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London, England, 1821-05-08

EDINIV7IGH, MAY 4.

Friday se'nnight, a fine child, twenty months of iv
belonging to Mr. George Dickson, joiner, in Porta
Bello, swallowed a portion of oil of vitriol, ..ich had
been inadvertently left within its reach, alld ti ,haugh
medical aid was immediately procured, the child lin-
gered in great distress until next day, when she expired.
Two boys, the sons of a poor widow it the vicinity
of Dingwall, the one five, and the•other nine ye4rser
age, having some days ago left home in the evening,
to amuse themselves in the neighbouring fields, pre.
ceded to an adjoining quarry, and in attempting to.
climb •p to tine top in quest of birds nests, theyi
their hold, and were precipitated to the bottom itthe
pit; in which there was nine feet of water. Their mo-
ther, longing for their return, with maternal anxiety
want in quest of them, when, to her inexpressible sot•
row, she found their lifeless bodies immersed in water•
Monday se-might, a fire broke cut in the house or
Peter Macdonald, miller, at Itemore, Ardclach; and
while his daughter, his only inmate, was absent, cafe,
ing assistance, the old man, it is supposed, had, in at—
tempting to save some of the property within, been IN
rested by the flames, as his body, hieless, and dread.
fully burnt, was found, on the young woman's retail/
with the neighbours.
London, England, 1821-05-08

CARLISLE, MAY S.

Two Gentlemen, who had come from the terf
ders of Coniston Lake, Mr. HAYTHORNE and lir.
MACKERETII, had been at Kendal, on Saturday see.
night, which place they left, on their return home, ilk
the evening—the former Gentleman, accompanied by
two boys, his sons, in a gig—the latter on horseback.
The night becoming dark when they left Hawker.
head, they were induced to travel with great speed,
and Mr. MACKERETH had reached in safety the place
where the road to his house separated fiom the main
road. Being a short distance before the gig, he had
stopped for the purpose, it is supposed, of bidding
his friend good night. The gig came rapidly up,
and Mr. HAMIORNE, from the extreme darkness,
not being able to see Mr. MACKERETII, one of the
shafts struck the horse in the shoulder with such vie.
lence that it was instantly thrown down, and thesis
itself overturned. Mr. HAYTHORNE and his son
escaped with little injury; but oncoming up to Mr.
Macicerteuf, they found him speechless, and in a
deep stupor. Assistance was in a short time pro.
cured, but the injury sustained was beyond the reach
of human skill; he lingered in the same state until
Tuesday afternoori, and then expired. Mr. %at.
am% was in his 70th year. A Coroner's .Tury nit
upon the body, and brought in a verdict of—And.
dental Death.
London, England, 1821-05-08

THE ARMY.

It is reported that the 6th Regiment of Foot, on
their departure from Leeds for St. Helena, will be
relieved by the 22d Foot, now lying at Newcastle.
A fine young man was la,t week drummed out of
the Third Regiment of Guards, at Plymouth Dock,
having previously, at Portsmout!), received six hun-
dred of one thousand lashes, to which he was sen-
tenced for misconduct, said to be connected with the
affair which produced the sudden removal of the
regiment from London to the latter place.
The two Christchurch Troops of South Hants Yeo-
manry Cavalry dined on Thursday last, at the George
and Eight Bells Inns, Southampton, in honour of his
MAJESTY'S birth-day. Harmony and conviviality
were kept up to a late hour.
Last week the fine corps of Cavalry, under the
command of Sir L. T.W. Hots( es,Bart. finished their'
annual.exercise at Newport. The good appearance
of the men, the fineness of the weather, and the music
of their excellent band, have enlivened the town, and
contributed to the entertainment of the visitors to that
delightful spot.
Tuesday, detachments of the 38th, 54th, and 72d
Regiments, with a detachment of the Cape Corps,
embarked on board the ship Sappho, Captain G.
SMITH, for the Cape of Good Hope.
The 55th, or Westmoreland Regiment, has re-
ceived orders to embark for the Cape of Good Hope.
A number of volunteers from the Royal Westmore-
land Militia are in the above Corps.
London, England, 1821-05-08

MARRIED.

Saturday, Louis Henry Desanges, of Finsbury-square, FM.
to Elisabeth, third daughter of the Rev. Dr. 1) ]tins, phis
to his Royal Highness the Commander-in-Chief.
Lately, at Kingston, Ilants, Lieut. A. F. Parr, RN. to Ass,
second daughter of the late Mr. Lipscomb, sen. of Parties.
At Borrowstownness, on the leth ult. James Cowan, KR le
Margaret, second daughter of the late Andrew Tod, Esq.
Last week, at Briatun, Captain James Dyer, to Kary, dint
daughter of Mr. Moorman; of Chilton Farm.
The 2d inst. at Edinburgh, Arthur Mower, M.l). of FA.
manuel College, Cambridge, to Anne, only daughter of the ba
William Steuart, Esq. Advocate.
The :oth ult. James Grierson, Esq. Surgeon, in the serviced
the Hon. East fudia Company, to Alargaret. youngest daglits
of Mr. Archibald Richardson, Sheriff Brae, Leith.
Tuesday, at Everingham, the Hon. Charles Langdale to Nur,
eldest daughter of the late 3larmadulte Constable Maxwell, Est
of Everingham Park, Yorkshire, and great grand-slaughtud
the last Earl of Nitheedale.
London, England, 1821-05-08

THE MAIDS REMONSTRANCE.

PROM AN UNPUBLISHED OPERA, BY T. CAMPBILL.

( From the New 3folithly MagabMe).

Never wedding, ever wooing,
Still a lovelorn heart punuhlg,
Read you not the wrongs you're dabs

In my cheek's pale hue?
All my life with sorrow strewing.
Wed, or cease to woo 1
Rivals banish'd, bosoms plighted,
Still our days are dimnited ,
Now the lamp•of Hope is lighted,

Now half-quenchl appears,
Damp'd, and wavering, and benighted,
Midst my sighs and tears!
Charms von call your dearest blessing,
Lips that thrill at your caressing,
Eyes a mutual soul confessing,
Soon you'll make them grow
Dim, and worthless your possessing,
Not with age, but woe!
London, England, 1821-05-08

ALL IN ONE DAY, 17rn MAY.

SWIFT and Co. solicit the public attention to the
Scheme for the Drawing of the LOTTERY en the 17th
of MAY. —Ticket and Share Chances for the 4,007 Prizes
sure to be drawn on that day, are now selling at SWIFT and Co.'s
Offices, No. 11, POULTRY ; 12, Cnaitan-Caoss; and 31, Ath-
CATR Hiau-sirazrr, at the following reduced Prices, viz.
Ticket - £l4 14 Quarter - £3 11 0
Half I 7 13 Eighth - - 119 6
• Sixteenth only Twenty Shillings.
Every Chance must be decided on the 17th May, when the
following Capitals are sure to be drawn, viz. Two of £21,000,
Two of .4,000, Two of £l.OOO, Thirty-seven of £3OO and
£240, &c. &c. anti the first 100 Numbers drawn will have an
Extra Chance for Two of £20,200, Two of £2,000, Two of
£1,050, Twelve of £3OO and £2lO, &c. &c.—Schemes at large
may be had, gratis, at SWIFT and Co.'s Offices, where they
Sold, in the Last Lottery, No. 46, a I'Mze of £21,000 ; 2,122,
a Prize of £2,000; also the very last £30,000 Money Prize
ever drawn.

VIEN7'AR 1 PROCEEDINGS.
London, England, 1821-07-02

FASHIONS FOR JULY.

Pamirs/sane Hons.—A cambric muslin gown, trimmed at the
bottom of the skirt with clear muslin bestillossi, let lain waves ;
each wave is embroidered round the edge, aad the trimming is
terminated with a full flounce of that sort of work which re-
sembles poise lace. High body, tight to the shape, finithed
round the bust by a narrow wave, to correspond with the trim-
ming at the bottom.
Evasion Daces.—A round dress composed of British net over
a white satin slip; the bottom of the skirt finished with a f I •
double ruche of the same material, and this is surmounted by a
trimming composed of net puffs; their form is that of acrescent;
they are let in irregularly, and to a considerable height.—afacr:
snann's Repository.
Ercousit SUALULA CARILLON Dassa.—Round dress of fine
India muslin, with a bouilkose ornament of muslin at the bot-
tom of the hem. Above are two rows of broad letting-in lace,
in which foliage scalloping is most visible, and which is finely
relieved by being hoed wit pink. The ress is made high, and
falls ever the bust, with antique crossings of pale pink satin and
with rebings richly embroidered, and edged to correspond with
the pink roub-aux across the stomacher.
Fazncu WALNING Dress.—Round dress of lilac Gr.-de-Na-
pies; the corsage fluted at the back en gerbe, the border of the
dress trimmed with distinct stripes of fluting, crossways; the
Euting. forming a representation of bullion.—La dissentilie.
Gancuct ONSISRATIONS ON FASNION AND Duns.—ln spite of
the stagnation that seemed to mark the latter end of May and
the commencement of the last month, yet tuts and invention
did not partake of it. The summer robe of fa.shionhas adopted
its usual varied hoe, and the bright tints of Flores treasures di-
ve; sify her changeful attire.

PARISIAN FASHIONS.
Straw hats prevail in the promenades; veils with olives at
the angle.; .ncrease, but , however, far from being com-
mun. Upon some bats : or cotton tissue two veils of
this kind are worn—or.- pew colour, the other white; or,
somet.ntes, one of white, and another of bright blue cross on
the middle of the crown of the hat. The first serves to orna-
ment the circumference of the crown, and falls back upon the
leaf; the second serves for a chin-clotb. The crossing is made
i.tto a crochet.

Yellow roses and scarlet &Was continue in h:„;h favour. The
robes with short sleeves have them much shorter than last year,
and the gloves do not reach above the elbow.
The waists have remained stationary these six months. They
are nut ridiculously long, aor so short as to deprive a woman of
one of the greatest advantages wh.ch she derives from nature.
The shape is defined, because the plaits, still in grtat number,
meet behind at the bottom of the corset.
The ,cestuses are not knotted at the fide. The rosette behind
is sometimes double, and even triple. Cestuses of gauze rib-
bons are still worn.
London, England, 1821-07-02

COBIMERCIAL lIALL WINE COMPANY,
(Established in the Year 1808).
No. 10, Skinner-street, and No. 340, Oxford-street, London.
►jllE COMMERCIAL HALL WINE COM-
A.. PA NY solicit the Favour of the Public Attention to their
very arnucro PRICE, of Worms and Srisirs.
PER DOZ.

Port \Vinc, of full Body
end fine Flavour - :As.
Ditto, light Body - 7.45.
Oki Sherry - - 345.

ns PO& purrs.
'Malmsey Mideira, of the
most delicious Flavour,
and warranted all the
genuine Wine of the
Vintage of 11:104 - MA.
Censtantia of like Quality.
and of the Vintage of
1804 - - - 451.
MI OAT.

Roe old Ducelbs. of full

Body - - - 391.
Ditto light, from the Hock
Grape -1111 s.
Pudica Lisbon -38 s.

Fine Cordial Gin Os. 64.
Old Jamaica Rum 14s. 6d.
Old Cogtriac lfrandy, Pine

Fine old Madeira flavour-

id Teneriffe - 425.
Ditto curiously fine high
Savoured West India
Madeira - - 545.

Apple Rur.i, and Hotta:ids GM.
The Commercial Ball Wine
Company also recommend the
following Cordials, which are

Creaming Champagne - 755.
Sauterne, the finest - Hs.
Banac, ditto - - 6111.
Claret, second growth SOs.
Do. arst growth, of ISIS
Vint. - -90 s.
Cape liadeira 16s. and 21s.
Red Cape Burgundy, the
int and only parcel
ewer imported -30 s.

prepared io the superior Men-
ace of the Martinique Li-
queurs :
rut CA.SZ or 10 morns&
Noyeau Rouge, et Blanc 551.
Shrub, prepared with the
finest Limes and fine

_ Apple- - S2s.
Bery Bitten - Zss.
Peppermint Cordial 359.
Clove Brandy -115 s.
Cases containing 15 Bottles,

WINKS IN WOOD.
New Pert, per Pipe £l5
Old ditto . - 90
Sherries - 95

in equal proportions of Brandy
-.Bitters, Peppermint Cut dial,
and Clove Brandy, !As. the
Caas.—Ngents and Shrub can
only be sold in Cams of not less

cape Madeira, -s6 I than ten Bottles.
Sparkling or Creaming Cockagee Cyder, 63.6 d. per dozeu-sm
f.s. 6d. per dozen Pints—Mid. per Gallon.
A full Li.t of the Company's Wines, containing the Partici-
lets of Crusted Ports, from three to ten years in bottle, of ail
the favourite Boni Reteiro, Rods, and other fillt-tatt flavours,
East India Sherries, Madciras, &c. may be had by applying to
tie Company, or to their Agents, se below:
Cnebea-.4tir. G. /lutetium,.
Enfield-4dr; Frosbarn.
Camden Town—Mr. C. Rabstscsd.
Greenwich—Mr. J. T. Thomas.
Lewisham—Mr. John Bess.
Tottenham—Mr. Richards, jun.
line Commercial Hall Wine Company have not col, reduced
tam hitters as above, but have also augmented their Commis-
',al to ;'gouts.—Applilatims.far Agencies made to No. 10, Skin-
e•-suest (rut paid;, will be inancdiatelfatter.ded to.
London, England, 1821-07-02

BROMPTON GROVE.
EXCELLENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,

Pier and Chimney Glasses, Plate and Plated Articles, Linen,
library of choice Books, curious old China, a handsome
• green-bodied Chiriut, nearly new, and various other Effects.
By Mr. ROBINS,
(Of Warwick-street, Golden-square),
On the Premises on THURSDAY, the sth July,lB2l, and two fol.
louring Days, at Twelve &Clock, by order of the Executors,
'/ `HE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE at BROMP-
TON GROVE, late the Property of
Sir JOHN MACPHERSON, Bart. deceased;
Comprising,
Four-pest, Tent, Press, and other Bedsteads and Furnitures ;
prime seasoned Feather Beds and Bedding, suites of Chintz-Cot-
ton Drawing and Dining-room Window-curtains, Couches, Sofas,
Chain, site. en suite, Briliant Plate, Pier, and Chimney Glasses ;
a handsome Parisian Temple Timepiece, about 800 Ounces
of Plate and Plated Articles, Bed and Table Linen, Library of
choice Books, carious old China, a handscime green-bodied Cha-
riot, neatly new, excellent well-made Cabinet Articles, in Ma-
hogany and Rosewood, Cabinets, Wardrobes, Chests of Drawers,
Secretaires, excellent Wing Bookcases, Library, Card, Sofa,
Loo, Pembroke, Dining. and other Tables; Turkey and Brus-
sels Carpets, large Iron Repository, Fenders and Fire-irons,
Kitchen Requisites, and numerous other Effects.
May be viewed on Monday, the 2d July, and to the time of
Sale, and Catalogues had, at one shilling each, on the Premises,
and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-erect, Golden-square.

BROMPTON GROVE.

FINE OLD PAINTINGS, DRAWINGS, •ND PRINTS
VALUABLE ANTIQUE MARBLE BUSTS, Sce.

By Mr. ROBINS,
(Of Warwick.etreet, Golden-square),
On the Premises, Brompton Grove, on Fansar, July 6, 1621,
at Twelve o'Clock, by order of the Executors of the late
Sir JOHN MACPHERSON, Bart. deceased;
ACOLLECTION of Mae Old -PAINTINGS by
esteemed Masters • amongst which is one by a celebrated
Artist, of JUPITER and DANAR, brought from NAPLES
50 years ago, supposed to be one of his first spechnens ; curious
Old Prints, and Oriental and other Drawings; valuable Antique
Marble Busts of Scipio Africanus, Epicurus, Demosthenes,
Sappho, Bacchus, Euripides, Homer, Marcus Aurelius, Socrates,
Apollo, Plato, Hercules, and various others, collected at a great
ezpense.
May be viewed on Monday, the 2d July, and lo the time of
Sale, and Catalogues had, at one shilling each, on the Premises,
and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden-square.
London, England, 1821-07-02

SALES 1W AUCTION.

BROMPTON GROVE.
ELIGIBLE RESIDENCE.,
With Oikes, Coach-house, Stables. and Pleasure-grounds.
By Mr. ROBINS,
(Of Warwick street, Goldin-square),
Hy eider of the Executors, on the Premises, on Tnossoav, the
Sth of July, 1821, at One o'Clocit,
A VALUABLE LEASEHOLD' ESTATE, cam-
L-A- Prising a spacious FAMILY MANSION-HOUSE,
situate at BROMPTON GROVE,
Late the Residence and Property of
Sr JOHN MACPHERSON, Ban. deceased.
The House contains, an the Upper Story, five Rooms, Closets,
etc. Principal Floor, a Library, Breakfast-room. twa Bed-cham-
bers, two Dressing-rooms, Closet, and Water-closet ; Ground
Story. Entrance-ban, Study, Dining-parlour, Anti-room, Draw-
ing-ronwt, Butler's.pantry, Closet, and Water-closet ; Basement,
Servante-hail, Steward's-room, Housekeeper's-room, Eantry,
three Wine-cellars, Larder, Coal-vaults, Etc. A detached
Kitchen, Scullery, Wads-house, and Laundry. Two Coach-
%sums, ssd Stables for five Honm.
A Lawn. on the South front, with gravelled Walks, and planted
with Trees and Shrubs. A Court in the North front, and Gates
to the road. The Premises are held on Lease for an unexpired
term of 22 years, at a ground-rent of £3O per Annum.
May be viewed by Tickets, Particulars may be had on the
Premises; of Mr. H. Lowndes, Solicitor, Red Lion-square; at
Garrawars ; and of Mr.Robins,Wansick-street,Gelden-square.
London, England, 1821-07-02

Ilominem pagina wawa sapit.
Our page relates to man.—Man tat.
• Just published, price ss. in boards, Tenth Edition,
THE JEGIS of LIFE; a Non-Medical Commen-
tary on the indiscretions arising from Human Frailty, in
which the Causes, Symptoms, and baneful effects of Lues Ye-
nerea' Gonorrhea, Stricture, Seminal Weakness, &c. are fully
developed ; Part 11. contains some remarks on certain Female
Complaints, in particular Sterility; Part 111. embraces Practi-
cal Observations on Sexual Debility, Self-Abuse, &c. in Part
IV. is a Series of CAWS illustrative of the preceding subjects.
explaining them in a familiar manner, and the wbole addressed
to the Youth and Maturity of both Sexes'
By GOSS and Co. ConsultingSurgeens.
Psuckes lastreion.
Nausea beatis
Omnibus ease dedit, si quis cognovnit mi.—Cucuta/4
Since 116 AVIV to all the fund of bliss supplies,
153 frugal application marks the wise.
May lee bad at No. 20, Paternoster-:ow; 59, ; 41,
Piccadilly; 16, Princes-street, Soho ; 31, Fleet-street; 174"
Floet4trett; 40, Wen Smithfield; 91, Cheapaidei Loudon;
Stevrnson and Co. and Burks and Co. Norwich; R. Deck, Ips-
WWI ; •Ilatratt and Duffield. Bah ; Sleeppard, Meal; Hitt,
Cambridge; Headley, Leeds; and at all Booksellers.
Messrs. Goss and co. ara to be coosaked,sa usual, every dap
at their house; and Patients in the canary are requested to de-
scribe minutely the use, enclosing a remittance fen Advice and
, lledicioc, which can befuevrarded to any part it the world.
Goea and Co. M. R. C. sonmons, NC. 11, Cfgrresle-street,
I Feett-r.rcet, Lenclen.—Private doer rotleil the corner.
London, England, 1821-07-02

MONDAY, JULY 2, 1821.

Just published. by R. Aciteartmat. 1
And may be had of all the Bookie/len, limo. price 9s. id
CULINARY CHEMISTRY: exhibiting the scien-
v tific Principles of Cookery ; with concise Instructions far
the preparing good and wholesome Pickles, Vinegar, Conserves,
Fruit, Jellies, Marmalades, and various other alimentary sub-
stances employed in Domestic Economy; with Observations as
the Chemical Constitution and Nutritive Qualities at different
kinds of food. With Copper-plates.
By FALVERICK ACCUM.
London, England, 1821-07-02

rI2VItERSITY LVTELLICENC'E.

CAMBRIDGE, JUNE t 9.
The Porson Prize for the best Translation of a passage from
Shakspeare into Greek Verse, was on Monday adjudged to Mr.
W. Barham, of Trinity College.—Subject,
Othello, Act L Scone 3. Othello 's Apology :
Beginning with
" And till she comes, as truly as to Ilitsven."-
And ending with
Here comes the Lady, let her witness it."
The examiners have selected (honoris gauss) thp two ezerclus.
Motto—" Pindarym quitquis studet smular4" /W.
Motto—" Si piece° tuum est."
And given notice, that the names of the writers will be recorded,
if their consent to open the mottoes be communicated to the

OXFORD, JUNE W.

Monday, John Ball, Francis Jackson Mandy, and Edward
Parris New, were admitted Fellows, and Henry Bristow Wil-
son, Scholar of St. John's College.
Yesterday, Ruben Eden, of St. John's College, was admitted
Scholar of Corpus Christi College.
The following Gentlemen of this University were on the
same day ordained by the Bishop of Lincoln, in Buckden Ch.

John Vaux Moore, B.A. Exeter College.
John Johnson Hodson, B.A. St. Mary Hall.
Francis Orton, ditto.
William Henry Price, B. A. St. Edmund Hull.
William Adams, M.A. 'falsity College.
S. 11. Sherrill', B.A. Watlhant College.
PRIESTS.
John Alington, B.A. Balllol College.
Samuel Turner, B.A. University College.
John Brown awkins, 13. A. Exeter College.
Sidney Hammond, B.A. University College.
Thomas Williams, 11. A. Magdalen IlaIL
IL D. Kennicott, U.A. University College.
Saturday, the following Thgrees were conferred :
JSCH SLOt ravisery.
The Rev. James William Bellamy, ill. A. St. John's College,
and Head Master of Merchant Tailor's School.
ZACIIRLORS OF ARTS.
Reginald anodes Pole, Esq. Balliol College, Grand Comp.
James Henry lane, Scholar of Worcester College.
William Lawrence Townsend, Worcester College.
Aaron Thomas, Worcester College.
John Yolland, Worcester College.
usury Arthur Woodgate, Fellow of St. John's College.
Charles John Hume, Scholar of Wadham College.
NOM= Stuart, University College.
Charles Francis Johnson, Queen's College.
Bathie, Queen's College.
William Beach Thomas, Scholar of Pembroke College.
Wednesday, the following Degrees were conferred:
SACUSLOS AND DOCTOR Ile DIVINITY.
The Rev. Henry Barlow I Izrrison, M. A. some time Fellow
of Magdalen College, and now !lector of Bugbrooke, in the
Diocese of Peterborough, Grand Compounder.
London, England, 1821-07-02

July lst is published,
Hotpressed, pr. 2s. 6d. (continued Monthly),
SELECT BRITISH DIVINES--PART IV
containing Archbp. Looney's RUMMY Loma:

Edited by the Rev. C. BRADLEY,
Curate of High Wycombe, and Author of Two Volumes of
Sermons.

rip Bishop Beventons's Private Thoughts are completed in
Nos. I. and IL with a Portrait.--Lannron's Theological Lee-
tures are contained in No. 111. with a Portrait. After Limn-
roc will succeed the Works of Neat, Boars, Doesoaroaa.Wsms
Cnannoci' Homo, Rows, &TM{ FLAVIti.L, OWN/. W.
Joys', .hc...ke.
This Work will consist of a uniform Reprint of all the
most valuable neon Daeossoner. and Psacrwas.
The Anthers, from whose writings they wMI he selected, are
those who have either been consistent members of the Esta-
blished Ckurcb, or whose sentiments have been in strict as
with the general tenour of its Liturgy and Articles.
The Pieces will occasionally be taken from those Divines, who
were the ornaments of the Esiglhh Church in the century pre-
ceding the last.
A short Biographical Sketch of each Author will be given,
and in some instance* a Portrait. _

Work may be comprised in 40 Voas. but any Author may
be purchased separately. Parts I. and 11. making avolutne, with
a Portrait, may be had price So. Also Parts 111. and IV. with
a Portrait.

Printed by A. J. V;.lpy, and .old by Longman and Co.;
Hamilton ; Hatchard and Son, London ; and -all other Book-
sellers, of whom the Work may be had regularly with the
Monthly Renews and Magazines.
London, England, 1821-07-02

ADiscovery has lately been introduced which bids
fair to supersede the necessity of a Dentist : HUDSON'S
BOTANIC TOOTH POWDER is a certain remedy and pre-
ventive for all Disorders of the Mouth. ft pet *nerdy cleanses
and beautifies the Teeth, but preserves tbeaks from decay to the
latest period of life It makes them white, fastens such u are
kale, prevents those decayed growing worse. removes the Tartar
and cures the Scurvy in the Gums, leaving them firm and of a
healthy redness. It is an antidote for Gum Biles, Swelled Face,
and that excruciating pain, the Tooth-ach ; and so certain and un-
deviating are its effect s, that there never was an instance of any per-
son who regularly used it, ever having the Tooth-ach, or a Tooth
decay ; and though so efficacious an antiseptic, it is so innocent
that the contents of a Box may be swallowed by an infant with-
out any danger. The following Agents are appointed:—Mr.
Atkinsnn, 44, Gerrard-street, Soho-square; Gattie and Pierce,
57, Bond street ; Sanger, 150, Firtb, 45, Oxford-street ; Rich-
ards, Strand ; Jones, 59, Fleet-street ; Rigge, 65, Cheapside ;
Mite, 41, and Johnston, Combat; and by most Medicine
Venders and Perfumers in the Kingdom ; price 4t id. a Box;
and on taking half a dozen,.the Stamps are allowed.
London, England, 1821-07-02

EAST-INDLI HOUSE, June £O, 182 t.
THE COURT of DIRECTORS ?f the UNITED
COMPAiVY ty. MERCHANTS q ENGLAND, trading
bike EAST-INDIES, do hereby give Notice,
That a SPECIAL GENERA'. COURT of the said
ecintpeny will be held at their House In Lradenhall-street, on
VEDIC' • at Eleven o'Clock

fF.SD.I Y, the 4th of July next, --en
le the Forenoon, for the purpose of submitting for confirma-
tion the Proceedings of the General Court of this day, upon a
Report from the Committee appointed to inspect the Company's
DT-Laws, altering By-Law, Cap. 1. &c. 1; and repealing By-
Laws, Cap. 12, Sec. 1 and 2; and ordaining a By-Law massed
of those proposed to be repealed.
The Report from the Committee of By-Laws is open at this
House for the inspection of the Proprietors.

JOSEPH DART, Secretary.
London, England, 1821-07-02

MARRIED.

June 27, Robt. LimondcEsq ,;(;;;;; in the service of the Iloa.
East India Company'sßengal Establishment, to Catherine, daugh-
ter of Robert Simpson, E.sq. of York-place, Kingsland-road.
At Aldershot, in Surr..y, the Rev. C. Alfred L'Oste. rurate
of St. Nicholas, in Guildford, to 'Alias Atkinson, of Aldershot.
'Wednesday se'nnight, at Narborough, the Rev. Isaac Cook,
to Miss Jee, both of that place. •
June 19, at Peebles, the Rev. Benjamin Mardon, M.A. Mi-
nister of Union Chapel, Glasgow, to Miss Isabella Cairns, datt:,,h.
ter of Mr. Cairns, writer, Peebles.
_ _

. .
At Rochetts, Osborne Markham, Esq. Comptroller of the
Barrack Department, to Miss Jervis, eldest daughter of the late
Captain Jervis, R.N.
June 14, Lieutenant-Colonel Bell, Deputy Quartermaster.
General at the ('ape of Good Hope, to Lady Catherine Harris.
daughter of the late Earl of Malmesbury.
June 19, at Burgh Lodge, Thomas Gifford, F4q. late of the
Lion. East India Company's Service, to Jessie, only daughter of
the late John Scott, Esq. of Milbie.
June 19, at the Manse of Ardhill, Alexander Allan Mackenzie,
F.aq. of Hilton, to Charlotte, daughter of the Rev. Dr. Alex-
ander Downie, late Minister of Lochahh.

June 27, John Julin, Esq. to Amelia, daughter of the Rev.
Dr. Lindsay.
June 27, , at Waterford, William Figg, Esq. Commander of
the Revenue cruizer Griper, to Margaret, third daughter of the
late Francis llewetson, F.sq.
June 26, at liereford, Spring (whose real name Is Winter),
well known in the gymnastic circles, to Miss Eliz. Griffiths, et
that city.
London, England, 1821-07-02

KENNET AND AVON CANAL NAVIGATION.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. That the Propt ie-
my; of the KENNET AND AVON CANAL NAVI.
GA TIO N, for choosing COMIUITTEE.MEN for the different
Districts for the Year ensuing, will meet on TUESDAY, the Sd
jay of Juiy next, at Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon, at the fol-
lowing Bacot, he Proprietors resident in the Western
District (comprising the Counties of Somerset and Gloucester,
and the Cities of litimol and Bath), at the White Lion Inn, in
Bmid-street, 13ristol.—The Proprietors resident in the Wiltshire
District (comprising the County of Wilts), at the Town Hall in
klatillorough.—The Proprietors resident in the London Distrlct
(comprising the Cities of London and Westmhister' and else-
uteri, within the limits of the Bills of Mortality), at the City of
London Tavern, Bishopsgate-street, in the City of London.—
And the Proprietors resident in the Eastern Motet (compris-
ing all the resilue of the said Proprietors), at the Town Hall in
Lhaigmford.--Dated the Stitd day of June, 1821.
Wain) and MERRIMAN, Principal Clerks.
London, England, 1821-07-02

PARIS.
TO PARENTS AND GUARDIANS.

ALADY, who has had the advantage of a liberal
education, with cot:utterable experience both in public
and private tuition, bas recently established with much success,
and satisfaction to the friends of those placed under her care, a
Seminary, for a select number of Young Ladies, in a very airy,
retired, arid healthy situation. The Pupils have every facility
of acquir..:g the French Language with correctness and fluency,
together with i'sitisic, Dancing, &c. under the must approved
touters; and although the perfect attainment of the, French
Language is made the primary object, the Pupils are thoroughly
grounded in the English Grammar, Geography, and the use of
the Globes; the greatest libation is paid to their health, morals,
and gentral improvement. particularly to the formation of their
minds in the principles of religion as established by the Church
of England ; they also experience parental kindness, with the
most liberal treatment : terms moderate ; and the living, which.

hof more consequence in France than parents are aware. of,
precisely the same in every re.pect as in England. References
of the first respectability given, amongst them to the parents of
Young L...dies who have been resident in this establishment the
last twelve, eighteen, and twentyfour months. A desirable
opportunity will offer of accompanying a party of Ladies im-
mediately after the Midsummer vacation • as well as a safe coo-
veyance to and from Paris at either the Quietens or Midsummer
vacations, or at any NW thet times as bo desired by the frivods
of the Young
For particulars apply (If by utter, pow peW) to Ur. Towns-
end, No. 47, Lime-street, near the Indlisiellet; or to Mt. Ha'
her, No. 9, Unioo-place, Lambeth.
London, England, 1821-07-02

Just published. No. VII. for July, of

THE NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE (NEW
1 SERIES), printed on a new and very improved plan, and
eontaiLing :

1. Lectures on Poetry, by T. Campbell, Esq.-2. Italy, by
Lady Morgan.-5. Town and Country.-4. On ild.sdness, Lite-
rary, Political, &c.-6. Fragments from the Woods.-6. French
and English Tragedy.-7. Old Books.-8. On Coronations.—.-
9. Jonathan Kentucky's Journal, No. IV.-10. 111clunond.-
11. Thoughts awakened by contemplating a piece of the Palm
which grows on the summit of the Acropolis at Athens.-
12. Macpherson's Lament.-13. Walks in the Garden, No. 111.
14. On the Comedies of Thomas May.-15. Tricks of Speaking.
16. Translation of the Fifth Ode of Horace.-17. Letters from
Spain, by Don Leucadio Doblado, No. 111 : Character of the
Spanish Clergyman.-18. Man : Versified from an Apologue by
Dr. Sheridan.-19. The New Play.-20. The Britons' Lament
for Italy.-21. Verses from the Dutch of Tolkns.-22. Original
Correspondence.-23. Damon and Pythias.-24. Remarks on the
Royal Academy, &c.-15. Vaairries, Literary and Scientific :
Edinburgh College Museum—Society of Arts—Mr. Soame's
Museum—Queen Mary's Ring, &c.-26. Foreign Varieties--
97. Rural ]Economy.-28. New Inventions, Discoveries, and
Patents.-99. New Publications with Critical Remarks.-30.
Reports, Literary, Meteorological, Agricultural, and Com-
mercial.-51. Political Bvents.—lnteresting Occurrences, Pro-
motions, Births, Marriages, and Deaths, with Biographical Par.
ticulare of Mrs. Piazza, Dr. Gregory, Earl of Sheffield, John
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DIED.

The Gth October last, aged 34, Captain Gerard John
of the 16th Native Infantry, on the Bengal Establishment.

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March 19, at Fort Louis, in the Mauritius, James Edward
Taylor, Esq. of the 66th Regiment.
Friday se'nnight, at Mallow, in the prime of life, Lieut. W.F.
Fortescue, late of his Majesty's 27th Regiment. His death was
occasioned by a decline brought on by a severe vrotnd through
the body, received by him at the battle of Waterloo.
Sulu day se'nnight, Captain T. G. Caulfield, of his Majesty's
ship Windsor Castle.
June 18, at Shawfield, Robert Cieghorn, M.D. Physic:l2u in
Glasgow.
Monday, at the Manse of Dunseore, the Rev. Cunningham

The Rev. John Munden, I.L.D. Rector of Beer Hacket amti
oracombe, Dorset.
Aged 63, the Rev. John Preston, of Flashy Hall, Yorkshire.
June 4, aged 69, the Rev. R. Waring, Dissenting Minister of
7alpole, and formerly of Rendluun, in Suffolk.
Saturday se'nnight, after a long affliction, Mrs. Ray, wife of
le Rev. Orbell Hay, of Tostock.
Tuesday, on the North Parade, Bath, Hannah, wife of the
*v. Charles Sandford, Archdeacon of Wells. _

At Camelford, aged 83, Mr. R. hlabyn, Alderman of that
Borough, making the third Alderman w•ho has died since tbe
last election. _ _

June 25, at Charmouth, aged nine, Joseph, only son of this
Rev. Thomas Hodges, Curate of Charmouth.
June 14, the Rev. Denzil Ibbetson, Rector of Halsted.
June 18, at Boulogne-sur-Seine, near Paris, aged 24, Mry
daughter of W. Errington, Esq. IlighWarden, Northumberiird.
June 23, at Watergate, in Sussex, in his 7.1c1 year, George
Thomas, Esq. M. P. for the City of Chichester from i 7t 4 to lb 12.
At it:.iebaU, the 10th inst. William Munro, gardener there
ever since 1717. As he was a married man with a large fainilh
when he first came there, and had been employed as a gardener
elsewhere for several years, his age at that time could scarcely
be less than 30; Ind he must therefore have attained at least
the age of 104. Yet in spite of this extraordinary longevity, he
retained the full use of all his faculties, and was able to wait
about till within a very short period before his death.

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lowing, among many, interesting ardciss Go the
application of Steam to the heating of Forcing-bows (with a
Plate).—An Account of the Russian Chiang Photo amid rlf the
Artificial Coffee. By Dr. Wm. Howlson.—filr. Sang on the
advantages of Shallow Planting of .Fruit Tree,.—Mr. John
Young on the Preparation of Soporific Medicines from Garden
Lettuce.—Air. James Kirk, on the Soil best suited to Peach
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Adam Melross ou Bra-Cale and Asparagus.—Mr. John Murray
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DIED.

May 12, at Dorchester, aged 10, Francis John, only son of
Major-General Sir Colquhoun Graham.
May 6, at Aberdeen, Captain Wm. Gordon, late of the lit
Regiment of Foot, or Royal Scots.
May 26, in her 71st year, Sarah, wife of Capt. Dennis Butler,
of Albany Crescent.
Saturday, in Hanuver-street, Mary, the wife of the Hon. Col.
Henry Kin
g.
At his seat at Newbrook, in the County of Mayo, on the 18th
inst. aged 56, the Right Hon. Lord Baron Clanmorris. The title
and part, of his estates descend to his Lordship's eldest son, the
Hon. Barry Bingham (now Lord Clanmorris).
Saturday se'nnight, Thomas Savage, about ten years of age,
son of the late Mr. W. Savage of Sehay, currier : he fell into the
River Ouse, near the Ship-yard at that place, and notwithstanti•
ing he was seen to fall in, every effort to save bins was ineffectual
Wednesday, at a sale of timber at Beech Wood, near Plym p•
ton, one of the Gentlemen present, while stedfastly lookkig at a
large tree, exclaimed," that is a fine and instantly expired.
London, England, 1821-05-30

BANKRUPTS.

Joseph Peachey Hollis, Bolingbroke-row, Newington, tailor, to
surrender June 1,8, and July 10, at ten, at Guildhall. At-
torney, Mr. Kiss, Clifford's Inn.
Thomas Nicholls, Birmingham, dealer, June 15, at four, 16,
and July 10, at eleven, at the White Hart Inn in Digbeth,
Birruinzharn. Attornies, Mr. Taylor, Walbrook ; or Mr.
!has, Edgbaston-atreet, Birmingham.
William Backus Hart, King-street, Cheapside, merchant, June
8, 19, and July 10, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr.
Taylor, King-street, Cbeapside.
Stephen Youden, Dover, carpenter, June 11, at nine, 12, and
July 10, at eleven, at the Canterbury. Attornies,
Mr. Kennett, Dover; rr Messrs. Stocker and Cc. N:w Bos-
well-court, Lincoln's Inn.
Thomas Worthington Gorely, Dover, hatter, June 11, at nine,
12, and July 10, at tvrelie, at the Guildhall, Canterbury.—
Attonties, Mr. Kennett, Dover; or Messrs. Stocker and Co.
.New Boswell-court, Lincoln's Inn.

Felix Jones, Redc Bristol, builder, June 7,8, at one,
and July 10, at two, at the Commercial Rooms, Bristol. At-

tornies, !dr. Evans, Hatton-garden ; or Mr. J. K. Haberfield,
Bristol.

Robert Simpson, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, perfumer, June 1 and
20, at eleven, and July 10, at five, at the Turk's Head Inn,
Newcastle-upon-Tyne. Attornies, Mr. Leadbitter, Pancras-
lane ; or Mr. Richmond, Newcastle.
James Ward, Beech, Staffordshire, farmer, June 6, at six, at
the Gffice of Mr. Brookes, Newport, Salop ; June 7, at ten,
and July 10, at six, at the Red Lion lon, Newport. Attor-
Dies, Mr. Hicks, Gray's Inn-square ; or Mr. Brookes, New-
port, Salop.
Ilogh M'Corquodale, Liverpool, merchant, June 21, 22, and
July 10, at one, at the George Inn, Dale-street Liverpool.
Attornies, Messrs. Taylor and Roscoe, King's Dale-street,
Temple; or Messrs. Lace and Co. Liverpool.
DIVIDENDS to be made at GUILDHALL

June 19, J. Houliston, Thayer-street, Manchester-square,
tailor, at ten. June 19, W. T. l'ortcr' Charing-cross, slopsel-
ler, at twelve. June 50, G. ltoyde, Newgate-street, uphol-
sterer, at eleven. June V:, 'l'. Courtney, Oxford Coffee-house,
Strand, victualler, at twelve. June 2, J. 11111, liotherhithe,
merchant, at twelve. June 26, IL Slakby, late of Mortimer-
street,

money-scrivener, at ten.
DIVIDENDS to be made lathe COUNTRY.

June 22, J. Outram and W. Wel,h, Liverpool, brewers, at
one, at the George Inn, Dale-street, Liverpool. June 25, M.
Sweet, Taunton St. Mary Magdalen, Somerset, innkeeper, at
eleven, at the Commercial Rooms, Bristol. June 29, V. Han-
kinson, late of Manchester, grocer, at nine, at the Star Inn,
Deartsgate, Manchester. June st), J. Birch, Manchester, cot-
too-spinner, at nine, at the Star Inn, Manchester. June 19,
T. Booker, late of Emsworth, Hants, miller, at twelve, at the
Mack Dog Inn, Ernaworth. June 20, J. Fullarton, Manche*.
ter, harness-maker, at two, at the White near Inn, Manches-
ter. June 21, W. and J. Durkin, Southampton, ship-builders,
at twelve, at the Dolphin Inn, Southampton.
London, England, 1821-05-30

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of Modern Discoveries to the purposes of Domestic Life.
. Printed for Henry Colburn and Co. Conduit-street.
This day was published,
In Three Volumes, 12mo. price XI Is. boards,
THE RULING PASSION; a Comic Story of
the Sixteenth Century. Revised and Edited,
By PHILIP FRANCIS SIDNEY,
Author of o The Hermit in York," and various other popular
Works.
,' Laugh and be fat !"
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HUBER'S NATURAL HISTORY OF BEES,
Considerably Enlarged,
This day was published, Third Edit. in 12mo. Illustrated with
The Plates, price §s. boards,
NEW OBSERVATIONS on the NATURAL
HISTORY of BEES. By FRANCIS HUBER.
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Brom the French, with additional Notes, by J. R. Johnson, M.D.
F.R.S. F. LS. &c. &c. 12mo. 9s. boards.
London, England, 1821-05-30

MARRIED.
At Porthester, en the 17th inst. Lieutenant Francis Gray, R.N.
to Eliza, daughter of Mr. William Gray.
Jan. 19, Air. Christopher Tatham, Surgeon, of Poplar, to
Justina, eldest daughter of Mr. D. Dunbar, of the East India.road.
Thursday, at St. Mary's, Newington, Surrey, Thomas Burn,
Esq. of Southampton-place, Camberwell, to Mrs. Frances Maris
Jenkins, relict of the late Rev. Dr. Jenkins, of Welsvorth.
London, England, 1821-05-30

CERTIFICATES-4ml 16.

G. A. T. Bruggenkate, Little Eastcheap, merchant. T. Far-.
quharson, late of Swamiza, merchant. J. Cummings, Osborn-
street, Whitechapel, brewer. T. Jen t, late of Piccadilly, chitramaii-
JuNo 19.—W. and J. Bryan, Old Compton-street, Suho, ha-
berdashers. J. Taylor, Moreton-in-Marsh, GloucesterAire,
wine-merchant. W. I. Houghton, stationer. J. Hinch-
cliffe, Bradley, Yorkshire, wood•merchant. P. Watkins, Bris-
tol, oil and colourman. J. Boydell, late of Bethnal-green, coal-
merchant. T. Ward, Warwick.row, Coventry, silk-manuLtc-
tower. R. and G. H. Findlay, late of Adam's-court, Old Broad-
street, silk-manufacturers. B. Trotsr,hton, sen. and J. Trough-
ton, Wood-street, Cheapside, silkmen.
London, England, 1821-05-30

THE ARMY.

Major WOOD and Captain Covat's Companies of the 3d Royal
Veteran Battalion, came in to Plymouth, the former on Stzurdry
evening, and the latter on Monday, from Waterford, in tile Fox
and another transport, and have been landed and placed in Old
and New Cumberland Barracks.
Captain BARTLEY'S Company cf the 49th Regiment have ar-
rived at Carlow, to do duty.
The 4th Royal Veteran Battalion were disbanded at Ayr, on
the 37th instant.

Detachments of the 5d Veteran Battalion, from Tarbert, Cai--
rick Island, and Scatrary, arrived in Limerick on Monday and
Tuesday sennight, on their route for Waterford.
The 88th, or Connauzlit lianurs, expect shortly to leave
Chester for Ireland.

The embarkation of the 2d Royal Veteran Battalion com-
menced on Wednesday, at Waterford, when four Companies
went on board the transports at the Parade.
The tint division of the 49th Regiment, which is to replace
the Ctl Veteran Battalion in Waterford, marched into that city
on Wednesday. The detachment consisted of two Companies,
under the command of Major DENIS. Another division was to
arrive on Thursday, as also a portion of the Zid Veterans : the
latter to he embarked for Plymouth.
Monday se'nnight the nd Light Infantry, commanded by
Colonel Sir JOHN COLDURNV, K.C.B. was reviewed at the Cita-
del, in hull, by General Sir JorIN Byac, commanding in that
district. The Regiment went through their evolution, with the
greatest accuracy, notch to the satisfaction of the G,neral, and
a large concourse of spectators.
Monday se'nnight the Borodino transport arrived at Hull from
Deptford, to take on board the 6th Regiment of Foot, de.tined
for St. Helena. The Regiment was to leave Leeds fur em-
barkation at that port, on Friday and Saturday last.
Commissions in the Westmoreland Yeomanry Cavalry, signed by
the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Westmoreland.
William Clapham, Gent. to be Cornet; John liumney, Gent.
to be Surgeon.
Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the East Riding
of the County of York, and Town and County of the Town
of Kingston-upon-Ilull.
George Schonswar, Esq. Joseph Coltman, Clerk, and William
Robinson Gilby, Clerk, to be Deputy Lieutenants.
Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of Bedfordshire;
Bedfordshire Militia—Ensign Blackett Robert Harrison, Esq.
to be Lieutenant, vice Sweeting, resigned.
Bedfordshire Psegitnent of Yeomanry Cavalry—William Hillers-
den Colquhoun, Gent. to be Cornet.
Commission in the Anglesey Militia, signed by the Lord Lieu-
tenant of the County of Anglesey.
Edward Owen, Gent. to be Surgeon, vice Pritchard, deceased.

The Sporting World, in the City, are all alive to the great
match made by two Solicitors, who have engag..d, for a bet of
200 gs. to go, between them, 100 miles in 24 hours. They are
both remarkably healthy men, but past their climacteric. The
task is to be undertaken any day in the month of June—betting
London, England, 1821-05-30

six to four on Time I

An admirably contested race was run, on Friday last, on
Durdham Down for a considerable sum, betwetn a horse rode
_ _

by Mr. A. PROMEROE, and a mare rode by Mr. It. Baiter.
The Down was crowded with carriages, in which were a num-
ber of Ladies. The first beat, after a severe struggle, was won
by Mr. PLOTHEROE by a neck. The second heat was also well
contested; but on pulling up his horse for the purpose of turning
inside the posts, which are awkwardly placed, Mr. PACITHEROE'S
knee struck against one of them, by which he was thrown and
lost the heat, but fortunately without receiving injury. Fur the
third heat, the horse gave a stone weight to the maret• and won.
London, England, 1821-05-30

0,./

50, STRAND. London ;
' And sold in every Town in the Kingdom.
• LIQUID, in Bottles, ed. 10d. 12d. and led. each.
Also PASTE BLACKING, in Puts, ed. 12d. and led. each.
A Shilling Put of Prue is equal to Finn is. Bottles of Liquid.
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TO BE PERENIPTORILY RESOLD.

Pursuant to Four several Orders of the High Court of Chancery,
made in the Cause of Beadle v. Russell and live other Causes,
and bearing date respectively the 23d day of January, and the
23d day of March, 1821, by Messrs. Calms and Moaatt, the
persons appointed by Francis Paul Stratford, Esquire, one of
the Masters of the said Court, at the Star lon, at 'Maidstone,
in the County of Kent, on THURSDAY, the 21st day of June,
1821, at Four o'Clock in the Afternoon, in Eleven Lots,
ADWELLING-HOUSE and GARDEN, in the
HI G H-ST R E ET, MAIDSTONE, late in the occupa-
tion of Doctor Restive Sawn( ; also, a Dwelling-house and Shop
adjoining, in the occupation of Mr. Richard Scoones, tens n at
will; also, Twelve several Brick-built Cottages, in the Fair
Meadow, Maidstone, let to tenants at will; also, a Dwel.ing-
house, Grocer's Shop, and Warehouse, in Week-street, Maid-
stone, in the occupation of .Mears. Pigram and Son, tenants at
will; also, a roomy Warehouser in Earl-street, Maidstone, IA the
occupation of the said Messrs. Pigram and Son and their wider-
tenants at wiU; also, a Dwelling-house and Premises adjoi.iiug,
in the occupation of 'Phonies Jury, tenant at will.
Printed Particulars and Conditions of Sale tVay be had, rads,
at the said Master's Chambers, in Southampton-buildings, s'han-
cery-lane, London; of Messrs. Osbaldeston and Murray, Solici-
tors, London-street, Fenchurch-street ; of Mr. Scudamore, So-
licitor, !Maidstone; of Mr. Scudamore, Solicitor, King's Beach-
walk, Temple; of Messrs. Drew and Sons, Solicitors, Bernr)nd-
sey ; of Messrs. Bell and Broderick, Solicitors, Bnw Church-
yard, London; of the said Messrs. Carter and Morris, Auc-
tioneers, at Maidstone ; and at the Place of Sale.
London, England, 1821-05-01

LATV INTELLIGENCE.

COURT OF KING'S BENCH, MAY I.
BRUNTON V. HAWKS.
This was a moron for a new trial in an action for a
infringing the plair tiff's Patent for the exclusive right
to the manufacture of Chain Cables or Maorinys. Tie
novelty and great importance of the Chain Cable, and
that the plaintiff was the Inventor, were sub •tantiated;
but a collateral point arose in respect to the Improved
Anchor, embraced by the same Patent, as to which
the Court entertaining doubts, a new trial was ordered,