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London, England, 1826-07-11

MOVEMENTS.

Earl and. Countess Gower left town yesterday for Paris.
Lord &oweU left town yesterday for his seat in Berks.
Lord Crewe arrived in town yesterday from liamsgate.
Captain A'Court left town yesterday, for his seat near Salisbury'
General Ord has arrived at his seat in Hants, from Northum-
berland.

'Sari. P. and Miss Milbank have arrived at Holmes's Hoselo
Parliament street, horn Southampton.
Samuel Prploe, Esq. left town yesterday; for his seat in Here-
fordshire.

W. I'. Brand, Rag. left town yesterday, for Brighton.
Arrivals at Fenton's New Hotel, St. James's street—A. F.
Nunez, Esq. from his seat in Hampshire; and John Lane, Esq.
from Norfolk.
The Bishop of Durham and family left, yesterday, their house
in Ilannver square, for the Castle, Durham.
Lady Caroline I)undas and family left town yesterday, for their
seat, Meyriek Lodge, Berks.
The Marquis and Marchioness of Salisbury left town on Satur.
day, for their seat, Hatfield.
Colonel W. Hughes, M. P. Mrs Hughes and family, left town
yesterday, for their sear, Kinmel Park, &. Asapb.
Lord Dividge and Lady Geoid have left Warne's Hotel, Con,
duit street, for their seat in liens..
The Earl and Countess of Darnley and family have left town for
their seat, Cobham Hall, Kent.
IX•partures from Kirkhant's ileatel, Lower Brook street—Mr
and Mrs Lloyd, for Itamsgate; John Sitwell, Esq. for Paris;
and Captain Rayley, for Brighton.
Departures from the British Hotel--Captain and Mrs Wilson,
for Cheltenham; J. Parkinson, Esq. for Dublin; and William
Ogilvie, Esq. for Ozford.
The Earl of Cornwallis left town yesterday, for his seat in Kent.
Samuel Smith, Esq. and family have left town for their seat,'
Wood Hall Park, Herts. .

Departures from Itivart's Hotel, Lower Book street-4,ord
and Lady Kirkwall, for Tapiow Court, Bucks; Alfred Gilbert
de Voissin, for Paris; Atwood, E. for Kent; Sir Edward
Mostyn, for Talacree, Flintshire; Mrs Robinson, for Hams;
Mr and Mn Feray and family, for Paris; --Edgell, Esq. for
Slain/; and A. Fenwick, Esq. and Mrs Fenwick and family.
for Durham.
London, England, 1826-07-11

Mis will. he would .pt the house as ire, and triuirpti in r%
The &theta thlprisoner, °rho spoke very had Englid., .0d be
paid 70t. premium to Mr. Dimond, as an apprentice fee, and ttat
his son was an treated in the way he ousht to septet fur Atm
ainsideradea.

Mr. Mee ordered the prisoner to end bail.
A Mr. Broughton, of Kenton-itreet, Brunswiek.square, spynell
to the Magistrates Wilds office, on Friday last, for a warrantagainse
i a Mr. Barclay, a close neighbourof his, who, he stated, was amulet'',
1 , all the morale& to the great dancer and annoyance of his
rs, with flint *tole loaded with ball, at a mark which be
xed to a wail coonected with hie (the complainant's) pro-
Felßat
Mims He also stated, that when requested to desist, Mr. Barclay
Nang to do so, and said he should condiment amuse himself as he
*Oen 6t. The Magistrate (Mr. Lento) refused to grant a war-
t* under the circumstances, but consented to Issue a stuntman*
florae attendance of Mr. Barclay, who, together with site awn.
pliant, came before Ike Magistrates this day. The complainact, .
edie was evidently an exceedingly nervous and timid Gentleman, .
repined his charge, and dwelt on the danger to which the neigh.
bourbood was exposed if Mr. Barclay's practice-of shooting *kb-
pistols loaded with bail were persisted in. Mr. Barclay, in reply,
simply stated, that having had the misfortune to own a dog, winds
he had reason to believe was mad, he caused the animal to he re-
moved to the rear of his house for the purpose of destroying him,
and. that the reports of the shots which be bred to effect this object
were the sole cause of Mr. Broughton's alarm. He also asltled, den
for the Ipt 15 years be had never fired a shot, and but for the cir-
cumstance which he stated the period would must likely have ex-
tended to the end of his life. Under these circumstances, the Ma.
gistrate dismissed the complaint, observing that if Mr. Broughton
wished, he could indict Mr. Barclay at the Quarter Sessions.
Mr. Broughton, who seemed to feel a rabid horror at the sight of
deadly iustruments, and whose dislike to gunpowder was equally
apparent, declared his intention to publish the whole business in the
newspapers, and to carry it to the Quarter Sessions if it cost him 101
London, England, 1826-05-23

PRIVATE PUPIL.

A MARRIED CLERGYMAN, formerly Tutor to
.CA a Nobleman a the highest tank, and sabseqeendy receiving
a few Pupils into his House, a moderate distance from London,
Has now a VACANCY.
_ _ _

Letters directed for the Rev. J. C. Messrs. Gray and FrU's, Sta-
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''N •

I to
give you the sad of the fall of Missolonghi. After
the heroic garri at town had iraeared the empty,
in all his atter, a hattcrvstantly tefused to accept
the favoumblei a ottrablpr terms of capitulation
which had been offered them it different times, they
found themselves reduced by famine to the last ex-
tremities, since the-Greek fieetbach been unable to throw
provisions into the town.' Yet, far from being impelled
by the prixations 'ts•ey fnd'itted-to yield to the enemy
the town 'which they bud so nobly defended, they
preferred to set fire to their -churches and temples, to
save them from the profanation of the Infidels; to
slaughter with their, own hands their sick, wounded,l
aged females, and childroa,..and all those incapable of
defending themselves ; and to- issue sworchin hand from
the town, with those competent to protect themselves,
in order to open for themselves a path amidst their te-
lentless enemies. This took place the night of the 10th
(22d) of April. This fact is known as positive and
offizial ; further details are as yet unknown. It is net
ascertained how many escaped, or kow many of the,
enemiea fell. This, however, is certain, that the Tut ki.
on entering 11Iissolonghi, could only have found the
bare ground, churches and houses burned, and the life-
less bodies of the unhappy victims of Cliriatian apathy.
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MOVEMENTS.

The Duke of Hamilton arrived in town yesterday, from Paris.
The Duke of Rutland has left 13elvoir Castle for Stantonwood
House, Derbyshire.
The Duchess of Rutland has left Belvoir Castle for Melton.
Lord Br udenelle has kit town !or Drene Park, Northamptonshire.
The bad Advocate of Scotland left town yesterday, for his seat,
St. Catharine, Edinburgh.
Toe Right I Inn. Sturges Bourne arrived in town yesterday,
front Westbrook, Herm.

Sir A. Fstzger.ald Bart has arrived at the London Hotel, Albe-
marle street, from the Continent.
Mr. aid Mrs. William Beaumont lzfc town yesterday for their
seat airar Colcliceter.

I lenry Pincher, Esq. M.P. left town yesterday for Cheltenham.
C. Aide' 401 i, Esq. h.s arrived at Hampton from hi• seat in Rants.
Captain Cripps left town yesterday for his seat in Gloucestershire.
Captain Clarence Dalrymple has arrived at Miller's Hotel, Jet-
myn Street, from a tour.

Mr. and Mrs. Scott Stawner arrived yesterday at the Pulteney
Hotel, from their seat in Cambridgeshire.
Arrivals at Fenton's New hotel, St. James's street—Henry
Green, En. from his seat in Leicestershire; Harvard, Esq.
irons Bath. Departure— J. Watt, F.sq. for his seat in Surrey.
Arsivals at Gould's Hotel, Jermyst street—Colonel and Mrs.
Graham and family, front Cheltenham; Mrs Delabeche, from
Pet worth, Sussex.
Arriv tls at the Burlington Hotel, Burlington and Cork streets—
Lord and Lady Dutiolly, from Cheltenham; Quick, Esq. from
Oxford Captain Edward, from ditto. Departures—Mr. and
Miss Wright, on a tour; Captain Oakes, R.N.jor Oxford.
Arrivals at the Brunswick Hotel (late Blake's) Jermyn street..."
Lord and Lady Kestmare, from the Continent; the Earl of Elgin,
from Scotland; Sir James and Lady Oswald and Miss Oswald,
from Scotland ; and Miss Wycombe, from Oxfordshire. Depar-
tures--The Earl Clanwilliam, Mr. and Mrs. Norris, Owen Wynne,
Esq. Rev. It. Wynne, Mrs Scott Wareing, Miss Evans, Honour.
able Mr. and Mrs Westenra, Mrs. and the Misses Brummels.
London, England, 1826-05-23

LAW REPORT.

Sittings appointed to be held in Middlesex and Lon-
don before the Right lion. Sir CRAHLES ABBOTT, Knt.
Lord Chiet JuAire of the Court of King's Bench, in
and alter Trinity Tetm 1826 :

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FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE.

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Lord Colchester entertained a large party at dinner yesterday,
at his house in Spring Gardens.
Lord Bexley had a dinner party yesterday, at his house in Great
George-street, Westminster.
The Dowager Countess of St. Germain's entertained a distin-
guished party at dinner yesterday, at her house in Cavendish-street.
The following distinguished personages had dinner parties yester-
day—The Dowager Blarebioness of Salisbury; Lord Sherburne;
Hon. Mr. Keppcl; John Weyland, Esq. and Rev. J. Peel.
Mrs. Gurney gave a grand ball and supper on Friday evening,l
at her house in St. James's-square—the suite of drawing rooms
were most brilliantly illuminated, and there were present nearly
300 of the haut ton.
London, England, 1826-05-23

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BIRTHS.

At Putney, la Surrey, on Tuosday last, the Lady of Sir Robert
Graham, Bart. of a daughter.
At York, on the 19th instant, the Lady of Sir William Faun.,
Bart. of a daughter.

MARRIED.

Friday, at St. George's Church, Hanover-square, John Murray
Nasmyth, Esq. only sou of Sir James Nesinyth, Bart. to Mary,
fourth daughter of/Sir John Marjoribanks, Bart. 111. P.
May 1?, at MMus Henry Carleton, Esq. Captain is the Bengal
Army, tb Eliza, second daughter of John Cossart, Esq. of Dublin.
Rev. R. EL Blexam, Chaplain of Bermuda Dock Yard, to Ann.
daughter of the late Lieutenant-General Thomas Goldie, of Goldin
Leigh.
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DIED.

Lately, on the Coast of Africa, Captain R. W. Parsons, of his
MaieNy's ship Dispatch.
At Calcutta, on the Ist of January last, Lieutenant Hugh Maxi.
tnilian Elliott, late of his Majesty's tith Light Dragoons, sea edge
Right Hon. Hugh Elliott.

At Dartmouth, Mr. J. Downing, Mager in the Royal Nary.
The 9th inst. at Sidmouth, Captain George Augustus Allen, late
of the Grenadier Regiment of Foot Guards.
Near Rangoon, in the East Indies, aged 22, Lieutenant Charles
James Whitlock, of the fed Regiment of ldadna Native Infantry,
attached to the Army of Sir A. Campbell.
Friday se'nnight, at the Royal Marine Barracks, Lieutenant-
Colonel Palms Westropp, of the Plymouth Division of Royal
Marines. This meritorious Officer became a Lieutenant 19th of
April, 1795; Captain, Sd March, 1797; Brevet Major, Oct. 25th,
1509 ; and Lieutenant-Coleco! 4th June, 1914. Col. Westropp
lust his left arm, on board L'Achille, at the Battle of Trafalgar.
His remains were buried with Military honours at the Stone-
house Chapel burying ground, Plymouth. The Marine corps, to
which the deceased was attached, attended on the occasion ; a great
number of Naval and Military Officers were also present; the
Marine band preceded, playing the Dead March in Saul.

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London, England, 1826-05-23

WAKVIELD.

Mr. Wakefield Was not arrested, but volu-tarily
surrendered himself to Mr. Newton, the M gistrate, on
Tuesday last; on Wednesday he underwent an exami
nation before that gentleman. Mr. Turner was present,
and when asked if he had,any ques'ions to put to that
Gentleman, he said " None whatever." The exami-
nation was then adjourned to Saturday last, on which
day- at noon Mr. Wakefield arrived at Di'ley, from the
New Bailey, in Sinckport, in cust dy of Barratt, the
police-officer of S.ockpor. The Magistrates present
were J. Newton, Esq. and S. P. Humphreys, Esq.
It was nearly one o'clock before the preparatory
business commenced, and the Magistrates and their
Solicitors were closeted for more than an hour. Mr.
Wakefield was then called into the Justice-room, and
was informed that the examination could not be pro-
ceeded with till Monday, as the Justi:es then present
wete desirous of having a third Magistrate to decide
on the case. On this communication being made, Mr.
Wakefield ordered his chaise, and, in custody of Bar-
ran, proceeded to Stockpna E.
Mr. Wakefield appeared quite easy, and treated the
affair with entire saiErfroid, walking rapidly up and
down before the inn, whistling, and talking to has legal
adviser, to Dr. Davis, and to Captain Humphreys.—
lie dressed in a blue sun .ut, buff waistcoat, blue
trousers, Wellingtons,. and a hat, the rim, or brim, of
which might possibly be nearly one inch in breadth ; of
course the last Parisian cut. The professional Gentle-
men in a:tendance were Mr. Grimsditch and Mr. Hopes,
on the part of the Crown, and Mr. D. Browne for
M!. Wakefield.
Miss Turner, Mrs. Daulby (the Lady from whose School she
was taken), and Sir. Turner, came in one carriage from Shrigley-
house. Miss Turner appeared by no means put IC ut of the way.
She is a very fine girl, and remarkably tall for her age. She was
dressed in deep mourning for her uncle.
The final examination was espeeted to take place yesterday, at
the itam's Dead, in IMaley, at eleven o'clock.
London, England, 1826-05-23

THE ARMY.

Monday se'nnight, the first division of the 56th Regiment, under
the command of Colonel Hitertrr, arrived at Macclesfiekl, where
the second division arrived on Tuesday. A division of the corps
has since marched on to Stockport.

Two Troops of the Horse Guards (Cuirassiers) are stationed at
Nottingham.
Friday, a detachment of the Royal Horse Artillery, with two
guns, arrived at Macclesfield, on its road to Manchester, whither it
proceeded next morning.
The last Detachment of the Depot of the 77th Regiment of Foot,
tinder the command of Captain Ramis, arrived on the 17th inst. at
Mullingar, from Scotland.
Detachments belonging to the 3d, 14th, and 54th Rigintents of
Infantry, marched yesterday from Westminster for Chatham. De-
tachments belonging to the 4th and 11th Light Dragoons, and the
loth Lancers, marched yesterday from Westminster for the Ca-
valry Depot, at Maidstone. Detachments belonging to the 6th,
2016, 38th, 44th, and 48th Regiments of Foot, marched yesterday
from Westminster for Canterbury. A Detachment of the 515th
IZ. giment of infantry marched yesterday from Westminster for
Dover. Detachments belonging to the 4th, 5.511, and list Regi-
ments a Foot, marched yesterday from Westminster for Winches..
ter. Detachments belonging to the sth, 37th, and 70th Regiments
of infantry, Marched. yrsterday (tons Westminster fur Portsmouth,
The Congleton Troop of Yeomanry, on their return from Man-
chester, were met at Morton Chapel by a band of music, and a
great concourse of people v.lio accompanied them to Congleton,
where they were received with ritighig •.31 bells and loud cheering.
The Royal First Devon Regiment, Colonel Lord Roux, will
meet at lioniton, on Friday, the 9th of June. The assembling of
the South Danis Yeomanry is postponed till August.
The Iledfordithire Yeomanry Cavalry are ordered out for training
and exercise. the beginning of next mouth.
London, England, 1826-05-23

COURT MARTIAL

Tuesday, a Court Martial was assembled at the New Barracks,
I.lmerick, for the trial of Seijeant Holland, of the 69d Regiment,
on the following singular ehtrge:—" For having on the night of
the Ist of February last, at or near Newcastle, in that county, in-
stigated and procured private Richard Plummer, of the 62d Regi-
ment, to wound him (Serjeant Holland) in the arm, by firing a
pistol loaded with powder and ball, there-by intending to have him-
self rendered tn.& for his Majesty's service, and to become entitled
to a pension ; such conduct being In violation of his duty as 'a sol-
dier, and us the prejudice of good order mini military discipline."—
The under-mentioned Officers composed :he Court Martial, whose
proceedings were adjourned to Wednesday —President, Colonel
James Maitland, 84th Regiment.—Members, Major 'lushes, 24th ;
Capt. Dale, 84th; Ctipt. Kelly, 24th; Capt. Wood, It. A.; Capt.
the fins.. C. T. Motickton, 24tb ; Capt. Ewing, and Capt. &oyte,
24th; Lieut. Westby, 84th;. Lieut. Pack, 84th; Lieut. Marsh,
24th ; Lieut. Raven, 84th ; Lieut. Wyse, 84th ; lieut. M'Crae,
84th; and Ensign Vigortaus, 84th Regimenr.—Major James
Jenkfu, 84th Regiment, Officiating Deputy Judge Advocate and
Judge Martial.
London, England, 1826-05-23

the word w proportion," as used in the last clause of the Bonded
Corn Bill, as at present it appeared to him unintelligible.
Lord BEXLEY declined giving an answer.
Lord ELLE NBOROUGH thought that the dame might be an
Important one, and conceived that a Message should be sent to the
Commons, to know what it meant.
The Earl of. LAUDERDALE said, that it was the half of a
' clause to be found in a former 13111, and that the other half was pro.
bably wanted, to give it meaning.
Earl DARNLEY suggested the propriety of moving that the
Order of the Day for the second reading of the BW to-morrow be
discharged, and fixed for Friday next, that the Comas might be
consulted; of they would meet on that day.
Lord EL LEN BO ROU G H adopted the suggestion, and made a
models to that effect.

Viscount MELVILLE opposed the motion, as the obscurity
complained a might be removed in the Committee, or the clause
might be left out.
The Earl of LAUDERDALE, imperfectly as be understood
the clause, still comprehended eno'igh to -,ee that it interfered wiih
the duty, and could not be altered or omitted, without prosiing Eli.d
to the Bill.

Viscount MELVILLB observed, that all the Noble Lnrd could
doby his motion was to discharge the Order by which the Peers
were summoned for to-morrow, and to fix it fee next Friday. He
could not prevent his Noble Friend (the Earl of Liverpool) from
moving the second reading of the Bill to iseciaw, is pursuance
to his notice.

The Earl of MA LMRSBURY had envied to support the
13111, on the condition •that Bonded Corn would be admitted its
instalments, as it had been done last year. Now, the clause al-
luded to threw's° much obscurity on the subject that he could not
ascertain whether the promised condition had been fulfilled. Under
these circumstances, be would merely say that if the Bill did not
admit Bonded Corn by initalments, he should oppose it, and that
if it did, it should have his support.
After a few words from the Karl of Limitaicc, the Lord Casas.
cauma. and Earl Gacievisoo,
Lord ELLENBUROUGH withdrew hi, motion.—Adjourned
London, England, 1826-05-23

NAVAL IN LELLIGENCE.

Arrived off Holyhead, the packet ship Pinthra, from
New York.

Off Dover, the Richmond, CAA RRRRR from Virginia.
Tbe. Siqers, Ilasuartsom, from the A zores to Glasgow, was driven
on shore utrilursdAy. near Campbeitsyrn.
The Ajar, b1i4h101.5, from Liverpool to Savannah, is lost near
Bermuda.

FALMOUTH, MAY 91..—Wind N.—Arrived the Nocton packet,
hum the Brazils, last from Lisbon, in 14 days ; :nd the Stannicr
packet, from Lisbon, in 13 days. S.iled the :11alvina, for Lisbon.
PORTMUUTS, MAT 92. Wind N. Y..—Arrived the Bet wick
Packet, Huomws, from St. Nlicharl's; and the Dryad, JoKes, from
Dublin. Passed by, the Dutch ship M.ry, PALsr,frnm Batavia' in
I :9 days; Octavia, Russau., front Mauilla, in 140 day a; Watorl-
t rd, CAI/LIPMAN Irons Madras; and the Dania ship Foreningen,
Ileums, from St. Croix fur Copenhagen.
Cowes, MAY 29.—Wind N.N.E.—Arrived the Brilliant, Ca a-
}rum, from Havannah, in 44 days; Two Brothers, M cm, from
Bahia ; and Earl Wellington, Porn, from Antwerp for Lima.
HASTINGS, MAY 211.—Pamd by, the Harvey, from New
:.,JlO/1 Wales.

Hoy ea, Slav 22.—Passed by, the Woodford, CHATMAN, from
:.1.441ras ; Childe Harold, 11 thy, from I.ucy Davison,
V. ti.uasts. from Jamaica; and Charks, Nitt.us, from Tobago.

Dam., MAY 22.—Wind N. E.—Aiiived at; Percy, from
Vincent's; Ann, of Whitby, from the River Gambia; and
Adventure, ADAMSON, from Trieste. Arrived from the River, the
hig Caroline. The Woodlark, HORSI.KV, from Sisigartre, has
utted fur the River. Two large ships (apparently East lndiamen)
3.. c coming in through the Gull+, from the River.
CUSTOM HOUSE, Mar 29.
Sims ENTIZSD irovaaos—The Mercy, from liarbadoes; Manly,
fisin St. Vincent's; Catherine Green, from Sierra Leone; Rapid,
from Guernsey; Frederick, from St. liclitarl's; Newt% from the
Mauritius; Royalist, from the South Seas; Meets Clarkiana, from
iravelines ; Curlew, (ruin Liourdeatm ; Cambrian. from Bombay;
Derp Gaastmeer, front Worcum ; Rose, from Sierra Leone;
Illicniac, from ltiga ; Devotion, from Daetzic; Britomart, front
Liverpool; and Sir F.. Bathes, from Hamburgh.
ENTairep Ouvwartas--Tbe Porcia, for Naples; William, for
ilavre; 'trots Freres, •for Amsterdam; Cambria, for Jamaica;
ktora, fur Rotterdam; London Packet, for Limerick ; Hero, for
Belfast ; Pl.ache, for Newry; and Hope, for Van Diemen's Land.

A woman, nirned March, well known in Doncaster,
Via, on Alond.ty sold for 41. at the public cross, by her,
hu.b.u.J, who has just returned from transportation,
awl alai whom she ;closed to live. The purchaser was
a inset from Sheffield, who had cohabited. with her
doing her husband's exile..
London, England, 1826-05-23

KING'S THEATRE.

The musical world had a great treat on Saturday at
this Theatre, in the performance of PASTA and VELLuxt
on the SAmeevening,but in different operas. PAEsilti.LO'S
Nina, which was produced far Madame CARADORI'S
belie& on Thursday, was repeated. Madame PASTA'S
natural personification of the love-distracted maiden
was excellent, and her singing polished and expressive.
The graceiul and soft music of this opera, formed al
curious contrast a ith the brilliant orchestral combina-
tions of the Lrociato, the second act of which followed.
Veu.tatz was in good voice, and sang with his accus-
tomed skill and expression : his duet with Madame
lloNtNt, II tenero (Salto, was encored. CURIONI exerted
himselt in both operas successfelly, but appealed to
suffer Irons the effects of a cold: the house was crowded.
Fn t►,e brilliant circle we noticed :

The Duke and Duchess d Gloucester, Duchess of Kent, Princess
Fec dote, Prince Leopold. Lord and Lady Tullarnore, Countess
St. Antonio, Countess Mulgrave, Lord Wilton, Lord and Lady
.1.-rsty, the Portuguese Ambassador. Marchioness of
Lord Berwick, Lord Grosvenor, Marchioness of Bath, Lord Bristol,
Lady Duff Gordon, Lord Blake, Lady Hyde Parker, Lord and Lady
Cawdor, Mrs. Orby Hunter, Lady Greeley, Lady Petre, Lady
Tankerville, blarquis and Marchioness of Aylesbury, Lady Mount
Charles, Lady blanvers, Lady Paget, Lord Hervey, Lord George
Cavendish, Duke of Grafton, Marchioness of Londonderry. Prince
Faster-hazy, Marquis of Salisbury, Lord and Lady Gwydyr, Sir
Tkunias Laurence, Lady Anstruther, Lady Ann Beckett, Count
MoriNo, Lady Caroline Paulett, Lady Hampden, Lady WALeann,
Lord Sussex Lennox, Lady Clare, Marchioness of Worcester, Lady
and Sir Michael Stewart, Lady Lonsdale, Marquis of Worcester,
Hon. Mr. De Boos, Lord Glengall, Lady Paulett, Marchioness of
Winchester, Lady Belfast, Lord Bruce, Lord Chesterfield, Lady
Glengall, Marquis of Hertford, Count Weronzow, Marquis of
Graham, General Upton, Sir John Shelly, Sir 'ryrwhitt Jones,
Lord Belfast, Lord Lonsdale.
London, England, 1826-05-23

GUILDHALL.

Capel and Benjamin Pickering, two lads in the employ of
Mr. Bestow, a silkman, in Wood-street, were charged under the
following circumstances.—On Saturday afternoon, Mr. Bestow's '
brother missed his petty cash box, containing only a few shillings,
front the warehouse, and inquiries being made, Cape', among others, '
' positively denied having seen it. It was observed, however, that a
boy who assists him had quitted work earlier than usual, and upon
search being made for him, he was found waiting in the neighbour-
hood, and when questioned he admitted that Capel had given him
some silver to take care of, and also two gloves containing some
union cord. He also said he saw Cape! deposit the bete, broken
up. between the wainscotting and wall of the house, by rendering a
panel moveable. Upon this information Capel was given into
custody, when he nut only admitted his guilt, bat implicated the
other prisoner as participating in plundering their employer for a
length of time. The movable panne!, and broken cash box were
di covered ; and likewise, secreted under some waste ends of An-
ton*, several bobbins of silk, and he swore positively that henSw
Pickering bide a bobbin of brown silk on Saturday morning in the
place where that and the other bobbins were discovered.— Picker
ing, without directly denying his guilt, relied on impugning the
credit of the latter witness and bis fellow pri,,oner, they being, as he
said, both thieves. Capri made no defence. Both committed fur trial.
London, England, 1826-07-29

locatieut of chi fractured members, by plucks& the " head a I
front" of the hero of Waterloo on the soft and silky bust of the
wife of Vulean.
Sir Grimm FARILANT told the awkward adapter that Pit *dull
not fit," and permitted the impostor to depart, on tali promise setae
to be seen attempting the trick again.
London, England, 1826-07-29

DUBLIN, JULY 26.

Yesterday a disgraceful scene of riot and tumult took
place at Glasnevin Church-yard. A party of the Horse
Police had been stationed convenient thereto for some
time back, in order to prevent persons from putting
corpses over the wall, and doing other damage to the
church. A funeral proceeded to this church-yard yester-
day, attended by x great number of persons, who, as
if indignant at the presence of the Police, com-
menced a violent attack on the party, beating and
knocking dOwn several of them. After a long struggle,
in which the latter sustained great abuse and personal
injury, they succeeded in arresting two of the principes.
Four military heroes, one of them connected with a
high judicial character in the Sister Island, were brought
op to the Head Police-office on Sunday morning, from
St. Peter's watch-house, for an assault on a watchman
at Portobello Bridge the night before. They made a
desperate resi tance ere they were secured. At the Head
Police-office the casualties in the material of the con.
fl4ct were exhibited in seven shattered poles, and divers
rents in the garments of the combatants, whilst in the
pertoml sundry bruises and contusions were °bumble. The mi-
litary Gentlemen thought to keep a high. hand, and were for having
thst afttir brought to the Swims ; they were, however,' afterwards
0. better advised, and paid the watchmen St. to forego prosecution.
London, England, 1826-07-29

DRtADPUt- AnkAY-SEIZING A STILL.

. soil catty CONSTITUTIOII..
.46 those Wats of bToodshed theil
origin in The nefarious 11114 demoralizing system of
glicit tobk plate on Saturday last; in The
thilltlY: Of Waterford: On friday evening last, Robert
..Townstrend, 'Esq..Snpervisor r.f.Excise, who had only
;Married Firmoy,liftet a-tour ct forty miles in his
district, received information of a private distillery, a.
fa work. *Being fatigned. he immediately sent for
Atiniam Fifsmautice, Offices of Excise, who is in
charie Ferinoy 'division, 'and delegated his writ of
assistance to hiin to undertake the duty. Accordingly,
he proceeded front that town, accompanied by Lieut.
tvielve men of the 12. h Regiment, and a con-
stable, and haling arrived at the place, about three
o'clock in the morning, they seized the still, head and
worm, at work, 400 gallons of pot-ale, and a number
of casks, which they destroyed. The Officer then pro
cured some cars, and having secured the still, and the
materials on them, was rtturning to Fermoy ; when
passing through the village of Ballyduff, they were at-
tacked by a mob of men and women, consisting of several
hundreds, who succeeded in rescuing the seizure, after
wounding several Of the party with stones, which the
women had collected in their aprons for the purpose.
Miring this outrageous attack, Mr. Frtzmaurice and
Lieutenant Bailey evinced the greatest coolness, and
the men the utmost steadiness, until they saw their Of-
ficer, as well as some of themselves, repeatedly knocked
down, when sit last, in defence of their lives, they were
obliged to fire on the mob, and several of ;hem were
kil:ed and wounded. Notwithstanding the number of
killed and wounded; the couirry people followed up
the attack with such determination that the party had
to retreat ; and only for a small bridge over the Black
water, near Ballyduff, which enabled them to escape,
not one of them would have returned alive.
Eleven out of the twelve soldiers are wounded—some
of them severely, by the stones wh;c4 were showered
on them. The last accounts state that there were two
killed on the spot, and ninewounded ; but we have rea-
son to believe, from the number of shots fired, that the
loss of life must be even greater. This circumstance is
much to be deplored; but it is another of the nume-
rous instances of opposition to the laws.
London, England, 1826-05-24

Grand Total , 5,47,018
Quarters of Wheat, Meat, and
Limners of Wheat, and a 'mai

Besides which. there 'riff.'
Flour, beim; equal to 193,921
quantity of OatmeaL
Mists. biltwomics.—Copper ores sold at Truro, May 13.
1626 p—Quanthy of copper ore sold, 2,469 tons—average produce
7§.—Qttantity of fine copper, 163 tons 16 cwt.—Amount of sale,
14,1661. M.—Avenge ataudard, 111 L
London, England, 1826-05-24

EVER ANXIOUS TO PREVENT IMPOSITION,
DAY and MARTIN respectfully inform the Public
they have, after muck labour and at a very considerable ex-
panse, brought to perfection a Label of such singular construction
and extreme dithzulty of execution, that they trust will effectually
prevent the many Frauds that are daily practised on the Public.—
An attention to the following description of the Label will ensure
the genuine Blacking prepared by them. A pattern like Lace of a
pink colour covers the principal part of the Label, the names of
Day and Martin are printed in white letters edged with pink and
black, and placed on a white ground, the address,
97, HIGH-HOLBORN,

is also white letters edged *id pink and black, but placed on the
last pattern, the signature and price at foot are black on a white
ground, the preamble and directions for use are printed as before,
'back letters on white ground.
97, High-Holborn September, 1112.3.
London, England, 1826-05-24

THE EVENING STAR.

LONDON.

WEDNESDAY, MAY 24,1626.
STOCK EXCHANGE, TWELVE O'CLOCK.

This is the day for paying sad receiving at the Stock ffschange
she differences of Accounts, consequently a good deal of business
is doing. Consols opened at 781 for July Acceent, but soon after
it was known that the great Hebrew capitalist and his party were
purchasing considerably, upon which a great .ember of persons ins
neediately became hovers, and Consols rose to 794 for July. The
caste of the sodden rise is stated to be owing to the information
from Russia, and that the differences between that Power and the
Porte are in a fair way of being settled; and that the seat Quarter's
Revenue will prove favourable. Up to the present time the
Market is good, and has the appearance of a fucker rise.
The Foreign Market remains as nasal in a dormant state, with
scarcely anything doing.
Conant Prices t Old Spanish 71 11, Mexican 454 f, Colombian
sew 49 1, Peruvian 51 32, Russian 761 77, Brazilian Bonds .J
56, Greek Beads Ist 4, New Scrip 3 premium. .

PRICE OF STOCKS AT TWO O'CLOCK.
Bank Stock 201% 201%
S per Cent. Red. 77% 781/2
3 per Cent. Cons. 78% %
3 R per Cent. 84% 85
3: pc, Cent. Red. 84% % 1/2
4 pc Cent. 94% % 14
Lqng Ann. 18% %
India Stock 234
India Bonds. 7
Old Annuities 7714
1-1,000 Excheq. Bills 8 9 prem.
(300 ditto 8 9 perch
Cluo And £2OO ditto 8 10 prem.
C ins. for Acct. 78% 791 78% 79% 79
4.per Cent. Scrip 1/2 1/2 prem.
4 per Cent. 1896, 9914 %

Frankfort, and other Gentian Papers to the 17th
ns•. reached us this foreneon, but they contain no in-
London, England, 1826-05-24

SALES BY AUCTION.
NORTHAW, HERTS.
CAPITAL LIVE AND DEAD FARMING STOCK.
Eight Hundred Loads of prime Meadow Hay and Clover; Two
Ricks of Wheat ; Growing Crops of Rye ; One Hundred Loads
of Straw • Horses Cows, Calves, Sheep, Pigs, Waggons, Carts,
Harness;Rollers, Ploughs, and other Effects.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Mr. ROBINS,
(Of Warwick House, Regent•streeti
By order of the Assignees of Messrs. CHAXIKIIS and Sox,
On the Premises. North Lodge, Northaw, Hertz,
On Wanttsuer, the 14th of June 111e6. and following Day,
At Eleven o'Cleck.
THE LIVE and DEAD FARMING STOCK ;
comprising Twenty three Ricks of fine Meadow Hay and
Clover, Two Ricks of Wheat, One Hundred Loads of Wheat-
Straw. Thirty-two Acres of Rye, Foot Waggons, Ten Hay Carts.
Two Market Ditto, Water Cart, Harness for Twenty Horses,
Three Oak Rollers, an Iron Roller, Five Pair of Harrow-, a Dray
Ditto. Eight Ploughs, a Draining Ditto, Twenty Dozen of Hurdles,
Bean Mill, Hay Cloth and Sr-Afraid, Ladders, Corn Sacks, Four
Cows a Heifer, Four Calves, a Steer. an Alderney Bull, Three
i !kindred and Sixty Ewes and Lambs, Three capital Saddle Marc,, a
Coach Horse, a Two year Old Colt, Seventeen strong Carr Horses,
Six handsome Chinese &mama Briars, Three Store Pigs, Sit Pea
Fowls, Three Hundred Pigeons. Forty 'rods of fine South Down
Wool, I)'lrch and Fir Timber, horn Beam, One Thousand Bush
Fagots, and various useful effects.
May be viewed on Monday and Tuesday preceding the Sale;
when Catalogues may be had on the Premises; and at the White
Hart, St. Albans ; Salisbury Arms, Hatfield • Bull, Hoddesdon ;
Saracen's Head, Ware; Half Moon, Hertford; Essex Arms, Wat-
ford; Red Lion, Barnet; and of Mr. Robins, 170, Regent-street.
London, England, 1826-05-24

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

The Greyhound was lost at Tobago in March last.
Facsitrru, MAY 22.—Wind N. to N.N.F.—Arrived off the
pert, the Jane, Turr, from London for Jamaica; and the Boreas,
STORK, from St. Übe's, in 49 days. Sailed the Magnet picket,
for Lisbon.

_
Perilous's, Mar 22,—Wind W.—Arrived the Perseverance,
Hoaa, from Sierra Leone. Sailed the Beagle and Adventure sur..
vering ships, for the coast of South America.
Poassuotrritt, MAY 23 —Wind N. R.—Arrived his Majesty's
ship HiIIALD, from Malta, and 14 tinder quarantine; Caroline, Twi-
mar, from Lodoa ; and the Baltic Merchant transport, front the
Coast of Africa and Ascension—sailed the sth of April. The Rot.

burgh Castle, from China, would sail for Quebec in a few days
after the departure of the Baltic Merchant. Sailed the Recovery,
CHATUAII, for Bombay. Passed by, the Rose, Alaanutr, for Ma-
dras and China ; and the Nlarchioncss of Ely, blaatoLits, for Madras

and Bengal.
NM/HAVEN MAY 93..—Arrived the Thames, SMITH, from :Sk-
old. In entering the harbour, the vessel struck against the West
Pier, which has caused her to leak, and it is feared she is injured.
DEAL, MAY Wind N. N. E.—Passed byt the Pearl,
from London for Jamaica ; Princess Royal transport, to the west-
ward; Phenix, PALMER, from London for the South Seas; and
the Abberton, Pkactvat., from do. for India. Remain, with the
Adventure, from Trieste, and the East India pilot yacht Swift, the
Renewal, CROMARTIC, from Barbadoes; Antra', Autumn, from
Antigua; Lucy Davidson, %Luaus. from Jamaica; George,
Bomar., from Tobago; Clio, FA RMAN, from St. Vincent's; and the
Richmond, Outface, from Richmond, all for London.
Ltvitaroos, May 1111.—Wind N.—Arrived the Malvina, LIU&
aeons, from Paraiba, in i 0 days; and Gleaner, Lianwess, from
Rotterdam. The Panthea, liarnawar, from New York, sailed
the 99th April. Sailed the Alecto, ATM NORD, for Jamaica.
London, England, 1826-05-12

ARMY CONTRACTS.

TREASURY CHAMBERS,
Cenimisearial Department, April ite, 1826.
VDTICE is hereby given to all Persons desirous of
AA contracting to supply the following Articles fur the use of
the Army, viz.

BREAD.
To his Majesty's Land Forces in Cantonments, Quarters, and
Barracks, in the undermentioned Counties :
IVorsvick
N. and S. Wales
And to the Household Troops
in London and its Vicinity.

Bucks
Dorset
Essex
dent
Lancaster

BEE* and
To his Majesty's Land Forces
Barracks, in the uud
Isle of,llan.
OATS

'murroN.
in Cantonments, Quarters, and

161 and :
London, England, 1826-05-12

THE LOTTERY NOW ON SALE IS THE LAS 'THAT
WILL EVER BE ALLOWED IN THIS KINGDOM --
THE PRICE OF TICKETS AND SHARES WILL RISE
IN A FEW DAYS. THERE ARE SIX OP 5e30,000. ALL
TO BE DRAWN IN ONE DAY.

THE EVENING STAR.

LONDON.

HUD tl', MAY 12, 1626.
STOCK EXCHANGK, TWKLVK O'CLOCK.

The great majority that Ministers bad in the House of Lords
last night on the Corn Bil: has caused general uthfactien in the
City.—Consoli opened at 781 1 for the Account, after which they
were done at 78i for Money ; and have since got up to 781 1 for
the Account, and 79 for the July Account. They have since be-
come heavy, and are up to the present time it 761 Sellers. Some
business has been doing, but not to a great extent.
In the Foreign Market little is doing.
Current Prices: Old Spanish 71 8, Mexican 621 63, Colombian
421 1, Peruvian 3132, Russian 76, Creek 151 I, Scrip 6 prem.
London, England, 1826-05-12

To Ws Majesty's Cavalry and Artillery-Horses, in Cantostntents
and Quarters in the undermentioned Counties:
Bedford Hunts
Hereford Oaford.
FORA E. viz.

'Milk HAY, and STILANI, es Ibis iisjosty's Cavalry and Artillery
Horse in Barracks • and Onti-in Cantonments and Quarters, in
the undermentioneJ bounties:
Perks Suffolk
Norfolk York.
Northumberland

That the Deßetrace are to commence on and for the Twenty-
fifth day of June next; that Proposals in Writing, sealed up,
and marked " 'fender fur Army Supplies," will be received at this
Office, on or before THURf94III'. the Twenty-fifth day of May, but
none will be received after Twelve o'Clock on that day.
Proposals must be made separately for each County and island,
except for•tbe Counties comprising North and South Wales, all of
which must be blended in one Tender ; and each Proposal must
have the Letter which is annexed to the Tender properly hlled up, by
two Persons of known Property,engaging to become bound with the
Party tendering in the Amount stated in the printed Particulars, for
the due Performance of the Contact; and no Proposal will be
noticed unless made on a printed TAuler, and the Priers expressed
in Words at Length ; and should it so happen, that during the
Continuance of the Contract no Troops should be supplied by,
virtue of the same, the amount of the Stamps on the Contract
and Bond, paid iu the first instance by the Contractor, still be
refunded to hint.
Particulars of the Contracts may be had upon application at
these Chambers between the Hours of Ten and Four; and at the
Office of the Barrack-Master, in the Isle of Man.
N.B. Samples of the Bread and Meal may be seen at this Office
between the hours of Twelve and Two.

Os SATURDAY NEXT WILL BE ragman),
In ave. with a Chart, 9'. 6d.

CAPTAIN AITLAND'S NARRATIVE of the
‘..1 SURRENDER of BUONAPARTE, and of his RESI-
DENCE on board his Majesty's ship BELLEROPHON, with
the principal events that occurred in that ship between the 24th
of May and the Bth of August, 18I5—the SECRET CORRES-
PONDENCE of Captain MAITLAND with the GOVERN-
MENT, &c. &c.