In the tAsT A''NG MAN, who has.had.ene oT thefe Appoinicrints hint, prevented by foddru ill nf flormetni-sracing it, and would eAcholge for an equ.ra_lent at • Apply by Letter, poll free, to Mrs. Rix, No. 5, .Littla Suffolk ftreet, Cliaring-crofs London,.giving defcription of age

f t dk ]. er LONDON. - A coyiteff, it is fad, is now carrying on for the appointment of Advocate-General of Calcutta, bet , retn Mr. Serjeant Runnington and Mr. Mazkintofh. The abfence of the Sheriffs frorn the Manfion tloufe dinner. on Monday forms the fubjea'of much converfatio

ON A It :CENT FROMGTTOI. In tp:te of quirk quibble, writ of . eri or, or flaw, " Since LAW i$ adde jus c Jusicz irom LAW . JOHN WILMOT WELLS.

WE cnnizratulate our Readers on the eontents of,Sunda)'s Gazztte Extraordinary (tie our F r i f Page); which can fcarcely leave any doubt with relped to the fpeedy and complete redu6tion of Egypt. In very few particulars cjoes the Convention of Cairo differ from that of El-Arifc

REGATTA.—On . rrhtlrfeaV the Welt Hon.-• Sir John Earner, Lord,Mayo'r of the . Cy of London ai Confervator of the River Thames, and Waters of the Medway,' failed down the River, to rake a view Of iri 'Eafterti boundaries within .the jurifdiaion:Art elegant breakfaft was provid,:

hr; New. Dock have not ben. al):e toasf:orpplith the wok's. they .ordirtarily do, tV.e is (lilt:. IVER INCLOSUi•'(E. E, Corntnittioi,crs named in, and by, / an At of Parliarnrnt, intituled "An Mt for dividing, dotting, 4nd i_ncidfins, the open common Lai V;i;ll , s, co:nntms; ti

!xifience ofatmoll will offer a few con- attempt to .explain onlmences, and frekpril the peach and m. About the fame by the return of the Orne - in fbngguft e thole winds. which . name of . egidnotHial fe fruit trecg, there-d towards the weftbefore • the fruit is blights which .

His Lordfhip then lent for Dixon and Anthony, the llaw-ftrt,let Officers, who- was attended by Mr. Reeves, the Firft Clerk of that office. • .Mr. Holdfworth told his I,rdfhip, that on Friday evening, about fix o'elock, he was told by one of his men that thefe officers were takin

Admiral Sir Charles Pole oroe foondland, in the Sdring, as Adm ;pander in Chief, on that nation. Sir Eiward Hamilton had been it vice ever fince he wall eight years C If u ih u epopulation of A merica co n creafe as it is laid t o d o a t pre:ent,t increaled demand for Englifit

Lieu‘lettant and Council of .11. and on that fub!e(9 . . A Committee %vas ai-fo appointe3 to e fli ma t e th e expence thely and Clorithing of the Militia of Great Britain for the year Igor. A Committee was appointed to eftimate the allewpnce EP be made to the Serjeant 'Majors a