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London, England, 1827-10-10

LISBON, Sim te.

The Euphrates English galley, William Bukhara
Master, artised yesterday in eight days, from Cotk,
with a crew of 32 men, and 459 English passengers,
whoare going to Rio de Janeiro.—Lisbon Gaz.29th Sept.

Hamborgh Papers to the 6th inst. have %Ist; been
received, from which we give.the following extracts:

VIENNA, San. 17.

The accounts that have been received here from the
frontiers, of a serious demonstration of the Russian
army on the Pruth, is contradicted by the Russian
Legation at our Court.
His Imperial Highness the Archduke Ferdinand of
Este in returning Isom his tour of in.pection in Hun-
gary, bas bean attacked and plundered by robbers, in
the great forest of Bakouy, on the frontiers of Croatia.
His Imperial Highness had no escort with him.
It is now generally affirmed that the Infant Don
Miguel will go by wiy of London, and make some stay
in that city.
London, England, 1827-10-19

FttENCII PAPERS.

PROM Tug DASD rrs DX IMANCX OW WXDIOIDIDAY.
TIM MS, ()cr.&
Acconnu from Bucharest say, that sasercantile letters
fiom Constantinople, dated September 17, announce
without answering for the authenticity of this news, that
the Sultan has consented to resume the negociations, and
that beaten disposed to listen to the proposals of the
three Powers.

Metchants from Odessa announce, that, according to
the accounts Isom Constantinople of the 16th Sept. the
Porte had accepted, or was to accept, the armistice.—
Argaistrgi Gazette.

PARIS, Om 16.
nrawcr or A PRIVATE& LITTER, FROM BARCELONA.
A Correspondent at Tarragona writes to us—
Ile insurgents who returned to Reus successively
dthwer up their arms; 400 of thefts came first ; more
arrived since.

Father Punal had sent expresses in various directions
to those columns of the rebels whom he believed inclined
to "baits He assured them that it was not the King
alio had arrived at Tarragona. He begged them to,
defer their submission till a column of 15,000 men, which
he said he expected from Tarragona, should have ar-
rived. It is believed here, that the sending of the ex-
Presses has not been without effect.
La" niBht, however, it was reported that - Uranete,
one of the Chiefs of the rebels of the plain of Tarragona,
had sent his band to Rees ; that he would present him-
self to-day; and that Father Punal was arrested. Ac-
cording to the reports which were in circulation Jester.
441), the pacification of the plain of Tarragona was con-
sidered as greatly advanced.
The King went yesterday on foot from the Episcepal
'to the Cathedral to hear Te Deus, pesforrned.
evident that the faction is becoming morepacific
plain of Tars-agony. This morning, at tan o'clock,
artillety had received above 1,400 muskets. His
ly has given an audience to the Marquis de Campo
rado, with wham he bad above an boor's converts•

and every thing indicates that it is the King's in•
speedily to take nieasui es necessary to re-establish
in this kingd
Duke de San Carlos. Ambassldor from Spain
Court of Prance, has arrived at Paris.
Court of Assizes as Paris passsd sentence, at one
in d mewing, on Joseph Cannslasto,.who was
London, England, 1827-10-19

day was published,
Complete in One lacgroiroL eve. stereotyped, 10s, tid. in boards, a
New Edition of
SERMONS, by HUGH BLAIR, D.D. To which
is prelized, a Short Account of the Life and Character of the
Author. By JAMES FINLAYSON, D. D.
Printed for C.oduil; C. and J. aviation; Longman, Rtes,
sad Ce. J. sod W. T. Clarke; J. and As Arch; Baynes and Son ;
J. Booker; Hatchard. and Soo; Schuler; Baldwin and Cu.
J. Bolus; llaaallomiond Co. Siorpkin and Marsha ; E. Wilkaha ;
G. 13. Whittaker; Parbury. Alien, and Co. Saunders on 4
tlodg-
sou; Lloyd and Son ; J. Dowding ; J. Wickateed ; I ant and
Co. Oliver and Boyd; J. Anderooni jun. and John Thotuaoa,
Edinburgh.

Of whom may alio hobo&
Dr. BLAIR'S SERMONS, in Three Volt. Bro. price Li
lo Wards; or In Five Vole. royal svo. price Al In boards; or Li
live pocket Vole. price Ll 4e. 61. in boards.
LJCTURRB an RHETORIC AND BELLES LETTRES.
In Cbe Vol. deo. price 121. W boards; or in Four Vols. royal
Uwe. pries UM. la boards. .

SPBEMIMAN'S STOMACH PILLS.
AMEDICINE of resular_preteription and ens-
Wished credit,is perhaps iikriirtle most cafe and eMcacious
hat Cal be takers at this mama of the year, and at aft times, for
Sputa, Wiad in the Stomach. Nervous Complaints, to promote
molar Perspiration, in Deecisecy of Mlle. and In Obstruction of
14 Bowels, In Heart Burns, Costiveness, Chilies, Gout, Vomit.
isp, std iL Head Aches. On trial, their intrinsic worth will
pore their best recommendation; they are particularly recom-
mended during the course of fkm Bathing, and drinking time Sea sod
*metal Waters; aho far those living in Warm Climatic&
Prepared by Thomas ShiWtoe, jun. Druggist, Tottenham High
'Cross, Middlesex, by vitae of an Assignment from 11. and J.
Beswich, sole Proprietors of the Receipt, by the will of M. Speedi-
man ; and are sold by Shaw and Edwards, No. 66, St. Paul's
(lurch-yard; and Aeon sad Co. No.'llllo, Oxford street; in
boles at as. 4,. 6d. 10s. tid. and One Guinea ; and may be had
of the Principal Venders of Medicines in Tewn and Country.
London, England, 1827-10-19

Norfolk, and Sir Thomas 111Oaro.

PLYMOUTH, OCT. Iy.—The Spey and Variable (new I o.pui brigs)
came in on Monday from Milford, and are to be fitted known.
ately for the packet service. Remain in Hamm', the Britannia,
Ocean, Windsor Castle, Blanche, Victor, and Vigilant; at the
island, the Weenie.
Dant, Orr. 18.—Wind &R. by IC.—The Clio. for Sem Leone,
and the Jidda Monarch, for Demerara. sailed this morning. Ar-
rived the Cameron, Fox, from Deiblet.

A Gentleman. before whose house the various stage.
coaches to Ildinburgh and Dundee pass ea their way through the
streets of Caper, had the curiosity to keep a register ut the
coo/wets of these vehicles, for the Week preceding the last. and the
number of passengers in that spate, amounted to no few*t thea seven
hundred and eighty-three ! It requires no great stretch of memory
to remember when owe coach south. and another north, soled kir
the conveyance of the Hers through Fife, sod savant innewstar.—
Fifir Bold.
MARCIE 01 larramscr.—The paten of the coach.
offices in this town drink soda water, instead of strong
keel; and the other night we saw a footman on the
Marine Parade smoking a cigar.—Brighton Paper.

CVMEZRLAND used to boast in private society, that
be had lived to see three of the greatest actors England
ever produced, perform three of their most prominent
characters.—Gmuticx in Lena; Hanuamon k Fal-
staff; and COWER in lago. CIIMILIILAND gave COMER
the preference— and to the end of his life said he was
the best actor.

Wednesday week, as Mr. Sn*w, and his daughter of
Welbourn•heath, near Lincoln, were returning from
Newark, a short distance after ascending Welbourn-bill.
one wheel of the gig in which they were riding cause in
contact with a waggon, and the gig .was overturned,'
Miss Shaw was thrown under the wheel of the waggon,
and the ponderous vehicle instantly passed over her
head and literally. crashed it to atoms. Miss Shaw was
about isev-408 ?*l.
London, England, 1827-09-03

BRUSSELS PAPERS.

VIENNA, August at.
The Austriirs Observes gives, to-day, the details of the
closing of the Diet of Hungary, which took place at
Piesburg on thr 18th of August. The Emperor de-
livered on the occasion a Latin speech, in which his
Nlrjesty obsrved, First, thatle had faithfully kept the
,promise given at the open;ng of the Session two years
ago (Sept. 18, 1825) not to ask anything of the kingdom
of Hungary but what was consistent with its presperity.
Some things have, indeed, passed in this Diet, *Welt
have given his Majesty pain, but which he thus same
readd/ passis over in silence, as many important Oh.
posali have been converted intolasys, among which art
those relative erthe contributions and the cunscriptiont.
His Majesty regrets that the pecuniary relati ns be-
tween individuals have not yet been regulated by a law,
and.declartd his intention of proposing one to that effect.
After having delivered to the Diet the Acts passed by
it, wit!rillie in4erlal 'sanction, the Emperor concluded
by ezpresictirfiii ardent wishes for the prosperity of the
HungariatiWakkon. to which, he flatters himself, ;hat
his memory iliflrbedear, after his death.
After this dlikeetse, 'Which was several times Ater-
rupted by enthusiastic acclamations, his Majesty with-
London, England, 1827-09-03

Letters from Corfu, dated the sth, say that Lord
Cochrane fell in, on the first of this month, with a divi-
sion of the Tut kis!' fleet off Zantr, and attacked it with
such impetuo,ity that the Turks sere oblied w fly,
leaving ei;lit men-of-war in hands. On the 2i,
Lord C .c:irane called with his prizes for Castel Tornese.
The St. George brig, commandei by his Lordship's
nephew, was ordered to give ch se to the Turkish ships
in their fhght, arid if possible :o take possts.ibo of them.
It ik primates:l that of fsave•solight refuge io Figura.
fnutestate tweet seiligtobehly mite the courage of
the Greek marine,.and revive the cun6Jence Qt the
Greeks in Lord Cochrane..
MADRID, Action 40.

It is bclirved that the Linke of Sim Carlos will set
out for Pak at the begion ng of September. The
reatest tranquillity prevails at Alachi I. The assent-
olages of she p p.ilace which took pl ice on the depar-
ture of M. Recacho, would have been of no conse-
wore had there not been borne petions of importance,
and who are well known, among the rioters.
Anoust 22.—A report has been circulated of the
arrival of Don Pedro at Lisbon. Tids news bas caused
no sensation.

The Council of State has been very much engaged
for some days past: it sits six hours every day ;.frequent
couriers are dispatched from Madrid to the Royal re-
sidence.
By the King's order 6,000 men are now on their
march to Catalonia ; the troubles in th-at province need
not excite any serious alarm ; but -it is necessany that
the discontented, under whatever banners they range
themselves...-and we suspect bee more than one revo-
lutionist among the Agravendos —should lose the habit
of carrying cm war. Three thousand men would have
sufficed to testore order: the Spanish Government,
however, has acted with prudence in sending a greater
number.

The death of Mr. Canning. as WAS to be expected,
has mule a very grert sensation here; whoever may be
his successor, it is inwnssible that the policy of England
should not be modified.
PARIS, Aims? SI.

We have rea,on to believe that the exhibition of the
production of t e Fiecielir manufactures will remain
• pen during the whole of the moods of September. It
is said that his Majestp has given ground to, hope that
he would himself preside as-the distribution of the re-
wards granted to the manufacturers who have the most
distinguished themselves. There is not one but will
appreciate thiafavour, which will render the honourable
distinctions they shall have obtained by their useful
labours doubly valuable in their eyes.
London, England, 1827-09-03

NAVAL 1747TtLIG ENCE,

?hi Thames, Haustm, from China, sailed from Anger Do the'
kith or link April. She had not arrived at Sr. Helena oo this tat
July, Psi was antipasti to have bees seen off the Cape of Good
Hope on the t sth June by a Danish ship from China, which ae.l
rived w Sr.- Helena on the 30th.
The Brightman, Polities, arrived at St. Helena on the 50th of
June, experienced very severe weather of she Cape, and threw a
Small part et her cargo, between decks, overboard..
The John, BA say, froth Batavia to Antwerp, was spoken with
*bout the 15th May, off Madagascar, by the Sutton, arrived at
St. Helena.,
Tbersdly the Childers sloop of war, which has been for some
tome at the stocks at Chatham, was launched amid the cheers of
the workmen, shipwrights, and spectators.
FCLO.TM, Sam t.—Wind variable.—Off pert, his Majesty's
ihip Kangaroo, from Jamaica ; sailed 10th July. Arrived the
Sandwich packet, from Lisbon, in twenty days. Sailed his Ma.
jest 's ketch Vigilant, for Lisbon.
PL*3IIOOTNt Sara. I.—Wind IL—Sailed tbeWeiconie, forOporto.
,Dot., Sen. N.K—Arrived the Amazon, Lump,
from Jamaica.; •
Poarsmoorst, SIP% 1 and I.—Wind S.E. and R. by S.
ram Tea atamrsatta 114.18LAPII.
The Eclair spoke the Kangaroo, on the trot ult. with a Mall for
JEngland.
Britain at Spithitad—Galatea, Briton, Challenger, Tyne, Sap-
phire, Wolf, Columbine, Acorn, Satellite, Eclair (ordered to Ply.
month to be paid of,) and Starling. In the harbour—Victory,
Revenge, Melville, Jupiter, Maidatcne, Tweed, Primrose, Alert,
Myrtle.
The Briton frigate, Captain Hon. W. Gordon, will salt for
Quebec on Tuesday, with Captain Robert Barrie, C.B. Resident
Commissioner of the Navy in Canada.
Captain tie Non. Robert Cavendbis Spencer, R.N. Is appointed
Private Secretary to the Lord High AdenlraL
Captain Adolphus Fits• Clarence is appointed to the Challenger;
Capt. Hon. 'C. L. Irby, to the Ariadoe ; Lo 4 Vbeount Literati,
to the Gannet, vice Edwin! Bram, promoted; Captain Hoc. War
Keith, to the Phnom!, vice Lord Ingestrie; Lieut. S. Spurner,
Shamrock; Limns. James H. Murray, and Hon. J. F. Gordon,
to the Undaunted.—Commanders R. Hoare, G. I. H. Johnstone,
and F. Brace, are promoted to the rank of Captain.—Lleutenants
H. N. Basswood, R. L Baynes, Joseph Marshall, Hon. W. Keith,
and John Powney, are promoted to the rank of Commander.—
Messrs. H. Byres W. Maitland, I. Gurley, R. Hammond, J. T.
'Talbot, C. H. S. Byres,
A. H. C. Capel, W. H. Goddard, J. N.
Gledstone, P. Leeman, Geo. V. Hart, J. W. D. Brisbane, are
promoted to the rank of Lieuteant.
Thomas Grant, L. lately appointed Steward of the Royal Hos-
pital at Plymouth, is appointed Naval Officer at Haulboline Island
(Cork) vice G. W. Kingdom, Req. deceased; and Mr. Vinter. loc-
ceedefdr. Gtant, as Steward of Plymouth Hospital.
Passengers by the Packet. Ship Britannia, at Liverpool, from
New York, at the Adelphi Hotel--Mr. and Mts. Grant and family,
Mrs. and three Misses BartillotLard Valenti* and spit, Mr. Han.
key, Mr. Cartwright, Mr. Watson, Mr. Rey. and Mr. Vonneeller.
London, England, 1827-09-03

`ions, surrendered. The garrison, commanded by a sea-
in-law of the Schah, are prisoners .of war. •
-The General•speaks in high terms of the cburage and
perseverance of the troops in a barren country, where,
the heat is often at 47. deg. heaumur (about 38 deg.
Fahrenheit), where you .meet with immense plains With-
Out a chop of water.
On the 17th August, Te Deem was performed in ha-
noui of this victory, in the &Lurie Palace, in the pre•.
sence of the Emperor.
BERLIN, AUGUST 25.
By all we can hear of *the treaty concluded by the
great Powers in favour of Greece, their:retortion, of
those who thought to see the Greek revive in their an-
cient lustre, will not be fulfilled. If the Porte be a little
pliable (and it will be so), the Morea and some of the
islands will obtain a Constitution compounded of that
of the lonian Islands, and of Moldavia and Wallachia,
and Greece will still remain tributary to the Porte.
A Count Kober, from Russia, who has lived in great
splendour here this summer, and contracted many
debts, has beea arre.ted. It seems that he is a mer-
chant's clerk, from Odessa, who has made himself a
Count, and Knight of many Orders, and is even sus-
petted of participating in the Petersburgh conspiracy.

THR EVI4.NINO STAR.
London, England, 1827-09-03

THE MARKETS.

CORN EXCHANGE, MARK-LANE, Sart. s.
Our market was well supplied this morning with all descriptions
of new Corn (Parley excepted), and the quality being very fine, a
great deal was disposed of. Some of the samples of Wheat came
rather damp, but upon the whole Monday's prices were fully oh.
tailed for what was sold. New Barley being to scanty supply sold
fuU as high as last week, and woul4 have reazed more money, but
the different accounts from all parts of the kingdom state the crs
of this Grain to be superabundant. Peas were ready sale at the
prices of last week ; but Bean were dearer, owing to the 'hostages
of the supply and some new small Beans.
Wheat, Kent a Essex, 50e 63. Peas, Grey 401.45.
Suffolk, 50s 66a, Beans, Small 50s 544
Norfolk, 50s Ms Tlek 40s 40e
Rye 34a 408 Oats, Potato, 46s 54s
Burley 30s 341 Poland 245 32.
Mak 60s 64e • Feed Ms 434
Peas, White 341 5110 Flour, per sack, 50s. 555.
&lien 40e 44e Rapeseed 20e 1125 per last:

LA/2 WEIL

Wheat, English quarters 3,119 Foreign Oats 4,439
Do. Foreign 1,191 Beans, qrs. 344
Barley, British 162 Foreign Beau 110
Foreign Barley, 1,931 Peas 920
Malt, British 749 English Flour, sack. 6,594
Oats
.3,644 Foreign do. Danis

SMITHFIELD MARKET, SIM Z.

In Beef there is little alteration, the best Scots being Ss. to ss. 24.
per stone; and tke ►arger and second-rate Cattle being Ss. 44. to
4s. ed. per stone. la Mutton the best young Downs are 4s. sal. to
Ss. per stone ; and the coarser and inferior Meat Ss. ed. to 41. ad.
per stone. In Veal the market is without any alteration worth
noticing, Ss. 4d. to ss. ad. per stone being the best rice for this
Meat. Lamb, In consequence of it, getting larger, is declining in
price, Ilso best quality does not fetch mote than 4s. 10d. to ss. per
stone. Pock is falter ask at Ss. 44. to ss. sd. per stone for &dry-
fed Porkers; and Ss. tki. to 4s. 44. for coarser Meat.—Beasts,2o2l;
Sheep, 27,650 ; Pigs, 140; Calves, 202.
Beef, per stone, So. 4d. to h. std. Mattes, 51. Id. to Ss. Veal,
Ss. to SLEW. York, ss. to 3a. Bd. Lame, 45. to ss.—Ray, per load,
,C 3 ICs. to XS 10a. Dovat,i4 100. to es. Straw, 12 to AV Sr...
London, England, 1827-12-14

FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE.

ARRIVAIA

Colonel Salvador, in Green-street, Park-lane, from Paris; Ma.
jot Grant, in Gloocester.place, from Brighton; Lord Petersham,
at St. Junes's Palace, from Surrey ; the Countess of A.hbernham,
at the Burlington Hotel, Old Burlington and Cork Streets, from
her seas, Battle, Sus.ex ; Captain and Mrs. Reeves, in Berkeley.
square, from Brighton ; Colonel Itobarts, in Grosvenor.place, from
a tour; Captain and Mrs. Talbot, in Penman, from Path; the
Countess de Bonald, in Albemarle-street. from Parts; Mr. George
WombeU, in Grosvenor-place; Mr. Orby Hunter, in Grosvenor.
place; Mrs. and Miss Carter, in Grosvenor-street. from Brighton ;
Mr. and Mrs. Rose, in.l3ryanstone.square ; Captain Lloyd, at the
Albany; Lord Marcus Hill, at the Dowager Marchioness of Sa-
lisbury's; Sir Mark Wood, Bart. M.P. in Pall-mall; Mrs. and
Miss Wentworth, in Park-street; Lady Ramsay, in the Beatnik
Park; Mr. and Mrs. Curry, in Grosvenor-place; Mr. and Mrs.
Liuladale, in Gloucester-place ; Captain Somerville, In Sea*
Audley-street ; Mrs. and Miss Winter, in Gloucester-place ; Mr..
and Mrs. liaison, in Orchard-street, from Paris ; Mrs. and Mist
Curtis, lo fleymour.street ; W. G. Wolff, Esq. at Fenton's Hotel,.
St. Jamees.street, from a tour ; the Rev. Mr. Towers, at ditto,
from a tour; Captain D. Murray, at ditto; Sir Hew and Lady
Dalrymple Hamilton, at Thomas's Hotel, Berkeley-square, from
London, England, 1827-12-14

DEPARTURES.

The Hon. Mrs. Molesworth and Family, for Brighton ; the
Earl of Fife, for Windsor Lodge; Lord St. Helen's, from his
house in Grafton-strset,for Windsor Lodge; Mr. and Mrs. Poole,
from Park-street, for Brighton ; Robert Green Bradley, Esq. and
Lady, from the Beaters Hotel, Berner-street, for Slyne House,
near lAntasogr ; Mrs. Peacock, from ditto, for Lancaster ; Mr.
and' MIS. Postlethwayte, from ditto, for Lancaster; Captain
Atkinson, from Ellh's Hotel, St. James's-street, for Paris; Ro-
bert Taylor, Esq. from ditto, for his seat, Petersaeld, Hants; J.
Hobbes's., Esq. from Fenton's Hotel; Coptain Edwards, from
ditto, for Bath.
London, England, 1827-12-14

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

Faansovnes Dec. It —Wind W.—Arrived the Saadwich packet
from Lisbon. Sailed the Skylark. Ana, for Halifax. •
Powrimeevo, Dm. 73.—Wind W. to N.W.—Arrived the
Flower, Parry, from Gijon. Passed the Hope, Funs, froth
Valparaiso
Demo; Dm. 13.—Wind W.N.W.— Abaft Meaty casks of brandy
and four bags of Sax.esed have been saved sod landed Jere from
the wreck of the Tryphena, on the Goodwin Send. The Mate of
the vessel is saved, and at Leal ; the rest of the crew ere drowned.
Arrived from London, and tailed, the Samoa Taylor, Comets,
for Jamaica; Fair AR•adian, Women, fur Denman arcassiall•
Ihrooxs, for Tobago :'and Hopewell. Passer, for Jamaica. The
rest of the ontward.boultd have sailed.

Pi.virourru, Dec. 11.. Orders were received ea Monday to tont-
inission the Erebus, and fit her as a booth.vessel, for foreign ser-
vice, with all possible dispatch. Captain Gamma Harz, of Cal-
lingtoo, is to command her. The Briton, 46, the Hon. Captain
WILLIAIt Gnaw'', moved on Monday morning,from Bsrnpool to
the Sound, and now waits for her final orders. Remain in Ha-1
Inman the Britannia. Ocean, Windsor Castle, Tamar, and Linnet;
at die Island, the Royalist. Vigilant, and Nightingale; in the
Sound, the Briton, Challenger, Bittern, Leveret, Frolic, and Lord
Suffield transport. Passed by, the Water Lily, Dance, front Ja.
inalea; in tight weeks : landed a passenger.— Wind S.W.
The Captain of the Enterprise steam packet, which arrived on
Friday night at. Greenock, from Liverpool, reports, that while on
his passage, and off the Craig of Aiha, that day, between twelve
and one o'clock e. st; he saw a smack, apparently about fifty tons,
upset and go dowainbnot five miles to the south-east of the Craig.
He could resat 80,0sistance, nor could he ascertain any other
particulars. •
London, England, 1827-09-04

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

DIETTING-ROOll, TATTERSALL'S, Sere 3.
The near approach of the Doncaiter Races occasions •the betting
to 611111111, a very interesting character, and every trifling variation
beconnes important; it 13 not, and has not for name time past, bete
so heavy a. on former St. Leger's, which is attributable to the high
character borne by Nlameluke, and a consequent timidity as well in
laying the odds against him as betting them about others. The
betting yesterday was very brisk and general, several of the out-
siders being backed freely, and two or three of the principal favo-
rites experiencing a change of position. Latmley's cult is settled at
the outside, in consequence of his having broken down; Sancho,
Niedoro, and Nialek, continue to rise In the odds; indeed, about 'atis
horses were backed to a considerable amount. The room doted a
tittle after six, when the prices were thus—
London, England, 1827-12-13

COURT CIRCULAR.

The Russian Ambassador, the Portuguese Ambassodse, and the
French Charge d'Affaires, transacted business yesterday at the
Foreign Office, Dovrnbvstreet.

Sari Dolmas and Mr. Mamma visited Viscount Goatasci
yesterday, at his residence% Downing-outset.

The Marquis of Loornowx, Earl Dormer, and the Citatteet.t.oi
of the Exeonauen, hid Interviews with Mr. Ilinganson yeseerday.

Mr. Tseiusav visited she Marquis. sot Lsosoovras yesterday, at
die Home O6ce.

The Marquis of Coareos Is entertaining the Doll of Wittman.'
Ton, Mr. Pest, *oil a numerous petty of NAMso! aid-bends-
men. at the seat or et, Lordship's father, the Date if aliceillaida,

,as WI

)lr. Vosintsasop taws MR tow. at Theoby, laa deem. of
Lord lisavosoots, las Betalre, to jok a 'kooks party tot's kw
Napa

-Dr. WARD is to be promoted to the See of Sodortnd
Man. Dr. WARD was, we understand, private tutor to
Lord Goriaator at casmbridgP.
Mr. LAIIISTOR's title is to be Lord Wilmrit Sir C.
Svuent'a, Lord STUART, of itothsay. '
Lady CODRINOTOR and family bare hit torn for
Malta.

The Marquis of Berm has returned tolis seat, Long-
feat, afier an absence of four years.
The Marquis of LA Nsoowei has announced his inten-
tion of holaing his first Lieutenancy Meeting for the
county of Wilts, at Salisbury, on the 18th inst.

RUGBY SCHOOL.—At a meting of UM trailers on
Monday, at Rugby, SCHOOL.--Apt
Jona Strtuity, E,q. of
Eatington Park, and M.P. for the County of hfoaaghan,
was elected trustee, in the room of the late WaioraksLv-,
DIOBT, Esq. The trustees have berm engaged daring I
the last 'week in the arduous task of reading and de-
ciding upon.upwaids of 1,000 letters, testimonials, Ste.
in behalf of the 25 candidates for the head mastership.
Sunday seek Mr. BROWNING, a Dissenting Minister,
preaching at, Bromley, sent, was suddenly observed to
falter in his speech, and afterwardi complain that the
cold had produced such 'an excruciating paia in his
bead, that he was unable to proceed with the *crake,
when he fell back in the pulpit and extremely atarnied
his hearers. He somewhat, however; recovered, and
dismissed she congregation, but remeiaed so ill that he
was taken borne with great difEcoky, and after sus-
tainlug several apoplectic ettacks,villiChtfrideretl him in-.
settsible, languished anvil Sitendlynightoichen he died.
London, England, 1827-12-13

DUMPRIES. Domini IL

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.
Oa the flight of the 6th inst. kit :ham
''
basdson, farfner,Triestdykes, while returning beam
m Lockerby market, called at the bust hank ,
Shillahill, and told the ferryman that he world sot
.him the trouble of getting out of bee, as he was able
manage the boat himself. - Offers of this kind are
Ancomtalm, and from the state of the river, the boat,
man, it appears, felt no alarm; bat, in the rousse sit
,very few minutes his friend perished amidst the daft.
ness of the 11 ien. end slept the sleep of death in
fowl
?Waters of the Annan. His liMess body was fowl
mil the sand next morning; and, from the resPeetaiie
character Mr. Mel/artisan. Wit, the occurrence it pas,
rally and deeply deployed.
London, England, 1827-12-13

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• COONT OP coAsqpiT. pampa= 12.
• - Oft itiPettwaat ca1519111.1.,*11 tolkeir•
Mi.-boatel, N tho pan of the iofinti ;‘) this ere!'
pretolto4 &petition to th: C prating that it n igh
he referred to the Sfailir, to ;wrote ao4 state (hair.np
regard to the intele Is ef `the infant) whether any and
what sum ought to be• advaintrd to him f r m fund,
now in chid, to fit him drtt~ for a situation, •vil wisich
he baleen Offer,in the Civil Service of the East lndiA
Company. Tim it.fAut is the great grandson of one
John Blythe, deceased, whose estate is under the admi•
nistration of this Court, and of which the infant is en.
titled to a distributive shale.

The LORD CDANCILLOR—Take the order.
The Court was occupied during the remainder of the
day in hearing appeah cf no public interest.

VICE CHANCELLOR'S COURT, D. H.

PEPPER 0. PEPPER.
In this case a bill had been filed for an order of the
Court.to oblige the defendant, who is son to the plain-
tiff, to deliver up certain papers and title deeds, put
into his hands for safe custody. The defendant, in hi•
answer, alleged, as a rea,on for retaining the deeds,
that his father was 87 years of age, and infirm of
mind. It was contended by C3unsel, that the Court
could not listen to dangerous an argument as tha,
advanced by the defen..anc. If the case was as lie
stated it, here was a different course to be pursued,
which would bring the cs.e I. gaily under the cogni
lance of the ,Court.
His Hoirouagranted the prayer of the bill,svith Costs.
t TOE ATTOENCY GENERAL ATHEMITONR-SCHOOL.
•Mr. Russel, was about to open thisiniermation,when
11r. SUODRN declared, that unless an inquiry were
in jhe fir,st inssance instituted. the Court. would; be
unable. to come to a satisfactory conclusion upon the
questions in issue.
Age some discussion as to the objects which the
inquirfAiught to embrace, it was agreed that it should
be made with relect to the amount of the property of
the school, the rents at uhich it had been let, and the
tights of the schoolmaster. Tuis arrangement was
consented to upon the" express condition that the trus•
-tees of the school would, in the mean time, pay the pre-
,ent schoisl-master all the arrears due to him of his sa-
lary of I fbl. a year.
London, England, 1827-12-13

THEA;rItE.

Mr. ililiartihror play:irk—Lek at this The'Atte .last 1!
evening. Toe performanie did not differ mareti4llw
from his previous efforts in the same character, and was
much and friVitserstly anplauded by the audieute. Mr.'
M oelt cures imide of playiny the scene kith the ghost
is decidedly good—he stets as it he were in the presence
ni a supernatural being—the manner of the performer is
awe-yric ken and subdued and this circumstance, which '
In 4Y beta to the multitude to impair the stage effective-
mess of the siteation, only adds to-the-merit of the per-
lui mance in the opinion of the judicious. The soliloquy-1
" Oh that this too, too wild Boob would melt,"
was well given. In the play-scene the actor appeared to
us occasionally to) vehement. The reproaches to Ger-
trude were uttered with powerful effect. In a word, it
was a very successful performance. and would have been
more so if Mr. PrIACREADT, by a love of novelty, did
net, in some instances, too studiously avoid teading in
the footsteps of his predecessors. There are cases in
which it is dangerous to be original ; where a thing has
been once properly done, every deviation from the pre-
scribed mode must be an alteration lor the worse. Miss
Locum-corned the character of uphdia for the first time.
London, England, 1827-12-13

•

, ,

The Algemeine Zeilung of the 6th instant contains
the following
•

VIENNA, Nevi 30.

His Royal-Highness Don Miguel returned-111mo dajws
no from Maria Zell, and the Austtian Ambastador Os.
the Court of Lisbon, Count RomVAR., having akeisly
set out, he will, in.a few days, leare Vienna, to proceed
by Finis and London to Lisbon. His Royal-Highness
honoured with his presence the several fetes given in
hk honour, and declared he should always think with
I.leasure on his residence in this Capital.
London, England, 1827-12-13

POACHER DEAD.

A man armed CHAPMAN, residing at Low Moer;
near Bradford. and who was one of the party of the
poachers in ti.e late shocking affair at Kir Mee% Pal k,
the seat of fhr GNOMON A ItsriTAOr, died an Friday last.
We hear.that notwithstanding the d►eadful termination
of the late combat, bodies of ratchets still frequent thi.
Park. to c.ury on their lawless proceedings. —La*
London, England, 1827-12-13

HATTON GARDEN.

Join Resets and ](!Monet were charged with passing We
money. Aldridge, a constable, stated, that Mr. Amai, a bat& it
Hampstead. pointed out to him the prisoners, as having passed hue'
money with him that morning. Witness followed them, %Meeting'
the woman go into the Castle public house, Hampstead Hill, be
went in also, and saw her tender a shilling for a glass of gin, *Mch
the landlady found to be counterfeit. He thee took het into cus-
tody, and also the man, whom be found webby fir bor.—Pak I
committed.
London, England, 1827-07-05

NEW YORK, MAT SI.

Captain FRANKLIN was expected at New York in
July. Toe Exchapge on London was advancing, say
I l The merchants of Quebec were in high spirits on
the admission of American produce inland, free of duty,
for exportation. The candid and independent corms-
pondetice of Mr. CANNING with Mr. GALLATIN, on the
Colonial gtestion was highly esteemed in the North
American Colonies. Many ships were in trouble at
New York for having more passengers on board from
Great Britain than the American law permits. This is
the result of the total repeal of the British Passenger
Acts, which has induced the Americans to be more
strict in the prohibiting a pauper enligration to flow in
upon them. The Chamber of Cornfferce of St. John's,
New Brunswick, petitioned the treasury to prohibit the
introduction of American flour from the neutral islands,
as they are not able to compete with the American trade.
MR. OWEN OF LANARK. •

Extract of a letter to the Editors of the Pittsburgh
Gaulle, dated Long Reach, Ohio River, May 15,1827:
" The Government of New Harmony, on the Wabash,
has changed from the social system of Mr. OWE N. to
one more congenial with the institutions of our country.
He has sold a part (say one ball) to Mr. M,Luaz of
Philadelphia; the other part, consisting of his mills,
shops, tavern stand, &e. is leased to individuals, on
terms, in some cases, approaching to the old system,
but generally leaving the lessees to pursue whatever
course they think proper as to the management of them-
selves and families. Numbers have left the place in
disgust. A body of them now reside at Nevillerille on
the Ohio, and it is stated that Mr. OWeN himself has
started for Scotland, convinced of nothing respecting
his system of sociality except that it is not adapted to
this country. From all that I can gather, he has been
well plucked on every hand."
London, England, 1827-07-05

THE ARMY.

His Grace the Duke of.Wsumurow will review the 24 and 34
Battalions of the G' Guards Guards (his Grace's Regiment), on
Tuesday next, in Hy e Park, at ten o'clock. The two Battalions
will have a preparatory Field Day to-morrow at eight.
The Marquis of Ammeter inspected the Royal Artillery at !
Woolwich yesterday. Ws attention, however, was chiefly con-
fined to great gnu practice.
Friday. the lat or Lint's Dragoon Guards, at present stationed
! at Piershill Barracks, near Edinburgh, under the command of
Colonel TZASDALS, were reviewed on Portobello Sands, by Major
General O'Cm.i.aomau, Commander of the Forces. This Dragoon
Guards is one of the oldest Cavalry Regiments in the service.
This morning, the Ist Regiment of Life Guards left the Regent
Park Barracks, for those of Knightsbridge.
London, England, 1827-07-05

THE KING, &c.

WINDSOR. JULY 4.
it. )(Iwo continues in the enjoyment of excellent
heslth, and takes daily airings in the neighbourhood
of the Royal Lodge. Tuesday his MAJESTY wentt through
Chapel Wood to Virginia Water, and remained a short
time at the fishing gallery. The pleasu e boats used
in the aquatic entertainments on this beautiful lake
have been fitted up, and the lawn, whore the sum-
mer marquees are pitched, moweJ and levelled.—
It is expected that his MAJESTY will shortly give a
grand entertainment at Virginia Water. Tuesday the
Princess AUGUSTA. accompanied by Lady Many TAT-
Lon and gladame ROEDER, took an airing in the Great
Park; and on Wednesday her Royal Highness passed
through the town, and returned to Frogmore by the,
Hatchet road.
London, England, 1827-05-08

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

HOWIE OF LORDS. Mitt 7.
The led of Two Was Jewelweed by Lode RAI
rensta,and took-the oaths awl hi. ..r.

YITZWILLIA If pretested a Padden from thelnercbaste
tad YID
of Leeds, grayloi that their Lerdelipe might
take Ice their traosiderados the Kato el the trade mew carried cm
Wales this couotry yd bidia.—Ordetral to !wield es the table.
The Deke DUVONSHIItiIi brought demo his Majeat
Armies ea the Address et the Mow tar rause
Suet Service Mow y. main, that hie Ifejetry =Fr
dome/ *end ti ,er that they be laid before the Ileum

11011•11 111•11501.11011.
The %Up et CIISSTILI‘iii presnidas a Patties from the
is-
Mi et Lltener against tardier Concessions to the Catholics,
Wad that be bad bees die instigator' as it had been pabliely ea-
rned. et the great Public Meeting at wbich k had originated...-
lie bad Dever beard dt it till be had emu it inentieoed is the Papers.
%niter astre'llia opinions as to tbe Catholic Oaken, be had
ann directly eft indirectly adininntered is popular feeling ea the
Inetionow bees the canoe eta single Padden.—Laid cot the table,
tin a few words ft.. Earl Oneenstie.

.Re Dake et BUSHER a Petition from the Roman
• of Ceemeght for i He had had It king in
▪ but from the Mae events whl had seerreg, he bed ab.
WWI trees moorage( it. Flaalksg, however, that many others
*we resisted. he had doge se tom Is jetties to the ledleideals
is whom k proceeded. He had eo needle In prolamin it bet
hit it was lespeetfelly draws, wed that hia &GM& curl Pim.
*mai. the Hoes. in respectable lawny 'edged to be Mord.
hi. opiates's en the sulsieet of lioundpatise were sealtered; it was
'melon of the deepest dame? sad intpetatia, and it was bet
hiss that, to endeavouring to get Oath* the CathoNcs, their
Wigs should go with the feeling of the ceentry, and net act with
*him, or attempt to legume, the public otimi. The geeedee
nicked time sea soesideruise, and as it had never been, so k
eight not Dow to be made a made. of party; it had hitherto
ho left open To story man to vote for it as he phased—as such,
tatinued his Royal Highest., I have voted for it, and as such I
trig MO fork; bet if it le to be mule dm standard of a party. I
use certainly will net hod my hand to 11.—The Petition was or.
fired to be laid es dos table.
Ili. CHAPIN and others briseght up from the Commies the
Liverpool Water Company IS, and several private Bills, whets
vere rieg a gra gum
Lad TRYNHAS pressntsd a Petition from the Woolgrowers
Wrho, in the went of Rem, against the importation of (midge
*

After a few words fres Lrl Dansg.sv, laid 00 tie table.
114 Marquis of SA LI SBUR moved far &terns of tie moot
a` Cnisty aura is Reslaorl, Croat IMIS, to the present
dari of LAUDIMPALR presented a Petition front the
per.tt attending do Worproror market, against abs importation
°` 'set, H:des and Tallems...Laid as elan table.
Onition tots p mimed keno the Laadowners of Rye, In the
sftwi at Sew; aphis' aq akeratios the Corn Laws.—Laid
.6 the ulna.

THR New ADUIVISTRATION.
The Ifognis of LONDONDERRY wished to move
fin nine intotenation in add,tion to that which bad
London, England, 1827-05-08

LON DON.

TUESDAY, MAY 8, 1827.
STOCK EXCIIA NOR, TWRI.VR OCLOCK.

Consols opened this morning at 1321 g for the Account, and soon
after went up to 831. This improvement may be attributed to
Mr. CA8141116.3 speech last night in regard to the Budget and the
Finances, as wrU as hls continuing to gain crergth in both Houses
of Parliament; and the Public now think that it will be a very
powerful Administration.
In the Foreign market little is doing.
Current prices: Old Spanish 1211 j. Mexican 681 69, UMW
Nan 33 /, Portuguese 77 78, Russian 901 I.
• CITY, TWO O'CLOCK.

There has been a rise of full one per cent. since yesterday in
Consuls; but within this half hour, the market is aot so good.
Consuls wet, done in the exalt'r vat of the morning at 11.3 j for the
Account, and at present may be quoted at 55 sellers. , There hats
been more business done this .147 than fur a length of time.
• PRICE op S I'OCKS A r POUR a CLUCK.
Bank Stock ' India Stuckl46
5 per Cent. iled. 823 Ditto Molds 75 74 * .
per Cent. Cons. 824 3 4 4 u ithd Annuities
3; per Cent. 884 New ii.tto
34 per Cent. Red. 884.
4 per Cent. New 994 'moo Exchequer 13111 s 47 4$
£5OO Dm° 47 111
4 per Cont. Scrip 4.1110 and Ditto 47 48
4 per Cent. 18_6, 91{} 1.1.134 far Account
Lot.: Ann. lei 19 Cuin4l4 fur Acct, 0.11 ; >Z b3a 85
London, England, 1827-05-08

CRIMINAL LAWS.

Upon the Order of the Day for the further conside-
ration of the Report on the Larceny Laws Consolida-
tion Bill,
Mr. PEEL said, that on a former evening he consent-
ed to postpone the Bills relating to the Criminal Laws
which stood for this day, in order to give the Gallant
General an opportunity of bringing forward his motion
on the Shipping interest. He had informed hit Right
Honourable Friend who had succeeded him in the office
he bad lately the honour to hold, that. he was ready. to
take any course in reference to those measures most con-
sistent with his wishes; either to undertake their manage-
ment through their two remaining stages, or to give him
any assistance in his power—(Hear, hear). As be had
occupied several months in consulting with legal Gtntle-
men as to the construction of the clause, his Right Hon.
Friend wished him to catty the Bills through their re-
maining staget—(hear)—which he should do with the
greatest pleasure. And at any future time, if his Right
Hon. Friend continued to bring forward measures for
reforming andlessening the severity of the criminal law,
he should be ready to give the same devotion to that ob-
ject which it had received at his hands while in office.
11 any one thing gave him more p!easure than another
respecting these Bills, it was that a Noble and Learned
F. lend of his, in whose elevation to the Peerage—he
meant the Lord Chief Justice.---(hear)—he so cordially
.rejoiced, had undertaken their management if sent to
the other House.
The Orders were then postponed to Monday, the el st.
SHIPPING INTER'S?.

General GASCOYNE, pursuant to notice, rose to
move for a Select Committee to inquire into the present

state of the British Ship-owners. A more impottant
subject there could not be, even its these feverish times;
and though personally he would not claim their deepest
attention, yet he ventured to claim it on account of the
importance of the subject to the whole nation. He com-
plimented the President of the Board of Trade on the
high estimation in which he was held by all classes for
his great mercantile and statistical knowledge. But
although the complaints of distress were from every
port in the kingdom, yet the sentiments of the Right
Hon. Gentleman were so well known to be in unison
with the cause of that distress, that it would be difficult
for him to separate, in what he had to say, that which
related to the subject from that which refereed to the
opinions of the Right Honourable Gentleman. He
congratulated himself on having given notice of this
motion so many weeks ago, that his bringing it
forward could in no way be attributed to political
hostility, and he disowned any feelings of a per-
sonal nature. The subject involved the question of
how far it was expedient to depart from the policy
of our ancestors as it had been handed down from gene-
ration to generation, and to adopt maxims which were
altogether contrary to it. At the time England began
to establish her system of navigation laws, she was only
London, England, 1827-07-02

POLICE •INfiELLIGENCE. .

GUILDHALL.
Saterdat, .Me Gomm an Italian boy, who hat recently arrived
in thiccosintry to exhibit the tricks of a monkey and a dog, was
charged with assaulting Ann Dexter, a poor woman whO keeps a
green-stall in fleet-market.
The complainant was going up Holborn-hill about nine o'clock
on Friday night, and the prisoner was walking in a contrary di-
rection, nursing the monkey upon his left arm, and leading the dog
with a long string. The dog, which was of considerable size,
somehow got entangled with the complainant, and attempted to
extricate itself by forcing its way between her legs. In her con-
fusion at this untoward circumstance, she screamed out, and the
monkey instantly sprang upon her, tore of the sleeve of her gown,
and bit her arm. The poor woman, who is far advanced in preg-
nancy, said her sight left her, and she should have fainted, If she
had not been relieved from her new assailant Immediately, by the
persons passing at the time. Prestidge a at, constable, took
charge of the prisoner, and he now stood at the bar with the
monkey in his arms, who alternately eyed his master, the witnesses,
and the Magistrate. as if conscious of what waa.going forward.
Sir Joss Pumice having satisfied himself that the boy had met
incited either the dog or monkey to the attack, dismissed him, with
an order t, make the woman the best recompense he was able.
This he did, by giving her as. 3d. all in copper,which he cried most
heartily at parting with.
LA MBIRTH-STREET.

The son of Ikey Soloman, was on Saturday charged with being
in possession of stolen goods at a house in Stepney.
Mr. Humphreys wished to prove that the house was tenanted
by prisoner's mother,but the landlord swore that the rissolr en.
gaged it in the name of Sloman, and paid a quarter's rent in ad-
' •ante, but he understood it was in behalf of his father, and he had
entered it as such in his book ; in consequence the primmer media.
charged with an admonition.
London, England, 1827-07-02

i'EIEATRSS‘

THS
Ile House was crowded on Satordsy with brillibnt
testy. The Opera was adMirably supported, and
ham were continually ekeited% in addition ro which,
beautiful duet In ti* seventh .aloe, between Semi-
iirde and *betas 'Called forth a raptorous and well-
oared Orme.
DRURY-LA NIL
bis Theatre terminated a very successful season on
day, with the Comedy of The Honey ARK.*, and
eke eatertaintaentsi performed for the benefit of Mr.
Aso, Box-keepers On the fall of the curtain, Mr.
viarcit came forward, amidst the 'oddest plaudits,
to leak the farewell Address, which was nearli the
grass tbat of last year.

It is the intention of the Managers of the Winter
masses to open on the Ist ofOcti ber. and tot's:lee on
the 15 h of June, nest season; an arrangement which
sostpiove seiviceeble to the Summer Theatres.
)(LIN len town on a protessionaltour on Friday. He
morns to Old Drury on the Ist of October, by which
/*lied MACREADY is expected to arrive from America,
ste under.tand, engaged by Mr. Paws, and who
will, of coarse, afford great aid to that Theatre during•
the etrantig season.
A untiso eai placed in the Green-room, at Covent.
Gtraeo Theatre, on the even g of its close. stating that
the management, next season, would devolve upon Mr.
CHMILES Kumla, and the soperintendance of the stage
&I'd/went remain with 141%, FAVICSITT.
Across AND &Kenai. NAIStiL—It is a curious fact
Isadore have been more Actors anti Singers of eminence within
twiny years Of thknante at Mattes than any other. For in.
apt.-Charles Bannister, Charles llibdin, Charles Disarm,
now Kessbie, Charles Mathews, Charles Taylor. Otarletliorn,
how laclosloo. and Charles Young. _
London, England, 1827-07-02

WORSHIP-STREET.

---
Tea BITIMAL GIIIIN CANC.—Saturday Thomas Norton was re-
examined on a charge of being one of the gang who robbed Mr.
Fuller, of Fleet-street-hill, Bethnal-green, on the 11th of last

September.
Mr. Fuller's evidence was read over to hist, and he repeated that
be had not the slightest doubt as to the prisoner's period. It was
the prisoner who took off his hat, and called out to hlicompastions,
" now give him a rum an."
Some other witnesses were examined, whose testimony partly
confirmed the evidence of the prosecutor.
The Maotsvura slid, that as Mr. Fuller felt no hesitation ih
swearing to the ptisoser, be must be committed foe trial.
The prisoner said he would prove that be wag eleenhere at chi
time of the robbery.
He was remanded until nest Saturday, and tad that the charge
of robbing Captain Molloy would then be heat&

H ATTON-G A Ft ligN.

/One Bishop was on Saturday morning folly ecanntitted to take
her trial, for endeavouring to pass couiterfeit coin in the ship of a
poor widow, named Wilmot.
Front the evidence it appeared, that the prisoner was an old
offender, and had made 'Obits attempts to pass off bad money in
the neighbourhood.
The prisoner declared her Innocence of the charge imputed to
her, and expressed great surprise that so serious au accusation
should be made against her, basing, as she stated, always moved in
a very respectable sphere of Ilk, and that she had not the least tab,
tat or inducement to defraud the public.
Thfs staitinent - however, was contradicted by several officers
present, who deposed, that the primmer had already appeared
twice before at ibis office on similar charges, but fee want of evi-
dence had been discharged. •

• MARY-LA-BONNIL.
Mr. Wale, the proprietor of the Bayswater Tea Gardens, Pad-
discos, appeared en Saturday, at the instance of the parish damn,
charged with serving liquor after eleven o'clock at night.
the *dicer, stated, that oa the 'Teeing al the nth of
' I...b,fotnd upwards of 600 persons regaling themselves in the
Elthiletweien eleven and one o'clock, and he had great stiffs:silty
die piece et tbe ceempeny.
717ande edli, that so tho lath of Jane a Society called the
" Smovekse bathers" dined et his gardens, it being their annual
holgidelleithe *and k impemlble So deer the place Deface twelve
o'clock. He thesigl443 iaddiente mitt to be granted to per-
sons in his elteeilms the present mason, when the working
classes were la the habit enjoying themselves. He always en-
deavoured to clear his beam and garden by twelve o'clock, but on
this night be bond it impossible.
Mr. RAWLIIIIIIII said, that he would be the last in the world to
inteetere with dee pleasures of the working claws of the commit-
oily, when moderation was observed; but on this occasion it had
been exceeded. as if in defiance of the legal and parochial authorl.
ties, be (Pdr. Wale) had served liquor In their presence, whisk was
very wroog.
Mr. Gamma concurred with Mr. itawlinKe.
Mr. Rawaneson convicted the defendant in the penalty of 50s.
and eats.