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London, England, 1817-03-06

CUMBERLAND-PLACE HYDE-PAL K.

CAPU'AL FAMILY RESIDENCi, with COACH HOll.ll
and STARLE, with soimed•ate Possession.
TO 13f. SOLD BY AUCIION,
By Mr ROSIN:,,
At Garraway'sCoffee-kowe,"Chaaga Ally, Tuolll•
D ty. the 15th March nest, at fwelvc o'Clock,

A VERY DeiirAbie LEASEHOLD ESTATE,
held fur a Terns of upwards of Seventy-one Years, at a
Pepper corn rent, comptisius a capital RESIDENCE, contra!) •
diously planned, handsomely fitted up, and adapted f•,r the cc
cotumodation of a Noblsinsn or Gentleman's Family, situate in
Cumberland-Mace, I lyde Fat k, late I he residence of a personage
of die-Mellon; contaating, on the U, per Fluor, five iptud Bed..
ronuts; Second Flour, two excellent th•shthitilib...s, a Dressing-
mons neatly papered, Landing, and I lon...maid s Closet ; First
Floor, a nolde Drawing-roam us front, walls colauref, finished
with handsome cornice, and marble chininey-piece, windows to
the Bone opening to a balcony, communicating by fohling•dnors
to a back Drawing room correspoodeutly fitted up, and a god-
dolr ; on the Ground Floor, Entrance Ball, Veil ibule, or inner
hail, walls stuccoed and painted, stone staircase to the second
storey, with iron baluster and mahogany hand-rail, a capital Di-
ning•parlour, Library, and Bath-room, Water closet, and Yard
at the back. In the Basement are all requisite Offices. Wine sad
Br:•r culhis,CO2l.rallitill, &C. &C. lu Berkeley Mews a Omen-
boos., and Stable.

The elegant and fashionable linnsehold Furniture,
plates of Glass and klatures, to be taken by valuation.
Tu be viewed by Tickets. Particular. on the Pre:Mies ; of
Witham Nein:l.l4le, Esq. Solicitor, Hues-street, strand ;
Vizard and Blower, Solicitors, Lincoln's Inn FielAs; at ti eSu i-
sariptlon Horses, St.Jamees-street; a' Garrawirs; and in Mr.
Robins, Warwick street, Golden-square, of whoa% 1 ick.•ts tor
viewing may be had.
London, England, 1817-03-06

This day was pub!i,hed, price 6s.
'HE EDINBURGH REVIEW; or Critical
Journal, No. 54, remaining, 1. Lori Byron's Poeti.-
2. Catholic Questiou—S. Bentlwat mr Usury-4:10rki.71 Account
of Wars with Russia—.s. Commercial Distresses °1 the Coentry
6. The Works of Surrey-and Wyatt-7. Legh's Travels In Egypt
6. l:oleridge Lay Serrrion.-9. Napoleon Bonaparte—lV. Colum-
hus-11.5tatements respecting the East India College at Hertford.
Edinburgh : printed f..r Archibald Constable and Co. and
Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, London.
Of whom may be had,
The Edinburgh Review, from Its.Commencemens M 1603, or
any Number or Volume separately.
Also,a Genetal liules to the first 20 Volumes, price 15s.
London, England, 1817-09-08

IiAIs:KkUP I'S.

George Booth, of bishop-Wearntouth, Durham, shipowner,
dez le: and chapmau, to surrender Sept. t 1, uO, and Oc r ober lu,
at twelve, ar the Gulden latat lain, Sunderland. Atturrnes,

Ur. Biala. ton. Symond's•lan, Cbaucery-lane, London ; or
T.lr. Lavreo, Sunderland.
Pierce, of Haybrook Pottery. parish of Benthall, Salop,
po ter. dealer and Chipman, September 22, at five, Sept. 23,
ant October la, at ten, at the Red Lion lon, Bro►:ley, Salop.
A•teruies, Mr. Bigg, Southampton Betiding., Chancery-lane,
London; or li:•asrs. Pritcliar and Son, Brostley.
Berjamitt Parkes, late of Moore-street, &truing:tun, Mire-.near-
he:, dealer and charms, September IS, z 7, and October iv,
at twelve, at OWltiliaJL Attorney, Mr. Pope, Modiford-tourt,
Feachurch-street, London.
Henry Houghten, late of Warton, parish of Kirkham, Lanes-
shire, d••aler ant! Chapman, October IJ, 14, and 18, at sls, at
the King's Arms Inn, Lancaster. Attornies, Mr. Blakelock,
Serjeant's !no, Fleet. street, London ; or Messrs. Johnson and
Robinsdn, Lancaster.
London, England, 1817-09-08

FROM SATURDAT NIGHT'S GAZATTE.

This Gazette contains a copy of a treaty concluded on the ttd'
of May, at London, between Lord Castlereagh, on the part of
this country, and Major-General dr Neuffer, on the part of Wur-
temberg, confirming all acts done by the Commissioners for the
Dowry of the Queen Dowager of Wurtemberg, under the treaty
of marriage of May 5, 1797. aid appointing Lord Castlereagh,
Ivlajor-General H. Taylor, and Major-General de Neuffer, Com-
missioners, in the mom of the deemed Duke of Portland, Mr.
Pitt, and Baron de !Urger. be surviving Commissioners are
Lord Grenville and Sir I. Cox Hippisley The ratifications of this
treaty were exchangrd on the 11th of June.
MILI CARY PROMOTIONS.

Commissions in the Durham Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry,
signed by the Lord latuttnant of the County of Durham.
Henry lower, Lsq. to be Lieutenant-Colonel•Commandant.
Richard Kirtoa, Lsq. to be Major.
Robert Waugh, Lsq. to be Captain.
Sober Weal'', Gent. 'o be l.ieutenant.
Commissions in the Isle of Wight Yeomanry Cavalry, signed by
the governor, Captain-General, and Vice-Admiral of the Isle

of With .
Sir Leonard Thomas Worsley Holmes, Bart. to b. Captain. Com-

map,l;ol,.
Joseph K rkpatrick, and Charles Basset Roe, Gents, to be Lieu•
• lemons.

Thomas GI Imes, Gent. to be Cornet. Beijamio Jolliffe, Gent. to
be di.to, vice Albin resigned.
BANKRUP I CIES SUPERSEDED.
Samuel Taylor, of Liverpool, merchant.
London, England, 1817-09-08

PARIS, SEPTEMBER S.

The Dike of Richelieu this day transacted busi.
ness with the King. His Majesty afterwards gave a
private audience to M. de Vinier Duterrage. Prefect
of the Eastern Pyrennees.
An Officer named Contre hfonlieu and a General
Bonnet, are said to be among the persons implicated
in the conspiracy denounced by Monnier.
London, England, 1817-09-08

READING SAUCE.

COCKS, the Inventor and Proprietor of this
u • muck esteemed Article, begs most respectfully to caution
the Nobility, Gentry, and the Public, agenst the daily frauds and
impositions practised by many London and Connery Oilmen and
Fith•Sauce Venders, to deceive and deprive them of the GE-
NUINE READING SAUCE. None are genuine hat those.
which brie the Corks sealed with the impression, " J COCKS,
READING;' and also the following descriptloo of the Saute on
an Orange-coloured Label t
"Remises° Sao et for Fish, enriching Gravies, Sm. prepared
and sold, wingesale and retail. by J. COCKS, RIAIDING." This
Sauce is generally used at Table with all sorts of Fish, in prefe-
rence to all other Fish Sauces, and is esteemed peculiarly di. 6nus
with Game, Wild Fowl, Ha.lies, Rump `treks, and C.ld Most.
It is presumed that no Sauce ever met wi.lc such general
probation and extensive sale. It is pationized and reranuncaded
by must of the first Families in the Kingdom.
It is retailed in London by tau of the most rest,etable Oil-
atria and Fish-Save, Vhnders ; in bath by se, sndl.y most of the
principal Fi4h-Sauce Dealers in the United Kingdom; who also
v. 41 Cocci', Genuine and superior ESSENCE of ANCHOVIES;
the trial of a small Bottle will ensure It the preference.
London, England, 1817-12-20

411 May the grzze of our Lotto Jesus Cams; end the'
love of Goo, arid the fellowship if 'lbw Hass GHOST
bewith you all evermore t" it said, " May the grace
of our Lord George, and the love of Lewis XVIII.
and the fellowship of the Pope be with you ever-
more." The defendant had adverted to many griev-
ances that did not exist. The right of filing infor-
mations salfficio was expressly saved to the Attorney-
General by she statute of William. And as togrant-
ing copies of the information, in What instance bad
such copies ever been granted to any subject of the
realm I Did the defendant wish a partichlar law foe,
himself ? He said he was ignorant of the charge to
which be had to plead. What I Did he not publish this
work ; and how could he not know what the charge
contained ? Then what other grievance bad the de-
fendant to complain oft Was at that be was dis-
charged upon his own recognisance?—lt was now
for them to consider whether the defendant was
icailty. Different persons, it was said, had pub-
lished sirei:sr things. As to going up to the time of
Martin Luther, Boyce, and so on, the habits of those
times were totally different ; the first scenic perform-
ances were Mysteries or representations of incidents in
sacred writ. Luther himself was not very.temperate
when be was engaged is controversy. There were
many things in the parodies which bad been read
that must be considered as profane and impious ;
but this of the defendant transcended them all in
magnitude. He would deliver them his solemn opi-
nion, as he was required by Act of Parliantentlo do;
and under the authority oh that Act, and still more
in obedience to his eonscience and his GOD, he pro
flounced this to be a must impious and profane
libel. Believing and hoping ch.it they (the July)
were Christians, he bad not any doubt but that they
would be of toe same opinion.--( His Lordship,
who appeared much oppressed wild indisposition
during the latter part ut uie trial, dehvered his
charge in so faint a tone, that it was scarcely au-
dible beyond the Bench.)
The Jury then, at a quarter past six, retired. Atli
eight they returned, and their *antes haying been
called overobe Foreman, in a steady voice, pronoun-
ced a verdict 0f...-Noe Guieje,
The Court was exceedingly crowded; and as soon
DI the decision was beard, loud and reiterated shouts
of applause ensued. His Lordship called upon toe
Sheriffs to preserve order, but the expression 01 teel-
ing was so universal, that all interposition was im-
possible. The crowd then kit the Court, and mix.'
mg with the multitude in use Hall, and in the pas.
sages, communicated their feelings with their news,'
and the shouts were repeated.—Bes ore his Lortiship
left the Court, he asked the Attorney•Generat what,
case he would take nest ?

The ArroatarGabeau6 replied, that he would
take that which stood neap leozder.

The carriages of Lord ELLatioommus sad toe
AronNET-Grissom. were lohowed down CheAp oaf
by a crowd Dot very eerensonioss io the espessioo of
their feelings.
London, England, 1828-07-19

THE 11t,MY.

Lord HILL, as Commander of the Forces, gave a splendid dinner
on Thursday evening to about twenty Military Officers of distiec-
lion, among whom were the following Marquis of CA RM A RTH EN,
Lord FITZROY SOMEKSCT, Lord ARTHUR Htct., Sir PHILIP !toot',
Sir WILLIAM Gomm. Colonel Hint., Colonel Gitivitu, ate. etc.
ItILVILW OF TVS COLOhTIt EA M IA and ted Batta-
lions of the Coldstream Regiment of Guards were reviewed in
Hyde Park yesterday, by his Royal Highness Field Marshal the
Duke of CAMBRIAN:I, the Colonel of the Regiment. Upon the
arrival of his Royal Highness on the ground, the Brigade pre-
sented arms. The Dike then rode to the right of the Brigade,
passed down the front, and up the rear of the Battalions, and sub-
sequently took his station in frok of the centre, to witness the
various evolutions of the Brigade.
London, England, 1828-07-19

Thew Vale of Bewcastle is highly picturoque and beautiful,
susceptible of tht greatest Improvement., and in its present state has
every attraction for a Sporcsuaan. Tae Nloor4 easy of access, and
the Streams that intersect and bound the Pruper:y, are amply
supplied with excellent Trout.
Also, the demesne Lands of Bew Castle and Solte'nll,.the Flat
of 13ewcastle, High Stone Park, or Heatherhause CU :1111104, iiinCri
,Hill ; containing upwards of
TWO THOUSAND TIMER HUNDRED ACRES;
Divided into Fatms, part enclosed by thriving quick Fences, with
excellent Farm Houses, and all resiat.i:e Agricatoral Buildings,
with extensive Sheep Walk over W..ite Lytle Cuminon.—Let to
most respectable and responsible Tenants, at. Low Rents.
In the Parish of Kirkandrews oluhe E.k, Bile Hope Common,
the Lord's Allotment called the Stellshaw, with another allotment
adjoining, the Oaksbawshieling, with Farm Buildings requisite fur
the katablishment, and
EIGHT HUNDRED AND THIRTY TWO ACRES
of Capital Meadow, Pasture. and Arable Land, enclosed.
The great drove toad from the Scotch markets bounds this
property, in the occupation of Mr. Armstrong, Tenant at will.
This Estate may be viewed by applying to the respective Tenants,
of whom particulars maybe had ; at the Bush, Cailisle, and Messrs,
Mouncey ; the Inns at I.4ngtown ; Crown, Penrith; King's Arms,
Kendall and Lancaster; Bridgewater Arms, Manchester; Hotel
Liverpool ; Hen and Chickens, and Hotel, Birminghain ; Turk's
Head, Newcastle • Black Swan, York; of Memo. Vizard and Le
MAN solicitors, Lincoln's Inn telds ; at Garraway's ; and of Mr.
Robins, N 0.170, Regent-street.
London, England, 1828-07-19

THE FANCY.

Monday a milling match took place in a field adjoining the Work.
house, Stonehouse, Plymouth, between a drummer of the !toy .1
Marine., and ariptinerant tinker, for four soy', a side. nets to a coo.
skier ,b!e amt•ent were pending. After a long and w, ll•fought battle
the drummer fl-gged the mender of !tattles, who, though a man of
metal, wait obliged to knock under.

Trie improvements in Covent (larden Market have
already commenced, by the extermina. ion ot sqme of
the china shops. The whole, it is calculated, will act
be completed in less than two years.
Lectrs have been received from Paris, in whk.l it is
stated, on good authority, " That the French
have assured the Charge d'Affaires ot Don Prtpito IV.
in that City, they will ili)t at knowledge the Id ckade
of Oporto, becau e they conceived that it rma.ta:ed
from an autholity, actually unknown to all the Pa,,4ers
of Europe, and that it was in manifeA contrave. (lona
the Law e4tahlished and recogniied by France"
A Deputation of the inhabitants of the parish of St.•
Pau!, Covent Ga,i ea, consisting of Ik!essrs.
PHILLIPS, Dow, &c. have wai.ed upon the Right lion:
Rouefur PEEL, Secretary of State for the ilome De-
partment, with a Pet•tion relative ti the late proc:cdings
in that parish. •
Ye,terday_morning, as Mr. Walton, of Tafton-stre t,
Westminster, was driving a one horse ch.ise past SL
Giles's. Church, accompanied by his daughter, a fine
girl between eight and nine years cf age, the horse
stumbled, and the poor child was thrown w tit gnat
violence upon the edge r f the CUlb-vore, which fiat-
tured her skull, and she died in an hour after.
CaNntasuitv, JULY
.16 —This cii y, ahout one o'clock
yesterday, was viAted by a very powerful hail storm,
accompanied by Fai,l and thuirder, which lasted op.
wards of an hour. During the continuance of it, the
houses in North ;ate, in consequence of the g:a:irigs
becoming choked by rubbish, were inundated to a cc-a•
sidera- le depth, as were ma .y other parts cf the
suburbs. Great apprehensions are entert i ed for the
hay cr(ps in conseqoence.of tf.econtinued rain..

MARRIED.
On Thursday, the 17th inst. at Cheltenham, by the Rev. Fletcher
Fleming, of Itydal, Westmorland, Grace Trevor Charlotte
Hoscawen, the eldest daughter of the late William lloscasven. .1174 q.
to William Fleming, Esq. second son of the Rev. Joi' Healing, of
Ravrigg, Westmorland._
_ _

Wednesday, at St. George's, Hanover-square, the Right
Henry, Lord Teynliam, to Sarah, yohngest daughter of the 12te Sr
Anthony Brahmin, Bart. of Brahazon Park, in the county of Mayo.
The Rev. Richard Coke Wilmot' (* la:ely of Brasenno%e .lege
caford, and second .4,3 of Sir R. Wilmot, Bart. of Chad. e.Jen,
lierhyihire, to Ellen, second daughter of the Rev. K. E. Money,
Eq. of Mitch .
London, England, 1828-07-19

THE KING, &c.

WINDSOR' JULY 18.—The KING dined yesterday at
Virginia Water, with the Doke of CDIABERL A No. Prince
GEORGE. the LORD STEWARD, Colonel IHOkNTON, the
Rev. Mr. JELF, and his MAJESTY'S suite.• At seven
o'clock dinner was served under the marquees, having
been previously forwarded from the lt•oyal Lodge; arid
shortly before nine his MAJESTY and guests lett Vir-
ginia Water•
1 his afternoon the KING will again give a grapd
enteriainnient at his f.vourite retreat, of er taloa% a:1
excursion on the Lake.

At ten o'clock this morning Prince GEORGE of CUM-
BERLAND, accompanied by the Rev. Mr...bas. and Col
THORNTON, took an airing in the Great Park; the young
Prince drove his preceptor in a pony phaeton, Colonel
THORNTON maintaining his pristine character of an cx-
cr:l.•t,t equestrian, notwithstanding the unfortunate loss
of ',is arm. They proceeded down the Long-walk, Pal k-
street, and High-3treer,tn St.Georee's C.;apel, where his
Royal Highness alighted. Divine Service having con -
tnenced, the young Prince and his attendants were
ushered to the Queen's Closet, an apartment fitted up
fir their late Majesties at the eastern end of the choir.
Friday being a day appointed for the reading cf the
Litany. no anthem was sunkz, and shortly bettor t ie
conclusion of the service, Prince GEORGE lelt the Chapel
and returned to the Itos, al Lodge.
London, England, 1828-07-19

•
with the usual hospitality, and where neither the British
merchants, nor any other had ever been threatened
with danger. It is therefole evn!ent with what impu•
dente false acceunt r f the state rf our nation ere sent
to Eng:ai.d by half • doz n det,•table men—a/11,4v
whom is an I. sculapius—se. t hither by the Jacobin or
Radical Club at Loud 1/ : men paid to eo-op-rwe in
disorder, and to write the most absurd stores of the
situation rf our country—thus misleading many, who,
too believing such impostures, have fallen into
their snares.—Lisbon Gazelles to the 11111 July inclusive.
London, England, 1828-07-19

. .
• - • LINCOLNSHIRE.
VALUABLE and ExTgNsiVe.• EitEEHOLD ESTATES.
A DOMAIN
Of FOUR THOUSAND ACRES and Upwards,
Nearly in a Bing Fence,
Principal pan Tithe Er,e, with 'Manors or Lordships, Manotial
'foils of Nlaikets and Fairs, • •
..%IANSION HOUSE,
Stated in a Park finely Timbered;
A DVOWSON ;
Farms and Agricultural Buildings,
With highly productive Meadow, Pasture, Arable, and Wnod
Land, fine &ming Springs, issuing from a lied of ;
A Desiratile Property for Itesidence or Invesimeut.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By 111 r. ROBINS,
(Of Warwick House, Regent-street),
At Garraway's Ci.Le House, 'Change-alley, Combat,
On THURSDAY, the 7.1 st July, 1623, at Twelve o'Clock,
A VERY VALUABLE COMPACT :4iid t'nly
DOMAlN,Eligihle princip.il part TITHE FREE,
react for Residence or Inve.tment of Capital,
THE WELL ESTATE,
In the Comity of Lincoln,
Situate about a mile ifORI the M:4ltet. Town of Alford, nearsotbcr
_ _
London, England, 1828-05-14

COURT OF KING'S BENCH.Tans Mart
.•• . •
JUDGMRDiT..—LIIIEL .
THE KING v. COLONEL T. SRADLIY.
• 'This defendant, who Ma, convicted for writing and
publishir g c-rfain 'libels, defaming the character of
L•eutertant General Francis Fuller, a highly distill.
Puished Officir in his Majesty's army, was sentenced by
Mr. Justice BAYLST to tour mcipths confinement in the
*MarshAlsea prison, and to enter into sureties for three
years, Marcell-in ROI. and two sureties iw 1001. each.
In tire Coon rim morning, Mrs. Olivia Sevres, calling
herself Princess of Cumberland, was brought up and dis-
charged from the custody of the Marshal of the King's
Bench prison, whete shehad been confined for debt.
London, England, 1828-05-14

THE. ARMY.

Lord FriaSOT SOIIIiaSZT, all Military Secretary to General Lord
HILL, went through his List yesterday, at his Office in the Horse
Guards. A few Generals, and about forty other Officers, transacted
military business with his Lordship.
Detachments of Invalids belonging to the 7th, 18th, 88th, and
90th Regiments of Infantry. the Royal Artillery, and Royal Sap.
pyre and Miners, arrived on the 12th inst. oh board the Joseph
Green transport, at Chatham, from Corfu.
A Detachment of the 78th Regiment of Foot has received orders
to prepare for embarkation at Gravesend, on board the Amity.
for Ceylon.
The rtmaincier'of the 26th Regiment of Infantry' will embark on
the 18th inst. at Gravesend, on board the Asia and Marchionest of
Ely, for Madras.
The Yorkshire Hussars, under the command of the Right Hon'
Lord GRANTHAM, are ordered to assemble on the 34th inst. at York.
for the usual period of annual training and exercise.
Major WHICHOTZ, of the Enniskillen Dragoons, against whom,
with Captain PORTMAN, a verdict was obtained with 2501. damigea,
at the last York Assizes, for ducking a private soldier under his
command, when stationed at Sheffield Barracks, bas sold his com-
miseimi, and retired from the Se'tvice.
Ftucas AT HULL BA ItItACKIL —We sincerely regret to state, that
an unpleasant feeling has lately arisen between the populace in this
place and the military now stationed in our Garaison. In the course
of last week several scuffles took place in the streets, and on Sunday
afternoon an affray, which threatened serious consequences, com-
menced after the soldiers were disnaWsed front parade: The affray
yesterday was partially entered into by the Magistrates at the
Guildhall, and a further examination into the particulars will take
place on Thursday.--ifoll Mercury, May IS.
• Cornnuniesions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of
. Fife—James Alexander Lord Loughborough to be Deputy
'Lieutenant; Sir John Drummond Erskine. Bart. to be ditto;
.Lieuteand-General Sir Ronald Craufurd Ferguson, K.C. B. to'
be ditto; John Whvte Melville. Esq. to be ditto; James Stuart,
lisq. to be ditto; Walter Fergus, Esq. to be ditto.
Fifesbire Militia—The Right Honiurable the Karl of Rosalyn to
be Colonel, vice the Earl of Kcal', deceased; Roger Rolle,
Gent, to be Ensign, vice Fitzgerald. resigned.
London, England, 1828-05-14

ADMIRALTY OFFICE, May 10, lase.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that inforMation
has been received at this Office, from his Majesty's Consul.at,
Elsinore, that the following communication had been made on the
10th of last Month, by the Royal General Board of Customs at
Copenhagen, vii;.
' For the further guidance of Shipping through the Caner',
Use Board has this Spring placed a Sea mark sowewhat morn than
half a mile N. by E. per Compass, from the most Northerly of the
four Seamarks, which, according to Ordinance of 21st of fit 7
brstary, 1805, are kept on the East Coast of Lassoed
" This adjoined Sea-mark will, together with the other ones on
the Coast of Lessoe, and on Trindeln, until further Antic,, be kept
on the spots pointed out on the Charts of Cattegat per 7827, issued
by the Danish Sea Chart Archive.
" It stands on the North-East point of the Grounds,innning out
from the Syroddelthe most easterly raze of Lewoe), in ilWathoms
water. one Danish milt N.E. by Compass, from the Sonth-Bas:
terly Sea-Mark on the Trindeln.
" It consists of a pitched Beam, with a large Broom at the Top,
about fifteen feet above the surface of the Water."
' J. W. CROKER.
London, England, 1828-05-14

ADMIRALTY OFFFR. May 1t 1820.
NOTICE ISX4RtBiF 'GIVEN, that a SESSION
of OYES-snd TERMINER, and GAOL DELIVERY
forthliTrial of Offences committed on the High Seas,lhrititin the
Jurisdiction of the Admiralty of England, 'will be held at Justice
Hall, in the Old Bailey, London, on WEDNESDAY, thellth of
June nest, at Eight o'clock in the morning :
And all Sheriffs, Gaolers, and Keepers of Prisons, in whose
custody any Prisoners, charged with Offences committed orn the
High Seas, or within the said Jurisdiction, maybe, are hereby
required to transmit a copy of the Commitment of every such
Prisoner to Mr. CHAILLZI Joao, the Solicitor of the Admiralty, at
his Office, No. 10, Lancaster.place, Strand, London, in order that
the necessary measures may be taken, for removing all such Pri-
soners to his Majesty's Gaol of Newgate, for Trial, at the said in.
tended Session : and all Mayors, Justices, Cbroners, and other
Meer', before whom any Inquisitions, Informations, Examina-
tions, or Recognieances may have been taken, touching any such
Offences, are required to transmit the same forthwith, to Mr.
Tatum Summon, the Clerk of Arraigns to the High Court of
Admiralty of England, at his otice; at the Sessions House, In the
Old Bailey, London. J. W. CItOKER. '
London, England, 1828-07-26

partners as •.iluable securities, and afterwards, when he
had no joint interest with them, endeavouring to make
out that they were mere waste paper.
The Ju►y retired for about halt an hour, and then
found for the plaintiff—Damages, 8 3601. being the
amount of the bills, together with the interest which had
arisen upon them.
NORTHERN CIRCUIT.—YORK, Jutx 24.
CIVIL SlDE.—Pefore Mr. Justice BAVLY.
London, England, 1828-07-26

BRIG:170N, Jtair 23.

Ye terday the Dtike.ef Ucvamial P ha.l the hnnotit
with li. Dar of CANIIIIIIDUR at cur Pavilion ; hit Grace
left abortiy after ten o'clock. tlis Royal llightess ciottiourt to
pram elcellem health and virus.
The Aides d. Camp of the Hoke of Cvmaatusa. Count KIEL.
avroca and Major Joan, who accompanied hip Royal Highness
to nrightora, reside at thr Pavilion with the Royal Duke. The
whole of the Royal party have apartments in the Pavilion this
time, tumid of living. u •has been generally the canto Milner
visits, in one of the buses. within the palace grounds.
TORQUAY, JuLe 22.
THE LORD HIGH ADMIRAL
Yesterday his Royal Highness the Dukeof CLAMtioe
arrived in this Bat, and landed aeßrizham, on which
occasion an Address was presented to his Royal High.
ness by the inhabitant., it being his first visit since his'
Appointment to the office cf Lord High Admiral.
Having visited the Goveinment works, his Royal High.
ness sailed round the Bay in the Lighthing steam
packet. Atzended by the Comet, and a number of cutters.
yachts, Bte. in one of the hitter uas the Torquay band,
playing the national airs of GOD rave the King and link
Britannia. The tout cmsentide presented one of the most
billtimit and animating scenes ever wimessed in this
Bay. The box, in which the above Address vr:s en
closed, wiA formed of heart of oak, the piece of timber
from which it was taken being at least 800 years old,
having formed part, and that, from its situation an oti-
ginal one, of the late Tomes-. Bridge. The btu was
lined. wits the fil,e,t velvet, and tie portion of stone in-
serted in it had the folio% i g inscription etivaven:
•"111s.portioit 4. the stone on which King William the Third
first placed his fool whets he landed in these realm. at Brillbam,
Novembet b, 168*. is humbly.preun rd by.the inhabitants thereof
to his Royal Highness the Lord High AJoiir:lof the United King.
dui, in commestoruion of bra vittli to Torquay, 21st
London, England, 1828-07-26

FROM THE LONDON GAZE ITE, JULY 25.

At the Court at Windsor, the 23d day of July, 18'29—Present,
the Kribaj'sk Most Excellent Majesty in Council
This day the •e t Honourable Robert Adair was, by command
of his Majesty, eiirn of his Majesty's Most Honourable Privy
Council, an ux d his place at the. Board accordingly.
CROWN OFFICE, JULY 25.
Member returned to serve in this present Parliament.
Borough of Blechlngly—William Ewan, of the hlidddle Temple,
London, Esq. in the room of the Right Honourable William
Lamb, who has accepted the Chiltern Hundreds.
BANKRUPTCIES SUPERSEDED.
Matthew Wood M'Laughlan, Manchester, publican.
Joseph Hobbs, Gloucester, corn-dealcr.
Thomas Pike, Paddington-street, stone-mason.
BANKRUPTS.
Robert Edgar, Hart-street, Crotched-friars, and Cemmerial sale-
rooms, Mincing-lane, wine-merchant, to surrender. August 5. 8,
and September 5, at ten, at the Court of Commissioners of Bank-
rupts, assingball-street. Attornies, Messrs. Osbableston and Ce.
London-street, Fencherch-street.
John Briggs, Tintern Abbey, Monmouthshire, iron-master and
wire-manufacturer, August 15,16, and September 5, at twelve,
at the Rummer Tavern, Bristol. Anomie', Mr. James Evans,
Chepstow ; Messrs. MsDonnell and Co. Risk ; or Mr. Thomas
White, Lincoln's Inn.
Thomas Clark, Calthwalte, Cumberland, eattle•deiler, August 4,
5, and September 5, at eleven, at the George Inn, Penrith. At-
'. tornies Messrs. Mounsey and Co. Staple Inn; or Mr. Maas
Nerdy:mg near Pearlth.
London, England, 1828-07-26

HATTON GARDEN.

Derma:— William Titoism, alias William Acres, and Thomas
Norris, two well known characters, were yesterday brought up for
re-examination under the following circumstances:—lt appeared
that on Thursday week the prosecutriz, Margaret Berry, a simple
country girl, at rived in town, and was proceeding down Holborn
in search of a place, when the prisoner Norris stooped down and
picked up something, which turned out to be a handsome looking
curb chain, two seals, and a key. The other prisoner immediately
came up, and representing himself as clerk to a jeweller in the City,
said that the chain and seals were gold, and worth at least 51. and
told the girl that as the boy Norris wanted to get rid of them, she
would do well to give hint her bundle which she had with her for
thew. Site gave hint the bundle, containing all she possessed in
the world, amounting in value to ef. lOs. lie appointed to meet
to sell the chain the next day ; but after she had waited for him
at the appointed piece some hours, she took the chain and seals into
a pawnbroker's, where she was told they were not worth a shilling.
She met the prisoners in Holborn on Wednesday, and gave them
into custody. Mr. Sergeant Samos fully committed both the pri-
sutlers fur trial.
C,nswo —Patrick Flanagan and Was. Reynolds, were yesterday
placed at the bar, charged with uttering base coin, under she fol
lowing circumstances—lt appeared that a few days since the pri.
inner, Reynolds, went into Clarke's t►e tobacconist, in St. John.
stteet,Wilniington-square, and asked for a pennyworth of toisaccr,
and gave a shilling. immediately on his quitting the shop, two
persons inquired if the prosecutor was sure that the shilling WSi
a good one, and on examining it, they found it was a counterfeit.
They went out, and saw Itrynolda join Flanagan ; they immediately
went up to them, when Flanagan ran away; he was pursued and
Rung a bag away whilst runuingi which, on being examined, con-
tained eight counterfeit shillings. On the prisoners being brought
to this Otfice, they were searched, and the change of the bad shilling
was found upon Reynolds, but nothing upon the other prisoner.
They were both fully committed.
London, England, 1828-07-26

NAVAL IN rELLIG ENCE.

Maas Antalya', Tuts Day.—Dublin 1, —Waterford Ism.o4ternsey
and Jersey I—Hamburgh I—Lisbon 1.
Diet., ince 25.—Wind W.S. W.—Arrived the Rebecca, SMITH,
from Quebec; Indian Cbief, Wita.laws, from Virginia ; Agenoria,
Roazassos, from Campeachy ; and Burleigh. CnaticaLioa, from
Quebec. Arrived front London the Bee's-Wing, SMITH, for Oporto.
PORTSMOUTH, JULY ls.—Wind W.S. W.—Arrived the Britomart,
Butts, from Corfu—tailed 19th March, from Malta sth June, and
from Gibraltar 22th ; also arrived the Duke of York steamer—
sailed from Gibraltar on the 3d instant, from Cadiz on the Sth,
and Lisbon ent the 9th, and last from Bourdeauz. Passed the Eli-
zabeth, BueLzY, from St. Thomas's. Sailed his Majesty's ship
Alligator, for Plynkouth.
FhLMOUTiI. JULY 246—Wind S.S.R. to S.W.—Arrived his Ma-
jesty's carter Bramble--sailed from Lishoe on the 15th instant,
front Opfer° on the frith, and from Vigo on the 20th. The Lisbon
packets will tin longer touch at Vigo, hut resume their until course.
Arrived from London the Fame. STItANOiIt, for Santa Martha.
Sailt'd the Swath," packet, for Rio Janeiro and Buenos Ayres.,
MiLtoats, Jutif 15.—Arrived the Richardson, ltuasst.i, and the
Russell, WHITWAy, trom Quebec.
Lit unroof., -Th.v 24.—Arrived the Jahilee, Onanoncz, from
Charleston ; George, Carom, from Ditamichi; Willtatsr Mabb.
—, from Trinidad ; Lady Douglas, Nomizr. from New Orleans.
GILEINUCIL, Juvr 23.—Arrived the Constitation, Divas. from
Trinidad; Climb. Nlis.Laa. and Favourite, Ati.vs, from Quebec.
VTatzaroati, JILT 23 —Arrived the :Tottenham, SPINCIS, front
Quebec ; and Thetis, —, born Abramichi.
Sinn n•, JULY 44.—Arrived the Dtlrymple. Dawsmr. from 311-
ramichi ; Milton, Itsvat.r, from St. John's, New Brunswick; and
Polly, NUTT, Irons

PLYMOUTH REGATTA.
London, England, 1828-07-26

BRITON FF.RRY, NEAR SWANSEA.

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Shipping Wharfs to be divided and let in separate Wharfs of One
Hundred, One Hundred and Fifty, ot Two Modred Yards Front-
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..160 the ESKIN COLLIERY, Way Leave and Shipping
Wharf in thr limy below the Church.

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for Particulars apply to Aleei.rs. Tennant, Harrison. and Tennant,
Gray's Inn; or A. Murray, Surveyor, Land Agent, and Auc-
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Dire() Sherry . . . 22 6
Difro Cape . . . 14 0
Do. Strong Gist (per gal) 6 9
Ditto Strong Hum •10 9
9id French, litandt 24 9
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. ,
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AVENUE ROAD, North Side of FLIGENTS PARK,
Contiguous to the Entrance thereof, over 11Iacclesfield Bridge.
FOURTEEN ELIGIBLE DWELLING HOUSES,
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TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Mr. ROBINS,
(Of Warwick House, Regent-street)
At Garraway's Coffeehouse, 'Change.alley, Cornhill,
Oa Tambov, the 14th of August. 1828, at Twelve o'Clock,
IN FOURTEEN LOTS.
VALUABLE LEASEHOLD ESTATES,
Hold under his Grace the Duke of POSTLAND for a long
Term of Years, at a low Ground Rent.
FOURTEEN ELIGIBLE DWELLING HOUSES,
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Planned Two Stogies high; the principal ones containing,
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London, England, 1828-07-26

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Between LY MI NGTON and CH RISTCHURCH.•
TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,
By Mr. ROBINS,
(Of Warwick House. Regent•street)
AVALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE,
11 comprising
A much admired and elegant VILLA RESIDENCE, '
Most beautifully placed on a fine Picturesque Lawn, embracing
Boundless Views of the Ocean,
The Isle of Wight, a great extent of country, with a richly di-
versified scenery, and opposite the Needles. The Residence is
Planned for the Accommodation of
A FAMILY OF THE FIRST CONSEQUENCE.
Fitted up and Furnished in a handsome and elegant Style, and fit
for immediate reception. Spacious and roomy Offices of all de-
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Grounds are laid out with great taste ; capital Kitchen Garden,
Walled. and Plaited with the choicest Fruit Trees; Ice House,
Hot and Green Houses, Graperies, Peacheries, and Melon Pit,
erected on the most approved Plan, and heated by Steam; Farm
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SUNDRY COTTAGES,
And Enclosures of rich Meadow, Pasture, and Arable Land;
ADMIT
ONE HUNDRED AND SIXTY ACRES,
In excellent Condition.
With very extensive Forest Rights.
The whole or part may be had with the Residence, at the option
of the Purchaser.
To be viewed by Tickets only, whkh, with Particulars, may be
had of Mr. Robins, No. 170, Regent-street.
London, England, 1828-07-26

POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

_,.0...-

MANSION-MOUSE-
Yesterday a case came on, which was followed up by a charge
of a capital nature.
A poor coantryman, ha.inghroken one of the hands of his watch,
applied to the defendant, who described himself as a watchmaker,
to mend it. The defendant promised to do so without delay, but
the moment the man turned his back, off ran the defendant to a
pawnbroker's, and pledged the watch for a pound. The complainant.
in vain, applied for his watch. At last he discovered that it was
pawned, and applied at the Mansion House, where be soon obtained
a warrant for the apprehension of the offender.
The defendant readily admitted the misdemeanour, but begged
to be allowed to settle the matter, which he said be knew he could

do to the satisfaction of the count; yawn.
The Limo Macon said he could nut consent to receive less than
ZOs. he knew that it was a common practice to detain watches
which were sent fur repair, and pledge them. If the defendant did
not at once pay down the money required he must go to prison, to
hard Labour.
Mr. Hatton, the watch maker, .aid. be had a serious accusation

to make against the defendant. He ( Hatton) had been robbed.
on Sunday, the 20th instant, of property to a very large amount,
and it was evident from the circumstances, that one of the thieves
must have been well acquainted with the premises from which the
goods were stolen. A great deal of this property had been depo-
sited in a sideboard-drawer. Now it happened that thi. drawer
was broken open, and that not one of the drawers in which no
valuables was kept was touched. The defendant had lived off and
on with the witness about two year., and he had opportunities of
observing where the goods were deposited.
The defendant was remanded until a future day.

BO WeST II EET.
A young Gentleman wat charged with having ducked a boy,
named Hughes, in the Thames, near Hammersmith Bridge. It
appeared that the defendant kept a boat, and that the complainant
had been in the habit of taking it away, to amuse himself. On
Wednesday the defendant saw the complainant rowing it about 2.0
yards from the bank of the river, and followed him in another boat.
As soon as he overtook hint he threw hint overboard, and dragged
hint through the water to the shore. Such was the effect of the
ducking, that the boy, on reaching home, was obliged to have me-

•dical assistance.
The defendant regretted that he had taken the law into his
own hands.
Mr. HALLS—Yes; and had the boy been drowned, ion would
have bad still more to regret.
The defendant urged that he was irritated at having his boat
taken away by the complainant, whom he accused of sundry aggres-
sions against the laws of honesty.
Mr. HALLS obset vtd, that nothing could justify his taking the
law into his own hands, and Quieted him to find bail.
London, England, 1828-07-26

THE ARMY.

The nth Regiment, or Roy Irishteem. arrived yesterday
from Chatham, .ind are quartered to Lambeth. and the vicinage.
from whence they match on 'Tuesday next for Liverpool, on their
mote to 1)ohlin.
. _ .

The 99.4 Highlander, have received order, to proceed from
Glasgow to Waterford, a. replace the 65th R•gimrnt of Infantry,
which it ordered to th• West Indies. _ _

The itith Reyal Hussars agent'', nownting guard at the Pavilion,
Brighton, in the room of the 52d, salaich Regiment marched on
Thur.day for Portsmouth. The 52d will be succeeded by the
Foot Guards.
Detachments of the 18th, 29tb, and 96th legiment• of Foot,
marched this morning from London, Au. Portstrouth, on route to
Devonport.
Tuesday evening about twenty veteran. of the 4th Regiment of
Foot were shipped at Leith, on bo.ird the smack Sir Walter Scutt,
for London, en their way to Head quartets, to receive their
discharges.
London, England, 1828-07-26

P 4 nli RO V. MON Ro.

This was also an Appeal fom a decision of the Court
of Ses..ion in Scoland respecting the validity of a deed
of entail.—The Loan CHANCELLOR said he had read all
the papers in the case, attentively considered the argu-
ments of Counsel, and read sorer several times with
great accuracy and minuteness the instrument in ques-
lion ; and without troubling their Lordships with details
on a subject which could not be wi-11 understood with.
out having the instrument betore them, he should move
that the judgment of the Court below be confirmed.—
Appeal dismissed.
London, England, 1828-07-21

THE KING, &c.

WINDSOR, JUL? 20.--Iti; forenoon his MASESIT,
aeeompanied by the Duke of CVMSRRLAND and his
nephew, Prince Geostue, attended Divine Service,which
' was performed by the Rev. Mr. SEYMOU R, at the private
Chapel. The very
unfavourable state of the weather
prevented his MAJtsTY and visitors from enjnyiss
their usual drive this afternoon.

Yesterday their Royal the Duke of CAB.
BRIDGE and the Duchess of GLOUCESTER paid a morn.
ing visit to his MAJESTY, at the Royal Lodge; the
Royal relatives remained for some time in company
with the KING, and after partaking of refreshments they
left the Royal Lodge for his MAJESTY'S Pavilion at
Brighton.

Yesterday, at half past two o'clock, his Mann,
left the Royal Lodge, accompanied by the Duke tE
CUMBERLAND, for Virginia Water. His MAJESTY wag
followed by another phaeton, cc hich was driven by
Prince GEORGE, accompanied by his private tutor;
other phaetons were in attendance, conveying his M.
JESTY's Su te. The Royal Pirty on their arrival at the
lake embarked on board the Royal yacht. At feu+
o'clock his MAJESTY'S private Band were in attendance,
and continued playing during the remainder of the
aquatic excursion. His MAJESTY and visitors diem.
barked about seven o'clock, and dined under the mar-
quee on the margin of the lake. After dinner the pri.
vateßand re-commenced their performances, arid play
the Coronatiox Anthem; with a variety of select pieces,
until nearly ten o'clock, when the Royal Party re.
turned to the Lodge.
Yesterday morning Prince GEORGE, accompanied by
his tutor and Sir A. BARNARD, drove into Windsor in one of tit
Majesty's phaetons.
The Princess AUGUSTA, this morning, Beard Divine
Service performed at the Parish Church, accompanied by tier Lady
in Waiting. Yesterday the Princess took an airing in Ilia spas
carriage.
The bells of the Parish Church and St. George's
Chapel were ringing the whole of yesterday, in honour of his Mls.
JISIT's Coronation.
London, England, 1828-07-21

SONNET TO SCOTLAND.

By THOMAS PRTNOLE, ESQ.

MT country! when I think of all I've lost
In leaving thee, ro seek a foreign home,
I find more cause, the farther that I roam,
To mourn the hour I left thy favour'd coast;
For each high privilege which is the boast
And birth-right of thy sons by Patriots gain J,
Dishonour'd dies, where right and truth are chaired,
And caitiffs rule—by sordid lusts engrosi'd :
I may, perhaps, (each generous purpose crosed)
Forget the higher aims for which rye strain's!,
Calmly resign the hopes I pried the most,
And learn cold cautions I have long distlain'4
But my heart must be calmer—colder yet—
Ere Scotlarad and fair Freedom I forget!
London, England, 1828-07-21

rpo LADIES and GENTLEMEN R„,,iintz, Driving.
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Aquatic F.xcursions' the following Genuine Articles are indis-
pensable for personal comfort and attraction.
ROWLAND'S KALYDOR,
For the Complexion.
An inestimable, mild, and innocent production, powerfully effica-
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the Heat of Summer, affords Soothing Relief in cases of Sim
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To Gentlemen after Sh..ving and Travelling in Sun and Dust, it
allays the irritating and smarting pain, and renders the Skin smooth
and pleasant. 1-rice 4.. 64. and to. 64. per bottle. Duty included.
To preserve and beautUy the Human Hair, during Travelling,
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latest period of Lite, is particularly recommended
fIOi%L.AND'S MACASSAR OIL,
The first production of the Ages and the Original sad Gauls.
A veget Ade Production, possessing wonderful salubrious proper-
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hill; Stradling, Kxchange-gate • Nix, triniting the Royal Exchange;
Sanger, 150, Oxford-street ; Curer, 330, and Prout,226, Strand ;
Newbery and Suns, 43, and Edwards,67, St. Paul'. Churchyard;
Johnstone, 66, and Taite, 41, Cosnirill; and by all Perfumers and
Medicine Venders.
London, England, 1828-07-21

SCULLER'S WAGER FOR TWENTY GUINEAS.

Friday evening, about five o'clock, Mr. Duke, of the Treasury,
and Mr. Spears, both admirable amateurs, started from Vauxhall
Bridge. to row to Putney Bridge, for a wager of 20 guineas. Mr.
Duke rowed in Messrs. Searie's fine wager beat, the Shark, and
Mr. Spews in an excellent boat of his own, and after a nicht scion•
tific contest, the match war} decided in favour of Mr. Duke by
some distance.
London, England, 1828-07-21

ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE.

HERTFORD, Jur.v 17.
John Rose was indicted for having robbed a waggon
at Cheshunr, of linen-drapery and other articles, value
fifty pounds. the property of William► Weston, of Bun-
tingford, and George Smith, a carman, svAs indicted for
having feloniously received the same.
The prisoners were found Guilty. Rose was sentenced
to seven, and Smith to fourteen years' transportation.

OXFORD CIRCUIT.—OXFORD, Jute 18.
William Eales, John Perkins, Arthur Redmond, John
Wharton, and William Thompson, pleaded guilty to an
indictment charging them with having riotously and
tumultuously assembled on the 3d of July last, with
intent to commit a breach of the peace (nam, ly, to get
up a .mill) in the neighbcurhood of Oxford. They wi-re
bound over in their own recognizance., for 201. to keep
the peace, and to appear to receive judgment when
tailed upon. They also promised to sign an apology to
the Nlagistratcs. for the attempt of which they had been
found Guilty.
The Assizes terminated this evening, and, contrary to
all the expectations which bad been formed from the
calendar, there was not a single trial worthy of the
slightest notice.