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London, England, 1827-03-21 00:00:00

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.

W. Noble mid Al. N. Genuine, Hartietes•httildinga, lace ma-
eteficturrrs. • Timothy Daws and William Lamy, Little Grove-
after, Lision-greve, St. Alary-la-bonne, dealers. Nathaniel Gew
and John M. Galbraith, Edinburgh, made sellers. Thos. Hawke.
and Hager W. Hawke,. Dudley, Worcestershire, glass manufac-
turers. Jonathan With,, Grafton Width and W. Thompson Lee,
Leeds, Yorkshire, woollen cloth merchants. John Lancaster and
David Marsden, Cowries, Yorkshire, fancy woolks manufacturers.
Ann Bout and Win. Barton Rout, Portsmouth, tailors. John B.
Snowden, John Elliott, and William Conworth, Norwich, linen•
drapers. Beoj. Ambrose Hall, John Sutton, and Thomas Am.den,
Shhmeranreet, Leghorn and straw-bat manufacturers. Thomas

Pemberton and James Price. Birmingham, jewellers. William
Kilby and William Field, Bushey, Hertfordshire, butchers. !)Avid
I'rice, William Burman, and henry Smith, Upper Smithfield, sur-
geons. Peter Cross and John Petfield, Ilessle, Kingston-upon.
Hull. traders In corn. Thomas Beale and James !leaden, Alton,
t:uuthampton, drapers. Joseph Yanseller. Loudon, and George
Banks, Anthony Joseph Armando, and Arthur Collenao, Bahia,
t..rtchants. James Wortley and Anthony Tyres.. Lowton, Lan-
e Ante, cotton spinners. Jas. Hope and Peter Walmeley, Preston
Lu cash:rr, builders. Guillaume Fromoli and Sylvester Roaming:
jewellers. William Francis Walker, Samuel Smart,
Joseph Susan, Devizes, Wiksbire, grocers. James Wrigley
tad John Nuttall. Bridge-hall Paper-mills, Bury, Lancashire,
paper manufacturers. William !!'Cowen and James Scott, Liver-
pool, plumbers and glaziers. James Haywood, Ralph Thornley,
John Heywood, William Heywood, and Collin Ogden, Waterhead
Mill. near Oldham, Lancashire, cotton splatters.
I LITA R Y PROSIOTIONS.
WAR eIIICE, MARCH 19. 1827.
I.t Regiment of Dragooes—.Major Thomas Marten from the half
pay, to be Major, vice Philp Dontlll, who exchanges, receiving
the difference ; &leant Mayer James Kelly lobe Quartermaster,
vies WiWam Waddell, who mikes upon bill pay.
Ditto--blajor Charles Wyndham, treat the UK par to be
Major, vice James Wemyn, who exchanges, receiviag dee dif-
ference.

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lrh /tee:lent of LW Dragoon—Da it Corres,by
Ricbard Fawkes, Giet.vbe Chishilhaion•Prooirßeil%

don, Gent. vim Rhos, promoted. . •
15th Ditto— Meytick Jones, Gem. t• le Cuenet. by
Mohan, promoted,
16th Dieu—Valentinisjleenett Siorpoisita amt. to be
purchase, vice Here, promoted.
3d Regiment of Foot Guards—Edward Walter Walker,
be Ensign and Lieutenant, by purchase. vim Parnell. who reatoa-
lst Regiment of Fax—Eusign William Daum* Bedford to be
Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Macpbereem;pcsobsted.
To be Ensigns, by purchase—ilenry Anguatos Diann, Gent. vice
Going. promoted; George Rene athrow. Gent. vice Bedford.
Sid Ditto—Major Allan Cameron, from half pay isa Foot, to be
Major, vice Henry Marley, who ezchaliges; llospital Assistant
Edward Overton, to be Assistant krona.
4th Ditto—Captain William Holmes Mitten to be Major, by pur.
chase, vice Anwyli, promoted; Liestemot Richard Cbetwode
to be Captain, by purchase, vice Dutton ; Endre Arthur Win.
Alloway, to be Lieutenant, by purchase. vim Cbetwode; Drat.
Jobs Kirsopp. from half pay Royal Artillery Drivers, to be Pay.
* master vice Thomas Mitchell Anderson, who reverts to his halt
pay as Lieutenant.
Sth Ditto--Lieutenant Walter Lacy Yes, from the balfpq to be
Lieutenant, vice Fitzgerald, promoted.
6th Ditto—Ensign William Curteis to be Lieutenant, by purchase.
vice Eyre, promoted ; Beresford William Shaw, Gent. to be En-
sign, by purchase, vice Curtels.
lOth Ditto—Captain George Beauclerk, from the bait pay to be
Captain, vice John Hart, who exchanges, receiving the dif-

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&recce.
llth Ditto—Hospital Assistant Alexasder Thom to be Assistant
on.
12th&W Ditto—Captain Henry Arthur O'Neal, from the half pay, to
be Captain. viee David Durk, who exchanges, receiving the di(-,
ferrate • Hospital Assistant John Giilloe to be Assistant Surgeon,
vice Dealey, appointed to the 15th Light Dragoons.
33d Ditto--Captain John Gray, from half pay 54th Foot, to be
Captain, vice Lonsden, promoted.
34th Ditto-.-To be Lieutenants--Lieutenant William Renter,
front half pay 62d Foot. vice Joseph Lynam, who enchants.;
Lieutenant William Sumpter Wood, from half pay 65th Foot,
vice Macfarlane, prom reed ; brutenant Charles Sturgeon, from
the half pay, vice ricking, promoted ; Lieutenant Croften 'Tho-
mas Vandrleur. from the half pay, vice Welland, promoted.
Ond Ditto—Lieutenant William Guthrie, from the half pay, to be

Lieutenant, •ice Robertson, promoted.
43th Ditto.—Lieutenant Kingston Dodd Lloyd, from the Royal
Staff Corps, to be Lieutenant, vice Grant, promoted.
47th Ditto—William Fell White, Gent. to be Ensign; by purchase,
vice IC Nally, promoted.
46th Ditto—Lieutenant James White, from half pay York Chas-
sews, to be Lieutenant, vice Hughes, promoted.
33d Ditto—Lieutenant Henry James Lloyd, from the half pay, to
be Lieutenant, vice Impett, promoted; Edward Bond, Gent. to
be Ensign, by purchase, vice °richer, who retires.
55th Ditto—Lieutenant John Clayton Cowell, from half pay 84th
Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Niebobon, promoted.
56th Ditto.-. Lieutenant William Mayne, from half pay Royal
Artillery, to be Lieutenant, vice Higgins, promoted.
60th Dkto—..Hospital Assistant Thomas Borges to be Assistant
Surgeon.
61st Ditto—To be Lieutenants--Ileutenant Francis John Swaine
Hepburn, from the half pay, vice Dr Lacy, promoted; Lieute-
nant Richard %Yalwyo, from the half pay, vice Armstrong, pro.
moted ; Lieutenant Charles Frederick Bartell Josses, from the
bait pay, vice Mackenzie, promoted.
To be Ensign, by purchase—Gentleman Cadet Marcus Blair, from
the Royal Military College, vice Dick, promoted.
6/4 Ditto—Lieutenant James Hamilton Anstruther to be Captain,
by purchase, vice Reppel, promoted ; Ensign Thomas Grayson
to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Anstrother ; Lieutenant
David Surges, from the half pay, to be Lieutenant, vice Francis
Carr, who exchanges, receiving the difference ; Francis J. Ellis,
Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Grayson.
65d Ditto—Hospital Assistant Wdli.m Irwin /Jreslio to be As-
sistant Surgeon.
65th Ditto--Lleutenant John, Lane, from the half pay, to be Lie,.

tenant, vice Cotbraise, prointed.
10th Ditto—To be Lieutenants—Lieutenant William iodine
Crompton, from the half pay, vice Edmonds, promoted; Lieu-
tenant Robert Henry Ilaubury, (cunt half pay 70th Foot, vice
1111C-arthy, promoted.
Nth Ditto—Resign Evan blaephermo to be Liiroteinant, by pur
chase, vice Smith, promoted ; George Witham, Gent. to be En-
sign, by purchase, vice Macpherson.
69th Ditto—Lieutenant Samuel Ives Sutton, from 29th Foot, to
be Lieutenant, vice Parker, promoted ; Moira John Edward
Codd,-front the half pay, to be Ensign, vice Bennett, whose ap-
pointment has dot taken place.
74th Ditto—lieuteuant Thomas Gordon, from the half pay, to be
Lieutenant, vice Alves, promoted.
176th Ditto—lieutenant John blentgoeuaie. from half pay Riga
Brigade, to be Lieutenant, vice Gould;pronyned.
20th Ditto—Lieutenant William Hartle Christie, from the half

pay, to be Lieutenant, vice Edwards, promoted.
87th Ditto--Hospital Assistant William Wallace to be Assistant
Surgeon, vice Drown, promotes' in the 45th Foot.
88th Ditto—Lieutenant William Siniou Houghton Fitzroy to be
Captain, by purchase, vice Ilellock, who retires; Ensign Charles
McClintock to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Fitzroy.
To be Ensigns, by purchase—George Dr La Fore Derestord. Gent.
vice hl'Clitstock ; Edward Rely Hutchinson, Gent. vice Knot,
promo/std.
Seth Ditto—Lieutenant John Lawton' Kingston, from the half

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pay, to be Lieutenant, vice Sutton, appointed to the 69th Foot ;
Captain Charles Dowson, from half pay 55th Foot, to be Pay-
master, vice Anderson, appointed to the iith Foot.
97th Ditts.-Ensign Henry Elshicock to be Lieutenant, by pur-
chate, vice Cheney, promoted; Snutbcote Mansergb, Gent. to be
Roy:T. by purchase, vice ILndcock.
aff Corps.-Second Lieutenant John Hambley Humfrey,
from Royal Artillery, to be Pint Lieutenant, vice Lloyd, ap-
pointed to the 45th Foot.
Ceylon Reginsent—CaptalnGeorgeinghatn,from half pay 9tl Ceylon
Regiment, to be Captain, vice Churchill, promoted ; Francis
Rowland Nash, Gent. to be Second lieutenant, by purclia.e,
vice Powell, promoted.
Ore Corps (Infantry)—Major William C 4 z, from the half pay to
be Map.. vice Forbes, appointed to the 6911 Foot.
To be Captains—Captain Robert S. Aitchison, from half pay of
' taw Regiment ; Captain William Asbe, from half pay of the
Regiment.
To be

John Lewk Lavoine, vice Harrison,

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*dr half-pay :
Maim Charles Napier. half-pay Royal Artillery; Major pOhl
Pilkingtoa, half pay Unattached; Major Rkhatd Barringtair,
half pay Unsteadied ; Lieutenant John Annie, half pay. tfas
Foot; Lheetenlat William Eden Lees, half pay I I tit Foot;
Ceram John am,, half pay Royal Waggon Train; Lies-
temmt-C,Monel Joseph Wells, half pay Islam Meld Mast
of Militia; Captain Richard Edward Animistic half pay Nova
Saida Faodhlest Can Charles de Hankbaff pay 6Uth Pang
Paymaster Marks Thomas Saseathinan, half pay Waterville's'
Ragiammat ; Lleatteant James Chapman, half pay 6lst Foot.
The Christian Milbri of Ensign have, of the Royal Afrkan
galenist Corps, ant Jahn blatcluun ; tnd of Ensign Crean, of the
Corps, are lianas Abbott.
b*DNANC& ounce, MARCH 20, 1827.
Carps of Royal Esaginters--MaismGeo. Samuel Trevor Dickens
to be Coloael-Canansandant, vice Teri, deceased.
Royal Regiment of Artillerp—Secoad Lieutenant Arthur Gawk
to be First Lkatsaant, vice Ward. deceased ; First' Lieutenant
William Hopkins Mite be Second Captain, vice Cohitt. retired
on half pay; Sew ind Lieutenant Charles Bantam Beauchamp to
be Fine lieutenant, vice Hill.

The 67th Regiment have received order* temarch froniWindsnr
to Weedon in Northamptonshire.
• Detachment belonging to the 16th (the Prince of Wales's
Royal Lancers)entbarked on Monday, on board the Edward trans-
purt, at Portsmouth, for Portugal.
Detachments belonging to the 14th and frith Regiments of 1n..,
Usury embarked tbsa morning, on board a steam-vessel in the
River, for Gravesend, on route to Chatham.
A Detachmentbelt:aging loth, 6th Regiment of Foot embarked
this morning. on board a stsanwittesel in tie River, for Gravesend,
on roulette Canterbury.
GENERAL ORDER.
Horse-Guards. March 14, 1627.
It appears that the order of the 6th A.1'0111,111244 has
not been properly * throughout the Army, and that
much irregularity still talus, regarding the care of ammunition in
the possession of Regimens, and the return of it into store, as
occasion snry require. lie Commander-111.0dd ends it necessary,
therefore, to gine more enplich instructions, in order to avert the
evils likely to result trona a want of attention to this subject.
First, AU Regiments ate to have, in the constant-possession of
the men, ten rounds of service ammunition, which is to be under
the daily inspection of Others of ettinpaities..
Secondly, When any emergent circumstances shall arise to call
for a further supply, it will be afforded, to the 'went of fifty
rounds per man, so as to WI the pouches, which are calculated to
hold sixty cartridges.
Thirdly, This ammunition melt be carried by the soldier; and
should the emergency require the possession of a still further
supply, such eaten must be kept in the barrack mote or magazine,
and on the march be carried in the usual mantic with other regi-
mental stores, under the special charge of the Quarter-master.
Fourthly, When the emergency shall cease, underwhich entre
asnatenition shall be issued, the races in possession of the men, as
weU as that in charge of the Quarter-master, shall be delivered into
an ordnance store, when a regiment shall come within the im-
mediate vicinity of any of the uudercnentioneil ordnance nations.°
Fifthly, When ammunition in possession ul the men shall becalm
loose, or broken, it shall be taken from them, and carried under
charge of the Qautermsaster, otatil an opportunity shall offer side.
Uvetlug it into, or exchanging it at, pi ordnance store.
Sixthly, Officers oaf moodlognsimesta are to eerier the utmost
ettentloo from Mom •01l canposeies to the constant Inspection
and ari1...440.0 101100.11116110114,610111ba of the men, and to direct
that no mei or broken anomonities shall ever be permitted to
'MAR in their poaches.
Seventhly, All practice enniggigliebtk go be kept sad carried
ander charge of the Qiuszter-M.Meta who-will preserve a correct
distinction in his returns between practice and service ammunition.
Commanding Ofacers of Regiments ase held strictly responsible
for the t observance of all these Orders, so that no ammunition
shall ever be left, ender any circumstances, in barracks or quarters.
By Comniand of his Grace the Commander-M-Chiel,
HENRY TUItIIENS, Adjutant General.

• Carlisle, Chester, Dover, Gravesend, Hull, Hyde Park, Land-
pant Fan, Pendennis Castle, Keybans Puha, near Plymouth.
Priddy 's Ilard,'near Portsmouth. Scarbaeoush, Sheerness, Upnor
Ca‘tie, near Chatham, Weedon, lisikbbo Fon Go*no, Stirling
Castle, Dublin, Athlone, Ourlemony Cork,,Cock Harbour, Charles
Fort, Dooesonou Fort, gonlskillel Lisseiek.

LAW INThLLIOSNCL

V/CLCHANCILLOWS COMA Maws !A
INJUNCTION.

Mr. LYNCU applied to the Court for an injunction to
restrain a person named Cater from selling or other-
wise disposing of certain heir looms of which he was
the tenant for life. The Learned Gentleman stated,
that the Sheriff was about to take this property in exe-
cution at the suit of a creditor of Cater, and that it
became therefore necessary to have a receiver at once
appointed to it, with the ♦iew of preserving it for the
benefit of the reversioner.

The VICE.CHANCELLOR inquired whether Cater was
not entitled to the enjoyment of these heir looms for life?
Mr. LTRoss answered in the affirmative.

The Vice-CmoNcaLcoa—Then you call on ape to set
aside the will, by taking the property out of his hands.
Mr. Lytscu had no objection that Cater should con-
tinue to have the enjoyment of the property. The ap-
pointment of the receiver would merely have the effect
of protecting the property a ithout interfering with the
rights of the tenant in possession. Cater could still
use the property ; but. as the property would be under
the controul i f a receiver, it was probable that no one
having a claim against Cater would meddle with it.
The Vres.CliaNClLLoll—The first act of the receiver
must be to take this property into his own hands,how then
can Cater have that enjoyment of it, to which, under the
will, he is clearly entitled, whilst it is in the possession of
another ? It is a most extraordinary application, and one
which I cannot giant. I have no objection, however,
to grant an injunction to restrain Cater from making
away with the heir looms. There is no occasion for the
appointment of the receiver, inasmuch as no creditor
of Cater can meddle with property so as to affect the
rights of the reversioner,
Mr. lieast.n, who appeared for the mortgagee of the
property, said that one portion of these same heir looms..
consisted of PAW —(A laugh).
Mr. LYNCH—WeII, how can we help that? The tes-
tator declares that all his stock is to be considered a
heir loom.

The Vics-CrrAtrceir.oft granted the injunction, but
refused the other part of the application.

ROLLS COURT, MARGE. to.
WYNNE AND OTHINUI AUAINST WYNNE.

In this case a bill had been filed about 20 yearsago,
praying an account. The cause had advanced to a
certain extent in the time of Sir William Grant; but
has, until very lately, made very little progress. It
came on this evening before the Court, on further direc-
tions. In art anging the details, a question was raised
between the Conn* about the payment of certain costs.
Mr. SUGIDaII herwobserved, that this case was well
deserving of the•attention of persons in authority* else.
where. He (Mr. Sugden) had often declared on the
floor of that Court, and he would now repeat the de-
' aeration, that the very existence of such a cause was a
disgrace to the Court. Here was a bill filed about 25
years ago, and having originally no other object but t: e'
settlement of an account ; whilst, in consequence of the
litization which bad bean so ruipwsly.pto►racted, the

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enartt for life was compelled to corneAn the Court to he
fed, and out of his °or:estate, to ask for hi, daily support
a-pittance, Which he obtaiebt st so etpenee greater than
could be demanded fee the loan of the same such by the
most eater donate usurer in et istence. These trusters/rave
upon every such demand by the tenant for life, corne.h;
to oppose him, and appeared by two Solicitoss and two
sets of Counsel, and have as effectually destroyed the
property of this man as if they had thrown it into tye
Thames.
Some suggestion having been made as to the best
method of expediting the cause,
The Nested of the Notts said he Into endeavors,.
by some means or other, to put an end to this suit. if
it continues much longer, there will be ao properly let
to quarrel ahout.
Mr. geiciseN—The continuance of such a snit fir seek
a time is absolutely disgraceful to the Court itself.
The Manes of the Rocca—An intelligent mew
would be able to settle the whole matter its a fortaighrt
Mr. Strove, propdsed, with a view ro the saving of
eapense, drat the irustees may, in future proceedingrf
be restrained frosdrappearing by such an array of
beim. and Counsel as had already swallowed up the
greater pact of the unlucky estate,
The MAiTiR of the Rot.cs.—The expenses of the
case have been most horrible. If the facts connected
with it stem to be given to the world, they would M.
tainly excite a strong sensation in the public mind in
regard to the administration of justice in the Courts of
Equity.
After some further discussion, some disputed pots!,
were arranged by the Counsel in Court, and cid*,
referred to the Master for investigation.

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POLICE

II NSION-HOGSB.
Yesterday apeman same. MD's, who amps a Isdgbigthltesehr
sailors, la the neighbourhood of itattlif-highway, appeared boot
the 1.011 Mem*, semempanied by a number of Americas
to complailt WWI the Captain cache Beaver, an Monica. vessel,
now lying in the London Docks, wader rather singular dram.
stances. Mikes statement was to the falinwing 'Let :—lle
men, who Were all invalids, bad applied a bha far rituals sod
lodgings a few days age, represeming that their Captain bad tweed
them adrift, without giving them a farthing at their wages. pet o
the unfortunate fellows bad been whipped by order of the equin.
The rest of the complainants wets et ophsiss that they had as
alternative but to appeal to the Chief Magistrate.
The Lino Maries.-osi cannot haterfeer, asither party owe this
country allegiance. But certainly it Is the busions of the Could
to enquire into the cirannetanees •
Here a young Gentleman stepped forward sad said, that be was
Vies Consul, and had a few words to say in explanation. Beery
necessary enquiry had, be smeared the Lord Idayoi,been made into
jhe circumstances of the complaint by the Comet The seance
*lle expressing a wish to go knows hospital, were at once provided
with births in the Grampus, but they refused to go thither, white
*Very attention would be paid to their health. or return to the Be.
liver, where they would be received by the Captain, who was tints
fore obliged to consider them deserters.
It was not generally known in this country, that the American
sailors are in the habit of smuggling enter large quantities of tobacco,
and that the greatest inconvenience was aten experienced on ac-
count of that practice. It was in fact frequently the ease, that an
American vessel bad been seized, to the surprise of the Gptais,
who upon 'skies the cause, was told that smuggled sibsas seas
on hoard. The trouble and expense to wbeh the ship SIM
in consequence of the conduct of the seamen, had she.
Captains to ?emit to methods which might appt ar far tboaselinelisa
of other offences harsh. 111 the ease of the Boatswain of if* islhar,
V/ i: DtSll V* had been examined, who declared that the Claptais bad
ascertained that the pretended sufferer had in his pomades a via&
thy at tobacco; sod that hr (the Captain) had t heroism, ordered him
if lashes, which sere given to him over kfa thick clothes, acme
the ribs; that the thi.tswein theseeforward doubled himself ep,
said he was dewroyed, and Dever should be able to gebrateet
illphif diet he nevertheless walked as strsugkt as an meow epos a
sibbillitannt occasion, but that upon being observed by amiteseas
i-she knew ft was a trick, be suddenly fed into the diverted also
[`lna described. The Captain was now ready to Wm she cam
Hiplinents back.
Mlles denied the correctness of this staseenesit ; he odd, lievemee,
that the men were willing to go beet if the Coosa inlaid swam
them against cruel treatment.
The Vice-Consul said that nothing whatever was to be gams
headed from the Captain.
The LOS, MAYOR observed, that the explemedem given by the
Vier-Consul was satisfactory. His Lordeldp. desuaresr, recom-
mended the case of the seams to more than amelogenenitletatise,

•and expressed his confidence that the Consul would imerfereein
each a manner m would prove mutually mervieeable to the partite.
BO W-STRIIIIT.
Yesterday Cassie Arnim Nevem and Cominandant Zierafeel
Barrqui, both Olken In the Aney,were brought is ear
Cody to this Oak*, charged by de Saellago y de &wide,
with an attempt to provoke him loll* a dad Beth the raw.
plateant and the defendants were eseampemied by interpreters, hew
whom it appeared that the weliplelowt Sad written a works 101-
porting to be " a real life el Nina." he width the claims of that indi-
videal to the character et it pods* were denied, and that which was
said to he an authentic/Weep el his We, a narrative comb* sew.
eel imputations relisetkig ea the character of General Miss Was
given se as ancosement which the public 'sight rely. It appeared
that the complieeetorlao is attached to tin keyaliaparty la Spain.
advertised his weal mine time ago. la ateelieence of which he
received a esemeassimeisa from Captain Neguerz, who called Wm.

self the Simi el Kesel Mee Main that he bed fabriraddi
deem of illmbemles sad ealling.em Nous irklkdraw the peklimiket
which he had mmeeneed. It it tact that say sake ins
total by the emegiaimee of thb.tmumtteiemieerl but Also few
days slow. he Mewed Ms &Mediation,. helm walled spew hr
Cesummetisnt Ilemegtd. to thelest el Csplakt
who was the Maim K a written seiggept, rodoodis `—
impetailass es emend blizataeskula. fat the week
advertised was traded in rpm the Co
taarelsee, ea behalf of his bleed the Oupaki, required me
eoespidimat immediately to m alit he Amid prepare himself
to give the femme; who wee le elesdkate the homer
Irdoildo °Mod Its ad/mien el a Geode-
:Mend' 411111016" posesedsd to this take, sod
.warraeta wheat the- which were executed at
Zee tbeir respective reOdgesesimemeggy morning.
defoaddulddodloed either to defend or expleis the port
which they had tabekakd
Sir Remus, Bums slid that be fek himself *bled epee te
quire them to enter into solielent sureties to keep the pmts.
In the evening hail was found.

TItIAD.MILLII.-At Lewel, each tramper walk] at
1 the rate of 6,600 feet lo ascent per day ; ea Tpswich, 1,450; at St.
Alban's, tt,ooo ; at Bury, 8,490; at Cambridge, 10,176; at Der-
bam, 14,000; at Brixton, Guildford, and Reading, the summer
rate exceeds 15,000; while at Warwick the summer rate is about
17,000 feet in ten hours.

DIED.
Sunday aennigit, after a lingering Mona, aged 58, the &t•
Nicholas illarsbal Hacker, of &amuse, late Rector of Kiddingtor.
Oztordairr, and formerly Recut of Long Marston, la the county
of Gloucester. which latter he resignedin the year zios.
The let I. by Dundee, Susanna, widow of the late Admiral
Laird, of Strathmartin, Nati ikitaln.

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Dublin 1 0
Water&rd 1 0
G Sisal and Jersey 1 1
Lisboa 0 0
Donagbadet o 0
Buenos Ayres 0 1
Holland 0 11

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Franc e 0 0
Hamburg 0 3
Auden 2 0
Sweden 0 1
Brasil 0 0
Ames-lea 0 0
Leeward Islands 0 0

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Morning 34 minutes after 9
Afternoon a o,nutis after 10

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