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Star.
London, England, 1828-07-21

FRANiFORT,JULT it.

The Austrian Papers have news from Greece, but not
of a late date: they relate to an unsuccessful attempt of
Ibrahim to send 800 of his men. from the Mores to
Alexandria. It seems that his force consists of seven regi.
menu, and in very good condition.—Dutch Pap Julyl9.
London, England, 1828-07-21

CORN-EXCHANGE, MARK-LANE, Jena' 21.

Having but a small supply of Wheat at market this Morning, and
there being many buyers, the Mealing Trade was unusually lively :
fine Wheat sold full is. pet quarter dearer than on this day week,
the consumers being determined to keep up their stock of old Wheat,
as appearances become every day more gloomy. Barley continues
at the same price ; bat grinding qualities sold at a higher price.—.
Beane and Peas of both kinds supported Monday's quotation. The
Oat Trade was rather brisk, although the arrival from Ireland was
large, and high prices were obtained for fine fresh Corn. In other
articles there is no alteration.

Wheat, Kent & Essex, 50s 70$
Suffolk, 50s 69s
Norfolk, ses sas
Rye ZOs 321
Barley 30s 341
Malt 548 58s
Peas, White 38s 40s
Boilers 424 461
IMPORTATION
Wheat, English quarters 3,855
Do. Foreign 2,118
Irish Ditto 170
Barley, British
Do. Foreign
Malt
English Oats
Irish do.

Peas, Grey 53s 3.5 s
Beans, Small 40s 42s
Tick 34. 38s
Oats, I'otatse 24s 27a
Poland 22s 24$

Feed 18s 20s
Flour, per sack, 50s. 55n
Rapeseed 30s 32, per lash
LAST WZIK.
Do. Foreign
Beans, English
Ditto Foreign
Peas, English
Do. Foreign
English Flour, sacks
American, brls.

432
2,508
1,160
2,710
10,552
SMITHFIELD MARKET, JoLv 21.

35
905
585
231

34
7,783
104

The Beef Trade is rather heavy, the finest young Stots barely
support 4s. 2d. to 4s. 4d. per stone. In the Mutton Trade there is
no alteration worth noticing; the best young Downs fetch 4s. 4d,
to 48. 6d. per stone, and the coarser and inferior meat 3a. 4d. to
30. Bd. Veal is rather better, the finest young Calves being ss. to
ss. 2d. per stone. Pork remains stationary, dairy-fed Porkers being
ss. to 58. 6d. per stone. Lamb is rather heavy, ss. to 58. 4d. per
stone being the price of the best meat.-Beasts 2,244-Sheep
29,620-Pigs 140-Calves 266.
Beef, per stone, 38. 2d. to 45. 4d. Mutton, 31. 44. to 48.
Veal, 41. Od. to ss. 2d. Pork, 4s. Od. to ss. 6d. Lamb, 4s. Od. to
ss. 4d. Hay per load, 23 10s. to 24 ISs. Clover, 24 Os. to
25 is. Straw, 21 12s. to 21 16s.

LIVERPOOL, JULY 19.

Corros—The import this week. is j 5,949 bags, and the sales
reach 17,460 bags (inchiding 3,000 American taken on speculation
and 500 by exporters), at steady'and rather higher prices. Advice*
from New York, of 21st June, give *niter quotations to those of
14th June, via.-.. Uplands 10 to 13, and Premium of Exchange
10, to 11.
Susan, ace.—There has been a fair business done in B.P. Sugar,
at a decline of Is. on brown and middling descriptions. Nothing
has been done in East India. About 150 casks Molasses is-sve bees
disposed of at last weeek's rates. About 1;100 bags East India Rice
have beensold at 1151. to 14s. being an advance of ls. en last week's
rates; owing to the redaction in duty.
Paoyinons—There- has been & fair business done in Bitten this
week ; prices steady, except for pickled, that is Is. to 2.. lower.
London, England, 1828-07-21

BRIGHTON, JULY 20.

Late last evening their Royal Highnesses the Duke
of CAMBRIDGE and the Duchess of GLotycextua atriveri
at the Palace from London. This morning their Royal
Highnesses attended Divine-Service in the private Cha-
pel at the Pavilion. Within the last week a number of
extra vans have arrived here, with wines, tkc. f the
Palace. It is now stated, with considerable co..tide.ce,
that his MAJESTY means to honour us with a VISI! (jUl-
ing the progress of the summer, and that their ItoyAl
Highnesses the Princess AUGUSTA. the Duke of Cuts•
BERLAND, and the young Prince Worms, will be hie
at the same time.

Lord MOUNTCHARLE. has. within thee few days.
taken a house on the Steine. and this circumstance adds
to the probability of a visit from our gracious Sovereign.

FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE.
London, England, 1828-07-21

C. MOREAU ON THE WOOLLEN- TRADE.

A Visw of the Principal Brailchea of the BIITISH WOOL Goons
&ported from Great Britain to All Para of the World (ex-
clusive of Ireland and the Fisheries), during Four Periods of
Three Years each, ending sth January 1819, 1893. 1885, and
11128.—Extracted from the ♦aluable Work of Mr. C. MOILIAO,
F.R.S. on the Rise an/ Progress of the Wool Trade and Woollen
Manufacture in Great Britain.
London, England, 1828-07-21

LA MBRTI.I-4TREET. •

Saturday Mary Gentry; a middle aged' female, was charged with
robbing her master, Mr. Wall, of Great Prescott-street. Gondman's-
fields. On Sunday morning last Mr. Wall placed his pocket book
in his desk, containing Bank of England notes to a considerable
amount, and on the following day he found it 'was deficient of up-
wards of twenty pounds. On the neat dirt he missed other sums
of money from the same place; and on Thursday., witha view of
detecting the thief, be placed in the desk two five pound notes of
certain numbers. He then went out, and on his return missed one
of the notes. The prisoner was then searched, and on her was
found the missing note, a key which unlocked her master': desk,
and another five pound and a ten pound note, together with gold
and silver amounting to upwards of a. Her boxes were full
of costly dresses, together with rings, jewellery, Ste. A silver
snuff-box, which she bad pledged in February la-t, was also pro-
duced, and identified by Mr. Walt--The prisoner was committed
to Newgate for triaL
QC) BEN-SQUA RR.
Jahn Dams, a watchman of St. John's Parish, *as charged with
:beating his wife in a shocking manner. It appeared that when her
husband came home on Friday he knocked her down, and kicked
her till she was covered with bruises, and then threw a pail of
water over her. Mr. Cox, a surgeon trim the Westminster Hos.
pital, said that one of the blood-vessels of her leg was ruptured, and
Acre was the marl of a dreadful kick on the aide, which, had it
'been, on the stomach, must have killed her.—The Magistrate or-
!tiered the prisoner to pay a tine of 205. or be imprisoned for 14
days. Not being able to pay the fine, he was committed.

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

STAMFORD RACES—Cencutszts.

Sweepstakes of 50 wvs. each, h ft. for three yr old fillies. New
Mile. Four Subscribers.

Lord Tavistock's Luna .. ... ... ••• I
Lord Lowther's Scribe ... .. ... ... 2
Lord Exeter's Bessy ... .. ... 4,80 3
A Silver Tureen, value 70 soya. Two miles.
Lord Exeter's Serenade .. ... .. .. 1
Mr. Platers Tantot ... ... ... ... c
General Grosvenor's Icarus ... .. ...
Fifty Pounds given by the Marquis of Exeter. Heats, twice round.
Lord Lowther's Coroner (post entrance) ... ... 1 1
Lord Exeter's Serenade ... ... ... ... 2dr
Dr. Willis's sister to Sweepstakes ... ... ... 3 dr
London, England, 1828-07-21

Thi4 day WAS publishA,
By JAMES CAWTHORN, Cockspur street,
THE BEAUTIES of DON JUAN, including those
Passages only which are calculated to extend the real faros
of Lard BYRON, and inscribed, with profound respect, to his
Lordship's Sister.

" 'MC, is a very captivating volume, with all the impurities of
Don Juan expurgated, and ,et displaying a galaxy of connected
lustre which i, well calculated to throw a lido of splendour round
the memory of Lord Byron. It may with perfect propriety be
put into female hands, from which the levities and prupencies of'
the entire Poem too justly rzekidad k. la op-fad ail its trammel,
genius."—Literary Gazette, isiy,

• THE GRAVEL AND STONE, LUMBAGO, &c.
K
VI AN'S !'ILLS are all') hve.i t he the mo
successful Preparation for effectually removing and preventing
the tuture recurrence of those Disorders which arise tri.nt an im-
perfect action of the Urinary Organs, as Gravel and Stolle, Lurn•
bags, Pains in the Back and Loins. fitc. Composed of the moot
innocent ingredients, this truly valuable Medicine relieves the suf-
fering Patient !rem the excruciating tortures of those diseases
without any violence or injury to the Constitution, and requires no
confinement or restraint bf diet during its use. It is one of the
oldest Public Medicines extant ; and its peculiar virtues and efficacy
have uniformly maintained the highest reputation: %
Sold in boxes at 2s. 9d and I is. by Messrs. Butler, Chemists,
Cheap de. corner of St. Paul's London ; Sackville-strret, Dublin ;
Prisees-etreet, Edinburgh ; Savory and Co. I:16, New Bond-street ;
and the principal Medicine Venders. Of whom may be had
MORRIS'S BRUNSWICK CORN PLASTER, an excellent
remedy for eradicating Corns, Bunions, &c. In boxes at is. I ad.
and 21. 9d.
London, England, 1828-07-21

CRICKET MATCHES.

Saturday, a numerous and distinguished assemblage of the
Nobility and Gentry, met together at the Westminster Playing
Ground, Vincent-square, Horseferry.road, to witness a grand match
between eleven of the Westminster King's Scholars, and eleven
Gentlemen of Old Westminster, which, after some scientific display
both in bowling and batting on either side, was decided as follows;
MOO'S scnoLoßS. OLD WDSTMINSTIM
First Innings... ........ 29 First Innings

Second ditto

Total

Total ... .....

The Gentlemen of Old Westininster winning, with six wickets
to go down.
A second Match was afterwards played between the same elevens,
which likewse terminated in favour of Old Westminster, and that
tuo in one innings ; there being at the close of the game, for the

• DING '3
SCUOLA It& OLD WISTADISTIO.
First Innings 3O I First ........ ISO
Second ditto
London, England, 1828-05-13

, .
v .
R,, 411 e,
• .
This afternoon. about tou Warm' tir RoTal 11;th.
new the rrinteaa AY:Marx, aceompanied by lits. Wretala
Lady Na n,/ TATLOA, arrived st rruitmore I.ndse, from her okii,
deuce at St. James's. Her Royal nighties. appeared greatly p,
covered from her late severe indisposition, and tenanted in a mot
affably manner the respectful gteetinp of the spectators who km
assembled to witness her arrival. The event was eekbeata
the ringing of *you peals from the parish and. Castle bells tbrotigt
Gut the afternoon. His MA3l.l* is not ttpl4lllld to Mull to at

Royal Lodge till the lath or 20th of this mouth.

THE ARMY.

Friday, the lith Lancers matched from. York, on tbele raw to
Burnley ; and on tbe same day they were replaced by a Ihtmh.
meat of the let Dragoon Guirds, froth &Wallin Datrathe, pa.
Lancers bare now been stationed about a year at Yost, aagaTir
general good conduct bus secured to them the revere; a; the is,
habitants at large.
London, England, 1828-05-13

FROM THE LOWER RHINR, MAIL 20.

Ithisti,h West India Cont 4ry re ms to have a
ItcAllarimrable prospect before,A. It has hitherto
AslisAibliged to broil all its gocisicto Ilamburgn, and
iflitiVoottbern ports, which caused great expense on
iii*outtt of the laird carriage. The establishment of
ktree ports in the Nethetlands, affords a much more .44
.mode of forwarding German goods to the place of cm-.
bar katioo.. The exemption from duty is, indeed, only
for goods imported by sea; but, we learn from good
authority, that the Prussian Government has entered
into negociatious with the Netherlands, for the special
purpose of obtaining this exemption for goods exported
by the Company, which would engage to send its con-
signments through the newly established Netherlands
Wed Indian Comp any.
FROSTIEItS OF ITALY, Aping& ' .'
The Primident d Greece; al we beer, n 04 der to pre-
aseatit4 .anathema .ronounced against big by the
Patrlartb. for basting any inibiesce Asti the, comma
people. has called a Synod of the superior Greek Clergy
et Napoli. which has formally decided; that according
to the canons of the Orthodox Church. that act 'is its-
•eAliJ, because the Patriarch is to be consiJered as a
prisoner in the bands of the infidels. and the anathema,
therefore, to be presumed to have been extorted from
him by force.—Noremourg Convspondento May 4.

V►eww•, MAT I.—MetaWipes U Bank Shares 1,01.1124.
—Asserims Olarew. Mg t.

The Duke of. CUMIIRLAND visited his t4/I.IIIIITY
yesterday. at Palace in Sc. James's.
The Princess Aircitlit*, attended by rdissWYSTAIRD
left Is 4 resident, in the Ring's Palace, Si. Jams, ribosem alms;
&dock yesterday niorning.Jn her carriage and tour, fer Frogruare
Lodge, where it is expected her Royal Highness will remain about
a, lormight for the benefit of change of air. •
The Duke and Duchess or Ctiaawor, accompanied
by the Princess Rums of CAZOLBIII. the Duke of CIMISISLAND,
and Pihice Looroco, honoured the Caledonian BA at Willis's
Rooms, yesterdarevening, with their presence. • •
• Load ARDIS gave a grand diaper yesterday, at hit
reddens. in St. James's-place, to the Duke of Criussnuano and a
select party of Nobility.
Priuce LZOPOLD honoured Lord DultilAM with hi.
company to dinner on Sunday. at his reildenc4 in Cleveland.row.
There was a select party to oseet his Royal Highoess.
Prince LtaTze. the Russian Ambassador, had a wer)
long crafsreeee with die Mike of WELLIPOTON yesterday, at the
liesenry. His Racellurcy afterwards proeetded in the Awe*,
Qsw, and was engaged let lamed, of att hour, transacting ravel
, Widnes. with Rarlbooaerr.
London, England, 1828-05-13

•
at Strangers. Orr SIMI an hoer 's alasanne, the numbers wets
declared to fig.+
For the Resoindest 11141
inst .. NMI
Ap
EMI
Majority in 'emir sidle ileenietion 6
On reentering the gallery. we found" the Howie in Committee,
Mr. Senses Rice in the C:bair. 'and a crowd of Members standing
round the table.
Air. Secretary rgsr, objected to a resolution that appeared to
have been just put into the Chairman's hands by the Hon. Baronet
Opposite. Ile considered that it was stionger than the original re.
solution moved by the lion. Baronet.ind just carried. The Houle
did net proceed with this precipitancy sze going into a .Comnlittee
at the time Mr. Grattan 's motion was carried.
After a few inaudible words is explanation by Sir FRANCIS
BURDETT.
The CHAIRMAN read the Resolution, namely..—" That his
the opinion of this Committee, that it is expedient to take into
consideration the laws affecting his Majesty's Romeo Catholic sub-
jects, with a view to a final and conciliatory adjustment. tor the
peace and strepgth of the United Kingdom, the stability of the
:Established Church, and the concord and satisraction of all classes
of his Majesty's subjects.'
Mr. BROUG HA M etplainedlthat the difference between hie
Honourable Friend's original resolution, which was just carried,
and die present, was this—the first resolution went one step,. the
present went two steps. The first moved for a Committee to 11:-
quire into the state of the laws affecting the Catholics. Thin Cott&
flitter hiving been granted by the niajerityp it now Weems cloaks
duty to and state their opiate'', •whieh opinion his Hon.
Friend proposed should be the mastodon lust read from the Chair,
namely, that it is the opinion of this Committee that It is 'wiliest
to take into consideration the laws affecting the Catholics. • The
course adopted by his lion. Frienthwas quite regular.
Mr. S. RICE then put the ltrookition tht rite bpatelansatioa,
and deci4ed that the majority were in favour pf the Resolution.
The opponents of the Resolution demanded a division.' The
gallery was cleared for a division, but after some minute*" abseece,,
we understand that no division took pldce.
The Resolutions proposed by Sir F. Button* were carried. and
the Report of the t:unansittee ordered to be brus;ht up miasmas"
(this day). ••
The I louse then resumed ; and. after a fewsolniitee Wanking
forni, adjourned at Hate-east Taste DTA. or&

THE EVE IN .STAR.
London, England, 1828-07-28

DOVER., JULY 27.

The- Channel has this day•heen animated in Ns-
pearante beyond description, many hundreds' of yes..
slit (among them • tf,e Prince Regent of one hundred
and twenty •guns, with every sail set) having passed
from the Downs, where contrary winds had detained
them. His Majesty's steam-packet Crusader, Captain
HAMILTON, arrived from Calais with five carriages and
mint passengers: among whom noticed the Earl
and Countess of HARDWICK; Lord and 'I, idy ALM.
ANDER CALEDON and family and suites, Mr. and Mrs.
MARTINEAU, Mr. Taylor, Mr. &c. who on
landing went to Wright's Hotel And Sup Inn, 'where
the Marquis and Marchioness of AYLESIIVIVIrt family
and suite are arrived, on their way to the Continent.
Nothing can exceed the regularity of the Government
packets on this 'tation, as they seldom exceed two hours
and a half in making their passage b., and three hours.
from Calais,

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London, England, 1828-07-28

day. of horse stealing, and he was ordered for execution'
on Monday (this day). His Lordship said, the crime
had been lately carried to so great in extent that it be-
came the melancholy duty of the Judges to administer
the law so as not to show such leniency as would leave
his Majesty's subject; unprotected.
OXFORD CIRCUIT—STAFFORD, Jinx tee.
Qum,' Stns.—Before Mr. Baron VAUGHAN.
George talkner was ind;ctect for en,bezzling 21.74:5d:
the property of his master, Mr. Fletcher, the landlord
of the George Inn, Walsall.
The prisoner lived in the service of the prosecutor as
a post boy, and had absconded.w,th the money in ques-
tion, which he had received born a Mr. Beatley, who
had travelled 4:0 miles in one of his master's chai.es. A
pursuit immediately taking place, the prisoner was ap-
prehended at Warwick.
The Jury' found the prisoner Guilty, but recom-
mended him to mercy on account of his family, and it:
being his first offence.—Six month: imprisonment in
the House of Correction.
Williams Parkes was indicte.l for assaulting Emma
Fletcher, a child only eight years old, with intent to
commit a tape.
The prisoner, who resides in the neighbourhood of
the child's parents, on the morning of the sth of July,
met her to a field, carrying her sister, an infant. The
prisoner having effected his purpoie, threatened to kill
the child if she told of him, and for two or three days
she remained silent, but symptoms of disease appearing,
she became alarmed, and related the whole of the ibc.;
curreoce to her mother. The evidence 'of the aisatilt
being conclusive, the Jury found the prisoner Guilty.
Mr. Baron VAUGHAN sentenced the prisoner to be
imprisoned for two years in the Noose of Correction,
and to be kept to hbrd laibobi for the *hole of that time,
London, England, 1828-07-28

Sold by Mr. R: Jotinntone, 68, Cottages, Mr. Sanger, ISO, Oz-
ford.arret ; Mr.Wsrd, iluttrotu; Mr—Strasiag, Royal Excharege ;
mid all liedkise 'Vendors.

•
Donaus et platens oxor."—Has.
t •
Thy !mine, and (in the cup of life,
. That honey-drop) thy pleasing Wife! •
APPINESS, " the garto-morrow of the mind," is
lamed by marriage ;." the strictest de of perpetual Friend-
sh:Vt" ja a gift- from • Heaven; cementing pleasure with reason, by
voich, Says Johnson, " we approach in some degree of association
with cekstial intelligence."
hedoes, however:, to entering into this hallowed obligation, it
kriines an imperative duty, not cooly to regulate the passiens, bar
cleanse the grosser nature from those impurities which the free
don Pf unrestricted pleasore-may have entailed upon it. To the
ailed of sock audition• are attributable many of those hapless
Manes which while, they excite the commiseration of the be-
hike, should also impress him with the fear of self-reproach:
. taizerious habits will effeminise the body—a residence in the
elides will relic the-Howie fibre—but more (epochally does the
Wseldure infottration-Of youth uxi•frepiently compromise the na-
loriksitgesity into i mire of inanition, trona whence the agonised,
wilerar more. than doubts the chance of Seta • TO all seal Alen
,tt*raildress ourselves, offering hope, energy, meacidar strunark,
ldlWy net- will our advances appear questionable, sanctioned imp
464 are by the multiplied pcoufsof 40jearesuccemsful experience,
lbe easy cares of married life are sometimes disturbed by the
iwysinion-oft theist blessings which concentrate the nuptial wreath
--for the Female bhbit is eaten constitationally weak—yet it cad he
trengthened, and deficient energy improved into functional power.
he eiery ease of syphilitic Intrusion, as well as in every relaxation
the generative economy, we pledge ovr ability to cure speedilt,
wd leidreffect. Earnestly solicitous to expel the unfeeling clip pie
frost thE.poittlim so presumptuously *taken nir, we deviate from
teedalprfeciples with lets hesitation ; and calf:Went in our own
kraals integritrar-Members of the College of Sprgeons' we
the suffering communur of either Sex (especially those en-
Wiet•into matrimonial life) at once to our house; wine daily
lotladanca is gjvcs for personal consultation ; and letters from the
uNatry are immediately answered; dine must contain a remit-
Isnee bar Advice and Medicine, which can be forwarded to any
of the world, however distant.
GOSS and Co. M.R.e. Surgeons
• No. ii, liourtsie-street,-Fleet-street, London.
et. Just published (Seventeenth .F.dition), 1. The .4ts of Lair,
familiar Cadiatentary on the above Diseases. 2cl, Hvomarra,
useSsed exclusively to the Female Sex. Maf be had at is,
'flutes street, Soho • 114, Fleet-street ; 4, Catherine-etreet,Scrand;
Selereosid, Gilbert, ;n4l Piper, 20; Paternoscer-row ; and Chapple,
3D, ••
Pall-mall, London; Porter, 72, Grafton-street, Dublin;
155sTroopte, Glasgow; 9, Calton4treeto Edinburgh;
41141 BOoliselless. Mite Ss. •
London, England, 1828-07-17

DOVER, JULY 16.

' Arrived this day at three, P.M. its the Salamander,
Post Office packet, Captain Kum, from Calais, His Ifseellenty
Viscount OsairrixLs, K.B. his Majesty's Ambassador Ratner&
k nary and Plenipotentiary to his Most Christian MAJISTY, ors the
termination of his Embassy; Lady Gammas.* acid Suite, the
Countess of Savowicn, and Lady E. Mormons, Lord St. ASAP,'
and fifty other passengers. His Excellency was saluted by the
garrison at landing, and after dining at Waseuis left at
six clock for Sittingbourne.
o'
The Countess of SANDWICH, Lady C. MONTAGU' sod suite. Lord
Se. ASAPII, Mr. and Mrs. Osamu, Mr. M'Nen. Hasnit.rox, &c.
are at Wright's Hotel; from whence the Prince kfaxotmust, Baron
ifairasso and suits, started flak town yesterday.
London, England, 1828-05-22

•*.

POLICE. INTELLIGENCE.

-

GUILDHALL..
Mr. Hillary, of the Poultry, and several other personas aPilestfil
upon information, charging &gni with retailing wtne•for eonstlnp,
stun on their premises, without. having perviously obtained a !la.
gistrate's licence.
These informations were avowed to have been filed at the in-
stance of an Association of the Licensed Virtuality, of the Metro.
polls, who Complain that the new wino room proprietors carry on
the most profitable part of their business, without being liable to
the same restrictions and but then*. . _

Mr. Am.'s, who now attended to support these informations,
upon a representation that a Bill would be immediately introduced
into Parliament to legalize wine rooms, agreed that the heating
should stand over for a fortnight, without prejudice, Mr. Hillary
and the other defendants giving their word not to offend in the
interim.
London, England, 1828-05-22

• UNION-HALL

Yesterday a good deal of amusement wee excited during a recon-
ciliation that took place between a female named Hamilton and her
husband, who accused her of having criminal conversation with a
man named Jenkins, who also attended with the parties at the office,
for the purpose of making a public declaration of his innocence of
the alleged accusation. Hamilton and his wife are a young couple,
and Jenkins, the man who was represented to have been the gay
deceiver," is quite bald, and old enough to be the grandfather of the
fair lady.
Hamilton, who had grief and woe depicted In his countenance,
stood forward, and addressing the Magistrate (M. Slvaiser, Esq.)
said, " Your Worship, I have every reason to believe this man
(pointing to Jenkins) has been on the most intimate terms with my
wife—irdeed, a report of that nature has been spread all over the
neighbourhood, and lam at present inclined to credit it. The
man, however, declares that he is not guilty, and a a proof of his
innocence, bas voluntarily come forward to snake a solemn decla-
ration to that effect."

Mr. Swum', addressing Hamilton, observed, that very possibly
there might have been an intimacy existing between his wife and
Jenkins, without the slightest grounds for an accusation of the de-
scription alluded to.' • •
Handhors—None Worship, I am afraid it is too ttue--however,
I shall be satisfied, and my mind made easy that my apprehensions
were groundless, If Jerkins makes. alidavk .that he is innocent of
sedueink the affections of my wife.
Mr. Swaney observed, that notwithstanding it would be ex-
ceeding
his line of duty to administer an`oath under such tircum=
stances, yet u there was a probability of bringing about a reconci-
Listion between a man and his wife, he should feel the leas hesita-
don on that account. The Magistrate then having asked Jenkins
whether he.was 'Ming to make oath that he was not criminally ,
connected with Hamilton's wife, Jenkins replied, in a firm
tone of voice, that be was most anxious to do so, as he could with
truth. The oath was then administered to him, he emphatically
easclainsing on kissing the book, "Su help me GOD, I have sworn
to the truth." It was Impossible not to observe the extraordinary
change produced in the countenance of poor Hamilton on witness-
ing the solemn declaration of his wife's innocence; he eagerly caught
lair in his arms, and embracing her exclaimed, " I am now a happy
mats: He then begged his utiles forgiveness far his unjust suspi-
cions, and having thanked the Magistrate toe his attention to the
et" Ittputles left Ilmv dive ft theivalt asuicibk-tams imagi-
nable with ow anther.
London, England, 1828-05-22

THE ARMY.

Lord Thu., as Commander of the Forces, held a "Levee this
day, at his Office in the Horse Guards. The follewing General,
and above forty other Officers paid their respects to his Lordship.
Lazuratmur-Giumas.—Bulkr, Fuller, Montresor, James
Wharton, and G. Calcraft.
Maaos-Ginizaata.—Stratton, and Marquis Carmarthen.
A Detachment of the 23t1 Fuzileera arrived in town on Tues-
day, from Chatham, on route to Brecon. A Detachment of the
94th Regiment of Infantry arrived in Town on Tuesday, from
Chatham, on route to Plymouth. A Detachment of the 14th
Regiment of Foot arrived in town yesterday, from St. Alban's, on
route to Chatham. A Detachment of the 72d Regiment of In-
fantry arrived in town yesterday, from Dublin, on route to Can-
terbury.
Etsr LOTHIAN YZONINIM—Friday the Gentlemen belonging to
the late Regiment of East Lothian Yeomanry Cavalry, gave an
elegant entertainment to Sir JAHNS Gantt/NIL Banns, Bart. Up-
wards of one hundred Gentlemen sat down to a splendid dinner,
and served up in a tasteful manner, furnished by Mr. Mitchell of
the Bell Inn, Haddingtoo. Sir James Baran was in the Chair,
supported on the right by Lord ELCHO, and on the left by Mr.
liar of Spot. Among the company present, besides, were Sir
Davin KINLOCit, Major blturu.sron, Major BIACLICAIS Captain
BIOME. Captain ANDZILSON, Mr. Rows of Fantasie, &c. A
number of loyal. patriotic, and local toasts and sentiments were
drunk; among which the appropriate toast of the evening (the
health of Sir .4nm BAIRD) proposed by Lord &elm, in a very
neat address, was received with enthusiasm, and called forth an ex-
pression of heartfelt thanks from the gallant Baronet. The con-
viviality of the meeting, which was enlivened by many appropriate
airs, played by a band from Edinburgh, was kept up with great
spirit and good humour till a late hour; and a resolution proposed
by Major Maeximu, that an anniversary dinner of the corps should
take place in May, was carried by acclamation. Mr. Mitchell's
dinner and wines merited and received the highest praise.
London, England, 1828-05-22

A REAL BLESSING TO 310THERS.

WHERE is not. perhaps, in the whole Materia Me=
dice any one remedy which so effectually relieves the pain of
a suffering Patient as the AMERICAN SOOTHING SYRUP.
Who can watch the writhing tortures into which a lovely infant is
often convulsed during the period of dentition, without feeling
sympathy for its sufferings? And who would hesitate to procure
a remedy, when a remedy can be found, which is obvious by the
effectual relief afforded in so many distressing cases which are daily
coming to the notice of Mrs. JOHNSON ? Therefore. Mothers
ought never to he without the American Soothing Syrup in the
Nursery ; for if a Child awakes in the night witfi pain by only
rubbing the gums with a few drops of the Syrup, it will imme-
diately open the pores, heal the gums, and thereby prevent fevers
and convulsions; lot should it come in competition with any other
disorder, it often destroys the mother's brightest hopes. To be
had, wholesale and retail, of Johnson and Co. 28, York-place,
City-road; and, by their appointment, of all principal Medicine
Venders in town and country, at 211. 9d. per bottle.
N.B. None are genuine, unless signed ou the stamp with Mrs.
Johnson's own hand-writing; as there are several spurious setts.
London, England, 1828-05-22

BERLIN, 111 Av 16.

His Royal Highness Prince Militam of Prussige who
was at St. Petersburgb, has returned from that city,
probably on the departure of their Imperial Majesties.
The latest accounts which we have from St. Petersborgh
are of May 9. The Empress was to set out the next day.
London, England, 1828-05-22

FRENCH PAPERS.

FROM FRB GAZETTE SZ TRANCE, MAT 2).
_ BUCHAREST, Aran Mi.

Our situation is still the same. We hear from the
frontiers of Russia that 'the Emperor is expected at
Ismail on the 12th of May, and that a►l the preparations
indicate a ve►y extensive plan of operations, both by
sea and lan.:1„ against Constantinople.
The force ot the army which is going to march
against Turkey is estimated at 300,000, ot whom 60,000
are cavalry. All the acc.,unts, <as well as those which
oar Hospodar has received, agree ori fixing the 7th of
May as the day when the passage of the Pruth will be
effected.

The letters Irons the other side of the Danube say,
that the Turks, whose whole force oa that river is at,
the most 40,000 men, are concentrating themselves,
but are other wise tranquil, which has diminished the
chances of a nocturnal surprise of our city ; yet our
fears are not the less, and emigration has increased to
such a degree, that the Hospodar begins to refuse pass-
pits. All the horses that could be met with have been
Engaged, in case of Hight, and large sums ate now
offered for the purchase of these animals. We have
news from Constantinnple to the 21st—they do not an-
nounce any change in that capital.
London, England, 1828-05-22

ST. PETERSBURGH, MAY 5.

On the 24. th April, his Majesty the Emperor was
pleased to address the following Ukases to the Direct-
ing Senate :

I. Field Marshal General Count Wittgenstein, Com-
mander in Chief of the Second Army, shall enjoy all
the rights, powers, and prerogatives which the military
regulations concerning armies in the field give to Com-
manders in Chief.

11. On account of the departure of the Chief of our
General Staff from St Petersburgh, for the Second
Army, we order his Adjunct, the Aid•de-Camp General
Count Tchernicheff to take the direction of our General
Staff here.

111. Senator Abakounoff is appointed Commissary
General of our army which is to enter the Turkish

territory.
For the administration of the Principalities of Mol.l
dada and Wallachia, which are under our protection,
we have laid down special regulations, which shall be
carried into effect as soon as we shall hare occupied
those Principalities; all the other countries which shall
be occupied in the sequel by our troops, shall be placed
under the administration of the Senator, who is at the
head of the Commissariat of the Army.

IV. Considering the present circumstances, we have
thought it necessary to declare the Governments of 1
Podolia, Cherson, and the province of Bessarabia in a
state of war, and they are accordingly incorporated
with the military district of the second army.

By an Order of the Day, dated 4th May, the Em-
peror has been pleased to appoint Count Tolstoy, Ge-
neral of the Infantry, to the post of Commander in Chid
of St. Petersburgh and Cronstadt during his Majesty's
absence from this capital.—Journal de St. Petersbourg,
May 6.
London, England, 1828-05-22

HAMBURGH, MAY 16.

Letters from St. Petersburgh state, that on the 7th inst.
the Emperor was present at the parade, and at the same
time took leave of the troops. In the Casan Cathedral
the prayers usual when the Emperor undertakes a long
journey were read. The whole Imperial Family was
present at this solemnity, during which the church and
the square before it were filled with a crowd of people,
who gave the most unequivocal marks of attachment
to their Sovereign. It is added that the Empress would
leave St. Peter sburgh on the 9th, to go to Odessa.

It is worthy of notice, that the Court medalist, Mr.
Loos, at Berlin, is engraving, with the approbation of
the Government, a medal in commemoration of the
Russian Declaration of War against Turkey. On one
side is to be the bust of the Russian Emperor, and on
the reverse a young warrior armed in the fashion of the
Crusaders, and receiving a sword from the hands of a
female representing the Christian Religion. The in-
scription is to be the following words of the 45th
Psalm, 4th verse: Accinge femori gladiuns tuum"—
(0 hero! gird on thy sword).
London, England, 1828-05-22

if that wet* &Atha, be himself would brit% in a clause so far to
alter Mr. Canning's. BiU. u to include the Isle °Eldon in the corn
regulations of this country.
After a few words from Mr. CURTZIS, wishing to have an alter-
ation in the method of ascertaining the erage prices of the mar-
ket ; and art understanding from Dlr. F. Timis, that the attention
'of Government had and would be directed to that object.
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The Bill went through a Committee, the Report was brought
up and agreed to, and the Bill ordered to be tead a third time on
Ititiay nest.
London, England, 1828-07-10

BERLIN, Jam 30.

Otir Journals add the following details to the areal
already published of the naval action near Brailow co
the 9th June :

" The vessel of the Turkish Admiral, 4 sloops, od
7 brigs were.captured ; the other vessels were destroyed'•
Above 200 prisoners were taken on board the 12 cap-
tured vessels. At the moment of the attack, the Capita
Pacha was at Brailow, whence he might have witnessed
the desttuction of his fleet. Very important Pars
were found on board his ship, among which are copies
of the reports made to the Seraskier on the entire dente-
ralization of his troops, and or the major part of the
garrison of the fortresscs."—Eran "e fort Papers; Jalj 5.

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LAW INTELLIGENCE.

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COURT OF KING'S BENCH, GUILDHALL, Jou 9:
nAwKiNo V. PHILLIPS.
The plaintiff, an insurance broker, residing in Tower-
street, sought by this actinn to tecover from the de-
fendant, Mr. 11. th • auctioneer, of New Bond-
street, the amout,t cf a check fir 541.3'. 6d. drawn by
hull in Dec, tuber 1451. It appeared that the plaintiff had
been employed by a Mr. Bertram to land some pictures
which he had imported f, (sot Rotterdam. They were sent
on Bertram's account to a Mr. Woodburn, to whom Ber-
tram had applied to make an advance of money on
them. Woodburn had declined to do so. and had recom-
mended Bei tram to the defend int as a person who would
dispose of them by auction. Bertram accordingly Ap-
plied t-) the defendant, who agreed trl pay the plaintiff's
charges, amounting to 541.35. 61 on having the picture,
deposited with him. This was acceded to by Bertram,
and the defendant then drew a check on his hankers for
541. 3s. 6d. ss hich was sent by his potter to the plaintiff,
with directions to.bring away the pictures. The plain
tiff's clerk took the check from the porter, and informed
him that the pictures had been deliveted some days
before to Mr. Woodburn, who he had no doubt would
deliver them to him on his showing the receipt for the
money paid to the plaintiff. The porter accordingly
applied at Mr. Woodburn's for the pictures, but was in-
fot med that they had been delivered over to Mr. Ber- '
tram the day before.
These facts being proved in evidence, the plaintiff
was nonsuited.
London, England, 1828-07-10

FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE.

CHANGES.
The Earl and Countess of Gower, for Germany ; Mr. and Miss
Snarls, from Bartlett House, Windsor, for Ramsgate; Madame
Bonaparte Wyse, for Italy ; Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Keene, from
Hampstead, for the Isle of Wight ; Viscount "Mandeville, for the
Grove, Beaconsfield ; the Marchioness of Donegal and family, from
Myatt's Hotel, Lower Brook.street, for Ireland; Sir James and
Lady Fitzgerald and family from ditto, for Wolsey Hall, Stafford-
shire; Sir Edward and Lady Mostyn and family, at ditto, from
Talacre, in North Wales ; Colonel Powell, M.P. at Warren's Ho-

tel, Regent-street, for his •eat in Wales ; the Marquis and Mar-
chioness.( Northaniptnn,at Kirldtam's Hotel, Lower Breok.street ;
General Walpole, from ditto, fin Cromer, Norfolk ; Sir William
Parker, Bart. at rentnti's Hotel, St. Jameg's-strew, frum hi. 6e.ta

in Suffolk ; Sir John Stewart, Kitt. from the It.iyal llotrl. S.
iirnel'i*trret, f,ir Lord Grantley's seat in Surrey; H.ni. Mrs.
Fame film ditto, for Brighton; Win. D.ektiv.on, Esq. M.P. Airs.
Dickinson and family, from their house hi Upper Harley-street, for
their scat, King west on, Somersetshi re.
London, England, 1828-07-10

BANK OF ENGLAND-THIS DAY.

A Qaa►terly C curt of Proprietors of 13411 k Stock was
held, purbusnt to the terms of the Charter, at the Bank
of England this morning.
&must. Mime, E.q. the Governer, took the Chair
at *twelve o'c lot k.

The Secr.ttry read the minutes of the lag Court
also of the Coons summoned f the Election of a
Goiret nor, Deputy Governor, and Ditector fur. the year.
They were coo& med.

The Govsanoa it,f anted the Meeting, that this wit,
a Court a .pointed to be held under the Chatter; after
which he moved an skijoutonsent, which took place
accordiaxir.

The Da. k of England have given notice that they
have made an agreement with the Right finnan• able
the limit Commi.sioners of his Maksty's Treasury
to circulate Exch quer Bills, made or to be made tn-
wlth, pursuant tr, the several Acts of Parliament for
that purpose now in force, for one year, to end the 3d
of July, t 429.

This not being a Court at which discussions are en=
wee into relative to the Bank affairs, it was thinly at-
leaded.

THE A LIM Y.

This day Lord HILL, as Commander of the Forces, held a Levee
is his Office in the Hone Guards. The following General and
above thirty other ocers paid their respects to his Lordship--
General Lord RISK; Lieutenant General Hammond ; Major
Cenral, Sir Thomas! Nardi, W. lioness, Sir Charles Pratt.
lard HILL. as Commander of the Forces, inspected the Regiment'
of Royal Horse Guarcfs'Yeßgrday morning on Wormwood Scrubs.
(CIAMILAa.)
War Office, June 30.
Sim—Referring to the circular letter of the 30th of November,
lite, I have the honour to acquaint you that his Majesty has been
pleased to direct, that from the lest. tee eklegfaneet granted
for hay and straw supplied by innkeepers and ether. iu South Bri-
tain, on whom any of the horses belonging to bit Majesty's forces
skallbsausctered, shall be reduced Isom one shilling to ten pence
.rf.dhan lot each horse.
• 4/mac the honour to be. Sir, your.most obedient servant.
HARDINGS.
01.;as 4tt •
P Claw commanding —.— Regiment.
London, England, 1828-07-10

TIIF: KING.

Wisinsoa..itav 9.—Feparaeons were made yester-
day for his MAJHSTY'S lining at Virginia Water, loge•
ther with his visitant‘ ; but about two o'clock a thrind,i
storm commenced, which continued with scarcely any
intermission till nearly six in the evening ; the fete war
therefore postponed, and the banquet was given at the
Royal Lodge. _ _

This forenoon Prince GEORGE of CUMBERLAND, ac-
companied by the Rev. Mr. Jct.', arrived at Frogmore
Lodge, on a visit to the Princess AUGUSTA. At hall-
past twelve her Royal Highness and the young Prince
took an airing in an oorn landau, proceeding through
the town and returning by D4tchet to Ft ogmore.
London, England, 1828-07-10

/JAKE'S GENUINE PILLS, justly ramous tot
curing, in all its stages, the VENEREAL DISEASE.—
One small Pill is a dose, and the taking of one Box, in a recent
ease,
.will soon convince the patient 34 the certainty of his speedy
recovery. Nothing can be bettei contrived, more 13E-,' or more
convenient than this Remedy, for.sachsas ire obliged to go paroles
or to sea, as irneeds no confinement nor restrains of •Diet ; and
sixty years experience (in an extensive.praitice} has proved that it
will effect a Cure when repeated Salivation and all other methods
avail nothing. For the Scurvy and other Chronical Disorders,
this Medicine has not its parallel. Upwards of 40,000 persons
of both sexes have been radically cured • of the above cruel disor-
ders, within the last eight years. Prepared and sold by the sole
proprietors, T. TAYLOR and SOM, Members of the ;loyal Col-
lege of Surgeons, at their House, No. 9, New Bridge-street, in
Boxes of only 2s. 9d. each, duty included.-----14.8. Two back
doors, and Lights in the Passages at night. —They are also Soli*
by their appointment, with copious directions, at the .Topolsor,
103, Oxford-street; Mr. Disborough's, NO. 7, Fish-street-hi 4;
nearly opposite the Monument ; argil by one Person in every, con-
siderable Town in Great Britain and Ireland. Adtice'grails to
&Twos taking the ilielk-or other of the Proprietor's Medicines.
London, England, 1828-12-06

ADMIRALTY OFFICE, Decanter 4, I$2S.
IS HEREBY GIVEN, that a Session of
I Terminer and Gaol Delivery for the Trial of
lined on the High Seas, within the Jurisdiction of
of England. will be *held at Justice Hall, in the
indon, on MONDAY, the 12th of January neat,
:k in the morning And all Sheriffs, Gaolers. and
nom, in whose custody any Prisoners, charged with
mined on the High Seas, or within the said Avis%
, are hereby regained to trimseale a espy of Abe Dm-.
ery such Prisoner to Mr, QUR'N 'GNU, the So
Admiralty, at his Once, No.lo, Laneaster-plaice,
on, in order that the necessary measures may be
roving all such Prisoners to his Majesty's Gaol of
Trial at the said intended Session: and all Miran,
nen, and ether Officers, before whom any Inqui•
nations, Examinations, or Recognizance' may base
iching any such Offences. are required to transmit
with to Mr. l'nousa SUCLTOP, the Clerk of Arraign'
'curt of Admiralty of England, at his Once, at the
e in the Old Bailey, London.--1. W. CROKER.
London, England, 1828-12-06

TOWN-HALL

Crate Parks, a waterman, was ebargetilsy the Captain of the
stools°, of Liierpool; With' taking away his snipsboat on the night
of the 3d of this month. The Captain stated, that the prisoner re-
moved bb beat from Horskoluarmsthirs, inn maned kinky hs bee ;
lad be was in emnequenee under the necessity of biting a smiler to
lola starch qf bee, for which be paid ,6e. He found bin boat are
miki ddiin the Riier, and the:prisepg .hi it Cast iiklP: 114.
Captain added, that Ibis Wad hielltiw a tbtfinfatepfittiee, the water-
men, after saving their own purpose, turning the boats adrift ; the
London, England, 1828-12-06

done to chetk it. He had, a few days since, fined a
witness who was guilty of the same offence, and he
&mid go on increasing the punbhment till he had put
a stop to the crime. His Lordship now, therefore,
ordered this witness to be committed-to the custody if
the Warden of the Fleet till the end of the present sit-
tings. He should commit the next offender for a spe-
cific period —The witness begged his Lordship to over-
look the offence.
Mr. Sergeant JONZS and Mr. RICHARD!, the defen-
dant's Counsel, begged to call his Lordship's attention
to the exact words spoken by the witness. They be-
lieved that he did not %weir that he said he came for
his son, bat only that the fact was so.
His Lomita, appealed to the Jury, who, having
answer•d that they agreed with his Lordship as to the
witness's words, his Lordship said he should not now
alter his Aetermination. If the witness should, after
having had time to reflect upon the offence that he had
committed, express his contrition and ask pardon, he
ntight be induced to extend to him some mitigation of
the punishment. The witness was then taken in cusody.

ARCHRS COURT, Datisiiii
Before Sir Joint Naomi;

HAMIIRTON V. HAMIIRTON.
The Cortex decided on the hearing of this case, that
the evidence was not sufficient to entitle Major Hamer-
ton to the relief for which he prayed, but at the same
time directed the case to stand over, to allow the hus-
band to adduce further proof in support of his prayer.
At the sitting of the Court this day the Proctor for
Mrs. Hamerton moved the Court to pronounce its sen-
tence, and dismiss the witelrom the effect of the citation.
Dr. LUVHINGTON, on the put of Major, Hammon,
said he had only to repeat what he bad stated on a for-
mer day. that every diligence was used to bring forward
new evidence which the Court might deem satisfactoty.
The Juuoa said he bed already explained the grounds
on which he considered that the justice of the case re-
quired that the husband should have further time to
adduce evidence to establish his claim to a divorce.—
The same reasons still operated on the mind of. the
Court, and he therefore directed that the case should
stand over to the first Session of nest term, observing,
Oat if some step was not then taken on behalf of Major
HamertOn to bring forward new evidence, the Court
would consider itself bound to dismiss Mrs. Hamerton
ham the suit.
London, England, 1828-01-12

SOUTH DEVON.

. ADVOWSON AND NEXT PRESENTATION
TO THE RECTORY OF NORTH HUISH;
In a beautiful part of the County, a fine, mild, salubrious situation.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Mr. ROBINS,
(Of Warwick Hesse, Regent-street,)
At Garraway's Coffee House, 'Change Alley, Cornhill,
Oh Taussisav, the Sikh of February, 1828, at Twelve o'Clock,.
THE PERP&.TUAL ADVOWSON, and NEXT
PRESENTATION ro the
RECTORY of NORTH HUISH,
With an excellent Rectory House, Offices, and Garden, and about
SEVENTY-SIX At RES of GLEBE LAND,
With the TITHES of the PARISH,
Which contains above
TWO THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED ACRES,
Consisting chiefly of very rich Pasture Land, small part Wood.
The Tithes at present are let under Agreements, at a low Rate,
and may be considerably advanced. The estimated 'Mile about
SIX HUNDRED POUNDS PER ANNUM.
The Incumbent Fifty-seven Years of Age.
North Huish is aituate within one rack of New Inn, on the
great Wiatern Tomes. Road, where the London Coaches pass
daily to and from Plymouth ; distant from Nlodbury four miles,
Trauma seven, Kingshridge eight, and Dartmouth eleven; all good
, Market Towns. From Plymouth about sixteen miles, and nearly
the anise diatance from the Fashionable Watering Places of Tur.
qpiay, Teigumuuth, and Dawlish ; a genteel Neighbourhood, a floe
rtkiag Country, where Hounds are kept, and a remarkably mild
and sabibrious.situation.
Particulars may be had of Mr. HorsweU and S. Savory. Esq.
111.11E110es. Modbury ; Hotel, Plymouth; New London Inu, the
Mice WI the Flying Post and Alfred, Exeter ; Antelope, Saile-
r bury ; 'Cheltenham Chronicle Mace, Chekenham ; Star, Angel, and
Mr. Adams, Oxford; the Office of the Cambridge Chronicle.
Carnbritiv; of Messrs. Gregson and Fonneresu, Solicitors, Angel.
court, Throginsictore-street ; at Guraway's.; and of Mr. Robins,
170, Reknit-street.