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London, England, 1828-04-23

HORRIBLE £$D MYSTERIOUS OCCURRENCE,

Monday evening a constable from Stiff .Ik, of the name
of Ayres, made an application at Lamheth•street Po ice
Office. stating that a strong suspicion was entertained
that a most diabol►cal murder had been committed in
&Oak, by a person named Wm. Corder. An Inquest
had been that day holden on the bait of the unhappy
victim, which stands adj iurned to Friday. lo corm.
quince of this comaninication, James Lee, an Officer
of that E-tablishment, in company with Ayres, apf•re.
ld;r►ded Corder, and, a sew minutes before the othce
closed yesterday teaming, he was brought in cus-
tudy before Matthew Wyatt, Esq. the Sitting Magas-
ttate- From the statement on eith of the constahl
Ayres, it appeared that the murdered woman, whose
name was Maria Mattis, aged 26, was decoyed, in male
attire. en the 18th of last May, from the house of he,
wags at t'oatead, in Sugulk, by the prisoner, who
desired her to meet him at his red barn, when he
promised her that they should go to Ipswich, and be
married by licence. Ti.e unsuspecting girl accordingly
attended at the time and place appointed. From
that day to this the girl has not been heard of. Since
that time, hot ever, many letters have been received by
tee puents of the unfortuaate girl from the priscn:s,
i which he uniformly stated, that I e and ihe'r child
were living most happily together in the married state;
and in the last letter he wrote, he stated that he should
seen return and resume the occupation of his farm.—
He feiaiied many excuses for the silence of the dc e isec,
from time to time. The mother of the Eli I, havevir,
became ahirmed, and the subject preyed ►o much on
her mind, th ,t she dreamed that her daughter was
murdered, and her body buried under the floor iu
barn of the prisoner, where he had appointed to meet
Ler rn the 18 hof May. The coin which was in the
ham having been recently threshed, the mother re-
quested that the Boor might be taken up, which was
accordingly done, when, to her hoiror, she discovered
the remains of a sack, in which was the mangled boil)
of Maria Martin I The body was, of course, in a state
of decomposition, but it was identified by one of the
teeth in the jaw being out, which was her ease. She
was also dressed in the same male attire she wore on
the fatal night. The prisoner was apprehended at
baling, aad is repotted to be married. At his house
were found a passport for France, dated the 17th of
December last, and a brace of •pistols, which were
bought at Ipswich. He said nothing, and was sent in
tie custody of the constable to Suffolk.

Sy the return of the Corn and Grain Averageri be-
tween** fat of August, 1827, and the 31st March,
ine, it appears that on the 3d of August the Wheat
war6ls. Id. pet quarter, and on the 28at March, 1828,
itd& 2d. but by the-addition of other cities and towns
in Great Driugf baked. the quartet of Wheat is
50s. 10d.
London, England, 1828-04-23

George Cram. Wapping, victualler, May 12, 27, and June 3, at
eltven, at the 6.-orge Inn, Newcastle-upon- Cyne. Attornics,l
Messrs. Lowrey and Co. Pinner's Hall-court, 13rtiati.street ;
Mr. Lowrey, North Shields.
bantel Usill and Richard Wood, Little East-cheap, spiee.dealers,
April 29, May 6. and June 3, at eleven, at the Court of Com-
missioners of /3ao.krupts, Basingliall.street. Anomie., Messrs.
Stevens and Co. Little St. Thontts Apostle.
Joseph Humby, Old Alresford, Southampton, carpenter and
budder, May 6, at one, 7, at ten, and June 3, at one, at the Swan
Inn, New Alresford. Anoraks, Means. Dunn and Co. New
Alresford.
John Mangnall, Manchester. agent, May 8, at two, 9. and June 3,
at ten, at White's Hotel, Manchester. Attornies Mr. F. It.
Atkinson, Manchester; or Meows. Makinson and Cu. Temple.
William Manna!, Prestwich, Lancashireobleacher, May 8, at one,
9, and June 3, at nine, at White's Hoter, Manchester. Attornies
Mr. F. B. Atkinson, Manchester; or Aleurs. Makinson and Co.
Temple.
%%limn Turret!, Welber!) y, Yorkshire, ham-factor, May 5, at slBl
6, at ten, at 11.itt.rsley a Hotel, Harrogate, and June 3, at ten.
at the Angel Inn. Wetherby. Attornies, Messrs. Lys and Co.
Tuok's coast, Chancery-Line; or Ur. George Upton, Wetberby,
George Scott, Brotherton' Yorkshire, miller, April 26, at six, at the
Oilict-ot Mess a. Smithson and Co. Pontefract, 28, and une 3,
at eleven, at the Horse Shoes Inn, Brotherton.
Memo: Smithson anti Co. Pontefract.
William Gibson, Scarborough, Yorkshire, miller, May 1,7, and
June 3, at eleven, at the Bell Inn, Scarborough. Atturuies,
Messrs. Woodall and Co. Scarborough; or Mr. John Williams,
Rita Lion-square, Holborn.
Richard Woodward, Great St. Thomas Apostle, packer. Aptillls, '
May 2, and June 3, at one, at the Court of Consinlssioners of
Bankrupts, Basingaall-strret. Attorney, Mr. Spurr, Warutord.
coung Throgmur tun-street.
Thomas' Hacker, Ibinkside, Surrey, timber-merchant, Ma, 9, at
eleven;ls, and June 3, at ten, at the Court of Commissioners
of Bankrupts, Ilasingball-street. Attornies, Messrs. Wilks and
Cu. Finsbury-place.
D/LCLARATION OF INSOLVENCY.

&ephen Pitcher. Ramsgate, Kent, baker, is in Isisnineist
cumstances, and is unable to meet his engagenieui, with his,
creditors—Filed April Mi.
DIVIDENDS to be asade la BASI NG HA LLSTIOZET.

May 22, Thos. Powell, Alary-lalsonue-street, Piccadilly, tailor, at
one. May It, Richard Alathewman, Leeds, Yorkshire, merchant,
at one. May 20, George Stevens, Islington-green, victualler, at
ten. May 13, Wm. Field, Nutkins-corner, Beritiondley, Surrey,
plumber, at eleven. May 16. WilliamSruckshank, Broomfield,'
Sontersetshire, maltster, at twelve. May 20, Robert Dousbely,
Bell-lant, Chrirckurch, Spitalflelds, mustard manufacturer, at ten.
May 13, Henry Benjamin Cruuden Stevenson, Park-street, Gres-
vener.square, coach proprietor, at one. May 13, Wm. Phene,jun.
Fleet.street, cook and confectioner, at eleven. May 13, W. Bryan,
Camberwell, Surrey, merchant, at eleven.
London, England, 1828-04-23

Tiii AIOM

HORSE GUARDS, Ana SI.

Lord Hut will bold a Levee at the Horse Guards to-morrow,i
at two o'clock. The Levee will be continued on Thursdays until
further notice.
Lord Firea,v Stamm as Military Secretary to General Lord
Him., went through his Lip: yesterday, at his Office in the Horse
Guards. Two Generals, and sixty other Officers, transacted military
business with his Lordship.
The Monument, at Carmarthen, to the memory of General
nevoid, will be thrown open for public inspection on the 18th of
June, the Anniversary of the battle of Waterloo, where be closed a
brave and brilliant career, which will ever occupy a distinguihed
page in the annals of the last war.
Detachments belonging to the 15th, 66th, 'Ws, 68th, and list
Regiments of Infantry, have received coders to proceed to Cork,
for embarkation for Canada. A Company of the Royal &at Corps
has received orders to prepare fur embarkation in a few days, at
Dover, for Canada. A Detachment of the 52d Regiment of Foot
has received orders to prepare for embarkation in a few days, at
Portsmouth. for Halifax. Three Detachments of the 21st Royal
Scotch Fusileers marched into Winchester Barracks on Thursday
and Friday, wist-re they will remain till further orders. Wednesday
two Companies of the 64th Regiment marched into Limerick from
Buttivant, on route to Oughterhead. The 69th has removed from
Mullingar to Castlebar.
London, England, 1828-04-23

NAVAL IN rELLIGENCE.

The John, WILKINSON, front Jamaica, is supposed to be arrived
at Falmouth.
DUAL. Aram t2.—Wind S. W.—Arrived from London the We-
wheat!, Wrung, for Miramichi; Brasilian, COLZSWORTS, for Us-
bon ; and George Canning, KIST, for India.
roarsmourn, Aram 22.—Wind W.N. W.—Sailed Ms Majesty's
ship Pmcris. tor !datm.
FALIOUTU, ArUIL )L—Sailed the Fame, BARROW,
for New York.
Doves, Aram 22.—The Swedish galliot Agnes, Wtcxsraoftts,
laden with salt, was on shore at Dungeness yesterday, but is sup•
posed to have got off.
PIXIIOU'I IC, Aram 21.—Arrived the Four Sons, PIIOUSIt, from
Pernambuco. Off port, the Strendsall, DUNNING, from the Mau-
ritius.

CITY, Two o'CLocK.

The Consol Market, which was so the decline in the early part
of the morning, has, within this hour. improved. Consols have been
fluctuating during the morning between 84} and 85j to f. and at
present may be quoted at the latter price. No great speculations
of importance have taken place up to the present time.
It is again repeated, on the same authority as yesterday, that the
Russians have deferred passing the Froth to some time in May.
No doubt, before that period approaches, some Austrian Diploma.
tire of note will have an Interview with the Emperor of Russia ;
but the object of which is still a secret.
The Foreign Market is unintetesting—little or nothing doing.

FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE.
London, England, 1828-04-23

beral feelings of medical men generally,be felt so Nisch
respect, that be did not hesitate to pronounce theta a
blessing to their native land, and so honour to hums.
pity—(Hear)—yet he would suggest the necessity of
reviewing peat moderation sad #eaution in brlnghat,
forward aisiitasore, which atemed to conflict .with the
prejudices of mankind generally, and wage war with
fitosi feelings of respect for the departed which sur-
vired beyond the grave. One of the worst pos+ible
topics to introduce into his speech was the calculation
made by the Hon. Member, that 2,000 dead bodies
would be requisite yearly for the supply of the students
of the metropolis. The only point, too. in which that
Hon. Member's anecdote respecting the victory obtained
over prejudice in the Mechanics Institute failed, was
not that a few a eak stomachs grew qualmish, but
that none of these eager disciples of information had,
in order to show their disdain of vulgar notions
and ancient prejudices, come forward' and justified
the eulogium the Honourable Member bad pronounced
on them by offering their own bodies to be dissected—
(Laughter)—for this vulgar prejudice was not a preju-
dice against seeing bodies dissected, bet a prejudice
against being ourselves dissected—(A laugh)..—The
attempt to supply the advantages derived from dip
Section by the substitution of was work and wax
models, had been very properly denominated merely
mangling the living instead of the dead. He was
aware it had been suggt rind, that in order to in-
crease • the supply, the bodies of all persons dying
under sentence for felony should be given up for,
disection. To this it was objected, that the prac.
tice would decrease the punishment, and perhaps
proportionally diminish the horror felt for a murderer's
doom. The Hon. Member should take particular care
in framing his remedy, so that its effect should not be
to raise the Nice of a subject, which was not impossible,
unless the Bill were framed with caution. He should
certainly feel it his duty, in the present state of they
public feeling, to wave all personal objection to the
appointment of a Committee to inquire into the subject.
The motion was agreed to; and the Committee accordingly ap-
pointed. Aosownounne.
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER moved that the
House at its rising should adjourn to Thursday nest.—Ordered.
London, England, 1828-02-21

VIENNA; Fasumas T.

It appears certain that the son of the Prince Wrede
has entered into the service of the Porte, and turned his
reltion. The King of England's Spee.h has caused a
great sensation here. Rentes, en the 18th February, at
five o'c'ock, 5 per Cts. 104 f. 55c.-3 per Cts. 701.'20c.

By the German Mail we have ieceived the Algemeine
Zeitung to the 13th instant. An article from Smyrna
represents the greatest alarm as having prevailed in
that city in een_equence of the unpleasant accounts that I
had been received from Constantino, le.

SMYRNA, JANUARY' 4.

Our city is in some commmion, because the accounts
received from Constantinople give much reason for
alarms for the Flanks here. The most distinguished
merchants are embarking, and every one is putting his
effects in some place of sstety. A great number of
vagabonds who were going to set fire to the city, and
were mostly I alians, have been art ested by order of the
Neapolitan Consul.
M. Blancque, principal Edi.or of the Oriental Spec-
!atm-, has been arrested by order of the French Consul,
brought with his presses on board the Pomona, and sent
to Toulon, because he had inserted, in No. SOO of his
Spectator, an article which was considered as highly
offensive to the French Government. The removal of
M. Blancque is much regretted here: he was highly
esteemed, and by his r ffice as President of the Met.
chants, he was respected by the local authorities. The
second Editor has escaped by Right.
London, England, 1828-02-21

LTX'ERATURE.

THE'FOREIGN REVIEW.
We have no hesitation in recommending the Foreign
Review as a publication of a most useful character, and
Nell calculated to_ supply a great deficiency in our pe-
riodical literature. It is a ;peculation of Messrs. Black,
Young, and Young, of Tavistoik-street, a highly re-
spectable and enterprising foreign house, to whom the
public in this country are under the deepest obligation,
for haying introduced more German books (particu-
larly in the current literature of that country) than any
one of the other foreign booksellers. The Editorship
of this Journal is evidently in most able hands, and
eminently suited to the management of such a periodi-
cal. Its contents are ample and varied—its claims on
the public, great and preising; and its prospects of the
most cheering character. The most able writers (among
whom, indeed, are mentioned some of the most cele-
brated names in English literature), have been engaged,
Me understand, to write for this work; and as the Edi-
tor has taste, judgment, and talent, and varied order,
aided by indefatigable industry, it will, doubtless, enjoy
a high and long literary career.
London, England, 1828-02-21

COUR l' CIRCULAR.

The Duke of CLARZXCE held a Levee as Lord High Admiral,
yesterday, at the Adrhiraltf. In the evening h:a Royal Ilighnesi
gave a grand dinner to a numerues party or Natal Officers, among
whom were Admirals Sir GRAHAM MOORS, Sir TIWMAII WILLIAMS;
Sir CH•IlLIMI HAMILTON, SIC WILLIAM FARIS, Lord, Cot.vitam
TociaatAcu, Ind Rums, Sir THOMAS TROWSPIRGE Captaini
HUSKISSOR, AIRRILTATT, FRANKLIN, E. SVU7r01111;
HRTWOOD, YouMo, HARRIS, Minot, and SVIBIOUIL

The Prince and Princess of Horrato.oos LA IMIENNSURG came to
town yesterday morning, from the seat of Prince Leona Lt., at Cl ire.
mtolt. Their Highnesses paid visits to the Dukemid Duchess of
CLARIWCZ at the Admiralty ; to the Duke and Duchess of Gwen-
TIN at Glocester House, Park-lane ; and to the Duke of Sussex
and the Princess SOPHIA, at the King's Palace at Kensington.
The Duke of Wa.uocrow bad a long conference with the Arch-
bishop of CONTsaturt on Tues.lay, at his Grace's Palace at
Lambeth.
Prince PATISHArf, the Austrian Ambassador, the Count
d'Orat.ra (who Is here no a special mission from the King of
Seani), Count Luoin.e, the Neapolitan Minister, and sionineur
Horn, the French Charge d'Affaires, transacted bu-ities. with Earl
DUOLIV yesterday, at the Office of the Secretary of Sate ler
Foreign Affairs.

Earl Dimas• entertained the Cabinet Ministers td dinner yester:
day, at his resldenee in Arlington-street.

The Soucisus. Gamma- transacted business yesterday at the
Hume Office.

Earl BATII4RIte and Viscount PAL/IltftSTON transacted busineis
Foreign Offices Doeming-street.
The Countess BATHURST, we are happy to state, is much better,
Her Ladyship has been attended during het illness by Dr. Hess*

FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE.
London, England, 1828-02-21

and understood; sad 1 cordiallykr.cep tli e assurance
that the first body in the State will give to all French-
men the example of respect for Our holy religion, of
fidelity to my person, and unalterable attachment to
este present institution.
You are in the right, Gentlemen ; I cannot be happy
except through the happiness of my subjects ; and all
the sentiments which you express for a son, who is vet y
dear to me, give me the pleasing and con.oling crt-
minty that on the day when it shall please GOD to tt r-
minate my existence, nothing will be able to inju:e the
glory and the felicity of France."
London, England, 1828-02-21

ARRIVALS.

The Countess Berkeley, at Berkeley House, Spring-gardens, front
Cranford Bridge ; Lady Anne Beresford, in Park-street ; Lady
Augusta Cotton, in Cadogan-place, from Bagsbot Park; Captain
John Stanley, R.N. in Pall-mall, from the Mediterranean ; Mn.
and Miss Paget' in Gloucester.place ; Mrs. Ottiey, in Baker-street,
from Devizes; Major Clavering, in Pall-mall, from Paris; Captain
and Mrs. Grant, in the Regent-street, from the South of France;
Colonel and Mrs. Hardwicke, in Brook-street, from Paris; the
Hon. and Rev: Henry Watson, from Carlton Rectory, near Rock-
ingham ' • Mrs. and Miss Balfour, in Grosvenor-place ; Major
Becket, in Pall-mall, from Malta ; Captain and Mrs. Montagu, in
South Audley-street, from Batts; Captain Foley, in Albemarle.
street, from Paris; Sir Charles Taylor, Bart. at the Albany, from
his seat in Hants ; Major and Mrs. Jackson, in Wimpole-strest,
from Paris ; the Hoe. Mr. and Mrs. Tollemache, at Fenton's Hotel,
St. James's-street, from their seat in Herts ; Captain Hyde Parker,
at ditto, from his seat in Berke ; the Earl of Onslow, at the St.
George's Hotel, Albemarle-street, from Sir Samuel Fludyer's, Bart.
seat in Suffolk ; Captain Campbell, at Read's Hotel, lower Gros-
venor-street, from the North ; Henry Hungerford, E.q. at ditto,
from his seat in Northamptonshire ; T. Trotter, Esq. at ditto, from
his seat in Surrey; Madame Vanderhoust and family, at Cook's
Hotel, Albemarle-street, from Paris; Edward Orme, Esq. and
Mis Orme, at the Berners Hotel, Berner-street, from their seat,
Stanmore Hall, Middlesex ; J. Winter. Esq. at ditto, from *licitly,
Herta ; T. Wright, Esq. and Miss Wi iglu, at diem
DEPARTURES.

The Hon. Robert Grosvenor, fur the Doke of Rutland's seat,
Belvoir Castle; Lord and Lady Anson, from Leicestershire, for
Leamington ; Sir Charles and Lady Ibbetson, for their seat, Denton
Hall, Yorkshire ; the Hon. Charles Murray, from Curzon-street,
for Brighton; Mrs. Warren and family, from the Berner's Hotel.
London, England, 1828-02-21

LONDON SESSIONS.

Yesterday the, e Sessions. commenced before the LORD
MAYOR, the RECORDER, and a Com t of Aldermen. 't*
A Mr. Ted was indicted for having c mi►ted 'a'
violent assault upon J. Anderson, the waiter at the Pea.
cock public-house, opposite to Whit ecross-stree
The prosecutor stated that seve-al Gentlemen 4.sera.
bled one night-at his master's house, in a priva.e room,
for the purpose of hearing- an .extraordinary. singer,
named Black•haw. Witnesi attended them, and• at
eleven o'clock, he refused to serve up some brandy and
water, as the Gentleman who called for it was rather
drunk, This was a signal for a desperate attack upon
the prosecutor ; and Mr. Teel, who was a tailor, and
had all the valour and vivacity for which this trade is
renowned, raised up a stick and struck the unfortunate
Anderson such a blow on the forehead as laid his head
open, and completely stunned him. A dbCtOr
nounced the wound to be a desperate and a dangetoui
one, and dressed it every day for three weeks. There
was a large mark on the forehead, which was exhibited
to the Jury. The only person in the company who
carried a stick was Mr. Teel, and he made off aftet
having used it, but was stopped in his gallop and lodged
in the watch-house.
This account was, in its most important featureta
confirmed by another witness.—The, defendant was
found Guilty.
London, England, 1828-02-19

NgAPOLITAX 1.011-14 OF 62.5u0,000, NRCOCI ATED
BY Ma. R. M. ROTHSCHILD. IN LONDON.
NOTICE IS HgitEßY GIVEN, that-, in conformity
with the 'Contract of the said Loan. pursuant to which a
Sinking Fund was PrOvide4, Whereof the Seventh lislf-
Redemption foil due on the Ist of the present Month of February,
his Excellency Count •Luiirtlf, Envoy Extraordinary and 3lituster
Plenipotentiary of his Majesty the King of Naples, jointly with
\I. Rothschild, and accompanied by Mr. John Venn,
Notary Public, have, on the 18th Instant, CANCELLED and
DEPOSITRD in the Bank of England, according to the form
prescribed, the amount of Foorteen Thousand .Five Hundred
Pounds Sterling, in Special Bonds of the said .Loan, as specified
below, being the first Moiety of the Stan fixed *tor the Redemp-
tion, in the Year 1828, viz.—One per Cent. per Annum un the
amount of the Loan, including the Saving of Interest on the
Seventy-six Thousand Four Hundred Pounds Sterling, Cancelled
to the Ist day of August last.
Numbers of Special Bonds Cancan.. .
Letter A.
8332 8333 8154 8335 8223 82!2 8088
• 8024 7934 7916 7552 7507 7508 7509
• 7510 7321 7222 7223 7224 7225 7226
7397 7191 7197 7116 7101 6679 6680
6681 6674 6386 6287 6288 4,289 6044
• 6045 6016 6047 • 6043 6049 6050 6051
601,2 6053 6054 6055 5959 5060 5951
• 5945 551-:4 5506 5456 5335 5502 .1218
. 5246 4954 4955 4859 5946 3944 3304
3'269 3260 5245 3225 3.326 227 3228
7.29 3230 3231 3252 3.:53 3234 5235
5241 3247 3248' 5336 3128 3079' 5073 -
5073 3005 2890 2573 2574 2302 2263
2153 2154 1635 1636 1576 1314 1365
1366 1167 1188 1189 1066 1067 1068
1069 1070 1071 1072 1075 1074 1075
• 1076 1077 1078 1079 1080 1081 10142
1083 1084 1085 1086 1087 1088 075
965 926 927 886 780 615 6,e7
609 609 610 511 37.9 537 262
222 202 40 37 38
145 Bonds of 6100 each

. £14,500
London, England, 1828-08-28

THE ARMY.

General Sir WILLIAM Karat IS to be appointed to the 2d Foot,
and we understand Major Gineral S. flosutssou, who many years
commanded in India, is to be appointed Colonel of the 67th Her.
'A detachment belonging to the 21st Fuzileers arrived in town
on Tuesday from Rath, and embarked this morning, on hoard a
vessel in the river,forEctinbutgh, on route to Paisley and Caithness.
London, England, 1828-08-28

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

%as Antrim THIS DAY.—Dublin I—Waterford I—Guernsey
and Jersey I—Holland I—Flanders I—France 1.

Arrived in the River the Amelia, WALEXR, from Prince Fe.
ward's bland ; Hannah, CAMPIELL, from Shedrac ; Providence,
FURS?. from Gottenhurgh ; Scipio, SPYNCELY, from St. Peters-
burgh; and Briton. Kesiwasan. from Danizie.
LtAawsot., AUGUST e6.—Arrived the George and Mary,Thoue-
son, from St. Petersborgh ; and Nancy, &MAW, from Windau.
GLAKIOW, Auousy 46.—Arrived the Hope, M`EwiNc, and Al-
bion (late Chambers), from Trinidad.
PLYstouTsr, AUGUST 26.—Wind K—Arrived from Chatham the
Brailsford, for Sierra Leone ; and the Friends, Hulce, for
Memel.

Polorsmovrit, AUGUST 27.—Wind S.E—Sailed the Nautilus,
N*su, fur China.

DIAL, AUGUST 27.—Wind E.—Sailed the Protector. Warrcu,
for Bombay. Arrived from London the Shiltenby, CORNER, fur
Miramichi.

EAST INDIA SHIPPING.

ARRIVALS AT DIINGALThe Circassian, llouthwaite, from Lon-
don to Madras, on the 15th of March ; the Mary, limber, from
Liverpool, on the 20th; the 'Mary Ann, O'lliien, from London
and Madras, on the 23d; the Clifton, Midford, from Rio and
Liverpool ; the Ontario, Willis, from LiverpooL—The Norfolk,
Redman, was to sail flr London. April 20.
London, England, 1828-08-28

ST. PETERSBURG H.

The St. Petersburg/ journey to the 10th Am ust contain more
detailed Bulletins of the operations of the Russian army in Turkeys
but only to the evening of the 20th of July (6th August).

In the beginning of July the Tiche.:me, a ship of the line of 84
guns, and the Nlingrelia brig, of 14 guns, were launched from the
Imperial Pock-yard at Nicolajeff, and were to go down the Bug
and the Leman to Arzakoff, in the Euxin-, where they are to be
fitted out. The river Ingoul has now been deepened, so that the
largest ships can navigate it. We, a7e indebted to Admiral Grail:
for this improvement. Up to 6th August 827 vessels have arrived
at Cromitadt ; the number that had sailed was 578.

OD SSA, Aucu.s 5.

Since the spring there has been pretty frequent rain in the
Crimea ; the wheat is fine, and the hasvest already commenced
about Nicolajeff, in the middle of July. Unfortunately the rigorous
winter has nut destroyed the locusts, as we hoped it would. They
have done great mischief to the crops in some places ; almost esery
day we see vast swarms of them fly past; hitherto we have tress
very lucky in this part of the country, as they have done its little
damage, considering their immense numbers. Three Austrian ships,
all in ballast, have arrived here from Constantinople.
The Prussian Suite Guzate to 21st August inclusive, has no ac-
counts from the army subsequent to the bulletin of 29th July.

FRCNI OUR PRIVATE CORRESPONDENT.
PALI IS, .Loo. t 22.

Mademoiselle SONTAG made her reappearance
night at the Italian Opera House, in ROSSINICS Opera
cf La Donna del [.ago. She was received with great
enthusiasm, and has neither lost any of the public f.•
volr, nor of her own powers, (luting her absence. This
charming singer will remain bete some we: ks, and t
en
proceed to Germany, where it is said she has engsige•-
meas at Berlin, Vienna, and in other places, for three
years to come.
London, England, 1828-08-28

ROUEN, AUG. 24.

- - _
There is abundauce of occupation and amusement
for any traveller who is inclined to spend a few days
here, on his route t or from Paris. Few places are
more favoureJ by nature, in point of situation—the
green Seine flowing by, studded with little islands
covered with foliage—the decliv.t:es of the hills, which
shelter the city, thickly ornamented with villas and
gardens—the shady promenades of the Boulevards.—
and the spacious quays and squares—all contribute to
make the town a most agreeable residence.
The panorama, float the summit of St. Catherine's
London, England, 1828-08-28

DEEMING V. GIBSON AND OTRBRIL

This was an action of troller brought to recover the
value of certain goods which it was alleged the de-
fendants had wrongfully seized under an execution. The
plaintiff was the guard of a stage coach, and sometime
ago married a person of the name of SMith. For some
season or other the marsiage was not made public, and
the plaintiff continued to live as a lodger in the house
of his wife, who passed by the name of Smith. It hap-
pened whilst the plaintiff and his wife were living in the
manner described, that a judgment was obtained in the
County Court of Lancaster by a person of the name of
Cheetham against another Mrs. Smith; who lived in
the plaintiff's neighbourhood: The consequence was,
that an execution was isaned, and the goods of the
plaintiff's wife were taken in mistake for thrue of
the seal Mrs. Smith. The defendants were Mr.
Gibson, the High Sheriff of the county, two attor
nies of the name of Chew, and a bailiff; who hid
executed the process. The High Sheriff was ac-
quitted early on the trial, because it appeared that the
proceeding having taken place in the County Conn, the
writ was not, as iu ordinary cases, directed to the She-
riff; and it was contended on the behalf of Mr. Chew,
that as his direction to the bailiff had been to take the
goodt. of Mrs. Smith, he (Mr. Chew)! was not liable for
the consequence of a mistake if the bailiff exceeded his
duty. Ar no evidence was offered-of.ther marriage. of
the plaintiff with Mrs. Smith, . the Learned Judge de•
cidOtthat the plaintiff could not recover for any goods
which before the execution had been. held out to the
wdtld as Mrs. Smith's property, and the question there-
fort was reduced to a claim for a gold watch..uf the
pliintiff's, which bad been taken away with the other
property.
The Learned JUDGE directed the Jury to say what
they thought was the value of the watch, and they
valved it at eight guineas. The Learned Judge then
ordered the plaintiff to be nonsuited. w ith liberty to
move the Court of King's Bench to set aide the new
suit, sad enter a yetdies for the plaintiff for eight guineas.
London, England, 1828-08-28

ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE.

LANCASTER, Aus. 25.
CIVIL Siog—Before Mr. Bamo HOLLOCL

SURUESS V. °REAVES.
This was an action of assumpsit brought to recover
a compensation for damage done by the defendant to a
horse which he had hired from the plaintiff. It ap-
peated horn the evidence offered for the plaintiff, that
the plaintiff was a livery it ible keeper at Lancaster,
and that in May lakt the defendant had hired a horse
for the purpose of going to a place called Liam-green,
and back. The distance was about eight or nine miles.
Instead of going there, the defendant put the horse into
a car, and drove to Wigan fair, a distance of SS miles
there and back. The defendant was observed by one
of the plaintiff's servants going to Wigan by a road
quite d;fferent fiom that which led to Irlam-green. The
horse, which was taken out at seven in the morning,
was not returned until ten o'clock at night, and then in
such a condition that it became necessary to send for a
farrier. The horse was in good condition when it left,,
the plaintiff's, but was so much injured by exertion on
that day that it had ever since been in a very bad state.
It was at the time of the hiring worth thirty guineas,
but it was not now worth thirty shillings.
Several witnesses were called to prove the case. On
their cross-examination it appeared that the delendant
was a remarkably heavy man, and the horse a very

small one.
Mr. BROUGHAM, for the defendant, attempted to
prove that when the plaintiff's servant brought the horse
to the defetidant, the latter objected to the horse on the
ground that it was not strong enough to carry so heavy
a man as himelf, but that plaaniff's servant pressed the
defend .nt to take it, tinting that if the horse was too
small to be ridden, it would do very well to run in a
gig. It was also sworn that the defendant told the
servant that he was gc.ing.to Wigan fair.
The Jury found a verdict fur the plaintiff-damages
eighteen pounds.
London, England, 1828-08-28

IRISH BMW AND PORK.

VICTU4LIING-OFFICE, Jody 27., 1828.
THE COMMISSIONERS, for • VICTUALLING
his #4.01.7r5t ArdiVY; 4:c. do hereby give nonce.
That an Tutrainay; the tub of September next, they will be
'ready to receive Tenders hi wilting (sealed up), and treat for the
%pelf to flit: Department of a quantity of IRISIi SALT
NhMT, equal to Thirteen Thousand Navy Tierces of BEIIF.
and Thirteen Thousand Navy Tierces of PORK, all to be Cured
in the ensuing Season, to be delivered four-fifth parts thereof in
Torres, and the remaining firth part in Barrels, into his Majesty's
Stores at Deptford; l'Onsolouth, Plymouth. and Cork,
•lich proportions as shall hereafter be agreed on, one half ther.of
'on or heture the Bth day of February, and the other half on or
belore the 51st slay of )lay, 1829, to be paid for as usual, by Bills,
swami: !merest, payable silty days after date.
The Conditions of the Contract may be sera at this Office, or by
applying to Wu. Acres, Esq. Agent for the Victualling at Cork,
or to the Collectors offhis•:llajesty's Customs at Limerick, Belfast,
Henry, sod Watetfordy and to the Secretary to the Postmaster-
General at Dublin respectively.
No Tender for a less quantity than shall be equal to Three Hun-
dred Tierces of Beef, or to Three Hundred Tierces of Pork will
be 'amities! ; and each Tender meat spedfy the price in words at
length, and be delivered before One o'clock on the Day ap-
palsied, and must be accompanied by a Letter wiped by two
responsible Persons engaging to become bound with t 4 Party ten.
dering, in a penal sent equal to one third of the amount of the
Contract, for the due performance of the same.
The' Person who makes the ?miler, or some Person en his behalf,
Mist attend to answer when called for.

Y. WALLER CLIFTON.
London, England, 1828-08-28

TOW N-HA IL

Anthony Own was charged' with assaulting a French Lady, named
Baxter. The defendant occupied a shop, a bitting and bed-room in
one nt her houses, in Garden•row, St. George's Fields, and being in
arrears of rent, was presented with a Mil; amounting to 255. on
Monday last, and payment • requested. He, however, pied abuse,
and eventually steucg her twice severely on the breast. He was
held to bail.
A young women begged the Magistrate ye protect her from an
attempt made to steal the,dead body of her illegitimate infant. The
child had been tor some niolitiss at nurse in Frist-stieet, and having
died on Sturflay last. she. obtained 'a
decent coffin to bury it from
an undeitalierorho agreed to accept of payment by Weetry instal-,
meets. The nurk a• 1 her husband bad since taken it hat. Thrown
it into a comtitti shell, and threatened to bury it at deli Olen will
and pleasure. She was sure they meant to sell Wm die surgeon's,
and the codin, fur a trifling sum she owed them.
The Alderman sent an Officer with her, who presently returned
with the husband of the nurse, who, on 'learning that be would
stand in a eery airaward predicament if be • persisted in his fluky
tion, consented to the ebild's being heeled by the parish.
•

•

The Greek Government has caused coin to be struck,
of three, denominations. The copper money has* the
name AlEgo:, given to it ; 600 ./Egides are equal to a
Minerva, which - is a silver *coin ; theta is alsOutrsher
silver coin called a Five Phcenis piece, of the spme.vilue
as the Niorva.—Pa ris, Paper.
The Derry Journal contains an account of a second
celebration, noWednesday sennight, of the relief of, Derry, at:which
fifteen hundred persons, conspri,ing the respectability of the i!eptid
classes, and many Gentlemen of rank, sat down to dinner. The
usual loyaland constitutional toasts were drank, and the displity of
Protestant spirit situ of the most cheering character.
Thetloty cf Foothill has vanished, as though it, hid
never heen ;but the eztraordip'stry persOriasito.Whijtri
it 04s,ecl its Origin, is, still resolved toliodurcate)4
to tousautic s.ingulaiity. Mr. WiCAPOID JIM 11114 at
Lansdowne, near Bath, a tower of a fantastic touts;
sand is pow- fitting up tile interior in a stlichf plainf.
ficiaie to his sncpt.Pfc:l4iii.y*. rlp
:imager .io aciroitod..within it; kaltallay At,intrnsiou
beigg, here even still mote sensitiveuban at foothill;
flUeiday.s!'onight, the body. sailor
picr, fru)otigiqs to.th.e .61? i Jobe, 9ptplatihypo.lqst
Ortigsi I Mal 4 44 PgP.tr*s logaiip.o4 r,yrrepat. tbe
foot of the spsay..,llelcame.on shore the:yatteslinyi da
O y;
rly supposed he tied int!). th i lit'ef'4iiNe.
1.44. ,49,,,i/tinsi fQSt• CWOle 144!
.11.;44,81, tailDatt4lo.ll.Pitattofittewa
haven, and w,s much tespectelitz hit matter.' .
London, England, 1828-08-28

CIIELTLNIIANI, Aic. 26.

This evening one of the most splendid balls that was
ever given in this place, was held at the Assembly
Rooms here, which was honoured by the presence of
his Grace the Duke of WELLINGTON, and some of ou,
first Fashionables. Upwards of five hundred persons
were present.
The Duke of Witttsurron was at the Old Well Pump.room by
eight o'clock this mnrnhig,having returned last night from his vi-it
to the Duke of BaaurnaT, at his seat in this county. His Grace
received a dispatch this morning from Mr. Secretary Par.; the
Noble Duke sent off a messenger in the afternoon with dispatches
for his MAJESTY and also for Mr. Secretary l'Ext..
The Princess kSTERSIAZY has subscribed to the Montpelier Spa.

The band of the Sherborne Spa had their Annual Benefit last
evening. The walks were illuminated with variegated lamps, and
in the course of the evening there was an excellent display of fire-
woths.

FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE.
London, England, 1828-08-28

NEW SOUTH WALES.

Rum is so plentiful in the Sydney market,hat Government has
beau obliged to rent other cellars besides the bonded stores. On
the 12th of Februar: it was selling at 4s. a gallon ; but in Hobart
Town a few weeks ago it was bring sold by the puncheon, at Bs.
English Salt is selling at Sydney, on the wharf, at e 26 10s. per
ton ; at Van Dierneu's Land at 159. per cwt.
The Gleaner newspaper, lately conducted by LH.Halloran, D.D.
at Sydney, has discontinued.
A Proclamation was issued in December last. announcing Norfolk
Island a Penal Settlement to Vasa Diemen'S Land as well as New
South Wales.

The ship Tiger has sailed again for Valparaho. for the purpose et
importing another cargo of South Americo) mules.
Money is beginning to be rather more plentiful in Sydney, and
the Banks are resuming their accustomed assistance to merchants,
in the shape of discount.
A good deal of interest has been excited in consequence of eman.
cipists, for the first time, being called upon to attend the Quarter
Session., in the capacities of Grand and Petit Jurors.
PIRACC—The cutter Ellen, belonging to Captain Walker, at
Pitt Water, which was piratically taken away from the River
Derwent„ about twelve months ago, by Stirling, Holt, Alderson,
Ironmonger, and other prisoners, it appears was wrecked among
the rocks of Tucopia. 'fbe natives broke up the wreck for the iron-
work. The men are said to have subsequently left the Island in a
whaler, and to be at present at the Bay of Islands.
London, England, 1828-08-28

•
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of the Eyes. Scorbutic and Cancerous Tumours, Erysipelas or &.
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This day was published,
Sr 1. Timms, Edinburgh ; Munn* and CRAISOCK, London ;
and Jinn. Cumuli*, Dublin,
THE TRAVELLER'S 'GUIDE Through SCOT-
LAND. Ninth Edition, Illustrated with Maps, Views, Stc.
hc. with an Itinerary on a New Plan. Bound in ted, IS&
-An ACCOUNT of the Principal PLEASURE TOURS in
SCOTLAND, with Maps, Views, /cc. and an Itinerary. Bound
in red, 9s.
The principal TOURS in IRELAND, with an Itinerary, Etc.
itc. half-hound, tOs. 6d.
TRAVELLING MAPS of SCOTLAND, ENGLAND,
and IRELAND. Two Sheets, 'flaunted, each 91.
TRAVELLING MAPS of SCOTLAND, ENGLAND,
Ind IRELAND. One Sheet, moulted, earl Ss.
London, England, 1828-02-26

CUSTOM-HOUSE, EASTBOURNE.
FOR SALE BY AUCTION,
At the Custom House at this Place,
On TIMMY, the 6th day of March, DM, at One o'Clock In the
Afternoon,
THE UNDERMENTIONED GOODS,
Swap AND CONDIMNZD, 1,01 Hour CONSUMPTION,
And for not less than the Ippon Duties
About 93 Gallons of Foreign BRANDY, Over Proof.
61 ditto ditto GENEVA, ditto.
3 ditto ditto BRANDY, Under Proof.
Damaged :
6 ditto ditto ditto Over Proof.
1 4.8 ditto ditto ditto Under Proof.
Also sundry Sling-Cords and Broken•up Half-Ankers.
May be viewed on the Morning of the Sale.
A Deposit of ,G 25 per Cent. will be required.
London, England, 1828-02-26

DOVER, FionaAior 25.

The Echo steatts-brig, Lieutenant %mum and the
Admiralty yacht, cattle into harbour last evening, for
the purpose of conveying to Calais the prince and
Princess of HOINENLOMI-LAUGENBOVIRO, expected at
the York Hotel to-morrow morning.
London, England, 1828-02-26

COURT CIRCULAR.

The Nitre afid Princess of Hournmona Lanoutraciven were et.
pected to leave die seat of Prince 7.sorotas, at Claremont, ye ars..
day, for Germany.
We mentioned yesterday, that dispatches were received on Sunday
night, at the Office of the Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, front
the British Charge d'Affaires at St. Peterslntrgh. The dispatches
were forwarded to Earl Donkey, In Arlington-street. Soon after.
wards, the Noble Earl gave orders fur the summoning a Cabinet
Council, to meet yesterday. The Cabinet Mfilisters accordingly(
asembled at three o'clock yesterday afternoon, at the Foreign
Office, and sat in deliberation till five o'clock. The Ministers pte.
sent were—the Duke of Wectanorms, Earls Batt's:arr. Doirter,
and ABIERDILEN ; Viscounts bluvu.s.z and Patuaavrom, Lord
fict.assnottooan, Mr. Secretary Para, Mr. Secretary Ruseisson,tbe.
Cuascar.r.ors of the RICHEQGER, and Mr. HERRIES.
Dispatches were received by Earl DUDLEY yesterday, from hie
Alasanv, at the Royal Ledge, Windsor 'Park.
The Earl of RUSSETS, Colonel Tarawa, mid Mr. Banesear, trans.
acted business yesterday at the Treasury.
Prince ESTESHAZT, the Austrian Ambassador, and Monsieur
13tuscasranx, the Saxon Charge d'Affaires, transacted business
yesterday at the Foreign Office, Downing street.
The Countess BATHURST has recovered from her recent illness;
her Ladyship took an aising on Sunday, for the first dine since the
re.establisbment of her health.
Lady Boone* is seriously indisposed in the South of France.
On the arrival of the intelligence, Dr. MACKINNON left town o•
Friday afternoon, to travel with all speed for the purpose of attend.
lag her Ladyship, and, if necessary, of accompanying her Ladyship
to England.

FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE.
ARRIVALS.
The Eat and Countess of Radnor, and Lady Catherine Bouverie,
from their sat, Longford Castle, Wilts; the Duke of Rutland, is
Sackville.street, from his seat, Belvoir Castle ; the Marquis and
Marchioness of Tavistock, at their house in Arlington-street, front
their seat, Oakley House, In Bealtotilsliire; Colonel and Mrs.
Stevens, at Fenton's Hotel, St. James's-street, from the Continent;
Mr. and Mrs. Hawkins, at ditto, from the Continent ; L. Kenlock,
Esq. at ditto, from Windsor; Rev. Mr. Sneed, at the Royal Hotel,
St. James's-street, from Ireland; Sir Jane, Stuart, Bart. at Cook's
Hotel, Albemarleltreet, front his seat in Surrey ; John Trotter,
Esq. at ditto, from his seat, near Epsom ; Mr. and Mrs. M' Don.
nell, at the Burlington Hotel, Old Burlington and Cork-streets,
from Monmouthshire; Mrs. Herbert and Faiay, at Jordan's
Hotel, St. James's-street, from Brighton; Sir Alexander Hood,
Bart. at the Bath Hotel, in Arlington-street, from a tour; H.
Beaumont, Esq. at ditto, front Bath; It. Seymour,Esq. at ditto,frona
Devonshire; Sir J. and Lady Ramsay, at Thomas's Hotel, Berkeley.
square, from Scotland; Sir Robert Hartland, Bart. at ditto, from
Suffolk.
London, England, 1828-02-26

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

The Charles Kerr, Billowy, from Bombay, and the Earl of
Egremoat, Joitasos, from the Mauritius, have arrived off the
Wight. The former sailed from Bombay on the 28th October,
and from the Cape 31st December; and the latter sailed on the
6th November.

The Brazilian, CoLzswoant, from the Mauritius, bat arrived
in the I)owna.

D.AL, num,Alv 25. —WindW.S.W.—Arrived the Brolhournr-
hury, Fewsers, from China; Kains transport, from Ports-
mouth ; and Flora, DAVIS, from Cale. Arrived from hond.ou
the Thames, Boca, for Calcutta ; and Itchy, SMITH, few Jamaica.
PORTSMOUTH, FIEBRUALT 23.—Wind W.S. VV.—Arrived from
London the Earl Balcarras, LIHOCCHTON, for Bengal and China;
and Phcenix, CURZON, for New South Wales.
PLYMOUTH, PLIIRUAIIY 24.. Wind S.W. His Majesty's
ship Grasshopper, front Portsmouth for Jamaica—has been towed
in by the Bittern sloop of war, having lost foremast and bevmptit;
and Duchess of Athol, from London for Bombay.
PALIKONTH, FSBRUA HY S. W.—Arrived the Osborne
packet, frog► Buenos ftyr:s ; sailed Sth December, from Monte
Video on the 7tla;and from Rio on rite 25th. Sailed the Simmer
packet, for Lisbon.

SPORTING TNTETLIGENCE.

BETTING-ROOM, TATTERSALL'S, Vss. tS.
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The room was crowded the whole of the afternoon, and the
betting tolerably good ; at the same time it was of a singular x ha-
tarter, for the first four favourites kept so close together, that for a
long time no one would venture to say which had the -call. At
one time Sorcery was decidedly the choice, but, ultimately, Mer-
chant headed them all half a point. Navatin seems to he on eke
totter, and Amy advancing—Druid is said to be amiss. rery kuie
was done on the Oaks, and nothing on the St. Leger.
Dinar.
ai to 1 ag't hierLihant i 45 to 1 apt Druid (talker')
9 to 1 agst The Colonel 1 '25 to 1 agst Bugle (taken)
9 to 1 apt Sorcery SO to 1 apt Omen
9 to I agst Navarin 35 to 1 Aga Finesse (taken/
14 to 1 apt Amy 40 to 1 agst Barnard*
18 to 1 agst Folly • i 50 to 1 apt Frederick Oaten,
18 to 1 apt Southcote I 1000 to 15 agst Halston Ciakel'i
6 and 7 to 4 on Omen and Druid, apt Bugle (taken)
1000 even. Omen, Hampden, and Bernardo, apt Bugle (taker)
11 to 1 apt Amy and Bernardo (taken)
9 to 1 apt Druid, Omen, and Bogie (taken).
OAKS.
HuNT:SII
Gtll 000.
111
jaagggissi tielii.:ziatuabeteltlatak
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Sir J. Astley's Hounds meet tomorrow, at Basbam; and Gs
Friday, at Kennel.
General W. Ftturoy's Hounds tomorrow, at Spode Mill; aaa en
Friday, at Brialey Green.
The Pucketidge llounds to-morrow, at Audley Lad; and ce
Saturday, at Watson.

9 to 1 apt Trampoline
12 to 1 apt Iloaatme
13 to 1 apt Sarah

DIED.
On Saturday, the 2:4 instant, at Ms house, Great Clarion&
street, Blackfriars-roaci, Mr. Jubn Lea, aged 60 years.

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THE ARMY.

Four Companies of the 921 Highlanders are ordered from
Edinburgh Castle to Glasgow, and are to be replaced by the 4th
Regiment, from Portugal.
The Depot of the Ist, or Royal Regiments, moves from Glasgow
to Paisley. The Depot of the 42d from Paisley to Stirling; and
the Depot of the 74th from Stirling to the Isle of Man.
The 17th Regiment of Light Dragoons has received orders to
march, on the 29th inst. from Hounslow for Liverpool, on route
to Dublin. _ _

The 7th Regiment of Ligbt Dragoons has received orders .o
march, on the sd of March, from Brighton for Liverpool, on route
to Dublin.

The 14th Regiment of Light Dragoons, on being relieved in
Dub Tin, will return to England.
The 3d Regiment of Dragoon Guards hat received orders, on
being relieved at Newbridge, to proceed to Scotland.
A Detachment of the 7th Dragoon Guards marched yesterday
morning, from Westminster, fot Coventry.
A Detachment of the 50th Regiment of Foot marched yesterday
morning, from Westminster, for Wtedon.
A Detachment of the 52d Regiment of Infantry marched yester-
day morning, from Westminster, for Brighton.
A Detachment of the 67th Regiment of Foot marched yesterday
morning, from Westminster, for Bolton.
A Detachment of the 68th Regiment of Infantry marched yes.
terday morning, from Westminster, for Burnley.
A Detachment of the 13th Regiment of Light Dragoons marched
this morning, from Westminster, for the Cavalry Depot at Mania
stone.

A Detachment of the 5d Dragoon Guards marched this mania
ing for Bristol, on route to Newbridge.
A Detachment of the 4th Foot marched this morning, from
Westminster, for Bristol, on route to Dorchester.
A Detachment of the 12th Infantry marched this morning, from
Westminster, for Bristol, on route to Boyle.
A Detachment of the 22d Foot marched this morning, from
Westminster, for Bristol, on route to Kins.v.e.

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London, England, 1828-02-26

DEPARTURES.

Lord Kensington, from the Burlington Hotel, for Hastings; the
Dean of Ossory, from Jordan's Hotel, for Brighton ; Cooke
and Family, from ditto, on a tour; Earl and Countess of Surrey,
for their seat, Worksop Manors, Notts; Captain and Mrs. Strick.
land, from the Bath Hotel, for Portsmouth; Major and Mrs. Fer.
guson, from Fenton's Hotel, St. James's.street, for their seat is
Lisicolushire; the Hon. Mr. acd Mrs. Tollemache, from ditto, fur
their seats in Herts.