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London, England, 1827-05-28

CLERICAL INTELLIGENCE.

CAMBRIDGE, MAY U.
the Rev. Edward Totowa Bidwell, M.A. one of the senior
Mows of Clare Hall, la presented by ilse Mauer and Fellovis of
dal Society, to the rectory of Orchestra St. Mary, in Wiltshire,
retest by the death of the Rev. H. Hale.
The Rev. Henry Roberts, B.A. of Trinity College, has been In-
'Muted, by the Bishop of Lichfield and Coventry, to the rectory
sf Buterley, near Atherstones void by the death of the Rev. C. G.
Chewer.
The 17th Instant, the Bishop of Peterborough Instituted the Rev.
Gowen Evans, B.A. to the vicarage of Potter sphr y, in the county of
Northampton, vacant by the death of Jubn Hallos, clerk.
ib, hooks presented by this University and its Members to the
library of the new College, Caketta, were forwarded hence, a few
dais 41,t0 London, on the way to their final destination. The
whokaunber of volumes contributed is 375. Of them 67 were
osomesad by the University, and eight by Trinity College ; all of
kiiihere splendidly bound. la addition to thew, 300 volumes
gave keen presented by various individuals, chiefly Members of
ter University. It is but right to mention, that the export duty on
Awe books has been remitted by the Lords of his Majesty's Tree-
sury,and that the Hon. East India Company have engaged to con-
'vey the same, free of expense, to Calcutta.
OXFORD, Mar 26.
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Taesday, the Rev. Jas. HardWicke Dyer, M.A. was elected
perpetual Fellow of Trinity College.
Testerdq, the following Degrees were conferred—
Manus or Agra.—Rev. Robert Denny, Worcester College;
Rn. Edward Rowlandson, ?Mad Fellow of Queen's College;
Rev. Nathaniel But, Bellied College.
Bacusioas or Aars....Cliaries Griffith, Christ Church; John
Edward Jackson, Brasennose College; Hungerford Hoskyns, Oriel.
College Edmund Walker Head, Oriel College; Edward William
Pony Latimer, Exhibitioner of Lincoln College; Thomas Hand,
Trinity College; James Beaus Hughes, Jesus College; William
Bussed, Postmaster of Merton College; Thomas Hutton, Decoy of
:Magdalen College; Edward Marshall Kempe, Exeter College.
aCCLZMITICAL ramernons.
Wedhesday, the following Gentlemen were elected Students of
Grin Church, Oxford, from Westminster College—Messrs. J.
Altair, J. E. Bates, E. Hill, and H. Kynastus. And at the same
use, Messrs. IL Baldwin, S. E. Walker, and L. R.. Brown, were
chum Scholars of Trinity College, Cambridge.
Rev. George Ilarris, M.A. Prebendary of Caerfachell, in flie
Cathedral of St. David's, and Rector of Nolton, Pembrokeshire,
has keen presented to the Rectory of Letterstoo, Pembrokeshire.
The 7th instant, a harmonious call was given by the Relief Con-
ception, Dalkeitln to Mr. William Craig, preacher of the gospeL
London, England, 1827-05-28

NKWDICK AND OTHERS V. ST.CATHARINS DOCK COMPANY.

Tne claimants were the freeholders of 23 houses and
a stable, situated in King Henry-yard, parish of St. Bo-
tolph, Aldgate, which were required for the purposes of
the duck., -and had demanded 13,5501. for the srme.—
Evidence was called to shew that the gross rental of the
ptembes four y:ars ago, was 3741. from which deduc-
tions were to be made, for tam, rates, repairs, &c. of
1291. lerving a net rental of 2451. Upon cross exami•
nation of the witnesses, it appeared that the house had
been since let at a redaction in rent of 471. and it was
contended on the part of the Dock Company, that the
actual rental was to be taken as proof of the present
vane of the property, according to which, at 16t years
purchase, a sum of 3,4501. ought to be considered as a
full compensation.
The Jury retired, and returned a verdict for 3,9151.
being 9,6531. less than demanded.
London, England, 1827-05-28

PRITCHETT P. THE SAME.

The claimant in this case demanded 4,9001. as the
value of eleven tenements, one dwelling house, and a
shed, situated in New-buildings, and in King Henry-
yard. Verdict 2,8001. being 2,1001. less than demanded.
HARRISON, PALSIINS, AND ACHT.ON, D. THE SAME.

•
These several claimants were the proprietors of eight
freehold houses in King Henry-yard, for which they
demanded 4,3201. besides compensation for loss of rent,
fixtures, and improvements, and for such other damage
or injury as would inevitably be sustained on account
of the execution of the Dock Act.—Verdict 1,4944 being
2,8261. less than demanded.
In the course of the day, Mr. ADOLPHUS made an
application to the Under Sheriff, in arrest of the ver-
dict in the case of Smales, the butcher, upon the ground
that the claimants were dissatisfied with the verdict,
and that the trial having taken place on a Saterday, seve-
ral butcher, whose testimony would hive been impor-
tant, could not attend ; and further, that the evidence
adduced by the Duck Company was not such as ought
to have influenced the judgment of the Jury.
Mr. ADAM resisted the application upon two grounds
—the first, that it the dissatisfaction of claimants were
to form a pretence for revision, no limit would be put'
to litigation; and next, that the Dxk Act established
a separate and distinct jurisdiction, for the hearing and
adjudication, without appeal ; indeed, if appeal were
allowed in proceedings under Acts for public improve-
ment, it would not be possible to carry their objects
into effect.

The WIDE' Suvtiir, after adverting to the several
provisions of the Act, declared it to be his opinion that
he had no power to grant the application, and that he
should certify the inquisition. Mr. ADOLPHUS, there-
fore, took nothing by his motion.
London, England, 1827-05-28

=TRACT OF A P&IYATZ LITTER.

" MADILL% M* 14.
it The desertion continues to a frightful extent in all
ranks of the army. Thirty-one soldiers of the lit Bat-
talion of the Ist Regiment of Light Infantry hare gone
into Pot tugal. The Officers were immediately accused,
land proceedings commenced at Caceres.
London, England, 1827-05-28

JURY COURT, EDINBURGH.

Dr. James Harmon, Jun. Professor of Midwifery in the Univer-
sity of Edinburgh, v. Dr. 'lsioxas CUARLII Hun, Professor of
Chemistry there.
Tbs former verdict in this case, subjecting the defendant In '
SOOl. damages to the plaintiff, having been set aside on the ground
of misdirection by the Judge, in not charging the Jury that the
Senatus Academicus of the University of Edinburgh was a rivi-
leged bad); and a new trial having in consequence been orsed,
the Cant came on again to be tried before the Jory Court on
Monday fut. The action arose out of certain words spoken by
the defendant at a meeting of the Senatus, in the month of April,
$25. After a long trial, the Jury retired at midnight, and, after j
having been 'boast an hoar and a half, returned a verdict for the
plaintiff. Damages One tattling /
London, England, 1827-07-25

DEPARTURES.

The Marquis of AilesitsryaOd Family, front their boom, h
Gronsmor-sivare, to their seat, Tottenham Park, Wilts; the id
and COORMS of Jersey and Family, for their seat, Middleton FM,
Oxfordshire; the Earl and Countess of Darnley, for their stn,
Cobham Hall, Kent; Richard Morgan, geq. M.P. Mrs. Allw"
and Family, for their seat, in Hants; the Hon. George Apr ad
Lady Georgina Ellis, from Worthing, for the Earl of Modefs
seat. Urban!, Devonshire; Captain Warrand, 6th
juin kls Regiment at Nottingham; Malty Clare, from 's
Hotel, Lower Brook-street, for Richmond ; the Earl and Csimi
of Weals'. and Family, for their seat, in fweitbail; Captain ay
Mrs. Holmes, for Paris.
London, England, 1827-07-25

IMPORTANT INFORMATION.
TN consequence of the high popularity and extensive
Side of ROWLAND'S ORIGINAL MACASSAR OIL,
also ROWLAND'S RALTDOR hawing indbced Needy Pi-
rates to impose an the Public " Bin umvamoms." A. ROW.
LAND and SON, Sole Pmprietors of the ORIGINAL and
GENUINE, consider it an imperative duty to state the following
halls a protection to the Public:
The Fabricator. of these articles copy the Bills, Labels, and
!Mk., and sign the Labels " ROW LA N DSON," omitting the
A" bemects Rowland " &" Son, and sell the Oil at a less price;
ethers purchase the empty bottles, 611 them with trash; and sell
nem without Libels.

TO GUARD AGAINST IMPOSITION,
",chasers are respectfully requested not to take any without
v„ and to " Ask for Rowland's," noticing that each GE-
'M: BOTTLE of Macassar Oil, or Kalydor, is inclosed in
a "toper, the Label of which is executed at a great expense ;
'tat ESSICNCE of TYRE, and ALSANA EXTRACT, are
Inkd With Red Wax, bearing the Name and Address; also
signed on the Label, in Red,
ROWLAND & SON, 20, RATION-GARDEN;'
lid the pike of the Oil is 31. 6d.-711.-10s. 6d.—and ills. per bottle.
Cl All when are Frauds on the Public, and Imposidons
on the Proprietors.
The Genuine is sold, by appointsnent, by Mr. R. Hendrlei Per.
tamer la bia 51ajeatl. ritchhourne.street ; Sanger, 150, Oxford.
trees; Mr. Smyth, 117, Delcroix, 156, Gude and Pierce, 57,
• Rine, 35, New Bond-street • Butler, 4, Cheapside ; Patey,
lombard.street; Bayley aad Blew, ConbsPo"rtell Ber" aad
boy d. No. 111, Greek street; Low, 530, and Prout, 226, &rand;
net', Be, Holborn kill; Atkinson, Gerrard street; Sutton,
,r•.n Church yard ; Edwards, 67, Newberry, 45, Sc. Paul's
ch yard; Barclay and Sons, 95, Fleet market ; J. and I'.
65. Cheapside; &radlias, Exchange-gate; Nix, fronting
un7ll Exchange; Taite, 41, and Johnstone, 6s, C4xnhilL

EVES ANXIOUS TO PREVENT IMPOSITION,
DAY and MARTIN respectfully inform the Public
447 have, after muck labour and at a very considerable ez-
thd
b"otilt to perfection a Label of sack singular construction
~_tiottne didizulty of execution, that they trust will effectually
vet the many Frauds that are daily practised en the Public.—
Tittenm. to the following description of the Label will ensure
Mitatise Blacking prepared by them. A pattern like Lace of a
yl ra %low cuvera the principal part of the Label, the names of
Aartin are printed in white letters edged with pink and
and placed on a white ground, the addicts,

97, HIGH-HOLBORN.
It. White letters edged with pink and black, but placed on the
Pt‘nn, the sigsature and price at foot are Mack on a white
117,
tore,
preambk and directions for sae are printed u before,
oa white 'tonal-97, Iligh-Holborn, Sept. 1823.
London, England, 1827-07-25

NATAL INTELLIGENCE.

Diu; JULY s4.—Wind &W.—Arrived from London the Tho.
mas Hentar, for Haifa: ; and the Upton Castle. Wunarhon. for
Bombay. Arrived the Avon, Homan' from Berbice. Sailed the
Heighington, for Barbados., ; and the Caroline, for Van Dikman's
Land. -

Paanstouni Jour 24.—Wind W.N.W.—Paseed the Norfolk,
Gana. from BOmbay.
PLimouns, Jinx 23..—Wind S. W.—Arrived the Boßear, ffat.
sect., from St. Jags; and lithe, RICHMOND from London.
Fairlawn', lure in.—WM.4l W.—Arrived the Skylark, krAe.
cut, from Brasil (thirty-nine days from Pernambuco); Ty.ian
packet, Dw yea, twentrene days from Habra:. Sailed the Royal
Sovereign yacht, for Pembroke, with the Lace Hum Amuse'.
and suite; the Francis Freellog packet, for St. Domhipp, Vera
Cruz, &c. and the Magnet packet, for Lisbon.
London, England, 1827-05-17

FOOT RAC&

Tuesday morning, a match which atom out of a "chiff," wu
declied on Waterloo Biidge. Mr. Perkins, jun. Engineer. against
Tom Gaynor, Pugilist, for 100 yards, for auvereign and a bottle
of wine aside. Tom wun it easily.
London, England, 1827-05-17

SPORTING INTEL,IIGENCR.

NEWMARKET SECOND sPartle MEETING.
W/03111111DAT, MAT 16.
Since our last it haw transpired, that Glertartney, besides laoking
to his training, has had a cough, and this morning he was at 9 to 9 ;
but previous to the race today he row to 34 to 1, which was taken
to a large amount.
Three thousand guineas were offered yesterday for. Colonel W.
eon's Lamplighter, and refused.

The Gold Cup, which was the subscription of twenty.foer
Noblemen and GrOtlemen, members of the Jockey Club, and
which has been in the Grosvenor family since 1780, when Pot-11M
walked over for it, was challenged for last Matting by Mr. Wild.
hats (the nomination being sealed up), and not being accepted, the
Cup now becomes the prnperty of Mr. Wyndham. It was twig*
sally subscribed for in 1768.
The day's sport consisted of the following race, which is of the
most extraordinary character—two horses making two dead heats
'Handicap Plate of £5O by Subscription, being the third of three
• £5O Plates, for three yr olds and upwards. A.F.
Mr. Scott Stonebewer's ch. c. Goshawk, 4 yrs, Est. 61b. 0 0 1
Mr. Wyndham 's Stumps. 5 yrs, 9st. !lb. . . 0 0 2
Mr. Payne's c. by Octavio., 3 yrs, 6st. 41b. . 3 0 0
Mr. How's b. h. Stir. 6 yrs. 9st. 21b. , 0 0 0
Lotd- Anson's ch. c. Noureddin, 4 yrs, est. 21b. . 0 0 0
5 to 1 apt Goshawk; 6 to 4 apt Stumps; sto 1 agate. by Octa.
vies; 4 to I agst Skiff; sto I agst Noureddin. ltobin.on rode
Goshawk, and Stomps by ArnulL
After the first heat, 6 to 4 on Stumps; after the second beats
to 4 on Stumps.
Two dead heats.—Four were not placed.—Tbe third beat was
won by Goshawk by a length and a half.
The Handicap Stakes did not fill.

Tessowr NIGHT.

Berrnic.—A great deal of busbies/ s dome on the ground, and
at the New llooras, In the afternoon, and most important changes
are taking place in the sdds•—Glenartney has receded a point, it
being reported that he has been refractory in his exercise at itpsom.
&pain°lle, too, fell back, for the hundredth time. The winner of
the nate was brought up at mice from the outside, and placed at
20 to I. which odds will probably be lessened considerably before
the day. In the Oaks the alteraions are equally important, u will
lie collected from the tollowing state of the betting--

Mawr.
3 to 1 agst 011enartney 20 to 1 apt Windeimere
20 to 1 apt Espagnolie
No others talked of.
U.
to 1 agit Mr. Payne's Sche. 12 to 1 apt Brocard
herazade filly 15 to 1 apt Donna Clara
9 to 1 agst Tao 20 to 1 apt Mr. West

10 to 1 agst Tappitywk-het
Sr. Lents.
18 to 1 agst Popsy.—No alteration in the others.
The Heath ff as very respectably attended by fashionables, and
the races, although deficient in number, very well contested. The
day's business altogether was very aninvdted.
London, England, 1827-05-17

LONDON.

THURSDAY, MAY VT, 1827.
STOCK EXCILVIGIt. TWELVE OVUM IL

. _
Consols (mead this morning at the same price they WI off yes-
terday, to to II for she Account, with, little or no business doing
at present.
We can positively state, that the Revenue in the Customs are
going on very satisfactory. There is a great increase of British
and Foreign shipping in the port of London—two hundred and
twenty-four ships more than last year at this period. It is also tbs.

same at the port of Liverpool.
A great panic has taken place this morning in the Fi
market, and Mexican Bends have fallen 11 per cent. since yeiter.
day, caused, it is said, by the unfavourable accounts received from
Mexico. The Priest, who was to be slier, has confessed, and im-
galeated three Generals who have been attested.
Current prices: Old Spanish 121/. Mexican 6741, Colon-
ial/11511 52, Portuguese 78 1, BraxWau 581 59, Bearden 901 91.
CITY, TWO O'CLOCK.
TM Consol market has remained steady during the morning at
Si to 1 for the Account, alternately buyer and sellers, with no ba-
dness of consequence.
An Express bas arrived from Paris, through a private channel,
with the Etsik of yesterday, bringing the Five per Cent. Resin at
100 f. 45e. Three per Cents. 701. 60c. It contradicts the battle
ibetwnn the English and Spaniards. There is no other news of
consequence by this Express.
PRICE OF STOCKS AT TWO O'CLOCK.
Bank Stock 2031 203 India Stock 245
3 per Cent. Red. 621 1 Ditto Bonds 76 77
3 per Cent. Cons. 83U Old Annuities 81
31 per Cent. 891 881 69 £lOOO Exchequer 13i11s 49 SO
se per Cent. Red. Sal I £5OO Ditto 49 SO
4 per Cent. New 981 i I £lOO and £2OO Ditto 49 SO
4 per Cent. Scrip Commercial
4 per Cent. 1826, 981 Bank for Account
Long Ann.lB 15-16 19 Comas for Acct. ash
FOREION FUNDS. TWO O'Ci.oc&.
Colombian lionda,6 p Ct. Mex. 8d5.1825,6 p Ct. 68111 ill
Ditto M. 0884011 i I Do. Aect.6Bll 171 d 1 1 1
Do. Acct. 31 11 1 301 Peruvian Bonds 6 p C. 30
Danish lids. 3 p Ct. 611 Do. Acct.
Greek Bonds, S p Ct. •- I Span. Bds Sp Ct. Iti i
Do. Bds. 1885,3 p Ct. 164 Do. Ace.
BRITISH AND FOREIGN SHARES, TWO O'CLOCIC,
MARL rain.
Colombian 100 20 11 11
Alliance British and Foreign 100 10 9
United General Gas 30 40 24
Falk= Fuses, Mar 14. --. Five per Cents. 100 f. 40c.—Three
per Cents. 70f. 25c.-Bank 5t0c1,2,025f.-Rentes de Naples, 78f. ssc.

The intelligence from Madrid, contained in one of the
Paris Papers, which arrived last night, would be im•
portant, if true. It states that a ,part of the British
Army of Occupation, under Sir W. LAMB; having vio-
lated the Spanish territory by mistake, was politely
'minuted by the Spanish General, who commanded
London, England, 1827-05-17

A,:B'd ISt.

PROM 1111,
I ask'd a Lady, not a elm
Mew many pieces made a shirt?
To which in answer, the replied,

You'll pm a piece on either side,
Two gussets, and two shoulder straps„,,
Two waistbands; and then, perhaps,
You'll put two pieces no the neck.
My stars, of pieces here's a peck !
I think, nay Lady, with your leave.
That each arm will want a sleeve:
What next, my Lady, will you find us ?
Two little gussets, and two binders,
A collar, body, heart, and frill,
And these, 1 think, your list will fill.
And so they'd need, I'm sure here's plenty,
Count the number—there's just twenty !
London, England, 1827-05-17

FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE.
ARRIVALS.
Lady and lira. Gooch, in upper Seymour-street; the Hon. Mrs.
•Goeitie,in Upper Brook-street ; Lardy Frances Hothatn, in Chstlea-
wee, gerkeiey.smiare ; the Duke and Duchess of Hedfotd, in
St, yiarees-sqsare ; the Earl and Countess Stanhope, at Lord
exh,gton'e, Whitehall; Anthony Denny, Esq. in North Andley-
weer, front Boreham Wood; Mr. Hamilton, In Halt bloon.street ;
vr. Henry L. Hunter, in Rdwud-street, Portman-square; Mr.
Nes. and Miss Herbert, in Lswer Grosvenor-street ; Captain
Mitchinson, R.N. itt Piccadilly ; Mts. Hubert, in Curzon-street,
)by ; Lady Elizabeth and Miss Lowther, in Grosvenor.
Era; Mrs. and Miss Legti, is Portman-square; Lady Sophia
bogy, in the York-buildinp; Mrs. and Miss Lloyd, in Glo aces-
whet; Mrs. and Mist Lechmere, in Connaught-place; Mr.
mbar Legge, at the Earl of Dartmouth's, in Berkeley-square;
lady Charlene Ludlow, in New Burlington-street ; Lady Anne'
lanliow,in Green-street, Park-lane; Mr. Hugh Hamilton Lindsay,
Berkeley-square ; General and Miss Loftus, in Winipole-street ;
Furl of hlountedgcumbe, in John.street, Berkeley-square; Sir
William Cox, But. at Jordan's Hotel, & James a-street, from
Ireland ; Mr. and Mrs. Beaumont Sweet, at ditto, from their seat
In Devonshire; Captain Walker, at the Devonshire Hotel, Dover.
street, from a tour; J. Slow, Roo. at ditto, from ditto; Sir James
and Lady Fitzgerald, at Read's Hotel, Lower Grosvenor-street,
from their seat in Staffordshire ; Mr. and Mrs. Clutterbeck, Miss
Outterbuck, and Miss R. Clutterbuck, at the Berner' Hotel,
Berners-street, from their seat, Micklefield Hall, Watford; W. 8.
Rana, Esq. and Lady, at ditto, from their &eat, the Greenway,
Cheltenham ; the Rev. R. Scott, at ditto, from Shrewsbury.
DEPA RZURES.
Mr William and Miss Cockkußn, from Fenton's Motel, St.
James'-street, for Bath; Colonel aid Mrs. White, from Warren's
Hotel, Regentoervet, tor their seat, the Woodlands, Ireland; the
Ow sod Rey. Dr. and the Misses :Wareham, from Fladong's
Hearvi. Osford street, for Windsor; the Hen. Ind Rev. Dr. and
Mrs. Pomonay and family, from Fladong's, for France ; Miss Fos-
ter. from dins, on a tour ; Mrs. Harvey, dims ; the Rev. F.
Drake, front ditto, for Yorkshire; Mrs Eversfteld and Miss Crew,
from the Beaters Hotel. Demers-street ; —Blair, from ditto.
London, England, 1827-05-17

DR. COURTENAY'S NEW WORK., Price 44

AN HISTORICAL and PRACTICAL TREATISE
on SYPHILIS, Gonorrhea, Gleent,, faeumber Weakness,
Strictures, Eruptions, Nodes, and 'Nectairoalisains, so frequentlf
mistaken for Rheumatism. These eaantikett &Jed by a "WY
of highly interesting rases, together withibe Miseries of a Secret
Vice, so long and so unhappily perarad by the youth of both sus'.
In thesone it will be found tbavaitillog bum of Pancras ; the
sb
other have its ravages fatally risdialps4 by a distmong state of
debility, which, if not timely resedlesli terminates in Impotence ;
these are its remote and ultimit. elects, while Cosumptions, Ito
of Muscular Power, and ?Moab ifetiross Complaints, usually Ow
habit
the earliest Nagel die maga destructive and iusidl,,,‘
; for the cure of which, I nude of treatment, the Moult 4
long and successful practice, and at wee safe, speedy, and efect.-4
is adopted by the Author. With concluding Hanna/on the tY,4
resulting from attempts at Self Cure.
Principiis °luta ; sera medicinal paratur.
By C. R. COUETEN AY. M.D.

Robert-street Adelphl.-
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all Booksellers In town and country. '
" Amongst the numerous Medical and' Surgical Works a the
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*wkdch fount the subjeet of this very interesting publication. no
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warnings against excesses, entitle this work to great praise; see
wr may add, as a further recommendation, that it is written crub
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London, England, 1827-05-17

FRENCH PAPERS.

PROM THR JOURNAL Da.s IMAM
- MADRID, Mar 3.—(EmAcT of a Psiva:s Lima.)
The troops who were at Valladolid and Salamanca,
and who formed part of the Army of Observation, have
been, like those of Talavera and the Ponte de l'Arco-
bispa, pushed forward to the extreme•frontier of Portu-
gal. A very active and animated correspondence, sub-
sequent to that respecting which I have already written
to you, has taken place between Mr. Lamb and M. Sal-
mun. It is this afternoon reported, that inconsequence
of this correspondence, M. Salmon has poeitively pro-
mised that the troops now on the frontiers shall be with-
drawn', and distributed in their old cantonments.
London, England, 1827-07-13

Jaques Mlle the winner.

There is, from all accounts, the likelihood of an ex
traordinary quantity of Game of every species this yen,
but more particularly of partridges, the coy, ys of which,
we understand, are unusually numerous and large.
A cube of gold, of lade more than five inches on
each side, contains the value of 10,000/. sterling.

SMITHFIELD MARKET, JuLY 13.

With the exception of Mutton, which .11 about 2d. per stone
cheaper, we do not observe may variation of moment in the price
of meat from Monday's report.—Btasts, 425 ; Sheep, 12,280 ;
Pigs, WO; Calves 424.
Beef, per stone, 4s. to Ss. 4d. Mutton, 45. to 4s. Bd. Veal,
4s. to Ss. Bd. Pork, 44. to 5.. 4d. Lamb, Si. 4d. to ss. Bd.—Hay,
per load, £4 Sp. to £6. Clover, £4 101. to ,C 8 15s. Straw, afit 4s.
to £2Bl.
London, England, 1827-07-13

CORN EXCHANGE, MARK-LANE, JuLr

The continuation of fine weather and the favourable accounts
from all parts of the country of the different crops, have caused a
great heaviness on our market, and Monday's prices were more
frequently asked than obtained ; but upon the whole we must quote
nominally as on that day.
_ .

Importations since Monday-3,i30 Quarters of Wheat, 3,580 of
Barley, 13,010 of Oats, and 3,500 Sacks of Flour.
CASTICIUMILT,Jecv 12.—The fine hot weather has evidently im-
proved the liar WA& neighbourhood ; the vermin has decreased,
and the duty here ia at aLki,noth
London, England, 1827-07-13

‘i•*

COURT OF CHANCERY, JOLT I.
re TIM MATTE& OP POOP AND CROPS STORM, WICIOUPTIL
Mr. Suov&w moved that this matter might stand in
the paper for Saturday. It was of much importance,
in consequence of the nature of the property, that it
should be heard forthwith, the point being short too.

1111 ATTORVIT-GIVIRAL V. LORD ITOINAK.
The LORD CHANCaLLOR gave judgment in this ap.
peal, from a decision of the Master of the Rolls. The
questioh relited to the identity of a piece of land c2lled
the Hall'Plarts. His opiniun was, that from the expla-
nation that
,had been given at the 541 e of the lands
coming uncles' thiVderiomination, the lends in question
had been fully identified; and that the decision of the
Master of the Rllls had substantially decided the ques-
tion: This having been so, the Court dismissed the
appeal witli costs.
London, England, 1827-07-13

NAVAL INTELLIGCNCE.

Extract of a letter from then to Lloyd's at Genoa, dated
4th July:—" The Mina, GiRDMIR, which arrived here oh the *Bth
ultimo from St. Thomas's, heard a strong cannonading for three
hours on the 23d, off Cape St. Sebastian, which proceeded front
five vessels engaged with seven."
PAP" Jour 7.—A letter from Cate states that the Mexican
squadron have escaped from Key West, where they were blockaded,
and are cruising in the neighbourhood of the Havannah. They
have already captured five veesels, richly laden.
Aut., Jocy 12.—Wind S.S. Et—The transport brig A K passed
from the Westward this morning.
Ponvsmourst, Jinx IL—Wind 8: to S. by E...-Arrived the
Doncaster, blicutu from London to Jamaica.
_ _ _

PLTNOI7TII, „lota ll.—Wind W.--Arrived the Courageaux.
Ouvca, I.anion, and Paragon, Ross, from Bremen. Off
port, the Amphitrite, Thomson' from Parnou.
JOLT 12.—Dtsrxrcn.—The Right Hon. S. IL Loam/own' ar-
rived here front Portsmouth; by the Brunswick steam packet, at
ten o'clock on Saturday last, having left Brighton only on the pre-
vious day, and proceeded in-tir evening, on beard his Majesty's
ship Herald, Captain Amer, for India, to assume the Governor-
ship of Madras.
Captain Dann Marty/on, R.N. is appointed Inspecting Com-
mander of the Coast Grard for the Kingsbridge District, vice
Captain Put:mann, whole period of service bas expired.
Lieuten.Nnithe Hein. &M it STEWART is appointed to the Dart-
mouth, vice the Hon. Mr. Casson. • . .

-The tarlinteutter, Lieutenant PIA RI, arrived on Monday from
Portsmouth, and returned on Tuesday.
The Procris, 10, Hon. Captaia WALSIG 14,11, arrived on Mier
day from the eastward.
Remain in Hamoaae.—The Britannia, Ocean, Windsor Cutle,
Medina, Procris, and Plumper. In Stonehouse Pool—The Royal
Sovereign and Admiralty yachts. In the Sound—The Dartmouth.
At the Island—The Weazle, Royalist, Leveret, Renard, Vigilant,
and Nightingale.

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.
BETTING-ROOM, TATTERSALL'S, Jair It.
The settling for the July Meeting took place yesterday, and went
off very quietly. The room was but thinly attended, most of the
Sobseribers keying gone from Newmarket to some of the provin-
cial meetings. Betting was slack, and the alterations upon the
whole of a eery trifling character. A few horses are talked of for
next year's Derby; but the only bet than can be quoted, is the met
stated beneath. When the betting on this stake. begins, the follow-
ing horses are likely to head the list ;Hampden, Zealot, Shoveler,
Druid, and the Colonel; the latter. is expected to come out in the
York August Meeting. The few changes that have taken place
may be collected from she following statement of odds when the
room closed at six o'clock-
DONCAItI2I ST. LAMM
5 to 1 apt Mameluke 18 to I agst Match
8 to 1 agst Granby 13 to I apt, Antiope
11 to 1 agst Nonplus . 30 to 1 apt Pedlar
13 to 1 agst Reviewer 30 to 1 apt Lumley's Tramp c.
IS to 1 apt Matilda 40 to 1 apt Translation
18 to 1 apt Lunaria
London, England, 1827-07-13

DE VIM! V. NOBLE.

Mr. SUODEN stated' tlfat this was a case that had
been heard by Lord Eldon, who, it seas expected would
have given judgment in it : but on having been applied
to for it, his Lordship had sent back the briefs he had,
with this endorsement—" This case having been only
part heard before me, and it having stood over at the
request of Counsel, it is, as far I am concerned, done
with." Consequently. the present application was, that
'the cause might be allowed to go into the present Chan-
cellor's paper.—Leave granted.
London, England, 1827-07-13

CHAIIIHRS V. .WATIRS.

Mr. SOODEN stated thit this case bad been often
heard before the lite Lord Chancellor, and that on the
last occasion it was proposedibat unless the defendant,
who had been a long time in 'contempt for not putting
in his answer, and had been in France, did not pay the
costs of putting in the answer, and put it in within a
given time, an order should be drawn up, dismissing all
the motions Mr. Taylor had made in the course of the
cause, with costs. He hid not paid any costs yet ; the
time for putting in the answer had long gone by with-
.out its being put in; he was still in France; and the
present motion was, that an order such as had been
proposed might be drawn up, unless the answer was
put in; and the costs paid, within a week from this
time.—Motion granted. •
London, England, 1827-07-13

No other; mentioned.

1000 even the following twelve apt the field—Larissa, Druid.
Hampden, Zealot, the Colonel, Bernardo, Amy, Shakspeare, Nep-
tune, Bogle, Quail, and Shoveler.
NEWMARKET JULY MEETlNG.—Coacsonao.

The following are further •particialars- of the races on Wed-
nesday—
. First Raoe.—The Plate. • The betting was 5 to f agst Nonsuit,
3to 2 agst Grampus, and Bto *apt the winner (Rhoda). Gram-
pus went off with Wheatley at hand, the other four lying close be-
hind ; thus placed, they ran to the Duke's Stand, when Nonsoit
get in (rout, and kept the lead for a short distance; Rhoda then
came up; a pretty tussle ensued between these three.till a few yards
from home, whew Rhoda parted company, and was- in first by a
length. Rode by J. Robinson, Grampus by &null, Nonsult (who
was placed third) by Wheatley, Pilot by Edwards, Mr. Hunter's
by Buckle,and Monody by Barnard.
Second tace.-,The Two and Three-year Old Stakes.—Besides
those mentioned by to yesterday, the following also started, but
were not placed—
The Duke of Grafton's gr. c. by Skim, out of Rowena, it yrs;
Mr. Rogers's Whimper, by Woful, 3 yrs; Lord Jersey's f. by
Galusboreugh, 3 yrs; Mr. Hunter's f. by Gustavus, out of Pea.
blossom, 2 yrs; Lord Anson's 1. by tiustavus, out of Sister to
Miracle, 2 yrs; Mr. Stoneheover names gr. e. by Mr. Smith's
Arabian, out of Epsom Lass, 2 yrs; Lord Wharncliffe's f. by
Comus, out of Petairaria, and Mr. Itedsdalr's 1. by Blacklock, 1.
by Cervantes, 2 yrs; two Subscriber* did not name.
Betting-5 to 2 apt Rowena, and 3to 1 agst the winner (Ran.
tipole).
They all came off together, and for the first part of the race, it
was either for choice, several of them taking alternate leads, at
strong running, and it was not till within a distance of ending that
the winner came out, when he was accompanied by Air. Rush's
Pentagon filly and Whimper; these three ran the remainder of the
ground so remarkably true and close, that Rantipole beat Pentagon
by a head only, and Whimper (though net placed) was only a head
behind Pentagon. The winner was rode by a lad, Pentagon by T.
Robinson, Whimper by Wheatley, Rowena by Young Buckle,
Gainsborough, f. by J. Robinson, and all the rest by lads.
The Handicap.—Noureddin was the favourite at evens against
the field, and 3to 1 against The Moslem. This was a short run
race, and won cleverly by Noureddin, who was rode by Robinson ;
The Moslem, by Ansa; Lionel incolo, by Goodson; and
Zoffania, by Buckle.
Fourth Race.—Betting sto 4 apt Fawn. The first running was
made at a good pace by Chifney's colt, who, however, soon died
away, and gave place to Abigail, who maintained the lead till within
a few lengths of the chain, when Fawn took op the running, got
ahead, and won very cleverly by a length—rode by Goodison ;
Abigail, by Wheatley; and the other two by boys.
The Races, though limited to three days, have been unusually
good, and have amply made mi for the deficiency in number.
London, England, 1827-05-21

THE PARK AND THE GARDENS.

The Park yesterday was crowded as co the preceding Sunday
anal five eviockt and then all winged their flight to Kensington
Gardens. In the costume, reefs, gram, loan the rage, even to
the stockist; Grasssunst Deeming to have given birth to the
ides in his portraits of the Court of CHABLIS the Sprouts. Indeed
the fashion generally are taken (rum the female drew of that
period. The only novelties were hats and capotes, in a sew styles
• ls
London, England, 1827-05-21

NUMBER 12 564

T.We
dIIIIIIMETY OFFICE, April 94, 1827.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GlVEN,stbit a SESSION
d OYER and. TERMINIR, and GAOL DELIVERY
the Trial of Offences committed on the WO Seas, within the
irehrlietion of the Admiralty of England, will be herd at Justice
ilsll, ill the Old Bailey, London, on TUESDAY, the 29th of day
brat, at Eight o'clock is the morning:.
And all Sheriffs, Gaolers, tad Rarrifo:49orieons, in whose
woody soy Prisoners, charged with Mks slemmitted on the
Biel Seas, or within the said Jurisdiction, may be, are hereby
required to transmit a copy of the Commitment of every such
Prisoner to ?dr. Iltocattu., the Wicker of the Admiralty, on
Spring Gardea Terrace, Loadothin order that the necessary mea-
sures may be taken, for removing all such Prisoners to his Majesty's
caret of Relegate, for Trial, at the said intended Simian and all
Mayors, Justices, Coronet', and other Officers, befote *Mai any
Inquisitioaa, leformatims, Examinations, at Recognisanees may
have been taken, touching any, such Offences, are required to trans-1
mit the NUM forthwith, td ffit..THollsar Ss mini, tate Cleric of
4rrafgos to the High Court of Admiralty of England, at his Office,
:: the Sessions House, in the Oldi Bailey, London.

J. W. CROKER.

NEWSPAPERS POR'SALE.

FOR SALE, by Order of the Commissioners of
stamp, a series of various London and Country News-
papera, published during the Seven Yests,,ending December, 1826.
May be viewed on application to the Newspaper Department,,
9temp USer, Somerset House, between the hours of Nine and
Ilwer o'Cleck. Sealed Tenders to be addressed to the Seisttary,
ad delivered on or before the 25th day of May Instant.

By eke

CHARLES PRESSLY, Secretsry.

Sump Mike, Inlay 18, 1817.
London, England, 1827-05-21

KING OF SAXONY.

The Allgeosseine Zeitung of the ISth inst. contains the
following account of the new King of Sastorry
D11E30614, MAY 6.—Though every thing in the
Administration is, of course, in a provisional state only,
it may be confidently anticipated that King Awns say.
will follow the usual maxim of Government, which
have stood the test of 58 years, durng the reign of his
brother, to whom he was most tend rly attached, and
that he will, as far as possible, leave all as he found it
This resolution he has, in fact, openly declared. At
present it is decided thatthe KING is to come to Dresden
every morning, and, perhaps, after dinner, to Polnotz
in the evening, to discuss and regulate the most im-
portant matters. From his early age be has been used
to rise early, often at four in the morning, to ride out
immediately after, and has a strong constitution, fortified
by exercise and activity. He is a judge of music, and
even.cornposes ; has a fine private ltbrat y, and loves the
Fine Arts, and highly prizes the German ama. Like
the late KING, he is also remarkable for piety and strict
attention to the duties of religion. The Queen, his
second wife, born January 14, 1767, was the eldest
daughter of the Emperor LEOPOLD IL and is univer-
salli beloved and esteemed."
London, England, 1827-05-21

TO BRICKLAYERS AND EXCAVATORS.
S. MAILTLYAON; MAY 19, 1827.
NOTICE IS HEREBY gIVEN, that the Vestry-
seen of this Parish have resolved to Contract for the
DIGOINO OUT for the Foundation of the Kitt Stone, for the
&dam of the Church now building opposite the end of Port-
had.roul; and also to Contract for BUILDING the BRICK
WORK of suck Foundation ; and that the Vestrymen will meet
u the Court House, in Marylebone-lane, on Saraamtv men the
*h instant, for the purpose of receiving Tenders for the above
temente works. The requisite Driwings and Specifications may
le sees, and every information had, by applying at the Court
Harms Security win be required for the doe performance of the
Getrart; and each Tender to be sealed and endorsed, and be de-
but:die Mc Vestry Citrk, before Eleven *Thick on aATUADAT
PCit, By Order of the Vestry,
JAMES HUGO GREENWELL, Vestry Clerk.
London, England, 1827-05-21

This day was published,
Is One large Volume ilvo. the Second Edition, With several
Plates, price les. boards,
THE WONDERS of ELORA ; or, the Narrative
of *Journey to the Temples and I)Vreiliogs excavated out of
IMaiantain of Granite, and extending upwards of a mile and a
garter, at Elora in the Bart Indica. With some general Quer.
taroass tke Pe'esple And Country.
By JOHN B. SEELY,
Captain in the Bombay Native Infantry, Scc.
Printed for Geo. B. Whittaker, Ave Maria-lane.
London, England, 1827-05-21

CLERICAL INTELLIGENCE.

CAMBRIDGE, Mar IS.
At a congregation on Wednesday last the following degrees went
conferred:
',WAITERS or Arts —Rev. Watson Joseph Thornton, Trinity Col-
lege ; Rew Sydney Gedge,_Catherine Hall.
EIRCHRLORI.OV ARM—Francis Gregory Le Mann, Ring's Col-
lege; Charles Stopford, Trinity College; Frederick Martin, Tri-
nity College; George James Assheton Drake, St. John% Caine:
John Hull, St. John's College; Wm. Trnell, St. John's College;
Francis Michael 111'Cartity, St. Peter's College; Francis Horse,
Corpus Christi College; Rev. John George Madditon. Magdalene
College ; Samuel Smith, Magdalene College ; Joins Barker, Down-
ing College.
"frawnier's Itsaarw &Hotelman:l—The followinrGentlemen
were last week elected Scholars of this foundation :—Jarrett, Ca-
therine Hall, Scholar, First Class ; Campbell, Jesus College. Mu*
la. Second Class.

OXFORD, Mar it
Thursday, the following Degrees were conferred I
R&CHELOR ht Minima (with licence to practise)--John Clem-
dinning, Magdalen Hall.
MASTRRI or Aare.--Joseph Askew, Taberdar of Queen's Col-
lege ; Rev. Henry Brown, Queen's College ; John Hennelier,
Corpus Christi College ; John Gay Cupleston, Oriel College ;
Robert Isaac Wilberforce, Fellow of Oriel College; John Myers
King, Scholar of BAUM College ; Rey, Philip Pinckney Hendon,
Exeter College; Re►. John Marshall Collard, Rueter College.
Boassinas or ARTS—William Grant, Brasennose, Grand Com-
pounder; Thomas Cottle, Pembroke College; John Foulest
M`Ghie, Queen's College ; William Butterfield, St. Edmund Hall;
Francis Headsman Buckereeid, Magdalen Hall; Hon. George
Ekiward Arundeli Mouckten, Christ Church; Frederick Forbes
Underwood, Student of Christ Church; William John Campion,
Christ Church; William Diane, Brasennose College; Ramsey
Robinson Clarke, Trinity College; William Nicholson Fall, Uni-
versity College; Frederick Fleeting Deaden, Oriel College; John
Within Damns, Jesus College.

The Lord Chancellor has appointed the Rev. John Griffith, RD.
Fellow and Tutor of Emmanuel College, Cambridge, to be his
Lordship's Domestic Chaplain.
A Dispensation has passed the Great Seal to enable the Rev. John
Nance, D.D. late Fellow of Worcester College, to hold the Rectory
of Hope, with the Rectory of Old Romney, both in the county of
Kent and Diocese of Canterbury.
The Rev. Samuel Maddock, M.A. of Bram:new College, has
been instituted to the Rectory of Abdon, Salop.
Rey, George Wilkins, D.D. of Calm College, Cambridge, Pro.
bendary of Southwell, and Vicar of St. Mary". Nottingham, has
been presented to the Rectory of Wing, in the county of Rutland.
A dispensation has passed the Great Seal, enabling the Rev.
George Swayne, jun. D.D. We Fellow of Wadhan College, and
Vicar of Moakley, to hold the Vicarage of South Bemilleet, b:rthib
Baer:, void by the death of the Rev. John Palmer.
The Rev. J. Frederick Hone. B A. of University College, has
been lustituted, by the Berber of Gloucester, to the Vicarage of
Tirley, in the calory of Gamester, void by the death of the Velar-
, able Archdeacon Sandiford, en the presentation of the Bari of Eldon
London, England, 1827-05-19

114,1111tll/ artuusto TO

Borough of Ripon—Louis Hayes Petit, of Lincoln's Inn, in
the County of Middlesex, Rsq. in the room of the Right Honour-
able Frederick John Robinson, now Viscount Godetich, called up
te the House of Peers.
Shire of Edinburgh—Sir George Clerk, of Penicuick, Bart.

BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED.
William Hodpon. Birmingham, Warwickshire, merchant, from
May 1151 to June 11, at ten, at the Royal Hotel, Birmingham.
London, England, 1827-05-19

EAST' INDIES. ,
MADRAS GAZETTE RXTRAORDIiiAIIYsAv."*.
Early yesterday morning. arrived the ship Ants. Cap.
tain Worthington, from Rangoon the 29th Deditiabdr.
She brings accounts of the Peg nets hivrat aestroyed
1 great part of the interior. and of lorlig set fire to
Tallah ; and that a very formidable' force was in readi-
ness to attack Rangoon on the Ist instant(
There was only one Native brig lying at Rangoon
when the Ann left it.
London, England, 1827-05-19

BASK bias IS.

•
FATAL 'PROILISTIC CONTSIII%—TueSdIIT, a light. for'
four sovereigns.took place upon Lansdown, between
two men of the names of the Frankom and Scaley.
The contest lasted upwardi of an hour, during which
43 rounds were fought; when Seeley received a blow on
the jugular vein, from which be became itroediately
insensible, and afterwards expired.... it:ti illt-ibenewhat
singular, that the brother of Fran '44l4agoi 14 years
ago, bitted a mab of the name Of‘ ,In the very
same spot, in a pugilistic en .j.nkkaieetsed wa%
only 24 years of age. ,t?
PROVINCIAL BANC ,ot , „ * Ge-
neral Meeting of the I,mprietore4 tbk y was boleti the
Qty of London Trieth, Mr. .1. Dewy la the Mgr. Among
the Directors present were. Mr. Sinai Race. M.P. Mr. Gnome
Demon, 11. P. The Report was read. front which it
that since the Last General Meeting two new Branches had here
opened at Armagh and Athlone. The entire Ism called was
soo,oool. The Flaw up to the met March bad bees MOM.
out of which two dividends had been paid. one et Midsummer bet
of 4 per cent. on 500,0001. sad a similar divided at Oirlststas. OM
409,0001. After paying these dthidende, there reached on the Ist,
of April a sum of 14,700 i. to psyche future dividends. Tins Report
was unanimously adopted, and an interesting conversation, it.
which several proprietors took part. en the future promising pro
pests a tits Coapeay, the Mattes siliseraal.
London, England, 1827-05-19

o—Tile CRANIUM, bring put the question, it was
carried.— He then reporte progress, and obtained leave
to sit again.
The House having resumed, and the Snag** taken
the Cbair, Mr.Tmtntsou brought op the R which
was received ; and, on the motion of, Mr.errt.ilmon,
Jahn Came was ordered to bicommitted to Newgaie.'
Oa the maim et Mr. TENNYSON, the House again resolved
Itself into a Committee, and proceeded to examine WilliamEdg-
combe. He said chit he had paid the rates of some of the electors
valempent to the election. He paid them iss‘consespromo of en
agreenssot between Mr. Read, Mr. Dyson) aodasintssif, on the part
of thitisreicandidetes. There were about thirty electors fiercest
In fib& rates. He reprisested Mr. Manning, andlled never Urea
tepaid. The meow of the rates was about 701. Me expected to
be repaid by Mr. Manning.
hares B. Read was then called amidst cries efa)erarn—Witosse
Nos concerned with W.'ildgeembe,ht the payment of the rates.-..
Me paid upwards of MS, end mated to be reimbursed by Lord
Perceval. •
After some conversation, on the motion of Mr. Se-
cretary Boyars', the Chairman was ordered to report
progress, and to ask leave to sit again.
The House resumed, when'leave was granted for the
Committee to sit again on Monday se'nnight, andthe
minutes of the evidence were ordered to be printed.
The other Orders of the Day were then disposed of,
and the House adjourned at a few minutes bean Two
OCLocic this Morning, until Monday nest.
London, England, 1827-05-19

BANKRUPTS.

James Prestos, Barton-spun-Humber, linculnahlre, brick-maker,
to surrender, June n, at four, 9, at two, and 29, at three' at the
George Inn, Bartos.upna. Humber. Attornies, Mews. Brown
sad Co. Barton.upon. Humber ; or Messrs. Hicks and Co. Gray's
lan-square.
Robert Young, late, of Marshall-street, Goiden.wpntre, tailor and
draper, May 29, June 5, and 25, at eleven, at the Court of Com-
missioners of Bankrupts, Basingball.street. Attorney, Mr. J. J.
Tanner, New Bashigliall-street.
Peter Thomas Twynkant &übington, Winchester, builder and
carpenter, Jane 4, at three, 5, at ten, and 29, at one, at the
Whits Hart lan, Winchester. Anoraks, Mr. James Lanyard,
Winchester; or Messrs. Bicknell and Co. Lincoln's Inn.
London, England, 1827-05-19

ISLE OF SHEPPY,

COMPACT FARM, NEW BUILT FARM HOUSE,
CAPITAL FARM BUILDINGS,
AND OFIVARDB OF
TWO HUNDRED AND ONE ACRES
Of Rich Marsh, Pasture, and Arable Land. •
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Mr. ROBINS,
(Of Warwick House, Regent-street)
At Garraway's Coffee House. 'Change Alley, Cornhill,
Oa FAIDAY, the 25th May, 1227, at Twelve &Clock,
AVALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, eligible
for an Investment.

STONF. PITS FARM,
In the Parish of Eastehurcb, Isle of Skeppy, County of Kent;

A FARM HOUSE recentl;Trecsed, and cenveniently Planned,
containing Parlour. Kitchen, Wash House, Dairy, &c. and Four
Bed Chambers, good Garden; an Old Farm House, Stable for
Ten Horses, Nag Stable, Cart Lodges, and capital Brick Built
Double bay Barn, Cow House, sod Calf Pens, Piggery, &c.

•Mo OPWAILDS

TWO HUNDRED AND ONE ACRES
Of rich Marsb, Pasture, and Arable Land, an lying Compact.
In the occupation of Mr. Edward Hobbs, a respectable Tenant,
under Lease for an unexphed 'Pros a nearly Twenty Years, at

• INIODKRAITE WIT Or
FOUR HUNDRED POUNDS PER ♦NNUM,
A very Eligible Property for lineal:nein.
To be viewed by applying to Mr. Hobbs, on the Premises; of
whom Particulars may be hitrat the Three Mariners, Kist Church;
Inns, at Sheerness; Ship, Milton; Rose, Sittingbourne; Fountain,
Canterbury; Crown, Rochester; Dull, Dartford; Mr. Lusatian;
I Sacker, Bartieteo.buildings, Holborn; at Garraway's; and of
Hr. Robins, No. 17C, Regent-street ; where a Plan of the Estate
may be seen.
London, England, 1827-05-19

SATURDAY EVENING, MAY 19, 1827.

SALES BY AUCTION.

IRONMONGER'S STOCK.
Handsome Modern REG.IStER and other STOVES,
PATENT RANGES,
FENDERS and FIRE.IRONS, and useful Ironmongery.

- •
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Mr. H. L. COOPER,
On the Premises, No. 56, Bishopsgate.street Within,
On THORIDAT, May 24,1827, at Twelve o'Clock,
By Order of the Proprietor, relinquishing-the Retail Ironmongery
Trade,
THE REMAINING STOCK, comprising handsome
modern Register Stoves, with Polished, Bronzed, and orna-
mental Fronts; Half Register Ditto, en Suite ' • Patent Kitchen
Ranges, with Boilers, dcc. Het Air and other Stoves ; Polished
Steel and Brass Fenderi, with Standards and Fire-irons; Si.
numbra Table and Hanging Lamps; various Japanned Articles;
excellent Kitchen Utensils, in Copper, Tin, Iron, etc. dm
To be viewed on Wednesday and 'lr.rnitig of Sale ; Catalogues
had on the Premises; and of Mr. H. 4 Cowper, Auctioneer, 93,
Blshopsgate.street Within.

SALES BY AUCTION.'

COMMODIOUS DWELLING DWELLING HOUSE, LARGE WARE-
ROOMS, SHOPS, AND WORKSHOPS,

BOW-STREET, COVENT GARDEN.

Elegant Assortment of excellent well node CABINET AR-
TICLES and UPHOLSTERY, CHIMNEY GLASSES,
UNDIANUFACTURED STOCK, and other Effects.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION.
By Mr. ROBINS,
(Of Warwick Houle, Regent-street)
On the Premises, Na, 211, Bow-street, Covent Garden,
On TIMM* T. the 284 of May,
.ta27, and following day, at

ieCtocig,

By Order of the Trustees of Mr. Rusaact,
THE ELEGANT and FASHIONABLE STOCK
of wellnnanufact aged CABINET A It TI C LES and UPHOL-
STERY; comprising capital Wardrobes, Chests of Drawers, lofty
Four-post and French Couch Bedsteads In Mahogany, Sofas,
Couches, a variety of Library and other Easy Chairs, a capital Set
of Mahogany Dining Tables, on patent sliding frames, Sideboards,
Sofa, Card, Lao, Pembroke, Library, and an assortment of Fancy
Tables, in Rosewood and Mahogany. Bookcases, Secretaites,
Chimney Glasses, a Drawing Room Suite in green Morten, Brussels
and other Carpets.
AT ONE O'CLOCK,
The LEASE of the Capital PREMISES, comprising a com-
modious Dwelling House, with largeyare Rooms, Shops, and
Work Shops, will be Sold.
ON THE SECOND DAY WILL BE SOLD,
The UNMANUFACTURED STOCK, consisting of line
Spanish Mahogany and Rosewood. in Plank. and Veneers; a quan-
tity of Brass Work, Work Beaches, &c.
The House to be viewed till the day of Sale, the Furniture, &c.
on Saturday and Monday preceding the Sale, when Catalogues may
be had on the Premises, at is. each; and of Mr. Robins, 170,
Regent-street.