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London, England, 1827-12-29

CHELMSFORD, Dcc. 26.

On Christmas Day, a most awful and ►triking in.
stance of the truth of the words---" In the midst of life
we are in death," occurred at Wennington, near lively,
in this county, in the person
_of the Rev. Martin Wise-
man. who had been for many years Curate of those
parishes. The deceased, after having gone through the
service of the day, and preached a Sermon with some-
what more than his usual energy, had gone to the altar
for the purpose of administering the Sacrament. He
had consecrated the bread, and was proceeding to con•
secrate the wine, u hen, at the instant after he had pro-
nounced the words "Likewise after supper he took the
cup," and was in the act of putting out his hand to
reads the chalice, he fell down in front of the table, and,
withtsut uttering a syllable or a groan, expired. Medical
aid was procured. but to no avail. The deceased, who
was upwards of 70 years of age, has left an only daughter
to lament his loss, though not to bewail his end.
London, England, 1827-12-29

D!BD.

Thursday, the t7th illll4 after a cog end painful illness, in the
47th year of her age, Eliza Hooke, the beloved wife of John Twirl,
of Richard-street, Istiogtos, tad eldest daughter et the late bee.
William Wilkins, of Buty.lields„ Gloomercesisere.
' After a few days illness, at hi. ►owe to Bedfard-squaxe, the
Hem Michael Nolan, Ying;a Counsel, and Chief Justice of the
Brecon Circuit.

—Suoday last,-Profeseor Woodhouse, Plasaian Prams'. of Mohr
matks in Cambridge University. He was of Calm College; be
proceeded to his Bachelor of Arts degree in Ott, and was the
Senior Wrangler and trot Smith's Prizensaa of that year. In it
he was elected llocuslaa Professor of Mathematics; and on the
death of Professor Vince, he succeeded to the Plumlan Prefer/am
ship. He was the author of a system of astronomy. He was ap•
pointed by the University in 1824 to coodea t►e Obaerwatory,thes
newly erected, st Wit situation Is also vacant by Ids death.
London, England, 1827-12-29

CONS FANTINOPLE.

Letters from Constantinoplb of the 29th ult. state.
that on the 28th, the Reis Efkmdi culled on the &she,
~wrbassador (a most unpsual circumstance), and in
substance mentioned, that. if the Greek que.tion was
the only subject of negocicion, the Porte would be
glad to get rid of Greece (a most unprofitable posses.
sion certamlv), if any means could be adopted by which
the feelings of the Sultan should not be hurt. 0 r the
28th the English Minister transmitted to the Consul ao
official Note, slating he was about laving Constanti-
nople; that the. Consul and all the English residents
who might Oink fit to depurt with him, must be ready
forthwith, and th4t all the official papers belonging to
the Embassy and Consulate most be put on board the
Comet merchant ship ; he also added (in case any Eng-
lishman might think proper to remain), the departure
of the Ambassadors could not hi taken as a certain cri-
terion that a war was inevitable ; hostilities would only
,commence through some act of the Porte. The Consol
summoned the merchants to his house, and laid before
'them the official communication of Mr. Canning. The
reply of the Porte to the application for passports was
not receivel at the date of these letters ; a general opi-
pion was entertained that no passports would be grant•
ed, but that the answer would be, it You came wtthout
passports, and you may go without them : let the act
of departure be your own.
London, England, 1827-12-29

DI V I DENDS- to he made M the COUNTRY:

- - - - - -
Jan. 22, Deodatus Carr, Birmingham, Warwickshire, grocer, at
eleven, at the Royal Hotel, Birmingham. Jan. 2!, John Clargo,
Ilucklebury, Becks, yeoman and coppice dealer, at eleven, at the
' Upper Ship Inn, Reading, Berks. Jan. 19, Hubert Cook and
Robert Sutton, Baton-upon-Humber, Lincolnshire, corn factou,
at twelve, at the Kingston Hotel, Kineton-upom Hull: Jan. 23:
Thomas Smith, Whiston Eaves, and Joseph Locker, Hanley, Staf-
fordshire, bankers, at twelve, at the Swan Inn, Manley. Jan. 21,
Walter Bray, Redruth, Cornwall, saddler, at ten, at Andrew's
Hotel, itesirtoh. Jar. 21, Henry Raiford, Oakham, Rothadshire,
draperi„ at two, at Standwell's Hotel, Stamford, Lincolnshire.
Jan.lT, James Johnston, Manchester, Lancashire, draper, at ten,
at the Royal Hotel, Mosley-street, Manchester. Jan. 21, John
Leech, Hurstbourne Priors, Southampton, corn dealer, at five, at
the white Hart Inn, Andover. Jan. 22, Jas. Wiuscom, Andover,
Southampton, linen draper, at ten, at the White Hart Inn, Andover.

CERTIFICATES, JAL IL
John Gallemore, jun. and John Foster, Ardwick, Lancashire.
John Martindale, of the Flaws, Chester-le-street, Durham, farmer.
Michaet Heaton, nerd's House, Haworth, Yorkshire, worsted
spinner and manufacturer. Henry Weatherald and Thomas Wea-
therald, Mickley-mill, Kirkby Alalseard, Yorkshire, flax spinners.
Nathaniel W. Worley, Seaomont-chase,Uppinshatr, Rotlandahire,
dealer. J. Board, late of Highbridge, Somersetshire, shopkeeper.
London, England, 1827-12-29

PRINCE MIGUEL.

ansrwacs. Friday, half-past aloe, rJe.
At this hoar the Royal yacht bad nett arrived with
his Highans Deo Nrnrm. The dense fog that pervaded the river
left little here of the arrival at the yacht daring the evade& The
barge of the Governor of the Royal Hospital, Greenstick, wes
moored either College daring the afternoon, asticipathig the ard.
vii of his Highness.
Shortly 'for nine o'clock, a Lower, who had been to attend.
mice, was dispatched with a conssannleation to the Loan Hon do-
nnas, the purport of w►ich was andentood to be, that his High-
ness was not expected to be able to had until a IN. hour to.ssorrow
(this day), if then.
On the arrival of his Highness, the carriages of his Royal Hies-
nos the Duke of Cueing are to be In attendance, to convey him
and his suite to the 'metropolis.
London, England, 1827-12-29

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.

Abraham Rees and John Eaton, Strand, tailors and drapers.
Jenkins Jones and Robert Webb, Great Tower street, and of
High-street,-Southwark, provision merchants. J. B. Austin and
William Winter, New Alresford and Romsey, finutbampton, sur-
geons. Joseph Atkinson, jun. John Ellen; and John Kirk, Brad-
ley Mills, Dalton, Kirkheaton, Yorkshire, wood-cutters. John
Holland and John Guiding, filanche.ter, cotton goods manufac.
curers. Henry Early and John Whymark, Great Waterloo-street,
Waterloo-road, Lambeth, Surrey, drapers. J. Davenport, H.
Davenport, H. Poritigny, and M. Fynney, Longport, Staffordshire,
and of Liverpool and London, glass and china manufacturers. W.
George and T. Phillips, Gellygrose, Alonythusioyne, hlonmeuth-
attire, shopkeepers. Chas. Wells and Edward Wells, BlrMlngfiam,
manufacturers of Brkannia metal wares. Benjamin Butterworth,
George Maihnson, and Edward Johnson, Huddersfield, Yorkshire, I
merchants. Elizabeth Rushton and John Rushton (executrix and:
executor of the late Thomas Rushton, deceased), Great Lever, Lan-
eashire, and W. amber, Ilohoo•Ie-Moors, manufacturing chemists.:
William Smith and John Charnock Jones, Choriton-row, Mulches.:
ter, glass dealers. Wm. Barrett and Edward Hockley, Bell-yard,
Doctors Commons, conveyancers. Fanny Apps, Henry Talcum,
and George Ha rod (executrix and executors •f the late Edward
Apps), and William Dunk, Counter-street, Southwark, Surrey, hop
and seed factors. Matthew Brownlie, John Clark, and Joseph C.
Buchanan, Greenock, copper and tin smiths. George Sylvester and
Thomas Sylvester. Trowbridge, Wiltshire, surgeons and apotheca-
ries. John Mumfotd, William Ileskins, and &miry Stevenson,
Wood-street, Cheap,ide, lacemen. J. K. Matterson and W. D.
Henwood, Bath, Somersetshire, linendrapers.

Gazza►c W AVRRAOR OP TIIR PRICE OF BRITIMi CORN,
WHICH GOTCRINI IMPORT•T/ONE MAD, OP TO Dec. 21.
Wheat 325. Od. I Oats 225. Id. I Beans 41s. 4d.
Barley 30s. SU. nye 3.15. OJ. Peas 435. 9J.
London, England, 1827-03-30

The Han. Gentteem concluded by moving that theta
be laid on tile tAhle the Rtpott of the Commis.ibnets
owed by the Lord I,et tenant nt Ireland ne I 'quire
Into the state of the Richntnnd Penitentiary itt Dublin,
and the eviderice taken by them.
Mr. 601.1LBURH said he bad informed the Hon.
Gentleman that he was most ready to lay the whole
Report and the evidence taken by the Commissioners
on the table of the Houser bet if that had been done,
or even if the Hon. Gentleman hid condescended to
read that report and evidence, It would have been im-
possible for him to have made the speech he had made.
the question was then put and agreed to.
Mr. HUM said he wiihed to make an addition to
the motion, for a retorn of the number of Instruments
produced that were kept in the Penitentiarylaugh
Mr. HUMS postponed his Emden for inisdry into tie pawns of
tbe filetropolis to tresd.. y.
Mr. SPRING RICE obtained leave to bring to a RIR for the
r pinion of the Petty Sessions In Ireland.
Us. ROBI NEON moved for a teturn of the mores and imports
from Newfoundland and Labrador.aince the year inis.—.-Ordered.
The other Orders of the Day were disposed of, and
the House adjourned at ELLYEN O'CLOCK.

THIS EVENING
.STAR.
London, England, 1827-03-30

DUKE AND DUCHESS OF CLARENCE'S ANNUITY BILL.

Lord KING preserved a Petition from the Working
Classes of Manchester, against the Grant of 9,0001. to
the Duke and Duchess of Clarence, and praying for a
general reduction in the public expenditure. The Noble
Lord said the Petition had emanated from a public
Meeting at Manchester, and WAS that which he had
been before prevented from presenting, by the unex-
pected Manner, in which the motion for the second
reading of the 8,1 l had been brought forward.
Upon the motion of the E of SnArresaunx, the
Dike and Duchess of Clarence's Annuity Bill was ieud
for the third time.

The LORD CHANCELLOR stated to their Lord-
ships, that the Bill ought properly to be sent to tbe
Commooa by two of the Judges; but that as some of
,them were absent, and others indisposrd, it would be
necessary to send it by two of the Masters in Chancery.
He thong tit would be proper to make an entry of thus
in the book.
London, England, 1827-03-30

LONIMN.

FRIDAY. MARCH SO, 1827.
STOCK KSCOANGIC, TWELVE °TIAN K.

Both the Coosa and Foreign markets are very nninteresting this
morning, and not a feature in them worth observation. Consols
left off yesterday at Hi, opened this morning at sly I for the
Account, and at present may be quoted at slit 1, with scarcely
anything doing.
Thkteee General Meets of the Porterage, rale* who entered
Spain, amongst whom is stated to be the Marquis Cnaves, have
received passports for France.
Is the Foreign market, nothing is doing.
Current prices: Old Spanish in 4. kleziosn 704, Colombian
se Russian 871881, Danish 614, Kachequet Bills 47 41.
CITY, TWO O'CLOCK.
Coast& have remained stationary the whole of the morning, at
ell I, wick very little doing up to the present time.
We have a report of two Spanish Officers, belonging to the Army
of Observation, having come over to this country with certain
London, England, 1827-03-30

IMPERIAL PARLIAMEN P.

HOUSE OF LORDS, Maacts 29.
Lord ARBU CHNOT presented a Petition from Kincardine-
shire, against any alteration in the Corn Laws.
Lord BELHAVEN presented Petitions from several Parishes
in Lanarkshire, in favour of the Corn Resolutions, but against the
Bonding System.
Lord CA RBERY presented Petitions from Skull, and several
other Parishes in the County of Cork, in favour of the Corn
Resolutions.

Lord TEYNH A M presented a Petition from the Gentry,
Clergy, and Landholders of a Hundred in the County of Norfolk,
against the Importation of Foreign Flour.
Lord PO WIS presented a P.,tkion from the County of Montgo-
mery, praying that the Agricultnrpi interests might be protected.
The Duke of RUTLA ND presented a Petition against any al.
teration in the Corn Laws, from certain Owners and Occupiers of
Land residing in the County of Suffolk.
Karl GOWER presented a similar Petition from the Owners
and Occupiers of Land, in the County of Sutherland.
Upon the motion of Lord IIRDESDA LE, the Corn Resolutions
were ordered to be printed, and laid upon the tabk.—The Noble
Lord, with the approbation of by ISlsjesty's Ministers, expreowd
his detire that ne observations might be made upon these Resolu-
tions until after the recess.
Lord TRYNIi AM presented a Petition from the Hundred of
Stow, in- the county of Suffolk, against any further concessions to
the Romeo Catholics.
London, England, 1827-03-30

ORANGE P 1

AT LISBURN&

Mr. 13HOWNLOW described the subject which be
-was about to bring under the notice of the House as of
the greatest importance. He could not anticip4ie any
pretence fir refusing the papers for which he intended
to move, and these papers mould furnish what he was
anent anxious to present to the House—a sample of the
bad article called Cu' sveinmei.t in Ireland. The Act'
. which had been passed with a view to put down Asso;
,stations in I. eland. bad been understood to be directed
indiscriminately against all Associations; something of
the manner in which it had been administered he was

about to sbew. He supposed that he should not be called
-upon to shew that this Act had not suppressed the C -
.tholic ♦ssociation, for every man knew that it n.w ex-
isted, and that it exercised, uncontrouled and unre-
westrained, all the powers of government and legislation.
- However unfavourable the opinion entertained in that
House of some part of the conduct of this body, he
anew that these was not a •word uttered by its
Members but what found a ready echo in every
jun of Leland. The Catholic Clergy, and the great
majority of the people under their guidance, rendered
it a prompt and willing obedience, of which no
country and no Government could present an equal. ex.
' ample. The Catholic people of Leland repelled from that
House were now about to surround the Throne with

their complaints, and everything concurred to attest
that Ireland was in a state which deserved the serious
attention of Government and of that House. To put
down the Catholic Association by law or by coercion,
was oat of their power, but be would put it down by
coaceesioo, be would pat it down by throwing the
London, England, 1827-03-30

• Y•YL LAWS.

-
Mr. ESTCOURT preseuted a Petition front the Magistrates
of the Devises Division, county of Wilts, praying (or soine altera-
ton in the Game Laws. They stated t►at nearly ball the number
of prisoners confined in the Douse of Correction in that disitict
at present, were for offences under those laws.— The Petition was
tuderctl to be printed.
Mr. FOttTRSCU E presented a Petit on from South :Ilsdton, in
Devonshire, praying for the establishment of a mail to Ilfracombe.
IheSPEAKKIt informed the /louse that Colonel Anion was
the custody of the Serjesnt-at-Arms, for sot attending in his
lace, pursuant is the order of the House.
(Matte motion of %Ir. Secretary PERI., the /lon► Member was
ordered to be discharged, on payment of his fees.

DIEM CUSS SILL.
Me. C. GRAN T brought in the Bill regulating the Corn Trade
founded on the herniations; he should have, in a few days, to
bring i■ a S. coed Bill on this subject, regulating the machinery
sesp:cting averages. This Bill provided beyond the resolutions,
th.s the monthly ges should be inserted in the Comas. The
Dill would go into effect a+ soon as liaised; however the ges
un May IS were to be struck as if suc► Bill bad not passed.
Sir T. LETHBRII)GK said he should reserve himself tiff
Monday sem, the proposed second reading, be should then mum
an amyndineat, the nature of which did nut transpire.
Bill read a first dine, and ordered to be read a second time
ea Monday.

•AML Amnon&

Sk H. PARNRLI, snowed for a series of Accounts respecting
Lank affairs, to which, ►e understood, there could be no objection
—returns of the debt dile to tits Bank, the balances in the hands of
the Bank. &c.

Mr. Ii U M E lamented the character of the Government's inter-
course with the Bank. It enabled them to go there, whenever they
pleased, fur money, regardless of the expense of procuring it. They
ought to ►now what were the intentions of Government; at all events
he hoped the Chancellor of the Both/ river, if he did not communi-
cate his intentions, at least would not eater into any negociation
with the Bank for the renewal of their Charter, &c without letting
rat liatnent have some Idea of what was going forward. Ile owned
130 was disappointed that such question was not mooted by this
. motion.

After a few words from Sir H. Pa ism., the motion was agreed to.
London, England, 1827-10-24

615 ILT CIRCULAR.

The Duke of CsiassOs strived at tins residence in
the Admiralty yesterday, from bis seat In Basil, Park. His Royal
Highness remained in town till five o'clock in the afternoon, when
the Duke left town on his return to gushy.
The Princes% SOrHIA 111ATILDA came to town yestealay diernlog
from her residence on 111arlheath. Her Royal Highness ;Plated
the Princess At:corns, and afterwards proceeded to tire apse.
meuts of the. Princess Sorsa*. in the King's Palace, at Kensington.
The Loao cpAscrti..L.as visited Viscount GODZILICII yesterday, at
hie residence in Downing-street.
Prince Dant, the Russian Ambassador:had an intirvien'inrlth
the Karl of llt.mse, yesterday, at the Office et thellieeretary of
State for Foreign Affairs. Prince Errtemssr, the Austrian Am.
baasador, also transacted business at the Foreign Mee.

The LOB D CifAOCiuo II and Mr. Tisanes- visited the Zeil of
Delmer yesterday, at the !outgo Ofee.

Mr. Heineman left town yesterday morning fog Sotthintn3
Suffolk, the Wai a the Marquis of Hattetroan, on a visit* ne the

- -
Nei& Marquis for some days.

BRIGHTON, 0cr.98.

The house of the late Mr. CAWNSUG was pot op to
auction this morning, b? Mr. Creasy, add was-fmally
knocked down for 4,2001. The first bidding was 3,0001.'
which is the sum originally given by Mrs—Camels/in
for the house, previously to the great improvements that
were tattle, at a cost of 1.50C1. ..Preparations are mak-
ing at the Pavilion to.have every thing in readiness for
the reception of his NIAJIISTY4 but no positive order
have yet been received on toe. subject. The town, is
full beyond precedent.

VOILILocr. 23.
•r•
The Duke and Duchene of Sr. At4.9ett arrived in
this city ori'SaturOar afternoon, on their return from a
tour to the Lakes. They stopped it. the Black Swaa
Hotel, and were immediately welcomed to our ancient
cit) by the tinging of the bells of St. Martin, Coney.
treer, and the lee peal at the Cathedral. On lay
morning the Duke aid Duchess breAkfasted with the
Rev. W. V. Vsarion and afterwards attended Divine
Service at the Cathedral. At the clOse at the Service.i
they viewed the curiosities with which thirdpiniatent•
pile abounds, and in the afternoon they sertrist for dm,
• Place, at Bishopihorpe.
London, England, 1827-03-08

ZA9T INDIA HOUSE, February ta, isrr.
THE COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNITED
COMPANY 0101111014NT.2 e ENGLAND, grad* hi
elle MIT INDIII44I‘ km* w Notice,
Tin a SPRCIAL GENERAL COURT of the odd COM-
PANY wiN be held at their House, in Leadenhall-street, on Wzo-

MOAT, the 14th of march next, at Eleven o'Oock, in the Forenoon,
u the desire of Nine Proprietors, agreeably to the following
Letter, viz.

Te the Honourable the Court of Directors of the East India

Company.

u HOISOUILAILI SIRS,

We, the undersigned Proprietors of India Stock, being duly
visaed, request you will convene a General Court of Proprietors
tsr the purpose of considering the following proposition: To
esquire whether, in the present state of the Honourable Com-
pasy's Empire in the East, the condition of the Naval Force,
caned the Bombay Marine, is such as the welfare of the country
tad the interests of the Honourable Company demand.
01 We are, Honourable Sirs,
Your most obedient humble servants,

• February 22,1847.
oJam Min,
• JAMB P ATILIIOI4
"JOllllll ADDINILL,

" W. MAIVIBLD,
joam BORT/MICK GILCHRIST,
" W. bilisom,
Lacuna Swum!, " Amur Limas,
WILLIAM THoiszolg."

JOSEPH DART, Secretary.
London, England, 1827-03-08

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THE 'KING►

BRIGHTON, Warr it.
MAJESTY, accompanied by the Marquis of 4
cainour.m, let the Pavilion for Windsor, at a guar-
avec o'lock. An immewse concourse of people
te to
s,,ernbled to witness his departure, which is a
Rre
ort., of noiversid regret in this place. From the
/goo to the extremity of the town, the streets were
„ith persons of all descriptions, who cheesed the
Vials he passed
54 Masers looked remarkably well, and enjoys
eta heAtta; he wure tl.e blue tiband over a plain.
gait coat.
De departures have been very numerous of late,
withstanding whicthe Fancy Dress Rail at the
idShip, 041 Monday night, was attended by upwards,
400 lash onables.
Most of his NlAJanis suite have taken their depar-
we for liVindtor.
Rally this morning, that part of the Royal Stud,
vhich had been brought to Brighton—via. four of the
bq ponies, four greys, and about twenty others of dif-
ferent decriptions, principally saddle.horses; also the
poopchaise and phaeton, and other cart sages, moved off.

THE EARL OF LIVERPOOL

His Lordship was so much better yesterday that he
vasseabled to sit up in his chair in the morning. The
Doctors Assembled at twelve o'clock and continued in
deliberation till a quarter belote one. Nn alteration
•bAtever took place up to a late hour last night in the
gate of his Lordship.
To-iisty the fol;owing Report was made:
" Fife House, Muck a, Half ►sat Twelve.
" Lard Unison is making slow but satisfactory progress, aod
'to reed amber good night."
London, England, 1827-03-08

LAMBETH-STREET.

1 Jobs Edwards was brought up by Gooding, the Bow-street
Patrol, on suspicion of having stolen six pieces of figured ribbons.
The °Meer met the prisoner in Brick-lane on Tuesday night, and
thinking from his manner he ►ad stolen property about him, he
stopped aad searched him, and actually found the pieces of ribbon,
which he said he had picked up. After making some contradictory
statements, the prisoner assured the Magistrate it was the truth
that ►e bad found them, bat Mr. Maanwscx disbelieving this story,
committed him for two months to the Tread-zuill.
QUEBN•SQUARL

Mr. William Jones was charged with wandering about the public
streets.
Mr. Gaseous asked the defendant what be had to say to the
charge ?—Mr. Jones, I am a native of Quebec, and have suffered
most severely. I have applied to the Society for the Relief of
Foreigners in distress, but they say they cannot assist me because I
am sot a foreigner; and the Colonial Office cannot afford me relief
io consequence of being wrecked oe neutral ground, near Gibraltar,
with a venture, when I was in company with 200 merchant vessels.
Mr. Noble' the Overseer of St. John's, Westminster, said be re.
utemberedJones coming to him some time ago, when Mr. Marriot,
es his appearing at the office, oat of compassion gave him Ss.
Mr. Galcaoan—l am sorry to say that I can do nothing for
you, Jones, but only give you half a crown, which will be of little
or a* service to you. We must all do something to get a living.
Mr.Jones—Your Worship, I want employment, but cannot get it.
Mr. Gant:tom—l cannot help that, though I am sorry for is
Mr. Jones—lf you knew my case, your Worship, you would
pity ate—Mr. Jones was proceeding, when he was admonished by
an officer to retire, which he did, however, with tears in his
eyes, while offering to thew Mr. Gamma documents to ouches.
ticate his story.
London, England, 1827-03-08

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Ind by every Bookseller in tht United Kingdom.
London, England, 1827-03-08

EAST-INDIA HOUSE, Muth 7, 1327.
WHEREAS, in pursuance of the 6th Section of the
1111 733 Chapter 4' the By-lasee 4 the UNITED COMPANY
IWERCHANTB fl ENGLAND, haling se the EAST INDIES,
ertimilerd, . _ _

- .
That a List shall be published, Thirty Days before the Annual
Hectko of Directors, containing the Names of such Proprietors,
Tallied agreeably to Law, as shall signify, in writing, to the Se-
cretary, their desire of becoming Candidates for the Direction,
Thhty.two days before such Annual Election."
The Coat of Directors of the said Company do hereby give
Notice, In order that the Proprietors may conform to the said
ily-Law, that the ensuing Election of Six Directors of the said
Company, for four years, is appointed for the 11th April next ; and
*it such List will be published Thirty Days before the said Flee-
den, as the abovementicsed By-Law directs.
jOSEPH DART, Stereteay.
London, England, 1827-03-08

FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE.

ARRIKIILS.

Mire and Prince's Lk;;and family, at • Adsburnharn House,
Dowritreet, from Brighton; the Bishop of Clogher, at Reid'a
Hod, fres Dublin ; Viscount Knoismnre. at Kingston House,
Knightsbridge, from Ireland ; Lady Stafford, front Exeter to
Bates Hotel—kit for Cossey Hail, Norfolk ; the Earl of Enniskil-
len, at Holding's Hotel. Umsr•street, from Ireland ; General
Ord, at the St. George's Hotel, Allsemule-street, front his seat in
Ram; Mr. and Mrs. Protberoe, at the Brunswick Hotel, Jermyn-
•net, from their seat in Herta ; John Paine Tudway, Esq. M. P.
flea ►i. seat in Soistersetsbire; A. F. Nunez, E.q. at Fentnn's
Hotel, St. James's-street, from his seat in Hants; Sir Charles and
lady Aim Chad., the Hop. Captain and Ladles Tumour, at Fla-
times Hotel, Oxford-street, from :Tunbridge Welts ; A. Campbell,
Esq. at ditto, from India; Captain Lewis, at ditto, from a tour;
-George Hoar. Eaq. Mrs. and bliss Hint, at Hakes's Hotel, from
Twyford Lodge; Henry Pearson, Esq. and Mrs. Pearson, at ditto,
from Brighton; the Her. Henry Smith and Mn. Smith, at ditto.
from Drayton ; Colonel Riven, M.P. et ditto ; L.. G. Starkie, Esq.
H.P. at ditto ; li. Unwin, Etq. at ditto ; R. Benson, Esq. at ditto ;
Baran de Robert, at ditto.
London, England, 1827-03-08

WATCENOUIE PRACAF•-JUDOIiI

Thaws gdpkerti, who was before the Court on Friday last, Was
brought up to receive the judgment of the Court.
The short facts of this novel cue are these z _ _

The Insolvent was forestay constable of the night at St. James's
wjtch house, to whont Mr. Jay, the opposing creditor, and another
person named Lamach, applied to give a third person in el arge,
which the insolvent refused to accepts in consequence of which
words and blows were exchanged, and the fracas ended by Mr. Jay
and Mr. Lamach being shut up in the "black hole" all night.
Thew Gentlemen subsequently brought their action, for false im-
pasonntent, and a verdict was returned against t►e Insolvent.
damages £3O and costs, from the effects of which be applied to the
Court to be released from custody.
Mr. cosnolisarou.r Law—That lo consequence of the novelty of
this case he had taken time for enn.ultation, and the nook was
—The Coast was of opinion, that there existed no legal cause or
moral necessity for the (weird, detention which had been resorted
' to, and the Jury, on the trial. seemed to ►ats been of the sao e
opinion.
The Cotter then sentenced the Insolvent to be confined within
the walls of the prison for fourteen weeks, at the suit of Mr. Jay,
for having been guilty of a malicious injury.

FLATTICRICRII.—.BATLE says. there are no greater fiat-
terers of Princes than Clergymen. Their sermons, their players,
their speeches, their epistles dedicatory, are so full of extravagant
eulogies, that the condition they put an honest heare► or r. &ler
in cannot be better represented than by the proverb—" date WM
pelv im."
" Y ur horse has a tremendous long hit." said a
friend to Talcum's lloos. • 'lce," said be," it is s bit too long."
London, England, 1827-03-08

:CUMBER 13501•]

TO THE PROPRURTORS OF EAST INDIA STOCK.
Lona AND GISTLIKIOI,
TAKE the earliest opportunity of thanking you for
the bow you have conferred en me, by electing me a Di.
teeter of your Afars.
It ill be my earnest endeavour to justify the favourable opinion
are pleased to entertain of me, and to merit your future con.
;dew, by a thee discharge of the important duties to which I am
aged by your Suffrages.
The :talons and unremitting aid afforded me by my Friends in
the attainment of this object of my ambition, attended by dream-
awe, pa gratifying to my feelings, demands my warmest acknow-
ledgments ; and I beg to aware thaw, that the recollection of their
hwedlyeleitices will ever be aseodated with wedmenta of the
swab* Mamie.
I bare the honour to be, very respectfully,
Ladies and Gentlemen,
Your obliged and faitbfbl servant,
JAMES RIVETT CAANAC.
rpper ilarierstreet, March 7, 1827.

EA INDIA. SOUSE, March 7,1847.
HE COURT of DIRECTORS qf the UNITED
TCOMPANY e MERCILIATi of ENGLAND, trading to
Ih LaItINDIES, do hereby give Notice,
Nog QUARTERLY GENERAL COURT of the said
CCINITAN Y :printed to be hold at their Homo, in Leadenhall•
we, as Wanstswar, .he 21st instant, is made SPECIAL, foe
,kripme of submitting, fir confirmation, the Resolution of the
Gated Court of the 7th nice*, approving the Resolution of the
Can of Directors of the 10th of January kit, appointing an
Askant in the Medical Department, at the Company's Depot, at
Clutham, with a salary of MOO per Annan, and an allowance of
NO per Annum for House rent.
Chpy of the said Resolution now lioa open at this House for the
rood of the Proprietor'. JOSEPH' DART, Secretary.
London, England, 1827-03-08

CRAAGLS.

It James and Lady Whi ;lied:from Hakes 's Hotel, for Hol.l
brook; the Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Heaton, from ditto; Sir Davidge
Gould, Bart. from Flodong's Hotel, Oxford-street, on I toot ; CaL
and 31rs. Clarke. front ditto, for ditto • Mr. and )dry. Griffiths,
from ditto, to Thurngrove ; the Rev. Mr. CoUett Mrs. and Miss
CoCett, brunt ditto to Suffolk ; John Doherty, EA. from Fenton's
Hotel, I. James's.stieet, fur Ireland; Robert Eden, Esq. front
ditto for Windsor.

FASIIIONAJLE P4ATIES.

The Countess of Belfast commenced her parties, on Monday
wresing, in Pall-mall. • -
Lady Anne Beckett has a small puny early in the week, in
Dowsing-street.
?Jr. Cacraft gave an elegant dinner, on Monday last, in Hanover-
4ipare.
Kai Gower gave an elegant dinner yesterday, in Hamilton-place.
Maya CafflisC had a dinner party, on Monday, in Haley-meet.
Sir Charles Comte, Ban. gave a grand dinner on Tuesday, in
,Coonsegir-place.
The Knish' ut Kerry had a large party to dinner yesterday, in
Devonsaire-ferrate, near Gloucester-place.

MArchiOsese of LondondCtry, entertained an elegant
arch of the hest tee yesterday evening, At her house in St.
James-square.
The Earl of Cann:von entertained Lord and Lady King pad
*distinguished party to dinner yesterday, at his house in Grosve-
nor-square.
Earl Gower entertained the Marquis of Laudown and a di*.
tingoished party of friends to dinner yesterday, at his house in
ilainikasopLee.
London, England, 1827-03-08

WORSHIP-STREET.

J. Doesseast, twelve Yearsll;je,vrasft7llycommitted, on a charge
of cutting the shop window of Mr. Robinson, a shoemaker, and
stealing two pair of shoes. There was another charge against him,
of stealing a cap from the child of Mr. Young, residing at Bethnal
Green. The Magistrate, however, thought it unnecessary to go at
length into the second charge, ►at recommended Mr. Young to
attend at the trial, and state the circumstance. The 'young
tom was tried at the last Session, and being convicted, was whipped
and discharged, and had been at large but a day or two when he
committed these depredations. •
London, England, 1827-03-08

POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

GUILDHALL.

Mary Melton was brought up for re•eraminatioo before Mr.
Alderman Campos, charged with attempting to introduce a quan-
tity of spirits into the Debtors' Prison, Whiteerom-street. She had
been remanded for the purpose of enquiring into her character, dm
having stated that her husband was lying ill at home. that ale had
two children, and that she bad been enticed into dm OSSlMlllikil
the offence by an offer of es. from one of the prisoners- a bribe toe
large to he resisted in the est:malty of distress la which she was.
Mr. Spencer. the Governer, said he had enquired Into the cir-
cumstances o( this prisoner, and found her statemeet to be true;
the,familyT were, beyond doubt, In the greatest distress.
Mr. Mder CROWDER said, this was ene of those cases in
which the Magistrate, although bound to do it, could with &faculty
steer Ova of aiming his feelings to preponderate over his duty ;
but taking the Meet favearahis view et the case, be could net do
less than masinit the debeasee to bard labour for three reeks.

DOW.STREST.
Yesterda, a rum mu, named Timms /sacra, who was em.
*Mil by the TwegisamiPon Glace es a letter carrier, was charged
wick =sinter, tebinta eriemdan. The case was proved
by W the man be ant with ea undone a short den dace
from deteatselqapowier, while damping aletner. and who is now em.
plated as aserser. 11* midis, went into the entriess ollee te ptbee
up Si mbenetell Mom sad oohed it there were any letters me ge
to the Gemiesl Posaalles a Leaberduniet ? The primate said,
" Yes. boreltese See Little Gray's Ises,Nbut emeesurde aid No,
it is far Wails Deadinge. Grey's Ins." Weedorook, however,
saw him waste a knee, wile was afterwards taken from him,
which was addressed to a porno In Little Gray's lon-lane, and
contained a esimeelp.-11to rimier said he did not know that
the letter cesselmil money, and he did not intend to secrete it.—
He was ceiremittod for trial.
. HATTON-GARDEN.
Jeiss Camino was fully conunitted, charged by Mr. Palmer,
Master of St. Sepulchre's Workhouse, with stripping from the roof
of that building a quantity of lead, on Tuesday night; about 93 feet
of the some material wu carried off the preceding mien.
Josses G. Sepias, collecting clerk of Mr. Reynolds, gold wire
manufacturer, of West-street, St. Sepulchre's, was charged by his
employer with appropriating to his own use various large sums of
money which be had been entrusted to collect from different
tredumen.—Reminded.

PI ARLBOROUG &STREET. •
A Preach Lady's maid complained that the Matron of ifs
George's Workhouse put her to taw hair, a weak above her
strength, and that she was not allowed shearing by the Board. The
Officer of the Parish rrplied, that she was highly accomplished, and
had an offer of 30 guineas a year to go with a family to Ireland.—
This, however, she refused. She was allowed to seek for a 'lou-
dest every day„ and as to a hearing, she might speak for half an
hour daily, U she would confine herself to that time.—Complaint
disenhami.
London, England, 1827-09-06

EAST INDIA ROUSE.

Yesterday a Court of Directors was held at the F.ast India
House, when the following ships were thus stationed and timed,
! viz.—General Harris, Captain Joseph St mron, for St. Helena,
Bengal, and China ; Moira, Captain Nlootgoisserie Hamilton, and
Edinburgh, Captain Henry Bit, for Bombay and China • to be
afloat the 19th of November, sail to Gravesend the 3d of December,
. May there :0 days, and be in the Downs the Bth of January, 1828.
Thomas Coutts,_Captain Alexander Christie, and Sir David Scott,
Captain John 0. APTaggart, for Bengal and China; to be afloat
the 3.1 of December, *ail to Gravesend the lath :Ina, stay there 30
days, and be in the Downs she y 341 of January. 3larquis of
Huntly. Captain John S. H. Fraser; Berwickshire. Captain
Frederick Nladan, and the new ship (In the room of the Royal
George), Captain C S. Timins, for Bengal and China ; to be afloat
the antis of Daeember, sail to Gravtuend the Ist of January, stay
there 30 days, .nil he in the Downs the itth of Fiarrary.—
I Duchess of Athol. Captain Rdwatd M. Daniel. and Aber-
crombie Robmson, Captain John limes, for Bombay and
1 China; Marquis Camden, Captain Thomas Larkins, fur St.
Belem, Bombay, and China; Earl of Balcatras, Captain Bryan
Broughton ; and George the Fourth., Captain T. W. Barrow
I for Bengal and China; to be afloat the la of January, sail to
Gravesend the 16th ditto. stay there 30 days, and be in the
Downs the Si at of February. The Macqueen, Captain 11131C11
Walker; William Fair lie, Captain Thomas Blair; and Lord Low.
Met, Captain Charles Steward, for Madras and China ; to be afloat
the 16th of January, sail to Gravesend the 31st ditto, stay t rem
30 days, and be in the Downs oa the 7th of March. Castle Hunt-
ly, Captain Henry A. Drummond; Orwell. CaptainW. E. Farrar;
London, Captain T molly Smith; and Canning, Captain Philip
Baylis, for China direct ; to be afloat the Ist March, saU to Graves-
end the 15th ditto, stay there 30 days, and be in the Downs no the
10th April. Captain Thomas Larkins was Man into the corn.
mind of the ship Marquis Camden.
London, England, 1827-09-06

COUR I' CIRCULAR.

A Cabinet Council was held yesterday at the Foreign Office,
Downing-street, at which the two new Ministers, the Right Hon.
Joint Helms and the Right Hon. Camases Gamer attended, and
.took their seats Mr the first time, the former as Chancellor of the
Kechequer, and the latter as President of the Board of Trade.
The other Ministers present were, the Loan CHANCSLLOR, Vis.l
count GODiR/CK, Viscount DURLIT and Waft., Mr. Husctssom,
Mr. Wyatt, and Lord Butar. The Ministers assembled soon
after twelve o'clock, and continued In deliberation for upwards of
two hours. The Loan CUAIRCII.LOR, CROW from his seat it Wins-
biedon, and bled Baxter front his seat at Foot's Cray, Kent, to
attend the Cabinet.

The Marquis de nautimca, the Porteguese Ambassador, and
the Count de Vasa. REAL, who Is here on a special mission from
the Portuguese Court, had a conference for some hours with Vls-
anint DUDLEY and WARD yesterday afternoon, at the Office of the
Secretary of State fur Foreign Affairs.
Those official Gentlemen holding situations attached to the Office
of First Lord of the Treasury, attended yesterday on Viscount
GOODRICH, for the first time since bit Lordship's appointment :
those bolding similar situations under the Chancellor of the EE-
chequer attended ou Mr. paeans yesterday.
London, England, 1827-09-06

ORANGE AND LEMON TREES.

TO
BE SOLD. some very fine large ORANGE
and LEMON TREES, OLEANDERS, MYRTLES, kr.
&c. well worthy the attention of any Nobleman or Gentleman
wanting large slimy Plants, belvg the Property of a Gentleman
M.Estex. May be seen at Mr. Jenkins's Ntusery, Thatched Cot-
tap, Regent's Part.
London, England, 1827-09-06

N. B. Hutchinson, St. Jame—retreat,

BIRTH.
At Ovoidß. on the Uth ult. the Lady of Capt. Charles Jan
Johnston, Royal Navy, of a son.
___---

MARRIED.
Mot Rev. Frederick Sandy' Wan, Fellow of New Calleile,OP
ha, to Miss Jtnninp, of East Actoo, Middlesex.

PIED.
At Portsmouth, in the 28th year of his age, Mr. Wm. Carrie'.
surgeon of his Majesty's ship Primrose. He died of diseased Ysw
and drepay, brought en by great fatigue, while on duty in the Nd
badk-s.
At Greenock, in the 71st year of his age, Mr. Wm. as!,
schoolmaster, after a protracted illness which he supported gm
the greatest fortitude and revignation. Mr. Shaw was upwards id
forty years a teacher, in that his native town, and from hits the
most of the professional Gentlemen of enainesice there, reeive'
their education.
Aged 65, Mr. Meow Whittaker, late a teacher in Beverlrt•
As an aritbmetican (espedany in performing questions in addrossi
he was almost unrivalled; be has been seen to add ,even troika!'
of limes, of twenty lines each, in less than as many seconds; 10
deed, as quickly es the eye could glance from the highest to tk
lowest. His memory was astonishingly retentive, be having bed
known to repeat 5,000 lines of poetry,wkbout making a siaik

MAILS-1
MIL DUI.
Dobbs 1 0
Weterferd 1 0
Gueruses and Jersey 1 0
Lisboa 0 1
Llonagbadee 0 0
Derma Ayres 0 0
Holiaed 0 0

111 S DAT.

MIL IN&
Frame 1 0
Hamburg 0 0
Flanders 1 0
Swedes 1 1
Brasil 0 0
Jamaica 0 0
Leeward hlan.i. 0 0
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MI G H- WATER st LONDON-BRIDGE TO NOR lito W.
Morning . 14 minutes atter I
afternoon • 30 manumit arts I

Lows: Ptinted and Published bLJons Marne, the ?PIO"'
at the STAB Orrice. No. 1, Mtisttilace, Titespisoßse.
London, England, 1827-09-06

CRICKET.

A match was played yesterday In the Wellington Ground Chelan,
between eleven Gentlemen of the Kensington and Bayswater Club
sad eleven of the Chelsea Union Club, and came off as follows--
mare mem& MST lIIMISIBIL
Chelsea

ISCOND MIMIC& SECOND 1111111/lall.
Übellea .. 24 Kensington .... . 13

In I 121
That the Kenqingtop won, and having Ike wickets to go dom..
The Chelsea Unhat/Club was decidedly the favoarite et the cow-
ellenMatta of the game.

BALL-00N ASCEN r.

Thursday last, Mr. Bt- OWN made an ascent in Her. t
ulm% from a piece of ground behind theflalloonTavern,
in S)camorestreet, Sheffield. The situation was ill-
chosen; and the difficulties which the aeronaut had to
encounter at one time precluded any hope of au ascent,
and at the time of 'leaving the earth, nearly proved
fatal. The 10110..111g is the account furnished by Mr.
Brown and his companions: The ascent took place from
the Balloon Tavern Yard, at a quarter past five. On
tiong, the machine came in contact with a chimney,
and displaced some of the bricks. For a few minutes
we remained upon the roof, and were then under the
necessity of parting with all our ballast, and even the
grappling irons, in order to facilitate our ascent. The
balloon then rose majestically, taking a s.iuth-easterly
direction, when we enjoyed a most enchanting view of
the town and neighbouring villages. We soon lost sight
of Sheffield in passing through a dense cloud, during
Which short period the earth also became invisible. The
town of Chesterfield, however, soon presented itself to
nor view, and after passing over it, we perceived the
balloon fast descending; but anxious to continue our
voyage, we found it requisite to part with our coats,
boots, and everything we could spare from the car. We
had now the satisfaction to find that we were rising, and
had soon attained the altilude of a mile and three quarters,
The earth then had the appearance of a map, partially in•
tercepted by floating clouds. After a short time, we again
found ourselves slowly descending. Passing over the But-
terley iron works, and some of the surrounding villages,
we reached the place where we thought it advisable to
mike our final descent, which took place in a stubble
field belonging to E. Munden, Esq. Shipley Hall, eight
miles to the left of Derby, alter having been up an hour
and ten minutes, and making a voyage of 32 miles.
Mr. Munden kindly offered every assistance. and after
hospitably entertaining us, forwarded us in his carriage
to Alfreton, from whence we arrived in Sheffield about
ball-past ten on Friday morning.

This is the anniversary of the births of JAMaI
Tucomou author of the Seasons, 1700; Buten, 1707; and Dr.
&nom lonise; 1709.
The Parish of Lambeth has five Churches, and a new
Chapel of Ease 4 now building, opposite tbeWadtbasma. IN Prince's.
road. A Chapel fur the hamlet of thipmaressitit is ales banding.
an ti, right of &ask Lion-lane.
London, England, 1827-09-06

BELFAST, Sin% S.

Mumma Rum Is D ROG HBO A.—The Fair-day on
Friday exhibited a terrific scene of confusion far some
time, caused by the refusal of the country people to pay
the gate-custom and pontage, on their return home with
their cattle. the rioting first began on the bridge_
cattle were driven furiously forward in large bodies;
but the toll-man succeededin most instances in obstruct-
ing their passage, when the blu Jgenns were actively
used on both sides, and with such effect, as to make im
pressions upon the heads of the combatants; but the un-
fortunate cattle were the principal sufferers. Behind
they were unmercifully beaten by the drivers, and
in the front by the toll-men, and the loss to the
owners must exceed by a hundred fold the amount
of the toll demanded, not to speak of the cru-
elty of the proceedng. The Mayor at last found it
requisite to call tor the assistance of the military, in
order to prevent the loss of life, which otherwise ap-
peared inevitable. A party of the Rifles promptly at
tended, and were drawn up under the direction of the
civil autlicirities, but even their presence did not entirely
suppress the disturbance until the Riot Act was twice
read. and the crowd were then dspersed by the military.
Several were taken up, and held to bail for their isp-
peat ance at the Sessions. On Saturday the toll-men
were repeatedly overpowered, and the military were
again called out: one party was stationed at Westgate,
and the other in the Tholsel, to be ready in case of ne-
cessity. Mr. Whitworth, an English merchant residing
there, has just been committed to gaol by the Mayor,
on a charge sworn against him for exciting the mob this
morning to riot. The Mayor has refused to take bail
for his Appearance at the Assizes, as be had been pre-
viously bound over to keep the peace—himself in 1001.
and two sureties in 50.1. each..--Belfast Chronicie.
London, England, 1827-09-06

EAST INDIA HOUSE, &peeAker 5, 1827.
THE COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNITED
COMPANY MERCHANTS of ENGLAND, trod* to
the EAST INDIES, do eeniby give Notice.
That the QUARTERLY GENERAL COURT of the said
COMPANY appointed to be held at their House, in Leadenball-
street. on WiaIIIZIDAY, the 26th Instant, at Eleven o'Clock in
the Forenoon, is made further SPECIAL, for the purpose of
laying before the Proprietors, for their approbation, a Resolution'
of the Court of Directors of the Ed ultimo, granting to the pee.
sent Marquis of HAIITIM9I the sum of (!'20,000), Twenty Thou-
sand Pounds, on the grounds therein stated.

The Report required by the Bye4aw, cap. 6, sec. 20, h open
for the inspection of the Proprietors, at this House.
.FOSRPH DART. &aviary.