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London, England, 1829-03-09

LEAKE'S GENUINE PILLS, justly famous lot
curing. in all its stages, the VENEREAL 018EASF/
One small Pill is x dose, and the taking ut one Dos, in a recent
Case, will soon convince the patient of the certainty of his speed)
[winery. Nothing can be better connived, more safe, or niers
convenient than this Remedy, for such as are obliged to go jogruiei
br to sea, as it needs nn confinement or restraint of Diet; $111;
Shay years experience (in an extensive practiet) has proveil that it
will edect a Cure when repeated Salivation and all other method-
ithad nothing. For the Scurvy and other L'hroincal Disorders,
the Nledieint has nut its parallel. Upwards of 40,000 persons
of both -ries have been radically cured at the above cruel disor
dere, Within the last eight years. Prepared and suid by the sok
proprietors, sr. TAY' Lt/11. and SON, klenthers of the Royal Col
lege oi Stagettats, at then Rouse, N. 9, Nen Bridge-street,
woe, ut tatty gs. 9ti. cacti, duty include-el.—N.ll. Two bad.
sliairs, uid L.ghts in the Passages at 1113i1t.-•••Thuy are also solo
by their • arpoititniciit, with copious directions, at the Toy-shops
6 (sr st ton-st reef SuhU, and 1113. (hford-street ; Mr. Oisborough%
hsliottees-kilt, neat iy ',pieta* the Monument ; )le.-es. Outlet
Priines-siseei, nschvine street, Dublin; and b
eta. prison qt tv..ri cut i lerghlc Town an lireat Britain ir
Ireland ; og,at the same time; that "T. T.ylor, N.
11"11k-allvet,- is upon the Government Stamp.
London, England, 1829-03-09

FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE.

ARRIVALS.

The Marquis and Marchioness of Sligo in !Mansfield-street;
Viscountess Sidmnuth and Miss Addington in Hill street ; Dowager
Countess of St. Germans in the Palk Crescent; Lady Charles
Rowley in Bolton-row; Lady Elizabeth Palk and Miss Palk in
Bruton-street; Hon Mrs. Levesun Gower in Queen Anne-street
West; Sir Thomas and Lady Fremantle in Bolton-street; Lady
Dane and the Han. Miss Brande in Chesterfield street ; Lady and
Miss Anstruther in Grosvenor-place; Mr. and Mrs. Alfrey in
Grosvenor-place; Captain Godfrey Allen, in Pall-mall, from
Malta; raptaiu and Mrs. Armstrong, in North Audley-streer,
from Bath ; Captain and Mrs. Ashton. in Hertford street, from
York; Mr. Mrs. and Miss Balfour in Berkeley-square; llr. Mrs.
and Miss Barbour in Devonsbireplatei Airr. Gotham in Harker
street; Mrs. and Miss Badhans in Park-street; Mrs. and Miss
Banks in Gloucester-place • Major Barclay, in Waterloo-place,
from Paris; Captain and dn. Barker, in the Regent-street, worn
Rochester ; Major Barrow, in Sc. James's place, from the to at
Islands • Mr. and Mrs. Barry in Albemarle street, from Dublin ;
Mr. Frederick Calvert in Portland-place; Mr. Edward Cole in
St. James's-street; Lady and Miss Cornewall in Park street; Mr.
and Mrs. William Curiae hi Mansfield street ; Mr. Cavendish tu
Belgrave-square ; the Marchioness of Clanricarde in St. James's-
square; Captain Chad in Dover-street ; Mrs. Curiae in Welheck-
siren ; Major and Mrs. Can in Park.pl•ve, from Vienna; 'Mrs.
and bliss Carlon in Brook-street, from Rome; Cquain Church in
Pall-mall from Malta; Mrs. and bliss Chippendale in Park melt,
from Bath; Lieut.-I'olonel Davis in 11111-street ; Captain Dean is
Hertford-street, from the Hague ; \lr. J. C. Duncombe in Queen-
street, May-fair; Captain Delamere in Sc. James's street, from
Lisbon • Major Denton in Pall-mall, from Paris; Captain and
Mrs. Edmunds in Park place, from Paris; Major Elliot in Pall
Mall, from Paris ; Mrs. E. Clarke in Upper Brook street ; Capt
Wilbraham Ellis in Waterloo place, frown Florence: %%Kowa
Flavigny in Portland place.
London, England, 1829-03-09

THE PHILOSOPHICAL MAGAZINE and AN-
NALS of PHILOSOPHY.
By RICHARD TA YLOR,F S.A. F.L S. Sm. and RICHARD

l'rl I 1.1.1 PS, F.R S. F.L.S. ikc. Price
The objects of the Magazine and the Annals of
Philosophy being similar, the PAitors the more efficiently to serve
the cause of Science by combining their labours, lure cumnsenced
A New Amn UM= Simms.

Convsiers'of N.. 27: AL M. Oeynhatisen and Drawn on the
Junction co Granite and Kilian in Cornwall—Mr. Emmett on an
Electrical Phenomenon—Sfr. Pattiton on the influence a Steam
and time on Galena—Mr. Nixon on Spirit Levels— Mr. Vernod
on Scarbruite, a new Mineral—On Nicollet's Memoir on a new
Calculation of the Latitudes of Mont doily and of Barcelona—
Mr. Children on the genera of Lepidoptera— Mr. Corliaux on the
Laws of Mortality—Mr. Ivory's Arguments to prove that the
Earth is a solid of Revolution—Mr. R. Phillips on a new Oxide
of Manganese— Dr. Thom.qn in reply to lleulelius, &c. &c.—
Proceedings of learned Societies—Scientific Intelligence, dtc.
London, England, 1829-03-09

BOARD OF EXCISE, MAaca 7.

John Evans was charged with making snap without
entering the came at the Excise Office. On the 17th
of October, the officers found in the cellar of the de-
fendant's house, 5, Axe place, Hackney, an assortment
of implemen:s necessary for making soap, and it ap-
peared that a large quantity of soap bad been carried
away before they arrived, as they found no person then
in the house, but about three-quarters of an hour pre-
vious, two nien had been seen to leave the house laden
with two large bags, containing what was supposed to
be soap. The defendant had absconded.
The Comte condemned the articles seized, and fined
the defendant 501

Mr. Mitchel Roberti, a tea dealer, living in East-
cheap, appeared to answer a charge of !Living received
16 b. of tea without a permit.

It appeared that the defendant had occasion to send
•to Mr. Bennett, a neighbouring tea dealer, to borrow
161 b. of tea, until he received a chest, which he had
purchased, when he would return it ; Mr. Bennett sent
him the tea without a permit, just as an officer hap-
pened to be in the shop, and he se zed it.
The Cover said he had nn right to receive tea, al-
though it was merely burro.% ed, without a permit, and
ordered it to be condemned.
London, England, 1829-03-09

QU RS N-SQU A RIR.

Saturday no fewer than thirteen informations stalest Mrs. Mary
Horne, widow of the late Mr. Home, stage-coach proprietor, Wd
by Byets. came on for hearing. la the first case called on the in-
formation stared, that the nausea on a lUverpool nase-soach, No.
5,763, 'were Mary Horn* and Banholomew BrotNertun. whireas
the coach was licensed in the name of William Horne and Bartho-
lomew Brodlertern.

bk. Hendrick. the solidtor who attended fir Mrs. Hamm, con.
tended that no offence wad committed. The license was taken our
on the Ist of August, since when lir. Horne diction& hies. think
had put her own tame en the coact for die information of di.
public, but she was net bound to change the name in the kceuse di.
the time of taking out the 'weal license in Alava gem.
The Magistrates after looking into thy different Acts of Parlia-
ment, concurred in this view of the cite, and quashed the tutor
mition.—nte other t*elvelieing all I'4 similar dreoccs, alleged to
be eomenittedhy Changing the named" so mane difkrent machos,'
were all dismissed, and the informer left the office 51. lti.. 64. '
of pocket for fees paid in trying the espetinunt.
London, England, 1829-03-09

VICTUALLING OFFICE, M.rck 6, 1629.
THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING
IMe Abuzerr's te. do hereby give Notice,

That cm Panay, the 13th Instant, they will be ready to receive
Tender, in writing (sealed up), and treat for
One Hundred and Fifty Thousand Gallons of RUM,
Twenty Toss of RAISINS, or
Ten Tons of CURRANTS,
Six Hundred Quavers of New PEAS,
Twenty Tons of New OATMEAL, sad
Fifty Toes of COCOA.
To be delivered into his Majesty's Victualling Stereo, at D,lpt-
lard, in the month of Aril nest.
Simples of the Raisins, Currants, and Cocoa, of deer pounds
each ; and also samples of the Peas and Oatmeal, must be produced
by the Party tendering.
The Conditions of the Contracts may be seen at this Office.

Rub Tender must specify the price in worth at length, and be
delivered before One o'Clock on the Day appointed; ends the
Person who makes the Tender, or some Pers .n on 64 behalf,
lowa ettend to answer when called for.
M. WALLER CLIFTON.
London, England, 1829-03-09

EVBIL ANXIOUS TO PREVENT IMPOSITION,
DAY and MARTIN respectfully inform the Public
they have, after much labour and at a very considersbte ex.
pence, brought to perfection a Label of suits sinplar constructiun
and eatreme difil.niky of execution, that they trust "AU vffectuidly
prevent the mast), Fraud that are daily practised en the Public.—
An attention to the following description of the Label will ensure
the 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 whirr letters edged with pink anJ
black, end placed on a white ground, the address,
97, HIGH•HOLSORN,
es also white letters edged with pink and black, but placed on the
Ise, pattern, the signature and price V foot are black ua a whits
ground, the preamble and directions for use are printed as hefcre
black letters on white ground.-97, High-Holborn, Sept. 1823.
London, England, 1829-03-09

12031 iIIIDAV NIGHT'S GAZIITTS.
DIVIDENDS.
March 31,5. Rohde, Mansell street, Goodman's fields, dealer in
sail cloth, at one, at the Court of Commissitmers—April 3. J.
hickory's), Nuneatoo,Warwickshire, ribbon • ,at nne, at she
Globe Inn, Warwick—April 2, T. Hoyle, Rossemlale, Lancashire,
woollen manufacturer, at one, at the Thorn Inn, Burnley, Lanca.
shire—April 2. W. Tickle and W. Roberts, Burnley. Lancashire,
cotton spinners, at one, at the Thorn Inn, Burnley—March 2s,
R. Speudelow, Drayton-wit-lairs, Shropshire, ironmonger, at
eleven, at the Phenix Inn, Drayton-in-Dales March 27, J.
Newman. Upper East Smithfield, slop seller, at one, at the Court
of Commissioners—March 27, W. Lea and J. F. Lea, Paternoster-
sow, ribban manufacturers, at our. at the Court of ommissioners
—.Much 17, W, Bayley. Macclesfield, silk tbrowster, at eleven,
at the Court of Commitokokoro--. April 3, J. A. Hawker, Bar.
mingliam, at one, at the Itoysl Hotel, lis -mini:ham— March 27,
H. Meeski, St. James's square, tailor, at twelve, at the Court of
Commissioners—March 27. T. Nash, Ipswich, currier, at ten at
tho Court of Commissioners—March 20. G. &argils, Eaton,
lissekinghanishire currier, at the Court of Cumnlissioners—March
2.), J. Osborne, erigh, Ewa, mariner, at twelve, at the Court of
Commissioners.

CERTIFICATES, Mama 27.
J. Woodd, Manchester, wholesale hardware dealer—E. Free
max. Cheltenham, lodzios house keeper—S. South, Ilorocastle.
LimoMalik*, brick maker—T. Raiford, Coventry, cabinet maker:

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PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.
T. Mann and R. Talley, City-road, yeast merchants--.H. Jes-
sopp and H. Jordan, Lincoln's attornies—S. Biggs and
L. J. Levy, milliners-1. Milroy and J. Milroy, Barnstaple,
Devonshire, tea dealers—T. Throne and T. FriguaU, Arnold,
Aottinghalaebire, frame smitbs—.l. Haider and C. Smith, Cram
bourn-street, Leicesta.nelds, mercers—S. Samson and L. Samson,
Bartholomew-lane—J. Schroder and G. Scroder, Princes-place
Si. George'. East, my: rebuers—.B. Oliver and A. S. Syer, Sud-
bury, Suffolk, grocers—AL Robinson and J. P. Robinson, Great
Mary-la.bonne-street, boot manufacturers...j. %and and E. P.
Westley, Cheltenham, attursira—R. W. Hawke. and A. Hawke.,
;lass manufacturers--.T. Tower and R. Turner, Stone, &afford
hire, bakers.

GENERAL AVERAGE PRICE OF BRITISH CORN,
(VI!11Gli OOVIUUIII 1.111,,,1241.11014).
For the Week ended Feb. 27, made up from the Returns of the
Inspectors in ths 814cm:it Cities and Towns in England and Wales
Imperial General Weekly Average.
Wheat 611. 114.1 Oats Ms. 104. I Beans SO,- lid.
Barley 32% 14. I Rye 38a. thl. I Peas 365. 041..
Aurigae Average at the *s Weeks which governs Duty.
Wheat 75t. 24. I Oats 235. 14. Beans 355. 74.
Iheiry 34*. sd. I Rye 40*. 84. I Peas 34*. fd.
PRICK OF SUGAR.
The Average Price of &Wl* Of 111:111COVA DO 800 A 111. 00.01“06e
ram the Regions made in the Week ending the 3d day of )Jarcb
R29,1* 30s. B,d. per cwt. exclusive of the Duties of Customs pair
r payable thereon on the impartation theteuf into Great Britain
London, England, 1829-03-09

THE KING &e.

WINDSOR, MARCH B.—This forenoon his MAJESTY
sccompanieJ by his Royal Highness the Dake of Cuss-
BERLAND, with the Suite and Household, attended
Divine Service, which was pettormed by the Rev. rem
Dr. &osmium, in the Base Apartments of the CAW,.
Yesterday morning his Royal Highness Is e Duke t
CUMBERLAND arrived at the Castle on a si•ot to his
MAJESTY. The Royal Duke will leave the Castle this
afternoon. and dine with the Mike of CLARENCS at
Wish, Park, on his return to London.
Last evening his MAJESTY entertained the Duke or
CUMBERLAND, the L RD STEWARD, Lord STKATII•
AVINg Si. F. WATSON, Dr. BLOMBRRO. dm at drone .
The Palmate Band occupied the New Music Ito. m. and
played to his MAJESTY and Gi.e is from halt atter lane
o'clock until eleven, when his MAJESTY recited.
It is rumoured that the Kum is indisposed. We are
happy to he able to assure the public that the report
unfounded, and that his MAJESTY is daily espected to
resume his airings in the Great Park.
London, England, 1829-03-09

TAR ORATORIO.

- - - -
MlMUL's.Oratorio of Joseph and his Brothers was per.
formed on Friday night. It is a composition of great merit. At the
end of the first act Madame Amnia performed Bocirsa's Military
Concerto on the harp, and displayed great execution. Madame
STOCKHAUSEN sang " Cogspir" beautifully ; she was admirably
accompanied on the violin by WEICHSIL Haaasia Aci et GalaSes
followed, in which all the singers netted themselves succesdully.
In consequence of the indisposition of Mrs. KNYTETT, Miss Cawsa,
undertook, at a short notice, the music allotted to her, and acquit-
ted herself extremely well. Miss Lova sang • Alice Grey" de-
lightfully,.and Baonares Spanish Song of Liberty with Ms accus-
tomed eirrrgy and matchless power. Miss Gowan*, although an
old stager, was very much alarmed when' she commenced, •' See
how thy iocks;" but she sang the air extremely well.
SURREY THEATRE. . _

The Performers of this Theatre, on the suggestion of
Mr. Butwirr, the Composer, having determiner to
present the vet:ran ELLISTOII with a Silver Cup and
Cover, in token of their admiration of his management,
especially as regarded his resistance of the system of
shilling orders, the same was carried into effect on Sa-
turday evening, after the performances with all due
ceremony, and in the presence of a large number of
friends, Mr. RAYNXI actin as orator. After the pre-
sentation Mr. ELLtifoir returned thanks in a neat
speech. The Cep was then handed round to the visitors,
who vied with each other in eagesaess to 4' pottle deep'
to his success.
London, England, 1829-03-09

RING WORM OR SCALo HEAD.
WER'S ALOPECIAN; or, Fir Ointment. The
Ainpecian complaint, or falling of of the Hair, is thus de-
signa',l by the Proprietor and Inventor of this infallible remedy,
hem the iling. Worm in the human species so nearly resembling a
coniplaint in Feces, whicit occasion their Hair to fall of in the
same manner.
The inventor of this Preparation hal for the last ten years cured
several hundreds of Persons gratuitously, until the demands have
become so numeroas, that he feels it a duty that he owes to bins-
*lN his family, and the afflicted, to give it psibileky.
Letters of thanks, for the cure of several respectable persons,
ere placed in the hands of Me.srs. Butler. and may be seen on
application.
Sold in pets at its. 9J. and 4s 6d. by blessrs. Roder, Chemists,
Cheapside, corner of St. Paul's, London; Sackville.street, Dublin;
Princes street, Edinburgh; and the principal Drafts in Patent
Medicines.
London, England, 1829-03-09

BRIGHTON. MARCH 6.

The desertion of the Palace ha% cat a gloom on dt t
part of the town—but it is considered probable that other arrivals
may shortly occur to enliven it.
The Prince En with the Princess Rosa, and Prince
Memoirs, purposes remotring from the Royal York Hotel to Lon-
don tomorrow. His Serene Highness is s..id to have derived the
desired advantage front change of air. He can now walk through
his suite of apartments without crutches.
The Marquis of Lamont's is expected to arrive at the Albion
this evening.
The Duke of Drennan: continues to be expected at the above
hotel—the letters and papers. however, which had arrived fur hia
Grace. have been sent hack re directed to " Devonshire Mow."
The three Misses PsticivAt are arrived. Mr. and Mrs. Course-
tar Deana have left us, for their town residence iu Cavendish.
square.
The Hon. Mr. and Mrs. Jeatunomam removed with Mrs. nu-
MilltaT to Tdney-street.
London, England, 1829-03-09

FAMILIES about to FURNISH, will find, os
investing the Ware rooms of HENRY L COOPER. 9Z.
BISHHINGATZ STUNT? WITHIN, the following Articles, at Prices
decidedly reasonable. for Furniture of superior Style and Ida.
nufacture:

UPHOLSTERY—Comprising the Improved Elastic Steel Stuffing
for Carriage Cushions, Chairs, Sofas, 'Ramage', &c.
in addition to a handsome assortment of Brdwead
Furniture,. Window Cornices, Curtains, &c.
CABINET WORK—Of the first quality and blaterish—Also
Solid Furniture for Foreign Climates.
SLITPPING—Cabins fitted up with Elegance and Dispatch, and
Passengers Requisites provided.
CHAIRS.— Appropriate for Dining, Drawing Rooms, Bed
Rooms, &c.
CARPETS—Super Brussels Carpets, 4,.6d. per yard (no inferior
quality kept), Kidilarisinster sod Venetian equally
moderate.
LOOKING-GLASSES—From the mon magnificent to the
smallest, for Chimules, Piers, and Teikttes ; on the
larger sixes, the Reduction will be found to amount
from Fifty to Seventy-five per Cent.
CARVING and GILDING—Some very beautiful specimens foe
• Camel Tables, Glasses, &e.
PAPER-HANGING and PAINTING—In tbe Richest as well
as the Plainest Style.
EffNERALS--Aitencied in the most respectful manner, and par.
titular regard paid to Economy.
HOUSE AGENCY—Houses and Estates egiitered for Letting
or Divan!, without Charge.
SALES, APPRAISEMENTS, AND COLLECTION OF
RENTS, FURNITURE WAREHOUSED.
H. L. COOPER, 93, BISHOPSOATESTIMICTWITIIIN, has the honour
of being employed and patronized by some of the first
Families in the Kingdom ; and, for style and price,
challenges competition with any respectable Esta-
blishment.
London, England, 1829-03-09

A VALUABLE SUPPLY IS JUST RECEIVED
BY THE AGENTS.
THE First Production of the Age.—The only Ar-
ticle which possesses energetic properties for the Hair.
ROWLAND'S MACASSAR OIL,
(the mtionat, and tamones), of Vegetable Ingredient*,
which preserves the Hair to the latest period of life; promotes a
luxuriant growth f adds strength to the Roots; produces lasting
and beautify' Curls, which damp weather or exercise cannot
affect ; renders Hair that Is harsh and dry soft, silky, glossy,
gam, and beautiful. This Oil is invaluable in the Nuriery, as a
due attention to Children's Hair is of the greatest importance.—
Fixes a staining for a beautiful Head of Hair; produces Wbisken,
Byebnaws, &c. This Oil has been for many years universally ad-
Inked, and acknowledged superior to all others, and by its Ines-
thimble virtues, is daily honoured with the sanction of Royalty,
the Nobility, Gentry, and PuhUc at large. Price 3s. 641-7 s —1
106 64. and 21a per bottle—•all ethers are Impositions, and none
are Genuine without the Wrapper. Al..
ROWLAND'S KALYDOR.
Its soothing and ameliorative properties immediately allays the
smarting irritability of the Skin produced by Cold WM& or Damp
Atmosphere; assuages lailanuttation ; koala harsh and raugh Skin;
removes Cutaneous Eruptions, and prodnces a issAVTorog. COX,
!LUSO/ ; affords soothing relief to Ladies nursing their Offspting,
fails:alms Soreness; and to Gentlemen after Shaving, it allays the
.ausaming pain, and renders the Skin smooth and pleasant. Each
genuine Bottle has the Name and Address engraved on the Go-
vernment Stamp, which is pasted on the bottle,
" A. ROWLAND & SON. SO, Hatton Garden,"
Price 4s. 64. and Bs. 6d. per bottle.
. A. ROWLAND and SON, the Sole Prttprietors, desirous of
protecting the Public from Fraud, respectfully solicit particular
attention on purchasing to ask for " ROWLAND'S." strictly
noticing that each genuine bottle is sealed with RED W.iX, with
their Name and Address, and signed in 11E11,
" A. ROWLAND & SON, 20, lIATTON GARDEN."
The Genuine is Sold by Vacua, and Moos Perfumers and Me-
dada* Feeders.
London, England, 1829-03-09

CONTRACT FOR kIENIP.
NAVY 11FFICII, March 3, 1829.
HE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS and CO3IMIS-
-1101VERS if kis .1141.1BSTrs NAVY do hereby give Notice,

That on Weasiesoar, the iith Instant, at One o'Clock, they
WMI ha rawly to treat wlas such Peron* as may be willing to Con-
tract for supplying '

RIGA OR PETERSBURGH HEMP.
To be delivered at Mi Majesty's Dock Yards, according to
distribution, Which, with a Form of the Tender, may be seen at
this oike. No Tender will be received after One o'Clock on the
day of Treaty, wsr any noticed, mime the Party or an Agent for
Yet atteods.
London, England, 1829-12-10

:VIENNA, Nov. 27.

We have not yet received the official news of the delivery of
Ghiurgevo to the Russian troops ; and the last letters from Bucha-
rest, of the 13th inst. are nut clear on the subject. According to
these letters, the evacuation of Adrianople had not even began on
the 6th, and was not to begin till the complete evacuation of Ghiur-
gevo. We learn, however, through an indirect channel, that on'
the 37th October a column of infantry had quitted Adrianople, and
that every thing was pupating fur the complete evacuation of that
city. We expect every hour the mail from Constantinople.
Letters from Semlim say, that Counts Orloff and Butenieff had
arrived at Constantinople, where their appearance had caused great
joy, as it was hoped that the Porte would soon announce an abate-
ment of the military contribution.
There is still a very active correspondence between General
Diebitscb and the Prussian Ambassador, Id. Royer.
London, England, 1829-12-10

elluding to the wild trip of 0 the Mag." The return of. Migual,
sin Monday next, is spoken of; but there are reports current that
I.e, in consequence of a vow which he made to our Lady of Ville,
Vieosa. the theatre of the conspiracy of Jobs IV. in 1640. to cele-
hrate a tournament there in her honour on the Bth of December,
the feigt of her conception. after be should be recognized by Spain,
wilt be induced to proceed with his counters to that old ruined
Palace. The Royalists are afraid that he will go to Madrid. and
I.r there made a captive of by Ferdinand.
From Oporto, where the exasperation of the people is repre-
stilted as very great, it 11 stated that there are continual desertions
from the regiments there, as well as emigrations by every opportu-
nity. In the country in the misery is dreadful; and. as a person
who arrived last week from the interior said, " There is not one
man wiser! there used to be ten in former times." The circulating
medium is growing daily less, and all is wretchedness and ruin.—
Yet confiscation is not forgotten, as yesterday's Gautte, which
(.rders that of a certain part of the Count of Villa Flor's property,
will prove. The robbers and murderers at Mr. M'Kean's house
at Buenos Ayres have, it is said, been Condemned to be hanged;
but they have contrived by bribes to delay their execution, and
some think they will not suffer.
_

ft will, no doubt, be gratifying to the Portuguese Bondholders
to learn that the Lam Gazette had an article on Wednesday to
state that " our" (that is, the Portuguese) Bonds bad risen to 49.
SATURDAY Ntour.—The tempe.tuous rainy weather still coml.
nues. A yacht with despatches from Madeira was wrecked two
days since off Cape Espichel; the officers and crew were saved
Report says that those despatches brought bad news to Miguel
The Governor of Madeira is said to be in prison, and the soldiers
ant people in open revolt. Preparations are making to send some
troops thither. From Terceira nothing is known, but the block.
ading squadron is expected very soon, from the state of the season.
The convict ships for Africa cannot now set out until there be a
change of weather.
Exchange on England 441 ; Government Paper Money St 9 dis.—
at Oporto 291 to 20f.
London, England, 1829-12-10

Non generant Aquila eolumbas!

By the Flanders mail this morning, we have accounts
of the health of his Majesty the Emperor NICHOLAS to
the 25th ult. By these bulletins it would appear that
the violence of the Emperor's illness had considerably
abated. The Moniteur has the following qualification of
these documents The indisposition of the Emperor
of Russia is merely an inflammatory fever, occasioned by
no local cause, but by cold. The Prince was bled on the
17th, and leeches were applied on the 20th. His illness
gives rise to co serious apprehension. According to the
last news of the 25th of November, the Emperor, after
having slept during eight hours, awoke with a very abund-
ant perspiration which produced a good effect.' Any
medical man on reading this note, would first ask bow
an inflammatory fever can exist without any local cause.
But on the Other hand, how is it that none of the official
bulletins published about the health of the Emperor,
mention the bleeding and the leeches ? How is it that
they neither speak of the nature of the indisposition and of
its symptoms, but only on the length of time that the
Emperor slept ? In general there is something so vague
in the bulletins, that they rather tend to excite uneasi-
ness than otherwise :

BERLIN, Die. 5.

Letters from Si. Petersburgh of 25th Nov. bring the
highly pleasing intelligence that his Majesty the Emperor
is in full convalescence. On the 22d a favourable crisis
took place in the situation of the august patient, and a
profuse perspiration had the most beneficial effect. The
fever had entirely disappeared on the 21st in the evening;
and his Majesty does not even keep his bed.
The following are the most recent Bulletins respecting
his Majesty's health:
" His Majesty the Emperor has had a very good night,
from half-past ten in the evening till eight this morning
he only woke once. His Majesty's healthdaily improves.
(Signed) • Carommos anima Amin."
" November 25."

" His Majesty the Emperor has had a very quiet
sight. His Majesty's health is very satisfactory.
(Sired) " Cgs:gnus RA= Aguas".

" ?Jacob," 24."

" His Majesty the Emperor has hada very quiet nigletr
and is entirely free from fever. His Majesty may noir
be considered as convalescent.

"mall
" November 25."
London, England, 1829-12-10

FRENCH PAPERS.

From the Messayer des Chambres.
FRONTIERS OF SERVIA, Nov. 20.•

An Austrian courier has passed through Semlin, making the
best of his way to Constantinople, and a French courier from that
capital is performing quarantine. The accounts from Constanti-
nople are pretty satisfactory, but there seems to be a general fer-
mentation in all the provinces.

Adrianople was evacuated by the Russians on the 11th--
Only the sick and a small body of troops for their protection
remain in the city. Mustapha, Pacha of Scutari, began to
approach Adrianople on the 10th, in order to take possession of it
immediately after the departure of the Russians. It is said he has
issued a proclamation exhorting all the Mussulmans to concord, and
also promising a general amnesty to all the subjects of the Sultan
who have taken tart in the political events of the late war. This
proclamation does not at all make the inhabitants of Adrianople
easy ; they know the cruelty of the Pacha, and await his arrival
with apprehension. Commerce begins to revive at Semlin and
Belgrade; manufactured goods in particular, are in great demand.
London, England, 1829-12-10

TRUSTS, Noir. 28.

Letters from Corfu, of the eth November, ay, that a ship of the
line, of lee guns, and some frigates, are daily expected there, to
reinforce the English naval force in the Mediterranean.

It is believed ;t Cortu that England, notwithstanding the peace
between Russia and Turkey, intends to augment, rather than di-
minish, the naval force. A part of the Austrian squadron in the
Archipelago, consisting of a frigate and some smaller men Of war,
is shortly to return to Trieste to perform quarantine.
London, England, 1829-12-10

"Casiarioa Ramo' Ammer..

ST. PETERSBURG% Not. U.

Oar Joarial contain the fallowing :

His Majesty the Emperor bas received from General Field Mar-
shal Count Disbars& SabaMandl the intelligencefthat the exchange
of the ratifies:loos of the Treaty of Peace coododal at Adrianople
oo the sb (14th) September toot place es the 16th (nth) October
between the Pisolpotentiariet of the high contracting Powers ; and
maim Inapabl Majesty hex already received the mikados of is by
the Ottoman Empire, we hasten to publish the Treaty in minden.
While this Convention; by which the glorious contest is terminated
In a beppy sod beneurable manner, lees the boundaries of Russia
In Europe sad Asia. it stair's to the commerce of Ruda, tad to
that ri the whole world the Modem of navigation which the M.
softets of all nations have required. It opens to the manufactures
and agriculture of all cemitries new sources of prosperity, by offer-
ing them new channels for the disposal of their produce, and gives
to our conotryfty the happy restoration of general tranquillity, an
hassurable hidesanity fee its exertions sad maw, mallees."o

• The Pranks &ate Magus giees the Treaty and the caw
weed= respect* the Prfacipalidee is the Preach NW German
tea•

TIFLIS, Nov. S.

A letter from Delbert of 3 (15) Oct. says, "on the 1 (15) of
this month we received in the camp. through Linalen and Dubs-
of the general staff, the dada news of the conclusion of peace
between Russia and the Ottoman Porte. Our corps had already
marched from &Nut to Bechar. where it received orders to
much back to &mown, which it began to do oo the following
day. The Turks have received the news of the peace with Inez.
preuible joy.—Prnssien Seats Gazette. Dee. 4.
London, England, 1829-12-10

MARRIAGE IN HIGH LIFE.

0,1 tl.o 7th inst. was married, by special license, at
St. Patrick's Cathedral, Dublin, the Hon. ROST. KING,
M.P. fir the Counts' of Roscommon, and eldest son of
the Viscount LoaTON, to the lovely and accomplished
Mi,s ANNE Boort" GORE, only sister of Sir ROST.
BOOTH Goar, Bart. of L6sadell, County of Sligo.
There were present oily a .elect few of their immediate friends
and relatives. Ihe lion. Col. Gore and family, of the Castle, Mr.
and the Hon. Mrs Capt. Ryder Burton, R.N. and Mt.
Tenison. Immediately the ceremony was terminated, the patty
returned to the'r hotel in It-mum—tree', where a sumptuous hee-
-1 quet was prepared. After part:6ll6l it some refreshments the
happy pair set off for Pow. mom-% where they will pass the h
moon. The trou.seau of the lovely briLle wa% costly in the ex-
treme. The splendoer f her dre-i on a form remarkable fir its
exquisite and elegant tout tit ur, surpasw.l any thing we have ever
Sten.
London, England, 1829-10-22

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

Marrs AUSITED Tres MT.—Dublin 11—W aterfurd 1— G uen.s. y
and Jersey 2—Haniburgh 2—Flanders I—France 1.
The Gambia, bound to Gibraltar and Cadiz, broke her ch..-it
cable, during a trentendnus gale, at Trieste. on the n;ii inst. -. 1
was driven against tha Quay. Cargo landing.
The Paul Pry, from Smyrna, is suppu•ed to be arrived ..t
Bristol.
Dot., Oct. 21.—Arrived the Bramley, from the Ms.
diterrancan. Arrived from London, the Camden, Tate, for Tit.
nidad; Mary Ann, Adams, for Dominica; and Ranger, Gartra:e,
for the South Seas.
POITIMOUTU, OCT. 21.
Parmotme, Oct. 20.—WInd
Passanes, OCT. 20.—Mewed the Courtney, Rapid, front
Trieste.
STANDSATT 01111 C, OCT 21.—s Arrived the Comet, Lowemore.
from Denis ; Francis, Donlin, from Messina; Hero. Jolly, from'
Malaga; and Hannah and Eiji& Taylor, from Alnwlra.
Fausoutu, Oct. 20.—Wind S.W.
Liviutrooz, Oct. Stn.—Arrived the Kate. Crawford, front An,
tigea; True Bice, from Quebec; William, Mildman, from
Malaga; and Brothers, Pearce, from Havre.
Oct. 20.—Arrived the Trade, Donitin. from
Richebucto, and Rudy:llion, Garbutt, (rum St. Peteraburgb.
CLTDI. Oct. 19.—Arrived the Roger Stewart, Kerr, truth t.
Andrew's, N. B.
Mormon. Oct. 19.—Arrived the Juliana, Scott, and hunt,
Stracban, from Riga • and. Elizabeth. Duncan, from Gothenburg.
102.1 r

His Excellency the LOKI/ LIEUTENANT and Orr
Grace the Duchess al Nostionsa AAAAA entertained a select dinner
party at the Viceregal Ledge on Wednesday. Among the diatin-
guisbd personages present were the Marquis of Clanriculic, Lord
and Lady Howth, and Lady G. St. Lawrence, Lord afid Lady
Bingham, Mr. and Mrs. Biahe, ltc.

A.,

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London, England, 1829-10-22

VILL 111. 3OZI.

This action was brought against the Defendant as the guarantee
of a debt of 481. 11s. Ild. _ . _

The Plaintiff had brought an action against a debtor, and the
Defendant, wbo was attorney for the party, became guarantee
for the payment of the debt by instalments. In default of pay-
ment, the debtor was to be rendered, or the debt paid try the
Defendant. The instalments were not paid, and the Plaintiff
bad the power of locking up the debtor, but preferred an action
against the Defendant.
An effort was made to prove that the debtor had executed an
instrument releasing Mr. Bolter, but it was not produced; and the
Jury, under the direction of Lord remssanso, found a verdict fur
the Plaintiff—Damages, 481. lls. 2d.
A notice was posted to inform the suitors that no Special Jury
cause would be tried tomorrow (this day).

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. Occ.
Before the Loan Cauca Juvrica and a Special Jury.
London, England, 1829-12-28

‘r

THE J

'RESS and the ATTORNEY-GENT.
TO THE EDITOR OF TIE STA& Ns
Sts,—la the late trial of the Hum versus Fran la
sod others, the Attorney-General, &T ./AXIS SCARLET,
is reported to lame said, " that he cared not who know
that is had advised that some proceedings should
be taken against the licentiousness of the press, such
as that mow before the Court ; bat that he bad
held up his Awed against wry new measures being in-
troduced until those as existence should have been tried,
and until it should be found that Juries were unwilling
to discharge their duty." Here is a hopeful Attorney-
°moral i—He is not satisfied with the undefined law of
rAii sit stands, a law whose glorious uncertainty almost
4ireabades a vigorous commentary on either men or met-
awes ; but he " advises some proceedings should Se
taken," and when his hint begin, to operate " holds up
his hand" in order, merciful DISD, tO see first whether
he can get a Jury to discharge their duty according to
his views sad interests It Good GOD, Sir, is this
the &AIM= whose whole Parliamentary diner was
paned on the opposition benches ? If so, he has
added another proof of the value of legal patriotism and
Whig consistency. Pray inform us, if you can, what
amis precious " sew immures" *ere, or when the Juries
are is begin learning their duties from the Attorney-
General ? We, in the country, are all alarm.
fir. Dec. 26. HAMPDEN.
4
THE KING.

WINDSOII, Dac. 27.—Hitherto for the first time at
this season during nearly twenty years, no orders have
been given relating to the Royal Christmas Festivi-
ties. His MAJusTY has taken quiet possession of his
apartments in the Castle ; and when his leisure from bu-
siness and other cares have permitted, has employed
himself in superintending a idight change in the ar-
rangement of his pictures in the Long Gallery, and the
splendid furniture in his own apartments. The KING's
health is quite as good as it was previously to his quit-
ting the Cottage.
London, England, 1829-12-28

MAKRIKD.

Rev. Jobs Hiddolph. of Frankton Warwickshire. to Nary
Franco, youngest daughter of the late Rev. Sacheverell Wilmot,
Rector of Langley, and Mete to Sr R. Wilmot. Bart. of Chad-
deafen, Derby.
At TiWagon. Sasso. the Rev. & Ti*rook H. Q Rector of
Freckenhans. and late Fellow and Tutor of St. Peter's C.ollego.
Cambridge. to Frances, fourth daughter of the late J. Aylini.
Rai. of Tillington.
London, England, 1829-12-28

SPAIN.

Saturday last we were obli--sis—ged, from a press of other
minty, to break off rather abruptly in an interesting por-
tion of our Correspondent's letter from Cadiz. In our
commercial notices, we have the following account of the
vessels of all kinds and all countries, which had entered into
the port of Cadiz during the month of November :
Spanish.
English •
.
French
American.-
Pennines's .... II
Sardinian . ..... ..... .. 6
Swedish .. 10
Danish 7
Dutch 3
Italian.. . 1
--.

Total..
" Since our former advices, certain alterations are to be
made in the new Code of Commerce, which does not
come into operation so soon as was at first intended. The
Chamber of Commerce at Cadiz have solicited and re-
monstrated on the subject ; and already sundry articles
have been annulled in consequence. At the present time
upwards of 100 bushels of wheat are consumed here more
than the quantity used previous to making Cadiz a free

port." -
The last portion of our letter consists in the gossip and
anecdotes of the town and vicinity. Among these we.
find the following :—" The Spanish Government has',
prohibited the practice of the curing mode of Doctor Lzl,
ROT—lately introduced from France. This was at the
urgent entreaty of the Spanish Doctors. During the last
month (November), there have been 177 deaths in town,
both sexes included. JUAN RODRIG az ,usgtanish P
of great ability, at the Court of Port , has been so
cruelly treated by Don MIGULL that he lost his senses;
and he has been brought home *gain in a state of desti-
tution and derangement by his afflicted family. A de-
termined band of robbers has infested the town and
neighbourhood for some time. Every other night a rob-
bery has been committed. Seventeen of the band have
been already taken, and lodged in jail. The Captain of
Iniatgeish brig was robbed two nights ago of a very con-
sum; and a soldier of artillery, attempting to
KIM Slimunition out of the powder magazine, was
Mann up on the spot, bysome combustibke latching fire.
'Anther singular transaction took place on the sth in-
stant—The English frigate of war, Dartmouth, arrived
here from Gibraltar ; and as our authorities wanted
to impose upon her eight days quarantine, the Captain
determined to go back. After a few hours stay, be
weighed, and coolly went off without making the cus-
tomary salute of twenty-one guns."
The Earl and Countess of LISTOWEL gave an Mi~
tannest, on Thursday, at Kingston House.
Dinners were given, on Christmas Day, by the Coun-
tess of Eslsx. in Hill-street, and Lady Aux Dart
WOOD, in Seymour-place.
The Earl of LIXERICK I. arrived at South-hill Park
seas Bracknell. Dr. Pnrualionz, M. P. is on a *it
to lard Gaza v :lax, at
Gronoz Pocnix, Faqi.43)ll"l3ogurekby returned 16
per cent. to his Lincolnshire tenantry at bi late audit.
London, England, 1829-12-28

POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

t .•4' •

MANSION-HOUSE. is
A man named Hied walked at the bar an Saturday, on a
charge of cocootlionz en mmult et a very *granted (*meter,
The enmphiaant, the pcisensee oretbeir•ln-hw, .stated. that on
Chrismas Be, the prisonseseslib *me to bar Luse to spend the
&Bowleg day with ber,,and thrtgeheaer was to have, come also at
eines *Week, but be did not antes Afoot o'clock in the moaning,
when be Einseedird that his wife &meld come bone. This demoted
the oomplakeentaiii thesid not be mmtplied with, as the wife wee
Wood there was neding bet bare waist the prisoner's house. " la•
'4l,4l.ussid the cempleleent "the primer's wife is iY from not bevies
food. and I wowed se bee; her till Monday with her two children,
in order so let. does enjoy a Ate apatira at this ',also of the
Fear. Oo my relied to Ist. his wife get outset bed, the primmer
struck me $ severe blew on the nose. and behaved in the most
°trespass meneer."
The Leon Mares asked what the prisoner wee, that be could
out get leoLhe his family
The cemphineet.--" He is .a man cook. and had an manna
situation at Brighton some mamba since, which he lost in mese-
ware of being so high and independent. He has bad but live
days work since."
The Loan MATO& ordered the prisoner to find bail.
BOW STREET.
Mr. Thomas, Superintendent of the Cement Garden Division of
Police. addressed hr. hinesseu., and stated that so elderly hash.
named Mary Sant}, had 'spired of Saturday morales in She
watch.boures under the renewing dreamiest:et s—The deceased
was found by the Poike about sit o'clock en Friday MOO** en
the pavement is Bedfordbury. is a state al eensphise inteuisedes.
She was conveyed to the wateb-house, where seen can mistakes
of her ; rretwkhatsedieg which she was sever able so swab, and
shoot four o'clock nest monies she *spired. By ingniries sines
made, it had been eseertabed that bee name was Mary Smithy a
ccreceiving relief from the perish et St. Meetbotrebelleide.
mean time, a surgeen, who esensinal the body, gave it se
his decided opinion that she same by her death by easessies drink-
ing. Several ether 4116.9 of the same kind, Winegh happily est et.
Nadal with stub swims eensesoenets, have, as might beee been
anticipated, sessited from the testivities of the some. Amos she
rest, a guard of use of the mails was Fished up by the Pallke while
lying is the letter with revere' prods of yaks* about him, Sad
conveyed to the its where the meek dossed, the proviesers el
which bad been ler souse Owe making anthem search after him.
Was. La, driver of a hackney clastiet, was charged with cruelty
to the horses. Sir B. Beane gave him a wettable adasenkion, and
sentenced him to pay the clots. The Society against cruelty have
sent the prosecutor 10.. foe his heeraee interference.

HATTON-GARDSN.
A man named firm. Maass Fistainghats. was brag* up by
Police Serjeant Nicholas, No. 10, Division charmd with stealing
a variety of wearing apparel from his lodgings at the Cheshire
Cheese public-home, Clerlisswell-green. 'rho case was proved, as
were several others of a sit filar nature against the prisoner, and be
was folly comadtted for trial.
London, England, 1829-12-17

The whole of the VALUABLE EFFECTS of the late MAR.
lIIADUICE HAUT, Esq. comprising the Modern Household Furniture,
which consists of every requisite for a First-rate Establishment;
capital Eight-day Clocks, elegant Parisian ormolu Time Pieces.
fine Alabaster Ornaments, two exquisitely sculptured Statues of
Apollo and Venus de Medici., Cottage Piano-forte, fine-toned
Chamber Organ. handsome Modern Plated Articles, Bed and Table
Linen, fine Prints, a select Library of Books, a small Cellar of very
Choice Wines, an Elbow Chair, late the property of Napoleon Bo-
naparte, a Set of Napoleon Medals, and numerous Effects.
To'be viewed on Friday and Saturday preceding the Sale.
Catalogues, at 6d. each, to be had on the Premises ; and of Mb
H. L. Cooper. Auctioneer, 93, Bishopsgate-street Within.
London, England, 1829-12-17

SPORTING INTELLIGMCE.

PEDESTRIANISM.
Townsend, the Lewes pedestrian, canmenced an arduous task
at Brighton in the morning of Saturday 10004 and completed it
on Saturday last. He walked from the Artichoke Inn to Lewes
and beck few times in each day, a
_distance of 64 miles, besides
wending on one kg for the space den hour In a room of the above
Inn, at the close of each diurnal journey. His legs became some.
what swollen on Saturday, but he yet persisted until be made the
palm of eicthry his own.—(Suns Alstertimer.)
London, England, 1829-12-17

the *inks et the &WMMt, end its mass of the patriotism and
palrooky at Sound Phew
Commisiess sbed from the justices of the
boy Moo pabli
pea of varies, Mous of lb* province ackeewledging the receipt
se
et despatches bum due lealstsr, Des; Mamas Guido, and from
the Comaionamt-General et the ea/am districts, Doe Juan
Manuel Rosso, earneyleg iniermlldes of the installation of the
new Government; and stating that It bad bees solonsnly mbar,-
kdged in desk dlibrent . Tenons was edebrated is the
churches, deadag. salutes of artillery, small arms
and other demenstrallees joy mmlimsed for Nam days. The town
of Lujan tech the had In these rejoicings, of which a private ktter
In the Giledil iiiwassed of the 14th best. gives adetail ; stating that in
the said town three Ws were given,—that en the first night to the
chiefs and dicers and principal inhabitants,--on the second to the
non-ammissioned cakers,—and on the third night to the soldiers
in their barracks ; and that on the following day church service
was celebrated for the late Governor, Don Manuel Dorrego, the
national lag hoisted half staff, minute guns Bred, be.
A notice has been given from the Treasury Department, el its
intention to suspend the payment of several bills of exchange, Is the
hands of various individuals, drawn by soot of the Goverearaiiiiiiil
the kneeler provinces, until it receives the authorizedeo Of
the
ensuing Legislature. The bills mentioned art as follow
10,000 dollars each, and one of 5,000 dollars, in favour of Aaron
Castellanos; one of 9,105 dollars, and soother of 11.19114611w6
reels, in favour of Robert Mae:Aster ; one of 6,000 and mem at
4,561 dollars 4 real., in favour of Chiming, brothers; one of 1,246
dollars 6 reek, in favour of Antonio Tsboada.
A letter from the Post-Master General, Juan Manuel de Luca,
to the Minister Don Tomas Guido, states, that owing to the dis-
turbsices which have existed in the interior, the mails for Peru,
Chili, Santa Fe Ike. have been detained in the post-olice foe the
last ten months, and hints that it would be advisable beocefor-
ward to dupe& the mails only twice a month to the above places ;
that this prometlins will make a considerable saving In the expenses
of that digsillwice, which under the present regulation is enormous,
without probsclng any beneficial result. If the Govern
erment should
agree to this measure, Se Luco proposes mail for
Chill should be made up on the Ist and 16th of every mouth, for
Peru the 30th sod 26th, and for the north the Sib and 19th.
Tarawa.—On the 15th instant was performed a sentimental
comedy, to a very fell house. Sentries were placed in the pit,
and In the lobbies of the pit and boxes, in consequence of the re-
cent political squabbles ill and about the theatre. It is the first
time, since the year 1821, that the military have been on duty in the
interior of the theatre.

THE EVENING STAR.
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PI OATIS
London, England, 1829-12-17

DOMED EMUS Or TIM CIOW IS 11/2AND.

The Reserved Rents and Improved Yearly Value of the Lands
Tenements; and other Hereditament. in Ireland, formerly demised
by the Crown for determinable terms, and remaining in its actual
nisi°, were stated in the General Report of the Commissioners of
Inquiry into that branch of the Crown Property, under date 15th
March 189.3, to be as follow, viz. _ _

Yearly Value
estimated
by Surveyors
employed by
the Carnal's.
sinners of
Inquiry.

Rents Re-
Nerved in Ise
Leases.

Of this Property, it win appear by
the Account in Appendix, No 23,
which we have prepared from a
• particular furnished to us by the
Vice-Treasurer, that there were
sold by the Lords of the Treasury,
under the authority of the Act 3
Geo. 4, e. 63

Leaving in the powession of thel
Crown at the time of passing the
Act 7 and 8 Geo. 4. e. 68. lat

Irish Currrency
1

t. s. d

75 10 C

456 6 111

1,275 0 Wel

Equal to, in present Currency.), 1,303 5 61* 7.115 5 0
On perusal of the Special Report of the same Commissioners re-
specting these estates, and on further inquiries in the Departments
connected with the management of them, we found that a consi-
derable number of the leases had loos since expired or been deter-
mined by operation of law, and that the premises were held over
by the representatives of the last lessees in possession at the periods
when their legal interest in the property terminated, who had since
accounted to the Crown for the rents and profits thereof, to the
amount only of the old reserved rests. It also appeared from the
same Reports, that in almost every instance incroachments had
been made OP the Crown Estates, and his Majesty's tide to them
disputed, by the persons in possession ; and that there were persons
in the enjoyment of rents, profits, or annuities, issuing out of some
of the estates, who bad equitable claims on the consideration of the
Crown, in respect of services formerly rendered to it.
As soon as we bad informed ourselves of these circumstances.
we laid before the Lords of the Treasury schedules of the estates
so held over ; and in the Report transmitting them. we recom-
mended that we should be authorised to require the several parties
who had enjoyed the memo profits of the premises since the de-
termination of the leases, to render an account of them, or to tom