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London, England, 1820-09-25

PORTUGAL.

A letter from Lisbon, dated September 2, to a
house in Parisi, contains the following intelligence :
"This morning the Spanish Constitution, followed
by an order for convoking the Cortes, has been posted
up is all the streets of the city. The Patriarch has'
put himself at the head of the Government, and our
revolution resembles a family fete. The public joy
is at its height, and is general, for not a single Por•
tuguese opposes the adoption of the Constitution.—
Even the English mix with our songs and dances,
and congratulate us on the recovery of our indepen-
dence. Lisbon is as tranquil as it has been for these
six months past. The only contrast between that,
and the present time is, that then we were very me-
lancholy, whereat now we are rejoicing."

THE. EVENING STAIC •

LOINI DON.

MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1820.
THE FUNDS. -
PRICE Of STOCKS THIS DAY A'l' ONE O'CLOCK
Bank Stock shut.
3 per Cent. Reduced shut
3 per Cent. Cons. 66 fi s/s
Si per Cent. shut-4 per Cent. dint
5 per Cent. Navy 102V2 3/4
Long Annuities shut.
India Bonds 20s. 21s. pre.
Exch. Bills (2d.) 4s. ss. pre.
Omnium 33/4 1/4 dis.
Cons. for Acct. 663/4 % 3/4.

The Paris Papers of Wednesday and Thursday
arrived in the course of yesterday. The following
are extracts:

PARIS, SEPTEMBER 23.

General Carnot has written from Magdeburgh to
a friend' at Paris, to the following effect. His letter
is dated the Bth September :
" I went a few days ago to Halberstadt, to visit a friend.—
' This journey, having coincided with the news just received of a
conspiracy in France, caused an uproar. It was said that I had
set out in haste for Paris, whither I had been been called to be
placed at the head of the Government. Orders were given to
follow me. All the Police were employtd both here and at
Halberstadt, and great astonishment was excited when I was
seen next day walking tranquilly in the streets of Magdeburgh."
A Government Order has been issued in Berlin for
shutting up the Lodges of Freemasons. It is thought
that this measure will be adopted throughout all the
other States of Germany : it has excited much sur-
prise in Prussia, where the Freemasons have hitherto
been protected by the Government.
London, England, 1820-09-25

CERTIFICATES—Ovrosts 14.

N. Miter, Tintern, Alopmouthshire, shopkeeper. R. Cox,
late of Bristol, carpenter. 11. Aston, Redmarley d'Abitot,
Worcestershire, corn dealer. R. B. Mucha% Birmingb..m,
tna:.c.aaat. W. 3lerewether, Aberfiell, Berks. timber-tner-
chant. T. Cibbins, jun. late of the Clat, Westbury-upon-S.:.
Tern, master.mariner. T. Crsasy, Chrintsfurd, haberdasher.
London, England, 1820-09-25

ECCLESIASTICAL PROMOTIONS.

The Rev. James Johnsor, ALA. of Worcester College, O.
ford, is presented to the Rectory of ryford, and Vicarage of
fridge Boilers.

The Rev. Henry Blurt, M.A. 'Fellow of Pembroke Hall,
Cambridge, and Vicar of Carr, Suffolk, is appoinzei Chaplain
to the Duke of Richmond.
London, England, 1820-09-25

THE ARMY.

ME.11=•••
Tuesdayevening, the depots orthe 47th, 65th, and
67th Regiments, marched into Winchester, from Al-
bany, in the Isle of Wight.
The march f the 19 h Regiment from Winchester
has been delayed, in coosequence of many of the Of-
ficers being required to attend the Court Martial on
Captain Cum, at Portsmouth.
et. )( . . on Captain Gouou, of the Ist
Life Guards, wilt take , .eat The mem-
bei s forming the same hive been selected tr..ni we
2d Life Guards, and Royal Horse Guards (Blue).
The Anglesea Militia have received orders to be
embodied for twenty-eight days. They are to march '
the Sd of October.
London, England, 1820-09-25

ROME, SEPTEMBER 6.

The official report of the events which took place
at Civita Vecchia, on the night of the 4th, has just
been received. The following are the details:

" In the Dock at Civita Vecchia there are four de-
p6ts for galley-slaves, which contain about 1600 con-
victs. On the 4th, it was learned that these criminals
had entered into a plan, not only for escaping, but for
getting possession of the town, driving out the Au-
thorities, and forming a Republic. The night be-
tween the 4th and sth was fixed upon for the execu-
tion- of this plan. The Government immediately
adopted the measures necessary for public security.
The different posts were doubled, and the troops.in
the barracks were ordered to hold themselves in
readiness for the first call. Meanwhile the greatest
silence prevailed among the galley-slaves, and it
was hoped that the mischief was not so great as
had been expected. At seven o'clock, a murmur
was heard in the principal depot, and immediately a
general movement commenced. The irons were bro-
ken: the ruffians seized everything they could lay
their hands on, and opened a passage for themselves.
The troops arrived, fired on the Insurgents, and sub-
dued them ; a great number of them were wounded.
" During this attempt the town not only conti-
nued calm, but a great number of the inhabitants
took up arms to join the troops. The revolt was not
completely suppressed until five in the morning.
While it was going on, the slaves cried out nee la
Republique!' Others called upon the soldiers to make
commove cause with them, saying Join us—to-mor-
row we shall constitute Civita Vecchia a Republic,
and we shall be all right.' The good spirit of the
troops and the inhabitants shewed itself in this diffi-
cult moment. The leaders of the plot were fifteen
in number."
London, England, 1820-09-25

MARRIED.

The Rev. Jame D. M. Mitchell,.ltectot of Quinton, North-
amptonshire, to Miss Mary. Anne Spragg.
Tuesday, at Walcut Church, Bath, the Rev. Dr. Routh, Pre-
sident of Magdalen College, Oatord, to Eliza Agnes, third daugh-
ter of John I,ttsgrave, Esq. of Calcot Park, 13erks.
At St. James's Church, by the Bishop of Ban!or,
Henry Maiendic, Esq. Hs LortishiP's eldest son, to Eliza, eldest
daughter of Aley.andtr Marsden, Esq.-of Clifford-street.

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London, England, 1820-09-25

DIVIDENDS to be made at GUIL_DII.II.I..

Oct. 14, W. Gallant, Leadenhall-market, fishmonger, at test.
Oct. 14, J. King-street, Cheapsicle, warelimisenian, at ten.
Oct. 17, T. Richmond, Bell-yard, Carey-street, plumber, at
twelve. Oct. 14, It. Gash, Bridge-road, Lambeth, coach.
maker, at twelve. Oct. 14, E. Blyth, late of Dyer's buildings,
Ilolborn, dealer, at ten. Oct. 14, J. Gomm, Rockland-Com-
mon, near Wendover, Bucks, timber-met chant, at twelve. Oct.
.17, C. Law, Minories, victualler, at twelve.
London, England, 1820-09-25

DIVIDENDS to be made in the COUNTRY.

Oct. 1.1, W. Hawke, Lamerton, Devon, merchant, at twelve,
at th 2 Royal Hotel, Plymouth. Oct. 16, T. Bolton, late et'
Worcester, vintner, at two, at the Bell Inn, Worcester. Oct.
16, 'F. Abbott, Knaresbrough, innkeeper, at six, at the Buy
I lone Inn, Knartsbrough. Oct. 17, G. Sharland. late of South
Bolton, I)evoit, money scrivener, at eleven, at thi Old Lon-
de.: Inn, Exeter. (kt. 19, W. Fawcett, Liverpool, merchant,
nt ere, at the C:corge lint. Date-street, laverpooL Oct 13,
W. Richards, Penzance, merchant tailor, at the Won Hotel,
Penzance.
London, England, 1820-01-10

ESUCATION.

MR. BATH, one of the
.MASTERS of READING
Smoot., respectfully informs Parents and Guardians,
that, under the Patronage of the Rev. Dr. Vater, he receives
a limited number of Voun; Gentlemen, as Boarders for that
Establishment.

*44 The I looseis airy, commodious, and contiguous to the
School nnd Play-ground.—The Pupils are subject to the saute
regulations, and experience the sante liberal treatment as those
who are under the immediate care of Dr. Vous-.

The Terms may be known by applying tc7llli. BArst, In the
Foasuay, 'leading; or to Mr. A. J. VALPT, Tooke's-court,
Cilanceily-lane, London.

This day was published, price It. bound in red,

ANEW COMPANION to the 'CALENDAR,
Wing a Practical and Historical Guide to the Public Esta-
blishments; Litt rare, Scientific, and Commercial institutions;
and Charitable Atiiociations, of the United Kingdom, for the
YeJr 1 820.

London : Printed f(r Cradock, and Joy, Paternos-
ter-row; and Suttaby, Evance, and Fox, Stationera'-court.

• si TO EMIGRANTS.
This day was published, in 800. price 10s. 61.. boards,
AMERICA and the BRITISH COLONIES--
An Abstract of all the most useful information relative to
the United States of America and the British Colonies of Ca-
nada, the Cape of Good Hope, New South Wales, and Van Die-
man's Island ; exhibiting, at one view, the comparative Advan-
tages and Disadvantages each Country offers for Emigration.
Collected front the most valuable and recent Publications The
Whole collated with Documents in his Majesty's Colonial Office.
To which are added, a few Notes and Observations.
By WILLIAM KINGDOM, Jun.
" Gui ct non sent bien court a dire ; mais avant que de Is-
dire, it fact pens.sr longtetyps."—BastmovoueseisT.
Printed for G. and W. B. Whittaker, 13, Ace-Maria-lane.
*,,* The Public are respectfully informed, that the injunction
against this Work has been withdrawn, by consent of the par-
ties who obtained it.

This day was published,

In Five rocket Volumes, with Plates and numerous Cuts, ,
prloe 10s. 6d. neatly half-bound,

TATURAL HISTORY for CHILDREN; being
a familiar Account of the most remarkable Quadrupeds,
Birds, In+ects, Fishes, and Reptiles, Trees and Plants._

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London ; Printed for Baldwin, Cradock, and Joy, Paternos-
ter-row ; N. Hailes, Piccadilly.
The Volumes of the same Work may be had separately, price
2;. 6d. each, neatly half-bound.
Also, by the same Publishers,
1. La Bagatelle, enabling to introduce Children of Three or
Four Years Old to some Knowledge of the French Language.
In two vols. price 3s.
2. Cobwebs to Catch Flies ; nr, Dialogues in Short Sentences,
adapted to Children from the Age of Three to Fight. By Mrs.
Teachwell. Two vols. price 3s.
3. Footsteps to Mrs. Trimmer's Sacred History, price 2s.
London, England, 1820-01-10

DI V I DEN DS :o bt• made at G 1 LDI-I A LL.

Feb. 1, W. and F. Dewy, Albion Coal-w harf, Surrey, coal-
merchants, at cne. Feb. 1, W. and J. Devey, Coal Exchange,
coal-factors and ship-owners, at one. Jan. 29, J. Lamb, Great
James-street, Bedford-row, tailor, at ten. Jan. 2.a, W. oohs,
Ilaughton-street, CL.re-martet, coal-merchant, at teen. Feb. 5, G.
Evans, jun. iligh-3treet, Southwark, hop-merchant, at twelve.
Jan. 1:7., I. Cottreux., .111iLcing)..tne, broker, at t:1. Jar. 29,
J. Jones, Capper Br:,ok-street, Grosvenur square, tailor, at
ten. Jan. 429, "i. Fiultnes, J. Minis, and J. D. Engl'rh,
co..cli-inalter,;, at ton.. Jan. '29, E. J. Roos, Camomile-
t.cetonerchant, at twelve. Jan. 29, A. B. Uhr,
Thames-street, merchant, at Jan. 29, C. Sundius, Dc-
vonbbire-squ,tre, merchant., ia ten.
London, England, 1820-01-10

WESTMINSTER SESSIONS.

Saturday, the Court was occupied the greater part
of the day in hearing an appeal against a decision of
the Magistrates at Bow-street, declaring certain abut-
ments and projections at present existing in front of
the Two Brewers public-house, in Jermyn-street, St.
James's, situated at the corner of Church-passage, a
nuisance, under Mr. M. A. Taylor's Act. The con-
viction f the Magistrates was confirmed.
London, England, 1820-01-10

CERT! ;7ICATES-JAN.

T. Fawell, Botolph-lane, wine-merchant. J. Wrangle, Am-
well, couch-master. It.. Hunt and J. Sharp, Lembarti-street,
brokers. IL Cabtly, Frome Selwood, linen-draper. It. Oswald,
Deceits, tames. F. N. Wackwell, Houghton, miller. J. Zim-
mer, Welbeck-stret t, merchant. W. Prest and J. Woolner,
Lawrence Pounmey-lane, corn-factors. L. Lyons, Sltadwell,
brewer. E. Clementson, U.tlitet Doswot th, hosi.:r. J. Armitage,
Wakefield, woolstapitr. J. Devey, Coal Lie:beige, coal-factor.

FLANDERS MAIL.

IRUN, DECEMBER 23.

A little pamphlet, of only one sheet, is privately
circulated at Madrid, the title of which is, A Dia- '
logue between the Shade of Don Quixotic, a Liberal,
and- a Servile." This pamphlet, which is full of
originality and wit, is a bitter satire on the different
operations of the Government. The conspiracy of
the pretended orders to march the Militia—to arrest
and send into banishment some grave Ecclesiastics—
to reniove Civil and Military Officers, have furnished
the author with a multitude of pleasantries, some of
v hich are very ptignant. All the endeavours of the
Police to discover tie distributors of this satire have
been hitherto unavailing.
News received by merchants at Cadiz, from Vera
Cruz, mention, that a large convoy coming from
Mexico, with several millions of piastres, destined
for the mother.country, had arrived in that city,
where it waited for a safe conveyance to Spain.—
Happily the convoy has a numerous escort, for the
road from Mexico to Vera Cruz is not free from dan-
ger, and is often interrupted by bands of Guerillas.
The eternal Father Torres has again appeared in the
field with siz or 7,000 men. This indefatigable par-
tisan retires into the mountains as soon as he is pur-
sued by the Royal troops ; re-appears in the plain
when the danger is past ; imposes contributions on
the villages and the inhabitants who are known to
entertain opinions contrary to his own, and retires
with his booty without a possibility of overtaking
Lim. At the beginning of October he had a success-
ful action with the dragoons of Mexico, whom he
repulsed with loss ; but other troops coming up,
Father Torres disappeared with his band. He was
formerly a Priest, and much esteemed in his diocese.
London, England, 1820-01-10

DIV I D NDSto be made in the COUNTRY.

Feb. 7, R. Broadbent, Blanchester, victualler, at three, at the
Dog Tavern, Alai:cluster. J.tn. 29, .1. Graham, flaslingdon,
Lancashire, tlrart,r, at eleven, at the White Marie, flanging
Ditch, Manchester. Feb. I, J. Cameron, Blancliniter, mer-
chant, at ten, at the Star, B 1 anclicr.v.r. Jan. 29, 'F. Summer,
l'reston, corn-met chant, at five, at the New Red Lion, Preston.
London, England, 1820-01-10

NUMBER 10,257.

111EATRE ROYAL, ADELPIII, STRAND.
•
(Late the Sans Pareil.)
•r.(ier r'w Authority of the Lord Chamberlain.
The near Burlett )V ERS OF ALL SO iI.TS being cow.-
pletel; established in pOlic ,ur, will be repeated every
Ever..rg till further notice.—The popularity of the new
l'A 7,1 Old IME continues to increase Its attraction by the
1.4-7.11:f plaudits of crowded and fashionable Assemblages.
lIiS PRESENT EVENING, January 10, and
during the Week, will be presented, an entirely new Bur=
Ictta, in .1 three Acts, entitled
tOVERS OF ALL SORTS; or, Not itch a Foci as he looks.
Alter which, an Imitative Barletta, in One Act, entitled
APOLLO DA GGER WOOD.
To oenclnde with an entitely new, grand, and picturesque
Christmas Pantordine, entitled
THE FAIRY OF TIIE NORTH STAR; or, Harlequin at
.Labrador.
Harleqn* Wk. W. Kalif Clown, Signor PAULO. Collins-
hire le.iu E. DINWITI‘
In the course of the Pantomime. a celebrated Dance, by the
three Miss Dennetts.
A Burletta,.in One Aet,estltled RUN FOR YOUR LIFE,
is in preparation, and will 'be produced in a few days.
he eux3 to be opened at Six o'Cloclt, and the Perforin-
aye to begin precisely at Seven.—Half Prke exactly at Half-
rest Fight.—Boxes 4s. Pit 2s. Gallery Is.
London, England, 1820-01-10

BALTIMORE, NOVEMBER 30.

Arrived on Friday evening last, an armed schooner,
full of men, said to belong to Brion's squadron.—
Whether " in distress," wanting repairs, or for what
cause she visits us, we know not—as yet having seen
no report of her arrival. •
We must conclude, materials and price of labour
are more moderate here than in other ports, as we
appear to have the preference given us by all the
" Patriot defenders"--and their arrival and depar-
ture has become so common, that a public report is
not considered necessary.

DECEMBER 3.—The armed Patriot brig Puerry-
don, arrived at this port on Thursday night, after a
successful cruize (as we are told), having boarded
ninety-seven vessels of various descriptions, only
three of which she manned. The Puerrydon is last
from Margaretta, performing the passage in eighteen
days. In an engagement with the Portuguese ship
Augusta, eleven of the crew of the privateer were
killed and wounded, the Captain among the latter.
The First Officer and boat's crew of the Puerrydon
were detained at Margaretta.
London, England, 1820-01-10

QUADRILLE DANCING.

ALLEN, 19, Sherrard-street, Golden-square, gives
Public Lessons and Practice in genuine Quadrilles, Waltz,
:pia Country Dances, as danced by the select Fashionable& of
Paris and Landon. Morning Sets for Ladies only—Evening
g,:ts, batik.: and Gentlemen. Private Lessons at all hours to
ur.taught or i!tcomplete Pupils, of any age, wishing privacy and
mire expeditisus or refined acquirement than Public Lessons
eenvey. Family Panics attended. Youth qualified for the Pio-
frisson, or Theatre. I .adies instructed to teach their Families,
for aiding which he has on sale new-invented self-inlaying
In-
etruments, enabling them to cultivate their own Dancing, give
Balls without Musicians, or amuse themselves and mends with
'Music by Clockwork.
London, England, 1820-01-10

MONDAY, JANUARY 10, 1820.

ROYAL HOSPITAL, CHELSEA.
JAwsiair 7, 1810.,

IN pursuance of the Act of the .55th Year of his
present Majesty, by which it is enacted, that the Out-Pen-
sioners of this hospital shall, in future, be paid quarterly, in
advance, instead of half-yearly : Notice is hereby given, by or-
der of the Right Honourable the Lords and others, Conunis-
sioncrs for managing the Affairs of the said Hospitals that all the
Out-Petiskuers thereof, residing in London, or within the dis-
trict of the Ellis of Mortality, are required to appear personally,
and regimentally, with their Instructions, and Certificates of
Admission, at the Secretary's Office in the said Hospital, on the
respctive days, aad in their different classes, according to their
several Rates of Pelsion as undermentioned; when attendance
will be giVlen fiom ten o'clock in the morning, until three in
the afternoon, for the payment of a quarter of a year's pension
in adva.oee to the 24th March next.
London, England, 1820-01-10

THEATRE, LONDON HOSPITAI,

JANUARY 7, ISO.
THE SECOND COURSE of LECTURES will
COMMENCE at this Theatre, on THURSDAY, the
tcth of January.
Anatomy, Physiology, Ste. 'ilr. HiLDINGIGN.
Practical Anatomy and Demonstrations, as
Principles and Practice cf Surgery, Mr. FILADINGTON.
Practice of .NlCdiCille Dr. ROSINbON.
Midwifery, and the jibe:lies of Women and Children, De
RAMSNOTHAN.
Chentistry, Mr. R. PHILLIPS.
"Uteri& Medic*, Dr. BILLING.
London, England, 1820-01-10

FROM THE NATIONAL INTELLIGENCER OF NOV. 30.

" The Editors have information on which they
can rely, that the consequences of the rash invasion
of the Spanish territory, by a-handful of men from
the American lines, are proving to be such as might
naturally have been expected. After the dispersion
of these men, those settlers in. Texas, who had asso-
ciated with them, were left in a most pitiable condi-
tion. All the American settlers have been obliged
to cross over to this side of the line, and leave be-i
hind them the fruits of their industry, and the hopes'
of their families. The Spaniards from St. Antonio,
1700 strong, with six pieces of cannon, were, about
the Ist of this month, near Labadie. Their intention
was to establish a post at Nacogdoches, and settle
the Province. General Long had gone to Lafitte's,
at Galvestown ; and it was considered unsafe for
him to return by the route by which he went out.—
With such materials as composed the Expedition, it
was impossible any other result could have attended
it. The soldiers were of the most worthless order—
men unfit for any service, and even such as were dis-
charged, on account of their worthlessness, from the
service of daily labourers at Baton Rouge and other
posts !"
London, England, 1820-01-10

otiugtries. GOSS and Co. M. IL C. Surgeons.
15, Bouverie-street, Fleet-street, London.

Er For the general accommodation, we co not limit ourselves
to stated period* of practice, but may be consulted at all reason-
able hours. Count' y Patients are requested to describe minutely
their symptomir, wheli Medicines, with Advice, will be tm.
mediately forwarded to any part of the Birgdom.—A Bank Note
is expected to accompany the Case.
Just published efenth Edifies)
The Alms of Lars, a familiar Commentary on the above Di'.
eabeb. By Goss and co. Addressed to the Youth Anil Maturity
of both Sexes. May be had at 20, Paternoster-row; 66, Pa-
Mel; 24, Gerrard-street; 174, neetTatroat ; and of ag Bout.-
ellZas.—Price 5*
London, England, 1820-01-10

This day was published,

The Second FAlition, with considerable Alterations and Addi-
tions, and with a Dew Set of Sixteen rates, in Three Vols.
l2mo. price Al. Is.
USEFUL KNOWLEDGE; or, A Familiar Ac-
count of the various Productions of Nature, Mineral,
Vegetable, and Animal, which arc chiefly employed for the use
of Man. Illustrated with numerous Figures, and intendetLas a
Work both of instruction and reference.

By the Rev. WILLIAM BINGLEY,
Author of " Animal Biography."
London : Printed for Baldwin, Cradock, and Joy, Paternos-
ter-row ; and Dayton, Ilarvey, and Darton, Gracechurch-street.
. .

Of whom may also °be had, lately published,
l. The Woodland Companion ; or, A brief Description of
British Trees, with same Account of their Uses. Illustrated by
twouxceight Plates, price 9s. neatly half-bound. By Dr. Aikin.
t. .Natural History of the Year : being an Enlargement of the
Calendar of Nature. By Mr. Arthur Aikin. 12rno. 3s. 6d. bd.
3. Anezdotes of remarkable Insects; selected from Natural
History, and interspersed with Poetry. By Joseph Taylor. In
a neat Po:ket Volume, embellished with Engravings, price, half-
bound, 3s.
London, England, 1820-03-22

FASHIONABLE ARRIVALS.

Captain Hastings, of the Royal Navy, at Thompson'a Hotel,
Cavendish•square, from Wellesley Hall, Leicestershire.
Sir George Barlow, Bart. K. C. B. at ditto, from his seat,
Oakwood, near Chichester.
Sir Robert Barlow, Bart. at ditto, from Chatham.
William Barlow, Esq. at ditto, from Chatham.
The Marquis and Marchioness of Worcester, yesterday, at
their house in Park-street, Grosvenor-square, from Badminton,
Gloucestershire.

The Earl and Countess Verulam, yesterday, at their house in
Grosvenor-square, from their seat, Gorkarnbary, Herts.
London, England, 1820-03-22

DISSOLUTIONS OF PARTNERSHIPS.

Roberts and Clr.iton, Sheffield; silver-pla.ers. Kay and Ire-
vers' Huddersfield, wool-stapler. Tate and Co. 0:d Jewry
and Liverpool. Low and Martin, Wiruhorne-Miasttr, Dorset,
printers. Tilling and Hughes, Grosvenor-row, Chelsea, printers.
Witchell and Webster, Halifax, porter-dealers. S. and M. Mon.
dicai, Whitechapel, ironmongers. J. and G. Hill, Atttraile.
Yorkshire, millers. Richman and Mason, Lymiugton, South-
ampton, attornies. blackness and Wilson, Red I.ion-atre'ti
Spitalfields, bakers. Croes tiler and Ogden, SaddLworth, York-
shire, cabinet-mikers. J. and W. iearnlcy,' Thornhill Lev',
Yorkshire, brewers. Stead and Co. Leeds, c4biset-niakurs.
WylJe and Howorth, Nlanchester, muslin-manufacture's. Was
brough arid Co. Bristol, bras-founders.
CERTIFICAI'ES—A ran. 11.

J. Buck, Arundel-street, Strand, statianei. T. -C. Puricki
Austin-friars, insurance -broker. G. and T. Wood, Olt:swigs-
ford, Worcestershire, spade and giovel.manufattarers. J. and
J. Ray, Clare, Suffolk, bankers. S. Glo:ccs:er, linen-
draper. A. Abbott, Liverpool, upholsterer. T. Morris, lhis-
to!, linen-draper.

Doevoa Pana.—We have great pleasure in laying before.cur
Readers a more correct account than has hitherto appeartdi of
the circumstances attending the increase of Dr. Pass's prebend.
The sum paid by the Regent Canal Company was .e27,0c0,
which is vested in the. Three per Cents. fur the benefit of the
present Prehendary and his wreak:ors. But the profound and
enlightened Ecelesintic who tow tills the st-il has, with rare,
and almost unparalleled liberality, negotired, at the age of
seventy-three, in a manner which might rather have bteu ex-
pected from a person of thirty. who might h_Lve :oohed wish
more certainty to the advantages of the transaction, ..nd for a
longer time to enjoy them. Looking to the hitereiti of his te-
nants, who are now excluded from a renewal of their leases, Hr.
PARS has given to them the whole benefit of the irereasta in-
comefor the next four leant, though he might equitably have
claimed for himself some immediate participation in the antr.:al
interest of the sum funded, and contents h..m.elf with the
receipt of the rent due to him antecedently to his negotiation
with the Canal Company. if the Learned Doctor should not
live four years longer, he will not hits if receive a single
Reg front the at gmentation of the pretend; but should lie va-
!sable life be spared till January, I mr4, he will, for the rema:.
der of his days, mei," that in( time, which, tattler all the r,ca
cumstances, most afford to his virtuous and inelepencec,t,s; irie
more real happiness, and hiiher n.oral satitfacti..n, th.n a ur .re
caebestow.,
London, England, 1820-03-22

TO THE PUBLIC.

TESSF S. HAZARD and Co. and ".trr.
IN I ROLL. the Contractors for the present I.•;t:rsy,
reticints my censure of the Scirrne, have dared, h a
way, to attribute the candid ard harts: or.:::ica I
r..ite L.:ten u;. it, demerits, to disappointment at co: briag
;•..ricipate with them in the profits they to cts-
t ~n it ; and insinuate an evident untrath—"
5.•,1 •,.• i) ori,,at me ti /what I never dfreetl7 or indirectly soli-
• mi!tt• v•d'i !hens." Towards the indtviJuals who are
i•i the Contract, I hare no persona: animosity—l am
• • their and that selcly paUic gra..zds;
• • !I, court a minute investigation of she Scheme, the
!••• •,-, lam preparing to publish, and which shall be ready
•.• ,!,•,. wit sh....va that my objectiont are not ill-founded,
•• I nice the PUBLIC, dist I bad a mere noNoca-
• pto:.o.lgati•ag thrill, than the Gentlemen Con-
e M.rtm 1 to me; and it then be seen wbose
••.t n..•. rL ii,;;,i• and voided, the CON rn.turons, us.
Tae Puidit's devoted Servant,
T. DISH, Cornhill.

A-

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THE ARMY.

Colonel Bnoww, Quartermaster-General, has been
on a tour through Commught, taking up quarters
for a proper arrangement of military throughout
that province. He and Colonel THORNTON, Adju-
tant General, are appointed Magistrates of the Coun-
ties of Clare, Galway, Roscommon, Sligo, and Mayo.
Lieut.-General Sir EDWARD PAorr is to have his
head-quarters at Athlone, and Sir J. ELY at Loughrea.
All the Captains commanding detachments in the
disturbed districts will be appointed Magistrates.
Four hundred and fifty of the 12th Regiment are
detached from "the head-quarters of the corps, at the
following places :—Clare, Killaloe, Tomgrany, En-
nistimon, Six-mile-bridge, Ballyncally, Broadford,
Kilkishen, Kilrush, O'Brien's Bridge, Tulin, Ccaz)fin,
New-quay, Newmarket, Crusheen, and Callaghan's
Mills. Captains are stationed at Corofin and Tom-
grany.—Major D'Ancy, and a well-appointed Horse
Police, are established at Loughlea.
London, England, 1820-03-22

THOMAS and RICHARD ABBOTTS, respect-
..i. fully invite their numerous Customers, the Nobility, Gen-
try, and Buyers of fine WINES and SPIRITS in General, to
their Concerns, No. le, SKINNER-STREET. and 340, OX-
FORD-STREET, Lowboy. In Skinner-street they will have
the opportunity of Viewing and Tasting the largest Stock of the
finest WINES aad SPIRITS in the Kingdom. .
Port Wine - - - 365. per doz.
Full-bodied high-flavoured Ditto - - 4'23.
Old Lisbon - - - • 365.
Old Sherry (Pale and Brown) . 38s.
Very fine Bucellas - - - 465.
Rich Mountain - - -40 s.
Old West India Madeira - 545.
De. Direct Do. - 463.
Do. Vidoria Do.• - - 465. '
Claret, first growth, Chateau Margott - SoUs.
Ditto, second growth - - - - 50%.
Cape White Wine - - - - -21 s.
Ditto Superior Madeira - - - - 9.65.
itcd P..atac Ditto (excelleafj, - - - 465.

Crusted I'ort Wines, from three to seven years in Battle, of
all th:! favourite, Rom Retciro, Roriz, and all other first-rate
FLA :•!, g.

All \Vines and Spirits del:vet-2d Free cf Expense within ten
Miles of the City of Lor.cbn, and flottlA Fs,,•e of Expense.—
Old s'ol-r, J.:it:o per Pipe, 3..t.:rry, 114deira, A-95, Cape,
Lpwards..
- 9s. 6d. per Gallon.
ca hum - -11 s. 6d.
I;:asidy 26b. od.

AGZ.NTS.
• Mr. William Austin, Wen:with.
.7.1 r. J. P. "lrinnias, Vanittart-terrace, Greenwich.
Mr. C. lialstead, Camden Town.
1%::. S. itichards, jun. I... Aver Tottenhain.
Quecn's Elms, Chelsea. .
Lfr. :ru,hatn, Posi-Ocoee, Enfield.
Mr. J. Al G. Vogel, Camberwell.
London, England, 1820-03-22

1)IED.

February 1, at the Villa Pen, near Spanish Town, Jainniea.
Francis Graham, E. formerly a Representative in Asse.
for the Parish et St. 'lltonlas in the Vale, in that Island.

IQNDON ; l'ointed and puliiished by I.Evcc, Krw; Pkk‘tc-
Plate, Lanple-Ilitt
London, England, 1820-12-04

Lately published,
In Twelve Vols. Svc). beautifully printed by BALLANTYYZI with

Vignette Titles, price £7 4s. boards,
NOVELS and TALES of " The Author of Wa-
Tetley ;" comprising Waverley, Guy Mannering, the An-
tiquary, ltob Roy, Tales of My Landlord, first, second, and
third Series with a cedillas Glossary.
Printed for Archibald Constable and Co. Edinburgh; and
I/urst, lt,ibiuson, and Co. 90, Cheapside, London.
Of whom may be had, just published,
Mustrations of the Novels and Tales of the " Author of Wa.
v.--r!ey," ht Twelve Prints, with Vignette Title. Engraved by
Heath, Warren, Engleheart, Romney, Meyer, Lizars, &c. Irons
urcv.ival Deigns by William Allan.
In l2mo. 45.-Bvo. Ils. &I.—Proofs on India Paper,
Inir:rial 4t9. £2 12s. 6d. Ditto before the letters, Colombier
Z; 3s.
London, England, 1820-12-04

SOMERSETSHIRF.

Capital DOMAIN between BATH and BRISTOL
MANOR, ADVOIVSON, and Parish of KELSTON, abound-

Ing with Game.
Capital FREEHOLD ESTATE, Land-Tax redeemed; the
whole ONE THOUSAND and FORTY-FIVE ACRES,
of rich MEADOW, PASTURE, ARABLE, and WOOD
LAND; capital MANSION and OFFICES; FARMS,
MILLS, FISHERY, DWELLING-HOUSES, and COT-
TAGES.

By Mr. ROBINS,
(Of Warwick-street, Golden-square),

At Garraway's Coffee-house, in Exchange-alley, Cornhill, on
THURSDAY, December 14, 1220, at Twelve o'Clock, in One

Lot,
THE very Valuable and most Desirable FREE.
HOLD ESTATE, comprising the Manor, Advowson,
and entire Parish of. Kelston, with the Quit Rents, Fines, &c.
the capital MANSION, seated on a beautiful Lawn, near the
River Avon, called
KELSTON HOUSE,

Substantially built of Stone, erected on an eminence, coma
mantling delightful Views, embracing a very extended Scenery,
only four miles from Bath, and eight from Bristol; adapted fur
the Residence of a Family of the first distinction. Containing
an Entrance-hall and spacious Stone Staircase • two capital
Dw raing-rooms, - communicating ; excellent Dining Parlour,
Library,•eleven good Bed-rooms, three Dressing-rooms, House-
keeper robin, Butler's room, and two good Water Closets,
convenient Domestic Offices of ail descriptions, eight Servants'
Bed-rooms over, with Coach-houses, Stables, and all requisite
Offices • excellent Kitchen Garden, walled round, Orchards,
and Ise-house.

The Lands round the louse are tastefully planted, and pre.
sent a Parklike ap?..earance. The Estate (exclusive of the Ad-
*omen) contains
ONE THOUSAND AND FORTY-FIVE ACRES,

Of rich Meadow, Pasture, Arable, and Wood Land, With
good Farm-hound and convenient Outbuildings, and is com-
pletely within a Ring Fence.
Tne property is bounded in great part by the river Avon,
above which are. thriving Woods, containing, valuable Timber,
and abounding with Game: the whole forming a most eligible
and desirable Property, such as is rarely offered for sale. it is
presumed that Coal may be found on the Estate.
The Mansion to be viewed on Mondays and Fridays only, by
Tickets, to be had of Messrs. Guy and Michell, Chippenbam,
of whom printed Particulars may be had ; also at the White
Lion, Bath; Bush, Bristol; Plough Inn, Cheltenham; Castle,
hill;Salt of Messrs. Sturge, Land Surveyors, Brist,,l; at Gar-
raway's ; and of Mr. Robing, Warwick-street, Golden-square,
London of whtton Tickets may also be had, and a L'lan seen,
London, England, 1820-12-04

• ALI PACIM.

The celebrated Ali Pacha, according to the sub-
joined letter, is stHl an object of terror to his enemies :1
" CORFU, Ocr. 21.—Ali Pacha has made a sortie,
in which he committed great slaughter among the
besiegers. Notwithstanding his advanced age and
enionpoint. he marched at the head of his troops,
and had almost taken prisoner the person who is
'destined by the Porte to be his successor. Ali's forces
are only 800 own, whilst the Tui-ks have 20,000
but on the other hand, Ali has 200 pieces of cannon,
with which he keeps up a strong fire upon the town of
Jannina. The Turks have not yet erected any bat-
teries to play upon the fortress."—Courier Francais.
London, England, 1820-12-04

This day was published,

In Svo. illustrated with Twelve Engravings, price 18s. board,
TREATISE on NEW PHILOSOPHICAL
INSTRUMENTS for various purposes in the Arts and
B:l,nces, with Experiments on Light and Colours.
By DAVID BREWSTER, LL.D.
Fauw of the Royal Society of Edinburgh, and of the Society
of the Antiquaries of Scotland.
Printed for Archibald Constable and Co. Edinburgh; and
Burst, Robinson, and Co. 90, Cheapside, London.
Of whom may be had, by the sante Author,
.1 Treatise on the Kaleidoscope. Post Bvo. illustrated With
I?-:;;ravings, price Gs. boards.
London, England, 1820-12-04

NU M BEit 10.539.

LAST TWO NIONTS OP APOLLO DAGGEEWOOM •
ADELPHI THEATRE, STRAND.
By Authority of the Right Hon. the Lord Chamberlain.
THIS PRESEINT EVENING, Dec. 4, 1820, and
TO. MORROW, Dec. 5, will he presented, an entirely
new Mythological Extravaganza, in Three Acts, founded on
'Oryden's Comedy of " Amphitryon; or, The Two Sodas,"
',anted,
.1 DIJIILETT it OF ERRORS; or, Jurrrea awn Accatax.s.
After which, the favourite Ballet, called
L'A .10U1R.
With (sixth time this season) an imitative Burletta, entitled
APOLLO DAGGEItWOOO.
Apollo Daggerwood, Mr. JOAN REEVE.
To conclude with (seventh time) a Burletta, in Two Acts, called
VIE DEUCE IS IN HER; or, Two Munn AT MADato.

All entirely new Melo-clrame, in Three Acts, is la prepara-
tion, and will speedily be produced.
London, England, 1820-12-04

NEW LITERAL TRANSLATION OF HOMER'S

:':is day was published, In Two Vols. Bvo. price in 4s. boards,
'1 E ILIAD of HOMER, TRANSLATED INTO
ENGLISH PROSE, as literally as the different Idioms
C.l the Greek and English Languages will allow; with Expla-
Lar.cy Notes.
By a GRADUATE of the University of Oxford.
Printed for G. and W. B. Whittaker, 13, Ave Maria-lane,
London ; and Monday and Slatter, Oxford.
Of whom may be had,
Groiciets or VIRGIL, with an English Translation
and Notes, Bvo. price 16s. boards, or £1 Is. with coloured Plates.
Ilaierro's Bueoticirs or Armin., with an English Transla-
tion and Note's, Bvo. price 16s. boards, or XI Is, with coloured
Pines
London, England, 1820-12-04

'nits day Were published, •
In Two Vols. Bvo. price £1 Is. In boards,

ERNIONS, by the late Very Reverend ISAAC
k-7 MILKER, D. F.R.S. and F.A.S. Dean of Carlisle, Pre-
)itlent of Queen's College, Cambridge; and Lucasian Professor
Mathematics in that University.
!..Tiuted for T. Catlell, Strand ; and W.l3laekvitood, Edinburgh.
Of whom may also be had,
The Works, complete, of the late Rev. Joseph Milner, A.M:,
71la<ter of the Grammar School, and afterwards Vicar of the
Trinity Church in Kingston-upon-Hull; now first Ctd-
'.ted and Edited by the late Rev. Isaac Milner, D. D. in eight
Irge volumes Svcs. with a Portrait, price £4 16e. In boards.
V? This Edition comprehends the following Works, each of
*Lich nuy also be had separately, viz.
1. 'The llistory of the Church of Christ (continued on the
plan, by the Dean of Carlisle), five vols. price £3. boards,
v. Practical Sermons; to which is prefixed, An' Account of
tt Life and Character of the Author, by the Dean of Carlisle;
•• vole. prize J.:l 4s. in boards.

• craets and Essays, Themlogiad sad IliStorical; one vol.
it. ill. In buar.ls.
London, England, 1820-12-04

SALES BY AUCTION.

STRATFORD-PLACE, OXFORD-STREET.
Excellent HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, brilliant Pier and
Chimney-Glasses of large dimensions, superb Cut-glass
Lustre*, about Four Thousand Ounces of Plate, including a
costly Pair of Silver►gilt vase shape Ice Pails, with inside
liners, and Cream Bowls, richly chased in burnished and mat
gold, on massive scolloped-edge stands, and various other
Effects.

By Mr. ROBINS,
(Of Warwick-street, Golden-square).
On the Premises, No. 4, on the East side of Stratford-place:
Oxford-street, on Wanannav next, December the 6th, 1820,
and two following days, at Eleven coTlock,
Part the property of a NOBLEMAN, and part of the late
JOHN HATSELL, Esq. deceased, removed from his resi-
dence adjoining the House of Commons;

T-
HE ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
comprising lofty Four-post, Tent, and other Bedsteads
and Furnitures, prime seasoned Feather Beds and Bedding, suites
of French Rod Drawing and Dining-room Window Curtains,
in chintz-cotton and morine ; havdsome bronzed and gilt frame
Grecian scroll-end Couches,Sofac,Chairs,Ottomans, &c. en suite ;
brilliant Plate, Pier, and Chimney Glasses, of large dimensions;
Statuary, Marble and Rosewood I'ier Tables, superb Lustres
and Chandeliers; about Four Thousand Ounces of Plate, in-
cluding a costly Pair of silver gilt vase-shape Ice Pails, with inside
liners, and Cream Bowls, bordered with grapes and vine-leaves,
richly chased in burnished and mat yid, and Bacchanalian-head
ornaments, gadroon and acorn-leaf edges, and beautifully-twisted
snake handles, on massive scolloped-edge stands, with elegant
chased shell and grape devices, and scroll feet; capital well-
made Cabinet Articles, in rosewood and Mahogany, Card,
Loo, Sofa, Library, Work, and Dressing Tables; handsome Cabi-
nets, Library Book-cases, Wing and other Wardrobes, Chests
sof Drawers, Presses, Ladies Cheval and other Dressing•glisses ;
an excellent Set of Pillar and Claw Dining-tables, and Breakfast-
tables, Sideboards, Cellarets, Dining room and Library Chafes,
Turket, Brussels, and other Carpets and Hearth-rugs, Fenders
and lire-irons, China and Glass, numerous Kitchen Re-
quisites, &c.
May be viewed on Monday and Tuesday previous to the Sale,
and Catalogues had on the Premises, and of Mr. Robins, War-
wick-street, Golden-square.
London, England, 1820-12-04

POWER ON MIDWIFERY.
This day was published, in Svo. price Ss. 6d. boards,
ATREATISE on MIDWIFERY, developingnew
Principles, which tend materially to Lessen the Sufferings
t,r the I'atient, and shorten the duration of Labour.

Ry JOII POWER., Accoucheur.
Member of the Royal 3ledical Society of FAlinbersh.
Printed fur Thomas and George Underwood, 32, Fleet-stmt.
London, England, 1820-12-04

eras published, in Three Vols. 21s. boards,

BURGH ; a Satirical Novel. By the Author
I .4 of " London; or, &Month at Stevens's." _

" I hall chew the vices of Edinburgh, not as a parallel, but
zs 1 contrast to those of London ; nor shall I omit a I'ortrait, or
.. Character, because the original was my friend or acquaint-
v.c,2."—lntroduction.

London : Printed for Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Pater-
a9,tt r-row.
London, England, 1820-12-04

NEW NOVEL.
This day was published, price .El. Is. boards,

LOCHIEL; Or, THE FIELD OF CULLODEN.-
A Nowell in Three Volumes, 12mo.
___ _ ____ . _ __ _ _

Printed for G. and W. B. Whittaker, 13, Ave-Maria-lane.

" We recommend this Work for its. interesting theme, and
f-om the spirited and genial way in which it is treated.".--New
_llu..thly Magazine, September, 1120.
In the Press, and nearly ready for publication,
ticca is Int Wont.a; a Novel, in Three Vols. l2mo.
London, England, 1820-12-04

DISH'S THANKS TO THE PUBLIC FOIE
PATRONISING HIS CONTRACT.
0-p BISH's Contract being concluded, he feels,it a
• duty be owes to the Public to express the deep sense he
cue-nal:is of the very liberal manner in which that Contract was
ratronised. That his endeavours to please alt Classes of Adven-
turers have succeeded beyond his must sanguine expectations,
the extensive Sales of Tickets and Shares (but must mrticitiar(e
hi; own offices) furniihtst the best proof ; and he now feels stil
greater pleasure in being able to congratulate the Public on their
treat success, as SEVEN Prizes of £20,000, besides others of
£lO,OOO, &c. were distributed amongst them by himself and
the other Office-keepers.
A new Lottery was contracted for on Ft iday last, Tickets and
Shares for which will be on Sale iu a day or two. The hiddings
were as under:
J. and J. S,vcn•su:rtr - - £l5 6 6
TitomAs - - - 13 7 9 -
GEORGE CA it cr, - - - 13 5 3
Ilazaan and Cs. - - - 13 3 3
Messrs. SI VFW R !GUT being the. highest
.bidders, were of
clurse declared the Contractors. The Drawing will commence
oat the 23d of January (the LMy that Parliumeta mat). The
Scheme has not yet received the sanction of the Lords of the
Treasury, but it is said to contain the unprecedented number of
E Prizes of X 2.1,000! and not Two Wanks to a Prize.
London, England, 1820-12-04

NAPLES.

The following article from Augsburg, dated the
`23d ult. which appeared in the Moniteur of Thurs-
day, would lead so the impression that Naples will
not be invaded by a hostile force, notwithstanding
f;:e indications of a contrary description which have.
been derived from other quarters:
4. We have just received intelligence that imme-
diately after the arrival of a courier from Troppau,
the Count de Bellegarde, Minister of War and Pre-
sident of the Aulic Council, quitted Vienna the 15th
inst. to proceed to the Emperor Francis, at Troppau.
Private letters from the latter place, of a very recent
dat.l-, ore of a nature to gratify the friends of peace,
as they speak of a report which was in circulation,
that conciliatory measures had been proposed, and
that it was probable that the war with Naples would
be avoided."
Anothei letter from the same place, dated the 21th
ult. in the Journal de Paris of Thursday, says:
4. We have received letters by the last courier
front. Milan, which mention different orders Issued to
the troops, and according to which it may be con-
cluded with some certainty, that the Austrian army
will not be put in motion. It is even added, that
the project of placing it on the war establishment
has been postponed. Various motives are stated as
having influenced the Cabinet of Vienna ice coming
to this determination. However that may be, reports
of a very pacific nature begin to circulate. It is as-
serted, that a great Power hopes to prevent any de-
claration of war against the Ding of the Two Sici.
lies. It is regarded as certain that the Ministers of
the great Powers which form the Congress at Trop-
piu, have addressed a Declaration to the present
Goverameat at 'Naples. Respecting the contents of
London, England, 1820-09-13

Ti.is day was published, price ss. bound in roan, with a clasp,
SPECULUM GREGIS; or, Parochial Minister's
Assistant.

By a COUNTRY CURATE.
Ile understands but little of the nature and obligations of
:he priestly office, who thinks be has discharged it by perform-
u:; the publicappointments."—Bishop BURNET.
The readiest way of finding access to a man's heart, is to
his heart."—Cnai.mEas' Christian and Civic Economy.
Printea for F. C. and J. Rivington, Nor 62, St. Paul's Church-
yard ; and N 0.:., Waterloo-place, Pall-Mall.
London, England, 1820-09-13

MARRIED.

On -the 27th ult. at Hastings, Capt. Wilson, to Miss Ilarrisor,
of Montague-pface, Montague-square; and, at the same time
and place, William Henley, Esq. to Miss Harriet Harrison, of
Montague-place.
On the 25d ult. at Milford, Lieutenant-Colonel B. Sealy, of
the Bombay Army, to Miss Byers, only daughter of the late
Major J. Byers.
At Margaret's Hill, on the sth instant, the Rev. Robert Bal-
four Graham, Minister of Stenton, to Christina Wilson, sccorid
daughter of the Itev. Archibald Lawrie, D.D. of Hillhouse, Mi-
nister of Loudoun.
At hairy-house, Edinburgh, on the 7th. instant, James Dou-
glas, Esq. of Cavers, to Emma, daughter of the late Sir David
Carnegie, Bart. of tionthesk.
London, England, 1820-09-13

THE ARary..

[ The Duke of Yoax held a. Levee yesterday, at I.is
office in the Horse Guards, for the first time for se.
veral weeks past, which was uumeroutly attended.
Monday, several companies of the 85th H.,•giznent
lof Foot quitted Uxbridge, where they had tear-
tered ever since the commencement of the QUEEN 'I
trial. They proceeded to Kingston, Richmond, and •
other places adjacent to the Metropolis, for fre,h
':quarters. Other companies front distant parts of the
country will succeed to their quarters at Uxbridge.
The head-quartets of Metsr-GeneY4 Sir JottN
&Lay, K.G.4. ate to be fixed at Gort. • -
A conipscny of the 4.1 d, front Kilkenny, arrived it;
Waterford on Friday, and is to be replace t shortly
by a division of the 9th Royal Veteran Battalion,
from 'Naas.

The bead-quarter division of the 2.d Royal Veteran
Battalion. sailed on TharSday night week from Ports-
mouth, under the command of Major Boutcen, for
Cork, containing 530 of all descriptions. The re.
mainder, under Lieutenant-Colonel CAMPBELL, was
expected to embark shortly. The head-quar.ers of
the Regiment in Ireland, is to be Waterford. The
head-quai ter division arrived at the Cove of Cork, it%
• the .1(.1m, on Tuesday, lauded on Wednesday, and
immediately proceeded to Middleton, on their route
to Fermoy, whence they may be shortly expected at
Waterford.

The Wakefield Troop of Yeomanry Cavalry was
last week disbanded, in consequence of some misun-
derstanding amongst a part of the Gentlemen.com-
posing that Corps.
A private of the 7th Faileers, quartered in the
Banacks at Derry, deliberately shot the Quartet.
master of the Regiment last week, in the Barrack-
yard. The only provocation to this murderous act
was that of the deceased threatening the. mau with
punishment, if be did not abstain limn bad c .nduct.

An affray occurred at Middleton on the evening
of Saturday set might, about eight o'clock, between
a few of the Veteran Battalion s.ationed there, and
some of the tow,is-people, in which we regret to
learn, an ()dicer and one of the inhabitants Imve
been severely wounded from some shots fired by the
soldiers. It arose out of no political feeling, but us
consequence of some private quarrel that took place
between some individuals of each party. The stib-
ject is now under a train of investigation.--Corgi
Mercantile Chronicle.