcvatzsa, front the original Receipt of
his Father.

Sold by Butlers, Chemists, 4, Cheapside, corner of St. Paul's,
London ; 54, Sackville-street, Dublin; and 75, Prince's-street,
Edinburgh ; Smyth soil Nephew, Perfumers, New Bond-street;
and the priucipal Medicine Venders throughout the United Kingdom.
KT The above hledicines cannot be Genuine, unless the Name
of the " Chevalier J. B. Ruspiiir is engraved on tke Government
Stamp, which is attacked to each Box and Bottle.
London, England, 1826-05-26

MOVEMENTS.

The Duke of Bedford has arrived in town, from his seat at
Woburn, Bedfordshire.
Sir Walter James, Bart. and family arrived yesterday at Miller's
Hotel, Jermyn-street, from Scotland.
Mr. Littleton, M. P. has kft Portman square, for his seat, Ted-
desley, Staffordshire.
Arrivals at Hoboes's Hotel, Parliament street—The lion. Major
Murray, from Scotland; Liptropp, Esq. and Mrs. French,
trim their seat is Kent.

Arrivals at Fenton's New Hotel, St. James's street—James
Kemp, Esq. M.P. (tom Brighton 1 Storey, Esq from ditto;
Captain Collier, R.N. from his seat in Hants; S. Jarrard, Esq.
from Oxford.

Departures from Kirkham's Hotel, Lower Brook street—Mr.
and Mrs. Goodwini for Path; Captain Dined'', on a tour; Wm.
Ryland, Esq. fir Cambridge:
Arrivals at the Bath Hotel, Arlington street—Mr. and Mrs.
&ebbing, from Hens ; Mr. Mrs. and bliss Welland, from Bath ;
Mr. and Mrs. Venting and family, from their seat in Devonshire.
Departures—Mr. and the Misses Lomax, fur their seat in Sarrey ;
Mr. and Din. Procter, for Berks.
London, England, 1826-07-14

made before the 10th of August next. We trust thatl
such of our countrymen as are interested will look to
this. The following are extracts :
LISUON;sJoisr 1.
The Casette contains an advertisement from the War Office, ad.
dressed to the Commissioners appointed to distribute the prize-
money due to the troops engaged in the Peninsular war. The
Commissioners are directed not to receive any claims after the 10th
of August neat, as it is not just that the distribution of the prize-
money should be longer delayed.

OPORTO, Ju= ft.

Arrived. the Trium ratite brig, hi 60 days, from Rio de Janeiro. The
captain, Antonio Jose Ferreire, having died at sea nine days ago, the
vessel is under observation, by order of the Board of Health, and
the letters are, therefore, not delivered. We know, however, that
His Majesty bad arrived at Rio, from Bahia, at the beginning of
April, and bad been received with great rejoicing and public

The news of the death of King John VL had been received at
'ernambuco.

(These Gazettes contain no other mention of the affairs of Brazil
In the resolution of the Emperor
Frankfort Papers to the Bth instant reached us this
forenoon; they contain an article from Smyrna, noticing
the arrival of M. ROYER, Aid-de-Camp to the French
Ambassador at Constantinople, and his sudden dspar-
ture ; his mission is supposed to be connected with some
plan for putting down Greek piracy. The following is
an extract:
London, England, 1826-07-14

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

Mr. D. Coateto, from the Taittem.o, is appointed Master of the
NORTM STAR, vice HASILLIPORD.
The Brothers, Ilttt, from. Liverpool to New Orleans, war
wrecked-in the Did Channel on the 4th ult.
Arrived off Scilly, the Swallow, flousaetto, and Henry, At.
DAMEN, front Rio de Janeiro.
FALMOUTH, JULY 12.—Wind W.S.W.—Arrived the Sandwich
packet, from Lisbon, in nine days. e
PLrainurit,. JULY 12.—Wind W.—The Enterprise, Batt, from
Greenock to St. John's (N. B.), ran on Dipper Ledge the 7th ult.
and hasbeen abanrittned by the crew.
Porrsmouvii, Juts 13.—Wind W.S.W.—Arrived his Majesty's
ship GALATIA, froin the Hivannab, &c. with dispatches—sailed
the 20th of June; Demerara Packet, Coux, from London for Ja.
maim:. Australki, Wn.son, from Hamburgh for. New South Wales;
and his Majesty's. cutter* liaiwit, Ses.autott, and Ass.ow, from
a crdize. •
Dear., Jut? 13.—Wind W.S.W. fresh bteete.—aArrived the
Atlas, --.. , from Gibraltar and Lisbon • Orpheus, HERRMAN,
frotn Cette ; Betsey, Assn*, from Teneriffe; Glaphyra, ----,
front Antigua; Fox, %Viten, from Zante ; Lebanon, Krafft, from
31alaga) Arab, front &. Petersborgh ; Lively and Laurel, froln
• Hamburgh f and Johanna Elizabeth, from Batavia. Arrived from
the River, and remain, the Madras, i3Lact, for India; and the
Daniel, GARBUTT, for the South Seas.

liseinsym, Alan 7.—Saturday the pilots, • Messes. Powell and
Robicheaut, brOught into this port the hermaphrodite brig Caro-
line, of Quebec, about 100 tons burthen, laden with dimension
deals, which bad been abandoned id the Gulf. No person en
board. She bad See feet water in het hold, her sails loose, bow-
sprit sprung close to the stem, sot& bread and beef on deck, and
had the appearance of the crew having lived there some time. She
was picked up about 20 miles N. to the north cape of Cape Drank.
London, England, 1826-07-14

GREENWICH HOSPITAL.

A variety of accounts relative to that most mogul&
tent National Establishment, Greenwich Hospital, bairn
bee► published by order of the House of Commons. It
may not be uninteresting to our Readers to learn some
-of the particulars given in these Returns:
This fine Asylum for our worn out Officers and men of the 'Royal
Navy, has, upon its in-door entablisinient, 100 Officers; Chas,
and other persons in civil departmeou ; 1,710 Pensioners:and
116 Nurses.

The -total Revenue of the Hospital in the Year 1112 S • - .E 187,343
Its Espentlitere . • 148,404
Leaving a subscription Pond of . . . .e 58,1141
Applicable towards die Paulette, of the thst-Pessioners. of whom
thaw were— .. • Pet annum.
.
110 Pest Captains at , . • £.O
1S Commanders at . . 6S
10 Lieutenants at . . so
•
115,54, Privates, at rates of Pension varying from IL to 401. per

annum.
The amount of all Agee out-pensions was no his a sum than
1191,790 f. es.-3d. which sunk was defrayed by a vote from Parlia-
ment on the Estimilea of the Navy of 160,0001. andll,7llol. 9s. 3d.
of the Surplus Revenue of the Establishment.
The care which this country takes of het worn-out
seamen and soldiers is one of the most honourable fea-
tures in her history, and the immense expense which she
incurs for this btneselent, but just purpose, ought to be
known,not only yithin-het own territoriesibnt throughout
the nations of the world, to whom it may be at once a
proof of her power and justice, and an example for
their imitation.
WEATHER ON RIE CONTINENT.
London, England, 1826-07-14

FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE.

ALMACK'S.
'The last ball for the senses was given at these elegant rote= ea
Wednesday evening, which was attended by upwards of SOD of
the ham too among whom were—
Prince dhoishffig.
Del* de >lle
Deism et Wdlligius.
=fteses--Brally et 14= Allesbery, DAWN
sad Mad,. •
Oseadt, Potties, Leitrim, Downer
Warwick aid Liendele.
lArdu--Adoeses. Charles Somerset, Pioeistiee Edward
Somerset, C. Wallealry, Jarmyn, and Tullaniare.
Ladies—Raansase, A. Plitt, Barnard, two Brudenells, J.
Petra, two Bandetits, S. Lama: Meads, de Clifford, B. Bruce,
D. °Wriggles,' C. Grevik, C. Blain, C. llarbant. E. Kerr,
Dude, Dedue, ammewertb, two Clements, E. Monk, L. Scott,
IL east, corals lievogp, Paul, C. Somerset, Trollops, L
Basthth, Braless, A. Scat, Miner, A'Court, L. Sentinel,
Damoise ISsebereegh, K. Stewart, J. Blackford, B. Marsharn,
Galway, C. Stewart. G. Seymour, and G. Hervey.
Baeces-..ltotamb, Cetto, and Robeck.
Ilessoot Plavigny.
n=ot Dannoskeald.
Stwoossa de Robed."
PARTIES.
-

The Dowager Countess 9t. Germain entertained a distinguished
tinny at dinner yesterday, at her house in Cavendish street.
The Countess of Baez entertained a large party of fashieeables
wit Wednesday evening, at her house in Hill street.
Viscountess Hampden had a grand dinner party yesterday, at
•er house in Green street, Grosvenor square.

MOVEMENTS.

The Bari and Coentei; of CaulWs and family have left town for
their seat, St. Margaret's.
The Earl and Countess Sefton fort town yesterday, for their seat,
Stoke Yarn, Berks.

The Earl and Countess of Digby have left town, fir their seat,
Sherborne Castle, Dorsetshire.
The Earl aid Cannon of Scarborough have arrived at their seat
in Yorkshire, from Lord Middletores, Waste. House, Netts.
The Earl of Abergavenny has left town, for his seat, Edridge
Castle, Sasser.
The Earl of Besboroogh has left town, for his seat at Itoe-
trampton.
Lord and Lady Clive have left town for their seat, Fowls Castle,
Montgomeryshire.
Lord and Lady Farnborough have left town, for their seat,
Manley Hill, Kent.
Sir George and Lady Stewart have left town for Ramsgate.
Henry Fielding, Esq, has arrived at the Chrendoo Hotel, Bond
street, front a tour.
Mr and Mrs Thompson Bomar arrived yesterday at Jordan's
Hotel, St. James's street, from their seat in Kent; Sir J. Shelley
has left ditto for his seat in Sours.

Departures front Long's Hotel. Bond street—Captain and Mrs
Andetooo, for Cheltenham; William Lowodes, Back fur Paris;
lir and Lin Mendez, for ditto; and Captain Preston, for Ireland.
London, England, 1826-07-14

S YRNA, JULY 2.

ll•rahim Pacha, after having traversed a great part of the Mores,
without opposition, and taken on the way the town of Calavieta,
has arrived at Tripolizza, where he will probably remain till the
return of the fleet. He will doubtless cause 'Napoli di Roteanla to
be blockaded by sea, while he attacks it on the land side.
Colonel Fabvier, who has been sent to Athens to assist Gonra;
has been imperiously ordered by that Chief to leave the elty,,l
" which," says be, " is in no danger so long as my arm can wield
a sword."

Brussels and Dutch Papers to the 12th inst. reached
us this forenoon. The following are the only articles of
any interest:

BRUSSELS, Jinx 10.
We learn frail+ the Hague that the affair relative to the fortifies.
done in the Southern provinces, which was under examination
before the High Court at Utrecht, will be brought before a Court
of Assize in these provinces. It is said that the accusation extends
to twenty 'Aliens.
The Provincial Estates of Leige• have resolved to petition the

Government for further measures to prevent the importation of
foreign vain, in the hope of rellesing the distiesr of which the
fainters still complain.

The French Papers which last arrived furnish vs
with some particulars respecting the late insurrection
of the Janissaries at Constantinople, which show that
the event had bees anticipated, and that .Sultan MAK-
HOOD, wiser chap his uncle Sulu, whose failure in a
similar attempt to establish European discipline gave.
him a throne, had taken beforehand every, precaution
requisite to overpower all the efforts of the malcontents.
His first object seems very properly to have been to re-
move every ground of jealottly from the minds of
the Janissaries. For that purpose be ordered that the
'Officers of the new cohorts &fold be selected out of
that body, thus creating a connection between them,
calculated to destroy every idea of rivalry: Apprehen-
sive, however, that ancient prejudices might triumph
over the sense of public good, be recalled the CATIASK
PACHA, and under the pretence of an expedition against
Hydra, collected a large force of Asiatic 'troops is the
immediate vicinity of the metropolis, who were repre-
sented as about to embark, at the very time they were
kept in readiness to act against the Janissaries, if neces-
sary. It is to this salutary precaution that Mammy!,
is indebted for the 'preservation of his Crowe, and
probably his life also.
London, England, 1826-07-14

li A MIIII fiG 11, it:LT Y.

We learn from Sweden that the fire in the woods in
that kingdom, which have been greatly promoted by
att unexampled drought of six or seven weeks'duration,
'has been lately checked by very great exertions. In two
places the fire has destroyed the forests to the extent
nine miles. At the end of June the atmosphere at cock.
holm was obscored by the smoke, and fears wets en-
teitained for the safety of the neighbouring places.
The accounts from London of the effects of the
drought on the corn and fruits are very melancholy ;
*lose from Norway and Denmark are but little better.
While the North of Europe is thus distressed for want
‘• of rain, it has been so abundant and continual in Hun-
gary. it the latter part of Jui.e, that the rivers have
ove flowed their banks, and the Danube has done con-

datnageneari'resbuigh. Much rain also fell
--et the same time in the mountains of Silesia, and on

the 26th the Oder had risen very much at Breslau, but
- it was beginning to fall again.

rtsTIVITIES AT SToWe ---ThorsdAy. the weather
being most auspicloos, Buckinghim was thronged at an early hour
in the morning with parties proceeding to &owe Park, to enjoy the
amusements of the day. On the ground, the Course was lined with
the fair sex in their gayest attire. There were two bands of musk
etatiened behind the grand stand in which his Grace the Duke of
Domini:sum sat, accompanied by a number of other persons of
distinctlem. Near this was another (Treacher's) stand, which ex-
hibited a line display of the beauty of iltickinghanisbire,and en other
',Zeta of the ground were numerous booths, of all pretensions, for
sr rafridtmans for the company.
CHlLDlbtlllDsll.---A young woman named Peupet
vsa treed se the last Assisi* X.t. Nantes. for the murder of an infant,
of which else had serantly ddivered herself. The murdered child
was found with the swiss round its neck with which it bad been
stranikt kM igommmitrol mother. The guilt of the accused being
dearly sitabUehtd, she was sentenced to bard labour for life.
the Comet steam-beat have
The operations for raising
hitherto-ban attended with complete success. The vessel bas been
raised some feet from the ground, and drawn some distinct towards
the shore.
ErtrArm.—The following Epitaph appears upon a
tomb.stmie in the Cborch.yard at Hamings.
" Hero Rea the body of Tbsethy Drown,
Um at sea, and never kind:
_ The two following, equally ettalite, *cos of grave-
arallemities. sic to be found in a Snows Ciardryard; and. for their
Inanty and nebnty of
esthoutiaLoserve to be recordeda
Hare tiestwo dear—
.
4/11/e at last 'other bare."
" Bare lies Betty Bowden;
vhsold have fired longer, batik osoln."
• The World% a Poisliethonssr our wands, Onribtmghon.
Our deeds, are Obeeeeisre of seweraidsea;
inch sad is a Compsor, of whose faults
The Clew are ihrontssrs. Heaven revisal'
Death is the Osseennt Au% from when„ bans
14 are gatkorod. abeet by does earl bound fee 16;iii.
London, England, 1826-10-07

GUILDHALL.

Thomas Courtney Lloyd, who represented himself to he a willow.
bat in.ker, residing in Mark-street, Shareditch, was charged with
wilful and corrupt perjury, in swearing to an information before
Alderman Arnsair, some time since, that a nest of coiner.
might be stized in a place he pointed out.
It appeared .bat the prkuner attended before Mr. Alderman
Assstv un the 90th ut September, and made oath that he, of his
own knowledge, did know that Francis Coleman, who resided in a
lodging in the back room on the firstlocr, in the house No. 5,
brackley-street, Golden-lane, al as constantly in the habit. of colour-
ing bast coin, to the likeness of the current silver coin, called half-

twee.. shillings, and sixpences; and that them was then, as he had
radon to suspect, a quantity of such base coin, together with the
materials for colouring the same, concealed in ihe said room. A
search warrant was accordingly granted, to search the 'house in
Brackley•street ; but when the officers met the prisoner to execute
It, he told them Coleman had removed to Grocers =hall Court,
Cripplegate. Another search warrant was obtained, and tip: pri-
soner made an appointment to meet the officers yesterday morning.
to execute it. The prisoner was first sent to the house to reconnoitre,
and he returned with information, that if the officers went to the
place in half an hour, they would find Coleman and his wife em-
ployed in colouring. The officers, however, decided on making the
teach immediately, and broke into the premises, but they found not
a single individeal therein. They, however, found a fire burning
ands kettle on it, and some cream of tartar and nitre, dyes com-
monly used by colourers of base metal. On inquiry, however, in
lirackley-atreet, it was found, that the man who ocenpied the house
No. 5, had lived there twenty years, and did not let lodgings; and
it also appeared, that Coleman had lived in the house in Grocers-ball Court a twelvemonth.—The prisoner was rt manded.
Richard Conan*, a well dressed lad, was charged with a daring
robbery.
The complainant, Richard Wino°, a young man employed at a
warehouse in Maiden-lane, Wood-street, stated, that he was stand-
ing at the corner of a court in Long-lane, Smithfield, betweeh two
and three o'clock yesterday afternoon when the prisoner suddenly
cut his watch ribbon, and got possession of three gold seals. He
seized him by the collar instantly, abd be then saw the seals in the
prisoner's band ; but witness bad his master's child upon his left
arm, and could not struggle to.regain his property. The prisoner
seemed to have two companions, and the seals were soon passed
away behind him. A person witnessed the whore of the attack,
but his address was unknown. The prisoner was remanded.
London, England, 1826-10-07

UNION-HALL

.2Vorris, the !settler at the White Hart Inn, at Brixton, was chargeti
with having assaulted a respectable-woman, named Ilard:ng.
The complainant's face exhibited marks of ill•treament ; both
.her eyes were swelled up and blackened, and thr entire of h.r nose
was covered over with a plaster, the bridge of it having been broken
by a blow, which she alleged the defendant to have given her, with
the butt•end of a heavy whip.
The Magistrate, after listening to a mass of conflicting evidence;
dismissed the complaint.

11 Meetings of the Commissioners under the banktupter
of Sir William Elford and Co. were held at the Ply.:
,mouth Royal Hotel, on Tuesday, and Thursday, when
the time was chiefly occupied in receiving farther prop's
of debts. No dividend has yet been declared.
Film—Thursday evening, kinween e'en and nine
o'clock, tl:e kitchen of a house in Adan arret, Penton-
sidle, was discovered to be in flames. With 'he assist-
ance of the parish engine it was got under without far-
ther damage than the destruction of some furniture.
Saturday evening Daniel Taylor, a iirivate of the
sth. Dragoon Guards, stationed at Preston, was killed
by his own horse, under the following circumstances.
' Taylor, at the time of the accident, was engaged at the
New Cock stables, in that town, in trimming the ani
mal, and it being one of vicious propensities, a comrade
was placed at its head, whilst another held up Due of
its fore legs. With these precautions it was consi:!ered
that all chance of accident WAS temoved; hut, notwith-
standing, the unruly beast conttived to mice a despe-
rate effort, and, while the deceased was in the act of
trimming the off hind leg, with the other, it is supposed,
it struck the poor fellow in the head, and almlst split
his head asunder. Mr. Briggs, the nearest surgeon,
was in immediate attendance, and performed the neces•
sa-y operations. So terrible was the concussion, that it
became necessary to remove a large piece of the skull ;
the brains protruded, and in other parts the most
shocking fri.ctures had been made. Of course his rate
was hopeless; he lingereJ, however, till Wednesday,
about two o'cicck in the morning, when he died.
A LIVING CHRONICLE.—There is now living on the
estate of Captain Wemyss, M.P. John Gray, a farmer,
aged 97 years. He remembers the year 1740, famous
for its cold and barrenness, and the following year, when
as he expresses it, " there was a double crop, though
the snow lay in furrows till the month of June." He
relates with vivacity the-defeat v f the rebes in the 3e
1745, and witnessed the altercation between .them, the
Magistrates and Town Council of Dysart, in its vici-
nity. He beheld from an eminence above Dysart, the
decisive battle of Tranen,, and saw the Royal at my on
its march northward on the following day.'
London, England, 1826-10-07

On Tomosv next, the loth Instant, at Eleven o'Clock in the
Forenoon,
AQUANTITY of RUM, SUGAR, COTTON, and
COCOA, for the &Refit of the UNDERWRITERS or
whom it may concern, saved from the wreck of the ship JOHN
RICKARD, DANIEL ROSS, Blaster, from Grenada, and
lately stranded on Kemridge Ledge.
Further Particilam may be had by application to
THOMAS GADEN.
About Forty Hhds. Sugar, Ten Pun. Rum, Thirty-six Barrels
'Cocoa, and Fifty Bales Cotton.
London, England, 1826-10-07

CERTJFICATES.-Chrr. 47.

Julio Tyrrell, Stamford-street, and Mitcham, Surrey, dyer.
Thomas Howard Humphrey, Mile End-road, stone-mason. Samuel
Lafone, Tortetb-park, Walton-on-the-HIS, Liverpool, tanner.
John Clarage, Great Bell-alley, Coleman-street, warehouseman,
Samuel Midgley, Joseph Alidgley, John Midgley, and William
Midgley, Aldmondbury, Yorkshire, fancy cloth-manufacturers.
William Hart and Henry Hart, late of Holborn-hill, linoodrapers.
James Cartledge, Brow-bridge, Yorkshire, merchapt. Thomas
Munday, late of Great Marlborough-street, Cariaby-market,
cheesemsnger. James Bullard Broomfield, Walworth, Surrey,
builder. Robert Ford, late of Regent's-terrace, City-road, mer-
chant. Thomas Cooper, Iledditch, Worcestershire, needle-manu-
facturer. Wm. Travis, Audenshaw, Lancashire, hat-manufacturer.