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London, England, 1828-06-30

• EAST INDIA HOUSE, Jim 11, 1828.
THE COURT of DIRECTORS of Me UNITED
• COHPANr of ifERCHANTS ENGLAND, grading to
al LIST INDIES, do hereby give Notice,
Tkst the Court will be ready to receive Proposals in Writing, on
or before Vriuntssisar, the 9th of July next, from the OWNERS
of such SHIPS, of the burthen of Thirteen Hundred Tons and
..wards. Builders Measurement, as have performed their Con-
tracted number of Six Voyages la the Company's Regular Service,
sPecifying the rate of F: eight at which they may be willing to let
tech Ships for Three additional Voyages.

The Court will also be ready at the same time, to receive Pro-
?lnds in Writing, from the OWNERS of such SHIPS, of the
berthen of. Twelve Hundred Ton) and upwards, Builders Mea-
04rament, which have arrrived this Season, having performed
EhisOruyages in the Company's Service, specifying the rate of
Freight at which they may be willing to let such Ships for One
additional Voyage to and froM China. upon a reduced Establishment.
The Tenders, with the words " Ship Tender 7 on the Cover, to
be severally sc;aled up, and left with the Secretary, at or before
Twelve 'o'Crock at Noon, On the 9th of July next, beyond which
hoer,the Court will not receive any tender.
JOSEPH DART, Secretory.
The Particulars of the Terms and Conditions upon whicis the
Ship, will he respectively engaged for the Company's Setvice;may
sad, arm application at the Office of the Clerk to the Committee
of ShipiAng,'on or after ThIIIZSDAV, the 19th Instant.

ACettain Complaint is best met by the use of Dr;
BOERHA AVE'S RED PILL, No. 2, which in a short
time. and wkhout subjecting the Patient to inconvenience, effects
a mild and effectual tire. No bad symptoms, the frequent coo.
sequences of ignorant treatment, have ever followed its use, and
ks efficacy is now established by its great sale in all parts of Bu:
rope and America.
A copiers bill of directions accompanies each box, and removes
every difficulty in the way of the Patient's own management of
his ease.

80id in boffin at Its. and font In one for 535. whereby lls. are
• ,","°. by Mr. It. Johnstone, 68, Cornhill ; Mr. Sanger, 130, Os-
lord-street: Mr. Word, Holborn; Mr. Stra4,lB4, ioyal Bs-
c'smie ; and all other *Whine' Venda?.
London, England, 1828-06-30

COUNTY FIRE OFFICE, AND PROVIDENT
LIFE OFFICE,

REGENT•ST ItigT, LONDON,
Established In 1806.

C.epsease-4 MILLION STERLING AMR UPWARDS.
, The Insured share Profits equally.

Cum, paid Immediately, and in fuU, to 2,500 Sufferers.
imams of Twenty-five and Twenty per Cent. paid invariably
since 1507, to 70,000 Persons.
Bosesss of £l5 ss. £26 12.5. and £5O 10s. paid on the
Life Policies.
Agents are appointed in all the principal Towns.

KENNET AND AVON CANAL NAVIGATION. •
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the Pit();
PRIETORS of the KENNET and AVON CANAL
.NAVIGATION, will meet for the purpose of choosing Com-
mittee Men for the different Districts for the Year ensuing, on
Tommy, the First Day of July, 1828, at Kievan o'Clock is the
Forenoon, at t,be following places, that is to ay—the Proprietors
resident in the Western Distric (comprising the Counties of
Somerset and Gloucester, and Use cities of Bristol and Sails), at
the White Lion Inn, is Broad-street, Bristol. The Proprietors
resident in the Wiltshire district (coMprising the county of Wilts),
at the Town Hall, in Marlborough. The Proprietors resident in
the London district (comprising the cities of London and West-
minster and elsewhere, within the limits of the Bills of Mortality);
at the city of London Tavern, Bishopsgate-street, London ;'and
the Pearlman resident In the Eastern District (comprising all the
residue of the said Proprietors), at the Town Hall, in Hunger-
kred.—Dated the 90th day of June, 1828.
THOMAS MERRIMAN Ann SON, Principal Clerk.
London, England, 1828-04-02

THE SURREY NEW ROADS.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. that the GE-
NERAL ANNUAL MEETING of the TRUSTERS
of these ROADS will be held at the Horns Tavern, Kennington.,
in the Pariah of Lambeth, in the County of Surrey, on Tnuassua,
the 24th day of April Instant, at Twelve for One o'Clock in the
Afternoon, to Examine. Audit, and Settle the Accounts of. the
Treasurer, pursuant to the Ditectiocis of the Act is For Regu-
lating Turnpike Roads," and on other business.
Dated this 94 day of April, 1842 e.
THOM AS ROWSELL,
WM. SEN HOUSE GA ITSKELL,
Joint Clerks to the said Trustees.

7 Surrey New-road's Ogee, Oaldepstreet.

THE EVENING STAR.

LONDON.

WEDNESDAY, APRIL 2, 1828.

STOCK RXCHANGK, TWKLVZ O'CLOCK.

Coosa* which left et yesterday at $4l ror the Account, opened
this morning at the acne price, and went up to 84i ; but ea the
arrival of an Express front Paris, Consols immediately receded to
5411.--In the Foreign market little is doing.
CITY, HALF-PAST ONE O'CLOCK.
Although the news in the French Papers, received by Express,
is of a warlike n from Constantinople and St. Petersburgb, the
Consol market has experienced but little depression, and Consols
may be quoted at present at 841. A geed deal of business has
been dont.
London, England, 1828-04-02

Just published, in One Volume l2mo. Second Edit. price-9s. bdv
SUILE METHODS or IMPROVING HEALTH,
and PROLONGING LIFE, by regulating the Diet and
Regimen. Embracing all the most approved principles of Health
and Longevity, and exhibiting particularly the remarkable power
of proper Food, Wine, Air, Exercise, Sleep. Clothing, dtc. in
the cure of obstinate Chronic Diseases, as well as in promoting'
Health and long Life. To which is added, an Account of the
Art and excellent Effects, of Training for Health, Rules for re.
ducing Corpulence, and Maxims of Health for the Bilious and
Nervous, the Consumpthre, Men of Letters, and People of'
Fashion. Illustrated by Cases.
BY A PHYSICIAN.

" The subject of this book is interesting to every individual in
existence; and we are disposed to think it the most useful and ra-
t onal work of the kind we have met with. k cantains many
tints novel to us, and is altogether an admirable Code of Health."
Sept.
. . .

" The tendesZey of this volume to advance the important objects
which it proposes, is unquestionable; and we warmly recommend
it."—New Literary Gazette, Sept.
" It is written by one gi:ted with goad sense, as well as right
feeling, and guided, as we conceive, by enlightened views and
Wirral sentiments; and is calculated througbout to generate and
preserve !lope, that great alleviator of human ill." Scotsman, Nov.
Published by Slnspkin and Marshall, Stationer's-coutt, London:
sold by at BsyokseUers. ' '
London, England, 1828-04-02

STADIP DISTILS IN SCOTLAND SILL.

Mt. DAWSON m•ved that the Scamp Duties in Scotland BiU
be read a third time. .

Alr. Hosts and Mr. Fanowstin objected to the Bill, particularly
as it would be a great hardship on those who bad already paid the
low rate of duty on their policies of Insurance, to have them voided,
if they were not paid conformably to the provisions of this Bill.
Mr. DAWSON said, he had a Clause in his head, which would
obviate the hardships complained of by the Honourable Members.
Mr. W A RBURTON objected to the principle of the Bill.
Mr. HUME again urged that the passing of the Ball should be
postponed until tomorrow.
Mr. DAWSON acquiesced, and the BM was postponed accord-
ingly.

PAUTICIL LUXAtICS SILL..

Upon the motion for the third reading of the Pauper Lunatics Bill,
Sir R. INGLIS moved an additional clause, compelling the
iseddence of a Medical man in every County Asylum containing
JAI patients.
An Hon. Mums seconded the motion, and espressedhh opinion
that such a clause would be advantageous.
Mr. It. GORDON said, be bad no objection to the clause upon
principle, but he thought it unnecessary.
After a few words from Mr. Huns, Sir R. Inoue, Mr. R. Cot.-
amuse, and Mr. Alderman Woos, the clause was withdrawn, and the

NB, with some amendments, was read a third time and passed.
The Pauper Lunatics Regulation Bill went through the same.
stages.

NM Wit? /QS SODSUST.

A new Writ was ordered to issue for the Borough of Sudbury,
in the room of Jona Wians, Jan. Esq. appointed to the Stewardship
of the Chiltern Hundreds.—Adjourned at HALINTMIT Tea.
London, England, 1828-04-02

LIAR.

Lord LOWTHER presented a Petition from the Lead
Miners of Alston, in Cumberland, complaining of the
grievance the/ experienced from the low rate of duty
levied on foreign lead ore imported into this country.
His Lordship said that the Petitioners were a most indus-
trious and hard working class of people, and bethought
it hat d that lead ore should be admitted into this country
at the low duty of 10a. a ton, while all manufactured
lead paid a duty of 40s. a ton; he thought that some
equalization of the duty ought to take place.
Mr. GRANV admitted that the Petitioners were en-
titled to the attention of the House. He must deny,
however, that any difficulties they laboured under were
to be attributed to the present amount of duty on fo-
reign ore. The real cause of the distress was, that Spain
and other countries now supplied that article, which
before was almost exclusively drawn from this country.
The import did not exceed 2,500 tons. The complaint
of the Petitioners therefore must be founded in mis-
conception.
Mr. P. THOMPSON said the causes assigned by the
Right Hon. Gentleman (Mr. Grant) were quite sufficient
to account for the present state of the lead market.

After a few words from Mr. Womusavon and Mr, Hems, the
Petition was ordered to be printed.
Sir JA MKS MACKINTOSH presented three Petitions from
triteient Parishes in Ireland, praying for Emancipation. He also
held in his hand Petitions from various Corporations in Edinburgh,
which, fortunately, were now no looser necessary, spinet the Test
and Corporation Acts.—The Petitions were read and ordered to
lie upon the table.
London, England, 1828-04-02

NO Medicine has maintained so extensive and dur•
able A reputation as Dr. SOLOMON'S CO RDI AL DA LAI
of GIi.EAD, which is new statedly resorted to by invalids for
relief in those debilities of the nervous system that constiiute a
large portion of die complaints of the st•idious, the fashionable,
and the dissipated. It las a surprising power in cot-drooling ilis-
suderod seasibility, and inspiring new vigour into the languid
posters of life. la Affections of the Head, Pripitations of the.
Heart, Flatulence, Lass of Appetite and Strength, and Disordered
Digestion, this remedy will tar found to possess the most salutary
eSeas-T.

h is sold io bottles at Ito. end 3Ss.. eat*, by sir. R. Johnstone,
S. Connbill; 111 x. :Unger, 190, Oxford•street; Mr. Wa', Hot.
bore ; Mt. Stratiling, Royal &chow ; „and all other 31edieine
'tenders.
London, England, 1828-04-02

BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED.

Edward Mayo, Craven-buildings, Drury-line, woollen-drapers
frog April 4, to 512, at ten, at the Court of Commissioners di
lla►krapts, BashishalLotreet.
William Holland, Rotheibithe, Surrey, linendraper, from April a,
to 15, at eleven, at the Court of Cummluioners of Bankrupts,

BANKRUPTCIES SUPERSEDED.
Robert Osborne, Bristol, anebor-smith and chain-cable•mannfac•

corer.

joi; ishilisuas, Paternoster-row, bookseller and publisher.

BANKRUPTS.
Jam Ferguson Cole, New Bond street, chronometer, watch, and
clock maker, to surrender. April Pi 15, and May 13, at eleven,
at the Court of Commlisloners of Bankrupts, Basinghall-street.
Attorney, Mr. Bowker, Gray's Inn-square.
William Dormer Gilbert, and Thomas Gilbert, Lesdenhall.street,
opticians, April 8, 13, and May 13, at eleven, at the Court of
Commissioners of Bankrupts, Ikuittghall-street. Attoraies,
Messrs. Bowden and Co. Aldermanbury.
John Aldridge., Wandsworth, Surrey, calico-printer, Aped 15,22,
and May 13, at eleven, at the Court of Commissikers of Bank.
rapt*. liasioshall.itreet. Attorney, Ms. G. 8. Ford, Pali.niall
John Woolley, D. oby, Derbyshire, brick-maker, April 24.28, and
May 13, at eleven, at the King's Head Inn, Duffield. Anomie*, '
Mr. Wolston, Fr/Myatt lan; or Mr. Ingle, helper.
George Nov.age, Kinplaud, auctioneer and appraiser, April 11„ 15,
and klay 13, at ten, at the Court of Comniltdoners of Bank.
npti,ll,dnlkall-street. Attornies, Messrs. Noy and Co. Nichola-
s Lombard-item.
Joseph Darlingtoa, Sutton Mills, Cheshire, miler, April 11,12,
and May 13, at one, at the Clarendon-buildings, Liverpool. At-
tcrn:es, Messrs. Blacistoch and Co. King's Be:els-walk, Temple;
or Messrs. ilardswell and San, Liverpool.
George Mather, Leek, Stalhorthalre, timbor-anerchant, April 24,
its, and May 13,.a1t two. at the Rae BU Inn, Leek. Atevenks,
Messrs. A.lliniton and Co. Bedford-row; or Messrs. Killmhter
and Co. Leek.
Junes Jones New bond-street, linendraper, April at ten, 18,
at eieverr;aod May 13, tot tee, at the Conn at Commissiosers of
Bankrupts, liaaiughall-street. Attorney, Me. Mayhew, Chan-
cery-lane.
DECLARATIONS OF INSOLVENCY.
171311" Lewis, 'Whatley, Eases, deal.uterithirat, is In insolvent clr.
cuatidinser, and Is enoilie to snot bb ingagethents with Isis
airdliollp•-illid Mirth 31.

w. r =+ -

James Hawkins, - Middlesez-street, Somer's Town, builder.
Lewis Roberts, late of the City-road Wharf, St. Luke, Old-streoti
and Battk-bridge Wharf, Islington, coal and lime merchants. Ann
Timothy and Mary Stuart, Regent-street, milliners. Wm. Haute,
Lamerton, Devonshire, merchant. Charles &lam; now or late of
Northlieet, Kent, jobber. John Brotherick Snowdon, Norwich,
linendraper.
London, England, 1828-04-02

THE ARMY.

This day, at two o'sloch. General Lord Has held 4 Lees*, ad
his Office% the Horse Guards. • The Levee was attended by the
following General and other Officers. Among the former were—
General Finch ; Lieutenant. Generals Sir li. Donlan, Sir
Montgonserie, Lord Loughborough. Lord VSRetort; K. Trl•Kesile,
Smith t IdajorlGeneral Monday, and about forty other Moen.
Lord FITZROY Sommer, as Military Secretary to General Lord
Hu.t., went through his list yesterday, at his Office, in the Horse
Guards. A few General, and about fifty other Officers, trans.
acted military business with his Lordship.
Saturday, the last division of the 83d Regiment marched trout
Sunderland for Hull; and the first division of the 7th Royal Fu.
sneers replaced them in the Barracks on the same day.
London, England, 1828-04-02

111011 THE LONDON GAZEiTE, Aram 1.

ST. JANES'S PALACE, Malin!! 27.
The King was this day pkased to confer the hononr of Knight-
hood upon Lieutenant-Colonel John Macra, K.C.H. Military Se-
cretary to the late Margois of Hastings.

W A K.OFFICE. APRIL 1.
Girrisocis.—.3lajor-General Sir Colin Campbell, K.C. B. to be
J.ieutenant•Governor of Portsmouth, vice Major-General Sir
James Lyon, appointed to the command in the West Indies.
London, England, 1828-04-02

A REAL BLESSING TO AIO7I4ERS.

9'HEILE is not. pedalos, in the whole Mate►ia
dica any one remedy cithich soeffertually relieves the pain of
*suffering Patient as the AMERICAN SOOTHING, SYRUP.
Who can watch the writking tortures into which a lovely infant is
often convulsed during the period of dentition, without feeling
sympathy fur its sufferiogs? And wbar would hesitate to procure
a remedy, when a remedy can be found, which Is obvious by the
effectualeeliof afforded is so many distressing cases which are daily
coming to the notice of "Alec. JOHNSON ? Therefore, Mothers
ought never to be without the American Soothing Syrup in the
Nursery ; for if a Child awakes m the night with pain, by only
rubbing the gums wish a few drops of the Syrup. it will Mune-
diottly open the pons, heal the gums, and thereby prevent huts
and convulsions ; for should it come in competition with any other
disoisler, it ofteb destroys the mother's brightest hopes. To be
had, wholesale and retail, of Johnson and Co. 28, York-phBd;
City-road; and, by their appointment, *Vail principal bledkine
Venders in town sod country, at Us 941. per bottle.
N.& Nome are getmine. unless signed on the stamp with Mrs.
Johnson's own hand-writing, u there are several spurious sorts.
London, England, 1828-04-02

LAW INTELLIGENCE.

CONSISTORY COURT, Wirrraknorrsa, APRIL 1.
Before the Worshipful H lavas t.
Kliir4Alll4) ACJAUSIST KINNotf RD.
This was a suit of divorce, promoted by Hugh Kin.
naird, one of the Pages to his Majesty, against Ann
Kinnaird, his wife, for adultery by her committed.
The case had been fully argued during the last Term,
and this day the Learned Judge proceeded to give his
judgment; and alter going through the libel end.the
evidence in support thereof,
The Covia observed, that the libel was folly a,, c 1
satisfactorily proved, and that Mr. Kinnaird was entitled
to the remedy he sought, and pronounced for the divorce
accordingly.
London, England, 1828-11-25

?HZ KING V. JAMES ACLAND.

The defendant, who was convii.ted at the last Assizes
at Bristol, of a libel on the Magi.trates of Bristol, ap-
peared in Court, and pro,,oseJ to mows. fw a new trial,
but the Court told him that the case could not be taken
this term, and he was remanded.

IX. PA RTIL ROW.

Mr.l3nottountr. moved for a rule Nisi fora writ of
Habeas Corpus directed to Henry Winchester, of Buck-
ingham-street, Strand, commanding him t ) bring up
the body of Sarah, his daughter, the wife of
Row, the patty cn whose behalf the applic.stion was
spade. It appeared by the affidavit that Mr. ituw mar-
tied the daughter of Mr. Windiest r in 1815, and sub-
sequently became a partner in tl,e house of William
Row, Sins, and Co. of St. Thomas Apostle. On the
10:h cf October last, Mrs. Rnw, who had lived very
happily with tier husband, went, with his consent, to
pay her father a visit. She left home on an understand-
ing that she should return on the 14th of the present
month, and Mr. Row received several affectionate let-
ters from his wile, expressing her intention to do so;
but her father had prevented her from leaving his
house, and even refused her husband's seeing her. Mr.
Row was willing to allow his wife to reside with her
father, on condition that he (Mr. Row) was permitted
to see her for a certain time every day, if be thought
proper.—Rule Nisi granted.
London, England, 1828-11-25

THE ICING V. .........SETIMOUR, ESQ.

Sir JAMBS &ARUM stated, that in this case it was
intended to make a motion on the part of the defendant,
- a Gentleman of property residing in Wiltshire, to set
.a.ide- the verdict which haJ passed against him at the
last Spring Assizes, at Salisbury,, and fir a new trial;
but as there would not ba time to bring on the case thi.
term, the defendant would, with the leave of the Coutt,
,appear next Term.—The Count asset ted.
London, England, 1828-11-25

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

TATTERSALL'S.

From the great majority of layers of odds over the takers ester-
day, the Electress colt and Prince Eugene receded, Will-o'-tbe
Wisp, without having many backers, taking the lead of both of
them at the close of the room ; 14 to I was offered against Electreas
and Prince, the latter having the call; there was a report. that he
had arrived at Epsom, bid it does nut appear to have any founda-
tion. The owner backed Postbuma to a large amount, and seemed
very sweet upon it. Brother to Lap Dog also sprung up; the
betting, however, was not very brisk on this Stakes. The Es-
quisite has left Chifney's stable for Michel Grove. Varna, Luss,
and Sorcery, were backed for the Oaks, the latter by one of the
most influential betting men, which, coupled with her breed (being
half sister to Cadland), is likely to make her a good favourite
The Yinf's filly was mentioned but not backed. We give the
last odds--

DUST.
12 to I agst Will o'tbe Wisp 20 to 1 gist Augusta colt
•14 to 1 agst Electra. colt 20 to 1 apt Ada colt
14 to 1 agst Prince Eugene It 2 to 1 agst Morris Dancer
18 to 1 agst Exquisite 2S to 1 apt Ombre
20 to 1 agst Brother to Sontag 25 to 1 apt Posthuma c. (taken)
20 to 1 apt Canvas colt 25 to 1 agst Brother to Lap Dog
20 to 1 agst &other to Moses 45 to 1 apt Navarin (taken)
Posthuma was backed at evens against Canvas for 500, and
against Sontag for the same. _

Ogre.

16 to I apt Quadrille Oaken)
16 to 1 apt Sorcery filly (taken)
20 to 1 apt Maresfield filly (tA)
25 to 1 apt Niv.lis filly
HUNTING.

7 to 1 agst Green Mantle
9 to 1 agst Varna (taken)
10 to 1 agst Loss filly (taken)
12 to 1 agst Clodlde

The Marquis of Cleveland's Fox Hounds meet to-morrow, at
Watlaas • Friday, at Bedale Plantations; and Saturday, at Though.
The Earl of Harewood's Fox Hounds to-morrow, at Spacey
House; and Friday, at Wilttrop.
S r Tattoo Sykes's Fox Hounds to-morrow, at Boma; and Fri-
day, at Settrington Beacon.
Sir George Sitwell's Fox Hounds on Friday, at the Kennels.
The York and Ainsty Fox Hounds on Thursday, at Pill Mum ;
and Saturday, at Green Hamertou.
The Lambton Fox Hounds on Thursday, at Newbiggin; and
Saturday, at Bradhury Bridge.
The Cleveland Fox Hounds on Thursday, at Kilton.
The Hurworth Fox Hounds on Friday, at Newsham Bask.
The Sinnington Fox Hounds on Thursday, at Sinnington.
The Elton and Cleveland Harden on Thursday, at Naughton.
Thh Hulderneas Fox Hounds on Thursday, at Rise; and Satur-
day, at Sunderlandwick.
The Bachowonh Fox Hounds on Thursday, at Stapleton Park;
and Saturday, at Crofton Village.
The Northumberland Fox 1-loonds to-morrow, at the Nine Mile
Stone, on the Cambo road; and Friday, at Saltwick.
The York City Harriers on Friday, at Upper Helmsey.
The Boroughbridge Harriers on Friday, at Grafton.
The &torpedo Harriers on Friday, at Horton Grange.
London, England, 1828-11-25

ENGLISH OPERA HOUSE.

Mr KEAN is certainly seen to much greater advantage
at a theatre the size of the English Opera than in a
larger house. The delicacies of his style, the niceties
and finer traits of the performance, are here audible
and visible—a thousand things unperceived or mis-
under.tood elsewhere make themselves felt and ap-
preciated—and the effect of the anises efforts is more
complete.
Last evening the play was Othello, of which KLAN
was, of course, the hero. His acting throughout was
rather subdued; but he delivered several passages with
considerable force and spirit, and many with great
beauty and tenderness. Among the latter may be men-
tioned the celebrated farewell to the " pride, pomp, and,
circumstance" of" glorious war." Tice address to the
Senate was very well recited. The variety and sweetness
of the actor's tones delighted all ears. Another passage
that produced an excellent effect was Othello 's final
s,,eeck—it was received with load applause, which con-
tinued for a considerable time after the falling of the
curtain. _ _ _

Miss JARMAN played " the gentle Lady mar►ied to
the Moor" very sweetly. The Entelia of Miss LACY
was a very spirited piece of acting—it excited warm
pl,iudits. It is unneceuary to say more of CHARLES
KitstsLis Cassio than that it was last night as good as
ever—the drunken scene, if possible, better than ordi-
nary. WARD'S lago is a carefully studied and effective
performance. It were an injustice to omit mentioning,
with the praise it deserves, the Roderigo ► f Mr. FARLEY,
who is unequalled in the silly Venetian.
The house was fully and respectably attended.
London, England, 1828-11-25

EX CARTE

Sir J SCASLITT moved for a rule to show cause why
a criminal information should not be filed against the
Reverend Henry Blake Bradling, and four other Gen-,
tlemen, Magistrates of the County of Northumberland,
for refusing, from corrupt motives, to license a public-
house. Nearly all the Gentlemen against Wi.0171 he
moved mete his (Sir J. Scarletes) versonal friends, and
he entertained the high st resist ct for them; but it was
his duty to state the ercumstsnces under which the li
present application was made. The applicant had kept
a public-hoose at Goriord, and had condu.ted himself
in such a manner as to gain the appr“bation c f his fel
log-parishioners. it appeared, that an election having
taken place in the county, the applicant wished In vote
in the interest supported by Mr. Bradling, but he, N i'e,
who very zealousy supported the other side, prevented
him. Fearing that from this circumstance he had
created a prejudice against him in the mind of Mr.
Bradling. he removed to a place in another part of the
county, called Camperdown, and the e opened a public-
goose; and having procured the necessary testimonials,
he applied at the sessions for a license, but it was refused
him by Mr. Bradling and the other four Gentlemen, who
bad not been in the habit of attending at the sessions,
bet who, it appeared, had attended there on this occa.
ales, io order to exert themselves to deprive the appli-
cast.of the license. They accordingly out-voted the
Magistrates who had usually attended for the district
of Camperdown, and the applicant was in consequence
deprived of his Fcense. 1r Nas stated in the aOli lavit,
that the applicant believed that the real reason for re-
fusing to grant the license was his politics, as he had
evidence to prove that the ether objections againstisim
were groundless.
The Com °hie, ved, that most cf. the facts stated
against the live Magistrates appeared to be founded ,
upon hearsay only, and tl.e circurrlrances were alto-
Bearer too slight to form a ptoper ground for granting
therule.— Rule refused.
London, England, 1828-11-25

11ME'S TAKINGS AND LEAVINUS.

By BERNARD BARTON.

TROY " ?HI TOROII7-111111-1801."
Thus fares it still in our decay ;
And yet the wiser mind
Mourns less for what Age takes away,
Than what it leaves behind !—Wottoswateru.
What does'Age take away?
Bloomirom the cheek, and lustre from the eye,
The spirits light and gay.
Unclouded as the summer's bluest sky
What do years steal away?
The fond heart's idol, Love, that gladden'd life;
Friendships, whose calmer sway
We trusted to in hours of darker strife!

What mast with Time decay ? •
Toting Hope's wild dreams, and Fancy's visions bright ;
Life's evening sky grows gray,
And darker clouds prelude Death's coming night I

But not for such we mourn :
We knew them frail, and' brief their date assisted ;
Our spirits are forlorn
Less from Time's theft•, than what he leaves behind!

What do year, leave behind
Unruly passions, Impotent desires,
Distrust, and thoughts unkind,
Love of the world, and self—whieh last ezplres !
For these, for these we grieve'.
What Time has robbed us of we knew must go;
But what be deigns to leave
Nut only finds us poor, but keeps us so!
It ought not thus to be;
Nor would it—knew we meek Religion's sway :
Het votary's eye would see
How little Time can give, or take away !

Faith, in the heart enshrined
Would make Time's gifts enicred, and med, while lent;
And all it left behind
Of Love and Grace a noble monument !

LAW INTELLIGENCE.

--mow—
COURT OF KING'S OHNCII, Nov. 24.
TRIAL AT BAR—rirrif DAY.
THE EXECUTORS OW JOSHUA WAVE V. BRENTON.

Lord IBNITEItDEN and Mr Justice LITTLEDALE tlr)k
their seats at eleven o'clo. k, Mr. Justice JAMES PARKE
having sat some time before to dispose of common mo-
tions. The names of the Jury in this cause being
called over,

Mr.Ju,t;ce LlrrutowLic a 'verted to the que►tion of
admissibility of evidence respecting the tenure and cus-
toms of the Duchy manors, which had been argued on
Saturday, and said, that upon an examination of the
authorities, he had come to the same conclusion with

Lord Tenterden and his brother Bayley—namely, that
the evidence ought to be received.
The defendant's Counsel were then proceeding to call
the witnesses, when
Lord TEN ruasex observing that Mr. Justice Bsyley
was absent, said-0 I never like so well to go on when
this seat is empty," and proposed to hear motions until
the Learned Judge, who was engaged in the bail Court,
arrived.
London, England, 1828-11-25

A VALUABLE SUPPLY IS JUST RECEIVED
BY THE AGENTS.

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THE Ftrst PioJuction of the Av.—The only Ar-
ticle which po.sesses energetic properties for the Hair.
ROWLAND'S MACASSAR OIL,
(the ORIGINAL and OCIIGIN1), of Vegetable Ingredients,
which preserves the Hair to the latest period of life; promotes a
luxuriant growth ; adds strength to the Roots; produces lasting
and beautiful Curls, which damp weather or exercise cannot
affect ; renders Hai; that is harsh and dry soft, silky, glossy, ek-
gam, and beautiful. This Oil is invaluable in the Nursery, as a
due attention to Children's Hair is of the greaten importance.—
Fixes a staMin. fur a beautiful Head of Hair; produces Whiskers.
Eyebrows, at. This Oil has been for many years universally ad-
mired, and acknowledged superior to all others, and by its ines-
timable virtues, is daily honoured with 'the sanction of Royalty,
the Nob lity, Gentry, and l'ublic at I..rge. Price .Is. 6d —7,
Q. and 21s. per bottle-411 others are Impositions, and none
are Genuine without the Wrapper. Also
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arn,rring in tutor:sty of the Skin pluduced by Cold Winds or Damp
A:crisp:wry ; assuages Infirm:nation ; heals harsh and rough Skin;
removes Curanetiti• Eruptions, and produces • 1111AUTIM eon
nxitan ; allords sno:birig rclitf to Ladies nursing their Mitring,
Sorencsa; and G: n.lemen after Slaving, it allays the
Enarcii,,, pain, and rendris the Skin smooth and pleasant. Each
el:or,: list le has the Name and Address engraved on the Go-
vela:new Stamp, which is pasted on the Write,
" .1 ItO W LAND it SON, so, Hatton Garden."
Price tr. 6d. and Ss. Stl. per bottle.
A, ROWLAND and SUN, the Sole Proprietors, desirous of
r r,,i-ching the Public hem Fraud, regr ctfully solicit particular
artria,ml on parctia-inn to ask for " ROWLAND'S,' strictly
assiticisic that each genuine bottle is sealcd.with KED WAX, with
NAIOC and Address, and signed in Rh:D,
" A. RO •V LA Nhi & SUFI, tAll, HATTON GAM:IRX."
Tag Gtoiuitie Is Sold by thew, sod must Perfumers and .t 1
dace Vettkicte.
London, England, 1828-11-22

COURT CIRCULAR:

The American Minister transacted business yesterday.
sob the Earl of MIUDIMN, at the office of the Secretary of State
for Foreign Affairs.
A B and of the Lords of the Admiralty was held
yesterday at the Admiralty.
The Duke of WELLINGTON has gone into Northamp-
tonabire, on a shooting excursion.
London, England, 1828-11-22

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.

R. Hetley and A. Claadet, Tavistock.street, Covent-garden,
glau warehousemen. W. Richardson and E. Ireland, Cornhill,
merchants. J. Gardner and Cu. Banbury,' Oxfordshire, iron-
mongers. T. Robinson and J. Slack, Stockport, Cheshire, cotton
spinners. W. Noble and H. Cowie, Fleet-street, Maim. J.
Fearnsides and S. Rouse, Bradford, Yorkshire, worsted manufac-
turers. J. Hanson and W. Bower, Thornton.cum.Farrnanby,
Yorkshire, spirit merchants. S. Parkes and J. Johnson. Oldbury,
Shropshire, ironfounders. It. Ashworth, sen. and Co. Rollin,
Lancashire, woollen manufacturers. L. Nutley and P. Lawton,
High-street, Southwark, pawnbrokers. F. E. Turner and J.
Taylor, Wednesbury, Staffordshire, chemists. It. Buick and J.
&eggs% Smithfield Bars, apothecaries. J. Spencer and Co. Angel-
curt, Skinner-street, Snowbill, furriers. T. Jackson and H.
Cooke, Preston, Lancashire; corn dealers. J. Budgets and
Budgett, Cheddar, Somersetshire, maltsters. W. Bockle and J.
Mathews, Wolverhampton, Staffordshire, grocers. J. Livington
and J. Frazek, Blackburn, Lancashire, drapers. G. Schlnswar
and H. Schotiswar, Kingston-upon-Hull, merchants. G. Booth
and Cu. Banktop Mill, Lancashire, cotton spinners. G. New-
march and Cu Burford, Oxfordshire, uvular,.

GENERAL AVERAGE PRICE OF BRITISH CORN,
. (epoxy GOTRIINS IMPORTATION),
Fur the Week ended Nov. 14, mode up front the Returns of the
Inspectors in the different Cities and Towns iu England and Wales :
Imperial General Weekly Average.
Wheat 76.. 7d. I Oats 26.. 4d. I Beans 425. 3d.
Barley 41 s. Od. Rye 425. 3d. Peas 42..
Aggregate Average of the Six Weeks whit!. governs Duty.
Wheat 745. ld. I Oats 261. 4.1. I Beans 40s. 3d.
Barley 39.. Rye 38.. sd. Peas 425. 71
PRICE OF SUGAR.

The Average Price of Brume or 111uscomo Suaaa, computed
from the Returns made in the Week ending the IStb day of Nov
111213, is 325. 4&d. ptr cwt. exclusive of the Duties of Customs paid
or payable thereon on the importatiou theteuf lute Great Britain
London, England, 1828-11-22

BRIGHTON, Nov. 20.

The brig! tress of the weather since Sunday has daily
induced the Princess AUGUSTA, attended by Miss WYK-
Mho, not only to take carriage airings, but to join the
promenaders of Nobility and Fashion on the rides and
walks.
The Dowager Duchess of NZWCASTLI and Lady Da, uto dined
with the Princess yesterday.
Yesterday the Earl of Ha, mammon, Lord Asur.xv, and Mrs.
sod the Misses DAVISON, left their names at the Palace. Mr. and
Mrs. Cmousnar Dame, the Rev. S. Smiti.t., Mrs. SKILL, and
Lord A. did the same to-day.
The Duke of Davis:mums is expected to be at the Albion this
evening. Lord TIMPLZTOWN and the lion. Miss Urrom arrived last
eight. The lion. General Urrom is expected to return in a few
days. The .Marquis and Marchioness of Wm.t.ince have left us.
The Earl of CUATHAN was un the Steyne to-day ; his Lordship,
though somewhat lame, appears in better health than when with
us last year.
As M. RAWLIS3ON, a Gentleman much esteemed and'
far advanced in years, his age being about eighty, was
taking his usual airing yesterday, in his low easy Barb'
chair, drawn by his servant, about one o'clock in the ,
afternoon, on the Marine Parade, he was suddenly over-
taken by a groom on hors back, the animal so re,tive arsd '
violent thatall the efforts of the rider to controul him u ete
ineffectual. On coming up with the chair, the horse
made a plunge directly at it, and clearing its hinder
part, the hoofs of his fore legs are supposed to have de-
scended on Mr. R. an imt int after the chair was over-
turned, and the unfortunate Gentleman, the groom, and
the horse, were all strugglug on the earth together.
Mr. It. was taken up, dangerously hurt, with fractured
ribs, and the blood issuing from his head, and borne
to the County Hospital, situated near to the spot where
the catastrophe occurred, where he died in about four
hours. The groom is much iojured; he is at the Hos-
pital, but not without hopes of recovery.
London, England, 1828-11-22

HAMPSHIRE AND BERKSHIRE.
WOLVERTON AND EWHUBST PARKS, MANORS,
ADVOWSONS, FARMS, and LANDS.
MR. JOHN ROBINS (ol Warwick House, Regent-
Street) Informs the PUBLIC,
THAT THE SALE OF THE VERY VALUABLE AND
IMPORTANT FREEHOLD PROPERTY,
COMPRISING
THE WOLVERTON AND EWHURST ESTATES,
With the Mansions, Advowsons, Manors, lice.
Also the Manors of Heywood. Inhurst, and Ham, Silchester
Farm and Lands, in the County of Hants;
And the Meadow Land in the County of Berk.,
ADVERTISED TO BE SOLD Al AUCTION,
At Garnway's Cake House, 'Change Alley, Cornhill,
On THURSDAY. the 271 h of November, Instant,
IS POSTPONED
To THURSDAY. the 22d of January, 1829.
170, Regent-street, 22d Nov. 181:8.
London, England, 1828-11-22

T

IROM IN I CARTON 11141111TWI.

TAIt Tawras Pli &&&&& IR TAKILII PRISOIIIIII.--PtIIIII, Mast-wt.
An stBPresit
which lied at the rate of 80 Chinese. mats Elih
has been received from the Commander-in-Cldef, announcing to
the Arch-rebel bas been captured alive.

CITY, TwELve o'CLocca
Consols opened at SOL and at present may be quoted mil I.
CITY, HALF-PAST ONE O'CLOCK.
Within this hour there has been some animation in ilia
Market. Consols, which in the early part of the nitoning •
done at *6 for the account, have since improved to Ne
86i, buyers, for the next account, with a good deal of bra
doing.

We understand by private letters from Rio, received yeiterdn,
that Mr. 01111/ORO had been grac:ously received by tie Estates%
and received orders to inspect the mime.; also that of the dimmed
mines, which has never been granted to an Englishman.
London, England, 1828-11-22

BERLIN, Nov. 8.

By the Officers who have returned from the theatre of war, and
particularly General Von Nosfits, we have received more circum-
stantial details of the lattet CTrlltt of this campaign. The Russians
never had the intention of terminating the war in one campaign;
they were from the first prepared for two, and all their measures
were taken accordingly. In France people applied to this war the
standard of Napoleon', campaigns, and thus, with too great preci-
pitation, believed what never was thought of ha Russia. As a
winter campaign is impossible, the troops will go into winter
'quarters in the Principalities, but the siege of Silistria will be con-
tinued. The report of the fall of that fortress, which was circu-
lated some days ago on 'Change, appears to be unfounded. The
quasi% Guards will return to Bessarabia.. Alt the Prussian Officers
who have returned front the army agree in opinion, that Varna,
in its present state, will be of more use to the Russians as • port
than as a fortress.

The affairs of the Estates of South Prussia seem to be hi a fair
way of being arranged. Prince Sulkowski, the Chief President
Baumann, who has just received patents of Nobility, and the Arch.
bishop of Posen and Gresen, are here for that purpose. It is hoped
that by the measures that will be adopted, every thing will be ar-
ranged to the satisfaction of the Prince.

Vicuna, Nov. 10.—bletalhques, 95 3 16 ; Bank Shares, 1,015.
—AlgerseineZeitisme, Noe. 15.
DUSSRLDORFF, Nov. 11.
Of the rioters in.Crefeld, 46 ate now arrested, and tranquillity is
for the present restored. The farther investigation which is car-
rying on here will probably lead to farther arrests. The detach.
ment of Hu+sars it withdrawn, and replaced by 30 foot soldiers
with one OiScer.—F►eslfurt rapers, Kw. 15.

Bombay Evers, received at the North and South
American Coffee-houselo the 27. h of July.

rams TNt lOURAT counts& Of JULY U.
The Co!cutto Government Casette announces the arrival of Lord
William Bentinck to safety at the seat of his Government.
Ilis Lordship arrived et Chandpaul, in the steallatf Enterprise,

frost whines be landed, under the usual salute, a teje
after six o'clock in the evening. His Lorthhip was welcomed
landing by a few dioioguirbrd iadividuah, who, is spite
rain, attended for the purpose, and immediately p,.,,
palanquin to the Goverionent I lou•st. attended by the [Judy GmN.
His Lord.hip was dreartd In full military uniform, and Epp,,ei
in good health, accompanied by Captain Clifford. Lady Ntith*
I.inch:4l about half an hour after his Lorddlip, owing to the
favourable state of the weather.
COMMULCIAL MINT recollect to bate sou fa
commercial affairs so completely inactive as they have rendfti
for some time past, with the exception of opium, and the wattity4
money seems to be genet ally Mt.
London, England, 1828-02-09

THE N;AIiQUIS ANGLESEY'S EAREVVELI
ADDRESS.

GENERAL ORDRR.
•' treiCARY 4, 'lB2B.

ig '►he Marquis of A?rateser takes leave of the Royal Artillery'
and of the Corps of Ittiyal Engineers, with sentiments of the high*st
consideration, fur their uniform good conduct, and for their high
acquirements, aad of deep regret at his separation front them. He
is certain that there exists a reciprocal feeling upon this subject, and
that what be thus britJy expresses will be understood and appre..
eiated. Wherever he may be—whatever bit destiny—be will
always look with solicitous intern for the honour and prosperity of
these distinguished Corps. (Signed)
" A. DICKSON, Colonel and Dep. Adj. General."
London, England, 1828-02-09

CIIELTENHANI, F.

An instance of some taste and, boy !Icy, as cnnnetted
with the late visit of her Royal Highness the Duchess of
CLARENCE, has just taken place here. The Arms of his
Royal Highness the Lord High Admiral have been pot
in front of the Hotd at which his Royal Consort stopped,
on her recent passage through B th.
The King's accession Vi as celebrated here. In a manner 1044
demonstrated. that with us feelings df loyalty are not feelings of
mere spew. In addition to the splendid public entertainments
already noticed there were several private entertainments, especiallt
those of Sir B. Chinnary, ?.Jr. autterbuck, and Mr. Saumares.

FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE.

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ARRIVALS.

Lord and Lady Farnborough.'from their seat in Kent; the Fitt
of Cathathpton, in Devonshire-place, front a tour; Lord Gafford,
in Lower Grosvenor-street, from a tear; the Earl and Counten
Verulam and Family, at their hou:e in Grosvenor-square. from
their seat, Gorhambury, Herts ; Watson Taylor, R.q. M.P. sad
Family, at their house in , Grosvenor-square, from their seat is
Wilts ; °wan Williams, Earl. M. Is. and Family, at their house in
Berkeley square, from their seat, Temple Douse, Bucks; Captain
and Mr.. Lowther, in Manchester-square, from the Continent: Mr.
and Mrs. Rice Trevor, at their house in Stratton-street, Mee.
front their seat in Northamptonshire; Lady Smith, at her
house in Piccadilly, from Ramsgate; Sir. Edward Stopford, Bart.%
Brook-street, flora Paris; Col. Hobart.. Col. Keene, add Captain
Stevenson, at Fenton's Hotel, St. James's-st from Paris; Captain
Jackson, at ditto, from ditto ; the Hon. Capt. tones, at ditto, front
' ditto; Mr. and Mrs. Tomlins, at ditto, from ditto; Walter Boos
Esq. 'M.P. at the lioyal Hotel, St. James's-street, from hit seat in
Kent ; Mr. and Mrs. Davison, at ditto, from a tour; the Rev. Dr.
Forester and Son, at ditto, from Worcestershire; Arthur French,
Req. M.P. at ditto, from his seat, French Park, Ireland ; Fitt
Steven French, E.q. M.P. at ditto, from ditto; Mrs. Faiwicke
and family, at the British Hotel, Jermyn-street, front their ;ruin
Somersetshire ; J. Rockford, Esq. at ditto, front Ireland ; J. Pole,
Esq. and Lady Louisa Pole, at Nlar,hal Thompson's Hotel, Ca-
vendish-square; Mrt. Edward Lytton Bulwer, at ditto; Captain
D. Dertue, at ditto.
London, England, 1828-02-09

TILE ARMY.

The foUovtirg changes have taken place with the troops in Ira
latl:—The Depot of the 10th Foot. removed from Cork to Spike-
Island; the Depot of the 19th Foot, from Kinsale to Charles Fort;
the Depot of the 11th Foot, from Spike Island to Cork; and the
Depot of the 22d Foot, from Charles Fort to Kinsale. One Com-
pany of the .:2d Regiment, from Limerick to Kinsale.
The Depot of the Itt Battalion of the 60th Rifle Corps, is ordered
to prepare to embark for Cork, on the arrival of transports at Ply-
mouth for their reciwtion.
BALL GIVEN MY THE OFFICERS OF THE FORTY-
London, England, 1828-02-09

THE EARL OF CHESTERFIELD

Gave a Grand Dinner on Thursday, at Chesterfield
House, to a Select Party, comprising the
Prince and Princess Eaterhay, the Duke of Devonshire, the Earl
and Countess of Tanker Ville, and the Earl and Countess of Belfast.

Atter dinner the magnificent suite of Drawing-rooms
were thrown open for the reception of the Evening Com-
pany. Amongst the distinguished Persons present were,
The Marquis and Marchioness of Salisbury, the Marquis and
Marchioness of Bath, Marquis and Marchioneu of Londonderry,
the Earl of Lauderdale, Lord Ellenborough, Earl and Countess of
F.ustort, the Duke of Lrinster' Viscount Castlereagh, Lord and
Lady Stuart de Rothesay, the Master of the Rolls, Lord Arthur
Conynghatn, the How. Arthur Stanhope, the Countess of Clare,
Mr. and Lady Augusta Baring, Colonel Stanhope, &c. &c.
London, England, 1828-02-09

MEDICO.BOTANtuAL SOCIETY.

Last night a Meeting of this Society was held at
the Committee Rooms, SAC kville-street. Sir JAMES
Nl‘Grtioott, K.C.B. Scc. &c. the Piesident, in the Chair.
The minutes of the last Meeting being read and con
timed, a number of interesting presents connected with
the science of Botany, were then enumerated, and thanks
voted to the various donors. Arno' gst the presents was a
case of West Indian plants, consi ting of 1,200 different
almost all entirely new, presented to the Society by
Mr Manley, through the medium of Sir James M'Grigor.
The Bishop of BATH and Wet.t.s, in the name of the
Society, returned thanks specially for this handsome
present. Dt. Shot t then read a paper containing some
Asti va inns on the use of camphor as a sedative, and
adduced two instances (ine a hypocondriac, 75 years
ofd, and the other a maniac), where he had aministered
it, especially in one of the ca:es, with the happiest
effects. A collection of rare and beautiful flowers and
fruits lay on the table during the evening; amongst the
latter was a specimen, of the Lodoicea Sechellarum, or
double cocoa nut, a poirdei oils fruit, resembling in
colour and size a large ship block. Amongst the new
members introduced was the Baron Rallarob, Charge
d'Affaires for Sweden.
London, England, 1828-02-09

BRIGHTON. FEB. 7.

The Princess AUGUSTA, looking remarkably well,
took her u,ual carriage airing this morning, attended
by Lady MARY TAYLOR.
Lientenant Colonel Sir Csiaat.n and Lady Marcy are arrived in
Rock Gardens; they paid their respects to our amiable Princess by
leaving their names at the Palace, this Morning.
The 7th Hussars have received their route, and will
march hence on Saturday week, the 16th, for Ireland.
The good conduct of those troops while remaining with
ors will occ4si• n their d rArture to be witnessed with
'egret. They are to be succeeded by the detachment of
the 10th Hussars, now stationed ar Ipswich, which is to
be joined by the remainder cf that Regiment soon after
, they return from Poi tugal.
London, England, 1828-02-09

COURT CIRCULAR.

The Duchess of Cr.aareer, the Prince of TAMEN
SOUNG, and the Princess Estmte of CAIiOLATiI, after visiting
Windsor Castle on Thursday morning, proceeded to the residence
of the Duke and Duchess of GLOUCtiTKR, at Bagsbot l'ark, where
the Duchess, the Prince, and Princess dined, and spent the evenirg
in company with the Duke and Duchess of GLOUMTBR, and
afterwards returned to town.

The Duke and Duchess of CLARENCt honoured the performance
of the Opera of Artarerres, at Drury-lane Theatre, with their pre-
sence yesterday evening.
The Duke of CLARRNCI left town yesterday morning for his
seat in Bushy Park. His Royal Highness returned to the Ad-
miralty in the afternoon.
A Deputation of eight of the Country Bankers waited on the
Duke of Wat.iiturratt yesterday, at the Treasury, and bad an inter.
view with his Grace, at which the CHANCKLLOR of the EICHIQUiII
assisted. The conference with the Noble Duke and the CHAN-
csci.ox of the Encitactusit lasted about two hours.
Earl BATMURST, the Earl of AZIRDZKN, and Lord &UMW/-
ROUGH, visited Earl DUDLIT yesterday, at the Foreign Office,
Downing-street.
Prince Erman...ay., the Austrian Ambassador, transacted bu-
siness with Earl Delmar, at the Office of the Secretary of State
for Foreign Effaira, yesterday.
London, England, 1828-02-09

DIRS. GENERAL CHAMPAGNE'S BALL

A very brilliant Ball, and a sumptuous Supper, were
given by the abuve fashionable Lady. at her elegant
mansion in Harley-street, on Thursday evening. The
supper hour was at half-past one. The banquet was
laid in two spacious rooms on thegtound Roor for nearly
two hundred persons.
There were present—
The Bavarian and other Foreign Ministers.
The Duke of Leinster.
Docuesses—Argyll,Leinster,Richmonti, Dowager of Richmond.
MA asactsas—Salisbury, Thomond.
MA Rckatoxnass—Tbutuoutl, Emily of Londonderry—Dowager
of Salisbury.
EA ItLS—.- !Atrial, Clare.
Couvrasscs—Ludolff, Mayo, St. Antonio, D'Ofalia—Dowager
of Clare.

LC/KW—St. Helens, Beresford, Redesdale, John Fitzroy.
Lanses—Paget, E. Paget, Rowley, Fuller, Melville, Deering,
Isabella Fitzgibbon, Tancred, Elizabeth Palk—Dowager Floyd.
Stas—Thomas Neave, John Beresford, Joseph Fuller.
Colonel Whateley.
Mass as—Parnther, Mit ford.
Mums:sin—Hope, Parnther, Whatley, Drummona.
blisses—Mitford, Dundas, Johues, Berrowes, Blackwell.
Blidame and Mademoiselle Falck, and many other Foreigners of
great distinction.
London, England, 1828-02-09

LEWES, FILBRUARY 7.

The Assembly at the County Flail was very fashion-
ably attended; but, in consequence of the departure
for town of the greater patt of our visitors, not very
numerous'y.
Great bustle was occasioned in the town during the whole of last
week by the circulation of a report that Sir John Shelley was oo the
point of being raised to the Peerage. The rumour was apparently
confirmed by the appearance of Mr. Donovan, on Tuesday ; when
he immediately commenced an active canvass. Sir John Shelley,
however, has contradicted the report.
London, England, 1828-02-09

MRS. ROBARTS'S PARTIES.

This Fashionable Lady gave a Grand Dinner on
Thursday, at her house in Hall-strert. Among the
company were—
The "Marchioness Dowager of Salisbury, Countess of Essex, the
Master of the Rolls, Colonel and Mrs. Whatley, General Cape!,
Viscount and Viscountess D'Ausbald. In the evening there was a
Card Party.

SOUTHAMPTON.— The third and last Subset iption Bali
took place at the Long Rooms on Tuesday list. 'll e 1 ady Pa-
tronesses were, the Marchioness of CLanama ant, n, M•. EVIL
Lady VIVLAX:Mts. FLaaure, and Alrs. StiWININ• It 33 legain4
and numerously attended.