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London, England, 1827-10-01

ENGLISH OPERA. HOUSE.

Saturday evening Mr. MATH ma concluded his en-
gagement at this Theatre, on which occasion the per.
farnances commenced with the comic (piece of
Ihisieur Towne. His delineation of the misfor-
Wit of poor MorbleaU was truly excellent, and kept
the house in a roar of laughter. Miss GowARD as
Adolphiue Courcy, displayed great taste in •her
/minion or the song, " Go Trifler," which was univer•
sally eaco►ed. ,The entertainments concluded with the
Bashful Man, in which MATHEWS gave his excellent
',Presentation of the hero, Mr. Blushing:on, to the de-
light mkt emire satisfaction of the audience, and the
mulls fell amidst loud and unanimous acclamation.
The House was well filled.

The remains of the late Mr. GIORGI DoDD, were
yesterday consigned to the earth in the church yard of
St. Sepulchre. He was followed to the grave by his son,
two brothers, and two Gentlemen who were relatives.
The parish clerk of Langford, near Wellingtoq, was
tailed lied Cock, for many years before his death ; for
having one Sunday slept in a Church, and dreaming
►hat he was at a cock-fighting, he bawled out "a shil-
kg Upon the red cock !' And, behold! the family are
called " Red Cock" to this day.—Slochisert Advertiser.
Tee NEW PILISON, CLINIELN WELL-.At the adjourned
day of the Lite Middlesex Sessions, Mr.'Beeby, the Go-
vernor of the New Prison, presented to the Chairman
and Magistrates assembled a list of the prisoners then
in custody, from which it appeared that betwixt the
41st of September, the day on which the Grand Jury
broke up, and the 27th, a period of six days, no less
than 124 individuals had been committed to his cos-
-I°- Forty prisoners, waiting for re-examination
from the different Police Offices, make a total of 164
individuals, all of whom, in that short space of time,
have become inmates of the walls of the New Prison
alone. Of the above number 114 are males, and the re-
maining 50 females ; and nearly as many bare been
fully committed to Newgate for trial.
London, England, 1827-10-01

Guardian Fire Ass:

Itissoftert, SEPT. 25.--On tendon, VI. 21. s M. 36.
Lamm, Sirs. 2t.—On London, 3 M. 6. 14i.
BMUS, Sm. 22.—0 n London, S IL 6. 251.
Sr. Pseinsausou, Sere. 14.—0 n London, 14.
Bantu, San. 21.-0 a London, 2 M. 6U6.
FRIMB SKIT. Flee per Cents. 101 f, 70e.
—Three per Cents. 72f. 45c.—Bank Stook, 2,000 f. &Only on
London, one month, 25f. 20c.--Three niontirs, 151. 10c.

We have received Dutch and Hamburg'h mails this
morning: they are entirely silent respecting the affairs
in the East, and their contents are of very little general
interest. The St. Petertbure Gazelle contains an Im-
perial Manifesto—ordering a general levy of Recruits,
in order, as it is said, to fill up the deficiencies occa-
sioned by deaths and other contingencies, three,. years
having elapsed since the last levy took place.—The fol-
lowing are extracts:

ST. PETERSBUROH, Sm. IS.

IMPERIAL MANITLETO, °RIMMING A GINERAB LZVY
London, England, 1827-03-15

SHIPPING INTIRRST.

Mr. SYKES presented a Petition front the Masters and Jour.
peymen Mockmakera of the Port of Hall, complaining of the de-
ptessioo of the Shipping Interest, and praying an inquiry.
Mr. WARBURTON thought that the stagnation in
ship building, and the trades connected with it, arose
from tte comparative cheapness of ship building in
Canada. There were now thirty ships for sale at
Qiebec, at the rate of 71. to IL 10r. per ton, whilst the
price of ship budding in London was el5l. a ton, and in
thelsorthern parts of this country 151. or 161.
Mr. HUME ascribed the distress of the stripping in.
t-rest to the Corn Laws, and the dearness of bi.euit
•which they occasioned.
• Mr. HIATIJCOTE, Mr.III4ILLM, and Lord N113070N
severally expressed the opinion r%at the stale of the
shipping interest was such as to require an immediate
and cautious inqiiiry into the effect of rte changes
which oily Navigation Laws have undergone.
• Mr. WARBURTON rein Irked. that the years 1821
and 1825, which immediately succeeded the passing of
the Reciprocity Act, were the most prosperous years
that the stripping interest ever had known.
After a tewarvoids from Colonel DAvigs, Mr.WAß-
ii,arage.-114414 HEATI.CnT f.,

kr. BARlliresaidi,that•a Full and deliberate 'Noir}
'into this important 5ub:p..1044 become Almoluiely ne-
cessary, non impression begantes.paoshoil floors one ei!cl
of the country to tt:e other, that to ailitrairs& the N4ei•
ggtion Law', they had mode a mjsuke.. -hked ap-
rvored of 1t5.:31 alterations at first, and •last yestti os van-

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London, England, 1827-03-15

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

Extract of a Utter from Rasta: Pommy, Master of the Briton,
dated off Renegade, let October:—" Anchored in Suterranna oo
the 23d of September, and sailed thence yesterday; I found the
Griffin, Gluon, there—no oil; sailed from Suterranna on the ISM.
I lite Griffin is the only whaler I have spoken during my stay at
Sonerranna. A large prow arrived from the island of Solos; the
Captain of her made the following communisation to the King,
viz. That an English ship was wrecked near Solos about three
week's previous to his making the communication. He describes
her as being half full of oil, bilged, and nearly full of water, but
mansitanding erect, and a great number of iron-bound casks float-
ins around her. He did not speak with the crew, but saw thim
escape in five whale boats, and steer westward, moot probably for
MEW port of Java. I deo% think there is any reason to doubt the
authenticity of the statement,bowever incorrect it may be in parti-
culars."

The Elizabeth, Comma., from Dublin to Glasgow, is totally
wrecked near Belfast.
The William, Jammu, from Ulverstorie to Glasgow, was driven
=shore near Ramsay, Isle of Mao, on the 7th inst.
FMAIMITIF, Maus 13.—Wind W.—Put back, the British
Merchant, Stussea, for Tenerife. Sailed the Francis Freeing,
Glass, for Lisboa.

Parma/To islaaen 13.—Wind W.—Arrived the Alfred, LIM
nos. from Lisbon; Columbian, DELISO, from London to New
York; and Waterloo, MANNIAGI. from London for Madras.
Palmation's, Ma acre 4.—Wind W. N. W.—Arrived theCboice,
WHIATLICT, from Sr. Domingo. The Jane, reported as having
been on shore at Port Sal, and plundered by the natives, is not the
Jape Hoco, which vessel was safe at Berbiee.

Diaz, blaacn 14.—Wind W.N.W.—Arrived and remain, the
Clyde blotto, from India • Eliza, GRANT, from Charleston ; In-
demnity, GOODLAIII4 from Demerara; Ckveland, Hammett, from
the Isle of 'France; Java, from India; and William Pitt,
Rozzata. from Savannah. Arrived from London, the &. David,
for 'Bombiy ; Alcesce Fut.. for Tobago; Rosalyn Castle, thr-
um'', and Ralkes FuLzr, for Jamaica; and Demerara, Vinuat.in
for Demeraraali remain, with a Sett of outward and homeward
boutd.

Doves, Malice 14.—The Alartha, Tore, of Sunderland, from
'Newhaven, struck the Komi this morning, beat of, and sunk in
deep water—crew saved.
• 'l3aavnenini, Mason IC—Arrived the Ply, Saierssat, from St.
'lochaers; Neptelw, Haratiteroa, from Madras; and Friebds
liartneir, from Brost. Sailed the Spheroid, Haaatove, for Bt.
Vincent's; and London, Bsocsourrns, for Newfoundland.
Ctros, MAWR 12.—Arrived the Claremont, HOassa, from
Bombay; and Lord Castlereagh, ANDSRIOS, from Demerara.
London, England, 1827-03-15

,EekKE'S GENUINE PILLS, justly famous Int
LJLA curing. in all Its stages, the VENEREAL DISEASR
One small Pill is a doe, and the taking of one Boa, in a recent
case, trill swan co the patient of the certainty of his speedy
recovery. Nothing can be beiver concaved, more safe, or more
CLIWPWACJIt than this Remedy, far such as us obliged to go ;ournies
of an sea. as it needs no ouifinentent nor restraint of Diet ; and
sixty 'Mrs egpatarnee ON an easeneive practice) bas proved that it
will affect aCure when repeated Salivation and all other methods
avail nothing. Fur the Scurvy and other Chronical lilsurders,
this Medicine has not its parallel. Upwards of 40,551)0 peratuts
of both uses have been radically cared of the above grind divas.
Jers, within the last eight years. Prepared and said
.by the wile
proprietors, T. TAYLOR and SON, limbers of the- hoist Col-
lege of Surgeons, at their House, No. 9, New BeidgeUreet. in
Boxes of only fi.. 9d. 'each, duty Twso back
doors, and L.ghts in the Paislges at .Idght.—They are also sold,
by their appointment/. with copious directions; et the Topshop
803. Oxford-street;. Mr. Didourough's, No. 7, Esls.atreet-hill,
neulpoppositetht Ntoninteot ; and by one Person in every Con-
alrferabk ft:qui iu Great fkitain and Inland. 'Advice gratis to
r rena taking the above, or other cot the.ProptietU'i
London, England, 1827-03-15

SPORTING.

•
HASTINGS, Mance 14.
A finteorua Rerun—About a fortnight ago a wager streamed',
that the one shoold row to Brighton in eight hours with fear men
within three weeks, the wind at the time being &W. as it continued
till Friday last, when the wind suddenly veered round to the east,
cookquantly. at five o'clock in the afternoon, one of the Gentlemen
Faye stout rosters, departed from here in a small galley, the
SOYA, with *ind and tide in their favour. The Chain Pier at
!brighten was to be their landing place. The opposite party after
"Ming the other off, departed in a post chaise, and arrived just in
lime to witness the triumphant arrival of the vitt/oriole party tint
hoer and a quarter before the time. The match waster ‘7O, and
the bets depending on it amounted to upwards of AMS.--.Drighlcci
Galatia, March 15.
THE ARMY.
The Stb Hussars, now at Brighton, on the arrival there alb'
7th frem Edinburgh, are expected to embark for Ireland.
The 17th Regiment of Infantry were inspected yesterday morn-
lag at their Barracks. Windsor, by the Adjutant-General. Coital
ffic Wm. Knees. and Winsome-Colonel &eaten gave the weale
of commend . • and the sons executed a number of namseeuvree in
very Satisfactoryory mamma.
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London, England, 1827-03-15

00 comp* e the env occupation are regularly
paid, well equipped, and that the whole of the mate-
lid is excellent. The source, from which the funds to
pot this extraordinary expenditure are derived, is the
objet, as may be supposed, of intense curiosity, though
the general opinion is, that, nest to the Spanish Monks
and Priests, the Princes of the Royal Family of France
lie the chief conttibutors.

Mauritius Papers have atrived to the 17th December.
cnoisning an 0 dinance regulating the situation of the
gob, and establibliing a fixed penal clause for the
weight of their chains and setters, which the inhabitants
authuticed by law to cause them to wear.
London, England, 1827-03-15

THE KIN..'S COURT.

Yeiterday afternoon, quarter before two o'clock,
I.iiMxissys art iveil in his tinselling chariot, with out-
riders, e,cnrted by a party of the 17th Lancers, at his
Pilate at St. James s, Irons his Royal Lodge in Windsor
?ilk. His AJ tart appeared in excellent health.
His Majesty, soon after his arrival, held a Court, at which (it
4iiq the first Toon since the lamented decease of the Duke of
fork),all who attended, appeared in full mourning, according to
ve King's commands.
De Yeomen Guard wore crape round their hats, their partivins
um covered with crape, they had also black stocks, black gloves,
at. *lhe Yeoman Usher's stick was likewise covered with crape.
There were present the Arebbishop of Canterbury, the Bishops
Weed, Lioodn, and Chichester, the Lord Chancellor, the Lord
president of the Council, the Master-General of the Ordnance, the
hod Privy Seal, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, the Secretaries
tihalls for the Home and Cskstial tkpartments, the First Lord
idle Admiralty, the President of the Board of Cestrouli the
otecellur of the Duchy of Lancaater, the Master of the Horse, the
rictasamberlaiii, the Treasurer of the Household, the Lord
Oid.laStice of the Court of King's Bench, the Recorder of Loh-
irat,ised Beresford, &c.
The Sishop of Chichester was introduced to his Majesty, and
Wel hands, upon his being appointed to be Clerk of the Closet.
Dello. Dr. Lloyd did horn ige before the King, upon his being
Await° the Bisboprick of Oxford.
Mr. Secretary Peel and the Bishop of Chichester (as Clerk of
Or Closet) assisted at the ceremony.
Dr. Kaye, Lite Bishop of Bristol, also did homage, upon his being
yachted to the See of Lincoln.
His Majesty then held a Privy Council, at which some alterations
err/ node in the pricked list of Sheriffs for the present year. Mr.
City:tie attended as Clerk of the CounciL

The Recorder of London was admitted into the presence of the
Layer Council, and made a report of the convicts capitally con-
victed at the December arid January Sessions.
. .

His Majesty gave audiences to tie Archbishop of Canterbury,
Hr. Secretary Peel, Karl Ilarrowby, the Duke of Wellington, and
lard BerestortL

Sul Delawarr and Sr Andrew Barnird were the Lord and
Own In Waring.
The Court closed about a quarter before sin o'clock, and a few
Nines after kis Majesty left the Palace in his travelling chariot,
•W return to the Itoyal Lodge, Windsor Park.
Mae King left the Palace, his Majesty was loudly cheered by
lasorrour assemblage of respectable persons who had collected
resad the g-rden gate.
London, England, 1827-01-27

it;;;I Liiits & Penn. Mao. so

Real del Monte

Pim New
Tialputalaua
Protector Fire

We understand that Mr. Puce will succeed the Hon.
Baron Osumets, ow of the Judges Ia the Court of itsekeiner.

The letters from Spain continue to state, that warlike
preparations, la aH parts of Spain. are continual; other accounts
say, that these preparations are to counteract tile Coastitetioaalista,
who are daily gaining great strength. _

-Mr. Secretary Feat. is expected at the seat of Mr.
Huaseast, at Earth, near Newer*, Same:.
Mademoiselle Arrow. who is shortly to appear at the
King's Theatre, is a pupil of the celebrated Haenau, of Florente.
The James Cropper, the packet by which the King's
Massager arrived, left New York en the lst issa and therefere she
111111111111 bring any later intelligence than was brought by the LOOM
SneAfisseket ship Celensbia, which left the same pert as the am
day, mail arrived at plywood' on the Sak.
Mr. Poosa's Comedy, which is an alteration of Smut.
saes Play of The Gamester, will shortly be prepared for areas.
'prim, at Covent-gardmi.
L., Opera announced at Drnry-lane for this evening,
lasni the plea of Dlr. WALLACE, the Author of several Watt
illseirative of Oriental Wears. In consequence of Miss Outtakes'
laisliftlea front thil Mies ismuirdA Pawn has emiler•
Mama the part. ' *'
A child of sit' yiari of age, daughter of Mr. Saunders,
who reside' at Ne. e, Mitre-street, near the Coburg Theatre, whilst
her
clothes,nwibe :Zeta i.:lll=Ml:arttoleatkevehin set
pes :fre tbs:
surviving: the child had been lighting paper at the Am Her whale
y is scorched, end only her face escaped the dicta of the Saandt.'
The Oratorios, under the entire direction and ansegobi
ant of our esteemed and justly ceiebasniik- Crauresart
, if we may judge from the taloa Already ensagedfeeMeee
to steed the Ammar sad the Puha'', Inealld
disable gradlicadea
No less than 1,606 grains of barley were last week
takCambridge en from thecrop M a phesant at a Gentleman's house at Eery.
In consequence of Mr. YUMA'S refusal to perform the
hero nt Mr. Knowtite Tragedy " WNW' the intended apsiemeas
don of it at Drury Lane is abandoned fee the present.
The inhabitants of Sheerness have found a kind bens.
factor, in the person of Sir &asap Banos, who basin a meet law&
some and liberal manner given 1001. to be distributed ant apt the
poor (in warm clothing) during this Inclement mason.
Within these few days the poor inhabitant Freemen
of Saadwich have been relieved, through the bounty of their chart.
eable-hearted Representatives, Sir E. Owen and Mr. MAMMA!?
Nearly 70 chaklreo of coal, have been distributed by them. s
The private accounts from the manufacturing dis:
tricts continue to be highly satisfactory, though the
local Journals have desisted from marking the progress
of recovery.

EPITAPH.
If dress aod pbyak meld bet we
Us mortals Imes tie dreary grave
'Tis haws that I took foil sesseib
Of she Aposhocery's stet,
To Isiooprehmed life's busy feast
To NI a century at least;
Dot spite of all the Doctor's skin,
Of daily draught end elebtly
loader. as are os.yee're
I woe seat bere at tirenty-ewe.--id
London, England, 1827-09-24

WI

The e irireclatig iriercilan fbr d Mayor for liti-efie
ing yeir excites considerable tamest in the tOwii, I"
we believe it is now deteriisined that d'sefere
will take place betseeen two of the eanclidatk Mr; V
cholas Robinson acid Mr. T. C. Owlet.; end, as In ii'
,ititahle cOngequence, thud) inOnly muse be itpfnde
gnd mtich disityphintment Must ensbe to thits'onsnmel
ful candidate. tVe believe both the Gentleiben new
for the office no Min of great reipeeribility of:dittos
ter, And that either of them wduld tindonliteclly-d•
_charge the duties of the sitdation without eying th
Inhabitants of Liverpoil any came to regret the dvt.
sum of the freemen:
Thursday night or Fi idey Mort.ing, the howl of M-
Doane, situated above kvert, n Cre cent, was rwhlw.
by some thietes, who effected an en enact .by Moans.
out a pane of glass froth one of the windows, We to
derstand chit they escaped with their booty, which cot
.sisted of a silver tei-pot and about thiity pounds molt'
of silver plate.—Commercidl Chroaide.

-THE EMPRESS CATHERINE OF RUSSIA.
The following rules for the government of the visitor s
were posted up by order of the Empress Catbertae, in
her private palace, celled "The Hercuitage":—

Sit down If you Kiri
and tbat

Where you please,
Withoot beiag desked bbadaid times.

-od _
Rules to whirl' Ow wit; weer heft aunt tube*.
1. They will lea*, their ascii? at tie dear, as also tielejlees
and their awards.

2. They will equally abandon ill preiensires to etiquette as well
as pride, if they mthaethnea find themselves Troubled with it. In a
word, every tbing which bears the slightest resemblance to pct►
taniptino.
5. They will be gay without being boisterous, and win take
care not to break or damage any thing, nor to bite any &Mg, let If
be what it may.

4. They will sit or stand according to their piefeare, or ws k
about if they take it into their heads, without regard comber people.
S. They will neither speak too mach wrat tee loud, in order that
other people's ears may not be andoyed.
6. They will argue without warmth e► passion:
7. They will neither sigh nor yawn, fee fear of communicadng
their'ennui to the company.
S. If any proposes an innocent amusement, t►ey others will join
in it with good will.
O.
At table every one win eat whatever he pleases, and•os much
as he pleases ; but be will drink Moderately, so that he may be able
to walk home.
10. In going out, an disputes will rte forgotten, and that which
has catered by one ear will pass out at the ether. II any one is
conekted by the testimony of two witnesses, of having Infringed
any of the above regulations, the culprit .halt be condemned, for
each breach, to drink a glass of cold water, without even excepting
the Ladies, and to read a page of Telemachus. He who Ilion In
fringe three of the regulations during the same evening, shall be
obliged to recite di stanzas of Telemachus.
London, England, 1827-09-24

'HE 1C1246, 4th

,
Vhdrsolef, Sept. kreoonntlivine Berrie •
Was performed in the presence of the Ktrics and his
Household attendants, by the Aishop of Cmckaafam at
the New Chapel 11 •yal. It is reported that some further
improvements are about tb be added to the Royal
Lodge, consisting of a new music•rooin, diming room,
and kitchen; and that the KING will go to Brighton,
as the Castle will not, it is said, be ready• for his MA-
nail; 'reception this ylar. It is expected that his
MAJESTY will go to town the latter end of this week,
or the beginning of next, in order to take leave of her
Majesty the Queen of Wt.:arming, previous to her
departure for Wurtemberg.
The Queen of WORTEllesno has a hot luncheon every
day at half•past one o'clock, after which, with her Royal
Highness Princess AUGUSTA, she in general takes an
airing in het pony phaeton, or close canine, and dines
at half-past six. Her MAJESTY has, since her arrival
in England, enjoyed excellent health.
London, England, 1827-01-18

~;~.

IT. JAMES'S PALACLTIIII LT,NO IN STATE.
This day being appropriated for file ceremony of the
lying in stete of the remains of tbe Illustrious Doke, as
might be experted the public ertprtation was highly,
excited to witness so awfully inWosing a cersposy; and'
it being generally understood, that such
would be made as wool/ tecure• sufficierata=seellassf:
scout° and egress from the suite of Royal'apastmesle,
the'attendance of Ladies. of elegant drab *cow
plished beauty, was very gnat; bet from IllitEsese
fel
pressure, we fear but comparatively few of '
assemblage obtained admittance : -those who *ere -
fortunate, ' sustained considerable intOnvettleoce floe
the great crowd. '
The streets of the metropolis from an early hoer in the
morning presented a cootimied'eraisofpodestriaessibedt
sexes dressed la deep emend%Worries foibitllleteedell
of this ancient fabric ; and it essid be observed that the
demeanour of the Public dit met peeseat that ha
egitatio., or levity of feeliat • it is aid charge-
terisesthe Rritish people iron the isceaiiiii don pub-
lic sight ; oft the contrary 'they' displayed that aeries,.
eels of sorrow, which too well denoted their heartfelt,
litoaecial : and it might be said their, appearance'
*ere laid twos of the feeling of an tiering r'
hoirogit to the remains of deceased Royalty than of
graultaation of curiosity. The lime of casuals.-
emaltiowed and etteaded iathree ranks frosn'L
clogs to the Palace at St. James's. Having thus brai.
irtieett the throng . as it hastened forward, we now
lipictibethe artitarisents.
THE GUARD OF LIONOIIR
Was cotnpo.ed of a squadron of the.-Lancers. A Cap
tain's Guard being drawn up in Palknall, laratidiatelf
at the left of she principal gate of-the Palace. to a. phi
sage along tbbfampath to the tatty, which, epee sietiFy
side, was seetwail by stsong palings and beams of ties-
giber, placritXtaoreersely in every direction to check •the
pressure. A Lieutenant's Guard, of the Fate Guards,
kept the way clear. sod insisted the police, which was
Wader the superintendence of Sir Richard Mirnie and
*r. Halls, in fu:l Coon dress in keeping order.
• ; *HR POLICE
'IN intim.' all the dismounted pfrol Wag ts.._
flea their stmiew s, and
w placed in variams pusitioes ,
lati:11-pd St. James's Park to -Isropirder.. 'The
ii Ali ha the direction Nettie feta.
' i 'IT. 44,111L3114TREZT • - r'""! •
peitieged de *gat dense asamif pen= 00.11411-
494/ of every house wereyeeepied by
set
doe Wafted scene.
The end of this skillet.
way eessideseble discuses is owls directive arse' s& ,
seamy wosthickly crowded, and hods thereat -
4:4
lives aboast impossible tomove.rwiseltdooe~'
Aetna 054.-- ' -**w tootlabp mai families* a fileirill

ensile poor the
to d attbe pohl
toad in sails a as

rem, atle,

Of obsas.
WOWshy
I intiLANC, Tti iirt "kilts '
of 'Yawns of dm Guard,' 'who.
thiectod ohs Oak 410 dot Wien,
dos* bfislig
London, England, 1827-01-20

• - SORE THROATS, HOARSENESS, &e.
IigUTLER'S ACIDULATED CAYENNE LO
Jill MINORS are particularly reememended for habitual Sore
Throats; relaxation of• the Unita ; enlargement of the Tonsils,
ind that description of Hoarseness which arises front relaxation of
the membranes of the Throat, and the parts contiguous.

The Cayenne Lozenge has been found of great utility to such
Persons as are frequently in the habit of-speaking in public ; they
may therefore advantageously be used in the Senate, at the Bar, and
in the Pulpit, and the highest testimony in this Alusical World has
been advanced in their favour, especially le those cases, where, from
the eaistant use of the voice, or the influence of a humid atmosphere,
the membranes have become relaxed, and diminished in their tone.

These Lozenges are also recommended as a stimulus, during
Yield Sports; they are refreshing and prevent Sore Throats, Heine.
Sess, &a. to those who are unaccustomed to exposure in the morning,
before the dew has passed off, and in moist and foggy evenings.

Sold in beses, at 24. and 45.6 d. by Messrs. Butler, Chemists, Cheap.
side, corium 41 St. Paul's; 75, Princes.street, Edinburgh; sad 54,
ihickville-street, Dublin; Savory and Co. 156, New Bood.street ;
Wilintotr, SS, High.street, Borough ; and the principal Medicine
Venders in the United Kingdom.

Where niay be had, BUTLER'S, ANTACID LOZENGES
of QUININE, for relieving Heartburn, Flatulence, Indigestion,
Gouty Afectiobs, iod giving Tone to the Stomach. In boxes, at
Ss. and es. Id.
London, England, 1827-01-20

EVER ANXIOUS TO PREVENT IMPOSITION,
nAY and MARTIN respectfully inform the Public
1.1 they have, after nisch labour and at a very coookkeible 'ex-
pose, brew& to perfection a Label of inch singular construction
sad extreme dikaiky of execution, that they trust will effectually
prevent the mew Frands that are daily practised on the Public--
An attention to the *lowing description of the Label will enters
thvgensine Illiaftke papered by rhea. A iern•like Loma a
Piet colour awns the principal pan of the Label, the names of
Dsy and Martin we printed in white letters edged with pink and
Meek. and placed en a white ground, the &Urea:,

97, HIGH-HOLBORN.-
.
bake white letters edged with pink and black, but Placed in the
hr pattern' the dwutere and peke at feu are Mack ea a white
waled, thepeaurble and direedeaa fee use are printed u before,
dick letters as with, greead.
yr. Illigk-Meiltent September. 1811.
London, England, 1827-01-20

a Demos et placens tmor."—Hoa.
Thy heese, and (is the cup MM.
That bersey.drep) thy pleasing wife.
HAPPINESS " the gay-to-morrow of the mind" is
Insured by marriage; • the strictest tie of perpetual Friend_
skip," is a gift ftomHeaves, cementing pleasing with rearren, by
Minh, says Johnson, "we approach in same agree it aessdaden
I,4th celestial intelligence."
Previous, however, to entering inn this hallowed obligation, ft
browses an impend:re dotty, not only. to regulate the passions, bin
he cleanse the greeter nature from these impurities which the free-
des of unrestricted plemnre may have entailed gas it. To the
Neat of such attends% are andbotaile sow of those hapless
hipsances which, while they elate the eomosiseradiso of. the be-
holder, should also impreis Me with the fear ely
Luxurious habits wit ellhatiolloe the berly—alle=riss the
trr""
ituwreillinrf relax
1116:filMis 111"—beitee feelrentinec=seteh"
r
turd dignity into a state at lonnities, Nan wino:. abs *Amiga
sufferer more than doubts the chance of reffeL To al sods Meow
e address ourselves, offering hem ansegy, inescolar strength,
; nor will our advances appal, insssienalrie sanctiosed as
tar;by the multiplied proofs of SO yearemporasfel osmium.
easy cams of married life are semedmes disturbed, by tbe
ampoule° of those blessings which concentrate the nuptial wreath
—fee thole/sale habit is often constititinnelly weak—yet it can be
strengthened, and deficient energy improvedineehnecdomel power.
lo every as. of syphilitic intrusion, as well as is way relanden
of the generative economy, we pledge oar ability to care speedily,
Ind with effect. Haritestly solicitous to expel the unfeeling empyrie
tram the position so precumptueudy taken up, we deviate from
Itneral principles with leas hesitation; and mildest in our own
honourable integrity as Members of the College of Surgeons, we
ter the suffering community of either Sex (especially those entering
Iwo matrimonial life) at once to our house, where daily attendaase
is given for personal consultation; and letters from the country are
immediately answered ; these must contain a remittance for Advice
and Medicine, which can be forwarded to any part of the world,
ever distant. GOSS and Co. M.R.C. Surgeons,
No. 11, lionverie-street, Fleet-enact, Leaden.
rrJust published (Seventeenth Rdkion), 1. The Sate of Lau,
familiar Commentary on the above Diseases. Ind. ficonsana,
addressed eselusively to the Female. Sex. play be bad at 16,
Princes-street, Soho; 174, Fleet-street ; 4, Catherine-street, &rand ;
rwood, Gilbert, and Piper, 20. Paternoster-row ; and Chapple,
S 9. London ; Porter, 72, Grafton-street, Dublin
155, Trongate. Glasgow; 9, Caltno.street, Edinburgh;
er ill Booksellers. Price ss.
London, England, 1827-01-20

HENRY'S CALCINED MAGNESIA continues to
be with the most scrupulous care and attention, by
Messrs. stomas and' Wistasit lima:, Manufacturing Chemists,
Manchester. It is sold in bottles, price Is. 9d. or with glass
stoppers at es. ed. stamp included, with full dbections for its use,
by their various Agents in the Metropolis, and throughout the
United Kingdom; but it cannot be genuine, unless their names are
engraved on the Government Stamp, which is fixed over the cork
or stopper of each bottle. Of most of the venders of the Magnesia
may be had, authenticated by a similar Stamp, Hussy's AROMATIC
Seas? of Views*, the invention of Mr. Henry, and the only
genuine preparation of that article.
London, England, 1827-03-12

l/lriod

STRAND, I.4ondon
„ etild fa every Town in ttri Kingdom.
Ai DiWillf in Dottiest bd. 10d. 12d. add Itki. each.
"Aif PASFE eILACILI:2II, in Puts, 04. 12d. and fed. tech.
A lideliftl Put el PO" if equal to YAW lat Dollies of Liquids

rams TX! STMT.'S, BATED SATURDAY, MAUD 10.
CONSTANTINOPLE, Fay. 8.
The English Ambassador has renewed his rroposals
relative to the pacification of Greece, and in a note
which hE bas I..ittly presented, has demanded in the.
first place the cessation i.f hostilities. Great curiosity
is excited-to hear -what answer the Porte will give to
this noti, the verbal overtures of Mr.. Stratford Can-
ning and Mr. Me. tiacky on this subject basing been
hitherto without effect. It is affirmed, on the other
hand,that Russia and England seiiously desire to *top
the effusion or hlOO,l in the east, and that it may le
hoped that Ai. de Ilibeaupierte, %Oro is expected heti

.....
A circumstance confirms this presumption. It was alarmed that
he was beard to say, that even it the boiler should ►urst, it would
du no lnjury,because, Ming of wrought lion, it would mod and break
In pieces. The more we reflect on this disaster, them:we terrible
noes the injury appear which it might have caused two hours later.
Imagine an Immense crowd collected on the quays, abave and
below the bridge, and on the bridge itself, to see the carriages and
cavalcade pass by, and the effect that would have been produced
among such a dense crowd by the large pieces of the vessel falling
from the height to which they were thrown. Most of the share-
holders, and, a great many respectable persons who bad agreed to
be present at the Caps filllei3t, were happily prevented front attending.
The Mayor has been to-the wreck of the vessel, to see it it will
pose,blectu save any of the victims. Many affituieglicenes followed
this disaster. M. liougier, in tear fur his brother (one of the vic-
tims), souzlit Min among the dead ; but he was so dreadiully muti-
lated, ibat it was nut till a second inspecti.:n that berecogniaLd him
by kis humid. Au tkpressiOu of terror was observed on WC counte-
nances or she dead. The unfortunate Steel recalled the attitude of
a tom 'truck ends afftight, This evening at hal( past levee, the
Moue in itirtire carried away the remain a of the vessel.

. -
as It was 80 years ago; they may congratulate
salvos at still holding the staff of life in their
and that although their tenants thy secretly -
the principles of free trade Ay a pretty consider
demand for liquid corn liethe name of Brandy
neva, in spite of the despotic sway of the Customs
,Excise; yet against all foteign corn, grain,
is solid and substanthil shapes, the landlords ha
their apices and their bucklers, and where those
are raisisclobere shall no foreign commodity
to approach.—l am, Sir, your most oboditnl
Marsh, 1827.
London, England, 1827-10-06

EXTRACTS IRON IRON LETTERS.

ALUANTiItIA, AVG. 10.--The Paella', fleet tailed mi
Sunday, the sth, and his Highness set out for Cairo On
Tuesday, the 7th inst.. On the Bth inst. his Majesty's
ship Pelican arrived from Corfu, having on board the
Hon. Major Cradock, who is supposed to be the bearer
of some proposals to the Pacha on the part of our Go-
vernment, the nature of which has not yet transpired.
We look with some anxiety to the termination of the
;existing discussions at Constantinople; but whatever
may be the event, we see no reason to anticipate any
interruption to tbe tranquillity which we have hitherto
enjoyed, nor to our commercial relations with Eurdpe.
It is difficult to foresee what may be the consequences
in other parts of Turkey, should the Porte persist in
rejecting all mediation, and the Allied Powers proceed
to hostilities. The evils they are endeavouring to ob-
viate may be of much less magnitude than that into
which they are likely to fall by such an aet, and Russia
may ultimately find a pretext for marching in her troops
to settle the dispute. The Pacha's frigate, built at
Leghorn, arrived lag week under Turkish colours: that.
built at Venice is not yet arrived.
• Auousr 17.—The Arab, from Liverpool, came in a
few days back, after escaping from a Greek pirate.
Amin 20.—We are in time to acknowledge the
receipt this afternoon of your interesting letter of the
12th ult. including a copy of the treaty of the 6th of
.fttly. Nothing is )et khoOrn of the POWs Ideas
re-
girding the armed intervention. Mr. Salt (the.Ccartul'
General)
followed Str. boghoi (thePathes'bilolltet) tol
Cairo, a week ago.
London, England, 1827-05-10

caarsr's HOSPITAL.

Mr.JONEB complained that a resolution had been in-
troducrd for the adoptioc of the Governors of Christ's
Hospital. the object of which was to admit the children
of non-freemen into that institution, and thereby de-
stroy one of the most important privileges of the citizens
of London. He therefore moved that a special Com-
mittee, consisting of the Alderman and such members of
this Court as were Goueinors of Christ's Ho•pitil, to-
gether with seven others, le appointed to watch over
and report to this Court the proceedings of the Court
of Governors of thatlnstitutron.
After a few observations on the part of some of the
Aldermen present, the awing was agreed to, and the
Committee appointed accordingly.

. _
ifAVAL INTSLLtGENCR..
afar IL-0111111 tit to 41.--Arrived the Lavinia,
Coiras, INN )Vis Cara.
PLrseteYtr Itae.g —Wind LE—Sailed the Conoprlel Metric'.
fog Quebec.
The Now Friends' Endeavour. WASAISS, freer Portsmouth to 1
iwansea, was brought Into this port by the hoeisni tSe Pre ientive
Service. with her keel much damned. havierbeen en share near
the Desdman.
Orr Marroorn, May S.—Arrtred die George the Fourth,
.11asaow. and Earl of Balearras, Comeau*, from China; and the
.Sir G. o.borne, NISLSON, from ()Libelee.
Orr Wrystoimr, Mar s.—Arrived the Moira, from Madras;
and Eupbemia, trots Singapore.
TOSSAT, MAT 7.--Sailed the Asia. Ati,mr, Sir China.
POITSGOUTN• Mar 9.—Wind E. S. E.—Arrived the Stately,
Rocuirt. from Jamaica. Sailed the Melia, Srasuasou, for the
:Cape and Bombay.
that., Mae 9.—Wind E.N.E.—Arrived from London, the
Monotaineer, Carom, for Bombay; and Lady M•Naghten,
for Calcutta. The William Manning proceeded to London this
morning, towed by a steamer.
GAAS'S:SIND, MAT —A r lved the St. Vincent's Planter, —,
from Jamaica; Josepba, &sonar/sou, from Venice; Britannia. Oh:
ma, from Gibraltar ; Jg,ebylus, DOUGLAS, from Oporto; Swal-
low,Jons, from Lisbon; Martinique, Base, from Grenada; Maria.
Poona, from Malta; and Ark, Across?, from Sierra Lulli.
London, England, 1827-05-10

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

CHESTER RACES, Mar T.
The Grosvenor Sales of 15 sots ego, foe all •tK Mils sad

quarter.
Sir T. Stanley's ta b. Dr. Faustus, 5 irs
Sir W.Wynne'sb. m. &guurina, S yrs

1

Mr. Clifto'n's b. h. Beutaibdorf i in

Lod Derby's b. m. Urganda, i 7is

. _
Produce Sweepstakes of SO toy.. each, Lk coils, isa. 41b. Allies,
Mt. Two mike.
Lord Grosvenor's br. e. Oros de Naples . . 1
br. f. Burl/sloe . . s
!lir T. flunky's b. c. by Cotton . . 3
Ake mien carted bot were not placed, and one paid.
A Sweepstakes of IS mos. each, for Horses that none woo.
Two miles.

Mr. Clifton's b: f. Harriet, 4 yrs . . . 1
Mr. Thompson's eh. e. Predictor, 4 yrs . . a
Sir W. Wynne's b. f. Sabrina, 5 yrs . . S.
Lord Chesterfield's ch. f. by young Grimaldi, 4 yrs . 4
l'a• Tradesmen's Cup of lungs. added to • Pre* Handicap Stakes
of 13 son. each (21 &abstains.)
Sr T. Staaley's tat. h. Grenadier. 6 yrs, ast.2ll). . 1
;et T. Mostyn's b. c. St. David, 4 yrs, Tat. 111 b. . 2
Elgin others started, but were not placed, and i 2 paid.
The £llO Maiden Plate was won in three beats by :dr. Clifton's
Tam, boating Mr. Mytton's Let-bolero (who won the first heat,
and baked in the seen M) and four others.
' • 4100 TING MATCH.
Thursday a shootingsmoseis took place in the Barton Mill Adds,
Canterbury, between two Genticuen of that City, who were to
shoot at Martens and Swallows only, one was to have twelve shots,
and the other only six, and was to keep his left band In his pocket
whilst shooting. The bet wag decided in favour of the latter Gen-
tleman, who shot four bird. out of sit, which, considering that ht
Ats dirPri Ted of the use of his left hand, may be considered very ex.
epordimary. ,

SPARRING AT THE TENNIS COURT.
lialteheaded Bob took his consolatory benefit at the Tennis-court
yesterity. The Court was very tespectably attended; all the
settint.to was not of the fiat order. There were several firetsate
patio attendance, but "excuse" was the order of the day. These
men forget that it Is their own interest to make the ethibidus at-
„tractive. The amateurs cannot always be drawn by promises,
sebleb are Dever fulfilled. Among the best displays of the day,was
a set-to between Tom Bekher and Jem Burns. in which both did
thar beet, and afforded the highest satisfaction. Another between
Young Spring and Tom Reidie; and as a closer. Bob himself and
Torn Oliver. Bob, in returning thanks, said be hoped to prove on
the forthetinting fight, that he bad been taken by surprise, and that
his late defeat was entirely owing to holding his ansagenht toot:bear
-La anianthe into welch Ihnwoold not be led a minim" doe.
London, England, 1827-05-10

ri.ENU:NE PATENT MEDICINES, sold by
WWI. BUTLER., Cisemisti, Cbeapslde, corner of St.
VsuPs, London; 54, Sackvale-street, Dublin ; and 73, Princes-
olnneliiklinbursh. Appointcd Sole Agents for Dr. James's Fever
.Powder. and Anakptkc Pala, in the pLce of 'Alestrs. Newberry and
gOIIO

Anderson's Scots Pills Hooper's Pills
Anerlean Soothing Syrup llenry s Magnesia
Bleaching Liquid and Marking ....-- Aromatic Vinegar
Ink I Hunt's Family Pills
Braithwaite's Mack Drops I Juniper's Essence Peppermint
Crrhalic Snuff Lemon Acid for Punch, dtc.
I. andCheltenham! Salts Macassar and Russia Oil
Chinr's Wenn Lozenges Ozley's Essence Ginger
CoratedKali for Saline Draughts Ituspini's Dentrifiee, &c.
tadell's Balsam of Honey Solomon's Balm of Gilead, &c.
ti sin's Antibilinus Pills Singleton's F.ye Ointment
Dalby's Carminative Steer's Opodeldoc
lie Velno's Syrup Stoughton's Bitten
itch Drops, as irnported Seidlitz and Lemonade Powders
mnan's B..thing Spirits Soda and Ginger Beer Powders
C' W's Balsam Salt of Lemon and Scouring
"hand's Lotion Drops
Gsdhey's Cordial Sandwell's Issue Mister
Bastiam's Tincture Bark Turlington's Balsam
.. And every other Patent Medicine of repute.
norintra, Captains, and others, Cannot be too careful in the
Plic4se of the above articles for Exportation, as spurious knits.
One aregenerally In circulation. .
Drugs and Chemicals of the choicest quality.
A'
A Medicine Chests completely fitted for all Climates,
''' a Trioansvis's Gnsurna Cnsi.rninalat Sours, Merits. Bader
are appointed Agenti for.
London, England, 1827-05-10

IMF INTELLIGENCE.

-

COVEY OF CHANCERY. Mar 9.
rs SHE .NATTRIII 01 Ear 0110011 Y PAGE Timm

A LUNATIC.
Mr. Prett.t.tmona appeased in support of a petition
presented by the Committee of this lunatic. The object
of this application was, thit the recommendation made
by the Master, to whom the-matter had been referred,
'should be forthwith carried into effect. It was known
to the Court that Sir Gregory P. Turner was in prison
at the suit of several creditors, and among those credi-
tors one was an attorney, of the name of Wade. Mr.
Wade's debt arose in respect of professional attendance,
and he had been a witness to the execution by Sir
Gregory P. Turner, of judgments and securities which
had been given by him to Jews and other persons, with-
out having received any equivalent consideration. An
action had been brought by Mr. Wade, in which he ob-
tained judgment, and on this it was that Sir Gregory
P. Turner was now detained. The Master, in his re-
port, recommeoded an application to -the Court of
King's Bach to set aside the judgment ; and it was to
obtain the order of the Court to that effect that the.
Committee petitioned.
The LORD CHANCELLOR said be would read the pe-
tidos ;. pad in order that no unnecessary delay.might
be Celt in consequence, he would, if he saw no objection,
direct that the order might go, without the case being
mentioned to.him agaic

•VICE-CHANCELLOR'S COURT, MAT 9. •
TliS LAI'S OkbilLlNO TRANSACTION.
Atiivio v. WALZOPD.
When the ilegistrar called on this ease, which was
set down in tire paper to be argued on a demurrer to
the plaintiff's bill,
. The VICS-CHANCELLOR in Inked whether any Gen- ,
tleman appeared in it?
Mr../LNIGnT said, that he believed the Court would
hear no more of these cases.
• The VIcE-CitAwcscLua—The demurrer must, of,
course, be over-ruled, if the plaintiff appears; .if not,'
the cause must be struck out.
Mr, SOCDP.N, though he did not hold a brief in it,'
was pretty certain that no further proceedings would
kbe taken in this matter.
London, England, 1827-05-10

CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY .ELECTIONI

The Election of a Member to represent this Uniwieit
sity, in the place of Sir Joan Cortex, now Lord I.xso-
Hurler, commenced yesterday morning. The Ibus-
CHAUCILLoR entered the Senate shortly after mile
"'clock, and, having taken his seat at a table on a railed'
platform. the business of the election forthwith com-
menced. No at•empt wa• wade to enforce the admi-
nistration of the briber! oath. At the close of the Poll
yesterday, the numbers !tete.—

The Semmes Gam% . . . ITS
Mr. Timms' .•. 173
• .
mismerrme!
DOVER, MAY 9.

The arrivals of persons of haat ton from the Conti.
rent, have lately been very nomerons. To-day there
were at Walton and MATTISON)! Ship Hotel-
- _ _ _ _

The Rad of lama; General, and Mrs. &wee; Mrs. Bullock
and Family; who arrived by his Majesty's Packet (Swan) Cr...
fader, Captain Kam from Calais.
Also, Le Die de Minimises, La Dec de Crewel and Suites ; Hon.
Ira. aad Misses Cautileld; lion. Mr. and Mrs. Middleton • Lord
Templetown. and Mies Upton and Sake; Mews. Lsvence,
Digby. and Fitsherbert ; Han. Miss Erskine; Mrs. nadifillaM.
front Boulogne, by the Steam Packet, Britannia, Capt. aralesuu.
The Mayor, Jurats, and Common Councilmen of the Town and
Pon of Dover (in Common Council sweentiled). having rated an
Address to his Royal Highness the Duke of Clarence. temilueing
his Royal nighties& their sincere coniratolatiuns on the ocundis
his Most gracious Sovereign having revived the ancient dice of
High Admiral of England, and having been gracious!), pleased t
bunt hi. Royal Highness with this truly English and splendid
dry( his Royal Highness returned the foll•wing answer :
Gammen—l thank you mow cordially for your coaster
Bens on my appointment. by our most gracious Sovereign, to
important slice of Lewd High Admiral.
" I trust my conduct in this arduous and important station will
meet with the apptebatioe of my fellow-subjects.
0 I can never forget the many happy hours I have spent at Dover,
and shall ever recollect with pleasure being one of your Freemen.
" I am confident of your &.m loyalty and attachment to his Ma.
tfit; person, audio env glorious Constitution; and thank you
for your wishes respecting the 'Duchess sod myself.

f ma, Gentlewiien, yours sinctrely

roe. • MI RAU; y
" Admiralty, Nay 4. 1627. Wituen H."
The above address was presented to his -Royal Highness on PSI
day last, at the residence of Sir George Cockburn, at the Admiralty}
by the Mayor, George &ringer, Esq. accompanied by E. B. Min
brahani, Eel. M.P. and John Jeken, Mr. G. W. LedgerN
Town Clerk, and Messrs. Edward Rutley, Lewis Stride, R. S.
C.ert, ait4 Captain Edward Boxer, R. N. Members of the Cur-
rencies.
Digatiden were received by his Royal Highness with math
essimminis sod affability (having politely dispensed with their
`the trawl robes).
London, England, 1827-05-28

CRIMINAL INIPORMATION.

Mr, Bitooonma moved fora Rule to chew cause
why a criminal information should not be filed against
Mr. George Bettis, and Mr. Willi Wllliams, Attorney
at law of Caerrnarthen, (or an alleged libel on Lewis
Hughes, Esq. M.P. for Wallingford, published by them
n two Attiring Parris, imputing to him ousrupt .
London, England, 1827-05-28

FRENCH PAPERS.

FROM THE ZTOILE, DATED SATURDAY, WAY 26.
MADRID, MAY 14.
The General commanding in chief the Army of Ob- '
servation,has just made an energetic but respectful repre-
sentation to his Majesty. He begs him either to let his
army immediately enter Portugal, or to make it fall
back to Talavera de la Regna, on account of the great
desertion in all the corps, as he cannot answer for the
rest of the army, if it remain inactive. He has employed
all the means in his power, but in vain. The Captain-
General of Galicia makes similar complaints; he has
sent a courier to the Minister of War, to inform him that
the regiment of Navarre has lost a great many men by
desertion, and he fears that the example will be followed
by the other corps —lffelicateur de peeedeaue.
Don Ignacio Martinez de Villela, President of the
London, England, 1827-05-28

EMPLOYMENT OF THE POOR.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE STAR.

Ste—Considering that. to avoid evil is the most co*.
mendable step to the adoption of positive good, and
that the one is frequently the precursor of she ether,
one cannot help entertaining emotions the stostphadisig.
in thit the design of sending away oar industrious
opulAtion, is now abandonded, and the experwe sad
unnatural experiment of foregoing the service ore large
portion of our community is, fora time, at least arrested
And no that we are again throws back epos our
iesou tee, and the inquiry fairly retarns—m What is to