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London, England, 1827-12-17

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240t1DAY, DECEMBER 17, IS!7.

.101•1m*
STOCK EXCVIANGE, TweLvs O'CLOCK-
There is more lire in the City this morning than for several days
past, canoed by the arrival of an Septets from Paris this morning,
by which it now appears that the Ambassadors were still at Con-
stantinople on the 80th tilt. and by the Odessa account, they were
still there on the 23d November. Console which left off on Sa-
turday at IS, I, opened this morning at Sei to I, and have been
dose at Ste buyers.
In the Foreign market, Portuguese Bonds have lowered, owing to
the unfavourable news of the Lisbon Bank having stopped payment.
CITY. lIALF-PAST ONE O'CLOCK.

The fluctuation this morning in Consols has been between
116 and 641 1, and at present may be quoted at 443 for the Ac. i
coat, alternately buyers and sellers at the above price—Reduced'
ate SS/ 1.
The Prime letters front Lisbon this morning, state, that the
stoppage of the Lisb .n Bank is but temporary, as the specie was
going out of the country, and they were afraid they would not
have enough left to pay the troops, therefore it is regarded as al
prudent step.
Pit it7R OF STOCKS AT TWO O'CLOCIL
Bank Stock 206 India Sulck - •
5 per Cent. Red. 831 3 11 Ditto Bond. 72
5 per Ct. Cons. Shut. South Sea Stock
31 per Cent. Old Annuities
33 per Cent. Red. 901 3 £lOOO Exclieq. Bills 44 47
4 per Ct. New Shut. £5OO Ditto 44 47
4 per Cent. Scrip £lOO and £2OO [Nun 44 47
4 par Cent. 1826, 1013 Commercial
Lon? Aun. 18 15.16 19 1 Consols for Acct 64} 84 3 3 ,
FoitßigiN FUNDS. TWO syci.4.4 K
Brazilian Bda.s p Ct. 601 Portug. Bds. S p C. 71 701 1 1
Do Acct 60 1 Do Acct.
Danish 11.1%. 3 p Ct. Pruss. 11s. S p C.
Do Aect 593 Do.Bouds,tlls2, 5 p C. 1041 100
Greek Itun.i•. 5 p Ct. Russ. 8d5.1852, 5p C. 90 91
Do.fids. ithss 5p Ct. 171 181 Do Ac. t. 91
Max Bds. tag ,e p C. Spanish Bds .5 p C 101 111
Do Acct 471 483 48 Ditto 510, 113
Peru. Bonds. 6p Ct ite 1 Fr. Rana, 5 p C.lolf 25c ISe
Do Acct 261 1 Exchange, 241 20c 15c
BRITISH AND FOREIGN SHARKS, TWO O'CLOCK.
MARI. PAIR.
Brazilian 35 20 98 97 99
Bolivar 50 7/ 31
General Mining Ano. 50 5 141
Uoite4 t•eatcan 40 35 17 18
Canada Company too 10 7
General &caul Navigation 100 13 4
London, England, 1827-01-03

AMSTERDAM, Decarssa SS.

Just as our Paper was going to Press, we received the foliar/keg,
from a latter dated Coossomistople, November 11,5:
" A Ceoveotion bas bees evocluded becomes tie larks mad
Greeks—the tonne are, at precast, soksawa to us ; bat, be they
wbat they may, trade sad navigation most be great gaireses."

It is more than a month sines we were enabled, by
our peculiar sources of information, to anticipate this
account. We mentioned at the time the efforts of the
British mission at the Porte, to obtain a result, so
desirable, both in a political as well as hunnine
point of ♦iew, as well as the determination of
eur Government to entrr into a separate arrange-
ment with the Greeks, should the Porte continue
refractory. In the meantime, the intelligence ap-
pears

to us to. b. fully entitled to credit ; and in
hailing it as a new triumph of humanity and sound
London, England, 1827-03-31

IN TWO 1.0143,

THE VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE,
LAND TAX REDEEMED,
Situate at Ashford, near Petersfield, id the Parishes of Steep and
Frozheld, in the County of Hants; •
A delightful Family Residence, ASHFORD LODGE, with,
Offices, Coach Houses, Stables, utbuildings, Ste. Lawns, Pleasure
Grounds, Shrubberies, and Plantations;
A Sae Stream of Water Sowing through the Gnilmds,stored with
Trost.
EXCELLENT FARMS,
With Farm Rouses, and requisite Agricultural Buildings;
Capital enclotnees of 'rich Meadmv,'Pasutre and Arable Land ;
thriwbely Weed*, ace.
. • Sundry Cottages. Gardena, and Orchards.
The whole containing about
SIX HUNDRYD ACRES,
Principal part IM to mode respectable Tenants.
A Moiety of Steep hill, with Dwelling House, Orchard, Pieces of
Water, Ike. subject to the Life latenest therein of a Person aged
about Sixty.seven Years.
Also, the Freehold Rectorial Tytbes of the Psrish of Steep.
containing upwards of
TWO THOUSAND SIX HUNDRED ACRES
Of capital Meadow, Pasture, Arable, and Wood Land,
Let to most respectable Tenants, and in hand.

This Property is situate in a most beautiful and picturesque part
of the Country ; excellent Roads in all directions, good neighbour-
hood and Markets ; two miles from Petersfield, about eighteen miles
from Portsmouth, ten miles from Alton, and ten miles from Al-
resford. The Property well adapted for Game, of which there is
always a moderate quantity, but which might be greatly increased
at little care and expense. The Estate as well as its immediate
vicinity being particularly well adapted for the Preservation of
Game.
To be viewed by applying to Mr. Powell, (one of the Tenants)
of Dunhill, near Petersfield ; or Mr. Francis Brewer, of Peters-
field ; Charles Osborn, Esq. Hayling Island, Avant, of whom
Pagiculars may be had; or Charles Greetham, Esq. Solicitor;
and at the Red Linn Inn, Petersfield ; Anchor, Uphook ; George
and White Hart, Winchester; King's Arms, G.lldford and Go-
dalrning ; Mr. Weller, Chichester ; of Mr. Hoper, Solicitor, 13,
Old Burlington-street; at Garaway's ; and of Mr. Robins No.
170, Rest nt-street.
London, England, 1827-03-31

HANTS, NEAR PETXIISFIELD,
On the road to ALTON nod ALRESFORD.
VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, LAND TAX
REDEEMED,
ASHFORD LODGE,
A delightful Cottage Residence, with Offices, Pleasure Grounds,
Plantations, Trout Stream,WoOds, Farms, Lands, Cottages, &c.
The whole oboist
SIX HUNDRED ACRES,
WITH VALUAILII COMMON Wows;
Moiety of Sleet witethrelling House, rchard, &c.
AND
The Freehold Rectorial Tythes of the Parish of Steep, containing
upwards of
TWO THOUSAND SIX HUNDRED ACRES. •
TO BE SOLD. BY AUCTION,
By Mr. ROBINS,
(Of Warwick-House, Regent-street)
At Garraway's Coffee Houce, 'Change-alley, Conga%
On Tunas:ma, the 17th of May, 1827, at Twelve o'Cloelt,
London, England, 1827-03-31

• rrENRrS CALCINED MAGNESIA continues to
11 be prepared with the most scrupulous care and attention, by
Messrs. Twists' and WILIALIAII 14/0111T, Manufacturing Chemists,
Manchester. It is Sold in bottles, price 2s. 9d. or with glass
stoppers at 48.6 d. stamp included, wish full directions for its use,
by their various Agents in the Metropolis, and throughout the
United Kingdom; but it cannot be genuine, unless their names aft
engraved on the Government Stamp, which is fixed over tke cork
or stopper of each bottle. Of most of the venders of the Magnesia
may be had, authenticated by a similar Stamp, LIMY 'S ASOMATIC
Snaft of Visaata, the invention of Mr. Henry, and the only
genuine preparation of that article.
London, England, 1827-03-31

,iiintudiotSl* scfruiljaisi Lit/it'd elatirtiiii
he could hot be happy sitictrbeisonhaerdwaaous :utt;paun:::
..as no use t.i conceal flat Viet. Hehad done the deed,
an must meet his doom. 'Tut confession was peifectly
voluntary.
The Juoot recapitulated the evidence, and charged
the Jury to dismiss from their minds all consideration
of
Etrijawlafrora tLiheijmss'utsdinergeofththee Aunt.
The Jury, after a moment's consideration, delivemi
a verdict of Guilty.
The June exhorted the prisoner to preptei for
his
end, and expressed bis satisfaction at learning that he
bed. since his imprisonment, paid great st cation to
religious exercises. He trusted that he might
meaty of Heaven, although it could not be afford
4
in this world, for a crime so wilful, premeditatedacd
atrocious. He was utterly a( a loss to discover
motive for it.
The prjsoner was thea 'eltisistila to stand up, and sell.
tence of Death was pas'sed in The usual form. In coo.
sequence of his baying been led to expect that be would
be reprieved until Monday, The Judge said he shoolt
exercise the discretion given by Statute, and the exu.
tirn would take placeon Monday,
The prisoner was only tried on the first indictme-s,
*Ad fwiuted away cluriottletrial.
London, England, 1827-03-31

ENUIgE PATENT MEDICINES,• sold by
%A Messrs. BUTLER, Chemists, Cheapside, corner of &.
Paul's, London • Si, Sackville.street, Dublin ; and 73, Princes-
street, Rdtnburgb. Appointed Sole Agents for Dr. James's Fever
Powder aad Analeptic Pills, ha the place of Messrs. Newberry and
Sans.

Anderson's Scots Pills
American Soothing Syrup
.Bleaching Liquid and Marking
Ink
Braithwaite 's Black Drops
Cephalic Snuff
Cbekenbans Saks

Chines Worm Loxeiges
CitratedKall for SalineDraughts
Condelra Balsam of Honey
Dixon's Antibilious PiUs
Dolby's Carminative
I De Veino'i Syrup
Dutch Drops, as imported
Freent4leS Bathing Sp. '
Godbold's Balsam

Hoopees Pills
Henry's Magnesia
- Aromatic Vinegar
Hunt's Family Pills
Juniper's Essence Peppermint
Lemon Acid for Punch, &c.
Macassar and Russia Oil

Oxley's Essence Ginger
Ruspini's Llentrifice, &c.
Soicomon's Bal.n of Gilead.
Singleton's Eye Ointment
Steer's Opodeldoe
Stoughton's Bitters
&idMx and Lemonade Powders
Soda and Ginger Beer Powders
Salt of Lemon and Scouring

Gowland's Lotion Drops
Godfrey's Cordial Sandwell's Issue Platter
Huxham's Tincture Bark TurHilton's Balsam
And every other Patent Medicine of repute.

Merchan:s, Captains, and others. cannot be too careful In the
purchase of the above ankles fur Exportation, as spurious imita-
tions are generally In circulation.
Drugs and Chemicals of the choicest quality.
Medicine Chests completely fitted for all Climate's.
N. B. Tuostrsoria Gamma CIIILTENHAIIt SALTS, MOST& Butler
are appainte4 Agent* for.
London, England, 1827-05-04

Just published.
THE GUARDS'; a Novel, in Three Vols. post Bro.
Arma Virumque Cano."—Vntan.
Printed for T. C. Smith, Naval and Military Magazine Offlee,
36, St. James's-street.

Now READY. in Two Vols. 12mo. 14s. boards,
lU-KIAO-LI ; or, the Two Fdir Cousins. The eele-
braced Chinese Novel which has excited so mush curiosity at
Pads, in the Translation of M. ABEL REMUSAT.
Hunt and Clarke, Terk.street, Covent-garden;' Sutherland,
Edinburgh; Griffin, Glasgow; and E. Williams, Bath.
London, England, 1827-07-09

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'IONAPARTE. AFFAIRS OF GREECE. President of those States, and en the wisdom, jostice, and impsr-
--...-_ tialky_ 4 the North Americas people- -
CONSTANTINOPLE, 'trait 11. . " The pile of my daughter, the Quests of Portugal, have
been already coiebrated at Vienna, and I hope aeon to see my bro- ... .
- tYi; (se =raise.) thee, her hothead; in this Court- The constitution' cause triumphs
...,.en The endeavours of the Ministers of Austria and letr ts itw:lm ,
4is spite bis the
kpowerful parties who wish t"PP°w it ;
Prussia to induce the Porte to accept theproposals of the that .• ld be otherwise, seeing that the
p Chatter has
been so legitimately conferred. ..
4inisters of England, France, and Russia, for the paci- 0 Revertiag to the affairs of the empire, lam intimately per- . i
'lt of Greece, have wholly failed. The Reis Effendi seeded that an Who do cwt think relative to them in the same man-
•.th delivered to all the Ministers of the Allied ...
use in wide! I have expressed myself in this my imperial speech, ^
are not the real friends of the empire—are not Constitutional Ins- -
•en note in the form of a declaration. in periallits but monsters in disguise, who are only waiting for an
",Q verbal answers of the Reis Effendi opportmir to satiate their vindictive thirst In the blood of those
-once made ID the relholetionsof who dcfe3
the throne, the country, and religion.
in which it 'was declared " I feel assured that there is nos within the walls of this Dumber
.....effete in the ours
of any sae of the national representatives whose opinion is not in t`iis
respect the same as mine, whatever may be the oscine by wbl. he
-ti is said to have been would seek to attain the la
object of my desire, which is to pee the
';411 Ambassadors gmpire coosoUdated, and the people happy.
"'els received 4 litlis. august and basonrable representatives of the Brazilian
having
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the i nidedrexoyfotuhre enonataideriatzi
iss,rilaimrawapirreusards
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-' in• in you. and In fhelsope of being able to say to ynu in the speech
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-4-41 e Assembly !which bss Waist* se wisely has dope well.'
"TOR CONSTITUTIONAL lIIIPBROR A NI)
PRRPETUAL DEFENDER OF BRAZIL"
'-at Don Pedro was very much effected,
'ivering that part of his spekhwhich
‘,e Empress.
SHERIFFS. . .
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Mr. RUNDILL
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London, England, 1827-07-09

COATIS. AGAINST ALLWOOD.

Thit was a suit by a legatee against the executor,
under a will in which the testator left the interest of
10,0001. 3 per Cents. to his widow daring life. The
widow was dead, and the executor refused to pay the
legacy, amounting to 5001. alleging there were no assets
in his hands. It appeared, however, that he had paid
the interest due to the widow of the testator for fifteen'
years, out of the principal. It was contended, on the
part of the legatee, that under these circumstances, the
wait )1' WAS bonnd to pay the legacy oot of hisown funds.
Sir JOHN Nrcnot.s. directed an Inventory and account
to be produced to verify the fact.
The Court then proceeded to try prerogative causes.
London, England, 1827-07-09

CLERICAL INTELLIGENCE.

OXFORD, Jinx 7.
haturday the following Gentlemen were admitted actual Fellows
of Wadham College--
John Foley, of kin to the Founder; Rev. Z. J. Edwards.
At the same time the following elections took place in the same
Society—
Peoaatiosaar Feu/me—F. Forster, of kin to the Founder;
Rev. Wm. Heeding.
Senotaas—Eilw. Welwyn Foley, of kin to the Founder; J. B.
Dyne, of the county of Somerset ; G. E. Gepp and A. C. Tarbett,
of the county of Baez.

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Saturday, Wm. Falconer, B.A. of Oriel College; Rev. Hubert
Reimll Cornish, ILA. of Corpus Christi College; George Dawson,
B.A. of Exeter College ; William Sewell, RA. of Merton College ;
and James Fisher, Commoner of Brasennose College, were elected
Fellows of Exeter College.
The Rev. Frederick Roach, M.A. of St. John's Colleege, Minor
Canon of Bristol, has been presented to a Minor Canonry in Can-
terbury.
The 26th ult. the Rev. James Forsyth was ordained, by the
Presbytery of adkeith, assistant Minister of the parish of !overeat
Friday se'nnight the Rev. Mr. Douglas was ordained assistant
Minister to the Church aid parish of Parnell.
The 10th ult. the Hon. and Rev. Miles John Stapleton was in-
ducted to the Vicarage of Tudley cum Cape!, and on Sunday, the
24th ult. was reinducted to the Rectory of Mereworth.
Rev. John Greenwood, M.A. Head Master of the Grammar
School, Christ's Hospital, has been unanimously elected Rector of
Gainscolne, in Essex, a living in the gift of the Governors of that
ancient Institution.

The Bishop of St. David's has collated the Rev. Dr. 114illing-
champ to the Arcbdeaconry of Carmar.hen. vacant by the death of
the late Archdeacon Crawford.
Rev. J. Block, Rector of Westley, Cambridgeshire, has been
resented to the Rectory of Bower's Gifford, Essex.
Rev. F. W. Bayley, of Canterbury, and Rector of St. John's
Margate,to a Prebendary in Rochester.
His race the Archbishop of York has collated the Rev. John
Rudd, M.A. Vicar of Blyth, Nottinghamshire, to the Halloogbton
Prebend in the Cedlegiate Church of Southweli.
London, England, 1827-07-09

THE KING, lice.

WINDSOR, JULY B.—The influence of the pre ent
delightful weather, adding to the beauties of nature
and making her fairest scenes seem still more lovely,
has been felt and acknov.lesiged even in the recesses of
the Royal abode. On Friday the KING extne-sed his
desire to dine on the margin of Virginia Waft, And
preparations were accordingly made at the fi hing sem.
pie for his reception : a more delightful evening for the
enjoyment of this pleasurable relaxation from the fa-
tigues of state could not have been chosen, and the tout
ensemble of the view when his MAJESTY arrived, chaste
and natural as it was, presented a bril:ieney that
pleased, while it did not saiate the eye. Yesterday his
MAJESTY again dined at this, his chosen place of retire-
ment. A marquee was pitched on the south bank of the
lake, in which a collation prepared at the Royal Lodge
was provided ; the refreshing breezes from the lake
tempering the heat of the weather, and an almost
Italian sky, throwing its varied hues over the foliage
of the numerous shtubberiesi Late in the evening the
KING returned to the Royal Lodge. This day hi, MA.
JESTY attended Divine Service at his Private Chapel ;
the Bishop of CillicasTßa officiated.—Yesterday evening
the Queen of WURTESIBRRO and V Princess AUGUSTA
took an airing through the town of indjor, and returned
by the mad skirting the Thames to Frogmore. The
Royal Sisters were in an open pony phaeton, and the
Quinn regarded the alterations effected during her
absence with evident pleasure. On Saturdaj Lord and
Lady MARTBOROUGH, and the Hon. Miss Pi 6 at, called
to pay their inquiries, and this day the Countess of
I HARCOURT had an interview with her MAIRsTi:
London, England, 1827-07-09

I.INCIIESTEU, jct.%

Yesterday morning. about six o'clock. * Most
palling and fatal accident took gleff at Mr. Thomai
Kearsley's mill, at Tildesley Banks, about fotlr miles
beyond Worsley, by the bursting of a steamengine
boiler. •It would appear that the engineer, who hat
himself fallen-a prey to his own forgetfulness, in setting
the engine to work, had omitted to turn one of the two
valves which admit the steam from the boiler to the
engine; and finding that the engine was not going at
the proper speed, was continually stirring up the fire in
order to increase the power of the steam, which, having
only one valve to escape by, was increased to such an
extent as to blow the boiler to pieces, and to throw
down a great part of the building, burying in its ruins
the engineer, and 17 girls who were employed as reelers
in the uppermost story of the building. Of these the,
engineer and seven of the girls were taken out dead,
and several others so severely injured that two of them

ate since dead, and anothe
despaired of. The followii
W. Guest, the engineer . dead
Sarah Cunliffe . . . . dead
Mary Moscoff . . . . dead
Helen Schofield . . . dead
Jane Seddon . . . . dead
Betty Davies . . . . deed
Grace Hampsen . .
Mary Kay
Ana Marsh . . . um dead

r so much bruised as to be
ig is a list of the sufferers:
S. Morris,
severely ( no hope of reeovett
injured
Mary Lee . . dangerously hurt
Mary Barker . dangerously hurt
Judith Atkin . dangerously hurt
Mary Yates . . slightly injured
Betty Higginson do.
Betty Gerrard do.

Margaret 1111 ton . since dead I Helen Yates do.
Although the mass of the buildicg, with which the
girls were carried to the ground, seems to have fallen
almost perpendicularly, a few single bricks and slates
were impelled to the distance of SO yards. The en-
gineer had been on his way to examine the boiler at
the time the explosion took place, and was found halt
within the door of the engine house, having been forced
over backwards. There were usually eighteen girls in
the reeling-room, but one of them, sister of one of those
killed, had fortunately just gone into the mill, and thus
escaped the fate which awaited her companions. A
like fortunate circumstance saved the life of the man
who is generally at work in the room just over the ens.
gine. The noise occasioned by the explosion is described
by those who were near, as at first something like the
hissing noise made by steam escaping from an aperture,
and immediately afterwards a loud report like the dis-
charge of a cannon. It was distinctly beard at the dis-
tom* o► three miles; some say they heard it at
a distance of six miles.
London, England, 1827-07-09

Mike of Grafponclatd3,;;;;;ilsl:6llb:ag ain't Lord Rseter's
Recruit, BK. slb.

OATLANDS PARK RACES—Fatima%
Match 100 sues. One Mlle.
Captain Locke's Laburn, 4 yrs, lOst. 71b.
Mr. B. Hughes's Elephants, 4 yrs, 10st.
Won by two lengths.
Sweepstakes of S own each, and 20 added. One Mile.
Captain Locke's *Fairlawn, g yrs, lOst. sth.
Mr. B. Bond's Sparkler, 3 yn, lOst.
Mr. Page's Edith, 4 yrs, list. 9.1 h.
Sweepstakes of 10 sous. each. Heats. one Mile.
Captain Locke Dace Ac., aged .
Mr. De Barg's bL g. aged
Captain Bulkeley's ch. g. Silvestre, 4 yrs
The first was a dead beet.
Sweepstakes of 5 soya. each, and 20 added. Oue mile.
Captain Scott's br. m. Baroness, 5 yrs
Mr. Wonibweß's Tilbury
Captain Barrow's Hotspur, aged
The Outlands of 10 son. each, and 20 added. One Mite.
Mr. Pages Edith, 4 yrs
Captain Locke's Fairlawn, 3 yrs

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Sweepstakes of 10 sees. each, and 10 added. One Mile.
Captain Locke's Laburn . walked over
Match 100 sons. One Mile.
Mr. Hughes's Elephants beat Captain Locke's Hawk's Eye.
Match .50 son. Half Mile.

Mr. T. James b. c. by Orville, beat Captain Locke's br. c. by
Whisker.

The favourite racer, Rhapsody, the property of Ralph Beason,
Esq. died at Bromfield, last week.
RUNNING AGAINST TIME.

!krt.', the crack runner, performed his wonderful match of ten
miles within the hour, on Saturday evening, in Lord's Cricket-
ground, for a stake of Cm soar A rod sprinkling of the Fancy
were present, bur there wa, but Rule betting. The start took place
at half-put six, and the first five miles were perforated iu five
Kconds undrr the half hour ; In the other five, Derr( mewled his
=peed, and Icon the thatch, with halt a minute to arse, but mutt
dist:curd.
London, England, 1827-07-31

POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

GUILDHALL.
An old man of very emaciated appearance. was yesterday placed
at the bar to answer the complaint of the Rev. Mr. Hok, ono of
the miners of Christ Church SchooL
The Rev. complainant stated. that as he was returning from his
clerical duties yesterday, he saw the prisoner near his house in
Jewin•street, who, on his approach, began to abuse him in the most
shocking manner, calling bins all sorts of vile epithets. Nor was
this the first time he had been subjected to the prisoner's violence.
Hr. Alderman TMOMPOON.—Can you tell me what offence, or
supposed offence the prisoner has received?
Rev. Mr. Holt—From me be cannot even imagine any. I be.
neve some fifty years ago, a legacy was left to some pan of his
family, to which my grandfather, a respectable Clergyman, and.
WsValtegelgal ratvit.ri.;
sursw loan was sustained, and from that period to the present, every
descendant of my grandfather has been subject to annoyance this
however, between 40 and 30 years before I was born.
IllTlCesidditiernum told the prisoner, that if he had a legal claim be
must pursue it legally. The Bev. Gentleman must not be subjected
to this annoyance, and be therefore called upon him to find bail;
with Which not toeing provided be was remanded.

BOW-STREST.

Yesterday R. Norman. W. Sag, and J. Pyles, were plated at the
bar, when Duke, Lincoln, and Fagan, active officers, stated, that
about half-past one that mottling they observed the prisoners stand-
ing in Tottenham Court-road, and, recognising them to be notorious
housebreakers, they took them lath custody. On being searched,
a centrabit, erombar,seremdtiver, skeleton keys, dark !Althorn,
and a large tack, were fonud opoei them. On being asked if they
had any thing to say, they admitted that they, were housebreakers,
but hoped that their so readily surrendering themselves would
entitle them to clemency. Mr. )invests. said, if was fortunate
that their design had been frustreind,as otherwise their liver might
have been forfeited. He sheen send them fur three months to
the Hoses el Correction. After they ware taken away, it wee
mentioned that they had all been tried before ; upon which the Ma-
=ebsereed,that that feet would enable him to indict a higher
or psaishasest on having the records of their convictive. be-
ts* him They were then ordered to he mucaducte4 into the
dim what they were remanded for further examisation.
- Amu Cfmineirrn a icansernan bootmaker, was charged with
=the life of Satan Csodby, a woman top whom he bad claw
ha inushaeut defter. les fracturing two of het ribs. asd I
bleeds( several deep would. es besierekwith a pall*. Honing
mip ookal
and Bend, the Math went to the epee, sines band the
woman in a agitation stateoreiteting is ha Wad. aid
bald; obtained, she was aanveyed to St. • 11004 i
whet* she new Hes, and whom* a certificateeinem wasi
produced, which stated that she was by est of denier.
The prisoner expressed deep mulatto for bit aisdact, which, be ,
London, England, 1827-07-31

aID UNIQUE PREPARATION OF CA RBO-
?.13 EFIT.IiVESCING CHELTENHAM SALTS.
S incomparable combination of all the solid
,tents of the celebrated Cheltenham Sprinp, producing
`date disengagement of Carbonic Acid Gas, on the simple
of Pure Water (a process never before effected), is now
I to the Public with a degree of confidence proportioned
'versa approbation it has already received from some of
distinguished Members of the Profession, as uniting the
pahtles of the Waters at the Fountain Head, with the
Saline Ingredients of the Springs, and thus producing the
though mild and agreeable substitute fix the Owl-
Platers ever produced by Chemical Science.
Beavan and Perrins beg to apprise the Public and Fa-
t this preparatiOn is now (after a tong and very elaborate
)toept to a high degree of perfection, and will enable
and Troeliers at ■ dbtance from the Springs to possess
for advantage of the Cheltenham Waters in the neatest
'PProsiaistion.

'ed by blesses. Beavan and Perrino, at their Lahentery,
''eti Cheltenham ; and add in bottles at 41. 64. les. W.
each, by Mews. Butler, Cbestists; Cheapside. earner
'Aare, London; 54, reebvilla-street. Dublin; and 73,
Met. 11danburgb ; also by Mr. Sanger, lux Oxford-
bd all the respectable Medicine Venders is the United

ti• insect-nary to direct the attention of the scientific
the Well known fact, that- the Cheltenham Salts, as pro-
, evaporation from Waters, are necessarily freed by the
trout all the gaseous and teak contests of the Springs,
(institute so important a Modkal Agent in their Ain&

P. AA for BZ4VAM and Pssanti Clelteilum
London, England, 1827-07-31

ROME, JULY 12.

A fifth list of voluntary contributions for rebuilding
the church of St. Paul has been published—it includes
those which have been made from the Ist of January to
the 24th of June. Among the sums in this sth kit are
1-10,000 francs, by a person who will not be named,
transmitted by Cardinal Macchi on his return from
France ; 32,701 Roman crowns, transmitted by M.
Genotte, Austrian Charge d'Affaires at Rome, proceed-
ing from a subscription in the Austrian States; 1,000
francs from the Marquis and Marchioness de Clermont-
jonuetre ; 1,000 Roman crowns, sent by the Earl of
London, England, 1827-07-07

DOTER. Ant 6.

Nothing bas long been rating to render this town
the most desirable sojourn along the coast, for a sum
mer's residence, but good family houses ; and we are
most happy to see that the very many in those delight.
ful situations, the Marine Parade, Clarence Lawn, &c.
(commanding most pictureque views of Dover Castle,
and a great extent of the coast of France), are last fill-
ing. At the same time, the number of houses is not
so great as to admit any but the most select saciety.—
Wright's Hotel this morning wore a more than usually
animating appearance, from the very numerous assem-
blage of persons of haul ton, going to and returning
from the Continent. Among the former we observed,
the Earl and Countess of DARLINGTON, Messrs. PRIM
.111IGNIAS, &C. Ike.
London, England, 1827-07-07

By Mr. ROBINS,
(Of Warwick House, Regent.street,)
t Premises, No. 1, Sussex-place, Regent's Park,
ise,tke 11th of July, let7,and Four following Days,
(Sunday excepted) at Eleven o'Cleck,
Br 0/DES or rue Paorcurroa,
UPERB FURNITURE, &c. designed and
:cal in the mast magnificent style, by the first manu-
London. Comprising-41ejant lofty Four-post, Couch,
ther Bedsteadsond Furnitures; excellent seasoned Beds
et; kaudseme Wing and other Wardrobes • Clothes
*Tisiaa Dressing Tables and Glasses, and Bedchamber
IttlAreps and Pedestal Cupboards, Ladies' Cheval Glasses,
U"'"ni hr. splendid Drawing Boom, Dining Room,
and whet Window Curtains, in Chintz Cotton and fine
Ititb depot Sofas, Couches, Ottomans, and Chairs
; noble brilliant Plate, and Chimney Glasses; Pier
d Cabinets; a grand pianoforte, by Broadwood; superb
Girandoles, and Grecian Lamps;
Chased Bronze and Ormolu Parisian Musical Tirne.picces,
ri Irish Pillar Lamps, Eight-day Clocks, and excellent
11.,Jorce, London; costly Bronze, Ormolu, and
l's Yaws, mid Jig urea ; excellent Cabinet Articles in
11 Kingwood, ana Mahogany; Loo, Card, Sofa, Octa-
ark, Library. and other Tables • capital let of Patent
o; elegem Pedestal Sideboard as;d Celleret ; Sets of ea-
sel-room and Library Chairs; 'Fauteuil and Loitnging
Fr "ear ; costly Wing Library Bookcase, and Pedestal ;
Cabinets; costly rich Bengal Carpets, of various sizes
Ail patterns; Turkey and Brussels ditto, and Hearth
.niintntAl add other China, rich Cut Glass; Cellars of
about Four Hundred Dozen; valuable Library
by the most esteemed Authors, Prints Ste. a floe wire.
Polebtdi llosoltut Feeders ;ad Fire Bons.
lulu Outs, and various other Articles.
Viitatde PA NIILY RESIDENCE TO BE SOLD
BY paivATß CONTRACT.
,riewed on Friday, Saturday, Monday, and Tuesday
he Sale, by Catalogues only, at Two ISbilMnp and Ma-
lq
drub be bad ea the Praia/atm a sod el Mt. &ukase, 179
London, England, 1827-09-01

DIVIDENDS to be muds in SAS! NG H ALL-STREET.

-
Sept. SI, John Damn, itathbuneplace, Oaferd.stteet, man's
milliner, at ten. Sept. St, Andrew Rider, liudge.ruw, ware.
►ousetwath at tea. Sept. SI, Thonus Spree Tulin& Le/too,
Ewes, tailor, at eleven.

DIVIDENDS to be made in the COUNTRY.

Sept. 114, Thomas Palmer, Manchester, Lanatakire, dealer in
music, at ten, at the office of George Smith, solicitor, Back King.
street, Manchester. Sept. !6, James Miller, Liverpool, Lanca-
shire, silversmith, at eleven, at the Royal Hotel, Temple-row,
Birmingham.
CERTIFICATES.—Sam
Robert Dyer, Exeter, druggist. Saul Lusty, Stonehouse, Glou-
cestershire, corn dealer. Joseph Mitchell, Liverpool, Lancashire,
woollendraper. Christopher Bancks, Latebrook. Stiffurdskire,
I dealer. Thomas Tucker and Thomas Geary, John's Mews, Little
James-street, Bedford-row, coach and house painters. Stephen
Hopkins, Wottomunder-edge, Gloucestershire, clothier: John
Brimmen, Tewksbury, Gloucestershire, rope and twine manufac-
turer. Ann Welke and Samuel Sanders, King-street, Cheapside,
victuallers. John Tate, Manchester, Lancashire, grocer. Charles
Field, Cranbourne-street, Leicester-square, hosier and glover.
John Lacy, Cranbourne-street, Leicester-sg aaaa mercer and straw-
bat' dealer. James Pegg, Wooburn, Buckinghamshire, paper
maker, miller. Walter Jessop, Ortford.street. St. Mary-la.bonne,
livery stable keeper. Charles Howard, Sbacklewell, victualler.
Josepe Seeger, Mount-street,Lambeth, Surrey, brush manufacturer.
I'ARTNKIISHIPS DISSOLVED.
Abraham Burnell and John Mallorir, Leeds, Yorkshire, wine
and spirit merchants. Robert Brittain and Robert &Wain, jta.
Chester, woollendrapers. Thomas Powell and William Marsden,
Wakefield, %Yorkshire, cabinet makers and upholsterers. Thomas
William and Henry Quinlan*, lionon, machinists. Wm. Burwell
and George Cooke, Northampton, attornies and solicitors. Ralph
Gil and Richard Gaulton, Weymouth and Melcombe Regis, inn-
keepers. Jane Neate, Mary iktttell, hlary Ann Richards, Cathe-
rine Avent, and Jane Richards, Hayes-court, Soho-square, Leghorn
and straw-bar dealers. Robert Claxton and Jacob Macro, Nor.
%rich, tailors and drapers. Thomas Cooper and Charles Lynn.
Brisktkelnutos, Sussex, builders. William Akers and William
Edward Tarlton, Liverpool, Lancashire, retail ale sad spirit dealers.
London, England, 1827-09-01

use of Convicts on I cord Bulbs at Portsmouth,. Devemport,
Woolwich, Sheerness, and Chatham, may receive Particular
ad the Coto n applying to tho Superintendent of Convicts,
IVei. IS, Lambeth Terrace, and ea beard the several Hulks, and
deliver their Tenders at the Commissariat Mice, Treasury Cham.
hers, sealed up and directed to the Soperintendent of Convicts,
marking th. non "Tender to furnish Supplies far Convicts," on or'
before Tli DRS DA Y, the 13th day of September but none we
be received after Twelve o'Clock on that Day ; nor will any Pre-
pawl be noticed unicasmade on or annexed to a printed Particular,'
and t►e Prises inserted in Words at length; war makes • Letter
be subjoined le seek Proposal, signed by Two Persons of known
Property, eattagiog to become booed with the Party tendering,
the Sum expressed is the Particaslars for the dew Pad
the Contract. tj
London, England, 1827-09-01

Royalists hi Spain, and one of tha.usost distinguished
membirs of the Council of ifotte.
MINISTIR Orlaaieß LAMA Jusercu— Don Joe,
Garcia de k Tone. This Councillor of State, who Me
been a Minister before, but for a very short time, en-
Joys the greatest Consideration. By the intenseness of
his studies, and the magnitude of his talents, he is:qua-
lified for any office. His private virtues, and his public
qualities, pointed him out long since to the King as a
fit person to fill the important place of Minister of Jes-
sica and of the Interior.
MINISTIR Or FIMAXCL—Jean Baptiste de Erro,
formerly Minister of Finance, and now in the Council of
State. He perfectly understands all the details of the
public service relating-to finance: his sentiments and
bis principles are excellent.
" MINISTER Or WAR.—L;eatenant General Don Ma•
aario Blank, a very good officer. He is of a firm and
and straightforward character, which makes him belov-
ed by the soldier. Royalist at all hazards, he possesses
besides all the knowledge required by his situation.
" GOVERNMENT OF i.e SUPOEUI COMICIL OF CAL.
intl.—Don Philip Lobrado, now a councillor and even
careerist to the Council. A. profound lawyer—his cha-
racter and his opinions leave us nothing to wish for.
" There is only left the Ministry of Marine, for which
no person is pointed out with sufficient exactness for me
to give you his name. You may, however, rely on the
accuracy of the details which I have just given you,
They hold forth hopes, which it will be fortunate for
Spain and for our King to see speedily converted into
reality."

GREECE.

--•-+Soft•—•
EXTRACT OP A LETTER. DATED ANCONA, AUGUST 15.

• I have just sees an English officer in the Lazaretto,
who arrived this morning by the steam-vessel from
Corfu, and who left Zante on the 28th of July. Ac-
counts bad reached that island on the previous day from
Egina. at which place General Church continued busily
occupied in organizing the army. The account of Lord
Cochrane's having captured three Turkish men of war
appears also worthy of credit, since it was firmly be-
lieved at Zante."
=TRACT OW ANOTHER LZTTLR ISOM LSGHORN, DATIL,
AUGUST 16.

" I have received letters from Corfu to the Sth. By
the last accounts received there from Greece, the new
arrangement for organizing the army had been attended
with complete success. Ibrahim Yachts bad been re-
pulsed in every direction, and forced to return to Mo-
don. It is even asserted that the Seraskier has been
obliged to abandon his intention of investing Corinth.,
and returned is great haste to the neighbourhood of
Athens. In Western Greece the leaders are very active,
and possess several strong holds. The news of the treaty
of intervention had reached the seat of Government, and
was received with thegreatest demonstrations of joy.
It is said to have given new life to the spirits and ezer-,
tions of all classes."
London, England, 1827-09-01

THE .KING, &a

••••••1111
WI YIDS a, Auo 91.—Yesterday, the km* was oc•
tooled with public dispatches from nine o'clock in the
forenoon until two in the afternoon, when he forwarded
a messenger with dispatches, after which he entered his,
phaeton, followed by his attendants in two single phae-
tons and an open carriage, and proceeded to Virginia
Water, where he embarked in his pleasure boat and
took extensions on the lake, enjoying at intervals the
agreeable diversion of angling. At five o'clock his
MAJESTY and attendants returned to the Fishing Tem-
ple, where they dined. After dinner, his MAMITT
again enjoyed for nearly an hour the amusement of
angling from the windows of the Fishing Temple, and
at half-past eight returned to the Royal Lodge.—Du-
ring the lam three weeks back, messengers have been
daily passing to and from the Royal Lodge. This day
the Queen of WURTILIMAG and her Royal Highness
the Princess AvousrA left Frogmore Lodge in an open
carriage, with tour of his MAJESTT"S road•horses, drove
by two postillions, with outriders in the Royal livery.
They were accompanied by their respective attendants
Its a similar carriage, and proceeded to Bagsbot Lodge,
where they dined with their Royal Highnesses the Doke
and Dachess of Gtouccoraft.
London, England, 1827-09-01

FASHIONABLE IN lELLIGENCE.

ARRIVALS.
Lord Alvanley. in Park-place, from Surrey; Colonel and Mr.
dray, in Park-street. treat Cheltenham ; Mr. Anson, in Piccadilly,
from Tunbridge Wells; Captain and Mrs. Apr, in Pall-mall, from
Paris; Lady Catherine Booth, in Park street, from Cheltenham ;
Captain Fleming, in Cork...street, from Malta; Mt. and Mrs.
Vernon, in South Asdley.street, front Bitumens; Mr. Kinaersle7.
in Park-place, from Paris ; Count Sovoliskl, at Newt's Hotels,
Clifford and Cork-streets. from Prince Lievers, Ambassador from
the Emperor ci! all the Russia.; Hall Dare, Esq. and Mrs. Hall
Dare, at ditto, from their seat in Essex; Lord Farnborough, at,
his house in Privy-gardens, from his seat, Bromley Hill, Kent;
Lord Lake, at Fenton's Hotel, St. Jamees-atreet, front Worthing
the Hon. Colonel and Mrs. Knox. at ditto, from Paris ; Mr. and
Mrs. Richards, at ditto, from Wales; Mr. and Mrs. Abbot, at the
Bath Hotel, Arlington-street. from the Continent; the Earl of
Widen, at Gould's Hotel, Jermyn-street, from a tour; Sackville
Bourke, Esq. at Jordan's Hotel, St. James's-street, from Tunbridge
Walls; J. lioode, Esq. at ditto. from Tunbridge Wells; J. W.,
Stewart, Esq. at the Brunswick Hotel, from Surrey.
DEPARTURES..

The Prince &tertiary, yesterday, for the Cottage of the King ;
Ike Hon. Henry lisdaU, for Broadstairs ; Sir Thomas Beauchamp
Proctor, Bart. for Langley Park, near Loddoo, in Norfolk ; Col.
and lies Broderick, fur Ellrigham.place. Ramsgate ; the Hon.
Mrs. Cadogan for Surrey; Mr. and Lady Gertrude Sloane Stin-
ky, for Poulton, near Ramsey, in Hampshire; Hon, General Grey,
ter Falloden, near Alawick, in Northumberland ; Lady Pulteney,
for Richmond; Countess of Guilford, for Roehanipton ; Captain
hnd Mrs Blake, for Chatham-place, Ramsgate; Lady Louisa Call,
for CaUington HaU, in Cornwall; Mr. Job Pulteney, for Lyming-
too.; Richard Foster, Esq. on a tour; J. Bennett, Esj. and La-
dies from Narot's Hotels;
.G. F. Walpole, Esq. and Family, from
ditto, for Cheltenham ;Baroness Grey de Ruthyn, and the Hon.
Rev. and Lady Eden, frantic Burlington Hotel, Old Burlington
and Cork Streets, for Warwickshire; Major Pratt, from ditto, for
Norfolk; Major Branton, from ditto, on a tour; Capt. Brown,
from ditto ; the Rev. James, Mrs. and Miss Oakes, from dins, for
Suffolk; Unity Adeane, Esq. from the London Hotel, Albemarle-
street, for Bath; Henry Dawes, Esq. from ditto, on a tour; Ccl.
Mid Mts. Brown, from the Brunswick Hotel, Jermyn-street, for
Cheltenham; Edward Protheroe, Esq. M.P. and Mr. and Mrs.
Protheroe, from ditto, for Herta ; Gets. Eden, from Fenton's Hotel,
for his seat in Surrey; Col. La Zouche, from ditto; Major and the
Mimes Murphy, from the Bath Hotel, (or the C,ontieent ; Mr. and
Mrs. Jourden, from ditto, for their seat in Kent ; Capt. Osborne,
from ditto, for Ireland.
London, England, 1827-12-29

WALKING BACKWARDS.

A good matels of this description took place early yesterday I
morning,in Hyde Park. The opponents were two amatinum Mr. I
Greenshields and Mr. Farring. The distance to be done was
200 yards, for twenty guineas aside. At starting. bads moo wean
With great spced, Mr. Greenshields taking the lead for about a Mo-
dred and tatty yard,. The match was busily decided to favour of
Mr. Fairing. he belting his opponent by five yards. doing the dia.,
tance is forty-eight seconds.

Yactatosav roars.—Out of 170 Corps of Yes/imam ,
which did esist in England, previ,,us to the late Circu-
lar from the Home Office, about 150 were disbanded
on the 24th instant. The remaining Corps are those
stationed in the manufacturing and mining districts,
which having been called into active operation in quel-
ling disturhinces, within the last ten years, ate of
course not meant to be included in that circular. It
is understood, that the saving to the calmly by the
reduction of these Corps, will be at least two hundred
Ithousand pounds annaslly.
London, England, 1827-12-29

DEPARTURE& •

Major Law, for Portsmouth; Captain Corbould, for Manchester
Mr. and Mrs. Carter, for Brighton; Captain Sutherland, for
Chatham ; Major Vincent, for Bath ; Mr. and Mrs. Nicholson, for
Brighton ; W. Lushingtons for his
els.
seat
near Sittingbourn ;
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey, fiatll.4qoare, for their seat in N.
WI: the Marquis ef 4;be y, hie the Royal Hotel, for his
seat at Twickenham; the Hon. T. Irlsenet, km ditto, fur Berks;
Wm. Oswald, Em. Crum ditto, for Batt,
CHANGES.
The Earl and Count's. of Bradford, u their oat, Wesson Hall,
from Castle Bromwich; Captain George Howard, from Banns*
bridge, in Yotkshire, for Bath. I
ARRIVALS AT BATH'.

The Marquis and Marchionoo; of Bath and Family, the Safi and
Counteso of Shrewsbury. Lady Abdy, Sir Jsba'fi•d hotly Cooper.
Sir C. Forbes, Sir W. Brabazon, Hon. J. Coventry, General
Montgomery, Colonel O'Neil, Major Macao; Captains Collins and
Seeks ; the Rev. Mears. hell, Carter, and Prodger ; Mr. and Mrs.
Davis, Evans, Fullenon, Granville, Honey, Pelham, Pemberton,
M•Donald, Ste._

ARRIVALS AT CHELTENHAM,
Lord W. Fitzroy, Lady Isabella Smyth, Sir W. Brabazon. Bare
Sir Robert 'Marini Ricketts, Bart. and Lady Rkketts Mr It.
and Lady Bulkeley Phillips, Lieut.-Gen. and Mrs. O'Donovan,
Colonel Peachy, Col. Burke, Rev. Mr. Roberts, Rev. J. Brown,
Capt. Taylor, Capt. Harrison, Capt. Baker, Capt. Sandwich, Capt.
L Collier, R.N. Capt. °Abuse, Capt. Forster, R.N. Lieut. Hart.
R.N. Mr. and Mrs. Mathias. Mr. and Mrs. Crossley, Mr. and
Mrs. Acker.. Mr. and Mn. Davies, Mr. and Mrs. Avery, Mr. and
Mrs. Allen, Mr. and Mrs. Warren, Mr. and Mrs. Fitzgerald,

IMPROMPTU.
• I deo% like," criee Peter, " a boar's skim to wear.
'Tie so awkward k makes people lames s"
That le true," replies Tom; "bad the shity a kir
Than a Sore skim is better by ball!"

His Grace the Duke of WaLusrovow visited the Earl
of Rums on Thursday.
Lady Sarnia Wntcmcoes, of Glaston, gave a dinner
of roast beef, plum pudding, and ale, as usual, on (Btristalas Day,
at the Hone Shoes inn, to upwards of tto poor people of that
plus. Her Laclythip also distributed a large quantity of wearing
apparel amongst them.
Yesterday a Court of Directors was held at the East
India House when the follmrlng Commanders took been of the
Cuurt, previous to d arting to their respective destinilies—via.
Captain Josses Srannast, 6eaeral Harris, St. Helena, Heed. and
Mu; Captain des Dammam, Dondra, and • Captain
HENRY Bai, lidlniteregh, Bombay and China. Captain BLIMP
Ilammturen was maven in to the command of the ship Lath of Sal-
earrui conslgnesr to Duval and Mag.

F3PI
London, England, 1827-12-29

BRIGHTON, Mc. 27.

This morning. about eleven o'clock. the Princess
AUGUSTA, with Miss WIATARD, walked from th% Pa•
lace Gardens, crossing the &eyne to the Esplanade,
and onward, to the outer exttemity of the Chain Pier.
Her Royal Highness continued promenading for more
than an hour, until the arrival of her carriage, for a
pleasant ride along the King's Road, and on towards
Shoreham. Her Royal Highness yesterday took a car•
'dap airing about the vicinity of the Dyke—the wea
ther on each occasion, for the season,was mild and bright.
Lord and Lady Sae and Su.e, Gctwral, Mrs. and the Misses
Sr. Joys, Mrs. Sussman, the Rev. H. Punier., Chancellor of the
Diocese of Chichester, left their names at the Palace this morning.

FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE.

-ill--
ARRIVALS.

The Earl of Hatborough, at Stevens's Hotel, from Sussex; the
Marchioness of CholoaoadelFy, Lady Charlotte Seymour, and the
Marquis of Cholmoodeley, yesterday, at their house in Piccadilly,
films Hastings ; the Marquis of Bristol, at his house in St. James's.
square, from his seat in Surrey; the Earl sad Countess Cowper
and Lady Emily Cowper, yesterday, at Lord Melbounes, White-
hall, them their seat, Pansenger, Herts ; the Earl of Dartmouth,
yesterday, in 13erkeley-square, from his teat, Sandwell, Stafford-
shire; Mr. and Mrs. Selby, in Connaught-place, from Paris
Colonel and Mrs. Lloyd, in Block-street, from Lyme Regis, in
Dorsetshire; Sir Henry East, Ban. in Stratford-place; Mr. and
Mrs. Manby, in Gloucester-place; Mrs. Wm. Haig and Mist Lees,
in Gloucester•place, from Edinburgh ; William Blathwayt, Esq.
and Mrs. Biathwayt, at Marshal Thompson's Hotel, Cavendish.
square ; Mrs. and the Misses Salisbury, at ditto, from Salisbury ;
Mrs. Leigh, and William Leigh. Esq. at ditto ; Charles Brumley
Sheridan, Esq. at ditto; David Ricardo, Esq. at ditto; J. North-
cote, Esq. Al. P. at Fenton's Hotel, St. Jones's-street, from Exeter;
J. Brown, Est at Jordan's Hotel, fit. James's.atreet, from Mac.'
cheater ; Mr. and Mrs. Duff, at the Brunswick Hotel, Jermyo-
street, front the Contineat ; J. Lockwood, Esq. at the Burling.
ton Hotel, Old Burlington and Cork Streets, from the Continent;
Lord Elknborough, in Piccadilly; Sir William Cunningham,
Bart. in Piccadilly ; the Dowager Marchioness of Salisbury, at her
house in Arlington-street, from Hatfield; Mr. and Yrs. Manning,
in Grosvenor-place ; Captain Bennet, in St. James's street ; Gen.
Armstrong, in Pall Mall; Rev. lt. Cuttar, in Brook.street, from
Dorsetshire ; the Hoo. William Burrell, at Whitehall, from Wes.
Campbell, Esq.'s seat in Kent ; Miss Elliot, at Whitehall, front
Bath; Captain and Mrs. Gibbs, in Dover street, from Paris; Mr.
Crawford, Governor or Singapore, with his Family and Suite, at
Gould's Hotel, Jermyn-street ; the Earl of Erroll. at the Royal
Hotel, St. Jamees.street, from Bushy lark ; L. Ames, Esq. at
ditto, from Bristol; the Countess of Onslow and lord Cranky, at
the St. George's Hotel, Albemark•street, froir. their seat, Clandon,
Surrey; Captain Grieves, at Fenton's Hotel, St. James'►-street,
front a tour; J. Hobboase, Esq. at ditto; Captain Hyde Parker,
at ditto, from a tour.
London, England, 1827-12-29

SATURDAY, Dec. S'S.

The usual parade of the Guard of Honour took place]
this forenoon, and it was then intimated that they might
be dismissed from the duty of being under arms, as an
express had arrived to the Governor, Sir R. C. Kearn
intimating that the Royal Yacht, having on board his
Royal Highness Dow MIGUILL had gone into Brighton.
The Guards were therefore dismissed from close at-
tendance, but still are quartered in the town.
The Police were dismissed altogether for the present,
and all preparations are suspended.
This town presented rather an animated appearance
from the presence of the military.
P.S. We have just heardth.st Donhlottum.bad landed
at Brighton. Thete were two steamers in company with
the yacht.
London, England, 1827-12-29

bitAVESEND Drc.

Yesterday morning, about ten o'clock, font• Men ca.. e
to this place for the purpose of going to London by the
packets; but ►eing ton hue, they went On board a small
decked boat, about 12 tons burden, and the men sgteed
to take them up; the wind at the time was blowing
very strong from the BW. Shortly alter the above got
on board, five persons were brought on board by the
Tilbury ferrymen. from Essex. they also being too late
for the packet. Shortly after the boat started ; but the
and arrived near to Greenhill*, when, by a strong
squall of wind, she was upset, and eight out of the tea
weie drowned, including the Waterman. Three of the
passengers were taken up by a boat belonging to a brig
which was passing at the time, one of whom died be.
fore he could be got on shore. The five that came from
Essex were of the same family—viz. husband, wife,
two childrem and the uncle of the wife, who all shared
the same disastrous fate. The other two who are drown-
ate nut known at this place at present.