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London, England, 1827-01-31

POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

GUILDHALL.
Miss Sarah Emma Harwood. a genteelly-dressed young tamale,
was charged wick firing a pistol at Mr. Randall, a coal merchant,
in Friday-atreet, with intent to do him some grievous bodfly.harm.
Mr. Harmer conducted the proeecution. The prboster seemed
very much affected, MI was accommodated with a chair within
the bar.
It appeared that Mr. Rzndall firmed an acquaintance with her
in the street about li months ago, and an intimacy followed, whilft
continued until a flew weeks ago, when he thought it comenient to
break off the connexion. On 'Thursday 'venni. on leaving Ms
redden., be found her waideg for him. He asked her what she
wanted? which she replied to, by asking him what he wanted ? He
left her, but looking round, saw her drawing something from kr
muff; and having beard she menaced his life, be ran away. Me
rammed shortly after with Mr. Howell, of genenhithe. a coal arr.
eftmet. and they met with her lokestag Dear Mr. Randall's
dose. After walking backwards and forwards twigs, Mr.
Newel! distinctly saw her draw a pistol -from her muff, and
he sent his friend for an Meer, who took the prisoner in
=ad the an old weans, to wham she had bean talking.
• ' the ponies were waking at the wanthietue door, the pri-
mer dew the *NI maim, and ramming k in Mr. Rwsdall's face,
width a dean lashes of Mm, she pulled the trigger; but althongh
the Riot Wendt Ike, and there was priming round the tough-We,
did am Wks. At the instant too Mr. Howell raised
the banal of the pistol. se that, if it had discharged its tweets,
' Mr. R. might hue escaped ;jury. The barrel was two-thirds
Med wish sompowder, het dine mu no ban.
A witness was called to prone that the primmer bought the pistol
for the uprose et sftnning the prosecutor, which she fre-
clentl7 avowed& mot doe the sosotisol iffiNgvia the yard. to the
great terror dims asiglisenre.
Sir J. Pewee, when he mid is the psisoner *to answer the
charge, an eyed her aganstannieslatbg herself so as to prevent
her having the baulk of rartonlessides that might arise.
Mr. Alexander, a respectable lisikker. said be had summed the
prisoner's cue and had determined a commence an sake against
the prosecutor far breach elms** of marriage lest week.
The prisoner was eatremsty =dem to emir into the history of
her connexion with Mr. Rands and his °coding towards her, but
was restrained from saying more, then that the user* intended to
frighten kiwi, and that he had used hank language to her on the
night in question.
Mr Jima !seam announced Ids intention to send her to trial,
but remanded bee fee one week.
London, England, 1827-01-31

DIVIDENDS to be made in the COUNTRY.

Feb. 22, Sarah Ring, Bristol, earthenware and glass dealer, at
sne, at the Commereial.rooms, Bristol. Feb. 20. •Michael Irish,
Lewes, Sussex, lime-burner, at eleven, at the Star Inn, Lewis.
Feb. 22, Charles Wells and Samuel Wells, Norwich, battiest, at
four, at the Swan Inn, Norwich. Feb. 2d, James Fewswr, Liver-
pool, joiner, at twelve, at the George Inn Dale•street, Liverpool.
Feb. 21, Esther Rayner and Jelin Medley, late of Newport, Isle '
of Wight, corn merchants, at two, at the Guildhall, .Newport.
Feb. 20, Charles Thomas Rimer, Southampton, eheesemoager, at
twelve, at the Office of Mr. George Augustus Callaway, solicitor,
Portsmouth. Feb. 21, Joseph Cliff, Nantwich.Willaston, Che.
shire, cheese factor, at twelve, at the Hop Pole Inn, Cheshire.
Feb. 20, Hugh Johnson, Liverpool, grocer, at one, at the Office of
Messrs. Parkinson and Culcheth, solicitors, Lord-street, Liverpool.
CERTIFICATES.—Fn. 2Q.
Abraham Francis, late of High Holborn, linendraper: Henry
Oldershaw, Bulwell, Nottinghamshire, miller. J. Carter, Osford-
street, St. Mary-la-bonne, furrier, and Leghorn hat dealer. Wm.
Wilkinson and John Aiitehr.ll, lieighley, Yorkshire. worsted
spinners. Jacob Matthews, St. Philip and Jacob, Gloucestershire,
collar and hat neas maker. Wm. Terry, Brighton, Sussex, builder.
William Pennington, Crnsthwaite, Westmorland, paper maker.
Henry Hill and Thomas Tickell, Watling-street. iron merchants.
Joseph Thomas Gritton, Tipton, Staffordshire, ironmaster. Chas.
Alluton and Richard Smith, late of Belvedere.road, Lambeth,
ISurrey, soap manufacturers. George Whicher, Petworth, Sussex,
apothecary and druggist. John Wright, late of Peckham Rye,
Surrey, brick-maker. John Andrew Unger, Femaeurt, Fes-
' church.street, Merchant. Thomas Archer, Pin's-green, Newland,
Worcestershire, corn dealer. Samuel Parker, Whitchurch, Salop,
ironmonger. Chas. Archer, Tewkesbury, Gloucestershire, builder.
Samuel Ashton, Birmingham, iroafounder.
London, England, 1827-01-31

DECLARATIONS OF INSOLVENCY.

George Beadle, Bishop Stortfbrd, Hertfordshire, tailor and draper,
is in Insolvent circumstances, and unable to meet his engage-
menu with his ereditom—Filed January 21.
William Snow Bitty, Richmond-street, Walwortb, surgeon and,
apothecary, is in insolvent circumstances, and unable to meet his
engagements with his creaitors.--Faled January 29.
Sampson Emanuel Sampson and Isaac Sampson, Battersea, and
Greek.atreet, Soho, vitriol and aquafortis-atanafacturers, are in
insolvent clrennutances, and unable to meet their engagements
with their creditors.—Filed January 30.
DIVIDENDS to be made in BASINGHALL.STREET.
Feb. 20, Nathaniel Banos* Hutchins, St. James's. street. china
sod glass warehouseman, at twelve. Feb. 20, Richard Hodgskin,
Brampton, Kent, grocer, at ten. Feb. 20, John &Rs, Susses.
place, Kent.roth, Surrey, brewer, at one. Feb. 20, Charles
Fearoley, Crutched.friars, wine merchant, at twelve. Feb. 23,
Stephen Lawes, Charlton, Hants, farmer and horse dealer, at eleven.
Feb. 20, John Creed. Bedford.court Covent.garden woollen..
taper, at eleven. Feb. 20, Thomas Deacon, Trowbridge, Wilt.
hire, at ten.
London, England, 1827-01-31

COURT OF ALDERMEN.

777

The LORD Maros held a Court of Aldermen at Guildhall, yes-
terday, which was fully attended.
The Sheriffs presented their Reporter the armed Jails.
The Loan MAYOR laid before the Court, a Copy of a Rule ob-
tained by Mr. Sheriff Winner:is. foe a Mendonans to the Court
to swear hint into the office of Alderman for the Ward of VintrY,
which was referred to tht Law Mem. • v.
Mr. FUMING, was admitted a Coal, and Mr. DODGEM, a Corn
Meter, in trust for the City.
A Petition against a Cart-stand in Bely.street,was referred to a
Committee.
The Loan MAYOR laid before the Court the proceedings of the
Court of Common Council on the Memorial of the Bailiff of South-
wark, relative to the fine Imposed upon him by the Magistrates of''
the county of Surrey, for non-attendance at the Surrey Quarter
Sessions, which was referred to the City Solicitor.
The Court was oeccupied at considerable length on the Petition
of Mr. Stioosatocie against the election of Mr. Hearts, as a Cron-1
mon Councilman for Bread-street Ward, and finally declared the
election to be valid, and dismissed the Petition.
The Court then took into consideration the Petition of Mr. 3.
BLRADIOI against the election of Mr. GRIFFITHS. as Common
Councilman for the Ward of Coleman-street. Mr. BOIAAND and
Mr. Mutinous' attended for Mr. BLRODID; and Mr. Aumusws for
Mr. GRI7FITIOM The Court declared the election void, and the
Loss Maros was requestolto issue his precept for a new election.
The Chamberlain reported the balance in hand of the Orphans
Fond, on which the Court directed him to take the requisite owe-
Sures for the discharge of £13400 of the debt.
London, England, 1827-01-31

PAUPER LUNATICS.

7 •

The following is a statement of the Pauper Lunatics '
in the County of Middlesex, in the year 1825, from
Returns made to the Clerk of the Peace:,
Wansuorras Dimwit-St Margaret and St. John 21, St. Mar-
tin in the Fields 34, St. George (Hannver-4quire) 52, Sc. James 30,
St. Mary-le-Strand 5, St. Clement Danes 22, St. Paul (Covent,
Garden) 4, St. Anne 9-Total 177.
HoLsolut thvisiox-St. Giles and Sc. George (Bloomsbury) 52,
Sc. Andrew and St. George the Martyr 36, Saffron Hill and Bolls
liberty 5, St, Pancras 38, Hampstead 10, St. Mary-la-bonne 73,
Paddington 2-Total 216.
FINSBURY Dernaost-St. Sepulchre 5, Clerkenwell 16, Islington
20, Stoke Newington 1, illornsey 3, Ftnehley 1, Barnet 1-
Total 47.
Towns Drilsoar.-Whiteehapel 32, Christ Church 9, Shoreditch
37, Hackney 16, Bethnal Green 15, Stratford 1, Bow 1, Brantley
2, Poplar 7, Rateliff 6, Limehouse 10, Sbadwell 2, Wapping
estberino 2, Senitkbeld 2-Total 150.
lEssaistarox Dtvissosi-Kensington 4, Witt 10, Hanusterstalds
4, Chiswkis 9, Bating 1, Ames 2-Total 23.
Toe Humossno-Edmonton 19, Gaye 9, Blthorne 12, Spelthorne
9, and Islewortk 9-Total Mk
The weekly payments made by the parishes to the
Licensed Houses for their care and maintenance vary,i
at Bs. Bs. 6d. 9s. 10s. and 105.43 d. a head per week, ex-
clusive of clothing and medicine, and those confined in
parish workhouses are computed at Ss. 6d. 4s. Bd. 55..
Is. and Is. 6d. per week each.
This Return not being made on oath, the Committee
appointed at the last Quarter Sessions of the Peace, to
inquire into the present state and condition of the Pau-
per Lunatics, have determined to avail themselves of
the 6th section of the Act of thessth Geo. 111. cap. 48.
which empowers Justices at Petty Sessions to order
Overseers to return lists, verified ors oath, of all Lunu-
tics beirig paupers within their respective parishes, spe-
cifying their name, sex, And age, and whether danger-
ous or not, and for what time they have lost their
senses, with s certificate by a Medical Practitioner as
to their state and condition, and directed that warrants
should be transmitted by the Clerk of the Peace to
the District Magistrates, requesting them to compel
Returns.
London, England, 1827-03-03

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London, England, 1827-03-03

PRICE OF LEATH

Best Dressing 134 to 154
Common Ditto
Crop Hides, 35 to 401b$ for cutting
Ditto 45 to 50114
Calf Skins, 26 to 40111 s l6d to 24d
Ditto 50 to 701bs
Ditto 70 to lofts ......
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London, England, 1827-03-03

Hon. Gentleman the most ploosuy, description of the
condition of the Kyle it had ever heard. In his (the
Hon. Member's) maqi-terial capacity, upwards of 80
persons had been summoned before him for the non
payment of church rates and poor rates, which could
not be enfouced against more than ten. He was aster-
rushed that the Right lion. Gentleman had the forti-1
tude and courage•to make the proposition on the very
evening when a Committee of Emigration was moved
for, to provide means to send the industrious but dis-
tressed people out of the country.
Mr. MONCK opposed the Bill. He described the
various sources of the Duke's income, and contended
that his* Royal Highness had already a sufficient income
to support his dignity. The people out of doors could
not think the additional allowance necessary, and it was
most unfit in the present state of public distress.
Mr. HUME wished to ask the Right lion. Gent. how
he could propose such a vote when he must know that
as a financier he was bankrupt? It was a mean and
scandalous waste of the public money. When he
looked at the distress of the country—(Coughing)---.
If he could lay on the table of the House proofs of the
distress occasioned by taxation, he could prove that for
the 9,0001. proposed, 1.5,000 persons had been turned
out of their homes. (Loud murmurs, cheers, and cries
of go.”) If by legal exactions this sum was taken
from the people to be spent in extravagance and waste,
as this would be (coughing, which prevented our hear-
ing the conclusion of the sentence)..
The question was now loudly called for, and the House divided:
—For the second reading, lee; against it, zli;—majority 1119.
London, England, 1827-03-03

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London, England, 1827-03-03

THE KING.

BRIGHTON, Nharn Q.
We are happy to state, his MAJESTY continues to
enjoy excellent health.
Sir CHARLES PAGET arrived last night at the Pavi-
lion, and bad the honour of dining with his MAJESTY.
The grand banquetting room was lighted up on the
occasion, being the first time it has been used since the
Council was held, when the Cabinet Ministers dined
with the Kivu.
London, England, 1827-03-03

THE ARMY.
-......._

n • remainder of the battalion of Marines, which bad been
time stationed at Lisbon, have arrived at Plymouth in the W,
Castle and Ocean.
Commission In the Royal Glamorgan Light Infantry Butooo
Militia, signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of
morgan.
Hasty Seymour, in. to be Certain, eke Lord Dudley Swart,
London, England, 1827-10-17

ILIENEY'S CALCINED MAGNESIA continues ,to
AA be prepared with the most eery/Mum care aimietoption, by
Mum Twines anti %WAX Hamar, Menufactawlog Chemists 1
Manchester. It is na ln bottles, price 2s. 9d. or with leas:,
stoppers at 40. Id. stamp included, with full directions for its use,
by their varies, Agents in the Metropolis, and throughout the
United Kingdom; but it cannot be genuine, unless their names art
engraved on the Government Sump, which ia.fued over the cork
or stopper eel& bottle. Of most of the venders of the Massada
may be had, authenticated by a simian Stamp, Ilisnar's AaanATIC
kw: of Yuman, the invention of Mr. Henry, 'au& &way.
genuine preparation of that article.
London, England, 1827-10-17

THE PRINCESS AUGUSTA.

ST. JAMgS'$ (mils DaT).—The answers given to the
intitalries this day at the Palace were—'" Her liorat. thellllllll
hu had a severe cold, but is Don; midi recovered from its effects,
which were at no time anywise itiontine."

FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE.
London, England, 1827-10-17

CRIBOIIIEI3 BOLTON.

This was an action for a breach of contract.

Mr. S.rgeatit JONES stated, that the defendant for-
merly kept a publicsihouse, known by the name of the
Blenheim Arms, at St. Luke's, Chelsea, which he had
since sold to the plaintiff, who paid him 1,500/. for the
good will. The agreement under which this.piticbase
took place, contained a clause, by which the defendant
was restricted from opening any other house within a
mile of the Blenheim Arms, under a penalty of 5001. to
be recovererfas and for liquidated damages. In defi
ante of this agreement, the defendant had since opened
a house,' which, at the furthest, was little more than
three quarters of a mile from the Blenheim Arms. This
fact was proved by several whites es.
Mr. Sergeant WILDS, for the defendant, contended
that the plaintiff hail.verhally consented to the act of.
which he now complained, and would prove that he
was present at the house warming given by the deren•
dart on his entering his new house. and that he had
said he would never have brought this action, but that
Bolton had left Reid's house, with whom he (the plain--
tiff) dealt for beer, and had gont to Meues, addi*
that it was Reid's peop!e sib° had advised him to bring.
the action.

The wi!nesses were called in' support of this statement.
The LOUD Jotrribt left the question of the
plaintiff's having assented to the defendatit's going into
the home, to the decision of the Jury—observing, in
the coarse of his charge, upon the great increase in the
number of public houses, one hundredth part of whiai,
he believed, would be amply sufficient for the real and
necessary accommodation of the people. 'Chic multi-
plication appeared to him to be only for the purpose of
increasing the dreadful monopoly which the brewers of
this city .had so long• maintained.
The Jaty• without hesitation returned a verdict for
the plaintiff—Patnages 5001.
In the course of his defence, Mr. Sergeant WILDE
submitted, that by the terms of the agreement the 5001.
could be recovered only as a penalty, and not in the
shape of liquidated damages. Lea►e was granted him
to move the Court in term on that point.
London, England, 1827-10-17

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, GUILDHALI, OCT. 15.

Sittings before Michaelmas Term, before the LOW) CHU/ Jumcz
and Common Juries.
RIDE r. LA NOST,N AND OtHERS.

This was an action brought by the plaintiff, a secre-
tary to the ./Eis Fite and Life Insurance Company, to
recover the amount of three cluatiers Salary. The de-
, Pendants were the directors ut the Company which was
formed by Mr. John Wilks, dial* the period that
thobe associations were so idepular. Its DeceMber 1825
the Plaintiff was appointed-mental. tt a Mary of 506 g.
per year, and horse-rent free, an& itintibbed to act Cs
such till November 1826, Whbri the company was brath
up, and that in the literal sense of the word, the furni.
ture and other effects being keiaed Under an etecution.
During this time he had received no salary, and he was
now compelled to come into Cddrt to enforce the pay-
ment of it.

Mr. Sergeant ADAM stated the tate, SW called wit.
nesse: to prove it. In cross-examination they said that

Mr. John Wilts had received the wholes f the subvcrip.
tions that had been paid by the shalt ehttideis.-
Mc. Sergeant WILDE, for the defentitsnt, after hiving
commented en the evils arising.fiom associatiansof
'kind, which were formed solely far theputpuse s.f era
trapping the unwary, stated that he'vedultrploducel
documents in the plaintff's handwrititig,'whiTh'would
clearly prove him to be himself a partner. On the 6th
June, 1826, it was resolved at a meeting of the Directors
that the secretary (Mr: Ryde) 'should prepare 'a'stme-
ment of the affairs of the Company. This 'stitz-Ment
was prepared and produced at a •sobsequent-meetingt
among others it contained the following' items
" Claims from persons connneltectwith,theCoMtiany)
being partners-11),de, 1251." This wilt written in the
plaintiff's own hand.writit.g, so that there could hot be
a doubt of his being a partner, when he himself had
admitted it. The Learned Sergeant thought thil cir-
cumstance was so strong, that.it would be pettedly,
unnecessary for him longer to occupy the time I f the
Court by offering further observation..
Mr. Sergeant MEttawrrwart addressed a few words'
in defence of one of the defendants; for whom he was
especially retained.
The documents having:beat pot ill, and read,
The LORD CHIMP Josttcle inquired of the plaintiff's,
Counsel vt hat answer he could make to this c Ise?

The Learned Sergeant contended, that the plaintiff
did lira become a partner until Jane, 152.1. and sub-
mitted that he had a right to'recovef his salary up to
that time..
Mr. Dud6eld. a Secretary, alio LA been previously
'examined, was inane], and stated, that when the plain-
tiff teas appointed Secretaiy, lie was infrumed, that ft
was on condition cif his paying 501. to the company, as
a shareholder. •
The LOaD 611114 JUSTICE hen this fact as thcisive
of his havinebtiett a partner from the cummewr ment
otitis service. and therefore directed a nonsuit.—Plaiu-
t:ff nonsuitel
London, England, 1827-10-17

WESTMINSTER SESSIONS—(THIs Dav).

being the,dgy appointed for holding the Gene-
rd. Quarter Sessions of the!Peace for the City and
Liberty of Westminster, sad also to take into consi
deratila the disbursements and receipts of the County,
pursuant to the late Act, the Chairman and a Benda of
Magistrates assembled at ten o'clock. The Returns
were madeaceordingly, and there being no complaint,
they were passed. The Grand Juries for the County
and City were then sworn in, as were the respective
officers, kc. The County Sessions commence at Hicks's
Hall on Monday, and the traverser: for the City of
Westminster will be tried to-morrow and Friday. There
are some important cases for decision.
London, England, 1827-01-09

Tull FUNERAL.
._ .

The Funeral will take place on Saturday week, and
be cavalcade will move in procession from St. James's
Palace to the Castle at Windsor, without stopping. On
this occasion, all the military which can be spared from
actual duty will be called into requisition, as it is in-
ded to embrace every military honour which can be
,oggested. All the yeomanry corps in the vicinity of
Ee metropolis will also, no doubt, volunteer their ser-
a ces on the occasion, and minute guns will probably be
I.red throughout the movement of the cavalcade.
The body will be placed in an elegant hearse, bearing
he arms of the•deceased, and will be drawn by eight
f his Majesty's black horses, which will 'be relieved at
tated places. All the Church bells of the metropolis,

day, andno dobbi--the4p*ubliewM iris 'with each oth
in manifesting their respect and affection for the me
mory of a Prince, whose conduct through life had ren-
dered him so deservedly popular. The ceremony of
Lying in State would have taken place at the Castle of
Windsor; but, from the state of that noble edifice at
the present moment, arising from the alterations in pro-
gress, there is not a suite of rooms capable of being de•
voted to such a purpose. with anything like convenience.
London, England, 1827-01-09

LONDON.

TUESDAY, JANUARY 9, 1827.
STOCK EXCHANGR, TWELVE O'CLOCK.

Camels, which left off yesterday at $O sellers for the Account,
opened Ibis morning at the um, price; hot soon after went up
to ilOg : since which they have somewhat receded, and at pre.
r sent stay be, quoted at SO e, and for pert time nob d, there
being a continuation for next Account of 5-16ths per Cent. The
Money market is good, caused by the paying off the dividends
today.

There is scarcely a bargain doing In the Foreign market, and
nest of the prices are nominal at present.
Current prices a Old Spanish 134 j, Mexican 6S 4, Colombian
344 4, Russian 66 4, Portuguese 75 76, Peruvian 31 33, Greek 17,
PRICE OF STOCKS AT TWO O'CLOCK:

S vet ri t Red. 49% '-
3 per Cent. Cons. 73% 79% ex die.
pei Celt. 67
pe, Cent. Red. 86% IA Y 4
4 per Cent. New 94% 95 94% ex div.
4 per Cent. 1826. 95%
L ,nt! Ann. 19 1-16 19
India Ronda 45 43
LIMO Facile+ Bill, 25 23 24
£5OO ditto 26 23
I:100 and £2OO ditto 26 24
Commercial 15 16
India for Acct. 241%
Cnnc. for Acct. 80% % %

FRINCIN FONDS, JAIMAST 6. Five per Cents. 99f. 40c. 45c.
40c. 45c. 40c. 45c. 55e.—Three per Cents. 117 f. 11.5 c. 80c. 85c. 90c.
—Bank Stock, 2,000 f. Rentes de Naples, 7M. 90s.— Spanish
Relates 12. Royal Spanish Loan 471. &change oa London,
One Month, 251.40 c. paper, 951.4 k money; Three Months, 251.
55c. paper, 25‘ 20.. moony.—Crurs Astkentipte, January 6.

The Paris Papers, which have arrived since our last,
contain no additional news from either Spain or Portu-
gal ; and the Etoile of Sunday, in lieu of intelligence,
and even of speculation, is satisfied with copying an
wide from the Memorial Bordekie, on the pre-
sent prospects of the Portuguese rebels. Those pro-
spects, to judge from the reasoning rather than from
the facts of that Paper, are as gloomy as possible,
which it ascribes to want of celerity in the early
sperations of the rebels, and to lack of military
talent on the part of the Marquis de CRAM, their
principal leader. It says that he could have march.
ed in about twenty days from the frontiers to Lis•
►on, where he might have decided at a single blow
London, England, 1827-12-22

THE ARMY.

Finals? Snoutem will have a List on Wednesday siir
, inund of on Tuesday the 25th instant.
A Detachment belonging to the 86th Regiment of Infants 7
Atomised yesterday from Westminster for imistol, on route ti
Newry.
A Detachment belonging to the 99th Regiment of Foot austimi
yeneeday from Westminster for Bristol, on route to Clare Castle.
A Detachment belonging to the 7th Regiment of Dragoon
Guards marched yesterday from Westminster (or Coventry.

The Depot of' the 70th Regiment of Infantry, which 'reeeetkyl
embarked at Guernsey for Cork, on board the Lord Soarld trans.
port,hes:heen driven ism Plymouth by stress of weather.

- Earl de LI WARR has addressed a letter to the Onlevra tom-
standiog the Doddington and Whittlessa Yeomanry, on the occasion
of their being disbanded. in which be says, that • his Majesty is
deeply-sensible of the seal and patriotism oniform,W displayed by
the highly relieetsbis body of Yeomanry Cavalry, from the date
et their services being first called into attics, wader the peers= of
t►e war, down to the present moment, Waisted: their *mime have
been required."

OPTIC' OP ORDNANCE, DEC. 17, 1827.
'The undermendoned First Lieutenants the Royal Artillery,
whose commissions are dated previous to the year 11113, have ac-
cepted the unattached rank of Captain upon half pay, viz.
To be Captains, unattached—First Lieutenant John Cochrane
Andenien •' First Lieutenant William Fermata.
Royal Regluient of Artillery—To be First Lieutenants--Smond
Lieutenant Charles H. Matlock, vice Anderson; &cent Lieu-
tenant Charles.H. Burnaby, vice Ferseaux. '
Commission in theist Battalion of Royal Lancashire Militia, signed
by the Lord Lieutenant of the County Palatine of Lancaster.
IR4euttal Giotge' Hornby, Big. to be Major, vice the Honourable
Fdviard nee(frey Stanley, resigned.
Comotliiion in the North Somerset Regiment of Yeomanry
"Cavalry, lignitbytheluird Lieutenant of the County Of Somerset.
George Spry, Gent. to be Lieutenant.
London, England, 1827-12-22

MAYA I: INTELLIGENCE.

nueerzw, Dec. fo.—Wied W.S.W.—Arrived the Lord Ho.
bart, from the Leeward Islam&
Dam., Dta. die Rarope, Bnows, from Trieste.—
The whole of the outward-Nord remain.

The Hope, of Sunderlaod, sunk on Scroby Sand on Thanday
night.
The Olympic, from lime to Monte Video and Demos Ayres,
vas wrecked, in the course of October, cot the coast of. Africa;
about don colonists need.
Tb. Admiralty yacht, with the three mum boats, sailed this
looming Isom Deptford, far Calsir, under the orders of Sit Was.
Bens, &MU 'unable Royal Highness Dos Wausau, Ragland.

Yesterday Deptfbed neck yard was visited by Sir Gangs
Coczananand the Use. K. Douotas, two of the Council of the
loan Hass Ammar. They inspected the different Mars' de-
imminent. conmonsing with the Master Attendant's, and linishing
with the Storekeepeesavganaining the store, and accounts, &c.
The Navy Board have given directions that the labour shall in
fetare be done in Deptford Dockyard by the convicts, the saute as
ae Sheerness, instead of the teams of horses usually kept for that
"noose. The latter are, in consequence, ordered to be discharged.

A letter from Madrid has the following porapraph :
" The Government of the United States of North Ame-
rica, being aware of the pecuniary distress of our
Government, and of the sacrifices it daily makes to
procure money at any price, has offered to give a
certain som to our Cabinet, not u a loan, and still less
in the shape of a free gift, but in exchange or composi-
tion for certain privileges for its merchant ships in the
Island of Cuba. There a no doubt of the success of
the American Minister, as he has touched our Ministry
en their weak side. But what will England say, to whom
we are -indebted for pretty considerable sums.? Has she
writ a right to dispute the privileges that are sold to other
nations for hard cash?' _ _

Letters from Cape Coast Castle, dated 26th Sept.
state that two Athantee nteseensers bad arrived on the
25th, and that the whole ditputattlie to arrange peace
was immediately expected.
An Inquest was held at the MIN Tuns, Crown-
strew. Bishopsgate, on the body of Mr. Freetnantle,
coach builder, who, while stooping to pick up a coach-
spring, tell through a trap door, by which his skull was
so desperately fractured, as to cause his almost imme-
diate death. Verdict.—". Acctdental Dead)."
London, England, 1827-12-22

`irl

LA MBRTHZTRERT.

Twelve miserable distrcaaed.iooking wretches, describing them.
whim as uamrn oat of employ, and in dress and manners corr.-
spondiug with that. description, wete brought before the Magi'.
intr.; Messrs. WY,1117. AIATHIA3, and HAPJORICK, by the parish
officers of Whiteebapel, sa vagrants that they knew net what to do
with. The whole were found at an uninhabited bowels a place called
Whit e's.yaril,Rosetnary.lans, which has foreonte time been a gcneral
rentiesvuus or dormitory fur distressed seamen about this neighbour-
hood ; and their numbers and poverty were by the conkers stated to
be so great, as justly to give slain to all 'the 'inkalsitaiste Of that'
quarter. The way they accounted he so malty beinthestegist sir
getter to that particular spot was, that they received O;
day from a charitable fund established somewhere by.
.
square; anti tbis, though well meant, being totally ti
provide theist with food, independently of Ueda, they were
to congregate together in the helds, or empty boons, Ex slisieVer
they could, in the manner described. ,

The Macamaants, after consulting what was to be dim le IMF
lieve the neighbourhood from a mamma% alembealy
terror to it, severally. examined the group, in now el
could find tiny worse crime than poverty. All gailia
candid account of the different ships and places they bad oak, sod
attributed their wretched *usual entirely to want of megihyment.
They were admisoished by the Magistrates, who at the same time
commiserated their dings:nes, not to be seen about their old gnu.
serf, or they must be dealt with ai vagratits, and were all &sant-gel
with the exception of two, who having been before at the cite, on'
charges of a criminal nature, were 4teutinitted to the Hasse of
Correction.

In the window of a shop in a country town is a lint,
labelled 4, The Tailor's Delight." A knight of, tju
thimble, anxious to know of wbaktbe. cOneatssorts:st-
ed, on inquity found it to be pickled citokrze.

NEWGATE AND LEADENHALL MARICECTS, Doc. St.
Beef. Ss Od to 4s 4d I Veal
Mutton .. ..... Ss 44 to 4s 44 rock
London, England, 1827-12-22

KING'S THEATRE, HANMARKET.

SATURDAY, QUARTER TO POUR O'CLOCK.
Ur so mess Museum.
ONE. PRIVATE BOX at COVENT GARDEN,
and TWO at DRURY LANE THIVITRES, being
Unkt, may be had—One Guinea and a Half each.
ADRLPHI and SURREY THEATRES—private Boxes in
the bon Situations. Boa and Pit Tickets singly.
COBURG THEATRE—Box Titiestis.llle,ciots is. ed.
ADMISSIONS to au THRATREIL''' •
MASQUERADE and CARNIVAL next.—
Tickets are as delivery.

. CHARLES WRIGHT.
P.S. The celebrated CHAMPAGNE, Se. Ad, per Bottle.
London, England, 1827-12-22

FROM THE LOI ON GAZETTE, Dec. 21.

WHITEHALL. Dec. 19,1827.

"nolrmo has /men pleased to direct letter's patent to be pissed
smite the Great Sint of the United Kingdom of Great llettaln and
Ireland, for granting the dignity of a baronet of the said United
Kingdom to the, following Gentkmen respectively, and to Amite*,
male of their bodies lawfully I:egotten, viz.
Robert Dalrymple !orn Elphinstone, of ilorn, and Logie
Siphin-
stone, in the County of Aberdeen, Esq.

Sir Richard liussey Vtv tan, of Truro, in the County of Cosnwag
lissight.C.nsmantierof the Most ltenourtbie Military Order Ditto,
Bath, and Major General of his Nlajesty's Forces.
Charles William Taylor, of Hullyeumbe, in the County of
Sussex, Esq.

Uvedak Pdee, of Finley, in the County of Hereford, Esq.
Richard Bulkeley Phillips Phillips, of Pieron Castle, and of
Kilgetty Park, in the County of Pembroke. E,q.
The Honourable Edward Marniaduke Varasour, of Ilaslewood,
in the County of York.

G"tttrt Tristram Ilicketta, of the FJms, in the County of Glou-
cester, Esq. Captain in the Navy.

Francisilartings Doyle, Esq. Lieutenant-Colonel In the Army.
John Hutton Coopet, of Waleot, in the County of Somerset, 11,,q.
Henry Wakeman, of Perdtswell, in the County of Wort:eater,
and of Hinton Hall, In the County of Salop, F.sq.
ieorge Philips, of Weston, In the County of Warwick, and of
Sedgley, in the County Pgatine of Lancaster, Esq.
Henry Chamberlain, Esq his Majesty's Consul-General In the
Empire of Brezil.

Jain Forbes Drummond, of Hawtbotriden, in the County of
Mid-Lothian, Rol. Captain in the Navy ; and in default of Issue
male, to the heirs mato( the body of his daighter, klargaret Anne
Walker Drunitniinsi, by Franca Walker Drummond,Of Hawthorn-
den aforesaid, Esq.
London, England, 1827-12-22

tHE- ILlkiCh •

Dsu. 21.—His MA:1111.1' still matinees
!pied with public business ar the HOTS! Gadget
•1 dispatches messengers to the different
Offices.

rmenoon Lord Gonaatot anived at the
and had an audience of his MAJWITY.....
ps.tonk of refreshments and left about
for London.
IRIGHTON. Discerners 20.

Princess AUGUSTA took an airing in her chariot
: by Miss WINTARD, on the West Clii,
half-past twelve to two o'clock. Among tbit
Nobility and fashion who paid their respects
' Highness yesterday and to-day, were,
Countess of Cassias. the Earl and Countess of
Bari of Chatbatn, Lady Browniow, Lady Langford.
Lkay Melville, Lady A. Gordon, Sir M. J. Tlesweg.
General Sir W. and Lady Inglis, Lady Mary Kenweeig,
Ira. Kennedy Erskine. Lord and Lady Hawarden; Her.
team, Miss Chesshyre, and Miss Brudriek.
much plessure in stating, that the Earl of
:ontinues rapidly to recover his health.
London, England, 1827-12-22

BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED.

Tboteras Jones. High-weer, Sboreditch,linendraper. from Dec. 2S,
to January 8, at ekien, at the Court-of Cominissionera of Bank-
rupts, Badogball street.
Henry William WarJ, Bernet-ati get, merchant, from December i 5,
to January s, at eleven, at-tie Court of Commisooners of Bank-
ropy,: Itaalugbilt•strtet.
Frederick, Mayotte, liroad•atreet.mewa. mercbant, from January
1, to January 14, at tea, at the Court of Cbmnalasioners of
Bankrupts, llasinghall.atreet.
Alattbek Hirst. bieltbams Yorkshire. elmbkr, from January 15,
to January 2s, at too, at the George Inn, Huddersfield.
BANKRUPTS.

James Braddock, Shaman'', Stafordthire, victualler. to surrender,
January 25, at lye, 24, and February I, at twelve, at the Sara-
cen's Head, Birmingham. Aitmnies, Mr. Thomas White, LlD-
coin's ; or Mr. William Smith, Wulterliampeun. •
Edward Kilsby. Nine Elms, Surrey, ship breaker and tinsbi•r-mer.
chant, December 28, January 4, and February I. at eleven, at the
Court of Commissioners of Bankriipts, Baatigh.ll-street. At.
ramie", Messrs. Rue and Co. Gray's limsquare:
Richard Hague and Frederick White, Cheltenham, Gloticester-
shire, painter'. January 2, at four, 5, and February 1, at ten, at
the Royal ,Hotel, Cheltenham. Attortues, Mr-ar.. Pruett and
Co. Cheltenham • or "Nlessrs.ifisatd and Co. Lincoln's inn.felds.
John Christie, Itiagert Christie, end John Stewart. Maik-lane;snd
of Manchester, merchants, December 29, at eleven, January 4,
and February •1, at ten, at the Court of Cumndwioners of Bank-
rupts. Basinglialbstreet. Anoraks. Messrs. thiverson and Co.
Frederick's place, Old Jewry.
Samuel Br...idiotic, Draftiness, Galloway,Scorland. and John Broad-
foot, Ashbourn, tea-dealers and drapers, December 27, 18, and
Etbruary I, at twelve, at the King's Head lois DaficidtMeshy-
shire. Anomie", hfetan. Ilulme and Co. New Ion; or Mr.
Thomas litittleb•ek, Ashbouris.
Daniel Howard, Dutinfivid, Cheshire, cotton-spinner, January 9,
10,and February 1, at t. u, at White's Hotel, Manchester. At-
tornies, Mese-. Duckn.u. th and Co. Manchester; or MOW*.
Ellis and Co. Chancery-lai.e. . •
Samuel Winn, Leeds, victualler, January 2,9, and February 1,
at eleven, at tire • Court Hons., Leeds. Attornies, Maar&
Strangways and Co. Barnard's Inn; or Mr. Warwick, Leeds.
William Balderston, Liverpool, grocer asl provision-dealer, Jan.
' 1,2, and February 1, at twelve, at the Clarendon•baildiop,
• , Liverpool. Anomie', Mr. E. ehesuu. Staple ins; or Mr.
Witham Hinds, Liverpool.
Charles Sykes, Leeds, surgeon, January 11, t, and February l,st
eleven, at the Court *awe, Leeds. Morales, ,fir. King, ni+
ford.plue, Rossell.square; or Mr. T. H. Granger, Leeds.
Walla*" Morgan, Hsod.street, Ctsford.street, bookseller, Janitor,
8, 11, and Febmary 1„ at eleven, at tie Court of Commiesioneill
of Bankrupts, B.ssingballastreet. Anomie', Messrs. CUR se4.
• Co. Red Lloo-square.
Henry Lewis Helny. Finehnfr *Ms. jeweller, January 14,. •
and February 1, at eleven, at the Court of Conindasiottero
Bisbee/Asa fleslosbaistresS. Attorney, Mr.. Spyer,

tries..
London, England, 1827-10-10

PRIVATE LETTER.—LISBON. Sire. !7.

" I dare say you are better acquainted with the puti-
cnlars of the occurrences in Catalonia than we are here,
and have long since heard of Ferdinand's departure
from Madrid with his Apostolical Minister. All is con.
jecture as to 'hat will be the upshot of the business,
and whether the disturbances in Spain are likely to in-
fluence our stay here. The wish of the whole army is,
to be withdrawn with as little delay as possible, and in
this I heartily joie. I trust Government will let Ferdi-
nand and his party settle their own affairs; and, as for
the Portuguese, the ungrateful scoundrels grow mr•re
saucy every day, and it will serve them right to let
Miguel, when he comes here, have his full scope.
" We all look out eagerly for every Packet, in hopes
of news of our being ordered back to England—cer-
tainly nothing can be more unprofitable or more irk-
. some than our present stay here.
"General STUBBS' trial is over, but the result not yet
known, as the proceedings go to a higher Court; but I
have little doubt of his complete acquittal. We have had
'heavy Pains at intervals for several days, and the ther.
mometer, which before generally. Jose to about 80, now
declines to between 60 and 70 in the middle of the day.
• The Army has been far from healthy during the last
quarter, and many men have &ed."
London, England, 1827-10-10

To Mt. Maxim January 25, 11126.
Ctrl{—l•think myself hound in gratitude; and for the,
good of wry fellenewreattrees, to state the Neat. Ilave re.
awed from the use of your Annsooasmrsc Doors-
For fourteen years I suffered greatly from an ulcerous sore ere
each of airless. pp that I was rendered at time.. quite incapablei
of following my usual employment. Poring that time I litol the
lest Medical Advice I could obtain, but without receiving much
benefit. 1 then porctresed from hire' Wayte, Bi;oksetker. Ashby-
de-la-Zoueh. some of your Antiscosbaul Drops and Lotion ; and
au happy to state, that after taking a few bottles, the sores per,
fectly healed, and I have now been for more than g year without
the liatt symptcmt•of my old eompliint. I am willing to .rowel
my inquiries, either personally, or if by letter, post. paid ,• sod re-
male. Sir, your obedient servant,. W M. STA RldiE Y.
Atteued by Thos. WayteiHooltaellet, acc. Ashby, de-la.
To Messrs. John Lignum and Soo, Surgeoas, Manchester.
These Drops are sold in moulded aCknkat is. 9d. 4y. 6d.
and us, each, by John Lignu en and Surgeons, ate. 63, Bridge.
street, Manchester; I. Sanger, 150, Amami; L
Evans, se., Long•lane Went Senithliekt;, Barclay sad Sons, 95,
Fleet-market; !kitten, Cbenzist4Caeapskie, coiner of St.
London ; 73, Princes-stresit, Edinburgh; and S 4, Sackville-street,
Dublin ; Sutton and Co. to, flow Churehiard ; Evan Edwards,
46, St. Paul's Church-yard; F. Newbery sad Sons, 43, St. Paul's
Chureh.yard; Henry Mocked!, 331, Whitecbspet, London; F.
Newbery and Sopa, 49, Dame-street, Dublin • Scott sod Orr, 100.
South Bridge, Edinburgh; It. Nelson, Surgeon, Glasgow; an*
ail respectable Medicine VCDCIaII
Of whom also may be had, Mr. Littman's Improved VEGE.
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included.

Mr. lA/nurse' SCUIVIr OINTMIIMT wely now be bad id
die above Agents, prim A. ed. cicb Pot. dal butuded.
London, England, 1827-10-10

tHE THEATRES.

• DITUILT. I. A SR.' •
The Cline for Ike Heart itkc v, As aga:n acted at t' is
hove last night, when Lirrns, and Joart rereatrd
their highly humourour pertosmvs.:es of the ci devani
tailors, to the great delight of the laughter-loving
minion of the audience. Kitaxy's whimsical Farce of
Ike Illustrious Stronger continues to be vigorously
laughed at and applauded by each succeeding audience.
The house was well and elegantly atiended. Am' n¢
tl•e distinguished visitors we noticed the Duke of Wat.•
LINOTON.
London, England, 1827-10-10

COVENT-GARDEN.

The delightful Comedy ofAiuch Ado About Nothing
was performed at this Theatre last night. Mr. CHARLRS
K SHILL was Benedict, and he played with unabated
grace and spirit. Unfortunately he was but indifferently
supported. This is to be regreved, for the beauties of
the Play could not fail to prove attractive if the Dra-
matis Persona were throughout well sustained. The
scenery was altogether well arranged, and the bower
scene especially was elegant and in good taste. The
Miller and his Men concluded the entertainment, and
the very plea•iog MUf•C iaLich it contains appeared to
have lost n,lne of its charm.. The acting, too, was
good; Mr. BLANCHARD and Mr. FARLRY especially
distinguished themselves.
ADELPHI THEATRE.

This littleTheatlela•t night, was filled to an overflow.
Indetd this is not to be wondered, when the acting of
such performers as Tatum YATES, T. P. COOKE, and
JOHN Heave, are united, to say nothing of the pleasing
addition they have obtained to their boards in the pers( n
of Mrs. YATES, who is a host in herself. Her delineative►
o' tie female character assigned to her in the New
Opel% of the Libertines Lesson, was chaste in the ex-
treme, and we congratulate the Mangers on their
access on of so much addition.l talent to their alreaslx
excellent company. The But tetra went off much better
than on the first night Of its performance, and we think
it w.ll be a favourite with the public. It ve might
speak on the subject, we w' old advise the Managers to
lay aide their Ballet, which must be a very considerable
etpense to them, and the Stage of the Adelphi is by no
means capaci us enough to admit of the dancers.
London, England, 1827-10-10

FROM THE LISBON GAZETTE.

U ,1130 N, Bm. se.
The official part of the Casette contains a circular
from %be Minister of Ecclesiastical Affairs of Justice to
all thetorregidors and Juiges de Fora in the kingdom,
- in the fallowing tenor:

• " Her Serene Highness the Infanta Regent having
• been informed that in some parts of the kitigdom sedi-
tious sties have been with a view to influence
the people, disturbing the public tranquillity, and de
stroying the social tie on which depends the prosperity
of the inhabitants, whose first duty is to obey the Go-
vernment and the Court, her Highness, in the name of
the King, orders you to oppose, with ill vigour and
diligence, the utterance of such tries, whatever be the
motive, or rather the pretest, for them, since it belongs
only to her Highness to order solemn rejoicings when it
sboll.be time. determining the object of them, and the
manner in which they shall fie celebrated : and as the ma-
lathy of those.persons who tabagp4rt in them proceedings
fue abided by the wicked saggestions of evil men, who
el-nicest sinister designs udder hypocritical appearances,
per Highness further orders me to endqtrour to impress
London, England, 1827-10-10

CORN EXCHANGE„MARIC.LANR, Oct. 10.

Our supplies 0,900 qrs. of Wheat, 950 qrs. of Barley, 11.900
qrs. of Oars, and 2,500 sacks of Flour,) continuing to be large, we
were very dull this mornicg; and as a great quantity of Wheat re-
rosined over from Moodily.- no buyers could be found, although
I offered rattles on lower terms than on that day. Barley is also very
heavy sale, u the wiliness were told on Faiday to wet no more
• Barley until some new regulation should be adopted. Oats, Beans,
and Peas were dull sale, and rather cheaper.
The building of the " New Brunswick Theatre," in
Goodman's Fields, under the direction of Mr. Whit-
well, is proceeding rapidly.
The log was so thick on Wednesday that tEe Lord
Beresford packet, from Jersey to Southampttm, was de-
tattled ten hours off the Needles.
MALICIOUS Acr.—Mr.TRA/PORD'S gamekeeper was
on Sunday night at a public house in Eecles..wiih a
favourite blo,,dhound belonging to his master.'" The
dog went out of the house, and shortly returned bleed-
ing at the throat, which, on examination was found to
be cut, apparently with some dull instrument. but not
s•Aciently deep to reach the windpipe. Suspicion
immedia ely fell on a notorious poacher. named John
Britton, who had been formerly in the service of
Mr. Trafford, and who bad been seen in the public
house, which he had left about the same time as the
dog. Sea ch was aside for him. and he was lcund
in another public house with a clip knife covered with
bloOd and hair, in his pocket. He denied that he had
' done the act, but was nevertheless taken into custody,
and brought up at the new LI uley on Monday ; but the
constable and he had enjoyed themselves so well on the
road, that Britton was quite drunk. The constable was
severely reprimanded, and Britton was ordered to be
biought up on the following day. when he woald.be
r sober enough to attend to the charge against him. On
, Tuesday he was again placed in the dock, and sentenced
, to pay a guinea for damages and costs, in default of
which, he was committed to bard labour for one month.
London, England, 1827-10-10

FRANKFQIII; Ocr. 1.

The Swabian Mercury contains the following :—A
private letter from Berlin says —il We hear ■ great deal
of a circular note, which a great Power 4 said to have
issued, and the tendency of which is to point out the
necessity to proceed in the intended pacification of the
East with equal energy and promptness, as the only
means of-preventing greater evils than those which it is
intended to put an end to:*

Our fellow-citizen, the celebrated traveller M. E.
Ruppel has happily arrived at Leghorn, with his faid.-
ful companion M.llty.