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London, England, 1827-08-04

SALES BY AUCTION.
TWO SHAKES OF ONE HUNDRED POUNDS NAM,
IN THE THEATRE ROYAL DRURY-LANE.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
0r Mr. ROBINS,
(Of Warwick lime, Regent-street)
At Getaway's °Nee House, `Chaarge-allei, Coral%
On TRUSSDAT. the Md of Almost, 14127, at Twelve o'Clock.
TWO SHARES of ONE HUNDRED POUNDS
EACH, with the DIVIDENDS due thereec, in the
THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE.
Particulars may be had at Garrairay's; and of Mr. Robins,
170, Regent-street.

CAMBERWELL, SURREY.
LEASEHOLD ESTATE.,
FOURTEEN COMPACT DWELLING HOUSES, wkb
FORS-COURT and GARDEN GROUND,
. And LAND for BUILDING;
Eligible for Investment..
TO BE PEREMPTORILY SOLD BY AUCTION, •
By Mr.. ROBINS,
(Of Warr& House, Regent-street)
At Garraway's Coffee House, 'Change-alley, Comilla..
On Tuvalu:um. the 1150. of nom, 1827, at Twelve o'Cloeb,
.1N ONE LOT,
AN IMPROVABLE LEASEHOLD ESTATE,
Held for a Tares of nelily Seventy Years;
• cosereakik
Fourteen neatly erected DWaLLING HOUSES, situate on the
Bast and West Ski of
Westin& ..tistbel•Wen, between the Pechisani
Ikaas, NO. 5 10 12. and 12 to 24a
Planned nearly anti, eontainini Three Rooms on &hi tipper
Floor ; Entrance Lobby. two Parlours, and Kitchen, Ike. on the
Ground Floot, frith Fore Coons. encicised by Palisade*, and
Ground at the boat for Gardens, with a vacant Plot of Ground
For Building.
The whole may be rendered a very advantageoni concern ; the
Rental may be estimated to produce, at a moderate rate,
FOUR HUNDRED AND FIFTY POUNDS.
Exclusive of the &cleanup to be deiiired from the *scant Groan&
To be viewed by applying to Mr. Stevens on the Premise*, who
will spew the Estate, and of Whom Particulars may be had; at
the Bull, Peckham; Kee Lion, Camberirell; of Messrs. Lane and
Croft, Solicitors, Lincoln's Inn-gelds; at Garraway's; and of
Mr. 114siiii, 170, Replu.street. _ _
WAINIICKSHIRIL
London, England, 1827-08-04

WAREHOUSED CORN.

ITTHZ COMMISSIONS'S Ol HIS MAJIISTT'S CUSTOMS.
Au Account of the Total Quantity of Gro, Grain, Meal, and
FUN', distinguishing the Produce of his Majesty's Possessions
out of Europe, from she Produce of Foreign Countries, in
Warehouse, on the tit day of July, 1827, published pursuant to
the directions of an Act of Parliament passed in the 7th end
nth Years of the Reign of his present Majesty King George
IV. entitled " An Act to permit, until the Ist day or May,
ISO, certain Corn, Meal, and Flour, to be entered for Home
ConstiMption."

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London, England, 1827-11-26

SECONDARIES' OFFICE, COLA:MAN STIZIM, Nov. 24.

AUGUSTUS V. £Lt.IOT.
In this case the p ains:ff, who is a Frenchman, and
teacher of languages, sought compensation in damages
for an assault committed upon him by the defendant, a
tradesman, fur merly residing in Wood-street, Circa pside.
Judgment went by default, and the Jury was summoned
to assess damages.
Mr. WooLsit briefly stated the case to the Jury, and
called witnesses. The account give by them was, in sub?.
.stance, that. on the 28th April last, the plaiutifC and de-
fendant .were seen together near the Auction Mart,
when high words, which the witnesses did ant distin-•
guish, passed between them. At length•thesdefendant
struck the plaintiff a blow on the headrandhe,felllseavih,
an the ground, where he lay in a state of insensibi-
lity. The defendant was walking away, when. a by.
stander remonstrated with him, and declared, he could
not possess the feelings of a gentleman to quit a rerson
'in that. condition. The defendant, upon this remon•
strancr, went back and assisted in conveying tbeplaintiff
to the shop of Dr. Miboiough, in Coleman-street,
where Isis wound was dressed. Dr. Edinborough now
stated that the wound was deep seated in the scalp, and
that the bone. of the scull was injured. in about three
weeks time the plain:iff recovered. At the time the
event took place, and o ben he came to himselfi he spoke.
vehemently against the defendant for his asseduct ; so
violently, that the witness was obliged to restrain him
for the sake of his health. The latter remained in the
shop until the plaintiff's wound was dressed, when he
stated to the witness that he should be answerable for
all the expense of the cure. The plaintiff bad also sub.
syquently expres-ed his desire not to put the defendant
to any unnecessary expense.
Mr. Tnastoss, for the defendant, addressed the Jury
in mitigation of damages.; and declared that no one
could regret more than did his client, the injury inflicted
•
by theblow which he had been provoked to give.
The Jury assessed the damages at 151. The foreman
stated that the Jury had been iufluenced to award these,
otherwise small damages, by the consideration of the
defendant's handsome conduct in endeavouring to make
prompt amends for his fault by attending the plaintiff
to the surgeon's, and making himself teq.onable for the
bill.
London, England, 1827-11-26

THE MARKETS.

CORN EXCHANGE, MARK.LANE, Nom N.
Our suppliM of all descriptions of Grain were very large this
morning, and having a large arrival of Flour coastways, the issealinc
trade was extremely heavy; but as most of the Wheat came effect-
ed by the dampness of the vreather' line dry samples obtained the
prices of this day sennight. Barley was rather free sale, and fine
malting samples reedited Ms. per quarter. Beans and Peas of both
kinds were exceedingly heavy sale, and a trifle cheaper. Oats were
also doll sale, the arrival from Ireland continuing to be very large.
In Floor and other articles there is no al ion.
Wheat, Kent & Essex, 50s 62s Pees, Grey 421 45.
Suffolk, 50s 60s Eean,s Small (new) 52s 561
Norfolk, 48. 52. Tick, (new) 10s 42s
Rye 30s 31. Oats, Potatoe 116. 30s
Barley 32s 36s Poland 24, Sts
Malt 60s 021 Feed Itis 20s

Peas, White 38. 40s
&lien 42s 46.
17IPORTAT116
Wheat, English quitters 5,347
Do. Foreign
Do. Irish 513
Barley, British 8,570
Malt, British 2,459
Oats 553

Floor, per sack, 454.505.
Rapeseed 20s 9.3 s per laic
LAST WM.
Foreign Oats 1,350
Irish Oats 25,336
Beans, qrs. 2,662
Peas 2,466
English Flour, sacks 6,211
Foreign do. barrels

SMITHFIELD MARKET, Nov. 26.

In Beef and Mutton we have scares any alteration from Friday's
market, 4s. 6d. to 44.10 d. per stone continuing the quotation for the
best Mutton and Beef. In the Veal trade there is aloe little 'aria.
don, the best Meat being Is. 6d. to Is. per stone. In Pork, for
dairy-fed Meat, the quotation was 6162 d. to 6s. 64. per stone; and
the coarser and larger Hogs are ss. 6d. to 56.6 d. pet steasN—Beasts,
2,874; Sheep, 22,670 ; Pigs, 140; Calves, 144.
Beef, per stone, 55. 6d. to Ss. 10d. Mutton, Ss. 6d. to 4s. 10d.
Veal, ss. to 6s. Pork, ss. to 61. 6d.—Hay, per load, 23 ss. to
24 15s. Clover, .e 4 t 6 25 10s. Straw, 21 os. to Al 14s.
LIVERPOOL, Novistaia 24.
Cterrow.--There has been an unusually good demand; Sea Is-
lands have advanced id. per lb. and the prices of all the other
growths have been fully supported. The import is 11,851, and the
sales reach not fewer than 23,080 bags, of which it is supposed
7,000 bags have been taken by speculators. Advice. from New
York of the 24th October, quote the price ut Upload 10 to 12, and
Premium of Exchange 11 to
Streasokc.—The transactions in all West India Produce have
bees very limited, eseeptiog in Sugar, of which 860 bhds have
been sold st steady prices, foe all but finz qualities, which latter are
6d. to ls. lower.
PILOVISIONS--In Butters more doing, and prices look up ; 200
firkins of damaged Tralee sold from Ms. to 84s.
London, England, 1827-11-26

COURT CIRCULAR.

A Cabinet Council was held at the Foreign Office.
Downing-street, on Saturday afternoon, at five o'Clock, which was
attended by the Loas CHANCILLOO, the Marquis of Lemsoower
Viscount Donau the Earl of Carmine, the Earl of Dormer,
Viscount Prmwaristrom, Lord BIXLIY, HIOCISION, the CHAN•
camas of the Ezcsiztruee. Mr. Ctussers Gluey, Ik. Wires, Mr.
Satmeet Boum.; and Mr. 'rummer. The ./Alalswes sat in deli-
.
hpretl-n till seven o'ilock. • t
Prince Luna, the Russian Atubassadek,iiidllut Count n'At.-
cvera, the Spaniel!' Minister, transacted -beelliess with the Earl of
DUDLEY CO Saturday, at the Foreign Office, Downing-street.
The CMAIICILLOS of the Excirstsuce rank to town on Saturday,
from his seat at Montreal.

FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE.
London, England, 1827-11-26

Tile WOOL TRADE.

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Fir some months past the consumption of English
wool has been as great, or greater, than at any former
period; but the supply being fully equal to it, prices
have given way on many kinds, more particularly on
the finer sorts from Soutb-down fleeces, which are now
lower than they have been at all. The majority of the
farmers who have held back their fleeces for two or three
ears have Seen tired out, and latterly have pushed
into the market ; the consequence is, that a larger',
quantity of Down wool has been sold this year than
for many years put op to the present time, and there yet
remains so much, that. prices are not likely to improve'
materially. Combing fleeces bear a higher price propor-
tionally than clothing fleeces, and will probably continue
so to do. The value of Down fleeces is about Bd. to 9d.
per lb. very few lots being worth more than 91 however
good. Rent fleeces have been selling at l Id. per lb. with
thelamb wool At the same price, but would not bring so
much just now. The failure of a lArge tnanufactuting
house in •he North has cast a general gloom over both
the English and Foreign wool trade. The import of
Foreign wool has been large lately, and prices of some
kinds are lower, particularly of Spanish wools of spell-
ties competing with English fine wools, which are quite
a drug. Still the prices of wool in general are so
moderate, that not snitch alteration can be expected,
though the trade appears likely to be a flat onlfor some
, .
weeks to come.
London, England, 1827-11-26

GERMAN PAPERS.

CONSTANTINOPLE, Orr. SS.

Some Members of the Divan, which meets daily, are
said to ]rave eaptessed a wish that Baron Ottenfels, the
Austrian Internuncio, would undertake the office of
Mediator between the Poi te and the three Powers. But
even should this be the case, the consent of the ."ultan
is hardly to be expected, .With respect ,to the negocia-
tions with the ether European AmbassAdors and Con-
suls, they continue, without interruption, as the conven
tions for the navigation of the Black Sea, concluded
by the mediation ef M. de RibeAul Terre clearly prove.
and the Reis Effendi erk!eav,,urs to accelerate all affairs
as much as possible. The Porte desires to make it
manifest, that it is ready to fulfil wishes which appear
just and leasonable.
BUCHAREST, Nov. s.

Letters from Constsminople.of the '26th October, say
that the report of a Firman having been sent to Ibrahim,
enjoining him to continue his operations with energy is
fully confirmed, every body was impatient to hear what
the Admirals of the combined scpiadron would do on
their side. Tne Divan does not apaear to have the
slightest feats about its fleet, which, however, is the,
bulwark o Constantinople, otherwise such a positive
“rder could not be accounted for under present circum-
Ntances. Ma Monsiacky, who is gone.to Jassy, is thought
by sense to have done so in -older to be neater to the
London, England, 1827-11-19

EXPRESS FROM PARIS.

STAR OFFICE, THREE O'CLOCK.
FROM THE GAZETTE Di FRANCE OF EUNDAT,
TRIESTE, Nomura 6.

According to the news From Zante and Corfu of the
27th ult. a part of the Allied fleet was to go to the OH.
claaelles. It is supposed that the detachment has for its
'object to take a menacing position to protect the Chris-
tians at Constantinople, before the Tartars of IBRAHIM
could arrive after the destruction of the Beet. IBRAHIM
bas laid an embargo on the vessels of the Franks
Which are in the Mores. Admiral CODRINOTON,
who is repairing his vessels at Malta and Zante, stops
all vessels destined for the Dardanelles, telling them
they mist wait for news from Constantinople.
London, England, 1827-11-19

BOGOTA, Barrooms 13.

Oa Monday afternoon his Excellency the Liberator
President made his entry into the capital. About a league
from the City he was met by the Civil and Military
Authorities of the Department, who addressed his Ex-
cellency, in the name of the inhabitants, and in terms ex-
presi►e of the hopes that were entertained by them that
that day would be the prelude to the re-establish.
ment of harmony amongst the members of the Colom-
bian family, and an opening of a new era of prosperity
to the Republic. His Excellency in his reply manifested
his sincere wishes to dedicate his services to his country,'
and his hopes that he might be the means of restoring
tranquillity, and re-establishing those ties of union which
had been unfortunately relaxed. Shortly after his Ex-
cellency was met by a deputation front Congress, in-
forming him that the Legislative Body had assembled,
and was then waiting to receive the oath. Accompanied
by the Authorities his Excellency proceeded t, the
Church of Santo Domingo, where the Congress was as-
sembled,
he there took the oath ; after which he was
addressed by the President of the Senate; from thence
the Liberator proceeded to the Palace, where he was
received by the Vice President and the Ministers.

The Mercantile Courier of Cadiz, of the 30th October,
states that the blockade of Algiers is still kept up very
strictly. On the 14th three French ships of war foun-
dered :t the east end of the Port.

The lamented death of the late GOVERNOR of SIERRA
Liorm, while it occasions deep sorrow to those who were
acquainted with Sir NalL's private as well as public
character, by adding, as it does, one more to the many
illustrious victims who have fallen a prey to that noxious
and pestilential climate, ought surely to expedite those
measures which we believe were actually adopted some
months ago, for removing the head quarters of our
London, England, 1827-11-19

CORONERS' INQUESTS.

An Inquest was held at Whitechapel Workhouse, on
the body of Fisher, a sailor. It appeased that on
Thursday evening a cart, loaded with whiskey, upset in
Houndsditcb, of which the deceased drank so copious.
ly as to cause his death in a few hours. Verdict ac-
cordingly.
An Inquest was also held at the Black Rorie, Pop-
lar, en the body of W. Verne'', mate of the Delaport
West Indiaman, now lying in the West India Docks,
who accidentally fell overboard, and was drowned.—
Verdict accordingly.
An Inquest` was held at St. Thomas's Hospital, on
the body of S. Boyfitt, aged 15, who died in conse•
qtaence of injuriei received by the felling of a wall of
Mr. Hopkinson's premises, owing to the late fire in
Queen Street.' The evidence was the same as that
given on the Inquest of another youth, who was killed
by the same accident, as detailed inodr paper of Friday,
and the Jury found a verdict of Accidental Death.—
Deodand of Is. oa the bricks.
London, England, 1827-11-19

DOVER, NOVllillta 19.

arrivals, within these few days, from the tod:
have not been ss numerous as in the week pro,
Amongst the latest are and the How
ind family • Mr. and Mts. CHAIM?,
STANDISH and fantily ; Lord LITTORD ; General STOP.
sank and Lady Mtaaay, with the corpse of Sir
Wor.Liww.

This morning i mistier miffed from Vienna, with
dispatches for Prince ESTERRAZIG

About ten o'clock last night, the Custom's tidelor.
veyor of this port, Mr. James Peake, made seizure of
a large boat, called ►he Active, of Dover, laden 'Pith
198 bales of tobacco, with three men on board. she
was abott two miles from the shore, in line with Dn.
ver Ca►tle, for which port she was steering, The prizt
he said to bb worth 1,2001.•
London, England, 1827-11-19

THE AitNl Y.

I'Ard Prieto* held a levee at leis tr re in the Horse Guards, as
4iiitary Secretary td the Commander-in-Chief, this day, instead of
tomorrosi,wbkh 4 the usual diy for Lis Lordship to bold his levees.
Lordtbip gave asittliatice to about 50 Officers.
General Sir Gaoaoa MURRAY and Sir II TATCOZ are toi
be the Master and Lieutenant-General of the Ordnance.
Last week ate Repot qf the 25th Foot passed ihrbugh Perth,
from Aberdeen, for embarkation at Greenock, to join the Regiment
'in the West Indies.
The Southampton and Wing treopl of Yeomanry Cavalry had a
'held-day on Friday, and went through the whole of their CVOIStiODS
in a most creditable Manner.
Saturday, the Grenadier Company of the 65th arrived at Cork,
from NUIP.
London, England, 1827-11-19

NZ PARTE DANDLE. IN R■ SOLARTZ.

The Soticurna.GlNEßAL, Mr. Sergeant BocciQuirt,
and several other members of the common law bar, aps
peared to argue a motion for a new trial. The question
arose upon a petition argued before Lord Eldon. who
had directed an issue to try whether, in the transactions
respecting which the petition was presented, usury had
or had not been committed ? That issue was tried in the
Court of Common Pleas, before Mr. Justice Best and a
Special Jury. A verdict was found to the effact that
there had been no usury, in direct contradiction to the
Judges charge, and the present application was made
on the ground of the verdict being given in drect op.
position to the opinion expressed by the Judge in his
charge.
The LORD CHANCRLLOR, who had been looking over
the Judge's notes of the trial, said, it appeared by the
last paragraph that his Lordship was surprised at tha
verdict, and conjectured that it had only been returned
by the Jury, because they were unwilling to find a ver-
dict in favour of the usury laws. The Lord Chancellor
thought that, under the circumstances of this case, it
was not necessary to take op any further time in ar-
guing the present motion, as, unless some other facts
appeared upon the Judge's notes, there were ample
grounds for a new trial.

Mr. Sergeant WsLow wished to be heard. He wu
against the motion for a new trial, and be was eoaviscca

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London, England, 1827-11-19

NAVAL iNTELLIG ENCE4

Xuicnos (JAMAICA), SKr/. Buenos Ayrean brigantine(
batitzt..l Commander, and the Mohawk, Captain HAMMOMD, latefy
put into St. Jago de Cuba under susplcloss circumstances, and were
taken possession of by the Government. their cargoes (jerked
been were sold, and the crews imprisoned.
Cottony*, Oct. 29. —The Duke of York steam-vessel, (torn
London to Gibraltar, put in here yesterday morning, alter ex-
periencing strong gales from the S.W. for twelve days, and a severe
hurricane on the stst. —(arriwed at Lisbon the Snd November.)—
The Swift steamer, from Falmouth to Malta, has also put in here,
after being out 14 days.

The Spanish cruisers on these coasts have just captured a large
Gibraltar brig, of 11 guns, with 50,000 dollars on board, and car-
ried her into FerroL It Is reported that two otber smugglers frotn
Gibrahar sre captured near this coast,
The klenai, Eow*nos, from Bangor to London, was ea gore
the Rocks at Warren Bohm on the 16th instant.
The Thomas, leasate, Irom Demerara, is supposed to be arrived
in the Downs.
The fine ship Lady ilannah Elite, Captain LIDDILL, is at presents
loading a general cargo at Alicia, direct for Bombay. This is
first shipment of goods that ever took place at that port for any 4
the territories belonging to the East India Company, and we trent
that the spirited individuals connected with it will not be disap-
pointed In the ►ope of success.—SlidingJoorsaL

Batirrot., Nov. 17.—The La Hogue, arrived from Jamaica, saw
a skip on the Coleradoes on the 25th September, but could not
make out her name. It was blowing very strong.
DIAL, Nov. 17.—Wind R.—Arrived from London the Volusia,
Roam, for Jamaica; Caroline, Caw for ditto; and Roches-
ter, SMITH, for the South Seas. Sailed his Majesty's ship Rattle-
snake for the westward.

Ncv. ie.—Arrived from London the Arethesa, Gclatoutouto,
Tor Jamaica.
Pirnoove, Nov. 16 and 17.—Wind S.E.—Arrived from Lon-
don the Thisbe, Cairn, and Clarendon, Punta, for Jamaica; Mary
Ann,O'Binsx,from Calcutta ; Everetta,Nl. Aarsoa, from Honduras;
Matilda, Fox, from Genoa; St. Andrew, D , from Sierra
Leone, in ten weeks, leaky (the late Muter and eleven of the crew
died in the country); the Flora, Pairing, front Jamaica; &s-
-ten, Barran, from Newfoundland. Sailed the Coromandel, and
Lis Majesty's ships Tyne, Garnet, and Columbine, for Bermuda.
FALMOUTH, Nov. 17 —Wind S.F.—Arrived the Fanny, Foura,
from Labrador; Swan, Fare, from La Guayra ; Duke of Kent
packet, Lawman', from Lisbon, sailed 4th instant. Arrived from
London the Hibernia, llamas, for Jamaica; Fanny, 'news, for
St. Michael's ; Four Friends, Fyne, for Lisbon ; and Sandwich
packet, for Lisbon.
Poassateuvm, Nov. l&—Wind Easterly.—Arrived the Fanny,
TAYLOR, from Malaga. Sailed bis Majesty's ship Satellite for the
Test Indies.
London, England, 1827-11-19

THE KING: &c.

WINDSOR, Nov. 18.—This forenoon his Maitsrr,
attended by his Suite, heard Di'ine Service perforrnel
by the Rev. Mr. SEYMOUR, at the Private Oiapvt. ye,;
terday his MAicary took a short ailing in the Great.
PArk, accompanied by the Lord Steward in his ponf
phaeton. His MAJsbry returned to t' e Royal Ledo
from London on Friday evening about half after
nine
o'clock, accompanied by the Lord Steward, and ns.
attended by any military escort from Hounslow-1-(u
terday the Earl of DUDLEY arrived at the Royal Lnde;
and had a long interview with the KING. E4rlttas..
wtt.o All arrived last evening on a visit to his MAJESTY:
London, England, 1827-11-19

LEI PSI G, Novitiliza 12.

The Allgenteine Zeitung of this date contains %omelet.
tern from Trieste of the 4th and sth relative to the bad
tle of Navarin, but not containing anything new.
The Florence Gazette of 6th November contains an
account of the battle sent by Admiral Codrington to
Lord Burgbersh, the English AmbassadOr at Florence.

The Emulous packet has arrived with the Jamaica
Mail, sailed the 6th October, and from Crooked Island
the 14th. By this conveyance Bogota Papers to the
14th September have been received at the North and
South American Coffee.house. The following are
extracts :
London, England, 1827-11-19

Arun LINO IN 1 ELLIGENCE.

H UN TI NO.
His liajesty's Stag Hounds Meet on Fliday, it LaTthatin, neat
Stainees
Sir John Copes Hounds to-morrow, at Tilehurat, Thursday, at
UnhiS; Saturday, at Duvuersfieid.
IStrin.-111r. Nicoll's Missoula on Thursday, at Wilteily Post;
SitufdaY, it Bracket,. Water.
The H. H. to.morroer, at Metteriy Gate; Thursday, it New
Inn, Lamers; Saturdays at Preston HAMM. .
Tbr tiambleJou Houuds on Wednesday, at Upturn; Friday, at
Fither*. Fund.

The Pembrokeshire FOx Hounds on Tbenda, at Cantaston
Bridge.

lllr. H. VlHelots Harriers nn Wedneaday, at Duapte GrOve
Hale ; Saturday, at the Kennel.
Allen'! Hounds on Wednesday, at Bartlemy HiU; Friday,
at Sherburne.

Worcestershi* Mundt to-morrow, at Cracome ; Friday, at
Sbrawky. The Hound, show brilliant sport this season. They
lute killed five brace of foxes in the last twelve days they have
been out. Mr. Parker has had a further tract of country in the
neighbodrhood of Ttwkr,bury given up to bim by Col. Berkeley.
The Westacre Stag Hounds on Friday, at Rougham Village.
• Lord Yarborough's Hounds on WednesAa y, at Scawby House;
Friday, at Girsby House ; Saturday, at Beelaby.
Lord Fitzwilliani's Hounds to-morrow, at Barnwell Wold ;
Thursday, at Waybridge Wood.
Lord Scarborough's Fox Hounds on Wednesday, at Haughton
School House ; Friday, at Hodsock Priory.
Sir Thomas Stanley's Fox Hounds to-morrow, at Hinderton.
Sir Jacob Astley's Hounds ox Wednesday, at Rising; Thursday,
at Althorpe; Friday, at Duker's Bridge; Monday (46th), at Theme!.

Sir George Sitwell's Hounds to.morrow, at Hardstatr Common;
Friday, at Handsworth Bar.
The Badaworth Fox Hounds to-morrow, at Hut Green ; Thurs-
day, at Stare Foot; Saturday, at Fryston Hall.
Mr. Wickstead's Fox Hounds to-morrow, at Wlstaston; Fiidsy,
at Hankelow Hall.

The Shropshire Fox Hounds on Wednesday, at Ateham Br Jge;
Friday, at Twemlowa.

THE EDINBURGH SIX FEET CLUB.

The November meeting of this Club took place on Saturday
sennight, at Hunter's Tryst. The sports commenced about eleven,
and the Prizes were decided in the following order—
let. Rine Shooting.—A handsome Silver Medal, in the shape of
a target, to ►e gained by the three best shots. The successful com-1
petiturs shuts were 4,6, and 7 inches distant fruns the centre of the
bull's eye.
2d. 'farming the Hammer.—An elegant Silver Medal, with ap-
propriatejgure. A hammer, wrighing 161bs. was thrown 61 fret
6 inchetip►a double-handed throw. Another hamper, weighing
121bs. was thrown 96 fret 6 inches—a single-handed throw.
•

3d. Single Stick.—A Silver Medal, the gift of David Birell, Esq..
Captain of the Club, was gained, after a remarkably spirited com-
petition between eight members.
It is deserving of mention, that the same Gentleman carried *ft
all these prizes. •
At half-past five the Members of the Club 2nd their frields sat
down to an excellent dinner in the Royal Hotel. Professor Wilton,
Mr. Hogg the Ettrick Shepherd, and other Gentkintwof distinc-
tion, were of the company. It is needless to add, that the evening
was one of the greatest conviviality, and social as well as intillectual
happiness.
London, England, 1827-11-19

PIGEON SHOOTING.

An excellent Pigeon Match took place en Saturday on Bagabo
Heath, between Captain Marsden and Mr. Willoughby, for fifty
guineas aside, 20 birds each (blue rooks), 21 yards distance, three
traps, one to be pulled alternately, the charge not exceeding two
ounces of shot. Captain Marsden ►illed 16 out of his 20, and Mr.
Willoughby killed IS—thus losing the match by one bird. Betting
was in most cases even, and by some S to 4 on the winner.
London, England, 1827-08-03

CAMBRIDGE, Auoust 2.

SLADR THlMuarmitea.-rlmmediately after sentence
of death was passed on Slade, he was conducted back
to his cell, where he was attended by the Chaplain, and
preparations were made for carrying the dreadful sen-
tence of the law into effect. This morning a respite for
one slay was receive:" at Huntingdon from the Loan
Cuter BARON, and the execution of the culprit was
accordingly stayed.—This afternoon, however, Slade
expressed a wish to see the Chaplin of Huntingdon
Jail, to whom the culprit voluntarily confessed that he
was guilty of the murder of the Rev. Mr. Waterhouse
Cambridge Chronicle.
London, England, 1827-08-03

DIED.
Arr. 'ban Thomas, Vicar of Lantana% and Liandibilio.Geges
Cardiposhlre.
Drowned, is the POUNCIOSSI deer, South America, on the a
Jane last, in the loth year of his age, Thomas Thomson, 31.1
nada* of Hamilton. lie and samba Gentleman, en a visit to a
friend, were crossing the river in a cork], when about the middle
of the stream, and opposite their friend's boom, the (eclat upset:
the Doctor, trpsttng to his swimming, made for the shore, and bid
reached within ten yards of it, when be sunk. He was a graduate
of Glasgow University, where he distinguished biinseif in several
of the dames, particularly In Mathematics and Chemistry. It
went to Dmacnry nearly two years ago, where he practised tin
his death.
London, England, 1827-08-03

PARIS, Jour SI.

The Colossus and the Olive Branch, which had ar-
rived at Havre with 2,400 bales of cotton, have just
received orders to proceed to Liverpool.
A very fine vessel, believed to have been built by the
Emperor Tiberius, was sunk in the lake Nemi, five
leagues from Rome. This vessel, according to the
traditions of the country, contained, besides articles
valuable for their extensive worth, several curious an-
tiquities. Two attempts have already been made to
raise the vessel from the body of the lake, or at least to
get out the articles which it contains. The first at-
tempt
was made in the 15th century, by Cardinal
Prosper Colonna, and the result was, the getting up
of several pieces of lead and broose, on one of which
was the name of Tiberius Czsar, very well engraved.
In 1535, the celebrated architect De Marchi made a
second attempt, which, without being wholly fruitless,
was not snore decisive than the preceding: Another
trial is now going to be made by -M. Aunts° Tusconi,
a Roman, who has perfected the machine to work with
under the water. This machine has been sent from
Rome, and has arrived at Nemi. The experiment will
soon commence.
London, England, 1827-08-03

rICTUALLING-OFFICIA July IS,a3r7
THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING
kis MAJESTY'S NAVY, 110 he giassesslice,
41st on Tmeasoay.tbe 27th of September next, they will be
bah to receive Tenders in writing (sealed up). and treat for the
assay totkis Dcpartattett of a Quantity of IRISH SALT MEAT,
Meal to 11,000 Nary Tkrees of Beef; and 10,000 Navy 'Threes
PORK, all to be cored in the ensuing Season, and to be deli-
had, fkur.fifth Parts thereof In Tierces, and the remaking Fifth
Nu in Barrels, into kis Majesty's Stores at Deptford, Portsmouth,
prnoeth, and Cork, in such proportions as dual bereafkr be re-
gsited, one half thereof on or before the 28th day of February, and
Os esker half on or before the 31st day of May, 1828: to be paid
Ice, as mai, by Bills, without Interest, payable at 00 days after date.
Pee auditionr of tie Contract may be seen at this Office, or by
apply* to Mr. J. W. Dunsreammr., Agent for the Victualling at
cot; to the Collectors of his Majesty's Customs at Limerick,
Ont. Newry, and Waterford; and to the Secretary to the Poet-
Wstet General at Dublin, respectively.

Ifs trail* for a less quantity than Ihell be equal to 300 Tierces
if &A or MO Tierces of Perk will be admitted, and each
Wsr must sway the price in words at length, and be delivered
Idird One o'Cloek on the Day appointed ; and must be atootn-
pie by a Letter signed by two responsible Persons engaging to
lonawboood with the Party tendering in the penal sum of Om
11l al the amount of the Contract. for the due performance of

So Penn who makes the Tender, or some Penile on hb behalf,
111 UMW to Mower When called for.
ICALLEit CLIFTON.
London, England, 1827-11-10

' •
with the usual diffege beforAt4censt--ors li that i
*lsis
is, the Cou • • m st., lent than the Constitutionnel,
and the m rce more virulent than the
" vaukk heir language is warm in proportion as
1... r subscribers is small. That which has
the fewest has the greatest need of making itself
remarked, and there is, ve know, a celebrity attached
to scandal.
We shall dispense ourselves from repeating here what
those J, urnals say. The repose of the censorship has
not given them a new idea, or a new mode of employ-
ing their ill humour at all that is honourable in France.
They are the same calumnies, the same means to inflame
the passions. .
=

FIRS IN QUERN-STREET, CHRAPSIDIL
BUTLER, HEYWARD, and Co. desire to return
their grateful thanks to their Friends and Neighbours for the
assistance rendered to thrill in endeavouring to save their Premises
and Stock Irvin the devouring flames, (communicated from a Fire
in the Manufactory of Mr. Hovelw q 0 the opposite side of the
St reert but which proved ineffectual, die' Whole of the Premises aqd
StociiTang consumed. Buries, Harass, and Co. will, in the
cootie of *fel/relays, be enabled to resume their Business.

EVENING STAR.

. LONDON. vs 4•
.t.
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1827. is

STOCK EX CHANG E, 'TWF.I.VE O'CLOCK.
Although the news front Constantinople, in the French Paper%
is not of so favourable a complection as was anticipated in the
City, the Consol market opened this morning at 871 for the Ac-
count, and remain so up to the present time, alternately buyers and
sellers, with scarcely a bargain doing. •
In the •Foreign market, most the prices are nominal, and no
business is doing.
Current prices: Old Spanish 9) 19, Mexican 544 4, 031081bilitS
274 28, Portuguese 76 4, Brazilian 60 62, Russian 94 4, Danish
614 1, Greek 154 161.
PIWICt OF STOCKS AT FOUR O'CLOCK. . ..•
Bank Stock 2094 2081 India Stock
3 per Cent. Red. 861 651 Ditto Bonds 95 91
3 per Ct. Cons. 871 1 861 South Sea Stock
51 per Cent. 931 4 Old Annuities
31 per Cent. Bed. 931 j 921 £lOOO EtelKg. Bills 60 58 59
4 per Ct. New 1021 4 1 .1.500 Ditto 60 58 59
4 per Cent. Scrip .6100 and £BOO Ditto 60 58 59
4 per Cent. 1826, 1024 Bank for Acct. 210 2084
Long Ann. 19 7-16 5-16 Consols for Acct. 871 61 7 64 /
FOREIGN FUNDS, TWO O'CI.0( K
Brazilian 11.15.5 p Ct. Ilex Bch. 1av,531
Do. Ace. 601 11 60 591 Do Acct 541 531 54
Bueno.Ayrealidr.6p C. 51 SQ Peruvian Bonds, 6p Ct
Danish Ms. 3p Ct. 61 4 Do Acct
Greek Bonds, 5 p Ct. * Pruss. Bdeftp C.
Do,Bds. 1825,5 p Ct. 16 Do. Bonds, 1822, 5 p 1011
}lexicon Bonds,sp C 421 1 Russian lids. 1822, 5 p C.. 94 31
BRITISH ANI) FORRIGN SHARES, TWO O'CLOCK.
SHAUL VAIN
Anglo Mexican 100 85 21
BraaDian 3.5 to 50 911 50

FRENCII Form. —Pam, Nov. _Five per Cents. 101 f. BOc.
Three per Cents. 71f. 60e. Bank Stock, 3,000 f. Oc. Exchange
on London, one month, 251. 15c. Three months. 251.
AUSTRIAN FUNDS, VIVINA, OCTOZZi 2P.
Metalliques 91t—Bank Shares 1081.
London, England, 1827-11-10

WILSON O. LEI.

This ma; an action for criminal conversation, tried
before Lord Tenterden at the last aSSIZ-n for Warwick.
The plaintiff was married to his wife on the 9th of Oc.
tuber, 1826, and the alleged act of adultery occurred
on the Ist of April following. The evidence for the
plaintiff was, that on the day before mentioned, the de-
fendant and plaintiffs wife were seen to go together
into a w ater closet, and remain there for a quarter of
an hour. This evidence was given by a woman, who
upon her crosi-examination admitted that she had never
perceived before that time any suspicious conduct or
familial intimacy between the parties. There was no other
%hoe's. The Jury found a verdict (or the defendant.
Mr. CLARKI moved this day [or a Rule to shew cause
, why the verdict should not be set aside, and a new trial
had. He rested his application principally on an afli-
Javit of the witness who gave evidence at the trial, it
which she swore that she had misunderstood the-purport
of the questions put to her at the trial, and that she only
meant to say, that she had never seen the parties in a
(criminal act; but that she had witnessed them together
under circumstances of great familiarity she was nov
prepared to prove. 111.ster these circumstances, the
,Learned Counsel hoped the Ct-urt would grant the rule.
The case, as it at present krona, hore with reedit bard
ship upon the plaintiff, whir could entertain' si6 doubt of
'his ite's guilt, and 'yet was obliged to support her.
Lord TWITIRDpi was of npinton that if the Jury had
found a verdict for the plaintiff will Is. damages, it
would have fully sati.fied the justice of the case. The
evidence mow proposed to be brought forward might
have been given at the trial. There could, however,
be no objection to granting a rule ttid oss payment
of costs.
London, England, 1827-11-10

This day was paplished, Mateo. price 12s:in boards,
nREEIE GRAMMAR for the use of Scbools.
Trandatel treat the German of V. C. F. ROST.
" This Grammar distinguished by Judd arrangement, con.
loser. sad fulness. The author judidocoly commences with
Pnedg and then proceeds to Etymology and Syntax. Tbe system
d Accentuation. which is so slightly in Matthias, be explains with
it =ow clearness."—Mombly Maven,.
Printed for Gee B. Whktalser, Ave Maria-lane
a whom may.be bad, lately published, in Bvo. price ins. lad. bds.
The FUNDAMENTAL WORDS of the GREEK LAN-
GUAGE, adapted to the Memory et the Students, by means of
Derivations and Derivatives, Passages from the Classical Writers,
sod other Ashotlatioim By F. Vaizr, M.A. Trinity College,
Cambridge.
London, England, 1827-11-10

ESTILL° O. JACKSON.

This was an action tried at Nottingham, before Mr.
Justice Hot.aolvti, to recover 201. deposited with the
defendant Jackson, to abide the. isstse of a pugilistic
contest. A verdict was taken for tbeislaintiff.
Mr. itZADER now moved for a role to show CMS*
why a new trial should not be 'granted, or a nonstiit
entered. The contract between the parties was illegal:
and it was a question of public policy, whether the
Court would assist a man in recovering under a.n illegal
contract? The facts of the case simply were, that two
stakes of 201. were placed in the defendant's hands, one
201. having been paid by the plaintiff, and the other
201. by a pugilist, named Wilcox. The fight touk place,
and the umpire decided at one time in favour of the
plaintiff, but afterwards changed his mind, and handed
over the money to the other combatant; upon which
the plaintiff brought this action for the recover* of his
stake. The Learned Counsel contended that the law
should not assist a man in endeavouring to win money
by an illegal act, and then, hatflog failed in thischance,
to have recourse to the law to assist hiss.

Lord TISNTERDIN said, that it the stake wbas paid
over without objection, the plaintiff tould not recover
against the stakeholder; but, if either party repudiated
his contract before the money was paid otter, the stake-
holder was liable.' This was a middle case between
the two.—Rule granted.

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, Wernmassa, Nov. 9.
(sinuotts ut sumo.) .
Losin FALMOUTH V. swim&

This was an action of debt. The declaration stated
that the defendant was indebted to the plaintiff in se-
veral cargoes of ash-of thevalbeibrlOLiptliee to him
as and for certain cobs: isunirapciri which this
claim was made wet, that io a certain core on the coast
of Cornwall. the plaintiff kept a earstaer and tope for
(he use and benefit of t4aisberusea who frequent that
part of the coast, and by reason' of *frith fie insisted that
he was entitled to the ' Ilia"deeAce was,
that the defendant had teen used the rive 110 tiTitatu
The ca-e was tried before Mr. Justlee grimes at the
late assizes for Cornirall, when a verdict was found for
London, England, 1827-11-10

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

The report yesterday, that the New York packet had arrived at
Liverpool, Is unfounded.
IRON THE NORTH AND SOUTH AMERICAN COTTEE-1101781.
Lrraaroot., NOVIAIBIL B.—Wind light and variable.—Up to this
evening there Is no communication from the packet ship Pacific,
from New York, reported to be off the port.
Tex r. N.—Nothing from the Pact*.
The Ada, Fasten from London to Demerara, was spoken with
on the titb Instant In lat. 49. 55. long. 7. by the Nocton packet,
arrived at Falmouth (trim Rio Janeiro.
The Broom, from New BAinswick, was fallen in with on the
17th ultimo, in long. 24. abandoned by the crew, and with her
and mien masta'gone.
The Daniel, thaws, from Labrador to Gibraltar, was sham.
dosed by the clew on the Roth ultimo, having eight feet water in
ie
brr hold. _

larzarooc, Nov. 2.—The Albion, from Bengal, is reported
to be off.
FALMOUTH. Noy. 2.—Wind S. to S.S.E.—Arritred the Sarah,
Woos,' from News York ; and the Norton packet, from Brazil :
sailed from Pernambuco 22d August, Bahia 29th, and Rio 22d

September.
PLYMOUTH, Nov. L—Wind B.S.K.—Sailed the David, DARKII
uot.t., for Montserrat.
PORTSMOUTH Nov. 9.—Calm.—Arrived from London the Mary
Ann, O'Balan;for Calcutta; and Fleetwood, Boca. for Jamaica.
Dam., Nov. 9.—Wind W.S.W.—Arrived from London the
Barclay, Feta= ; George the Tbird, Cu= ,• Cambria, Came;
and Leslie Ogilby, Qnscx, for Jamaica. Arrived the William,
BROAD) from Naples and Palermo.
London, England, 1827-11-10

COURT CIRCULAR.

The Duchess of KENT gale a grand dinner on
Thursday, at her apartments in the King's Palace, at Kensington,
to their Royal Highnesses the Doke and Duchess of Ciaamica
and the Duchess of Gtoucasran, Prince Dun' the Rusin
Ambassador, and the Princess Lurie, Princess Gumtree tbe
Earl of noun, &c. had theitonour of dining with the Royal RM.
The Duke and Duchess of Cuisines, the Duchess of Gumeas•
as, and the Princess Swan, visited the Princess Angara yes-
terday, at her residence in the King's Palace, &. James's,
The Duchess of Cso anon entertated the Duchess of Karr and
the Princess Fumes to dinner yesterday. at her residence in the
Admiralty. In the evening, the two Duchesses, accompanied try
the Princesses Fauna and CARLOW, and attended by than Ladles
I in Waiting, honoured the performance of Okras and Afford tie
1 Great, at Covent Garden Theatre, with their presence. lito Royal
Party at in the King's private box.
Prince !win, the %tam Ambaseador, and Prince
eau, the Austrian Ambassador, had ceartences with the rrl
of
Dustin yesterday, at the Oise of the Secretary of State for
Foreign Affairs, ha Downlaltreet. The Marquis tie Paciaacaa,
the Portuguese Ambulate, 'transacted Nelsen with the Nohie
Earl op Thursday.
Count Lrunt (son a Prince lowing, the Roam Ambassador),
who arrived in turn on Thursday morning, came from Florence.
The Karl pf DuoLca visited Viscount GOMM!' yesterday, at
his residence in Downing.street.
'lee Duke of WiLtimoros came to town yesterday morning
from his seat at Strathfieldsay t his Grace transacted bunnies as
Commander-in-Me, at his Office in the Horse Guards, in the
afternoon.

FpRTHER PARTICI4A RS of MR.FARQUHAIVS WILL

In a late Journal we gave an extract from the Will
of Mr. Faaqunae, so far as regarded the bequests made by him,
for the Increase of the Livings of the Professors of the
s Scottish
Universities. We have just seen an entire copy of this dmportant
document, and can now precisely state its tenor. In the first place
Mr. FARQUHAR bequeaths various annuities to individuals, in-
eluding aortae of his own relatives, amotnaing in all, to the stim of
45,500 annually. Then follow the bequests to the Universities as
formerly stated, after which the Will concludes as follows—
Lastly, I desire that on the natural decease of the above persona,
to wham annuities have been bequeathed, that the annual sums re.
speeded), appropriated to them shall be added to the annual surplus
of my receipts; and after providing for the other purposes herein.
before expressed, shall be divided among the Parochial School.
ousters over all Scotland, in sums of not less than ten pounds of
sterling money of Great Britain annually to each, beginning with
the schoolmasters of Aberdeenshire.—Atendens Journal Now. 7.
London, England, 1827-02-03

aied iceveagz.

30, STRAND, Landon;
And soldin every Town in the Kingdom.
LIQUID in Bottles, ed. iod. 12d. and tad. melt.

Also PASTE BLACKING, in Pots, ed. ltd. and ied: rack.
A Shilling Pot of Paste is equal to Four ls. Bottles of
rz Ask for WATIREN's Blacking.
London, England, 1827-11-17

•
it
['AO art
de pi h
&Awn up
ise it; attenti
report is, to
tettendvl
time i
me
eral trays, id
fact, never
etter look al
ust die
Nov. 11.
bent of the
was whether
laintiffs had
art so as to
' They had
es the plain-
roker of the I
diacounting $
consequence
edo) certain
ceased Al- t.
inder an ho.
e loss which
t would have
d bees 'Met
hich he pro.
punting bills
could deduct , t
n of this hob
; that 1 pet
paying over
sal his soda-
cent. His
e had left It
t that Bram-
:Lion to dis- l
11
'e of opinion
usury, and •
Juty found ,
s moved for,
Sad no right
and that his •
upon a fur-
s say, that if
ibligation to
isury,. But,
n opinion.to
that all his
correct, still,
lecision, the
'erdict, eve-
aintiffs were 1 ,
The
the rule dis-
D RILEY.
,ignees of an
t Liverpool,
m of 3,0001. •
ieir credit at
the habit of
and had a
flint account
the 23d of
f the banker
the state of
[ether or not
d payment.
at all events
is he was in
lance on the
7 afternoon
3 dock, and
to the bank
e banker, to
account to
accordingly
a bankrupt ;
le bank, but
be consider-
eason ich
action was
o and Riley,
bankruptcy,
ind that the
,f an act d
to Messrs.
ter creditors
tocaster,
be-
the plaintiff
transfer had
ptcy.
shew cause •
and a new
pr was not a
but that the
I Riley, and
see been ar-
ly, been no
is Mr. PAT-
nst the rule,
was is Con-
de; and that
made until
, which was
otaining the
our, n.aking
and Rankin
t were then
I!•
, no right to
ie other ere-
belter under
a Jury to be
tents on the
er had been
struck, and
t the time at
transfer lad
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ght of Riley
if the banter 1 It
at have been
doubt might
when the ap-
,anker, as to
payment or
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bankruptcy,
d of 16s. 9d. •
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aide sot in ii
tole this**,
, ,
London, England, 1827-11-17

Nov. 3.

According to several coinciding accounts brought
by Captains of ships, the Allied fleet, consisting of 23
ships of war, large and small, penetrated into the har-
bour of Navarin, at two o'clock in the afternoon of the
20th of October, and there destroyed the greater part
of the Turkish and Egyptian fleet of 120 sail. It con-
sisted of two Chips of the line, four frigates of the largest
size, twelve smaller frigates, and twenty corvettes ; the
remainder were transports. Several ships of the line of
the Allied squadrons, especially those on board which
the Admirals were, ate stated to have also sustained
some damage in the action.

Dispaicbes were yeiterdar received at the Colonial
Office from Coloael Loans:, Lieuteciant•Goveraor of
London, England, 1827-11-17

NAVAL INTELLIGENGL

The Frederick and Betsey, Bayamon, was dri►en en the rocks
near the Spanish Battery, Shield*, during a heavy gale on Wednes•
day, and it was feared would be wrecked.
The Thomas, Fox, from Limerick was on shore near White-
staple yesterday, but expected to be got of
Fatatoorw, Nov. lA.—WM W. to S.W.—Arrived the Henry

Davidson, Bascum, from London for Jamaica.
DEAL, Nov. 16. —Wind Southerly to W.—Remains the Perin,
Larsson, froth Hambursh for Lima • the Vibelie, Conan for
Jamaica ; and Latooa, Wont., for Demerara.
annmeOMltlnin
DEATH OF THE BISHOP OF WINCHESTER.

Thursday at Kingston hall, near Wimborne, Dorset,
the seat of H. Batten, Esq. M.P. Dr. GlOll4lll PILITITMAII TOYLIKE,
D.D. Lord Bishop of Winchester, and Prelate of the Order of the
Garter. His Lordship, previous to his paralytic attack, was of a
remarkable kale and vigorous appearance for his age, which was
nearly 80. Dr. Tomline was the son of a tradesman at Bury St.
Edmunds, and was, with his brother ;John, educated at the
grammar school there ; from whence they were removed to
Pembroke.hall, Cambridge. There George was distinguished as

a good classical scholar and mathematician. In 1794 he came
out as Senior Wrangler, and being elected a Fellow in 1781, be
served the office of Moderator. By good fortune Mr. William Pitt
was sent to that College, and Mr. Prettyman was selected to be
his tutor. On the pupil being appointed Chancellor of the Ys-
chequer, he chase his former tutor to be his Secretary--a place
for which his great talents admirably qualified him. In the
war 1757, Doctor Prettyman was appointed Bishop of 'Jacobs—
soon after Dean of St. Paul's—and in 1840 was translated to the
See of Windaester. A few years ago, a person to whom be was
almost uninewn, left him a very handsome fortune, on condition
of his taking the name of Tonsline, which was of course complied
with. His Lordship was the anther of " A Refutation of the
Charge of Calvinism, against the Charch of England," and an
" Introduction to the Study ads• Bible."