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and 161. i7s. 6d. should be paid annually. provided the
age had not been underrated mote than two years.
Mr. Sergeant VAUGHAN, in reply to this testimony,
said, he thought it rather strengthened the case for the
defendants. _ _

Mr. Sergeant WILDE replied. T:ie question the Jury
would have to decide wac, whether there bad been a
false representation made with. respect to the age of the
assured? Now, it appeated, that no representation had
been made at all ; and if the Jury looked into the case,
they would find that the defendants were in possession
of a sum larger than the dekiency which had arisen
from the misrepresentation of the age.
The LORD Cuter Jusrica inquired if did not appear to 'amelltnt
to a warranty?
Mr. Sergeant Wu.oa wished to answer that question at another
time and place.
After some discussion, it was agreed that the plaintiff should be
notisuited ; at the same time, his Lordship gave him leave to cuter
a verdict for 5,0001. subject to the opinion of the Court.
London, England, 1826-12-20

FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE, Dec. 19.

ST. JA M ES'S, Nov. 27.
The ging was this day pleased to confer the honour of Knight.
hood upon Edward Ryan, Esq. on his appointment of Judge to the
Supreme Court of Calcutta.
St. JAMES'S, Dec. 1(I.
The King was this day pleased to confer the honour of Knight-
hood upon Joseph Fuller. Esq. Lieutenant-General of his Majesty's
Forces, Colonel of the 96th Regiment of Foot, and Knight Grand
Cross of the Royal Hanoverian Guelphk Order.

CROWN-OFFICE, Dec.l9.
Member returned to serve in this present Parliament.
Borough of Harwich—Sir Nicholas Conyngham Tindal, his Ma-
jesty's Solicitor-General.
London, England, 1826-12-20

UNATTACHED.

To be Lieutenant Colonels of Infantry, by purchase—Mijor John
Hastings Blair, from the 7th Foot ; Major James Ttunnas M..
risset, from the 48th Fowt; Major Henry Stisted, from the Ist
Dragoons; Major Sir John liuwlaid Bustace, trum the 14th
Foot.
To be Majors of Infantry, by purchase—Captain Ilehry Robert
Ferguson, from the 68th Foot ; Captain Richard Lothian Dick-

stbn, from the 63d Foot.
To be Captains of I.ifantry, by purchase—Lieutenant Edward
Cerjat Spencer, from the 18th Foot ; Lieutenant J..me4 Eyre
Muttlebuty, from the 46th Foot ; Lieutenant Augo.ttis tfotbon,
from the 834 Foot; Lieutenant George Mach el Keane, from
the 4th Dragoon Guards; Lieutenant James Douglas, from the
16th light Dragoons.
To be Lieutenant of infantry, by purchase—Ensign Lacy Walter
Yea, from the 37th Foot.
MEM
The

Officers leave been allowed to dispose of
their commis►iona.

Major Peter Macdougall, half pay Unattached; Major James
Campbell, half pay Unattached ; Lieutenant General Sir Hairy
de Hinubrr, K.C.B. ; Captain Herbert Palmer Cox, half pay
30th Foot ; Lieutenant Colonel Augustus ltottiger (Colonel).
half pay Artillery King's German Legion ; Lieutenant General
Michael Head; Colonel Baron Cochoorn, late Fen Owl I..ngtneers ;
Captain Fletcher Wiikie (Lieutenant Colonel), nalf pay 40th
Foot; Paymaster '1 llamas Perry, half pay 25th L gust : 'lagoons ;
Captain Walter Bourke Sully, half pay 101st Fnot ; Paymaster
Steuart Boone Inglis, ball pay 2d Light Infamcp Battalion king's
German Legion; Lieutenant Edmond Nash, half pay 21st
Foot.

The Christian name of Lieutenant Colonel Barton, on half pay,
is Chambre, and not awn.
The appointments of Surgeon Arm•trorg, from the Ceylon Re-
giment, to the Ist Foot, vice Sandford, deceased; and of Assistant
Surgeon M'Quern, from the 83d Foot, to the Ceylon Regiment,
stated to have taken place on 19th January 1826, nave been can-
celled.

The date of Captain Ilearn's appointment to the 91st Foot, is
14th November 1826, and not 7th November 18.6, as stated in
the Gazette of the 12th instant. ..

UNA TTACH rDs

The undermentioned Officers, having Brevet rank superior to
their regimental conin li ss ion 4, have accepted promotion upon half
pay, according to the General Order of the ttr.th April 18:6.
To be Majors of Infantry—Brevet Ueivenant C.•.onel Henry
George Smith, from the Rifle Brigad :; Brevet Major Charles
George Gray, from the Rifle Brigade.
Commission signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County Palatine
of Chesser.
James Walthall Hammond, Esq. to be Drputy Licateralt.

Comtnission in the Renfrewshire Regiment of Militia, signed by
the Lord Lieutenant it the County of Renfrew.
James John Kinloch, Gent. to be Ensign, vice J.lOlOl Craig. de-
ceased.
London, England, 1826-12-20

UNION-HALL

A woman, named Jones, applied to the Magistrate of this Office,
to solicit his aid fur the purpose of obtaining the restoration of her
daughter, who had been decoyed from her by a showman, who was
exhibiting the girl about the country as an Esquimaux, and feeding
her upon live fowls, raw meat, and train oil. An officer was seat
to Deptford, whete the showman was Pxhibiting, and he appearel
yesterday to answer the complaint. Ills account of the girl differed
widely from that of his accuser. He said that the mother o( the
gill, in consequence of her child basing a face resembling an Esqui-
maux, applied to hint to tate the girl to shew at different fairs, and
for which he agreed to give her ten thil:ings a quarter, clothes.
food, &c. When he was in Lancashire the girl left hint and joined
some strolling players.
The complaint was dismissed.

The arnu 11 consumption of wheat in Great Britain is
estimated at twelve milhons of -qqarters.

The paragraph which we copied from a co empir
rtry, stating that the Custoarhouse was agin in an in-
secure state, has been contradicted, b-inn untrue.

The extensive premises known as Sadler's Re; ository,
in tioswell•street, were yesterday sold by ancti.n, at
the Hart, for 2,500 guineas. The estate is leasehold for
eighteen years at 3001. per annum.
It appears, by a circular list of Insolvents, that Ewa
the 25th day of October to the 22d day of November
last, 576 persons confined in town-prisons alone, peti-
tioned for relief under the Act, whilst during the same
period the number of Bankrupts throughout England
and Wales was only 261.
Sunday morning, a young man, driver of one of the
Islington stages, did penance, after divine set vice, in the
body of the church of St. Mary, Islington, in the pre-
sence of a number of persons, for using a term to a wo-
man, not the most pleasing, while standing in the street.
The usual recantation was read. On his arrival from
town with a fare, he drove himself to the entrance of the
church ; at the conclusion he was followed by a number
'of persons, with greetings not the most pleasant.
We hear, that the accomplices of Peter Little, who
was hanged at York March assizes, for the attempt
to murder Mr. Burrows, of Manchester, between Hot,
bury and Wakefield, ate in custody in Ireland, and wn
be forthwith brought over to this country to take their
trials. One of the accomplices has confessed.

DIED.
At Kemal, in the East Indies, of a bilious fever, Lieut.-Colotl
George H. Gall, ut the Bth Regiment Bengal tight Cay.da y.
Ac Inverness, on the 27th ult. aged 19, Charles IJenoan, youngest
son of the late Rev. David Denotes. Minister of Killearnas.

MAILS -THIS DAY.
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London, England, 1826-10-12

HAARLEM, Octopus 9.

The number of deaths at Groningen in the week
ending sth October was 158, which is a diminution of
only four, compared with the preceding week.

AMSTERDAM, OcTons S.

According to private letters from Groningen, the
state of the Province was again less favourable, the
number of sick having much-increased in proportion to
the deaths, so that on Saturday, the 30th of September,l
there were 34 added to the li-t. The distress becomes
daily greater ; but much is expected from the zeal of
the medical meu, which is spoken of in the highest
terms. Professor Bakker and Dr. Wolthers are parti-
cularly mentioned.

ROTTERDAM, OcTogas 9.

The accounts (tom Groningen to the sth of this
month, state the number of the sick to be dreadfully
great, being estimated at between 9,000 and 10,000.

HAGUE, Ocrosta 9.

His Majesty is expected here to-day. The Queen
will go on Tuesday from the Loo to Amsterdam, and
probably be here on Friday.
His Majesty, by a resolution of the 29th August, has
opened a credit of 100,000 florins in the Syndicate of
the Sinking Fund, out of which the commercial mho-
rities may receive loans at 5 per cent. interest, for the
establishment of Schools where none at present exist, or
for the improvement of those alteach established. The
repayment must be made within 10 years at the farthest,
and a part of the revenues of the communes is to be
mortgaged for security.
The French Papers which arrived last night, contain
no political news whatever.

CITY, TWO O'CLOCK►

The Cowl market remained steady the whole of the morning,
with a fluctuation of j per Cent. Consols were done in the earlier
part of the morning at 90 fee the time, since which they may be
quoted at sej to * for Money, and for November Account at 90i e.
No important speculations have taken place. The Account is going
-off smoothly. There has been a considerable private failure, but his
account has been arranged, consequently it has not been made public.
In the Foreign Market Colombian Bonds still keep improving;
in the morning they were at 39, since which they have rose to 42.
In other Foreign Securities and Shares nothing doing.
Theta are late accounts from Vera Cruz. The Human bad not
arrived, but was expected in a few days.
London, England, 1826-10-12

FROM PORTO RICO.

Tuesday the satTlonerWashington, Perkins, 18 days
from Ponce, arrived at quarantine. Captain Perkins
states that the night before he sailed, the Governor of
Porto Rico passed through Ponce on his way to the
place where fifty-two negroes and one white man were
to be hang the next day, for their having been engaged
in the late alarming insurrection.

We have received Frankfort Papers to the sth inst.
Prince LEOPOLD arrived at Nuremburg on the 2d, and
was expected to remain there a few days. The follow-
ing are extracts :

BERL! NT, San. 30.

While the Konigsberg Journal continues to discuss
the question, whether the exportation of corn is advan-
tageous or injurious, exportation continues without in-
termission and it is probable that the decision of the
question will come when it can be of no use.
London, England, 1826-10-12

We received last night New York papers to the 18th
ult. and Washington and Wiltimore to the 13th. We
extract from them the following paragraphs :
itiSW YORK, Stemma 14.
We Mire bad some account by recent arrivals from
Havannah, that the steam-boat plying between that poit
and Matanzas, had been captured by the British sloop
lof war Pylades, having on board a number of African
slaves, and sent into Havannah for adjudication. The
circumstances connected with this transaction, we now
understand to be these :

A Spanish schooner, supposed to have negroes from
the coast, was chased by the British schooner Magpie,—
being close run, she came into thisharbonr, and passing
by the town, lauded her negroes on the opposite side.'
The Captain of the Magpie, as well as the Captain of
the British sloop of war Pylades, came in in their boats,
and demanded the schooner as their prize—this was
ob-
jected to—indeed, that she had negroes, could not be
proved, although publicly known and spoken of—for
half an hour after she was in port, not one of the 870
was on board. Considerable altercation took place,which
will, doubtless, lead to further negociation between Spain
and England—here it ended, ♦rith a determination of
the British officers, which they expressed, of, in future,
examining and detaining vessels under the Spanish flag,
on the slightest grounds. The sloop of war and schooner
came and lay in port during the discussion. On the
morning of Sunday, a little after five o'clock, they both
went ont, and stood to the eastward ; and at six o'clock
the steam boat started for Matanzas. • On the Tuescify
following, she was brought in by the sloop of war as her
prize. It appears that the British captain had received
some information of part of the negroes brought in by
the schooner being put on board the steam-boat. They
boarded her outside, and found twenty-two, without a
permit, or any document to prove them to belong to the
island. The passengers and baggage were permitted to
leave the boat—the captain and crew retained prisoners.
Considerable interest was excited, and indeed it was a
singular sight to behold one British sloop of war, with
a Spanish vessel a► her prize, laying under tte guns of
London, England, 1826-10-12

lIIOTS AT TILDESLEY.

BOLTON, Ocr. 9.
Nu less than 23 men and women were brought up
this morning, charged with rioting at the cotton mills
gf John Jones, E,q. of Tildesley, on Wednesday last,
where not fewer than 200 persons assembled, and with
violently assaulting him and several others, its well as
the constable, in the executian of his duty, in the appre-
hending of a person of the name of Henry Pendlebnry,
charged with rioting at the same mills on the 23d Sept.
last. There were no less than 12 depositions read of the
ill-treatment received on that day.—The Solicitor on
the part of the prisoners offering no evidence, they were
bound in recognizances to keep the peace, and to an-
swer for the riot and assault at the next Kirkdale Ses-
sions, and the parties bound over to prosecute.
No less than three hundred weavers entered the town this •
morning, but every thing remained quiet up to the dine of petting
this letter into the post.

POLICE INTELLIGENCE.
London, England, 1826-10-12

FRANKFORT, Orr. 4.

Extract of a letter from the frontiers of Moldavia,
7th (19th) September:
The accounts just received from Constantinople, an•
nounce that the Sultan, whose firm enterprising charac-
ter developes itself in this memorable crisis for the civili-
zAtion of the Levant, considering peace as an absolutely
indispensable condition to enable him to realize his pro-
pets, WAS well inclined to acquiesce in the only demand
which still delays the conelusi ,n of a definitive peace;
and that orders are to be sent immediately to the Tut kish
Commissioners at Akermann, to regulate and establish
the amicable relations between the two empires on
solid foundations, and to the satisfaction-of both parties
This event has caused the gteatest joy in this country,
because it secures us a continuance of peace, which
indispensable for the prosperity of Moldavia, which hat
been mined by the preceding troubles and the long un-

certainty respecting its fate;'and has no hopes but inl
pace, and-she eternal solicitude of his Highness the
reigning Prince.
• Thanks to Paoymrucs, and to the wise measures of
the Government, notwithstanding our intercourse with

Constantinople, the sanitary state of Moldavia is very
satisfactory, and there is not the smallest symptom of
contagion in any part of the principality.
Dutch Papers co the 10th have also been received.
The following ate extracts:
London, England, 1826-10-12

The whole to be delivered into his Majelty'a Victualling Stores
at Deptford, One half by the 25th of November, and the to.
attainder by the 24th of December next.

AND ALIO TOR
Five Toni of EAST INDIA RICE, and
Six Hundred Thousand WILLOW RODS,
To be likewise delivered into the Stores at Deptford, the former
immediately, and the luta between the Ist December next, and
the lit March, In; in equal monthly proportions.
Samples of the Sugar, Cocoa, Raisins. and Rice,of not less than
Three Pounds each ; of the Oattheal of net less than Three Marts;
acid of the Malt of not leas than One Quart, will be required to be
produced with the Tenders. Samples also of the Willow Rods
must be produced with the Tenders : those of the Tenerife Wine,
mod the Calk* and Flannel, will be exhibited at this Mee.
The Conditions of the Contracts may be seen at this Office.
Each Tender mint specify the price in words at length, and be
delivered before One o'clock on the Day appointed, and the Person
who makes the Tender, or some Person on his behalf, must attend
re answer when caned for.

M. wALER CLIFTON.

NEXT WEDNESDAY.
FINISH OF LOTTERIES.

SWIFT AND CO. respectfully inform the Public,
that the last and only remaining Day of Drawing the State
Lottery is WEDNESDAY NEXT, the lath of THIS MONTH,
when SIX PRIZES of 230,000, and all the other Capitals In
the Scheme, will be determined.
Every Ticket will receive 15, independent of any Sum to
which it may be entitled. In the last Lottery containing 150,000
Prises, Swipe and Co. Sold TWO out of Pout of them, at their
Offices, 11, Poultry ; 1, Strand; aad 31, Akira* liigh-etreet.
London, England, 1826-10-12

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

Retract from the Agent to Lloyd's at Gibraltar, dated the 19th
Of September :—" The Republicsna Colombian privateer detained
on the 10th inst. off Adra, the French brig Esnelie, from this port
to Marseilles, on the plea of having Spanish property on board.
She is now here in possession of the priisateer. It is reported that
she has captured a Swedish vessel, from Malaga, with a valuable
cargo bound to the West Indies, or some port in America."
Extract of a letter from the Agent to Lloyd's at Vera Cruz,
dated the 7th of August A coasting vessel, which arrived hens
on the 30th uk. from Tampico, reported that three days previous
'to her departure, three Spanish frigates were at anchor off the Bay,
but stood out to sea again the neat day. Commodore Peanut,
formerly of the United States Navy, is now Commander in Chief
of the Mexican, and on the 29th ult. hoisted his broad pendant od
board of the Libertad frigate."
The Lindsay, Dwantana, front New Orleans to Liverpool, put
into Savannah sth September, leaky. and crew sick.
Faxatotru, Oar. 10.—Wind W. N.W.—Arrived the MOM
.Wools, from Bremen.

PLYMOUTU, Oct. 10.—Wind W.N. W.—Arrived the Hopewell,
Donau, from Dantzic ; and the Butler, Lemma, from Labrador 4
Passed up Channel, the Mary, Quau.au, from the Brazils.
PORTSMOUTH. OCT. 11.-.-Wind W. N. W.—. The Enterprise,
Bono; from London for Jamaica, came in for shelter.
Dear., Oct. 11.—Wind W.—,Arrived and sailed fot the Rivet,
the Camden. Bal., from Hudson's Bay. Arrived the Fame,
Hoop, from Memel; Royalist, Winnow, from St. Petersburgb
and Louisa, BURNS, from London. Sailed the Unanimity, Hem..
Baez, from Shieldi for Oporto; and Thomas and Mary, CHAPMAN,
from do. for Charente. The rest of the outward bound remain.
Lnearooz, OCT. 10.—Wind N. W.—Arrived the Grecian,
Boocu„ from Bombay; Paragon, Gas, from Jamaica; lancuter,
Canaria., from Barbadoes • Manchester, Lee, from New fort;
and F. Watson, Gisaszz, from m Quebec.
London, England, 1826-10-12

Yi URTEM BURG AND HESSE..

The troops that are to form the camp marched last
week partly through, and partly near, this city. On
the Ist of this month, his Royal Highness the Governor.
General having inspected the troops, Divine Service
was performed in the open air, after which she whole
corps defiled before his Royal Highness.
London, England, 1826-10-12

GUILDHALL

Francis Waik.r, in elderly miserable-looking man, was charged
*ids having stolen a number of important records uf the Common
Pleas Court.

The prisoner Was formerly a clerk in the house of Messrs. Evitt
and Rixon, solicitors, Haydon-square; but latterly be was to be
found constantly loitering about the Temple, asking charity as a
discharged clerk. On Monday afternoon he was detected in car-
rying away the roll of the original rules of the Court in the year
1790 ; and upon examining the closet where these records were
preserved, eight large rolls and twenty small ones were osissed.—
The closet was situated in the waiting room, and there was no lock
upon the door, but persons were passing and repassing every live
minutes. The large rolls were the rules made by the Court, in
eight different years, and were of very great importance, being the
original records, which It was necessary frequently to refer to; but
the small roils were termed dockets, and were merely indexes to
,other documents. The large roils were technically called " the
Secondary's Remembrances." The value of the whole of the re-

curds stolen would be 7s. estimating them as old parchment. When
In the Compter he seemed determined to destroy himself. He first
attempted to choke himself by thrusting his fingers down his throat,
and then opened a penknife, which was instantly wrested from bim
—He was asked what had become of the other rolls which were
missed, but be declared he knew nothing of them. He was com-
mitted for trial.
London, England, 1819-07-19

(FROM THE LEEDS MERCURY.)

The Leeds Reform Meeting announced for Monwl
day next, it is now finally determined, will be held
on Hunslet-M00r... The intention of the Movers of
this business was to have occupied the yard of the
Coloured Cloth Hall ; but on application to the Trus-
tees they declined to suffer their
_remises to be ap-
propriated to that use—not from any hostility to the
cause of Reform, for we believe they all see andfeel
that some Reform is necessary, but from a disinclina-
tion to prejudice any application they may have to
make to Parliament, by seeming to give countenance
to the violent proceedings that have distinguished
some of these Meetings. Some persons have ex-
pressed !arm for the tranquillity of the town and
neighbourhood on the day of Meeting; but we con-
ceive that these fears are entirely groundless. The
Vroceedings of the Yorkshire Reformers have, since
the first Meeting on Hunlet-Moor, assumed a com-
paratively moderate tone, and in those places in Lan-
cashire where the most violent language has been
held, the behaviour of the populace has beenleacea-
ble and orderly. Ike hail these symptoms of return-
ing good sense with sincere pleasure ; and we hope
the report that the LORD LIEUTENANT Of the West
Riding will have to make to his Government, will
amount but to That there is a great deal of
suffering, and its never-failing concomitant, much dis-
satisfaction ; but that there is no collecting of arms or
pikes in this Riding ; and that the laws of the coun-
try, when duly administered, seem fully equal to the
preservation of the public peace."
In consequence of a distress for the Assessed Taxes,
a person in this town, with a family of ten children,
has this week emigrated to the United States of Ame-
rica ; and, on Wednesday last, his wife applied at the
Workhouse Board, for some assistance, to enable het-
self and her family to follow her distressed husband.
The relief required was, unfortunately, a larger sum
than the Committee felt themselves justified in appro-
priating to that purpose ; and without some efficient
assistance this numerous family must soon sink into
the rank of pauperism.
London, England, 1819-07-19

MANUFACTURING oisTaticTs.
.•

I.

" LEEDS, JULY 17.

(tgom, OUR PRIVATE CORRESPONDENT.)'
" The Reformers ate mustering all their strength
for the intended Meeting on. Monday, and are soli-
Citing subscriptions to defray the incidental expenses.
It is very naturallr expected to be the largest Meet-
ing ever held in this part of the country, as their ad-
vertisements and posting-bills have been circulated
far and wide ; but it is not n6i;expected,that either
Sir Charles Wolseley or Mr. Hunt will be present.

" A Meeting was held in the large room at the
White Lion, Dewsbury, on Thursday evening, and
a number of Resolutions entered into, on the present
depressed state of trade, and the expediency of an
immediate advance in the men's wages, as well as
the limiting the time of their working in the diffe-
rent cloth mills, to the old regular hours. There
will be no Reform Meeting at Dewsbury until after
the one which is to be held in the Metropolis.

" Notwithstanding the badness of trade, which
compels the Masters to keep turning off their hands
the men who might have employment continue to
turn out for an advance of wages, which their em-
ployers declare they cannot give. At Dewsbury and''
Heclmondwike, the turning out is becoming almost
universal. At Yeadon, it is • also said, they intend
turning otit next week.
A Meeting of several philanthropic Manufacturers
and Gentlemen has been held here, for the purpose
of taking into consideration the propriety of assist-
ing those poor and industrious men to emigrate, who
'cannot find employment here. One hundred and
fifty cloth-workers (denominated Croppers) have
given in their names, as wishing to be sent, with
their families, to the Cape of Good Hope ; and a
number of Gentlemen have set down their names for
various sums, to assist them in their design ; and an
application is likewise to be fcrwarde4 to Govern-
ment in their behalf, to obtain a portion of the Par-
liamentary grant,
London, England, 1819-07-19

Lots 10 to 140 comprise a very valuable FREEHOLD ES-
T-ITE, consisting of a Paddock and Lands, fronting the Com-
mercial-road, extending fur a considerable depth in Perriwinkle-
street, aborting also upon Brook-street ; together with a Site of
Ground, upon which were meted the Rope-sheds and other
capacious &tidings, also the Rope-grounds—forming altogether
a very valuable Property for Building, and contains upwards of
Two Acres, laid out in Streets, and divided into small Lots for
the convenience of Purchasers.

Particulars rosy isirdof Mr. Holman, No. 64, Old Broad.
great ► sad at the 'dart.

-EIREEHOP? RESIDENCE, PLEASURE GROUNDS,
GARDENS, and LAND, CLAPHAM-COMMON,
Peremptorily, by Mr. HOG GAUT,
At the Mart, on PRIDAT, July 30, at Twelve, unless an accept.
able offer be made by private Contract,
AVERY Complete FREEHOLD PROPERTY
and RESIDENCE, delightfully situated upon that much-
admired and park-like spot un the South-west side of Clapham..
common, justly esteemed as the most retired and picturesque ;
the House is substantially erected, brick-built, and of uniform
elevation, embosomed in the centre of Plantations, ornamented
by 6ne timber, and contains numerous Bed-chambers, elegant
Dining and Drawing-rooms, spacious Moruing-room, with at-
tached and detached Offices of every description; the whole
Estate contains about FIVE ACRES, disposed into Paddocks,
Orehard, and Pleasure Grounds, with productive Gardens,
Fruit-walls, and a selection of the best Trees, Green-house,
Grapery, and Conservatory ; forming altogether a very charming
Property ; the Estate commands two very important Frontages,
is enclosed by park-paling, and the Land Tax redeemed; also a
Pew in Battersea Church.
To be viewed by Tickets only, which, with Particulars, may
be bad of Mt. Hoggart, 62, Old Broad-street, Royal Exchange ;
Particulars also at the Mart; and of Messrs. Kaye, Freshfield,
and Kayc, New Rank-buildings.
London, England, 1819-07-19

ECCLESIA.

The Prince Regent
M.A. of Eliesborough,
to hiq Royal Highness.
A I)i,pcusation has
P. Merewether M.A.
then with tke Rectory
the former of which ht
Marks Bathurst, Chant

liev. William ifobsoi
c• Lis own petition.
Rev. Junes Corbett,
College of Hertford.

Rev. Clairtepber Jo%
appointed a Minn*. Can
Rev. Harry Fan Ye;
OayLard._

Rev. J. IL !Linton,
appointed Domestic Ch:
Tuesday sermight, •
Church of Killaia, by
tleme.i were admitted
Lnd, A.ll. Edward Kt
•3'hursday
l'at..ral Office, and
Ciii:rch, Glasgow, in
ceased.

The Mmnbers of the
numbly called Mr. Aley
to be their Pastor, in tI
&erased ; of whill bi

Wedresday, in Gray
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of Chester.

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Porten, relict of the late
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years fisherman at Craigover.
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Regiment.

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THE ARMY.

The 80th Regiment, now on their march from
Englaad, are to relieve the 40th Regiment at Glas-
gow, the latter being ordered to Carlisle.
Last week the 4th battalion of the 60th Regiment
landed at Portsmouth, from America, and marched
to Fort Cumberland to be disbanded.

Friday the 63d Regiment, from Winchester, com-
manded by Lieutenant-Colonel (Mina, marched
into Gosport, and next day embarked on board the
Loyal Briton and Janus transports, to proceed im-
mediately to Plymouth.
_ .

Frid.ty, the 13th Regiment, under Lieutenant-
Colonel Sir WILLIAMVIrmitAsts, K.C.B. wete in-
spected on Southsea Common, by their Colonel, Ge-
neral MORRISON, who expressed himself well satisfied
with the correctness of their appointments, and their
general appearance as soldiers.
An order has been received at Portchester to clear
the lsepot immediately, and to give it up to the pro-
Oetor, T. TRISTLETHWAYTE, Esq. of Southwick
House.

GENERAL DEURELTX'S LEGIONS

DUBLIN, JULY 14.

Major-General D'Evereux Arrived at Gresham's
Hotel, Sackville-street, on Monday evening, accom-
panied by Colonel Lyster, Lieutenant-Colonel- Tre-
denick, and Commissary-General M'Namara. Hav-
ing seen such of the troops of his Legion as were at
Liverpool embarked And fairly at sea, the Major-
General visits Dublin to conter a similar honour
on the remaining detachment of the Lancer Regi-
ment, which will embark this week in our river.—
Five Regiments of the Legion, independent of those
which have sailed, are advanced in their formation
and equipment, and will be at sox% bore the first of
August. The General takes the field, iu person, with
a large force, on the opening of the ensuing Campaign.

WATERFORD, JULY 13.
The ship Laforey, having on board a division
of Colonel Meade's Regiment, attached to Gene-
•ral D'Evereur's Legion, under the command of
Lieuttsiant-COlonel Young, which sailed from Li-
verpool about five days ago, put into this harbour
on Sunday evening, in consequence of a mutinous
disposition having manifested itself among the men.
About fifty of them, whose appearance is truly
wretched, have been put on shore, and left to provide
for themselves as they can. We have not beer, able to
ascertain to our satisfaction the true cause of this mea-
sure ; the Officers allege, we under;tand, they found
it necessary to disencumber themselves of these people,
in consequence of their being diseased, and others
hay in.; evinced such a refractory spirit as was likel to
put an end to all subordination among the remainder;
while the men, it is said, concur in declaring that
there was not an adequate supply. of provisions on
board, they were of the worst. description, and that
they were served out to them in very scanty portions.
London, England, 1819-07-26

Till 4110

. •
Saturday afternoon a troop of the 4th nragobn
Guards arrived at Leeds, from Nottingham, to re-
place a troop of the sth, which has been stat;oned
there for some time, ;Ind which, this day, to the re-
gret of the people of Leeds, marches thence for Bir-
mingham.
There was a Grand Review on Hounslow Heath
on Saturday. It was perhaps the most splendid mi,
litary spectacle exhibited for many years. His Royal
Highness the PRINCE REGENT, with a long train Of
Military Officers, escorted by a party of Life Guards,
arrived on the ground at a quarter past twelve. In
his Royal Highness's retinue were the Commander-
in-Chief, the Duke of WIELLINOTOS, Prince LEOPOLD,
the PERSIAN AMBASSADOR, etc. The Brigade con-
sisted, on the right, of the 9th Regiment; the centre,
the lgth; and on the left, the -12th. The whole was
commanded by Lieutenant-Colonel PONSONEY— his
Aides-de-camp the Marquis of Wonecterea and Lord
Russet- The different evolutions were rapid
and expert. The.charges made in line, and by regi-
ments, deserve the highest praise. No.accident les-
sened the beauty of the scene. The Pantos appeared
in excellent health and spirits, and was greeted by
the company when he left the ground.
Three Major-Generals, three Assistant Adjount•
Generals, one Assistant-Quarter-Master-Genetalv aid
one Major of Brigade, are immediately to be-struck
off the Staff of Ireland.
London, England, 1819-07-26

DISSOLUTIONS OF PARTNEUSDIPS.

Fisher and Co. Aldersgate-street, attornies. L. and S. Lus..
combe, Totnes, Devononillicers. Firth and Hind, Jermyn-
street, wax and tallow-chandlers. Kesteven and Co. York.
street, Covent-garden, mens'-mercers. J. and it. Clews, New-
costle-under-Lytue, nialtsters. Wheatley and Nl•liae, Coven-
try, silk-dyers. A. • and J. Faulkner, Mar.chester, surgecti-
demhts. Callendsr and Newmat. Hurst and Hunt, Leives-
ter, hosiers. Fletiher and 'fhownhill, Dariaston, Staffordshire,
gun-loelnenasteis. Deane!! and Ebrrod, Strand, hitters. k'ere
and Smith, Cloth-fair, woollen-drapers. Fortune and HeaJ-
each, Mermaid-court. Borough of Sauthwaik, machine-say.
yers. hatcher and Co.-Mita, currier*,
DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE-MONEY.
Notice is given to the Officers and Crew of the Niemen, that
the prize-money for the Stockholm and the krig Fought:kr: ;
also to the Officers god Crews of the Majestic, Pactutits, a •-.1
Telegraph, that the' money for the Recovery, and to those of
the Majestic and 1311,6re11, that that fur the Domivlca, has teen
paid into Greenwicli
The Hearty, for ;fig Success, Cognac, and Priscilla, on the
6th of August, at NE,4, Adelphi-terrace •' recalled there every
Wednesday and Thutiday for three months.
AVERAGE PRICE of CORN in England and Wales, from
the Returns received in the week eudiag July 17, 1319.
Wheat I Rye. I Oats. Deana. I Pease.
s. d. s. d. s. d. s. d. a. d. d,
•75 0 48 2 41 0 27 10 50 4 • 40 tl
The Avetlge Price of Sugar, from the Returns made in the
(laic tee, if, the w.:ei ending the 21st of J 47 1819, is 40s. 3d.
London, England, 1819-07-26

THE MANUFACTURING

A Reform Meeting is to be held at Rochdale this
day, at Rippenden on Wednesday, and at Hudders-
field on Monday, the 2il of August. The Requisi-
tion for the latter Meeting is both numerously and
respectably signed, and all the principal speakers in
the district are expected to attend.
It is very generally rumoured in Yorkshire, that a
warrant has been issued against Mr. PETRE, Who
took so conspicuous a part at the two fist Hunslet-
Moor Meetings, for seditious language held by him
at these Meetings. He is not yet taken, having ob-
tained secret information of what was going on, and
absconded suddenly from Wakefield.

There is to be a Meeting at Manchester on the fth
August, at which Mr. HUNT has agreed t 4) preside.
. . .

DP ANACET -TBAVI.--.The turn-out, as it is techni-
cally called, in Dewsbury, Heckmondwike, and the
other parts of the Blanket Manufacturing District of
the West Riding of Yorkshire, still continues, and our
a,ccounts from that quarter are very conflicting.—On
the one hand it is stated, that the demands of the men
are very reasonable—that they ask for only as much
wages as will enable them to maintain their families
without parochial relief—that some of thein,, And thel
weavers in particular, could not, qn an average, earn
more than from 10s. to 12s. a-week--and that the ad-
vance they Jemand will not enhance the price of the
manufactured article more than 3i per cent. While,
on the other hand, it is insisted, that the advance will
be fully 10 per cent. and that the wages which were
given, before this fresh claim was put forth, being
from 16s. to 265. per week, were fully equal to the
comfortable support of a family. Upon such a sub-
ject we can only report the assertions of others, with-
out wishing to make any of our own.
London, England, 1819-07-26

PUBLIC MEETING AT DEWSBURY.

Saturday afternoon (and not before, as erroneously
stated in some of the provincial papers), a public
meeting was held at Dewsbury, Yorkshire, for the
object of forming a National Union, and to consider
of the best means of ameliorating the present wretch-
ed and depressed state of the labouring and mann-
facturing classes. The Chair was taken precisely at
three o'clock ; and, on account of the many thou-
sands now out of employment within a circuit of ten
miles of the place, there was a very numerous at-
tendance. Mr. WILLANs (the main-spring in over-
throwing the infaMous spy system, and unkennelling
the fox, Oliver) took the lead; and, after him, the prin-
cipal speakers were Mr. HODGSON and Mr. RHODES,
who each addressed the multitude at considerable
length.
The Resolutions and proceedings cf the last Meet-
ing on Hunslet Moor, may be taken as a correct out-
line of what took place at Dewsbury. The speeches
of Mr. \V!LLAN and Mr. Hoposotv, were remarked
for moderation and sound arguments, and evinced
talents that would not disgrace more exalted stations.
The Resolutions were carried unanimously, and the
whole business was conducted with the greatest or-
' der and decorum. The Meeting broke up about six
o'clock, and the multitude separated to their respec-
tive homes, without committiug the slightest breach
of the peace.
London, England, 1819-07-26

SALES BY ktiLivr.. - •
1
• SUSSEX.
At the• Crown Inn, in Hastings,. on SATUTZAAY, the 14th day of
A.tgust, 1819, at Three o't,iock in the afternoon, unluss pre-
viously disposed of by Private Cottract,•of which, if it should
hawieu, notice will he given, •
Lot 1. A MESSUAGE or. TENEMENT, with
1-11, two large Gardens, double Coaek-house, Stabling
for five Horses, and all other convenient Out.huUdings fit for the
immediate occupation of a genteel Family, situate near the en-
trance of the Town of Battle from the Lewes Road, late the R♦
sidcnce of Mr. Tilden Sampson, deceased.
Lot 2. TWO PIECES of Rich FREEHOLD DIE kDOW
LAND, called BR DO DIFIF.I.DS, or G A UDE NS ; cantah446'
by admeasurement 9A. 2R. 50P. little more or less, *situate at s.
convenient distance from -Lot 1.
The Land Tax on the whole is redeemed.
Further Particulars =tram known by applying to Mr. Netto
Solicitor, 5 Crown-court, Old Broad-street, London; or aitba
Office of Air. Balton, Solicitor, Battle. •

DERBYSHIRE, • ' •
In Lots, at the King's Head Inn, in Derby, on Monsay; the
• 16th day of August next, and the following day, if iaot dis-
posed of on the 16th, 1
A VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, con-
sisting of the Manor of HORSLEY, and sundry Farms,
containing upwards of NINE HUNDRED ACRES, let to
Tenants at Will. The Estate is exempt from the Tythes of Hay
and Corn, and situate about six miles from the town of Derby.
on the turnpike and mail-coach road from Derby to Chesterfield.
For further particulars apply to Mr. Curzon, Derby; Mr,
Robert Harvey Wyatt, Barton, near I.Achheiti and Messrs.
Still, Strong, and Rackhani, Lincoln's Inn ; or at the place of sale.

• :• ••• •7• • • • •••a •
• •'hie day were PORshecit '
In One lismisprne Vol. aro. with a Portrsit of Montrosearice
• 19$. boirdy,' • • •
MEMOIRS of the most renowned JAMES
GRA MAN, Marquis of Montrose. Tratulated from
the Latin Of the .llev. Dr. GEORD.B Avp,fuoT, afterwards
Bishop or•Etlitibtirgh. "Tes-whi.l 'ire added,
Letters and Papers never turf Ore published: '
Printed .for Arehabald• Constable and Co. „Edinburgh ; -and
Hurst, Robinson, and Co. 90, Cheapsido,lOn
London, England, 1819-07-21

• LIVERPOOL, JULY 17.

There has been during the whole of the week a
steady demand for Cottons, particularly Boweds and
Orleans, as well for-export and on speculation as for
the Trade, but prices have pot experienced any ma-
terial improvement ; yesterday there wcrc two pub-
lic sales whiek went off steadily, tilers were sold i7O
London, England, 1819-07-21

BANKRUP

Alexander Paton, Fellingshore; Durham, ildp-builder, to stir-
render August 5,6, and 31, at eleven, at the George Inn,
Xewcastle-upon-Tyne. Atternies, Messrs. Clayton, New-
castle ; or Messrs. Clayton, Scott, and Clayton, Lincoln's Inn.
Robert and Hindmarsh Thompson,. Newcastle-upon-Tyne, tim-
ber-merchants and woollen-drapers, August, 7, and 31, at
eleven, at the George Inn. Newcastle-upon-Tyne. Actor-
nies, Messrs. Meggisons and Poole, Hatton-garden; or Mr.
Doukin, Newcastle-upon-Tyne.-
Joseph Harwick, Mill-street, Lambeth, engineer ind Iron-
founder, July 84, 21, and August 51, at twelve, at Guild-
hall, Attorney, Mr. Itunt, Ilelbom-court, Gray's Inn.
James Clarke, Ifammersmith, coal and corn-dekler, July 24,
51, and August 51, at twelve, at- GuildhaLL Attorney, Mr.
Fowler, Clement's 'lnn.
DIVIDENDS to be made at GUILDHALL.

July 27, J. Wilkerson, Bailey, Herts, minter, at twelve.
August 7,T. Laycock, Minories, slopseller, at ten. Aurre 21,
C. S. Ashford, Harrow-road, Paddington, lronmolizer, at twelve.
August 21, J. Stein, Butcher-row, East Smithrield, rectifier,
at twelve. August 21, J. Gibson and S. Forster, W.irdrobe-
place, Doctors' Commons, dealers in lace, at twelve. August 7,1
J. Metcalf, and J. Yeyes, Upper East Smithfield,- oilmen, at
one. July 81, J. Whitehead, Csteaton-street, banker, at twelve.
,july Si, J. Kernot, Bear-street, Leicester-fields, druggist, at
twelve. July 27, J. Sims, King-street, near Tower-hill, but-
cher, at twelve: July 24, J. Henderson, Mitre-court, g'lalk-
Street, merchant, at twelve. August 14, J. Jenkins and T.
Parsons, Piccadilly, breeches-makers, at ten.. Augest 7, E.
Land, Warwick-row, Blackfriar's-road, baker, at one. July
27, W. Lloyd, jun. late of Upper Thames-street, slopseller, at
ten. July 51, T. Toy, Penryn, grocer, at eleven. July 47.
J. Taylor, late of Cheapsiele, draper, at ten. August 5, I.
Corpe, Sun-street, Bishopsgate Within, saddler and collar-
maker, at eleven. August 10, Henry Marsh, Brentford, boot
and shoe-maker, at ten. August 14, G. Biggs, Holborn-bridge,
silversmith and jeweller, at twelve. August 21, R. Wilk.,
Chancery lane, printer, a: eleven. August 21, T. Ellerby,
Pcole, Dorset, linen-draper, at twelve, August 10, Wasoa,
d Psiday-street, tnete.hint, at ten. • '
London, England, 1819-07-21

FROM LAST* NIGHT'S GAZETTE.

This Gazette announcoa,that the Prince Regent has appointed
Sir William Young, K.GIC.II. and Admiral of the Red, to be
Vice-Admiral of the United Kingdom t and Sir James Santos-
eta, K.G.C.13. and... Admiral of the Etta, to be Rear-Admiral
of the United Kinidam. Also. Henry Revell Reynolds, Esq.
Barrister at Law, to be Commissioner of the Insolvent Debtors'
Court, in the room of Mr. Serieant Runningtoo.

11Unalall IMO/01M TO sravz N THU rammer PARLIAMENT.
Town mud Port of ityc—John Dodson, Esq. of Doctors' Com-
mons, in the City of London, Doctor of Laws, la the room
of Thomas 4 hillipps Lamb, Esq. deceased.
Borough of Bishop's Castiti--The Honourable DoUglas James
William KinnairJ, in the room of John Robinson, Esq.
deceased.
BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. • _

John Jones, Urper Brook-street; Grosvenor-square
July 17 to 27, at ten, at Guildhall.
BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED.
George Adams, Gloucester, jeweller.

tailor, from
London, England, 1819-07-21

THE ARMY.

the live companies of the 80th Regiment. which
have /marched from Manchester for Glasgow, have
been succeeded by a similar number of the 88th Re-
giment from Edinburgh.
The late General Bnitrog, of the Life Guards, was
fortunately persuaded to sell out a very short time
1
before his death, by which his family gained the
saving of £13,000, for which he sold his Commissions.
The Yeomanry Corps of Cavan has been united with
the Ballybaise, and the command conferred on 110-
BEST SAUNDERSON, of Drumkeen, Esq. Captain of
Abe Cavan Corpi : Captain HUMPHREYS, of the Bally-
haise Corps retains the command of that division of
the consolidated corps, under Captain atottocasorr.-
Saturday sennight, as the baggage carts belonging
to the 88th Regiment of Foot were on the road from
Shap to Kendal; one of the soldier's wives, together
with an infant, to which she had given birth but three,
weeks before, was thrown from a cart—the wheel
passed over her body, and bruised her in a dreadful
manner ; she was carried .to Kendal, where she re-
mains in a dangerous state. The chiadwas thrown un-
der the cart, but did not /motive 4157 ear vcial injury.
London, England, 1819-07-21

DIVIDENDS to be made in tic COUNT4Y.

At stat 111, F.. Tarsier,
,Great Sheraton' Wilt., eottou-manu-
faeturer, at eleven, at the Talbot Inn, Tetbury, Gloucester-
shire. August 17, T. Jones, Ihretend, near Birminglouni Pic-
ture-frame-maker, at e!even, at the Royal Hotel, Ilirmiugham.
August 9, ft Graham, Oarstang, Lancashire, groetrot etc:Vets,
at the White Horse Inn, Preston. August 10, H. Pullen, Iced ,
merchant, 'at eleven, at the Court-1;118e, Leeds. Aiigusi. '
• Buchanan, S. M. Smith, and F. Ashley, Liverpool, mer-
chants, at eleven, at the Talbot Inia, Liverpool. August 'lO,
T. N. Hirst and J. Wood, Huddersfield, merchants, atj'leven,
at the *Aosta and Crown, lluddersGeld. August 9, T.llierphaw,
Manchester, fustian-rr.anufaeturer, at two, at the White Ikar
Ica, Itl ancheatm. August 12, F. Perkhousei Brixtrint,l)t von,
linen-draper, at eleven, at the Globe Tavern, Exeter. • August
70, 1. Forsyth, IA :rams, Staffordshire, draper, at three, at
the Star Inn, Manchester. August 16, L. Feather, Notting-
ham, dealer, at eleven, at the Ram Inn, Nottingham. Aigust
16, E. A‘piztahaav, Stapleford, Nottinghamshire, butehet, at
eleven, at the Rana Inn, Nottingham. August 16; I. ()me,
sea. and just, and ft. Orme, Nutti-zham, silvetantiths anted iron-
London, England, 1819-07-21

DEMERARY AND ESSEQUIBO.

'Flit Undersigned, in.his capacity as Deputy First
Marsbal of the Honourable Court of Justice of thetnited
Colony Of Demerary and Esscquibo, advertises, by these pre-
altelts, for the first, second, and third time, that be wilt, by virtue
of a eertaift sentence of the said Honourable Court,• and the
'subsequent Execution, EXPOSE and SELL by PUBLIC
EXECUTION SALE, in the month of January, 1820, in be-
half of Nicholas Ilugenholte, Agent for the House of Buddaert
and Co. of Aliddleburgh, versus the Representative or Repre-
sentatives of Plantation Adventure, situate in Es;equibe—the
Sugar Plantation Adventure cum Annexis, situated as afbreraid.
The Jedicium of Prat and Concurrentia on the nett proceeds
of the above Sale, will be held by the said Honourable COurt of
Justice, three months after the day of Sale, for which reason all
those who may pretend to have any right, title, or interest to
the nett proceeds of said Plantation, are herewith by him the
said Deputy Ella Marshal of said• Court of Justico, Summoned
to appear in person, or by their Attorney, to lay their claims
'iii due fbrm before the said Honourable Court of Justice of said
Colony, at their Session in the month of April, 12'20.
The Inventory of said Plantation is daily to be seen at the
Counting-house of Messrs. Ilan, M'Ganel, and Co. No. 7, Aus-
tin-Friars.*--Demerary, the let May, 1819. •
J. 1). HALEY, Deputy First Marshal.