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Mary Reform,
sth; present
'. C. Sinclair
•ell, Esq. &c.
r agreed to.

onvenience are
mien for county
lidates and con-
the single place
tween the num-
their respective
both as to its
ere being fewer
han there are for
with very small
soy Boroughs of
te only of a very
roughs, without
r Towns of ha-
That the result
-louse of Com-
ery person who
bo are deprived
:turned by about
st less than three

Society, for re-
! House of Com•

promoted ►y the
me circulation of
iples, and by the
In all the towns
pos. (to borrow
modnual consti-

by exciting the
in those places
e protection and
y their patriotic

s raised by sub-
ety.

tom, 50,000 per.
Mug purposes--
per annum, and
It to 100,0001.--
Ln the Cause of

It It our duty to
sewed Towns in
s for the promo-
potation at t►ose
t►ose places.

md signed by the
ends of Perlis-
ady in the djies

NI, Chairman.

, accompanied
Lerrsion Cowards

t.-preparatipns
departure of 107
livitied into four
t of these gents
sly to arrest the
aeons,. aged 25.
for the assasina-
:rime, his youth.
Ifficient to excite
to look only with
sy his fate. the
f the lookers.on
nmediately gate
In may keep hi!
ate care of sne.
we a striking re-
m Boutin, tow
ion of a woman.
itch appeared on
the enormity of
ht up together.
of far front therm
Some person re;
pea." Alt! Sire
I worked for the
mire habits, he
—Paris Asper-

THE KING.
Wivoson, JULY 14.—Yesterday-forenoon his Royal
Highness the Duke of Cumberland left the Royal Lodge
in his travelling carriage, for London. Soon after his de-
parture, his Royal Highness the Duke of Clarence ar-
rived, and was introduced to Abe KIN o with whom be
had a long audience. The Royal Doke, after partaking
of refreshments, left the Lodge about two o'clock. Between
twelve and one o'clock Lord Bristol, Lord Aberdeen, and
Lord Ashburnham arrived at die Royal Lodge, and each
had separate audiences of his MAJESTY they after-
wards partook of refreshments, and left, shortly before
three o'clock, for London. Yesterday his MAJESTY dined
with his suite at four o'clock ; after which the Kixo left
the Royal Lodge, accompanied by the Lord Steward, for
his usual drive in the Great Park. His MAJESTY, dur-
ing his airing, visited Sandpit-gate, and inspected the
menagerie, and afterwards drove to Virginia Water,
where he continued until past eight o'clock.
London, England, 1829-07-15

or four gasses or so,t

tee or tour sia.ses or so, width
quantity? Why, If 1 was to
stile to stand. . '
r Worship has 'often taken sa
web lOW staggeting-0 laugh).
at are mistaken.

re Lady offered nu Ss. to let

I got Ss.
nut.

tour ball crowns to me at the

of I lots of time to pt rid of

er prisoners at tbe watch-bouse

Me were silent.

we it is—silence gives consent,
a most culpable one, and ought
many evils requiring correction.
on the deltudants were set at
barge.
iti•STR HET. •

s charged with the following

kdford, residing in York Gas.
oy her brother, was returning
4, on Sunday evening ; and, an
once mounted behind the coach,
le minutes, leapt upon the pave.
observed his movements asked
d? On examining her clothes,
rly cut through, and her purse,
traeted from het pocket. The
Into eiotudy, with the purse in
cl for trial.
bSTIMET. _

roues man, was charged with
and Rylatid's Reports, the ro-
ot. It appealed that the pri-
. Wilke, boy, in the absence of
they were for his brother, wh3
.2 ; but after be had offered them
•a. taken into custody in the shop
o whom he offered them for sale
anded.
POLICE.

r, and Jahn Rowley, mate of a
1 with flogging a seaman owned

IS I.7th of May, while at sea, off
as to give the botcher a starting
I a Court-Inertial had been held
he Captain's orders, then flogged
K tell upon deck ; when he was
iped on him wit► his foot, and
xxlen kg. saying he would break

te charge, were ordered to ester
ppear at the Admiralty Sessions.
(ten one and two o'clock, a
uof Mr. Davis, green-grocer.
The flames first issued from
vhich contained several chil-
readfully burnt that scarcely
F its recovery. Several cu-
ed prevented the flames ex-
'mises, but the house where
educed to ruins.
London, England, 1829-07-15

ARMY CONTRACTS.

COMMISSARIAT DEP4RTMENT,
Demty C.Aambers, 1 829.
VOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to Person
,"de-
sirous of Contracting to supply the following Articles for
the use of the Army,

BEEF AND MUTTON.
To his Majesty's Land Forces in Cantonments, Quarters, and
Barracks, in the several Counties in
North Britain.
OATS.

---
To his Majesty's Cavalry and Artillery Norse' in Cantonments
sod Quarters in the undermentioned Counties:
Berwick Gloucester
Bucks Nortkumberland
Cornwall
Wilts
Devon
London, England, 1829-05-27

Ninon 13,180.]

-

• DNMSRARA AND ESSEQUEBO.
liIHE Undersigned, in capacity as D •puty first
Wombd of the United Colony of Demerara and lissequeboi
ndvertises by these presents. for the first, second, and third time,
ihat be will, by virtue of certain sentence of the Honourable Court
of Criminal and Civil Justice of said United Cobol, expose and
wika Public Execution Sale, the following Plantation, with its
Cultivation, Buildings, Slaves, and further appunenaucles, els. in
Hie ponds of Mat, 11130, the Coffee Plantation TOEVLUOT,
situated en the West Bank of the River .Demerara, between the
Plantations La Reunite and Nismes, the property of V. A.
UETLIOER.

The Joachim of Pro et Concurrent!a on the nett proceeds of
the above Sale will be held, by the said Honourable Court of
Nuke, Three Months shay the day of Sale ; for which ream% all
them who may pretend to have aiy right, title, sad interest to the
sett proceeds of said Plantation, are herewith by him the soder-
dosed Deputy First Marshal summoned to appear in person, or by
their Attendee, to lay their claims in due form before the Hen
Court of Justice of aid United Colony of Demerara and itemsrebo.
et their Sodom, is the month el Ammer, 1130, ander a pawky
that against the noweppearers will be proceeded as the law dines,
• Ilse Inventory of the above.stated Plantation is daily to be seen
at the Counting Hesse et Messrs. Hall, Mellott% and C.O. 7
Austin Friars, Loudon; mad P. J. Le Jae, Ea,. Amsterdam,
Demerara and Smarebo, this tad March, nth.
J. D. HALEY, Deputy Firm ManbaL
London, England, 1829-05-27

SCROPHULA AND SCORBUTIC HUMOURS.
lA.COLD SPRING is among she numerous cassis
that repel those redindaot humours of which the body
should be cleared, or obstruct the expulsion of the impurities. In.
'reduced by unfortunate accidents. Hemmers and impurities eor.
reps the mass of gelds throughout the habit. deposit themselves en
mune important organs, and produce pains, delleziorse, coughs. sop.
routine of the longs, tumours, seropbolooe ulcers, gout, palsy. Ike.
Instead of funning at mice to a general source, it is the common
predict to apply temporary tentedies to particular diseases. Is
the genuine SYRUP of DB VELNO'II, it is the object .1 Mrs.
CA h HAM, its sole Proprietor, not to treat separately every par.
bream cryptic. or symptom of a disordered coustitotion, bit to
tweet the whole suss of bleed or huesoer producing such aselan-
stiiq
Ills Syrup is prepared and sold at the Proprietor's boom No.
M. ilenters.street. OxforAstreet, at 13s. a bezels. It is also sold
si sot et the respectable Nediebse Venders' an Town aid Coon.
asp; at the Central Depot in France, by Mr. Ressrd, No. 17,
IllotTivienne. In Paris ; at Marseilles, by Mr. Thumb), Roe de
Yams' m Noorderes. by Lamm. Place St. Colonsbe; also at
ilesedesuz. by Mr. Cannot, No. 19, Alin de Tetanal; ta Is also
to be had at Tours, Ikodogne, site. ate.
The Corwarroomm, lot warm climates, le also sold by her de. •
petted Ageing In the East Indies, via. Messrs. Mackintosh and Co.
Calcium; and Messrs. Forbes and Co. Bombay.

• BILIOUS AND LIVID( COMPLAINTS.
AS s mild arid effectual teatecly for all that duo
order, which originate is a morbid aeries of the live? Sid
Oryaas. aantsiy, ludigeottos, Lew of Appetite, Head
Ache. Heartburn, Pbtuleacies, Spasms, Cootiventres, Alketioas
Mc liver, arc. &c. DIXON'S ANTIBILIOUS PILL
(which do out confabs Mercury in any dupe) have new with more
.geascal approval than any mbar Atedictue whatsoever. They
baits away intendalon it mild opera:inn with aaccessfal
*feet; and require on restraint or coodOenient wheteiter dodos
their oar. lei truple.l climate., where the torweititainas of radius
east end iltiatted bile ite 60 revident mid aLunilog, they ate an
invaluable and !Adria protection. They are Mewl* peculiarly
*shrived to correct disorder. irking frown excesses el the sable,
$.l restore the tone of the Stomach, and to ttemove meat com-
plain. eeca%foiled by ittrytdarity of the bowels.
Said in boxes at its. 9,1. 4% dd. and abs. by Meters. Seth.
fiestas, Chraysitle, corner of &. Paul's. tendon ; alckville•
arm% Dublin ; and Pi ince.-street, Salinherght and he principal
Ali Jinni, Venders.
a_the 6s. holes her sold are discontinued. and .h
it VC sebvizered in (Litt r: t., ..11102 a tAgiltictable sane
*Si is :be tunciniet. •
London, England, 1829-05-27

TIENRrS CALCINED MAGNESIA continues to
A.l. be prepared with the most scrupulous we and attendee, by
Messrs. THOMAS and WILLIAM Hintav, Manufacturing Chemists,
Manchester. It is sold in bottles, price Is. ad. or with glass
stoppers at es. 6d. stamp included, with full directions for ha use,
by their various Agents in the Metropolis, and duougbatt the
United Kingdom ; but it cannot be genuine, unless their names ara
engraved en the Government Stamp, which is fixed over the cork
itr stopper of each bottle. Of most of 'the 4enders of the Magnesia
may be bad, authenticated by a similar Stamp, Hesimes Asossemc
Snare of Squaws, the invention of Mr. Henry, and the only
genuine preparation of that article.
London, England, 1829-05-27

CATON ON ASTHMA AND WINTER COUGH.
A Now Miklos. Se.

'TREATISE nn the PREVENTION and CURE of
1 the different Stages of ASTH MA. ezhibiting the character,
symptoms. and trestotent of ibis Memo. with (*Des Observa-
tion. es Diet. Liquefy Clothing. Residence. Ornate. &c. /cc.—
restulaies aim) a Collretion of necessary Prescriptions.
By T. id. CATON, Surgeon,
tikecif St. Thomas's sod Gey's United Hospitals.
Sold liy Messrs Higldry. 174. Fleet street ; Osapple. 66. Pall
hall; Bower, 31S, °afoul-street ; and all other Booksellers.

Where may be had,
Camp su Temassmas. 3s
PeretAlt Halms% or MIRY'S= Dunne, ice. 3s. a.
S►t'lltis AMID ITS VAIRMY, ss.
?amass Diseases, 38. 6d.

EVBft ANXIOUS TO PREVENT IMPOIIITION.
TAAY and MARTIN respectfully inform the Public
-LP they have, after much labour and at a very considerable es•
pease, brought to perfection a Label of sus► singular construction
and rltfralr diflculty of execution, that they trust will effectually
prevent the many Frauds that are daily practised en the Public.—
An attention to the following description of the Label will enter*
Or genuine Blacking prepared by them. A pattern like Lace of a
pink colour covers the principal part of the Label, the names of
Day and Martin are printed in white letter, edged with pink and
black, and placed on a titbit* ground, the address,
• 97, HIGH-HOLBORN.
as alto 'Ake letters edged with pink and black, hut placed on the
lace pattern, the signature and price at feat are black on a white
ground, the preamble and directions for use are printed as before
black letters on white ground-97, High-Holborn, Sept. MS.
London, England, 1829-05-27

riIHE TRUE " DR. STEERS'S OPODELDOC,"
A. from its penetrating quality, is found decidedly superior to
any other external application in pronsedag the naturalcirculation
when in a torpid state, arising from add. or other causes, and in
giving vigour to the parts affected. When promptly and 0,10644
rubbed in, ft cures Rheumatium, Chilblains, the Cramp. Sprains,
and Bruises. Btc. If dissolved. sad applied on the first appearance
if Chilblains, it preveets their breaking. The general use of this
valeatile Remedy has induced many persons to sell spurious Ludt&
Nees of ft. which are without effect. That only is genuine which
ha. the name a• F. Newhery • engraved in the GO•ltawmaitativap
en each bottle. Price to. 9d.
fluid by F. Newbery and Sons. et the Original Warehouse for
br. James's Powder. St. Paul's Cherek.yard t but as many persons
mistake the House. observe that it is the Third from Cheapside.
the Number 45 Sold sun by J. Sanger/ 150. Oxford.stteet ;
Hawkins. Bond-street; Harris, Ludgstwslreol i and W.Pegg, 119.
Dame-street. Dublin.
London, England, 1829-05-16

COURT CIRCULAR.

The Princess AnoustA nd ihr Duke of Ctla4Dtß•
Lairs, visited his Manny yesterday at his Palace, In St. James's.
Prince Ltornus has rec,vereu trim the effect, o'
ids cold. Ills Royal Highness took an airing yesterday In an open car-
riage for the first time since the commencement at hi. indisposition.
The Doke of CUMBERLAND honoured ttie Re.. Dr
Btaaalmo with his company to dinner on Wednesday, at his resi-
dence, near St. Paul's Church-yard. Among the company present
to meet his Royal Highewn were the Bishop of I.urDar►, the
Bishop of CHICHMITZB, Lord MACDONALD, dm
The Duchess t f KENT •sited Prince LSOPOLD yes.
terday at Marlborough House, Pail mall
The Duke of CumanaLAND dined with the Princess
Agnates on Thursday, at her residence in the King's Palace, St.
James's.

A vrion of the Household of the Doke and Duches•
of CLAIIIISCi moved yesterday from the temporary residence of
their Royal Highnesses. in St. James to their new residence
in St. James's Palace, which has been built on the site of their
former mansion.

The Earl of ARRADERN and the CHANCELLOR of the
Itimnousa visited the Duke of Wau.purros yesterday at the
T ry.
Dispatches were sent off last night from the Foreign
Mice, Downing-street, to Sir Commas Hamm, our Ambassador at
the Hague.

FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE.
• -......_._
ARR IVA is.

The Dnke of Orleans and the Duke de Chartres and suite, at
Falke's Hotel (late Miller's), Jerthyn.street. front Paris; toe
Marchioness of Camden and Lady Georgina Pratt. in Arlington.
street, from their seat, the Wilderness, Kern ; Mr. and Miss
Murray. in Park-ktreet, (.rosvrnor•square, from Ardrley Bury..
Herts ; Mr. and Mrs. Musgrave Basco, in Devonshire-place, from
Postern Park. Kent; Mrs. Itziner and family, at the St. James's
Hotel, Jrrntyn•street. from Florence; Mr. and Mrs. Prianra, at
ditto, from Worthing; Sir Frederick Balton, at Gould's Hate',
Jermyn.street. from Hastings; Colonel and Mrs. Pritchard, at
ditto, from Bath; Miss Haldon, at ditti, from Scotland ;
leery Brown and family, at ditto, front Norfolk ; Sir Henry
Ozt:ridon. Bart. at Scaile's Hotel, Lower Brook-street ; Mi..
Mama at ditto ; Mr. and Mrs. ClietwouJ at ditto ; Sir Richard
Scott, Bart; at ditto; Mr. and Mrs. St. George and Emily, at
ditiu; Thompson Corbett, Ly. Nit's. Corbett and family, at ditto
Maier ll..rnwell, at ditto; the nun. Miss Massey, at ditto; M►.
NII 4. and Muss Knyfton, at Fladung's Hotel, Ottord-street, from a
tour; and M(ss Wakeman. at ditto ; • Capt. Everett. at ditto;
Colonel Kennedy, at ditto, from Cheltenham ; J. Wilmot, itsq. at
ditto, from the Continent ; J. Allott. Esq. at ditto, from a tour.
London, England, 1829-07-24

THE ARMY.

This morning the first Regiment of Horse Guards marched from
their barracks in the Regent's Park to Wormwood Scrubs, for the
purpose of a grand review.
Monday. the Sth Dragoons marched from Dublin for the North.
Dividons of them are to be quartered in Belturbet.
and Monaghan ; head quarters, three troops, Belturbet ; a squadron
(two troop.) at Enniakillen ; and one troop in Monaghan.
MEMORANDUM,
London, England, 1829-07-24

FOREIGN NOTICES.

We learn by the private letters received from the Aus-
trian capital to-day, that the statements in circulation there respect-
ing overtures of peace having been sent by the Emperor Nicholas
to the Porte, were not believed ; and most of the Continental
bonds, instead of rising, had experienced a depression. Russian
are quoted t per cent. and Danish i per cent. lower.
Mauritius papers came to hand yesterday, to the 20th of
April. An order bad been issued by the Governor in Council, for
withdrawing the Indian copper coin, called " Pice," which was
passing at a higher ratio than it was intrinsically worth. An ex-
change was to be made for British copper money up to the 30th
June, after which date the Pice would cease to pass current in the
colony.

A notice had also been issued, encouraging the inha-
bitants of the Mauritius to become candidates for the rewards
offered by the Society for the Encouragement of Arts, Manufac-
tures, and Commerce. Among the prizes offered were the gold
medal, or :of. to the person who in 1529 should send to England
the greatest quantity of silk proper for manufacture, the produce
of worms bred in the Mauritius ; to the person who should forward
to the Society the most satisfactory mode of diminishing slave la-
bour in the cultivation of sugar, coffee, cotton, &c. in the West
India Colonies, by the substitution of agricultural machinery, or by
the use of cattle.

There have been numerous arrivals from the West-
ward yesterday. From Quebec the Papers are to the 24th ult. Muhl
satisfaction bad been produced there by the establishment of a
Vaccine Institution—the more so, as reports were very prevalent
of the spreading of the small-pox among the poorer classes. The
Institution had been set on lout by the members of the Quebec
Medical Society, which has obtained the privilege from the Vaccine
Establishment in this country, to form a Quebec Auxiliary Institu-
tion. The state of the weather in Quebec continued the most
favourable that could be imagined for promoting vegetation, and
the country every where wore a most premising appearance.
The improvements in Canada were going on with much
rapidity. On the Rideau Canal the greatest activity was displayed,
and as a commencement to the navigation in this undertaking, a
splendid steam-boat bad been launched on the 6th uh. called the
Rideau. The public works near Kingston were proceeding rapidly.
A destructive fire had taken place at Burlington on the
17th ult. which had completely destroyed the Court House and
other adjacent buildings. The damage was extensive.
The Philadelphia Papers to the let instant .state, that
front all quarters of the Union the most gratifying accounts were
received of the harvest, the products of which were declared to be
excellent as well as abundant.
London, England, 1829-07-24

NIIMBE R 13,222.]

TO ENGINEERS, MECHANICS, Sce.

This day was published, a new Edition, embellished with Fifty-
four superior Engravings, price 10s. 6d. in cloth boards,
STUART'S HISTORY of the STEAM ENGINE,
giving a full description of every Invention and Improvement
from the earliest ages to the year 1829.
Printed for Whittaker, Treacher, and Co. Ave Maria-lane.

This day was published, price 3s. 6d. bound,
THE STUDENTS ALGEBRA, with Notes and
Observations ; in which the Elements and Practice of that
Science are rendered familiar, and practically adapted to the use
of Schools.

By JOHN DARBY.
Printed for Whittaker, Treacher, and Co. Ave Maria-lane,
London ; and Jobe' Heaton and Frederick Hobson, Leeds.

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ma TMV INFORMATION or PRRIONS CLAIMING •LLOWANCRI ram THR

COMPAISIONATZ rum
The purpose for which allowances from the Compassionate Fund
are granted is to afford some relief to the children of deceased Of-
ficers, who, during infatity and the early part of their lives, are in
circumstances of great pecuniary distress, and are totally incapable
of maintaining themselves. The Compassionate Fund is limited in
amount, and is inadequate to meet all the claims that are made
upon it; and therefore, in distributing the savings which from time
to time occur, the claims will be considered in reference to the
services of the Officer, and the duty on which he was employed
when he died, and the strongest cases of compassion will be selected
to replace those which may have been discontinued.
The oath required to be taken by t►e mothers or guardians of
children on the Compassionate List is to the following effect, viz.
that they are the legitimate children of the deceased officers ; that
they have no other allowance, pension, or provision from the Go-
vernment, either of Great Britain or Ireland ; that their pecuniary
circumstances and those of their families are so limited that they
actually require assistance from the Compassionate Fund ; and in
the cases of males, that they are not IS years of age ; and in the
cases of females, that they are not 21 years of age, and are not
married. The parties who would be required to make the oath
In the event of any allowance being granted, should therefore con-
sider before they make application, whether the pecuniary circum-
stances of the children, and those of their families, are so limited
that they actually require the assistance claimed.
MI applications for compassionate allowances should state the
situation in which the children are lest, and their means of support ;
and should be accompanied by a list of the names and dates of
birth of the children, and extracts front the baptismal registers;
and also by a recommendation of some officer of rank or person of
respectability, who bas sufficient knowledge of the case to be able
to certify that the children can with propriety be relieved from a
fund established for compaesionate purposes.
(entenwa).

" War-Office.
Sir,—l am directed by the Secretary of War to send herewith
a memorandum, explaining certain points necessary to be attended
to by persons claiming allowances from the compassionate Fund,
and ham to request, that before you transmit to this office any ap-
plication on behalf of a deceased pacer's children, you will commu-
nicate theparticulars contained in the memorandum to their mother,
or other relativt, veto has charge of them, in order that they may
have an opportunity of considering whether the circumstances of
thechildren are such us would or would not prevetit their making
theaffidmits that wrsuld-be rectired-for the issue of allowance that
might be granted.

b servant,
I am, Sir, your moatobedient bumble
To Army-agents." 4$ L. SULLIVAN.
I.
London, England, 1829-07-24

BRIGHTON, July 22.

The Duke and Duchess of St. Alban's, with the Ladies
Besuclerk and Min-Burdett, came in from Worthing last night;
thej have apartments at the Albion, but purpose return* to
London on Friday.
Major Otway Cave and Mr. Mitford are arrived at the Albion.
Suites of apartments are engaged there fur Lord Lowther and Mr.
Scott Stonehewer ; for Mr. Francis Mills and attendants; and for
Lord Muuntcharles and retinue, all of whom are expected to take
possession on Monday. Mr. Justice Raine will return to his for-
mer apartments there to-morrow.

Sir-Frederick and Lady Barnard have removed from the Royal
York Hotel, to a residence on the Steyne. Mr. Berbech and
family have also removed to a private mansion. Sir John Sidney
is remaining at the Hotel. Mr. Stewart, Mr. and Mrs. Vince,
and Major and Mrs. Cape, are included with its last arrivals.
From Deippe we learn, that Lady Hope is on her route for
England ; that the Count and Countess Stackpole are arrived at
the Albion there, and where it is understood that apartments are
secured for the Duke of Devonshire ; that Lord and Lady Gage,
Sir George and Lady Shifter, have proceeded for Paris; that the
Dake of Orleans will shortly be at Eir, his Chateau in that vici-
nity, where preparations are making for the reception of the
Dtiehess of Angouleme (the Dauphineu) who will be there for one
night only, and then continue her route to Deippe, where it is
confidently expected that she will be met by the Duchess de Berri

The Austrian Ambassador had un interview with the
Earl of Aberdeen yesterday at the Foreign Office.
His Royal Highness the Duke of Sussex honoured the
performances at the English Opera House last night with his pre-
sence. Lord and Lady Anson were also present. The perform-
ances went off, as usual, with spirit, and were received throughout
with great applause. The House was weU attended.
The Earl of Enniskillen, and the yeomanry under his
command, have been reinforced by two regiments, ordered from
Dublin garrison.

It is a curious fact, that the usual words, " GOD save
the King," are omitted in the late Proclatnatim. It is understood
that this variation Irom the established rule was the result of
mature and " liberal " deliberation.—Dublin Evening Mail.
Sir Charles Bagot, the British Ambassador of the
Court of Ike Netherlands, arrived in London on Wednesday, and
had a long interview yesterday morning with the Earl of Aberdeen.
The new coin struck at Terceira is the size of a crown
piece, and rudely stamped, as If cast in sand ; on thy one side is in-
scribed " Donna Maria the Second ;" on the reverse " For the
public good." The coin is apparently bad silver, and represents
eighty reis.
DUEL.—Thursday morning a duel was fought at
Shorneent, between a Gentleman whose name is unknown, and
an Officer of the gd Queen's Own Regiment, when Lieut. ---
received a ball through one thigh, which lodged in the other. The
other Gentleman and bis friend, who had come from Bath for the
nel.occasion. immediately left this place for the Continent.—Maidetetse
Ave

. Y..
London, England, 1829-07-24

BIRTHS.

Tuesday, the Lady of G. A. Moultrie, Esq. of Aston Ilan,
Shrophire, of a son.
In Char terbouse-square, the lady of the Reverend A. Irvine, of
a daughter.
At Westport, Ireland, on the 14th instant, the Marchioness of
Sligo, of a daughter.

MARRIED.

At Paris, James Turner, Esq. t.. Miss RosMa Bogle, daughter
ef the late Allan Bogle, Esq. of Glasgow.
At Paton Church, Northamptonshire, .1. Madan Islaitbnd,
Esq. of Alwaltan, Hunt•. to Harriet Rawlins, eldest daughter of
the Rey. Joseph Pratt. Rector of Pastan.
Tue.day, at Wimbledom, :Alexander Atherton Park. Esq.
Mary Frances, daughter of the late George Brown, Esq. of Rut.
At Leamington Spa, Captain Edward Goate, of Penge, Surrey.
to Sarah Ann, eldest daughter of the late William Mardi, M.U.
of. Coventry.
London, England, 1829-07-24

in the employ
t, and Wahoot
;sky, of Kimp.
with condos to
d a cow winch
men food.

vas brought to
. top of Kings.

prisoner Fen
lliaon, at New
gave It to bins,
lock on Tue.
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letter to I\lr.
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o Wootibent's,
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but one Ebe.
of his mean,
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as identified as
a question was
said, from the
he would not
his shop if be
d with disease,
adios diseased

atest moment
kldermen, that
bets. lie also
would not be

Sessions, and
pith the rest. to

TINIIIIIICe, Was
lilt was about
:ute.

he steam boat
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man, charged
Mullet-

it of chastising
ring of punish-
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the violence
mplaint. His
h.he bad been
came forward

e, of no very
wing robbery.
an, stated that
Holborn, and
my her to her
pass the night.
and a half in
likewise a five
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be prisoner at
f bed, secured
nue and took
at chhetise the
tie silver were
had no doubt
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to a decrease
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discovered to
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of the Rev.

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M.P.

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London, England, 1829-07-24

LAW INTELLIGENCE.

COURT OF CHANCERY, Jut:: 25.
KING'S COUNSEL.
His Majesty having been pleased to raise Mr. Pem-
berton, Mr. Tinney, the Hon. Mr. Law, and Mr. Knight,
to the dignity of King's Counsel, these gentlemen, in
their silk gowns, were invited by the Lord Chancellor to
take their seats within the bar.

30:NES V. DESANGES.

The Lord Chancellor gave judgment in this cause,
which was an appeal from the decision of the present
ice-Chancellor. The question at issue was altogether
one of practice, and related to the proper construction of
the words of the 15th new order. The Lord Chancellor
confirmed the judgment of the inferior Court.
TARLETON V. DYER.

In this case the Court also gave judgment. The ques-
tion was, whether the Clerk in Court, having accepted
costs, acted as a waiver of any irregularity the party
paying them had previously committed ? His Lordship
was clearly of opinion that the Clerk in Court was in pre-
cisely the same situation in this respect as an attorney at
common law; he consequently decided accordingly.
MR. WELLESLEY'S CHILDREM.-WELLESLEY V. THE
London, England, 1829-07-24

FORCION.

Ships. Tons.
8,620 1 271,952
8,892 1,398,688
9,044 1,340,277
10,715 1,558,336
11,445 1,715,488
10,250 1 562,352
10,102 1,549.508
9,797 1,488,644
10,023 1,539,260
9,466 1 546,976
10,157 1,657,533
10,848 1,793,994
10,844 1,737,425
11,481 1 887,682
12,248 2,006,3:17

Ships. Toni.
4,622 602,941
4,701 751,577
2,579 599,160
2.905 440,622
5,399 734,649
5,795 556,511
2,969 433,328
2,626 383,786
2,843 457,542
3,437 563,571
5,026 746,707
6,075 .905,522
5,410 692,443
5,714 767,824
4,405 608,115

MARY ANNE CLARKE:

AN OUTLINE or 1809.
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Flom an unpublished Poem, entitled—" Joust Boat.'s Petition to
Mr. Pracevac, praying for Parliamentary Reform."

I've heard, Right Honourable Si.,
Navy and Army courted her,
And in the field and on the ocean
Swift—at her mandate—came promotion :
Admirals bowed submissive to her,
And high and groat avow:Was knew her.
She had snug sinecures at home
For friends, that were averse to roam ;
Several hundred Secret.ries
Were in her list of pensionaries.
Away for patronage to her, went
Hunters of State or Church preferment ;
For bishoprics, and dean'ries jolly,
They say the Ckrgy wrote to Post.e
And her sashed gallants, and black bevy
By back-stairs thronged to Court and Levee.
At will the fair dispenser threw
Round ducal necks her badge of blue,—
And gave their diadems to blaze
With all the garter's added rays.
Frolicsome, mitre-dealing Naxcr,
If Prelates thus thou form'st at fancy ;
Premoest e'en footmen to full pay,
And giv'st crack regiments away ;
Witching with unresisted glance
My helmsmen from their sacred stance—
What trust Is mine, one single hour,
What safety—from tby spell of power?
Nay, unit by what bath mastered all,
From Awrxoar to PoRCIIVAL
False to the service of the Crown,
Soon may the Casarrefall down,
With kites idolatrously ben:—
To do thee Papist= Sacrament !

DOVER, July 23.

Among the arrivals at Wright's Ship Hotel, Dover,
during the last two days are—his Excellency the Prince
Polignac, and suite ; his Excellency the Marquis de Bar-
bacena, and suite ; his Excellency Mons. Tchicherin, and
suite ; the Marquis and Marchioness of Cleveland, and fa-
mily ; Lord Rivers, and son ; Sir Robert Gunning, and
brother; Hon. Colonel and Mrs. Knox, and family; Miss
Cuff; Mr. and Mrs. M‘lkTiltughtan ; Mr. and Mrs. Chris-
tie ; Mr. Kettlewell and Mr. Ishewood ; Sir James and
Capt. Campbell ; Mr. and Mrs. Eyre ; Sir George Doyle,
and family, &c. for France.
His Excellency Sir Charles Begot, and suite ; General
and Mrs. Bradshaw ; Mr. and Mrs. Sandilands ; Mr.
Bosanquet; the Earl of Sandwich and Rev. Mr. Turner ;
Mrs. Hurst Setwell ; Mr. W. Long ; Mr. and Mrs. King;
Mr. and Mrs. Jervoise, from the Continent.
London, England, 1829-07-23

NUMBER 13

TO ENO'?
This day was published,
four superior Engri
STUART'S HISI
giving a full deserip
from the earliest ages to
Printed for Whittak

This day was
THE STUDENT
Observatiosso ; in
Science are rendered fat
of School&

Printed for Whitish
London ; and John He.

ANTI-CORROS
mended for Paint
as well u for Palming t
cultural Implements. I
Colour4, is more dural
Workman.

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DOWER'S ALOI
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signatcd by the Pruprii
from the Ring Worm ii
complaint in Foxes, WI
lame manner.

The Inventor of this
several hundreds of Pe
become so numerous,
self, his family, and the

Letters of thanks, ft
are placed in the hand
application.

Sold in pets at 21. od
corner of &. Paul's,
Princes street, Edinbm
Of whom may be hai
safe remedy for the Pil

EVER ANXIOL
DAY and MAR
they have, after
pease, brought to perft
and extreme difficulty
prevent the many Frau
An attention to the foil
the genuine Blacking pi
pink colour coven the
Day and Martin are pi
black, and placed on a 1

as also white letters edi
lace pattern, the signati
ground, the preamble i
black letters on white'

NATURE is a
innumerable bl.
antidote for every dim
treasury, with all its
Medical Science; and
discover and develope ;
For twenty years ha
the treatment of a cer
selves to the removal
the remotest stages, c
malignancy. The int
Urethra, have been I
also those delicate and
Female Sex. The in&
whether as arising f
atmosphere—the instil
gaiety, or the more al
*. which shun the Ugh'
gradual dereliction of
circumstanced, and m
nubial pleasures, we
lit. the " /Egli of Li
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which must prove ben

These Books may
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which, says Johnson,
with celtstisl inteltlge

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to cleanse the grosser
dom of unrestricted
neglect of such sum
instance• which, wh
holder, should also it

Luxurious habits
tropics will relax if
Ertntatute infatuatlo
tural dignity into a
sufferer more than
we address ourselvi
(achy ; nor will ou
they are by the :nut

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su+penstoo of those
for the female hal
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of the generative ec
and with effect. Hai
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attendance i. given I
country are Mimed'
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ESTATE AND HOUSLAGENCY OFFICE,
NO. 93, BISHOPSGATE —STREET WITHIN
HENRY L. COOPER, in submitting to his Friends
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 oG Properties than on any:formet season
and from 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 of the counties in England, thereby rendering it
almost impossible but that parties, 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, en 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 Bank 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 effecting immediate 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.
SW, Bishopagate-stteet
London, England, 1829-07-23

UNION-HALL.

Rickard Yms, stewtrd of the Columbine steam-packet, W 24
charged with having conveyed a quantity of brandy on shore, en
which duty bad not been paid.
A Custom-house officer said be met the defendant in Toofry-
street, carrying a basket, in which were deposited several bottles
of brandy. The defendant said he had purchased it at Calais, wii
brought it ashore for his own use.
The Magistrates fined him low. and in default of payment, be
was committed to gaoL
A man named Giles was remanded for assaulting Richard Wei,
•who now lies in the hospital without hope or recovery, owing to
a concussion of the brain, received in a contest between him and
the prisoner.
The latter was told that if the wounded man died, be would be
unitedly committed for the murder.

BIRTH&
At Portobello, near Edinburgh. the Lady of Captain Wright, of
the 7th Regiment Madras N. I. of a daughter.
At Fentingtoo, near Chichester, the Lady of Augustus S. Berke-
ley, Esq. of a sop.
In Montage-place, the Lady of Wm. Medley, Esq. of a sea.
The Lady of 3lr. Charles Oriel, of Alfred-place, Bedford-squat%
solicitor, of a son.
At Felbridge, the Lady of George Raikes, Esq. of a son.
London, England, 1829-07-23

MARRIED.

By special licence, Sir Richard Hunter, to Miss Hulsey. of
Brighton.
At Kensington, Major-General Newbery, to Margaret, widow
of the late It's. Inigo Jones, of Chohhani-place, Surrey.
At Hampstead Church, Sydeobant Malthus EN. of Albury,
Surrey, to Mary Anne, eldest daughter of the Rev. Samuel White,
U.D. incumbent of the parish, rector of BrightweU, Oxon.
At St. James's, Clethenwell, Mr. George Gtbbs, of Brighton,
to Ann, only daughter of Thomas Taylor, Esq. of Queen's.row,
Pentanville.

At Amusell. Hens, the Rev. Charles Turner, of Lambeth.
Surrey, to Katherine Ann, second daughter of George Catbrow,
Esq. of Hoddesdon, Herte.
At CuttisbaU-hall, Norfolk, William Morton, E. late of the
Civil Service, Rental, to Miss Ward, only daughter of the Rev
Dr. Ward.

At Giling, near Richmond, Yorkshire, Samuel Ware, Itaq. to
Mary Divert, widow of the late Thomas Divert, Req. M.P.
At Aberdeen, James Edmobd, litsq. Advocate, Aberdeen, t
Mary, eldest daughter of the Rev. Professor Paul, of King's College-

DIED.

At Glasgow, In the 74th year of hi age, Alexander M'Kear,
ilaq. formed .f Jamaica.
At Queen's Place. Leith Walk, George Forrester, Eaq. late
Surveyor General of the Customs.

At ..ledburab, Hobert Sbortreed, Eq. Sheriff Substitute of Rut •
byeabehire, in hie 0701 year.
At Arbroath. •Air. George Kidd, send rennet ly shipmeter, la bis
90th yea..
At Dunfermline, Dr. John Spence. SI.D. surgeon in the
Royal Na'.v
At Mammoth, at the age of 20 'years, Georglana Beckwith
althrist..the youngest daughter of Wm. Qiicliria, F4sk of Aatigus-

Intrnow: Printed and Publaed by Joint Marra, at the STA&
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London, England, 1829-05-11

THE KING.

~WINOIIOI4 MAT 9 —Ti. pen d at patent 6zed 'Pt
Dre MAJZSTI's return to the Royal Lodge n the 12th
or 14th of sett month.
Dudes Ms Hunan's abeam from the Castle, "rim mkt"'
Hereof a minor character are Wag effected in the Private Apart-
ments, dually coediting Is a pew arrattgeatem et the banginp arid
littlap up. Farther aerations awl additions se utilisable pin are
also talked at. The plan la costempbtles embraces the week*
of as additional room neer the Kirs's private entrance, a drawing
of width was submitted to the Commisaltmers by Sir Jeremy
WT•1111•41, a few days ago. The workings are at pretest busily
employed is St. George's Hall
London, England, 1829-05-11

KNIGHT 9. RUNT.

This was an action tried at the last Hampshire A,-
sizes, and was now brought before the Court by Mr.
Sergeant Bompas, on a motion to show cause why the
verdict should not be set aside, and a new trial granted.
The question tor the Court was, whether or not a credi-
tor who signed a deed of composition in common with
the nest of the creditors under a promise to receive goods
for the residue of his debt, could afterwatO recover the
amount of the composition? The Learned Sergeant
contended that there was nothing in the case to invali-
date the plaintiff's claim upon the deed of composition.
The Court were decidedly of a different opinion, for
the creditor, in•signing the deed of composition, prac-
tised a delusion on the other creditors, who were thus
induced to sign it also, in the supposition that this cre-
ditor bad manifested an honest opinion that the debtor
was unable to pay a greater proportion of his debts.
Their Lordships therefore refused the rule.
London, England, 1829-05-11

POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

MANSION-HOUSE.
Saturday. the man named Luck and Steakls UM. who Were
previously audited, for having barged a bill of exchange for 1501.
and having several other forgeries in their possession. were again
brought up. No person attended on the part of the bankers to
prosecute.
A Gentleman came forward, and stated that the female pdo
meet had passed Mtn a bill of exchange for 60f. which was not yet
due, bet his suspicion was sacked by the account of the prisoner's
former eutainatios. and he had since 'ace:valued that the bill was
a forgery ; however, he would rather submit to the loss than take
bet lire.
No prosecutor appearing, the Leas Pinion condoned tbepri.
mien not to continue such a course after their narrow escape, and
they were both discharged, apparently very grateful for their
liberation.
London, England, 1829-05-11

RIOTS AT ROCHDALE.

PROM THE MANCHESTER ADVERTIIIII, MAT 8.•
During the whole of Thursday and yesterday the
town of Rochdale has been in a state of tranquil sad.
toess,nor were aoy indications of insubordination evinced
in the neighbourhood. The following letter, which we
received at a late hour last night, contains the latest in-
formation from that place—
Rochdale, )lay 8,11111.
Isaac Turner. of College-street, died on Wednesday
evening, the 6th instant. None others of the wounded
are yet dead, though some of them are in a very dau
gurus state. The 6th Enniskillen Dragoons lelt town
en Thursday, and their place was supplied by a party
of the 9.h Lancers, and a company of the 50th Regiment
of loot arrived the same day. At seven o'clock this

morning the sixteen prisoners committed to the county
gaol litre conveyed from this town upon a coach hired
for the purpose. They were escorted by a party of the
9th Lancers, headed by James Crossley, and John
Beswicke, Eirs. Magittiates; a company of the 5011)1
F-ot, which had been drawn up near the prison, lot-
lowed, in the rear, and the procession moved through
she town with great solemnity. Several bundled people
were assembled to witness the awful situation tf the
prisoners, whose dearest friends durst scarcely lift their
flacls to wave a sad adieu to them. Not the least Indi-
cation of tumult was heard or seen, and indeed the
weaeers, since the fatal Tuesday evening, up to this
• hour, appear to be peaceable and quiet.
The Coroner's Jury. met- at the Reed Inn this day, at I
eleven o'clock. The reporter for a Morning Paper ad- I
dressed alliote to Mr. Ferranti, the Coroner, requesting,
to Wit if hi would be permitted to take notes of the
evideoce? To which the Coroner replied, that he ex-
cluded every one not coon cted with the examination,
and should not make an exception in favour of the re-
porters.:—Upon the Coroner coming out of the house
where the dead body of James Kay was lying, the re-
porter again addressed him, and asked him it he still
persisted in his intention of excluding reporters from
hearing the evidence given no the Inquest?
Colman—Yes; I do not see any good that would
result from it. I wish you would mind your own bu-
siness and stay at home. _ . .

Reporter—l presume to think it highly requisite, in
ljustice to all parties. that the simple evidence should be
aid before the public.
Coaortaa—l do not see any necessity for the whole
country being made acquainted with it.
An,cher Reporter observed, that the publication of
the evidence was the only means by which any erroneous
reports which were in circulation could be corrected.
COROVIIL—We shall have the correct evidence; and
yen would not come here if you were not paid for it.
' Reporter—That remark applies no mote to myself
than you.—Here hostilities ceased.
Names of Penal. Dead.—Jamey Kay, 40 ; Thee. Beckley, 11 ;
Mewed Wake% 1 ; Isaac Turner. U; Abraham rayler, ;
Abel Stmt. T.
London, England, 1829-05-11

CLERICAL INTELLIGENCE.

OXFORD. Mar 9.
In a Convocation, holden oe Monday last, the nominades of
the Rev. Renn Delman Hampden, M.A. late Fellow of Oriel, and
the Rev. John Carr, M.A. Foam of WIWI, as Public Isaasitsers
in /Awls limatgioniest, and of the Rev- Augustus Page Saunders,
M.A. &udent of, Mist Church, as Pub& /Itgasiner taDirciplisas
Matheiwaitio it Aphis, was finally approved.
to the same Cononeallui the nomination of the Rev. Ashorst
Terser Gilbert, D.D. Principal of Brasensisse, to be a Perpetual
Delegate ftiiribges, was sprayed. • •
Thursday Richard Michell, Rag. M.A. of Wadham was*
nominated a Public linaminer In./kerb ihossonieribus.
On the same day the following Degrees were conferred a

IBACIIILoa In MIL LW..
Rev. Jobe Fkier Howard, M.A. Trinity College.
illAressis or AUL

Thomas Brown. Magdalen Hall.
Rev. Walter Cartwright Kitson, Worcester College.
Rev. James Hadley, Scholar of Worcester College.
George Cure, Brasenuse College.
William Rhodes Bernard, Balliol College.
SACIIIILORS 011 MITS.
David Venue Doren, Christ Church, iocorporatedfrooTrinity
College, Cambridge. Grand Compounder.
William Fisher, St. Edmund Hall.
Richard Faeroese. Lincoln College.
John Setainson, Brasennose College.
ICCLLHAPTICAt. PRONOSIONL
The Rev. Edward Swanton Bunting, M.A. Fellow of Clare
Hall, Cambridge, has been presented by the Master and FelowsoC
that Sockty, to the Rectory of Duckworth, Herts. vacant.by the
death of the Rev. C. W. Johnson, M.A.
The Rev. Mr. West has been nominated to the Chaplaiocy of
Bury Gaol, with a salary of 2001. per annum.
The Rev. George Hodgson, 'I.A. Minister of Christ Chunk
has been appointed by the Bishop of Litchfield and Coventry Arch-
deacon of Stafford and a Canon Residentiary of Litchfield Cathe-
dral, in the room of the late Venerable Archdeacon Num
The Earl of Glasgow baying, in the most handsome manner, se-
ceded to the request of the Rev. James Adam. the aged Minister
of Cumbray. in the Presbytery of Irvine, denominated to be his
successor )Ir. James Drummond. Preacher of the Gospel, who
has acted u his assistant for several years. The ordination took
place at Cumbray, on Thursday. the 90th skims
The Rev. and venerable Dr. Simpson has resigned his chugs as
ens of the Ministers of the Tron Church. Edinburgh. His resig-
nation is unconditional. It is understood that the Rev. Mr. Hui-
ter, of Swinton, is to be his assistant and successor.
The Presbytery of Cupar met at Cult on Tuesday last, 'when
Mr. George Crawford was ordained and admitted Minister it that
Parish.