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Star.
London, England, 1826-11-03

DIED.

At Dumfries, on the 21st ult. at the advanced age of 84, David
Staig, Esq. for several years Chief Magistrate of that place, and the
only suing Deputy Lieutenant of the county, of those originally
appointed.
At Dumfries; en Saturday, Mr. John Kennedy, who has so ably
filkd the olke of writing master and teacher of the French Lan.
guage for the last forty-four years.
On the morning of Saturday the Slit Wt. Alexander Crulk-
shanks, commonly known by the name of 0 Blind Aleek," lost his
life by falling over the quay at &ranraer, about three o'clock. He
was entirely blind, and to use his own words, he went toter the
Maid of Islay ‘team-packet start at that early and dark hour, whet.
he had unfortunately fallen over.
London, England, 1826-11-03

COLOMBIA, Sirtiorus 4.

The revolt of General i'Aez is now drawing to a
speedy conclusion, by the disaffection among his fol-
lowers, the best of whom have deserted his cause, and
marched to join that friend of order and the Constitu-
tion, the brave Bermudez.
London, England, 1826-11-03

TO THE NIGHT HON. THE EARL SOMERS.

" Mr Loans—Your Lordship's private communication having
aotbendcated the public letter which had previously appeared in
the Rsreford Jamul under your Lordship's signature, it has been
my painful duty to execute its instructions, and your Lordship's
I Mine has accordingly been erased from the Register of the Here-
fordshire Pitt Club. lam at the same time directed to state, in
the name of the Society, that whilst we lament the secession of your
Lordship, we feel it Impossible to permit the reasons so publicly
assigned far it to go forth to the world as acquiesced in by the
Club, founded, as we conceive them to be, on a manifest misappre-
hension of its recent proceedings. Whatever may be the StlitiMellt a of
the majority of its present members on the subject of the Catholic
Claims, the Society, as a body, does mg assume either to advocate or
oppose them s it considers the principle of Protestant ascendancy as
a maxim fundamentally constitutional, iu support of which your
illustrious ancestor would have laid down his lice, and which we are
persuaded that the great modern Patriot, in whose name we are
incorporated, never for a moment lost sight of, in the views which
heat Any time entertained of what is called Catholic ' Ernancip.i.
tion'—a terns which your Lordship adapts, but which Mr. Pitt
himself most pointedly disclaimed as utterly inappropriate and
inapplicable.—l have the honour to be, in behalf of the Society, iiiy
Lord, your Lordship's vet y obedient servant,
" JAMES EYRE,
" Hereford, Oct. 30." Hon. S.:c. Herefordshire Pitt glob.
London, England, 1826-11-03

PRACTICE OP THE COURT

In the course of the morning the LORD CHARCIMILOR
took occasion to notice the fact of additional or d.fferent
evidence being produced to him, on applications made
to dissolve injunctions, or alter orders, made by the Vice
Chancellor, who had frequently complained, and with
great justice too, of such a course. His Lordship ex-
pressed a hope that this system would not be allowed
to predominate, as it was the occasion of much unne-
cessary expense to the parties in the end.
London, England, 1826-11-03

OLD BAILEY SESSIONS
•

The following is a fuller account of the concluding business at
these Sessions, 'yesterday. •
Sentence of Death was passed on—
John Jones, alias William Bryan, for returning from transporta-
tion—Francis Meson, George Parker, William Mansfield James
Bishop, and John Sidney Smith, for highway robbery—William
Parkinson, and William F.ckett, for burglary—Alexander Rain,
Henry Abrahams, Frederick Saville, Daniel Bloomfield, Charlotte
Davis, Amelia Roberts Patrick, Riley, Clarks Pearce, and
Thomas Foster, for stealing in a dwelling house—James Perry, for
horse stealing—Sarah, the wife of Edward Wilkinson, and Mee
Hartnett, fors robbery—Charles Thomas White, for arson—and
Martha, the wife of John Ilyatt, for putting of counterfeit coin,
having been before convicted of grand larceny.
The following were sentenced to be Transported for We—Ellen
Tarrant, alias Foley, alias Welch, James Pitt, William Russell,
William King, William Atkinson, Julia Cane, William Sullivan,
and Richard Pointer.

To be Transported for Fourteen Years—Mary Day, Mary Gre-
gory, Elizabeth Brown, Francea Patrick, Thomas Frampton,
George Joll, Catherine Sullivan, Mary Wilton, and Frederick Jus-
tice Latham.

For Seven Years—Robert Smith, Joseph Wilmot, Charlotte
Williams, John Watson, William Norton tire younger, Edward
Malby, Robert Jones, Thomas Drew, Maria Benjamin, Morris
Bright, William Robinson. Daniel Brewer, Robert Squires, James
Day, William Smith. Thomas Hardison, Joseph Smith, James
Smith, Thomas Trigg, William Fewkes, William Billings,
Matilda Noble, Francis Wright, George Squired, George Jones,
James Niles, John Reedy, James Willis, Thomas Sheila,*
James Bishop, Henry Dumon, Robert Farrell, Thomas Jones,
Robert Jones, Samuel blakepeace, Thomas Mann, Thema.
Miller, Richard Hayland, John Saunders, Sarah Woodman,
John Richards, Benjamin Fuller, Bridget Overton, Joseph
Pearson, Marks Robinson, George Pearson, Edward Butler,
William Colman, Elizabeth Smith, Elizabeth Thornton, Mary
Ann Lewis, Eliza Wilson, Join Saunders, Abraham Spaibury,
Maria Cant, Mary Davis. John Smith, William Powel,
Richard I/wards, Jahn Harris, alias Walker, Thomas Edwards,
Joseph Morris, Christopher Gudgeon, Richard Jackson,
Edward Ulan Jarvis (for polygamy), James Scorns, Michael
Peters, Pbllbert Matthey (for transposing the Goldsmiths' Hall
mark), Was. Johnson, Mary Ann Harris, James Vickery, Joseph
Jones. Charles PennyeaA, Wm. Murrell, Wm. Flood, John Kent,
John Lewis, Henry Godfrey, Thomas Lock, John Williants,Cbas.
Thomas Hall Shintess, Richard Drury, Wm. Pettit, Elizabeth Lin-
ham, John Brown; Sarah Morris, Wm. Rush, Henry Graham,
Lewis Mary Webley, Charles Cornwall, John Doyle, Wm. Wilson,
David Thomas, Thomas Browne, J.,ha leak, alias Hill, and Eliza-
beth Wilson.
London, England, 1826-11-03

DUBLIN, OCT. M.

Sunday nine more Roman Catholics publicly abjured
the errors of Popery in the Church of Cavan. This
makes forty-air persons, within the last three weeks,
who have conformed to the Established Religion. Mr.
Montague preached an admirable sermon on the occa-
sion, ill which he exposed, in the ablest and most forcible
manner, all the doctrines of Popery.
BIBS SESSIONS—PRIaSTS CROTTY AND KENNEDY.—
The Grand Jury have ignored the Bills against Mr.
Crotty and his party for conspiracy and riot, and found
the Bills against hinifor keeping possession of the Cha-
pel, and hindering Mr. Kennedy from officiating therein.
The trial lasted for two days, after which the Jury
acquitted Mr. Crotty. It was then agreed among the
parties, that neither of them would for the future inter-
fere with each other. The Jury were all Protestants,
and their verdict seems to have given universal satisfac-
to the inhabitants of Birr.
London, England, 1826-11-03

CHARTERED GAS LIGHT COMPANY.

A Half-yearly Meeting of the Proprietors took place
yesterday, at the Crown and Anchor Tavern, DAVID
POLLOCK, Esq. Governor, was in the Chair, to receive
the Half-yearly Report, to elect a Director in place of
one who has resigned, and for other general purposes.
After some conversation, it was moved and cairied,
that the Report be received and affirmed, and that the
books should lie open at the office, Bridge-street, Black-
friars, for the inspection of Proprietors, till the Bth of
December.

Mr. KNIGHT then moved that, for the future, a more
detailed aggregate account of the income and expendi.
tare should be laid before the Proprietors, at their half
yearly meetings. On being put t►om the Chair, the
motion was carried by a considerable majority.
It was next moved and carried, that a dividend of six per cent.
he now declared and reported, and that payment commence on the
29th of December.

After some routine busineu had been gone through, the Preprie.
tors proceeded to elect a Director, to the place of Mr. Gregory, who
bad resigned.

We are sorry to learn that the typhus fever still con-
tinues to prevail in Leith. A Ladies' Society has been
lately formed in the town for the purpose of accommo-
dating poor infected females with changes of clean bed
and body linen, which, on the recovery of the patient,
are AO be returned to the Society.
. _

The following letter has been sent to Earl SOMERS,
by the Secretary of the Hereford Pitt Club :
London, England, 1826-11-03

That the Deliveries are to commence on and for the Twenty.
Sfth day of December next; that Proposals in Writing, sealed up,
and marked " Tender for Army Supplies." will be received at this
Office, on or before the Twenty-eighth day of November f but
none will-be received after Twelve o'Ciock en that day.
Proposals must be made separately for each County,except for the
Ilands of Guernsey,Jersey, and Alderney ; all of which must be
included in one Tender; and each Proposal must have the Letter
`which is annexed to the Tender properly filled up, by two Persons of
known Property, engaging to become bound with the Party tender-
ing in the Amount stated in the printed Particulars, for the due
Performance of the Contract; and no Proposal will be noticed unleas
made on a printed Tender, and the Prices expressed in Words at
Length ; and should it so happen. that during the Continuance
et the Contract no Troops should be supplied by virtue of the
same, the animist et khe Stamps on tl►e Contract and Bond, paid
in the first instance by the Contractor, shall be refunded to him.
Particulars of the Contracts may W bad upon application at these
Chambers, between the hours of Ten and Four, and of the liar-
tack-Masters in the islands of Guernsey and Jersey.
N.B. Samples pf the Bread and Meal may be seen at the Qfilce,
between the hour; of Twelve and Two.
London, England, 1826-11-03

THE EVENING STAR.

LONDON.

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1826.
STOCK EXCHANGE, TWELVE O'CLOCK.

Consols opened this morning at the same price they left off yes.
terday.Bl4 4 for the Account ; and up to the present time scarcely
a bargain has been dose. There is not one (came in the market
worth obsesirstion.

In the Foreign market, Colombian Bonds, which opened at 891,
loon after frU to 58k, in consequence of the disappointment expe-
rienced by the Bond Holders, in respect to the arrival of the Ja-
maica Packet, with only seventy thousand dollars on board.

Current prices: Old Spanish 11 1, Mexican 64k, Colombia
581 59, Russian s4l} 85. Cid Han 361 7.7}, Greek 13k 14.

PRICE OF STOCKS AT TWO O'CLOCK:
Bank Stock '2Ol ik
3 per Cei t Red. 80% ya
3 per Cent. Cons. Sl3/4 lh 3/4
per Cent. 881/4 777/8
per Cent. Rei. 871,6 %
4 per Cent. New 975/8 7/8
4 per Cent. 1826, 961X1 its
Long Ann. 191/4 3.16
India Bonds 38
k. 1,000 Excheq. Bills 20 22
£5OO ditto 20 22
0100 and L2OO ditto 20 23
Cons. for Account 8154 78

T. is morning we have received New York Papers
to the Bth of October; they mention the return of Bo-
LIVAR to Bogota. The following are eitracts:

MEXICO.

We have received from the Governor of Vera Cruz,
a proposition of the Mexican Government, for the forma-
tion of a colony of foreigners in the State of Vira Cruz.
A letter from Vera Cruz, dated the 21st ult. states,
that Commodore Porter Would embark in a few weeks
for the United States.

The British Order in Council, prohibiting the intet-

course between the United States and tSe British West
Indies, no doubt, ere this time, has been read by our
Merchants. We understand that our newly-appointed
Minister, Mr. Gallatin, was, at the last dates, negociating
with the English Government on the subject ; and
letters, received by the Leeds, mention, that there was
a strong probability that such an arrangement would
be effected, before the period of interdiction arrived, as
would render fueasures unnecessary.
London, England, 1826-11-03

FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE.

•
'The Duke of Rutland arrived yesterday at his house in Arling-
ton-street, from hir seat, Belvoir Castle, Ratlandshire.
The Hon. Colonel Anson, M.P. arrived yesterday at his house
in Curxon-street, May-fair, from Newmarket.
The Marquis and Marchioness of &afford and family are ex-
pected in town tomorrow, from their seat, Trentham Hall, Staf-
fordshire.
Henry Clive, Esq. M.P. and Mrs. Clive, left town yesterday for
their sear, Bark hani, near Worthington, Berks.
Robert Bristow, Esq. left town yesterday for his seat, Brock-
more I.odge, near Runisry, Hants.
Thomas Page, Esq. arrived yesterday at Fenton's New Hotel,
St. James's-street, from his seat in Surrey. lion. Captain Blaney
has left ditto for Sir Charles Pole, Bart.'s seat in Essex.
A. C. Brown, Esq. arrived yesterday at Jordan's Hotel, St.
James's-street, from Ireland.
Congreve, Esq. has arrived at Gould's Hotel, Jermyn-street,
from his seat, Tunbridge Wells. Departures from ditto—Sir
Charles Leeson, Bait. for the Continent; the Rev. Mr. Hall on a
tour; Micklethwaite, Esq. on a tour. •
Departures from the Pulteney Hotel, Albemarle-street—Captain
and Mrs. Hughes, for their seat in Oxfordshire ; W. Holland, Esq.
on a tour.

Mr. and Mrs. Burgess left town yesterday for Brighton.
Arrivals at Fladong's Hotel, Oxford street—George Turvile,
Esq. and Mrs. Turvile, from the Continent : Miss Uhthuff and
nieces from Suffolk. Departures—Mrs. and Silas Blackall to ire-
land; Rev. T. Drake on a tour.
London, England, 1826-11-03

VICTII4I4INaOFFICA Qo.bc► g, ism
THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING

his MAJES'TY S NAVY, do hereby aims Notice,

That on Felony, the 10th of November neat, they will be ready
to receive Tenders in writing (wake up). and treat for the Supply
(en separate Contracts), of all such Quantities of SEA PROVI-
SIONS, including RUN, as may be demanded for the itw of hie
Majesty's Ships and Vessels, at Greenock, Liverpool, and 14th,
Leith Reeds, and the Firth of Edinburgh, from the lit of Ja-
nuary to the 31st of December, 1127 inclusive ; and also for the
Supply, during the same period (on separate Contracts), of all such
Quantities of FRESH BEEF as may be demanded for the use of
his Majesty's Ships amid Vessels, at the undermentioned Place, vit.
Chatham Liverpool
Cork and Kinsale Londonderry and Lougbswilly
Downs Milford Haven
IFalmouth Newcastle and Tlaintwath-haves
Galway Newhaven
Greenock Plymouth
Guernsey and Jersey St. Ilkey's Scilly
Kingstown and Dublin Skein..., and
Leith, Leith Roads, and the Banderlanda
Firth of Edinburgh

The Conditions of the Commit may be men at this Ogee. or
by applying—fur those of the Sea Provisien Contract% to the Col.
'eerion of the Customs at Greenock. Liverpool, or Taub ; and for
those of the Fresh Beef, to the Agents for the Victualling at Ply-
mouth and Cork ; to the Storekeepers at Sheerness and Deal; at
to the Collectors of the Customs at each of the other places re•
spectively. _ _ _

Each Tender must specify the price in words at lengths and be
delivered before One o'Clock en the day appointed; must dm
be accompanied by a Letter, signed by two responsible Persons
engaging to become bound with the Party tendering, For the
Fresh Bref Contracts at Plymouth, Chatham, and illseenwes, in
the penal sum of gel „Soo each; and for the Fresh Beef, or Bea
Provisions at each of the other places, in the penal mm of sl5OO
each►, for the doe performance of the respective Contracts.
It is likewise required that the Person who makes the Tender,
or some Person on his behalf, should attend here at the time ap-
pointed as aforesaid, to answer when called for.
AL WALLER CLIFTON.
London, England, 1826-11-03

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

HOUSE OF LORDS, THURSDAY, Nov. 2.
ADJOURNMENT pro Forma.
The meeting of Parliament having been adjourned from the 24th
of August last to the 2d of November, the LORD thou CLAN.
crt.t.os went to the House of Lords this day, for the purpose of
announcing a further adjournment until the 14th instant, when
the Lords and Commoners of the new Parliament meet (or dis-
patch of business.
The LORD CHANCELLOR, accompanied by Lord Svowet.i., and
Lord DUDLIT and WARD, entered the House at hall.past three
o'clock.

The Clerks of the Douse of Commons, Messengers, Door-
keepers, ice. were then brought to the Bar, and the Loss CHAN-
smog ordered his NACISSTT'II Writ to be read :

The Reading Clerk accordingly read the contents—lt stated that
the Peers of Parliament, elective Peers, Knights, Citizens, and
Burgesses, had been called upon to assemble un the 2d day of No-
vember, nevertheless, for certain causes, known to the King and
Council, they were discharged from attendance on that day, and
commanded to attend on the 14th of November instant, to do,
act, and deliberate on those things appertaining to Parliament.
After the Writ had been read, the Loan CHANCELLOZ and his
Noble Assistants left the House.

The interior and avenues of the House have been brushed up, and
prepared for the ensuing business. Some of the drapery, which
made a theatrical, heavy appearance over the Throne, has been re-
moved. Considerable additions have been made in that part of the
House which looks over the River Thames. The new buildings
are not yet finished—the back front of the House now appears more
in unison with the back of the Commons, and presents a range of
elegant architecture, in the Saracen or Gothic style.
The general appearance from the River is much improved.
London, England, 1826-11-03

FROM WALLACHIA, Octous 11.

It is understood that the Marquis de Ribeaupierre, on
the happy termination of the conferences at Akermann,
will immediately proceed to Constantinople, to enter
upon his functions as Ambassador from Russia to the
Porte, an office to which he was nominated above a
year ago. It is reported that the Porte has resolved to
have in future diplomatic agents at the principal Euro-
pean Courts. This modification of Turkish diplomacy
would be wholly consonant with the military and civil
reforms which Sultan Mahmoud has in view, and which
he has already begun to carry into effect with so much
success; the object of which is to place his empire on
an equality with the general civilization of Europe.
London, England, 1826-07-01

MILITARY PROMOTIONS.

Commission in the West Essex Regular Militia, signed by the
Lord Lieutonast of the County of Essex.
Thomas Branastori, Esq. to be Captain.
Commissloarsigned by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of
' Dumfries.
Dumfries, Ste Militia—His Grace Walter Francis Duke of Bee-
cleuch and Queensberry to be Major, vice Ogilvie, resigned.
Dumfries-shire Yeomanry Cavalry—John Dalrymple Murray,
Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice Biggar, resigned ; William Younger,
Gent. to vice Murray, promoted.
NAVAL IN TELLIGENCE.
•
Arrived off Scilly, the Caroline, Best, from Figueira. -
The Prince of Wales, Dvessols, bound to Hodson's Bay, has put
back to Stromness, to discharge and repair, having struck on a rock,
and made much water.

Fatuous's, Jura 29.—Wind S.W. fresh breeze.—Arrived the
Lord Melville packet, from Jamaica, in six weeks; Jupiter, Cozz-
seas, from La Guayas, in 64 days, leaky; and Sappho, Nauss,
from Smyrna. Off the port, the oho Palmer, --, from the
South Seas for London. We have just beard of a galliut being run
down last night, off the Lizard, by a schooner ; is full of water,
and now laying between the Lizard and Blackhead, and intend
warping on shore, to Tighten her, if possible. Cargo, wise; and
Master drowned.
PORTSMOUTH, JONI 30.—Wind W.—Passed by, the bonach,
Derscou., from Bombay for London.
bl~aaars, JUNI 30.—Four hundred and twenty-eight bars, four
fiats, and fifteen pigs of iron, taken oni of the wreck on the Girdler
Sand, were landed here yesterday.
DRAT, JUNE 30.—Wind S. by W.—Sailed the Posthumous,
REED, for Quebec.. The William and Henry, for Jamaica ; • and
Shepherd, for St. Kitt's, turned away.
'Vous, r.m.,-.-The Shepherd is patting back. The' rest of the
outward bound remain, with the Isabella, Wiseman, for India. A
fug has prevftiled throughout the day.
Livsarom.. Joss 29.—Wind N.—Arrived the Wm. Thomson.
Bowls, from New York—sailed the tat instant ; Beaver, Dean.
from ntigua ; Mary Ann, ADAMS, frnns Lihho,; gut Talbot,
Porn, from Cadiz ; Hannah, Newsy, from. Berba*foes—saileti the
16th of May; and the Happy Return, Selmer, from. Bonny, in 90
days, and sett laying there the Iluskismot. May, Bridget, Kingston,
- Sisters, Margaret, and Sit William Scott.

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London, England, 1826-07-01

SOMERSRTSHIEIE

ILCIUSTIV, THUILSIMYy Alta L'O.
About two o'clock the gentry of the neighbourhood
pressed to the hustings, in eapectation of the poll bei.tg
closed at three; and Sir Thomas Lethbridge nod Alp.
Dickinson took their stations on the platform. A li.tle
before three Mr. Hunt, attended by his friend Mr. HAl-
ward, and by his sons, also pressed through the crowd,
and came up close to the other candidates.
The Rev. Mr. Cftetsswer.r. offered himself to take the
bribery oaths, and atter they had been administered, he
said he had come from some little distance, and wished,
before he polled, to take some refre,hmeut, as he had
several questions to ask Mr. Dickinson, Sir Thomas
Lethbridge, and Mr. Stuckey. He objected to the poll
being closed, as there were two thousand voters unpolled,
and he could bring seventy for Mr. Hunt. Mr. Cres-
well now asked Sir Thomas Lethbridge if be said no
honest man would vote for Mr. Hunt; he repeated the
question, but the worthy Baronet refused to answer it.
Mr. Caasswnta. then said to Mr. Dickinson, I ask
you, whether you have or have not used language
tantamount to this—" Those who vote for Mr. Hunt
are either deluded men, or they are rogues." I ask
you, Sir, as a Gentleman, for an answer.
Mr. Diexutsost.—l do no nut recollect making use of any ouch
expression. lam totally at a loss to understand why I should utter
pny such sentiment. I st.ould have no right to say so.
After some further dialogue, in which Mr. Hunt
somewhat lost his temper towards Sir Thos. Lethbridge;
Mr. Sruckst said, I am glad to see the Gentlemen
'here who report for the public papers; the report of
what I said is incorrect. What I said was this— that-
use voter who polled for Mr. Hunt was either deluded
or disgraced, and not that he was a rogue. (To Islt.
Cresswell.) And I think you, as a clergyman, disgrace
yourself by the part you take in this election.
Mr. Causwat.i.—Disgrace myself, Sir; who are you ? Who
was your father, or your grandfathercrgi " He doe, nut kasolf
( himself ") that you dare to tell me that disgrace myself?
Mr. Srocxxr.—Mr. Cresswell, I did not say the freeholder who
voted for Hunt was dishonest ; but that I considered hi n to be
disgraced.
Air. Cansweir..—l am satisfied, Sir, with your explanati )n.
Mr. D. BATLEY thought the poll ought to be closed
without notice; the Sheriff said notice had been 4lve3
yesterday, and Mr. Hunt said ample time had ten
given the freeholders, if they had been inclined to .rne

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London, England, 1826-07-01

QUICEMSQUARE.

latrainamsa Baocarosa jasooss.—Yesterday Mr. Moines Don.
Wedgy, a respectable coal merchant, residhig war the Phase
Basin, appeared to answer a complaint made against him for fe•
fusing to allow his waggon to convey the arms and accoutrements
for bis Majesty's army, according to Act of Parliament, and was
convicted in the mitigated penalty of 40$. and east‘
Mr. James Bonner, a cowkeeper, in the Fiesseistry seed, who
did not send his wanes, and told the sememeing comstable he
would net, was fined in the full amount-of Si. sad costs. _ _

Mr. William Miner also appeared on a similar complaint in not
sanding his waggon, us requested ; but in this case there was a dif-
ference, as Mr. Meer did send a cart, bat not such a we as was It
ter the conveyases id watery woutreinents; be consequently was
Aped in the initigaisd peenky of 40s. and costs.

UNION-HALL.

A female was km* up in custody to this site, before M.
SWAIM. FA. charmed with uttering a forged 101. Bank of England
note, under** feliawbss circumstances. The prisoner is a genteel
looking woman, and wiefollims.bly dressed.
Mr. nedfeed. the lises.draper. of Great Surrry.street, Black-
friars-road, stated, that so Thnrsday morning the prisoner came to
his shop, and bad goods cut off remnants which amounted to
SI. cs. sd. aed in payment she tendered the 101. note now produced.
As there was pot Madam silver in the house at the time to cash
the note. it was seat nest door by 0111, one of the &apse% to have
it denied. Gaits return k was ascertained to be a urged
London, England, 1826-07-01

Ihcznisau.--i return my Moak unfeigned thanks for my
half of the Htin. Gentleman's" matchless."—(Laughter.)
Sir T. LETNERIDOE.I have no expbnation to make, but I hdpe
my Hon. Colleague will keep the whole bottle.
Thanki were 'rated to the Sheriff, and received with cheer*.
The Members were then chaired.
• STATE OF THR POLLS.
SUSSEX, JUNE 30.

Burrell
• Curteis
Webster

2187
2045
1184

NOW

Liddell
Bell
Beaumont
Howick

• 1277
• 1122
• 921

DUBLIN (COONTT)--417TH DAT.
At the Close of the Poll the numbers were--.
White . • . 252
Talbot • 222
Hamilton . . 144
There are 95 disputed Votes on •
the D.iy's Polling, and the
Hamiltons think, whea they are decided, they will have a small
majority.

Power
Stuart
Beresford

1021•
967
453

•lIMAOII.

Caulfield
Brownlow
Verner
Burgess

GA LWA T.

Daly .
Lambert
Martiri

WIST/IZATU.

Rochford
Smyth
Tuite

Ttprzaa. Y.

Prittie
Hutchinson
Dawson

1492
1448
671

.
.

MONAGHAN.

Shitly
Lillie
We•tenra

147
135
91

MEMBERS RETURNED.
t—Lord C. S. Manners, Lord F. G. Osborne.
—Hon. Captain W. Gordon.
London, England, 1826-07-01

110W4TREET.

Two knights of the cleaver belonging to Newport Market, named
Mos Mackay and ifiltioos Week, were brought before Sir R. Blame
yesterday morning, charged by Lloyd, a watchman, with interrupt-
log him in his duty, in attempting to rescue a prisoner from him,
and also biting his finger nearly through. They denied the charge
positively, but Lloyd's evidence being corroborated by another
watchman, they were held to bail.
Two persons, one of whom had been a clerk in a bank which
fail,fd during the late panic, and the other a decayed jeweller, were
brought up, charged with being found sleeping on Thursday night,
it a street of the Adelphi. The defendants, who pleaded great
distress, were instantly discharged by Sir R. Blame, who appeared
to commiserate their situation.
London, England, 1826-07-06

IN A FEW DAYS
ALL LOTTERIES END FOR EVER.!

T AND J. SIVEWRIGHT, Contractors, most po-
t) • sitively assure the Public this is
THE LAST AND ONLY DRAWING -

That will ever be allowed in the United Kingdom. and all who
are disposed to have a FareweU Venture for Ons or Two of the
SIX OF 4,0,0W'
•

Are respectfully advised to make th'eir purchases immediately.
The Scheme contains, for the lien and ox‘v time singe the
establishment of Lotteries,
SIX PRIZES OF £30,000, Sm. icc.
Forming the unequalled Sum of
£389,000!'
AND EVERY NUMBER A PRIZE:
ALL IN ONE DAY. •
TUESDAY, 18ru THIS MONTH, (JULY),
When Lotteries Finish for Ever. .
Tickets and Shares are
.Selling by J. and J. SnzwarctuT, COO'
tractors, at their Fortunate Offices, No. 37, Cornhill ; 11, Holborn;
and 58;lialmarket, London ; where they sold
12,478, a Prize of £30,000!
3,615, Prize of se2l .6 55 !
And in the very last Lottery, drawn U last Month,
1,785, a Prize of £21,000,
5,925, a Prize of £21,000.
Besides other Capitals in late Lotteries.
London, England, 1826-07-06

WORSHIP STREET.

Yesterday a young man, flannel Riciwyt Steams, wag fully com-
mitted for trial, charged with b. wing been concerned in a highway
robbery, committed on the night of Monday week, in Brick-lane,
Spitz Melds, on the persons of Mr. and Mrs. Finch.
London, England, 1826-07-06

PARTIES.

The Marquis and Marchioness of Salisbury gave aii eleinsht en.
kertainmenf on Tuesday. at their house in Hanover isiusre, td her
Royal Highness the Duchess of Gloucester and a distinguished
party, among whom were the Marquis and Marchioness of Moms
donderry, the Dowager 'Marchioness of Saliibur), the Marquis of
Iluntly. the Earl of Shaftesbury, Lady Thynne, Lady Georgiana
and Miss Wellesley, &C.
Baroness Willoughby de Eieeby gave a grand dinner on Tuesday,
at her house, Whitehall, to a large party of distinction, among
whom were the Earl of Giengall. the Earl, Coolness, and Dowager
Countess of Clare. Lord and Lady Tullamore, Lord Dudley,
Lord Lovaine, Lady Isabella Fitzgibbon, &c.
Lord Carringtjn entertained a distinguished party at dinner yes-
terday, at his house, Whitehall.
The lion. Mr. 3lrigrave had a dinner party yesterday, at his
house in Harley street.
The following distinguished persons had dinner parties on Toes-
day—The Dowager Countess St. Germain 1, Frliz Ladbroke,
T. C. Glyn, Esq. John Pears., Esq. BI.P.

1110VRIAENTS.
The Doke of Athol' has arrived in town from a tour.

The Earl and Countess of Wilton and family left town yester-
day, for their seat in Lancashire.
Lord and Lady Dynevor and family have left town, for their
seat, Barrington Park, Oxfordshire.
Lord Mount Sandford has left Thomas's Hotel, Berkeley square,
on a tour.

Lord and LaJT Downe have left town for Cheltenham.
Lord And Lady Francis Osborne left town yesterday, for their
seat in Cambridgeshire.
Lady GeorglAna and Miss Wellesley left town yesterday, for
Vienna.

.....
Lady Janes left town yesterday, for her seat, Wortin Muse,
I la mpsh ite.
The Hon. Mrs Rice' Trevor left town yestetday, for Lord C.
Fitzroy's seat, Stonej Stratford.
Arrivals at Fenton's. Hotel, St. James's street—Lord Brudenelle
and T. It. Kemp, Esq. from Brighton.
Departure from Jordon% Motel, St. James's street—Mr and
Mrs Dolphin and family, for their seat in Gloucestershire.
Arrivals at the loyal llotel, St. James's street—J. J. Guest,
F.sq. M.P. and -- Merrick, Esq. from Honiton, Devon ; and
Beval, Esq. from a tour. Departures—the Hon. Thomas
Hennes, for Belvidere; W. Y. Peel, Esq. for Staffordshire;
Cole, Esq. on a tour; Bevan, Esq. for Brighton; and
Captain G. Marryett, on a tour.
London, England, 1826-07-06

ALLIANCE BItITISLI ANT) FOREIGN LIFE AND
FIRE ASSURANCE COMPANY
Established by Act' of Parliament. •
Capital 41,0003C4:30 sterling. '
•
Offices.—New-court, Sr. Swithin's-lane I and Np. 8, PaXtnall, ~
oppositt Car:ton-house. a
PR ES 'DEN TS. . . ...
Jahn jrvina, E q. M.P.
Francis Baring, Esq. N. M. Rothschild, Esq.
Samuel Gurney, Esq. Moses blontefiorer Es+
DIRE :TOIL& ,
!
J. Alexander, Esq. M.P. William Howard, Esq.
G. 11. Barnett, Esq. J. Lines' Esq. M.P.
John Bowden; Esq. William Kay, Esq.
T. Dowell Buxton, F.sq. M.P. Louis Lucas, Esq.
Archibald Campbell, Esq. David Lyon, jun. Esq.
William Crawford, Esq. Thomas Richardson, Esq.
Timothy A. Curtis, Esq. Oswald Smith, Esq;
C. Greenwood, Esq. 11. M. Thornton, b.sq.
AaUDjTORS.
C. Campbell, Esq. Sir Robert Townsend Farquhar, Batt. DI.P.
T. Masterman, Esq. •
Bankers—Messrs. Smith, Payne, and Smiths; Messrs. Hoare,
Barnett, and Co. and Means. Hopkinsons, Regemt-street.
Actuary—Benjamin Gumpertz.. Esq. F. IL&
Secretary—Andrew Hamilton, Esq.
Physician—John it: liumet' %LI). Curzon-street. .
. Counsel---Lancelpt Shadwell, Esq. •,.:
Solicitor—john M. Pearce, Esq.
Surveyor—Thomas Allason, Esq. Percy-streeti.Bedfordasqaare.
FIRE ASSURANCE.
THE RECEIPTS Flu. the RENEWAL PREMIUMS
due at MIDSUMMER are ready for DELIVERY, at the
Offices in Town, and at the Agencies of the. Company throughout
the Country.
• The Company have made the following Reduction in the Rates
of Premium hitherto charged on the 'hive common Classes of
Assurance. This reduction applies equally to Assurances In
London, and throughout the Country, to Private and Mercantile
Assurances, except in special cases:
IA Class is reduced from es. to Is. ed. per Cent
sa 3s. to Sa. 61.
3d............... .. ss. to 4s. 6d.
LIFE ASSURANCE.
Lire Asivaances continue to be effected by the Company on
very moderate terms, while the Assured raatintrare tot vas
norm, which are to be declared at the expiration of every succes-
sive period of five years. The Lives of Naval and Military Officers,
not engaged in actual service, are covered at the common rates of
premium. The Assured may proceed to any part of Europe, pro.
tided they take shipping in decked or steam vessels, from a port
in the United Kingdom, to any port between the Tele' and Havre,
without previous communication with the Directors, or the payment
of an additional premium. No entrance money is charged.
A. HAMILTON, Secretary.
London, England, 1826-07-06

could not but fall particularly heavy—is greater tha”
could have been expected by the most sanguine finan-
cier. The total !teatime for the Quarter ending the
6th of July, 1825, • was 1203,5221. and that for
the Quarter ending yesterday, 12,000471• leaving
a decrease on the Quarter of 493,2951. a sum less than
the amount of taxes repealed during the period. The
decrease in the Quarter is principally in the Customs
and Stamps, where duties have been repealed ; in the
Post Office, Where there has been no alteration of
duties, there is an increaie on the Quarter of 5,0001.
The fallowing are the Official Return:
ABSTRACT of the NET PRODUCE of the REVENUE of
GREAT BRITAIN, In the Years and Quarters ended Stb
July, 182.5 and 1826, 'hewing the encrease or decrease on each
head thereof.

TSAtt4 xmorn ILLY S.
1825. 11128.

increase. IDeerrase.

Customs .....
Excise
Stamps ...... ,
Post Office

00 X. X.
12,267,96 16.134,9
23,576,87. 17,751,9
6,933,177 6 650,1
1,497, 1,518,0
4,963,696 4,691,3
365,4771 651,2
---......-

3,866,973 ...
5,826,911
282,979
2•
1,000 ..
292,371
28•
3,8201

Taxe5........ .... ..i
Miscellaneous ......1

49,626,194; 47.397,1

Deduct fncreate...

Decrease on the Quartr...l
IQuaaTeas 7.24D1D JULY 5.1
1825. I 1826.
London, England, 1826-07-06

'hit ARMY.

...: ,

seishight. • dna -Kirlecedb ht
'had come into quarters at the Ostehouse-of.
the ad pit: for the nasal course of exercise, were reviewed
by Major Cassmir., a the deh ILleti Marlon Unties, in the
presence of a vast crowd of the good people of Gatehouse and Its
aelghboprhood. The appearanie of the corps,, heightened ai it was
Jiy fell new suits of uniforai, dreW, forth the adniiration of all—and
they were not a few--who witnessid if ; and the active, perfect, and
soldkr•like manner in which their various evolutions were per-
formed, procured for thentselies and their Commander, Colonel
Gannon, the marked praise of the Inspecting oScers Major
Caattssu.
London, England, 1826-07-06

QUEEN SQUARE.

Little, driver of the hackney coach No. 713, was sentenced
to drive the Tread Mill for one month, in default of paying a fine
31. for placing his coach so as to obstruct the way of the Nobility,
am cowing from the Opera House, though repeatedly warned to
the contrary.
LA NIBETII STREET.

Arthur Thomason, alias Peartiale, was re-examined, charged
with uttering, with intent to defraud, Messrs. Taylor and Co.
brewers at Limehouse, a forged check for 251. on Messrs. Hankey
and Co. as stated in our paper of Monday, when a long investiga-
tion took place, in the course of which it appeared that the pri-
soner bad been for along time successfully practising similar frauds
on different brewers, to the amount of 4001. viz. Messrs Meux
and Co. Hoare and Co. Trueman and Co. Goding and Co.
Simpson and Co. and others; but the chain of evidence not being
complete, he was again remanded.
London, England, 1826-07-06

COTTON SPINNERS' MEETING, BLACKBURN:

Thursday evening, a very numerous Meeting of the
working cotton spinneri of Blackburn was held in the
Ball and Concert Room, Market Street Lane, to Adopt,
as the bills expressed, " means to support the men wigs
have turned out at Wensley Fold, in their lawful exer-
tions in defence of their rights." Mr. EDWARD HAM.
MOND, senior, in the Chair.
Mr. EDWARD HAMMOND, jun. addressed the Meeting
at some length on the distress occasioned by low wages
al Had manufacturers," he said, " stood up for their
prices, as the landholders did for their corn laws, and
not reduced their wages, all might have still been pros-
perous and happy; but some manufacturers, with little
capital and small fortune, thought to grow rich by
reducing their workmen's wages, and undersell their
neighbours in the market. They were, !so .% ever, disap.
pointed—their neighbours also reduced, and reduction
followed reduction till the weaver can now scarcely ob-
tain as much as will keep body and soul together."
A series of resolutions were passed, denouncing the
reduction of wages at Wensley Fold, as unlaful, and
pledging the meeting to support the spinners in their
endeavours to withstand the contemplated reduction.—
The following resolution was also passed unanimously:
"That this Meeting has beheld, with the liveliest gratitude, the
noble and humane principle acted upon by those Gestkruen who
have, at the present distressing crisis, reduced their time ia pkw.
Terence to their wages, and the cotton spinners of Blackbern ao
hereby oar their warmest thanks to those of their employers who
have adopted such laudable conduct." - -

amain' }Unwrap laid he had caUed on mow of the tttaq
cotton-spinners of lilackbum on Monday, to ascertain their send*
meats as to the reduction. From hoe of them he met with a most
favourable reception, and they all mousiest themselves dectileclly
hostile to a reduction of wages.
Thanks were then votid by acclamation to thy Chaineum, sad
the Meeting separated—the spinners having conducted Atm ore.
throughout the evening with the utmost decorum

Tuesday evening as Mr. Lewis, to the empink of
Mesars. &renames, the Bankers, was at bo gam mine to. ob.
nut.trern, he was knocked deems little after tea o'clock opposite
Hannury's brew:muse, Briek-lane, by four tennis% who beat hors
shout the head ..nst ti h. raise ',grieve!" lamed him; some person
comingliaing ?rade •imaditapterteretreauesteu hint from being roJbed, but the
vi

• •
London, England, 1826-07-06

Customs
Excise
&amps
Post Once
Taxes
Miscellaneous

I

653,017

Deduct Increase...

164,722

Decrease on the Year .1 493,295
IgCOMg and CHARGE on the CONSOLIDATED FUND,
in the Quarters ended the sth of July, 1825 and 1826.

IQUAUTICILI MUD= JULY 5.
I 1823. I 1826.
London, England, 1826-07-06

UNION HALL.

Elizahrth Chittenden, the woman charged at this Office on the
29th ult. with having uttered a forged tOl. Bank of England note
to Mr. Redford, the linendraper, cf Blackfriars Road, was yester-
day brought up for another examination. Since the first investi-
Ntion, in consequence of the publicity given to the case in the
Newspapers, another prosecution has appeared against the prisoner
for a similar offence in the person of Mr. M'Leod, a linendraper, of
Camberwell, who, having seen the account, at once discovered that
Chittenden was the woman who bad uttered a 51. forged note, pur.
porting to be of the Bank of England, at his shop in the month
of June. •

Isdac Newton, shopm.in to Mr. lll'Leod, stated, that In the first
week of June, the prisoner came to his master's shop, and made
purchases of various articles to the amount of 13s. in payment of
which she tendered a a. note (the witness here produced the a.
pine in question, with forgery written on the face of it); upon
which be asked her for he name and address, and presented her
with pen and elk for the purlose of writing her name and place of
abode on the note. She however mid, some excuse, requesting
.bins to endorse it for her, and be not conceiving that it was a forgery,
immediately wrote after her dictation on the note, " Mrs. Webb,
Norwood, near the Windmill." Witness added, that he then
pee the prisoner the Change, and she left the shop. Subsequently
the note was discovered to be a forgery.
Mr. Christmas, the sank inspector, proved the note in question
to be a forgery. •
M'Leud corroborated his shopman'a statement of the trans-
action, and added that the day subsequent to that on which the
prisoner bad been at his shop, he paid away the note now produced
to Messrs. Stun and Sharpe, of Wood-street, Cheapside, and they
returned it back again to him with" forgery" written ou it in large
cbarae:ers. _ _ • _ _ _

It is strongly suspected that the prisoner has been extensively
engaged in the circulation of forged notes, and those with which the
is now charged uttering are extremely well executed, and calculated
to deceive persons that are not qualified judges of paper-money.
It having been stated to the Magistrate that other cases of the
same nature were likely to be adduced on a future day against the
prisoner, she was accordingly remanded for a anal examination on
Tuesday next.

The Lords of the Admiralty have made a grant of
10001. to Captain HATES, of the Royal Navy, as their
first compensation to him in consideration of the bene-
fits he has rendered to his country by his scientific
improvements in Naval ship building, as exemplified in
the CHAMPION sloop of war, and Aaaow cutter.
It is estimated that 25,0001. will not pay the expenses
of the late contest for Worcester. The bill for ribands
alone sent in to one candidate exceeds 20001. This is
being dearly favoured indeed-.
London, England, 1826-05-02

THE KING.

It will be remembered that hi Muesli has alread7 bettinted
the following sums on the distressed wottmen of different pthces,vis.
.e 2,000 . Spite!fields
1,000 . • . Macclesfield
1,000 . Blackburn
SW . Rochdale
100 . Lower Darsiren-
-100 . Thornton
o which we are happy to add, that a further sum of .1500 was on
Sunday ordered by his Masan to be given to the dis ed poor
of Holton, making in all the sum of Me Tuousairn Two Bounties
Poonns! Nothing that we can say could enhance the feelings of gra-
titude which such munificence will attach to his M.asefirr's name.
London, England, 1826-05-02

TO-MORROW!

1"H. “ THE LAST MAN" who can ever have
the honour, singly as Contraeter, to submit a Lottery to the
arid& Public, has been more chart usually anxious to render THIS
MIS rest Scheme worthy their approval.
OVER N MENT
having arranged the last Lottery of all to be taker. by the Office-
keepers who usually bid for a Lottery, and determined that
BISH'S PARRWELL CONTRACT,
_ _ .

being the ►ery last Lottery but One that can ever be offered, must
be all decided
TO-MORROW, the 3d of MAY.

Bun entreats Ms " best Friends," the Public, to be early in
their appikatioa for Tickets and Shares, to partake of the
SIX PRIZES OF E 21,000, &c. Stc.
Forming an aggregate of
L 337,000!
ALL TO BE DECIDED IN ONE DAY,
TO-MORROW, the Si of MAY,

Tickets and Shares are selling at Butt's, the Contractor's Offices
4, Cornhin ; and 9, ('haring-cross; and by his Agents in all the
principal Cities and Towns of the United Kingdom.
Bastes Gae*r Luce!—The tide of success continues to flow
vninterruptedly to Bisn's °vetoes—every Drawing affords him the
gtatiScadon of announcing that a very large portion of all the
krises have been sold by him. In the Lottery just ended, he
*lured and sold several Capitals, including Two Plum of £20,000

. _
mace, ♦in.
7,340, Class A, a Prize of 4'20,000!
10,004. Class D, a Prize of £10,000!
In the previous Lottery, which was all drawn Bth Dec. LA T,
BISH SOLD TWO OF X 30,000!
And in the Lottery immediately preceding, drawn on the
18th OCTOISKR LAST,
IHSII SOLD THREE OF .€20,000!
London, England, 1826-05-02

And within the last Eleven Months,
EIS!! SOLD FIVE A 7,0,000 AND ELEVEN X 20,000!

EVER ANXIOUS TO PREVENT IMPOSITION,
I)AY and MARTIN respectfully inform the Public
they have, after much labour and at a very considerable ex-
Noise, brought to perfection a Label of such singular construction
and extreme dith.uky of execution, that they trust will effectually
vrevent the many Frauds that are Lily practised on the Public.—
An attcutini, to the following description of the Label will ensure
the genuine Blacking prepared by them. A pattern like Lace of a
pink colour covers the principal part of the Label, the names of
..I.rtin are printed in white letters edged with pink 'and
black, am.: placed on a white ground, the address,
97, HIGH-HOLBORN,
is aiko whit,. letters edged with pink and black, but placed on the
Lift ptterti, the signature and prigs at foot are black on a white
ground, the preamble and directions for use are printed as before,
'hack tetter, ou white ground.
V 7, High-Holborn September, 18513.
London, England, 1826-05-02

PARTIES.

_ ........
The Marquis of Lsndonderry entertained a distinguished patty
at dinner yesterday, at his house In Hertford-streer, Mayfair.
The Marquis of Cholniondeley had a select party at dinner yes-
terday, at his house in Piccadilly.
Lord Sherhorne had a dinner. party yesterday, at his house in
Lower Grosvenor street.

Lord Carrington entertained a distingui,hed party at dinner yes.
terday, at his house, Whitehall.
Lord Alaryborough, Sir Robert Prenyn, and the Right lion.
C. Arbuthnot, had dinner parties yesterday.
London, England, 1826-05-02

BRIGHTON, MA? 1.

Tureslay, Mrs. Tnits.usost was subjected to a very unpleasant
accident.— While taking an airing in one of our convenient hackney
fly carriages, with two of her children, the vehicle, by some unto-
ward circumstance was overturned; but neither the Lady nor her
interesting companions were hurt. A servant, however, of Mrs.
Tust.r.usets, who had taken a seat by the driver on the dicky box,
was considerably bruised, but escaped without fractures ; the trivet.
also suffered contusions, but in a minor degree.
The Eighth Dragoons are new with us; the greater part of the
regiment is at the Cavalry Barrack, while the other is billeted in
the town. The Colonel of the distinguished corps, Lord WILLIAM
RUSSELL. his amiable Lady and family, are the occupants of the
North House. Lord Witassatas and Lord Htu. have accomeda-
tions at the Royal York lintel.
The Dowager Countess of Youtxre, Lord Bumps, Colonel and
Lady Lowrance, the Hun. Misses GILIMS7OII, and Miss TOWNSIIIIND,
Mr. Bruce Neuf, &c. were in the departure list last week.

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TO-MORROW!
THE VERY LAST APPROACHES FAST!

JAND J. SIVEWRIGHT roost positively assure
. the Public there will be truly Orra more Lottery after
TO MORROW, Su OF M
Which is the Day hied by
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER,
ros Till

SIX PRIZES OF £21.000, &c. &c.
FORMING AN AGGREGATE OF
E5:37,000!
ALL TO BE DECIDED IN ONE DAY,
TO-MORROW, SD OW MAY!

Tickets and Shares are Selling by J. and J. Sz•zwaUoir, at
thtlr Fortaaate Offices, No. 37, Coral ill ; 11, Holborn ; and 3E,
Haymarket, London; where they sold
11,478, a Prim of af:30,000!
3,613, a Prize of Je31,055 I
Besides other Capitals hi the last and late Lotteries.