The Carmarthen Journal and South Wales Weekly Advertiser

\Y FiUJ.AV, MAY 22. Lori\ H-fll?,f° dP:>th of the veteran General his death jKP' ai,t captor'of Seringapatam. By Governor-I tile 73d regiment and the Hislnr i 'lp 0 iawlbi,rton became vacant. Cross^oniiTS, hlgh mh'AYy 0l'def of(irand if t^u7Pw ? TM prr'H,<t in the cif^ yesterday, which, tion of i w,r I ? t0 s"PP»sition that the expecta- recentlv I vJn which have ne 7H,< '• Cert;iiM q^rters, is likely Duke of WeUino ton fT 1,t vvas stat*'d that the E«pJr ."f'itc: is, ,Vomi "rSCT"1"1"" ,vi"' PonJ'Sd t i tnei, to represent to his Imperial Majesty that un kss a satisfactory explanation be afforded, "the British Government wtli h,.| itself compelled to adorn •i se es o< vigorous measures, for the purpose of J,,t.i,i„ an nd to a conhicj, which in effect is caleuhu.'d to injure he commercial interests of Great Britain, and destroy M Sr(lenCe °( 0,16 °f hCr U!°St Unck'nt and mfn 1S P''sitivel-V asse,'ted on information received this ninx; .roui Paris, that the four »reat powers of Fu the^urmoM i°otin^ ^1 even amidst in the h' *) ° Ua'' >" haUl,'s »<>t be til,tt, irP'Ti ,W '"iarof the«*ssatio.vof 1,08. Ht the-reSr UU Al,sti'ia' al"1 are brin^ about lls!"g nil their endeavours to if rear hom d P'|lcl/1('ution in the East, and there are g. at I opes of tln,r succeeding.Warrf. Polar n' vi; tU' Edw'ard R.N., the celebrated hv the An J' r"' .ac^<JP,(Jd proposals made to him i Agricultural Company, and goes out «jt .ni ds (;oni,n''ss'on«*i' of that association, to Port ••/inh-Wiv o "dies northward of Sidney, the fasinn -° w ^(.)nth Wales. Of course this will oc- Adm'ii"fifVaC;U!C^n ti,e °t My<irographer to the •ihle «t> .*V' W will probably he filled by that very ehl' i- hi-!IP OI'i' ^'Ul- Fitzwilliam Owen, R.N', tp.. • ,,| • ie,.r 0 ^'>a1' Admiral Sir E. Owen.- Comman- Filtvp.e. U^on E'^stlinlia station. Captain Sir ■ J«ui <U,'V ,TC(J'ves h'om the Australian Company ^■n r Pt',l/inn»«' 'or lour years, with a pension of 01 i f a^er ^u* expiration of that period of u Vt'015' i y Piln'y, daughter of Sir John Stanley. ^111 accompany her husband to Port. Stephens; and oai1 little doubt but the abilities, zeal, perse- PiVJJ1/ Moderation, firnuiess, and moral example of T<va)' ill proje highly beneficial to the Com- pany s interests in that remote settlement. Extraet of a letter from-his Majesty's ship Jasseur, dated Cape of Good Hope, n. I b,;g: Wo Iicp,e to or two hours ott the isiand of Tristan E'Acunha, v leie we (ound^ seven women, six men, and fifteen < ten upon it, all English. They had been there nt ie jears, had built comfortable houses, and had cows, pigs, and poultry, meat and vegetables. The sod pI'odllces 5Pontarieously, and such is the healthi- ilec,.s of tiiis rùd" stuch in the middle of the South At. latitic, and so many hundred m'tles irom its nearest

London; Victuallina- Office MAY 22, 1829. 1 rip HE Commissioners for Victualling His Majesty's IL Navy &c. do hereby give notice, that on Thtirs- daj tiie 11 tii dav of June nex!, will be ready (o receive Tenders in writing, (sealed Up) and heat for from Fifu to Seventy Chaldrons of Tenby Sione Coal, lobe delivered from out of a vessetatongside the Wharf at His M.j^siy's V icniallin^ premises at Deptford, between the day of Con tract, and the 15th day of July next, at per Chal- dron. Pool tnea>ure, including the jit,-raiii -Tiie. I)t-ice per Chaldnin to include duly, and all other expenses. The Conditions of the Contracts may be seen at this Of- fice. Kaeh Tender must specify fh price in words at length, and he deliveied before One o Clock on rhecla," appointed and the person who makes the Tender, or some person Oil hit, beh If, must attend to answer when called for. J. T B R I S, Assistant Secretary. CARMARTHENSHIRE. To be peremptorily ftdlil t)g ^MfttOtl, On Saturday, liiefiili day of June, 1829, at the'Boar's-Head Inn, Carmarthen, By JOlJN D./iP"lES, Electioneer, Between 2 and 3o'clock in die afternoon, (subject to such Conditions as will be then and there prurluced; rip HE under-mentibned FREEHOLD ESTATES, M itrSMve Lots, Viz, :-tile IVJESSUAGE, TENEMENT, and LANDS, called sit uite in the parih of A in, in the Goiltity of Carmarthen, in Three LoLS, (that IS losay)- LOT I. Nos. on Map. i R„ Pi 1. Smile of the Oni-bffices, with Part of the Homesieadj about 0 2 0 2. \al'rt'lI 9 3 5 3. P»ll-[.bica ,12 3 8, 4. Park Cefn- iiychan 10 2 18 5. Llain Hir 6 2 0 6. Parlt-o'r-Nanl 4 0 32 7 P¡¡¡'k-rYdHiI. 8 0 24 8. 'Park-ctvm o'r Nani 6 2 0 9. Park Cwarrfe 9 0 0 10. D t ht 12 1 3g II. Pai k-Canol g ] to 12 Paik-Penydre' 1 3 20 29. Undivided Land. 2 0 16 tota).. 98 3 11 LOT It. Not. on Map. 11, A. R. P. i. The Dwelling-House, with the remainder of the Om-Ofiices and the Homestead, about 2 1 8 13. Parknewydd 7210 14. Pai k\sey bor. 7 I 16 15. Parkvvarcoed 6 0 21 16 Glloyallr 624 17, Pai k-evvm g 1 8 18. Paikpenpontbrea 4 2 Q 19. Wood 3 2 5 Total.. 46 0 38 LOT III. Nos. on Map. j R. P 20. Parkdanyrheol 3 ) 13 21. Wood 2 2 34 22. Meadow 4 0 0 23. Park Isa' Q 3 9 24. Cotniges and Gardens. 100 25. P.tik-Cmvc 4 0 32 26. (iwatmysgar 18 0 27. Ysgar lsa' <j 1 28. Ditto Ueha' ]j[ 0 28 Tot.al.. 42 1 19 The above Lots are now in the several occupations of William williiiiis and Jonah Williams, astenanlil from year to year, at yearly re-nts amounting together to £ \M, which will be apportioned to the different Lots at the time of Sale. LOT IV. The Messuage. Farm, and Lands, called LLWYN- CELYN, situaie in the parish of Llanginhig, in the said County of Carmarthen coinjirisilig a Farm-flouse and Ou) OtHces. with 15A. SR. and 24P. (more or less) of Mea- ¡Jiiw, Pitsitire, and Arable Land now in the occupation of John Griflii iis. under a Lease, granted in tiie year 1799, for he lives of certain persons therein named, two onlv of! whom, aged tespeclively 19 and 51 years, or thereabouts, are now living-, at the low yearly rent of Z40. LOT V. The Messuage, Farm, and Lands, called FFYNNON- G.-kiN,siiti;i(e in the parish of St. Cleii's. ii) the said Coumy of Carmarthen and comprising a Dwelling House, Gar. den, and QUI-Offices; with 11A. 2R. 19r. of Meiidow; PAS- tiire, and Arable Land now in the occupation of William Williams, IInder II LEASE for the life of the survivor of two peisort- of the resjteciive ages of 74 and 33 years, or there- aboms, at the low yearly rent of sflO. I ne tenants will shew the Premises. For further parti- culars apply to M". Tlio- Williams, Solicitor, Saint Cleats and Carniarinen or to Messrs, W, and T. Kvans, Solicitors, Havei f6iaI «e-i, al whose Offices Nliips fill) be inspected all letters to be post paid. Stiracias Italian Oils, FOH"M'AIC-IMG THE MAIU GROW. LONG Hair being so uiiiversallY worn, particularly by young Ladies, Mrs. JOHNSON takes the of acquainting (he Nobility and Gentry, That STI- RACIA'S ITALIAN OfLSarethe only altide that have ever been discovered to accelerate its growill which is FICTTNIIED bv rubbing the Oils in the Hair twice a week. They also render die hardest hair as soft as silk, and com- pletely eradicate the dry scurf, which is so verv trouble- tome (more e-pecially since powder is out of use) and will keep the hair in beautiful curl. Young GEM lemeii at School, who have in general coarse hair, attended by A (ju;.niiiy of dry scurf,'would find gteat benefit from the use of these Oils, not only by the 'present comfort they afford, but bv letting the ■hair- be rubbed now and then, when they become old they wOllld nOI have either a grey hair or a bald place on their head?, which has beet) expert- enced for flIP la-t 40 years. A more astonishinj properly of these Oils is, lhat of their being a remedy for the I o,s of nairtni the knees or other pat Is IIF horses, AS they infallibly restore il 10 iis former naiural eofoor. To he had of ilie proprietor, J. York-place. Cily-1 oad, Loudon and by appointment, of Messis Ganip and Fin er, New Brllld tii reel Mr. Kisge, 65, Cheapside of Mr. John Fvio4, Piioiei. Carmai then; of GoSsage, Saoiihose. Page, and Scon, Le;.miiiglon; and by t'.l jllin- (ipal Petfunersand Medicine Venders in !own and COtin- pe Pot. THE GRAVEL AND STONE, LUMBAGO, See.- 1f JJICI(l\iAN's PILLS are allowed to be the most C.I. "successful Preparation for effectually removing, and preventing the future recurrence of those Disorders which arise from an imperfect action of theUriiiar Or- gans, nsGratoel mid Stona. Lumbauo, pains in the thick and Loins, &c. of tiie1 mo-t innocent ingtedieuts. this, tiuly valuable Medicine relieves the suffering patient from the cxcruciatiiijj tortures of those diseases without any violence or injury to the constitution, and requires no cohf fiuement or restraint of diet (fill-in- its use. It is one of the oldest Public Medicines extant and its peculiar virtues and efficacy have uniformly maintained the highest renuta* tH.11. Solll in Boxes at 2s. 9d. and Ms. hv the pri Medi- ctne Venders. Of W HOM may be had L\K)RFI?S"s !>I(UNS- WICK CORN P-LAISTKR; an eircelleht Retviedy for era dicaiing Coras,'Buiuons, &c. 10 Boxes mi-. I id."& 2., 9.J. Mi$$0iipEe MmmeMmem CARDHJANSUJltE. To be 80l1 IPY I lie T,,ii it (wf A At the Gogerthan Arms hin, in die Town of Abervstw\th on Monday, (lie 1st day of .June. 1829, at 2 o'clock it) i.'ie ((Iilless ii)-ke [),), I') i- vate ("o [I, I; "f i ilil(,l N ill be gi%,ei),) hi/ b'avtil George. .dvciioiteer, A Capital and very VALUABLE PMOPIillTY, ,part of the A liKUTULXM fv'l' ESTATE, siin- ate in tiie several [)ari.-iies of L'anoulai 1:!aw r and Lianli- hangelycroyddin, in the County of Caio'iga ;,anil consistino- of excellent Arable, PasUue, and Meadow l.auds toce- iher vviiii a quantity of Fine G. ow tnj> Timber and aho an extensive Sheep-VVaIk, and Ki;!u of Common, —in ihe follov, ing Lois s (subject io such Conditions of billi") be thcri and liieie pioduced,) Lots.- I Tenements. j Tenants, |: Parish. I /Idmensurenieftt. Yearly ■■Rent. I Remarks. A. «, p £ s. d. 5 fihiwar(hen; l«af. W, Tvvans, and L. Edwards Llanbadarnfawr 331 2 22 210 0 0 ? '■ I N-anivmeircli Sheep-Walk Dill. Ditto Held at Will. 2. Jiliiwaniien-Urliaf Richard Lewis Dido 148 0 14 105 0 0 Held at Will. o S P .ntmaivr AberyffYwd John Morgan Dieo 205 1 39 30 0 0 Held at Will. • £ Meeting Hoti.ie Ditto Duo — — 22 0 Held under Lease, 4. Danllau Morgan James Llatrfihangelycioydd in 106 3 38 31 10 0 Held at Will. 5. Dan Ian Mill J .mes Morgan Dino 3 J 37 12 0 0 Held at Will, 6. Drtlfado<r William Moigan Dido 53 2 38 4? 0 0 Held at Will. 7. P<nt\c.ledwr David Lewis'. Pitto 58 1 10 28 0 0 Heldat'Will. 8. Troedi hiwridis Richard Davies Dido. 23 0 9 15 0 0 Held at Will. 9. ( Blapnslinge John Thomas Ditto. 23 3 37 6 0 0 Held at Will. The ahnve Prem'sps are situated in a ;jiz.ilv respectable neighbourhood, celebrated for an abundance of every sort of Game, and within a shot t distance of the maritime and fashionable batlihig (own of Aberystwyth. There are some very valuable Lead Mines on part of lhe Proper;v, which may be worked to a considerable advantage. To be viewed on application to tii<? different tenants; or to Mr. Thomas Jenkins, of Abertrinant and further particulars may be had of Messrs. George and Ainlot, Solicitors, Cardigan, at whose OjfEce Maps of the different Lots may be seen. -'Srnmm eyais, Letter-Press and Copperplate PRINTER, COPPERPLATE ENGHAVER, oolØtlltt & Mutimtx, LOWER-MARKET-,STREET, CARMARTHEN, ESPECTFULLY infunns his Friends and the Public, that he has at present- 011 Sale A CollecSiosa of ECOIES, ill the various Depai tments of Literature, many of which he offers at reduced Prices. A Catalogue may be had, gt,,itis.- Libraries, or Parcels of Books taken in Exchange. STATIONARY IN ALL ITS BRANCHES, ledger*, Day-Books, Journals, Cash and &c., always 011 hand ready ft)r ii,e. Also. Writ ins-Pa pei s of every description. Gold, Morocco, Embossed and Coloured Papers,'Hall's Velvet Pa per- Hooks, Pocfeft-Books, A.-ses' Skin Memorandum-Books, Playing Cards, Pens, Qaills. Ink, &c. MATERIALS FOR DRAWING. Aekerinann and Burgis and Harefoot's Superfine Water Colours, Bristol Boards, Drawing Papers, Blacklead and Hair Pencils, &c. SEA CHARTS .AND PILOTS of the newest find most approved Systems, Books of Navi- gation, Log and Journal Books, Guaier's Scales, ParaUel Rules, &c. ''Rik^t^dWirect 'from the Proprietors. J. E. further begs to intimate that the Arrangements he has made in the Printing ■Department, enable him (o execute all O'rdeis wiih Neatness^ Accuracy and Expedition; having "recently received from the most celebrated Type' Foundries a Cotiside:able Addiiion to his Stock of Materials. Uejsals'fin Possessio^D of a Press con- and Expedition; having "recently received from the most celebrated Type' Foundries a Addiiion to his Stock of Materials. HI" jsals,r III of;t Press con- structed on an improved Plan, together with other Pfesse for Sc.—Wj.-li these Ativnufagps, he respectfully solicits ihe Coijjuiasids of his Frieuds, in regard to Literary ("ompositidus, iiaad- 15i!is, Cards, Circulars, Juvoices &c. ■&c. Orders recejved for New Uooks,, Magazines, Reviews, Music, ifce. and procured regularly from London, by the coach, at ilje adveitised price. Boeks bouiid to aiiy pitt-lerg, a,, the lowest prices. -h_, -=-= COUNTY OF CARDIGAN. WHE1JEAS it u-iis reported to the Justices as- semoleii at the last (General 'Quarter Sessions 01 the Peace, held and kepi al IheTownhall, in (lie Town 01 Lampeier-Poiiisicpiien, in and for I he said Count 011 Wedne^d.iN, ine 29ih a;i\ or Apiil la^t. iliat he {>num^ Gaol of ihe >;iid Couniv v. as in uani of Repaii. and other- vviixe itwf(u'tuiale io t;ivo io ii)e RmICS ait<i Kcguiatioi)^ tiie Act of iu1 4ih CMM>. IV. c. 64. Tins iv there/ore 'o Give Notice OfSllCh Report, and tha'an Adjournment of the said General Quarter Ses- -oii- oi ihe !ai e will beheld and kept at ihe Saiiehall, in the Town of Cardigan, in and for the said County, on Monday., the S ll day of Jniie next, for the purpose of tal; in» Midi-Report into coiiMderaf ion And al-o forfaiting such meaMii es ay shall ihen appear to liie Jura ices o be requisite and piooer for makm; such altetaiiOns and re- [lairs. and that Plans a. ci Specih'eatioiis of sueli i:iienc!ed alterations are now Indued iviih the Gaoler", at th*- County Gaol, for she inspection ofall persons who may be desirous* of coniraciino Tor making such alteratious and iep.airs. Ami such peisons are requested io deliver their lesprc.ive Estimates theieof to the Gaoler, on or befoie the said S.h day of June ue.\i. in o.der ihat Ihe same may be placed befoie (lie Ju-iiees io be assembled at tiie *a d Adjouinment of ihe said Quartet Sessions. nd to a t<*«d io afford such explanations or other informal ion as nia\ beiequired of theai upon ine Estimates then to be produced. Dated this 12th of May, IS29. By otdei of ihe Justices. BEYNON, Cleik of the Peace. CARMARTHENSHIRE & PEMBROKESHIRE I Ó tit t<dbbt1 ttttton, At the Conduit Inn.in the Town of Narberth. in the County of Pembioke, 011 Thursday, the lldi of June, 1SS9, at 2 o'clock in the afternoon, IN LOTS. LOT I. 4LL that Messnao-e, Tenement, -,tn(I T,Piitis. c;illea and known by the name of CLOGYFRAN, con- taining by admeasurement 20 acres, more or less, in the occupation of Griiffth Phillip, undei a Lease for the lives of the said Giifliiii Phillip, aged 55 Neais, and his wife, aged 53 years, at the yearly rent of X8. LOT il. All that Messuage. Tenement, and Lands, called RHYI). Y VV R ACM. containing by adineasiueinent 14 acres, more or. less, ill the occupation of Mar» Moi gan, w idow, under a Lease for the life of David Morgan, aged 43 years* at the yearly rent of £ Q, LOT ILL. All that Messuage, Tenement, and Lands, called BLAEN HIRAETM. containing by admeasurement S acres, more or less, in <he occupation of WITI. David, Hilder a Lease for life lives of the said Will, David, aged 63 vears, and his w ife, aged 55 years, ;ii ihe yearly rent of ^6 6s. LOT lV, All that Messuage. Tenement, and Lands, commonly called and known bv ihe name of LOWER-CI OGYFR \N", containing h, admeasuremeni 20 ii4 res, more or less. Also, all that Field, or Close of Meadow Land, called DOLEBODAU. coninining Ílv adtnea-tnement 5b acres, more or less, both in ilie occupation of W. Rees, as tenant at will, at the y ea 11 y re 111 o f £ 12. LOT Y. All those Two FieU)-, Paif of LO W K R-CLOH YFR A called PARKilENFFORDDBODAU. and LLAINBOI). AU. containing by admeasurement fl acies. more o. less, now in the occupation of John David, blacksmith, as Ie. nant af will. The before-mentioned Lots adjoin each other, and are situate, lying, and being, in the parish of Llanfailieg, in the COUIII} of Caf:¡¡wllhen. LOT YI, All that Messuage. Tenement, and Lands, called CRJ- NOW., situate ill Ihe paris;, of C-rinow, in the County of Pembroke, containing 25 acres of Land, more or less, and now in the occupation of Paul Phillip, as tenant from year to year. This Lot is very advantngeousl v situated, being within Iwo wiles of iliv Maikef I'nwIJ or \arberth, where ihe London and Milford M.iils pass and repass daily; and within an easy distance f, 0,11 coal Und liin Tliei-e is ;I iaith Out- Oificc-s, lately built upon iiiis Lot. LOT VII. Also, the LIFE INTER EST of Mr. John Phillips, late ot Wernllygoes. of and i't all that Messuage. Farm, and Lands, called GKLLYOL A V. si/uate in the parish of iigre- mout, in the County of Carmarthen. LOT VFFL.. Also, all his (Ihl" said John Phillips) REVERSION, expectant Oil the Deatn of'Mr- J, Thomas, aged 5'^ vej-irs, and Margaret, his w ife, aged 55 years, of and in al! that Messuage. Burgage, and Lands, called liL^C'y IIORSK, situate m ihe parish of Llanfallteg, in the County of Ca^ inarthen. LOT rx. Also, all those Six seveial DWELLING-HOUSES. Sta- bles, in the several teniues or occupations of William Morg;;n, John Maiiiias. William David, Manila Jones, Thomas Thonris. Joim Duckfield, and Elizabeth Davies, as tenants to Mr. Edmund Blath- yvayl, under a Le:ise foi the life of a Laily, aged about 53 years. For. further particulars apply at the Office of George Phillips, Attorney at Law, Narbertli, (if oy letter, ptPsi paid.) May 90, 1829. THE COURT FOR ltELPF OF INSOLVENT I DEBTORS. N.3, See the Notice at the aid of this Advertisement. fJTYHE Matter of the Petition -.1 11(1 Schedule of the JL Prisoner hereinafter named (the same bavitio been filed if' life C,,)(ii-il is appointed to be heard as follow .?: — At the \tljourned tJenerni Quarter Se-sion* of the Peace J to lie hoi den at the Guildhail. Carman hen. in and for the ISoHMigh of Carmartlfn, <sn the 22d day of June next, at Ten o'clock in the morning preci-elv. W| LLl I'^AN. (sued with Thomas Tie ha rnp, (he ( younger,) late of Cwmdifa, ;n the parish of Llaih.rthuey, in the County of Cut inarthen. Farmer. TAKE NOTiCi: I. If tiny Creditor intends to oppose a Pi doner's dis charge, notice of sucb intention must be given to the said Prisoner in writing, three clear (lavs''before the day of hearing, exclusive of Sunday, and exclusive both of day of I giving such notice and of the said el a of hearing. 2. Bul in IÎîe cJlSe of d Prisoner, whom his Creditors have j removed, by an order of the Court, front a gaol in or near j London, for hearing in the country, such notice of oppo-j sition will be sufficient, ifgh-e'ti one char dity before the! day of hearing. 3 The Petition and Schccfale iv-11 be produced hv the | propel- Osficer of Inspection and Examinational the Office of the Court in London, on Mondays, Wednesdays, arid Fri- days, between the hours of tea and four and copies of the Petition a d Schedule, or such part thereof as shall he rto. quired, w ill be provuied by the proper Officer according to the Art 7, Geo. 4. c. 57. see 76. N. ii. Entrance to the Otfice, in Portugal-street, Lincoln's Inn Fields, 4. The Duplicate oflhe Petition and Schedule, and all hooks, papers, and wrilings, filed therewith, will be prodn- ced fl," inspection and examination by the Clerk of the Peace, Town Clerk or other person wit whom the-same shall have beendiiected to be lodged for such purpose at the Oiiice ofsud. Clerk of Ole PeaICe or itlier person, and copies of the Petition and Schedule, or slich part thereof as shall he required shall be there provided according to the Act T Geo, 4. c. 57. sect.77. or the Act ioeo. 4. c. 61. sec. il, as the case may be.

SATURDAY, MAY 23. It is said that his Royal Highness the Duke of Gam* briiige is about to return to England, and, at the ex. press desire ot his jViajc.stv, wiii be to the situation of Commander in Chief. 11 is rumoured that Admiral Malcolm has received instructions to protect all British merchantmen who may rwish to break the Russian blockade of the en- trance to the Ijariiatii 1 ies. In fact, it was said the intelligence of some collision is hourly expected. The conservatory at Sion iiousc, the seat of the Duke of JVorthtimberirind, will he the most ma^niiieerit tiling of the sort in Europe. The great cenTrai dome rises to an altitude of nearly seven;y feet- and is now com- pleted. It is of plate glass* and the total cost tvill exceed £,HLúOO. Mr. O'Connell has drawn up an address to the free- holders of Clare, announcing his intention of be- coming a candidate for the now vacant seat for that county. Sir. Lawless entered the Hon. Society of Gray's Inn in the beginning of last week, with the intention of being called to tile English Bar. An officer of the Royal Artillery, remarkable for John Bull feelings, on being ptesemed to the King at a late zjevee, instead of kissing his Majesty's 11 andj when it was graciously held to I'i!-Ii fo!- that litil- pos. seized hold of it, and shook it heartily. The King" laughed outright, and again held forth his hand tor the salutation, and agaiti our warm friend grasped and shook it. The Lord in Waiting now w hispert d u hat was proper to be done, and -Miter kissing the hand good-nmo>m5dly presented by the King for the thi-rd time, he was regularly bucked out of the pi-eseiice.- Court .Jot! ¡ nut. Tiiere is now in the roads of Marseilles a frigate, built by order of Mehemet Ali. Nothing', it can be more rich and magnificent than this vessel, i which will cost the Pacha l,GOO,OOOf. It contains zt suite of splendid apartments, furnished with that mag- nificence and oriental efieminacy which would perfume even the tar. Letters from Madrid of the 12th of May, announce that the life of her Majesty the Queen of Spain was despaired of. A letter from Vienna states that a report, was circu- lated fit Odessa on the 1st of May, that Krzeroum had been taken by the Russians. T e hest-informed per- sons in that city did not believe ir. The accounts from Sizebuii were of the 23d April, the R uss;ans still retained possession of the place, but the Turks were making" preparations for a speedy attack. A letter from Lisbon, of the (i inst., says i-th state of the prisons, and especial iy of the tower alt St. Julian, is horrible beyo'n'd .description.- One fact will suffice. A father having, by Mint of entreaties, obtained from the Intetidanf General of Police permission io visit his two sons confined there six .nonths, was allowed bv the Governor to speak to them for one quarter of a'rî hem- On introduced into a eeli, three persons were led in to hint; one an old priest, whom he knew, and two famished spectres. The eld priest asked this unfortunate father-— -fin yen not know \'onr chil- (I I .(, nIV iieiie are they ?' Before you.' He looked and saw his two once Ileal thy boys "almost breathless their flesh wasted away, their limbs distorted, their ryes glazed, and; what was more horrible, they were so lost in sense as not to recognise their parent." Among the late arrests ztt l,isbi,ik was that of the quondam Secretary of the Dtrke of Wellington. The imprisonment of this man, who is said to have ejrre- giourdy ooped his (jraee, is considered a just i.etr tion for past acts.

YTe noticed a week or two ago, that our illustrious neighbour, the Duke of Wellington, had become the purchaser of the beautiful estates oi Ewhurst and Vv olverton, adjoining Stratfieldsaye, late the property of Sir Peter Pole we omitted, however, at the san't; ttrne, stating, that his grace has also added the estate of Silchester—the ancient- Segontiuin,—to his posses- sions, and, we have.. eard, is lhH\' in treaty for that of Mortimer. Wldl the addition of the latter, the territorial possessions of of the Duke-of Wellington in Hampshire, will form one of the largest and most splendid properties in Grpal Lr.uin. On tU newly- purchased estates tiiere is a tin., piece of water, which at a trifling expense, may be united to that at Strat- fieldsaye,—thus forming an extensive inland lake, which, for its local beaut.(-s, will be equal to any thing of tiie voct in England- it is probable that the proposed new mansion of ti;e i,i,e will be built on the Pole estates, for we have heani that the house at Str; tfieldsave is to remain, and undergo a thorough repair. —Some idea may be formed of the extent of his Grace's propeity in Hants, waen it is stated, that its circuit will he at least 3u miles,.and that an approach or avenue to the house may he runn-u upwards of P;2",t miles in length. — tierkakn'e Chronicle, LSC.U-E FA M Phiso.N.-AL the iute Berkshire Sessions, a litiit, ueak«y-iooiii\ig lad named Overy, fi ceived sentence ot transportdiiou for seven year's; Hiid at the B.>roug!» Sessions a can iiJate for the gallows, .named Po-weii, was sent-nced to the same punishment, on which occasion he took the liberty of offering to play the fbief Magistrate a game at fives wi ether the s-ntrrice should be increased to 14 years or for life, lr wouhl that both the parties 'soon -i -reit fhe very i-; I i,) irksoiiierress of confine- iieut tor on Tuesday moiiaiig, a little aftet four o they eontrnen to make "heir escape from the county g.iol — The agreement among the thieves was, that, when the two parties had ot outside the wall, they were to throw hack the' idanket-rope for the ot.ifrs; but they failed in so (I(, in,- leaving their Jess lucky confederates in prison, and thus proving, for once, there is no truth in the old adage of "Honour among thieves." CORDER'S SKELETON.—The bones of Corder hav. nig been cleared of the flesh, have been re united by Air. S. Dalton, and the skeleton is now placed in the Suffolk General Hospital. A great portion of the skin has been tanned: and is connected with the hospital intends to have the trial ami memoirs of Corder bouud in it. The heart hits been preset in spirits.

'L: "< !J > t'osl.j land, that even the ti) children are thur-C PARiS, MAT 19. — Letters from rhe frontiers-of Mol- .i.avia.oftne 2,1 of May, contain the following- particH- We learn by J{"fcr from Jassv tlout CUllllt Du-hitsch, the General in Chief, is seriously ill, but that notwithstanding, the operations of the army, the command of which ttas beet) given to another jjenerai whose name is not mentioned, are not paraly sed by this event. There is also a report that a new levy u{ recruits will fie ordered in the Russian empire, in the proportion of 88 men to 500 souls, which will increase the army in the field by men." The Paris accounts still speak of an approaching expedition against Algiers, and add that M. de Ri^ny wouid command the naval force. Letters from Bucharest of tiie 26th alt. assert that Ghiurgevo and Silistrta soon fall: the works be iore the former place are completed, and skirmishes occur daily between the Rnssians and the Turks; the sorties of the latter heinn' very frequent. The prepa- rations for the siege of Silistria are represented as upon a scale much mote extensive than last year. The Ga. zette of Augsburgli gives a report from Belgrade, of the 27th nit., of a murderous conflict between the Rus- sians and the Turks, under Hussein Pacha, in the neigh}'(HlI'IIWHi ot Aido.s. The Turks are also said to have suffered serious losses at Ghiurgevo and Silistria. The Russian corps at Kalefat has been considerably1 strengthened, and a serious shock is hourly expectctl in that quaru:r.