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London, England, 1829-03-16

GLASGOW. MARCH 18.

A peition against the Roman Catholic Claims has
been forwarded to both Houses of Parliament, from the
parish of Combernauld. The petition was signed by
above nine hundred persons, out of a population under
three thousand.

A public meeting took place of the parish of Loch-
winnoch on the 4th instant, when it was agreed to pcti.
tion the King and both Houses of Parlialient against
granting further concessions to the Kaman Catholics.
A petition to his Majesty, subscribed by the Minis-
ters. Elders, and Members of the Burgher Congregation,
Kenfield-street. was sent off last week, in addition to
their petitions to both Houses of Pailiamerit, previously
forwarded.
London, England, 1829-03-16

CHELTENHAM. MARCH IC

It is ascertained that the destruction of Mr. Ireland's
farming stock, at Soddy, nearWincomb, was the act of
an incendiary. We harm beard that a box, containing
phosphorus and some matches, was found on Monday
la.t, concealed in a tick at Stanway, which was pro-
bably intended to facilitate the commission of a simi
lar crime.

On the 4th instant, an affray took place between a
Gipsy party, in the parish of Bnurton-on-the-Water,
when a man named Wm. Loveridge, a travelling razor
grinder, who hai been fighting. was su provoked by a
woman named Abigail Boitlle, that be pushed her vio.
levtly against a stone stile, whereby she received a blow
on her head, of which she died neat morning. An
inquest was held on the body by J. Mountain, Emq. and
a verdict of " Manslaughter" returned against William
Loveridge, who has been committed to Gloucester
county gaol.

LIVERPJOL, MARCH 14.
The wife of Mr. Williams, triimi yesterday a Lancaster
for forgery, and found guilty, died lag night, as also
the child, born since he was committed•

Ten o'cloct—This evening:an alarming fire broke out
on the premises of Messrs. Webb and Mehrten, sugar
boilers, Old Hall-street, and which communicated with
the premises (recap:Rl by Mr. Wm. Thornhill. sugar
refiner. The fire r Red with great fury, and although
the Sun, Norwich, Manchester, and other engines, were
immediately on the spot. and played with great effect,
with a plentiful supply of water, yet we are sorry to say
that the whole of that extensive range of buildings were
in a short time reduced to a heap of ruins; but we ate
happy to add, that the further eatensron of the fire was
timely arrested.
We are exceedingly sorry to say, that during the
cu!ting away of a part of the soil at the embankment,
on the Liverpool and Manchester Rut way, a very
large portion ti earth suddenly tell down, and killed
one man on the spot, and injured another very severely.
Two horses were also destroyed.—Liverpool Oil oxide.
London, England, 1829-07-11

uIARRIED.

At Beddington Church, the Rev. C. W. Knyvett, of Mitcham,
Surrey, to Julia, second daughter of the Rev. J. B. Ferrer', Rec.
for of Beddington, In the •ame county.
At the parish church of Eccles, Henry, second son of the late
Stephen Tempest, Esq. of Broughton Hall, Yorkshire, to Jentims,
second daughter of Thos. Jos. Trafford, F.sq. of Trafford nark,
Lancashire.

At Walcot Church, Isaac Avarne, Esq. second son of the late
General Avulse, of Rudgeley, Staffordshire, to Augusta, youngest
daughter of the late John Murray, of Highbridp House, Bucks,
aid Green Park-place, Bath.

DIED.

At Ballycubry, In her 17th year, Fanny, youngest daughter ti
Charles Tottenham, Esq.
On the 15th of April last, in Trelawney, Jamaica, Nicholas
Doman. Esq. of Green-vale Pen, in that island.
At his residence, Mile End Terrace, near Portsmouth. aged 55,
Captain Thomas Fife, Itioyal Navy. He was promoted to the rank
of Lieutenant on the 13th Augiut, 1800; to a Commander In
1805, for his services as First Lieutenant of his Majesty's ship
Balletsle, at the battle of Trafalgar; and obtained his Post rank
under the command of Admiral Foley, on the 4th Dec. 1812.
Thursday, at 14dywell-cottage, near Lewisham, Kent, In the
41st year of per age. Elizabeth, wife of Mr. Robert tialn,‘
Pickett-strut, Temple•bar.
London, England, 1829-07-11

Of rich WATER MEA DOW, PASTU RE, A RABLE LA ND,

ORCHARD. PLANTATIONS, &e.
TO BE PEREMPTORILY SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Mr. JOHN ROBINS,
Of Warwick House, Regent-street,
At Garraway's Coffee-house, 'Change-alley, Grabill,
00 THURSDAY, the 13th of Auourr, 1829, at Twelve o'Clwk,
IN ONK LOT,

THE Extensive and Valuable LEASE 11 U L 1.)
ESTATE; comprising
The Manor of SIDBURY,
With the Courts [en and Courts Baran, and nearly
THREE THOUSAND ACRES
Of rich Meadow Pasture, Arable, Orchard, Plantation,
and Wood Land; the eligible Residence
SIOBURY HOUSE,

Witb Offices, Gartlens, Lawns, and Pleasure Ground., sundry
Dwelling House* and Cottages, forming nearly the eutite Village
of Sidhory, of which upwards of
TWO TDOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED ACRES

are in Demesne, divided into eligible Farms, with Farm Houses
and Agricultural Buildings; the remainder, about
THREW. HUNDRED AND TWENTY ACRES,

Are expectant on the termination of Lives,tnottly aged. The whole
lying nearly in
A RING FENCE,
In a fine Sporting Country abounding with Game.

The River Sid fiows through different parr, of the Lands, whieS
are pleasingly diversified, sloping toward. the South, corn:wilding
grand and picturesque views, and affording most delightful Sues
for Building.
London, England, 1829-07-11

COURT CIRCULAR.

The Duke and Duchess of CLARENCE. and the
Duchess of Saes WRIKAII, honoured the performance at the Italian
Opera House on Thursday evening, for the benefit of Signor Cu-
masa, with their presence.
The Princess AUGUSTA left town yesterday morn;ng.
oa a vi.it to the Bishop of Rocaravga, at hi 4 Palace, Bromley,
Kent. Her Royal Highness remained to dinner with his Lordship,
and r. turned to town in the evening.
Pi Ince LEOPOLD gave a grand dinner at Marlborough
House to a numerous party.
the Duke and Duchess of CLARENCE entertained the
Duke of Sussex and a select party to dinner yesterday, at their re-
sidencein the King's Palace, St. James's.
The Duke and Duchess of CLARENCE and the Prin-
CM SOPHIA visited the Princess AUGUSTA yesterday morning.
Monsieur GEARD (on a special asis.ion from ;tie Court
of Sezony) bad a conference with the Duke of Witamtcloal ye.ter-
day at the Treasury.
The Hon. Mr. BUGG, attached to the Briti•li
Ea-
bass iat Paris, arrived about four o'clock yesterday afternoon at
the Foreign Mee, with dispatches front Lord STUART DR SOTHSAT.
The Spanish Minister and the Right Hon.SrnATFottp
CANNING transacted business yesterday at the Foreign Office.
The Earl and Countess trf BATHURST leit town t n
Tuesday, on a visit to Lord Gazwvit.t.e, at his seat at Dropmore.

DOVER, JULY 10.
--.10.-

Arrived hi. M.jesty's Mail Packet Crusader, C Train
LIME, from Calais. The Prince William of Baden and Suite, the
Marquis of Douro, Captains King and Drummond, came over in
her, and went to inqwet the Castle and Heights. After dining at
Wright's Hotel and Ship Inn, they set off for town.
London, England, 1829-07-11

EFFECTUAL SECURITY OF PROPERTY.

ARCHITECTS, Builders, Goldsmiths, Jewellers,
and Persons fitting up Shop Fronts, or other Depositories
for valuable Property, are respectfully solicited to inspect the
PATENT METALLIC SHUTTERS, BLINDS,aad
DOORS, it the Manufactory of ANDREW SMITH and Co.
69, Princes-street, Haymarket. where they may be seen practically
applied, and where the superior Security, Neatness, Economy, Ex-
pedition, and saving of trouble in Shutting up Shops, &c. and the
smallness of space required, compared with the awkward mode
now in use, are at once apparent. Likewise their Patent French
Canfinents for completely excluding the weather • and also their
Lever Cramp for laying Floors and for Ship Building. The prices
of the whole are such as to warrant their general adoption.
London, England, 1829-07-11

SUMMER ASSIZES.

WESTERN CIRCUIT.
Lord Chief Justice TYWDAL and Mr. Justice Bassoons.
Winchester ... July 27 Bodaiin Aug. 17
New Sarum ... ... Aug. 1 Bridgewater ... ... Aug. 92
Dorchester Aug. 6 Bristol Aug. 29
Harter and City .. Aug. 10
NORTHERN CIRCUIT.

Mr. Justice Barter and Mr. Justice Uremia .
I
York an 3 City ... ... Aug. 1 Carlisle ... .. ... Aug. 22
Durham ... ... ... Aug. 15 Appleby ... ... .. Aug. 27
Neon-agile and Town Aug. 19 Lancaster ... ... Aug. 29
London, England, 1829-07-11

ANOTHER LETTER SAME DATE.

This morning at eleven a.m. the Crusader Post Office Packet,
Capt. HAMILTON, arrived in the Bay, having on board his High
nest the !Hargrave of Baden and Suite, accompanied by the Mar.
quis of Douro, Captain Drummond, and Mr. King. His Highness
and friends were landed in the Customs boat, and every dispoch
given to enable them to proceed on to Canterbury, the cathedral of
which they were most anxious to see. Before leaving Dover, the
illustrious visitors viewed the Castle and !bights, and was much
gratified with its antiquity and beautiful scenery.
London, England, 1829-07-11

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SERVICE OF MODERN PLATE AND PLATED
WARE, PICTURES, GUNS, &c.
FROM VALE LODGE.
MR. PHILLIPS tespecOully announces, that on
lonnair, July 13th, at One. he will SELL by AUC-
TION, at his Rooms, 73, Bond.street, without reserve,
A SERVICE OF MODERN PLATE,
Including a superb Candelabra for six lights. and pair of Ice-pails,
of novel and elegant design • Disbars, Epergne, Salvers. and
Waiters; a richly chased Tea Equipage, Candlesticks, and Branches,
Spoons and Forks, silver-handled Table Knives, and the usual
objects appropriate to the dinner and dessert tables; excellent mo.
dern Plated Ware, a few Pictures, Double Guns by Manton and
Purdy, an elegant Bubl and Tortoise-shell Inkstand. India Card
Razes, and Miscellaneous Elegancies, late the property of
MAJOR BACON,
And brought from his late residence, Vale Lodge, near Leather-
head.
Islay be viewed two days preceding the Sale, and Catalogues
bad at Mr. Phillips's, 73, Bond-street.

ELEGANT JEWELLERY AND BRILLIANTS,
Superb .FRENCH DRESSES, VEILS, &c. &c. '
MIL PHILLIPS respectfully announces, that on
TUMMY next. July 14th, at One, he will SELL by
AUCTION, at his Rooms, 73, Bond-street,
A CASKET of ELEGANT and MODERN JEWELLERY,
Enriched with Brilliants, Rubies, Emeralds, Pearls, Garnets, and
other Precious Stones, designed with taste, in dress suites, brooches
and rings, armlets and bracelets; a large brilliant Brooch with
seven stones, Ormolu Clocks, and valuible Miscellanies of

A LADY. deceased.
Also, a Selection of beautiful French Dresses, in Merino, Silk, &c.
with Souncings embroidered and braided ; Neckerchiefs with
worked ends C.ambric Pocket Handkerchiefs, superb Chantilly
Lace Veils, Scarfs, and Pelerines, and a variety of Itlegancies re-
cently brought from Paris.
May be viewed, and Catalogues bad two days previously, at Mr.
Phillips's, 75, Bond-street.

TO 138 LET,
AND ENTERED ON AT MICHAELMAS NEXT,
ALL that valuable and very desirable Farm, called
BROOK PLACE, situated in the Parish of Tunbridge,
in the County of Kent, containing THREE HUNDRED
ACRES of capital Arable, Meadow, Hop, and Wood Land, with
aims! Farm House, containing Ten Rooms. Brew and Wash
House, excellent Water, large Barns, Stables for Eight Horses,
Nag Stable, Cart Lodge, Cow House, Calf Penns, Fowl and Back
House.—For further particulars apply to Ur. Jonathan Thompson,
Tunbridge, Kent, if by letter post paid.

IiOLYLAND'S HOTEL, No. 10, Norfolk-street,
&rand. Families and Gentlemen having occasion to visit
the Metropolis, will find in this Hotel all the advantages of a
piliate dwelling ; its situation Is peculiarly adapted, both for the
aentlemasi of liusiness and of amusement, bring contiguous to the
Ins of Court, as well as the Theatres.
Parties favouring this Egabli.hment, may rely upon the best
Accommodation, at reasonable charges.
London, England, 1829-07-11

CONTRACT

COM,

his MAIESTrS
That on Minima, '

Ms Depanment of a
'TEEN THOU?
THIRTEEN '
fie,

one-eighth pan

of May, 1830,
PaYable
The Coalitions of the
Vi,

of !is
Newry ;

No Tender for l•
Beef, or to 500 Tierces
must specify the
before Oat o'Cloek

to bream bawd with the pi
one-third of the amount of th
the sum It is to be 'area
Beef are to be distinct and si
The person who 'slakes th
half, must attend to answer

NOTICE IS HERES
Oyer and Terminer, n
Offences committed on the Hi
the Admiralty of England. w
Old Bailey, London, on TU
eight o'clock in the morning.
And all Sheriffs, Gaolers,
custody any Prisoners, charged
High Seas, or within the said
required to transmit a copy
Prisoner to Mr. CU/ALLIS Jos
at his Office, No. 10, Lancaste,
that the necessary sesames no
Prisoners to his Majeety's Gas
intended Session : and all Mai
Olken, before whom any In
dons, or Recognisance. may
Offences, are required to tea
TROIKAS SNILTOW, the Clerk
Admiralty of England, at his

NUMBER 1'
CONTRACTS F
Irr
THE COMMIS
kis MAIEST•
That on Tommy,
receive Tenders in writi •
One Hundred Ton
Fifty Too of OA
Six Hundred Qurt
One Hundred Thu
To be delivered into
ford, on or before the is.
Samples of Oatmeal
terklering; a sample of t
tracts may be seen at this
Each Tender musts, •
delivered before One o' I
Person who nukes the
must attend to answer wh
CONTRACT FO
Vl'
THE COMMAS
kis MAIESTrS
That on Tousav, the 22
to receive Tenders in wri
to this Department of a
THIRTEEN THOUSA
and THIRTEEN TH
PORK, en &perste T
to be delivered seven-eight
maiming one-eighth pan
Victualling Stores at Drptf
In such proportions u shall
by the 118th day of Februa
31st day of May, 1830, to
ulna. payable sixty days
Conditions of the
applying to W. Alves, Eaq.
to the Collectors of his
Wanton!, and Newry; a
General at Walla respecth
No Tender for a km qua
of Beef, or to 1100 Tierces •
Tender must specify the p
livered before Oat o'clock
companied by a Letter sign
London, England, 1829-07-11

AN ELIGILILg RINIDENCe,

APTCATA AT
HAYES Glti EN ; •
Seated ois a Lawn, with Pleasure Grounis. G •n. Ste.
Sundry COTTAGE'S, with Gardens, Ike.
The whole Estate upwards of

SEVEN HUNDRED AND TWENTY-FOUR ACRES
Of excellent Meadow, Pasture, Arable, and Wood Land,

All lying compact; about Ninety Acres of which are in hand ;
the remainder let to respectable Tenants on Lease, and pat at
Will, in the occupation of Mr. Whittington, William Fellowere
John Weekly, Thomas Furnell, Savage, and others.
This Proper extends a considerable distance along theUxbrldge
Road, and on the Smith side there are about
FIFTY ACRES OF RXCRLLRNT MEADOW AND
ARABLE LAND,

Very advantageously situated for the purposes of Building, having
a frontage also to Hayes Green, and aboandin; with Brick Eirtb.
The Mansion to be viewed by Tickets, or by applying to Mr.
Bull, the Gardener, on the Premi.es; the Farms by leave of the
Tenants, of whom Particular. may be had; at the Adam and Eve,
Hayes; Mr. James Trumpet, and the White Ilors.r, Uxbridge;
Castle and Windmill, S.ll Hill; Red Lion, Southall and Houn-
slow; White Har, Windsor; l'igeons, lirentford; Castle and
Talbot, Richmond; of M .Y. and J. P. Sturge. Sintl at the
Bush Inn, Bristol; York House, and White Lion, Bath; Hen arid
Chickens, and Hotel, Birmingham; of Messrs Tooke and Parker.
Solicitors, Bedford-row; at Garraway's; and of Mr. Roams, No.
170. Regent-street ; where a Plan of the Estate may be seen, and
Tickets obtained to view the Mansion.
London, England, 1829-07-11

MARGATE, JULY 9•

S-iled yesterday, at ten, A.M. for Ostend, his M tjestv's
steam packet Spitfire, Capt. Watson, with the two carriages,
and about twenty passengers, among whom were Lady Isabella
Illatchferd and suite, S. I. Jeffryes, Esq. Lady, and suite, Mrs.
Wilkinson, &c.
Arrived last evening, at eleven o'clock. from Ostend. his Ma-
jesty's steam packet Fury, Captain Sherlock, with the Flanders
mail and dispatches from Sir Charles Bigot, our Amba.•adur at
Brussels. The surf was so high upon the bar at the time the mail
packet left Ostend, that the Lord Liverpool, London steamer, de-
clined coming out. . . . .

Lord Torrington 's yacht has just entered the harbour.

BRIGH CON, JULY 9.

Lady De la Zouche, and the Hon. Mr. and Mrs. Comas and
family, are arrived, for a temporary sojourn, at the ltoyal York
Hotel.

Apartments are engaged at the Albion for Prince Lieven and his
Excellency Count Matunshevitx, who are expected to be there in
a day or two.
Lord Seaford, Major Ellice, and Sir T. Hardy, are arrived at
the New Steyne Hotel.
Mr. S. Poynts, M.P. from Cowdray Pak. is on a •i,it to his
son in law and daughter, Lord and Lady Clinton, at their residence
on the Steyne.
Major Scott, of the 15th Hussars, at present stationed here, is,
we believe, a son of Sir Walter Scott.
The early Morning Levee, in the Pump•room of the German
Spa, has been elegantly and numerously attended to.day.
Lieut.-Colonel Chichester is returned to his seat, Cuolhurst,
near Horsham.

FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE.
ARRIVALS.

Capt. Fancourt, and C. IL Talbot, E.q., at Fenton'. Hotel, St.
James's-street, frem Paris; Mr. and Mrs. Foster and family, at
Gould's Hotel, Jermyn-street, from Italy; Sir G. and Lady &o-
val, at Lung's Hotel, Clifford-street, from a boar; Lucas Clcments,
Esq., at ditto, from Ireland; Richard French, Esq. at ditto, frun►
ditto ; Fielding, Esq. at ditto ; Sir E. Carrington, Bart. M. I'.
at ditto ; G. Bulwar, hag., in St. James's street, from Paris ; Capt.
and Mr. Hawkins, in liirkeley.squirc, from the Continent ; Mt.
and Mrs. Melville and family, at the St. George'. Hotel, Alba:
marle.street.
London, England, 1829-05-23

BALE OF GAME BILL.

On the motion of Lord Wttaaucu►►e, the House resolved itself
into a Committee on the Bale of Game Bill.

Several clauses of the Bill were then read and agreed to with-
out opposition.
On the right of chase clause being read,
The Earl of MALMESHUItY moved, as an amendment, that
the words " all greyhounds" be left out. •
Lord WHARNCIAFFE did not see why greyhounds should
be excepted.
The House divided on the motion of the Noble Earl, when
there appeared—
For the original clause 40 I For the amendment 31 I Majority 9
The remaining clauses were then read and agreed to, when t►e
House re►umed, and the report was brought up, and ordered to be
received on Thursday next.
The other Orders of the Day were then disposed of, and their
Lordships adjourned, at Seven o'CLucrt, until Monday next.
London, England, 1829-05-23

TVS SIRS OF SCOTLAND AND SION COLLSOIL

The Earl of MADDING VON ruse to postpone the presenta-
tion of a Petition respecting certain documents claimed by the
Church of Scotland from Sion College, in consuquence of the
question of privilege to be before their Lordships on Monday.
The Noble Earl named Tuesday as the day on which he proposed
to bring forward his motion.
The Duke of RICHMOND observed, that his motion regard-
ing wool stood for Tuesday.
The Earl of HADDINGTON conceived that the Petition
would not materially interfere with the butanes, for Tuesday. as be
proposed to present it at an early hour. 'Die Church of Scotland
was about sitting, and be wa. anxious that an easly decision should
be obtained en the matter in question.
The Stamp of LONDON did not advocate delay, as he con.
ceived that a statement would be made satisfactory to the Noble I
Earl and the Church of Scutland.—Notise tor Tuesday.
The Marquis of LA NSDOWN presented a Petition from
Dingle, in the county of Kerry, praying that the provision. of the
39th Act of Geo. 111. to expire next year, might be renewed for
the protection of the fisheries.
London, England, 1829-05-23

MESSAGE FROM viz COMMONS.

Sir AIFIANDiII GRANT and others brought up the Disembodied
Miiiria (Ireland) Dill, the Yeomanry Curps (Ireland) • the
Coroners' Law Amendment (Ireland) litU, and the Meaue Process
(Ireland) Bill.
Lora Moaravu and others brought up an Euc'usere Bill.
Mr. CHARLIS BASIN.AY and others brought up the St.atliwark•
market Bill.
Mr. Camas, Sir E. PHILLIPS, and other Members, tHouglic up
several private. Bills.
Mr. TO/ILI/MN from the Treasury, presented an Account of the
quai ti y of corn imported and exported.
Mr. ticovr, trona the Chamber of London, presented some ac-
counts relating to Loudon-bridge.
London, England, 1829-05-23

hAgrre;buri

Twin.Vit oTcpcic.
Is iMisequence of the dr6ciency of information, the Consol
asaraes remains stationary, as Consols, are it 87j 88 for the Ac-
event. The Foreign market is in the same•atate of stagnation as
that of the British, and prices are nominal. .
We have a current report that the young Queen of Powrioax
will soon depart for her native country, as the Emperor of AUSTRIA
will not give his consent to ber marriage with Don MIGUIL.
Dem e Papers have been received at the North and South
American coffee-house to the 9th of April, twelve days later than
the last arrival ; but there is not an article in them worth extracting.
CITY. HALF-PAST ONE O'CLOCK.
• The Consol market continued the whole of the morning at the
same price they opened, at 87/ 88 for the Account, and Uf for
next Account, with.nothing doing.
The Duke of CUMBERLAND and Duchess of (Loo-
cams visited his Maassry yesterday, at his Palace in St. James',.
Lord FARNBOROUGH had an audience yesterdaf of
the Km.

To-moirow being the birth-day, of the Princess
Varmaia, when her Royal Highness enters her tenth year, the
Duchess of Kens will entertain all the members of the loyal
Family to a d.deuste, in honour of the day.
Sir RICHARD BOROUGH entertained the Duke- of
COMBIRLAND and a select party' to dinner oo Thursday, at his re-
sidence in Portland-place.
Lord HILL visited the Duke of CUMBERLAND yes-
terday, at hisresidenee in the King's Palace, St. Jame s. The
LORD Cuter Janice of the, Court of Common Pins visited his
Royal Highness on Thursday.
The Duke of ORLEANS, the Duke DR CiißaTßEs:and
I of the Gentlemen of their suite, visited the Thames Tunnel
yesterday morning.
Mr. FROST, the Director of the Medico-Botanical So.
ciety, had an interview with their Highnesses on Thursday, when
the Dukes of Datum and CHAIM= enrolled their Dime/ in the
list of Members of that Society.
The Marquis of BATH had a grand dinner party yes-
terday, at his house in Grosvenor square.
London, England, 1829-05-23

The Warehoused Sugar Bill was mad a Second time. Cott.
mitres on Monday.
The Butter Trade (Ireland) Bill, and the Commissioner of
Ruin Bill, were committed.--Report on Monday.
Mr. W. PEEL brought op the Report of the Metropolis Police
Bill.—Agreed to, and ordered to be read a third time nn Monday.
Mr. BRIGHT gave notice, that on Monday be should present a
Petition against the Bill from the parish of Hackney.
Mr. DAWSON postponed the Committee on the Customs Du-
ties Bill to Monday.
Mr. BRIGHT gave Notice, that he should move for a reduction
in the duty on Colonial Tobacco.
Sir JAMES GRAHAM moved for a return of the number of
persons whose dividends became payable on the sth of January
last, specifying the amount of Stock held by each class, from 51.
dividends to 5,0001. and all above 2,0001.

The other orders of the Day were disposed of. and the House
adjourned at Ors °Time.
London, England, 1829-07-29

LAW INTELLIGENCE:
COURT OF CHANCERY, Juts Is.

BURCKETT V. woolsoan.
UOMB applied on behalf of a ward of that Court,
a yoang gentleman, against whom his guardian found it
necestutry to take proceedings for a clandestine marriage.
At the instance of the guardian, the Court allowed the
young man only 1001. a-year, which, as it passed alto-
gether through his own hands, was insufficient for his
expenses, and the consequence was that he now lay in
Dunkirk for debt. The prayer of the petitioner was that
the guardian might receive the 1001. to pay the ward's
debts, in order to enable him to come to London. He had
been bound to a surgeon in the country, and was desi-
rous of residing in London to pursue his medical studies.
—Agreed to.
COURT OF RING'S BENCH, JULY Ite%
LAZENBY V. WINGROVE.

This was an action against the defendant by the pa-
tentee of Hervey's Fish Sauce, for selling in St. Paul's
Church-yard a spurious sauce under the same title.
The Attorney-General proved in evidence that the
label used by the defendant had not been struck from'
the same plate as that used by the plaintiff. Those on
the plaintiff's pint bottles were square, and those on the
half-pints were round, each bearing the same reading.
Mr. Brougham, for the defendant, contended that the
sauce sold by his client was in fact Hervey's sauce. The
defendant had bought a quantity of sauce in pint and
half-pint bottles, but had a larger proportion of half-
pints, in consequence of the demand for them being
much greater. He had an order from the country for a
number of pint bottles, and not having sufficient of them,
he procured similar bottles, and merely poured the half-
pints into the pints, at the same time transferring the
labels from the half-pints to the pints ; this accounted for
the pint bottles sold by the defendants. Even the plain-
tiff's witnesses admitted, by cross-examination, thet each
plate was obliged to be renewed when 20,000 labels had
been struck from it ; how, therefore, could his learned
friend say that the labels used by defendant were not his
labels, when they were, in fact, an impression from an
older plate than the impression produced ?
Lord Tenterden summed up, and the Jury returned a'
verdict for the plaintiff—Damages, 401.
London, England, 1829-07-29

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of Greece. &e. Ece.

" The undersigned, his Britannic Majesty's Resident at the Pro-
visional Government of Greece, has received orders from his Court
to communicate to Count Capo d'lstria, President of that Govern-
ment, the copy Of i Protocol, signed on 22d March, by the Picot-
potentiaries of the Allied Powers who signed the treaty of July
6th, 1827.
" The Ambassadors of his Britannic Majesty and of his French
Majesty are, stemma, on their way to Constantinople, with a
view of opening with the Ottoman Porte a negotiation on the basis
established by their protocol, and under the hope of concluding a
definitive arrangement of the affairs of Greece.
“ The President of the Provisional Government of Greece will
observe in this net, with a lively satisfaction, the determination of
the three Powers to exact of the Ottoman Porte the observance of
the armistice announced by the Reis Effendi, on Sept. 10, 1818,
as existing defects on the part of the Turks ; and in consequence
of this determination, the undersigned does not doubt that Ms Ex-
cellency will appreciate the great hopes of the Allied Courts of
seeing measures adopted by the Greek Government, conformable
to their wishes, declaring a suspension of hostilities on all the points
where the contest is now going on, and recalling its troops within
the territories placed under the guarantee of the three ?owen by
the Act of Nev. 16, 1828.

'• This measure will prove the good faith and the frankness of
the principles which guide this Government, and the jest confi-
dence that it places in the solkitude of the august Allies for the true
interests and happiness of Greece.
" The Undersigned profits by this =edits to offer to his &eel-
leney the President of the Provisional Government of Greece the
assurances of his high consideration.
(Signed)
" bins, May in, 1829."
/unwell. OP TIM oat=

" C. DAWKINS.
London, England, 1829-07-29

POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

H A NSION-1110U8S.
Daniel Forrester brought up Asepsis .!,stasis, an Italian D.,
of
Laws, foe having in his poseestion a brace of pistols
with powder and nails, with which it is believed be intentiei:
commit some mischief Ober to himself or to some other mice:
The Wiser stated, Chit when he entered the lower hall a ihe
Mansion-house _about an hour before, be saw Signor Annie
walking up and down, and evidently much disturbed in hit a*
—be told the °Meer be came to the Mansloo-house for justice,
that if he did not obtain it be would " shoot." " Shoot re Ina
the OEM, " what will you shoot for ?" " Becomes," said be
broken English, " my wife has married me." The °Scar tin.*
this a very odd sort of creme for which to shoot any body, all
asked him whether be bad any pistols about him? the Italian pi
d,
• had something that would do the business, and the esiene7i,
touching his pocket, found that be had a brace of pistols--wid.
some dilliculty he took possession of the pistols, which were Aped
to the mottle.
Sir C. S. Hunter addressed the Italian In French, and desired
him to give some account of himself.
He stated that he had gone to Limerick with Money in his
pocket, and that be became assistant to a school, where he became
acquainted with a lady, who fell in love with him ; be thought it
better to many her, and she consented ; he, kovrever, found ma
afterwards, that his wife was the wife of another man, and now be
wished that the first marriage should be broken, in order that be
might he comfortable—(Laughter).
Sir C. S. Hunter—What have you been in your own country?
Antonio—A Doctor of Civil and Eccledastical Law.
Sir C. S. Hunter—And what are you doing now?
Antonio—l am selling cheese and tobacco—(Laughter).
Mr. Hobkr—What ! a Doctor of Civil Law selling cheese sad
tobacco?

Antonio—Yin ; I better sell cheese and tobacco than eat nothing ;
they won't give se nothing to do in those Courts, and that's dis
reason I sell cheese and tobacco.

Dir. Helder asked his wbetber is the Courts in which he used
to do business. wives were disposed of in the way be wished to
this instance ?

Antonio replied that they were not, but he supposed that in
England the laws were different, for in Italy he had seen the wives
of Englishmen lining with their second husbands instead of their
lint—(Laughter).
The Italian was seat to the Compter until inquiry should be made.
GUILDHALL.
The driver of a hackney coach appeared before Sir Peter Laurie,
upon a summons, to answer the complaint of Mr. Alderman At-
kins, for placing his coach within eight feet of another coach, on
the said in Cheapsiae, so that the worthy Alderman was pre-
vented from passing in his gig.—The defendant was lined Ss. and
costs.
London, England, 1829-07-29

11111TW Egg TVS [TUX •MS3 WISTMIMST/11l SCSIOLARa.

Monday evening a grand and intereiting match took place be-
tween sight young gentlemen of Eton and eight of Wequainver,
for 100 sovereigns aside. The distance rowed was horn Peary
Bridge to Hammersmith Bridge, and back to Putney. On the
signal being given, the Westminster gentlemen took the lead by
nearly a boat's length ; but on theft arriving off Craven Pottage,
by the adentilic manner in which the lines were handled, and the
extra power put on by the oar.men, the &on gentlemen went a-
head, and finally won the match by a quarter of a mite.

RITRENCIIMENT.....III4, Magiatrates of Cheilliire have
determined upon a measure which will have considerable effect in
the diminution ot the county rate. Hitherto in prosecution., the
aspens, ot which is borne by the county, constatlea hive been 41.
towed for their attendance as witnesses at the ee-sions, Ts. per day
for one prosecution, and 3s. 6,1. each for as many more as.they
might be engaged in. Hy an order ot sessions, it has been deter-
mined that no coast .ble attending as a witness, (whatever number
of prosecutions he may be engaged in,) shall be allowed more than
10s. per day. The allowance for the conveyance of prisoner's has
alao been re.:uced from Is. per mile, to the following scale :—!• For
one prisoner, Bd. per mile, when ;aware conveyed together, Ss. per
mile, and fur all above two, 3d. per mile cash estrt."—ilarclevielal
Courier.
London, England, 1829-07-29

THE ARMY.

General Lord Hill, attended by his Staff. inspected. mum_
, the ilOck regiment of foot, commanded by Wend pa'
leg, at dap% immediately after its arrival by =albums/7i;
Handiest:tr.
The °Seers and men appeared in good health and spirit,. ..,
received the commendations of the General, Commanding he
The regiment then set out on its march to Woulwkh, out, it
will be quartered, till It embarks in three days, on board a weft'
in the river, on route to Quebec.
General Lord Hill, Commanding-In-Chief, attended by Ide
inspected, yesterday morning, the riding establishment at se. ii,1717;
Wood. _ _ _

Lord Fitzroy Somerset, as Military Secretary to General lAN
Hill, Commanding-in-Mkt went through his list yesterday, at iii
odic* in the Horse Guards. _

A few Generals, and about 40 other °news, transacted maw?
business w lib Ids Lordship.

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

Slams Assn= Tun Day—Dublin I—Waterford I—Metico 1...

Havanna+ I—Hambursh I.

Fame=ln Jinx 27.—Wind variable.—Arrived the Geseed
Collin, Milne:from Honduras—sailed ?thins. ; Skylark packet,ress
Tampico—sailed 11th June, from Vera Cruz on the time aut
from Havannah on the 2d July. She brings intelligence front the
Havannah that the expedition against Mexico was declared to mu
positively on the 7th instant, being five days after she left. Th,
force consisted of seven men of war and 6,000 troops; but it
not known on what part of the coast a descent would be attempt
The naval part of the armament was one line-of-battle ship, esh
60 gun frigates, two of 44 guns, one of 20 guns, and one of
The Princess Elizabeth packet sailed from Vera Cruz on the otk
and from Havannab on the 30th ultimo.

Dna, Jurr 28.—Wind S. by W.—Arrived the Lune, *Owe,
from Tampico.
Poanatorro. Jinx 28.—Wind S.—Arrived the Spike, Monk
from Bermuda.

Sigozzarat, JULY 2114,Affived the &trai♦, Clark, from Cadiz.
Luraaremn. Jour 27.—Arrived the Rapid, Dye, from St. pr.
tenburgh.

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ARRIVALS.
The Marquis of Douglas and Clydesdale, at Thomas's Hotel,
Berkeley-square, from Baits ; the Hos. Mr. and Mrs. Edema
Petre, at ditto, from Wimbledon; the Rev. C. U. WWaume,
Winsome, aid family, at ditto, from Basloptoke ; the Rm. Ids,
Hamilton, at ditto, from Scotland ; Lord Cloobrook, at Warrea's
Hotel, Regent-street, from Portsmouth; Mr. and Mrs. Berg
Proctor. at Fenton's Hotel, &. James's-street, front Wales; &
James Fraser, Bart. at ditto, from Cheltenham ; H. T. Lane, By,
at ditto, from ditto; Colonel Sumner, at ditto, from Surrey ; j,
Sandilaada, Esq. and Mrs. Sandilands, at Marshal Thompsoe's
Hotel, Cavendish-square ; John Fitzgerald, Esq. M.P. Mrs. Fits.
gerald and family, at ditto, from Suffolk; J. Hanley. Esq. Mn.
Hartley and family, at ditto ; Sir Thomas Gott, Bart. at ditto ;
G. Corbett, Esq at ditto ; Baron Osenstiern and the Barmen
Ozenstiern, at the Berner' Hotel, Berner'-street. from Pads.
London, England, 1829-07-29

SONG—THE PEEPING FAMILY.
Ara--" We're a' noddin, ace.
WHILE. the Nobles of the Land all resorting to the
Strand,
The splendid grace of Fashion and of Ornament command,
That we cannot do the same grieves our daddy and our dame,
And we're a' noddin, nid, aid, noddin,
We're a' noddle, at our house at ham...
But our Johnnie comes in haste, with his Boots in brilliance gne'd,
That minor-like the shadow of our grannum first embrac'd, '
Like a tiny elf it seem'd, in wild terror while she scream'd ;
And we're a' screaming, scream, scream, screaming,
We're a' screaming, at our house at hame.
The Auld cznlter'd Carle nest on the Jet his optics fiz'd,
And saw two little devils with the Blacking interntiz'd.
" There was only one before, now" he said, " there flits one more;
And they're a' flitting, flit, flit, flitting,
They're a' flitting at our house at !tame."
Then our minnie she would look, when by wit she man's! forsook,
For far beyond the threshold to her nimble heels she took,
Crying," Sirs, there were but two, now three grimly theists I view,
And they're a' coming, come, come, coming,
They're a' coming to our house at Mune."
Now the eat began to scold, and our surly mastiff tirowrds
When Auntie petted the Jet in, and of other wonders told,
There the dog and eat both saw, then peep'd minnie, aunt, and s';
And were a' peeping, peep, peep, peeping,
We're e peeping at our house at home.

Then our Johnnie laugh'd aloud, of reflecting Blacking proud,
" Your shadows in the Jet," he mid, as in a mirror croard ;"
So now WA assa's matchless fame, that we brightly may proclaim
• We're a' blacking, black, black, blacking,
We're a blacking at our house at dame!
•
This Easy Shining and Brilliant BLACKING Prepared by

e 77 41;1'44M.

36, STRAND, Londori;
And sold in every Town in the Kkriess.
LIQUID in Books, 6d. 10d. Isd. salt/d. each.
Also PASTE BLACKING, in Pots, ed. Ild. aid 111 d. cad.
rr Be Particular to inquire for
ROB,. WARREN SO, STRAND.
♦IL 01111,4 S •Rt COUNTUSFUT
London, England, 1829-07-29

CORONERS' INQUESTS.

Yesterday afternoon an inquisition was taken at the
Turf Tap, Tattersall's-yard, Hyde-park corner, before
Mr. Higgs, coroner, on the body of George Angel,
aged 30, who came by his death in the following shock-
ing manner :
William Gomm stated, that he lived at Brentford :
about three weeks ago the deceased and another man was
assisting him to lift a box of soap, weighing about 6 cwt.
out of a truck into a waggon, in the High-street, Brent—
ford ; they had got one end of the box into the waggon,
when by some means it canted round and fell on the leg
of the deceased, who was severely injured. He was im-
mediately taken to his own home, and his employers,
rs Mess. Rowe, of Brentford, were informed of the acci-
dent, who directed their medical man to attend him. The
deceased was perfectly sober at the time.
Mr. George Cooper, of Brentford, surgeon, stated that
he attended the deceased ; his leg was very much swollen,
but he went on favourably for a few days, when the
symptoms became alarming, and he recommended his
being taken to St. George's Hospital.
Mr. John Harrison, house-surgeon of St. George's
Hospital, stated that the deceased was hrought in on the
9th ofluly ; every thing was done for him, but he gra-
dually got worse, and it was found that the only chance
left of saving his fife was by amputating the limb, which
was accordingly performed last Wednesday ; but the de-
ceased still grew worse, and died on Saturday last, from
the injuries he had received.
Verdict—" Accidental Death."—Deodand Is.
The unfortunate man has left a wife and four children,
the youngest only three months old, who were' entirely
dependent upon him for support.
An inquest was held at the King's Head, in Great
Surrey-street, on the body of William Taylor, a stable-
man, in the employ of Mr. Smith, the coach-proprietor,
who was killed while cleaning one of the horses. From
the evidence it appeared, that on Friday last, while the
deceased was engaged in his master's stables, cleaning
what is termed a " fidgetty " horse, in using the curry-
comb the animal became very restive, and it was with dif-
ficulty the deceased could approach to finish the job.
During the time the deceased struck the horse a slight
blow on the hock with the back of the curry-comb, and
at the moment the animal kicked with one of his hinder
lefs, and struck the unfortunate man under the left breast
with such violence as to cause his death in less than a
quarter of aa hour afterwards. On a post esorteir ex-1
rumination of. the body, it was found that the tenth rib
was broken, the end; of which penetrated the heart, be-
sides great injury to the spine. A demand of ss. was
levied on the horse.
London, England, 1829-07-29

ESTATE AND HOUSE-AGENCY OFFICE,
NO. 93, BISHOPSGATE STREET— WITHIN
HENRYL. COOPER, in submitting to his Friends
•al- the publication of his Register for the present Month, is
happy in being able to state that, after having already disposed of
a much greater number of Properties than on any former season.
and irons the patronage his Agency Establishment has found with
the Public, he has still the opportunity of laying before them a
List of Houses and Estates, which few Competitors can exceed,
either in value, importance, or variety, and in situations which
comprise most at the counties in England, thereby rendering it
almost impossible but that panics, either as buyers or sellers, at
the reasonable value of the day, may both be accommodated. An
engagement of upwards of forty years in the Upholstery Depart-
ment, an the same spot, will, it is presumed, be a sufficient gua-
rantee for his integrity and responsibility ; and when the locality,
as to situation, is considered, being in the immediate vicinity of
the Binh of England, Garraway's, and the Auction Mart (the
resort of the monied and landed interest of the country), presents
facilities peculiar to this Establishment for effectinelmmediate and
advantageous sales, at the fair marketable value of the day, of what.
ever interests may be committed to his care.
N. B. Noblemen or Gentlemen desirous of taking a professional
opinion will be waited on at their residences or Estates.
93, Bishopsgate-street Within.
London, England, 1829-07-29

GREECE.
•
(From the Joureal des Debats.)
PARIS, Joie oji.
We usentoned, a long time bath, the injunction mit by !b.
English Consul General to the Greek Government, to recall le
victorious troops from the territory so dearly purchased from the
, Turks. We also =tattooed the refusal of Count Cape d'lstria.
Yesterday we received, in an authentic form, the official corre-
spondesce which passed on the occasion, and we hasten to place it
before our readers. Thus it was that in sending to the President
of Greece a copy of the Protocol of London, its unpopular features
were aggravated by a humiliating demand, of which Count Cgs
d' Istria had neither the courage nor the power to take on himself tie
responsibility. His reply is a model of dignity,propriety,and reasoning.
While Greece is thus thing up to a man,tbrough the organ of itsPre.
sident, against the stipulations of London, the Sultan, who wiU not
have even the appearance of liberty in Greece, has returned to his,
former language with the negotiators. The misfortunes of the war
have rendered him neither more docile, nor more conciliatory ; and
the conferences open at Constantinople with concessions en one
side, bat with the same obstinacy on the other. Many persons
already conclude that the proposals will meet a plain refusal. Are
we wrong to regret, both for Greece and for ourselves, a sacrifice
shade to no purpose? and ought we to have anticipated that the
event would so speedily justify our dark forebodings ? Such is the
result of all half measures. It was hoped that the confiagration
would be stopped—we wish rather it may not be extended.
Note from Mr. Dawkins' addressed to the Greek Government, on
sending it the protocol of March 22, and demanding the suspen-
sion of hostilities :-
0 To his Excellency the President of the Provisional Government
London, England, 1829-07-16

GRAND CRICKET MATCH.

A nellittollll and most distinguisbed assemblage of the Nobility
and Gentry have. for the last three days, congregated at Load's
Cricket Ground. to witness the great and interesting match be-
tween Susses and England. The wickets were pitched on Monday
as eleven o'clock. and the game terminated yesterday as follows :
=PLANO. SOSSU.
First Innings .. .. .. ..... 242 First Innings 4s
Second Ditto s3 &cued Ditto.... .... ... 124

331 I 172
&slaw! winning by US nap. Messrs. J. Dark and Howard
wets selected as vampires.
London, England, 1829-07-16

INDIAN ARMY ALLOWANCES.

Bostbat Castle, Jan. 26, 1629.

The Honourable the Governor in Council is pleased to publish
the following Regulations, in obedience to instroctioos from the
Hoo. the Court of Directors, in their military general letter,
under the date of 2Stb May, I NS, to the address of the Supreme
Government:

BItIeADIZIte ALLOWAINCES,....That the Ist class of Brigadiers— I
via. those in command of subsidiary or bell forces on or beyond
the frontier, for which special allowances have hitherto been fixed
—shall receive, from the Ist of March nest, a star allowance of
1,000 rupees per mensem, with 40 rupees for stationery, and SO
rupees horse allowance, exclusive of regimental pay, haw, and
[ tent age.

Officers at present in command of forma, grim 'offer a Maim-
don of allowances under the operation of this order, are antic/bed
to draw, in addition to the staff salary, ir.c. 1,070 rispeed—a cow-
peosation equal to the difference betwerio their misting allowances
and those now sanctioned.

That the second class of Vrigadiers—.is. Obese is sosenand of
Interior districts or important fortresses—shall naive from she
sawe date a staff allowance, 710 rupees per mess .with 10 rupee-
for stationery, and 50 rupees horse anOWLICII, esthete* of rest.
wand pay, batta, and tentage, with beim rent wigs mailed OD k.

ilitu;icas. Osescaaa.—That an hospital slowness fee alettiehme.
fee. in present drawn by medical olicera in chary a corps, de-
tachments, and establislunsets; Europese and Native, be abolished ;
that kospkal Detvasaries of every descriptiee, with the ezception
of European esetileinse and entreaties, shall be remelted by the
commissariat, and that In Mee of the present, the Morelos Am.
anon are authorised t

To every surgeon attached to the military bran& of the mewing
in charge of a regiment' or battalion, the hats of Major in lies of
that of Captain, with a palangain allowance of thirty rupees a
month, and to every assistant-sargeoa in charge of a corps or of a
docsebniset of not less than Eve ownpanies of Natives or two of
Europeans, the bats of Captain in Oft of that of Lieutenant, with
thirty rupees a month for a palanquim
To all Medical oMcealtolding orparass charges inferior to those
above 'padded, a polastais 'Emma of 30 rupees a moult is
authorised. - _ _

commanding posts and stations are directed, on the eh-
nation of this Older, to came Committees to be assembled, of
which the Commissar's& Meet, where on. may be present, is to be
a member, and report Upon the number sod floe of the cots inner
*On Native Hospitals; aid according to the determination of
tbesse Osmium compensation will be allowed to the Medical
°deists to whom cots may belong, when they will be made over
to the charge of the Commissariat Department.
London, England, 1829-07-16

COURT CIRCULAR.

The Duke of GLOUCESTER, attended by Col. Hioo IN%
Major Foams% and Captain Swims, left town yesterday morn
lag, in a carriage and four, for Cheltenham, which town it was
expected his Royal Highness would reach last night, stopping on
the road at Witney to dinner. Previous to the Royal Duke's de-
partam. his sister, the Princess SOPIIIA Mamma. came to OM.
from her residence en Blackheath, and took leave of him ; the
Princess Sevnu also visited his Royal Highness early In the morn-
ing to take leave.
The Duke sod Duchess oft LA It ENCE and the Duchess
of fials.Wxnua visited the Duchess of Guiementa yesterday, at
Gloucester Howie.

The Duke of Wilt.t.tato TON arriVed in town about two
o'clock yesterday afternoon front Widmer Cede. Kent. The Earl
of Ammons had an interview with his Grace after his arrival.

The Marquis de BARBACENA had an lntervi•w with
Earl of Assam= yesterday, at the odes of the Secretary of State
for Foreign Affairs.
Mr. Secretary PEEL left town on Monday morning, on
a visit to Mr. Baum, at his seat near Brandon, Norfolk.

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