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E q ,+"` •Z, e 7"lsei.., ..• •,- I ,t. : f:• :, Y-i,,, .'.:-..' . ( • 0.1,... . : . . 6 c ' . 54 14,1 i iir.a? . Ohlb s . kNt. . . • -ar4 - -, F ' :t ~..,.~ N 9581. PRICE SEVE • - THtilitSf )o.s! kkrt 1141113.8 P. 13, ARMY eorrtg4t . r. Commissariat Department. Treasury Chambers, • London, nth November, 1817. 7' VOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. thAt the Agent to the 1.0ri13 Comintsbionen of hie Majesty's Treasury, for Commiasarlat Supplies, is ready to rtceive Proposals for sup. i ifyirr, &Lich of W. Majesty's Troops as may be encamped in the vicility of 64oditurst, in the County of Berks, with BREAD, NUL f , FORAGE. Sl' RAW, FUEL, COALS and CANDI ES, for ye Year from the 25th December next ; such Proposal. to' iie bent in on er before THURSDAY, the 20th day of Novem ber; but Love will be received after Twelve o'Clock on that slay, ' .f pos:, the postage must be paid. • Ptipo.a:. must be made for the whole of the Articles. and each Propsat must have the Letter which.is aneevfil to the Ten. der, yrope.ly filled up, by two pentane of known property, en gagim, to 1:e come hound with the party tendering, in the amount mated in t1'..1 itzbve.l Particulars, for the due performance of the Contract, sod no -Proposal will he uotised, unless made on a printed "renda,aotl the prices expressed in word. at leugth. Par. titulars of die Contract may be bad, upon application, at these Chambtrs, between the boars of eleven and five. . - This day was publidted, . In MlOvo. prieo Xi.ls io bosrA., the Thir.l Edition, with considerable Mat 'on+, of TREATTSE tin the LAW of •EVIDENCE; -f—PL By S.M. PHILL/PS; Esq. of the lonerTcinpie, &relater at Law. mg mums cmim. !NTancE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that a denerll Avemtly of tht Company of Proptietors of the RE LN' rA mAL. will he holden at the rreensasone *f av-rth Ertheilarish orilikiot Oilea to the Fields, in the Cnuoty if Mi '- Mesita. on Wednesday, the 3il day of Dccember nett. file Chair will be taken, and business commenced at Two o'Clock io the Aft .tontta precisely. EDWARDS and LYON. t 3th Noveipber, 1817. Clerk-to the Company. THE 4,ffsE TRIALS in . imtlß J. Some pro* never know when to have dime. li. judicious friends oftro de More injnry than open and avowed enemies. The men tried at Derhy, for I °orlon Pri Red for J. Buttery/4mb and Son, 43, Fleet.street ; and J. took., Oranond-Quay, Treasrn, were tow d redly, by a jury oirtbeir country men, and three It tire been executed. -Mr. O'iver not been put on the tria,L. but some ill j Idging j bur- Italia% must be tugdiligmor his ; and ah it is the consequence I A siring of dett.fratioat ..nd ajf• davit: are hr iight before the public, to which Mail, 1 attach 'oily AS much credit as they would t.s any affidavit of Mr. OLIVER. Ina detiti!e.i AECOURS of -In a ie* days will be In One Vol. Ova. the Second Erl&don, revised and consider/My TO WAQOON-MASTERS, COACH MAS- T TERS,, TAVERN-KEEPERS and fiLhers. augmented, at. AN HISTORY OF MU IiA.MMEDANISM ; comprising the Life and Character nt the Arabian I'ro: het, and succinct Ac'eounts of the Empires foutuled by the Moham medan Arms; an Inquiry into the Thellogy, Morali , y, Laws, Lictt.uttire, and Usages, of the Mussulmatts; wish 3 V.L.NI of the present Extent and Influence of the Muhammedan Rekiston.' By CHARLES Nill.l.S..Esi London : Printed for Black, King-hury, Parhery, and Allen, Booksellers to the Honourable East-India Company, leadenhall- Street. OLD ESTABLISHED INN. HOTEL and WAGGON-YARD . . In the Centre of the City. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By WINSTANLEY and SONS, At the Mart, on Wednesday, November 19, at Twelve, . rIVIE BENEFICIAL - LEASE, with Possefision it at Christmas. of that well known Inn and Waggon Yard,' the WHIM BEAR iii Basitighaibntreet, many years established -and rejwylag a most respectable patronage, comprising Suites of lApar•Mcnts for Gentlemen, a Coffee Room, with excellent Cel- Bars, and every convenience For conducting business with facili , y, a spacious Van! wl h Ranges o' capital Stabling, at present necu• pied by Mews. Pickforas ; two riwelling-houses, a Messuage, Courting house, Bt.c. which are iVI tiff to produce more than the Rent, the whoie it' most eicaent repair. Tolle viewed by Car.ls only, which, with printed Particulars, may be had of Momenta,. and Sons, Pateruoster-ruw,. Particulars also at the Mart. 04ver's proceedings previous io the Derby Onre Itiots„ riven in the Nottingham Review, the follow.iig sf geS dieCtlr " hi The &women of Friday, it is asserted tha t " Mr. °twills ou his part, "Arms, tha• he never prompte I, /is 14'4 or twangs raced, further thtin the negative animation which presence as the Lon,don Delegate did certainly inspire r. r esod 77W Gottriew od- WreJoeiday tnumphantly asserts auniething cat the same Moth Now in answer to Mr. Ocivrat's declaration, we will put BRAND. • declaration, and surely, bad as he is. his word is neariy as good as the hypocrite Ocivsit ' s. BRA ICOR [TN expressly &Ogres, to a document which we have now lying before us, that at this meeting, held at the l'firee Salmons, in :Cain ;ham, on Whit- Monday, " Otiv• a toll the persona aisenibled, that he had • rinand the Circuit at Manchester and Yot kshire, and was then '• lining to Londan, by way of Ilamingham; that he stared that p " every &nom was completely ready to rise, and that HP, coals( • 14 false 7000 , in London; that the psopie lit Loudon would hot " he sa.isfied unites Nirtinghant was pertect y sert,re.i, for it a • " the rallying point for Nottinghamshire, Derbyshire, Ind Lei• " ces . ershire, and tha! if that was slut secured, I.e passage 0 - er " the • I'reptt would be 'perfectly stopped for the Nurt . ...r.i t trees; " that they Mtlol proceed forward to Loudon, as .0.0 as they " could raise sufficient men atitiust the Loyalist.; tsliiinneaout " was to be continually nipportetl by :forth. rip limos 111 " C041011."—NOW this is part of BRANDRETiLA , ivolarafen, previ •iss to his conviction, rod we a.k ry even .; 'octet:mg the talitor of the Cur Ries 113111.e1f, witetner Da CAD lay his hand upon his he. and, after mailing th.• anove elaratiun, say, that °Live' '• never provi.d, or to .l toarae.ed 1" Two witnesses, bow ver, are l.r than our, and we fortunately have anothe: 4,at1,..1 111 our pos. session, wiiPten by one u; the melt who, beiiy at iiiis meeting, has htco apprehended and lodged in prison, and besides coo -li:flung the above statement cat BRANURL ries, he atfirma, that 4; 1 " 0 Lay ea said .114 W ootts.a would print the priida mations, there 1 "11111 M he Itt,fhiti primed. Ile petn.le would kuow what it was " tor. We have petitioned several times, it is of 110 use, we 1 " will carry our petitio..s to the loot of the flaunt. We have " had a great many communications trolls the cowl ry, bin they "have collie to nulling. BUT LONDON IS NoW Quite Rip*. " I AM SLN f DOWN ON A TOUK T11R01141.11 Tile COON FRI f•blltt " THAT ALL IS READY. I HEY CAN tilitah.Y bE " KEPT L)OWN IN YORK:41110E AND LANCA , HIRE. • •'l'lll Y ARE NO ANXIOUS 1 . 0 !!!" la the name of hones'y, in the name of common setae, we ask, is nut this pr•aittpting, and euesitaragtsig ? We leave the answer to every holiest ni.m. arc t.::e dezlaratious of two men, cast them traitors it ymi wtil ; the .ii•claration, the unsupported deciarati one man who was ckeilessedly a emu, sex. Will it nut be reatliiy ackhowleiged that hews, the • i f`zIL.LI:sH AGI tA I OR r ERITIS/1 IMPERIALICALLNDAR, MI& On Monday will he published, a New Edition. mefully revised in every department of the Work, and cnmpared by Official MICUITICOt4, with the addition ut several List: nit hi any for mer insprettion,. ARMY CON ritAcTs. Commissariat Department, Treasury Chambers, 26th October, 1817. NOTICE is hereby given to all Pers o ns desirous 1 of contracting to supply the following Articles for the of the Army, viz. Id'a AO, to hii Majesty's Land Forces in Cantonments, Quiz !er,, and Barracks, in the under-mentioned Counties and Islands, ar:iant (including North and South Town of Wolver- I-Lly Wand) Wales. bamptun &Vicinity Hants, City or Ely and its And in the several I !sly of Wight, Vicinity, Counties in North Kent, •—• Carlisleand do. Britain. Lancaster, Town of Taunton As also Bread to the Monmouth, and its Vicinity. Household troops Northanittpn, Newcastle upon in London and its 'Tyne, and do. Vicinity. York, -- Derby and do. BEEF and MU TTON to his Majesty's Land Forces in Can.. torments, Quarters, and Barracks, in the under-mentioned Counties and Islands: Dorset, Lincoln, And in the several isle of Wight, Town of Taunton Counties iu North I.llllCialtt, and its Vicinity. Britain. Leicester, 041 S— To his Majesty's Cavalry in Cantonments and Quarters is the under-mentioned County. 1 - 1H BRITISH IMPERIAL KALENDAIt E for 1818; or, General Register of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, and its C tonics. ity JOHN DELP< ET 1, • Editor of the Peerage of the LI hit K•ngdorn,snd the Baronetage. Printed for W. Wincliteter and Sun, Gi , 'trio ; Statpieed and Letterman; Mawman ; Champante nod %Miro,/ ; Peacocks and Bampton; W. lnacklock ; Laekingtosi and Ca.; J. la giker ; J. Booth ; S.llagsier ; H. Lloyd; Sherwood and Co.; Ridgway; J. Black; S. Barry •;. C. Chapple ; and other eroprietors. nENTLEY'S DUIIiAt3LE SATIN PAPER-1 1/ HANGINGS, which may he renovated by washing, are presented to the notice of the Public in great variety of new de arcs, and borders to correspond, without troy advance in price. Apartments hung with this Paper, even if the walls be dam?. will retain the beauty of their appearance for many years, and they may at all times he cleansed from dirt and grease by the mere application of sputter and water, when the colours will appear equally brllHatt: as at first. looms decorated with this Parr at the shortier notice.—Sold by T. Bentley, at his Office for the New Metallic and Anticorrosive Paints, No. ti, firy.iges.streer, Co vent garden. Orders also received at Willtants's Pat_nt Ledger Warehouse, 7R, Cornhill. This day was published, • Elegantly printed, in Two Yids. 4'o. with a Portrait, engraved from a Cast made by Mr. G. Bullock, from the Monumental Bust at Stratford-upon AvGn price £5 ss. in bosr,ll; or a few Copies on Royal Paper;for, the purpose of illustration, price £7 7e. .1 S • HA KSPEA RE AND HIS TIMES: ik..7 the Biography of the Peet, Criticisms on his Geuies and Writings, a Disquisition on the Object of his Sonnets, a New Chronology of his Plays, and a History of the Manners. "Cue. tones, and Amusements, Superstitions, Poetry, and Elegant Li terature of his Age. By NATHAN DRAKE, M.D. Author of " Literary Hours," amt of " hisqs on Periodical - Littraturt." Printed for T. Cadell and W Davies, :strand. A NEW FURNITURE OIL, PREPARF.D BY TII(DVIAS SHILLtraE, Chemist trod Druggist, Fotienbant High Cross. THIS valuable Compns;tiim. with halt the usii 11 labour, will produce as brilliant a Poli4t as Varnish. iliit dishes ur the warm hand applied to the rusnitt.re !eave no mark atterwards. It Mss no utiplkasant smell, and will not soil the whitest linen. Said in Pint Bottles, at ft.—Half-pint Bottles, Is. 2d. Sold, by appointment, by Sanger, 150, Oxford street ; Strad ling, under the ElCiallge ittlelardS. 66. St Paulus Church-yard, and Railing, Cambridge Heath, Hackney; and M. Wheeler, Chelmsford. NAPOLEON'S His &c. SECOND E.DITION. • • This day Inv published, ptice as. LETTERS from the CAPE of GOOD HOPE, in Reply t 3 Mr. WARDIN; with Extracts from the treat Work now compiling for Publication sander the inspection of THE EMPEROR NA POLE' /N. The Second Edition. Printed fur James Ridgway, Piccadilly. Also, 1. idietch of the Mihtary and Political Power of Russia hi 1817, with a Map, as. in boards. 2. The Lao Reign of the Emperor Napoleon. Second Edition. By Mr. Hobhouse, 245. & fl Fall and Death of Joachim Murat, King Naples.--• Dy . F.lVlseironi.„,Esq Third gchtion, es. boards. 4. The Speeches of the lion. Thomas Erskine, now Lord Erskine, when at the Bar, on subjects connected with the Liberty of the Prt-S and Constructive Tredsson, Ike. st:s. Ig ANoFoRTEs, Second-liand, 'good as new, with a Pedal Harp, Ike. may be seen at Mr. WATIAN'S, who is removed to throe large Premises, No. IS, Leicester-p ace s A grand Pianoforte, by Broadwood and Son, 45 Kss ; Pedal Harp, by Brat, 50 go.; ahia capital Cabinet Pianciforc, equal to new, shop price 00 gs. nut a better can be made by any one, fur 40 p.; Square Pianoforte, two months uld, for v 5 gs. witt. every requisite : these Instruments are all warranted sound and Jo good order by the Owner. May be viewed from ten to tour o'clock. FORAGE., viz. OA is,!, and ST aAs , to his Majesty's Cs valry in Barracks, and Oats' in Cantonments and Quarters, in the under-mentioned Ciounties in South Britain : Middlesex, Tyne, and Oats in And In the several iusses, the County of Counties in North NOrthumb, riand. Britain. '~ BOXING. RRYNOLDS AND JOHNSON. This mat:h, which was to have come off on Tu-s -day at Canterbury, has occasioned much dic tppint metit among the lads of the fancy. The stake, with a sub,cription purse added, was for a hutiJiert, Reynolds, who had fi lured away with much gallantry with the acivinitic lielasco, and lastly with Church, was backed with much eagerness at 5 to 2 and 2 to 1. His antagonist was reckoned a true bred'one o! the Gypsuy order, who had acquired much orovinchl fame, or, to use a fighting phrase, had milled all be fore him who had a taste for the game. It was given out early in the morning, that the fighting tortes must withdraw from Canterbury, far the reason thAt at this mournful epoch no sports of any sort could be allowed to take place. The parties made a retrigrade movement towards the coast, and the ring being formed,, a neighbouring Magistrate interfered, and *the whole were again routed. A third ring was formed between Canterbury and M arg-ite, at a village called Salms, and the men turned to in a hurry, to avoid being again disturhed. l VAPOR VAN V ADVICE. ,4Jriinaace Barracks. stNeweastle upon That she Deliveries ere to commence on and for the twenty. litth day of December next; that Proposals in %Vrititet, sealed up and marked, "'fender for Army Supplie.," will be received at this Oilice on or before rtrelkddy, the 25th day of November (but none will be received of er Twelve o'Clock on that days and if sent brpost, the postage must be paid. Proposals must be made separately for each County, Island, or Place, except for the Cour.ties comprising North Britain, all of which mist be included it One render, 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 tendering in the Amount awed In the printed Particulars, for the due Perform. ance of the Contract; and no Proposal will be noticed unless made on a printed '1 ender. and the Prices expressed in Words at Length; end shiull it so happen that during the Continuance of the Contract no 'i'ro• ps should be supplied under the Contract, the Expense of the Stamps for the Contract and Bond, paid In the first instance by theContuctor, shall be refunded to him. Pantsuits a of the Ceptracts may be had upon application at these Chambers, between the Hours of Eleven and Five, and at the 01Bee of Deputy Commissary General Young, Edinburgh. •, Samples of the Bread and Meal may be seen at these Cl.alutiseehecween the hours of Twelve and Two. ,• READING SAUCE. . T COCKS, the Inventor and Proprietor of this t/ • much-esteemed Artiele, begs meat iespewfully to caution 'the Nobility, Gentry, and the Public, against the dail/ frauds and. impositions practised by many London. and Country Oilaven and Fish-Sauce Venders, to deceive and deprive them of the GE NUINE READING SAUCZ. None are genuine but those which have the Corks sealed with the impress's°, of J. COCKS, READING /Ad also the fullewiag description the Sauce on an Orange-coloured Label: " Iteamma Shoes for Fish, enriching Gravies, &c. prepared and sold, wholesale and retail, by J. Comm, Rzontsto."flhis Same is generally used-at Table with ail sorts of Fish, in prefe rake to all other Pleb Sauces, and is esteemed peculiarly delicious with Game, Wild Fowl, Hashes, Rump Steaks, and Cold Meat. leis presumed that no Satox ever met with such general ap. probation and extensive sale. It is patronised and temuuneutied by most of the firet.Yamilies in the Kingdom. It is retailed in Lundou by WY of the most respectable Oil men and Fish-SauceVenders ; in Bath by 30, sod by nugst of the principal Fi.h-Sauce Dealers in the United Kingdom • who also sell Cereite's Genuine end superior ES: ItICZ of ANSAIG VIES; the trial of a small Bottle.will ensure it the vreferente. ......... GENUI:s/IP. MEDICINES. THE following MEDICINgS can on l y b e pro cured Genuine at the Warelionse of SHAW .and W)- WARDS, 66, ST. PAUL% CittIaCKYAID: Hill's Balsam of Honey 3 6 Juniper E.s Pepperm. llt Essence of Wirerdock 6 6 Roehe's Embrocation 4 0 Hallam's Bilious Pills Si 9 :Robiserda's Cough Dr. 2 9 Weasel's Jesuits Drops A 9 Juniper fu. Pennyroyal 1 lt• Marshall's Caste 1 14 Speediman's Pills a 0 • Church's Cough Drops 26 " Spilsbury's Diops 60 • Ambuyna Tooth Powder 2 6 Greenoug h 's Lozen g es 1I• CoravecfraOrientalCordial 4 6 Inglis's Scots Pills 14 0 Widow Wech's Pills 2 9 &it of I.easons 1 0 ' Keyser's Pills 6 3 .singleion's Eye OW. 20. • Veltio's Vegetable :.'ills 4 6 Girdbold's Balsam 16 0 • Newton's Tooth Powder 2 9 Henry's Magnesia 29 • Church's Pectoral Pills 1I t Hooper's Mils 1 " Le Walsh'. Antipenussis - S 9 Essence of Spruce s 6 ---•• Coltafoot Loz. 114 Durable Ink 16 • Amboyna Lotion 4 6 British Oil I 14 4 T'easel's Specific Remo* ..: 9 Clicketdiarn Salts 2 9 l'he above (rhose with the sir excepted) will have the addrete of Shaw te litwards, 66. Si Attila oa the stamp; where also may be bad every otber PATRIOT, IA PUILIC 'M91111911114 Lk l iA - 4 1 ateriVanC: to IVlercbauts'and Triben in genereL ESSR.S. GOSS and Co. Members of the Royal IT.A. College of Surgeons in London, have sedulously devoted ther attention for these last 17 years to the study of those ascii% den: which so fregueutiv embitter, and too often prevent, that in estimable blessing, matrimonial felicity. The numerous appli cations they have hitherto received from persons of the first die tiectioa, and, the unthoin success attending their superior mode of treatment hs such complaints, induces them thus publicly to offer their assistance. In all cases of Debility or Deficiency, whe ther resulting front the too frequency of participating in the gaie ties of fashiOnable life, the uubouoded indulgence of libertinism, or a secret military habit, which weakens the energy of the mind, and destroys the flower of youth, by producing sterility in the one sex, and impotence hi the other, they offer a ale and permanent cure. To those who, from such complahits, are prevented entering info the married state, and ashamed io seek relief brood over their infirmities in silence, it must be consoling to know, how ever ditficult or ineffectual the cure may be deemed by other Practitioners, that by a renovating and infallible method they may be restored to a sound and vigorous constitution. A certain disorder, frequently con tracted in a moment of holiscretion, and every species of Venereal infection ' by a mild sod never-fatting mode of treatment, is speedily and radically removed, without restraint In diet or exercise, as also Strictures of the Urethra and Cleets, Which they arc enabled to cure in a short e eriud, without recourse to the palnfaldatretrous effects of the Cauet,e; references of which e.m be given to Bevel al Noblemen and (Astute:nen of high respectability, who have been cured in a very abort period, atter bavit, laboured under strictures tor many years. Tu married Females, whose expectations of those testier pledges of connubial happiness have been defeated, it may also be a pleasing reflection to know, that by a proper perseverance in their remedies, the geueral health is renovated, aud the hurdle silents removed. Messrs. Goss and Co. exclusively prote.sing th cure of irese particular complaints, In order that they may not be marked by a mistaken few,witis the obloquy msjustly attached to the ignorapt empiric, think it but justice to themselves to state, that the) Kaye properly educated and initiated auto every , branch pt the profession (eertifinatesot which, front various hos ,piials, and teetinemiais froni the higheat professioual authorities, ,:they hayseto convince any inquirer). That a residence in the warmer hemisphere of our eastern world, u well as in otherparts, emboldens them so assert, that their researches having been con llped todireuttaalreaely enumerated, they hold out a certainty of ximovation to such as may labour under the debilitating - effects of a life pawed under the torrid zone. Aud further, that having had opportunities, in their .professional caps i. . city, of funning an intimate - uqualutance with the emu Atiitstional .habits of seafarino persons, they offer to them she best assurances of immediate relief; that the success resul:ing irons their emdeivours first induced them to quit the practice of ttke general Practitioner, and they presume that their pretensions constitote a fair ground for the unprecedented confidence with which they have, by the Public, been so liberally honoured. • to be otoseiti4 at their house daily. (personally, or by letter,) by kaU t ima 01 etcher sex, with secrecy, Jeucacy, and edentate', Patients in the country are requested to state the particatare of their case ire and meaner of living, euedadm a rest foe advice a nd medicines; and the reinedes will be leirelltfft torwarded to any past of the kingdom. 00•4 and Co. aorgensis, IS s Booverie-atilere IDedt aerfollis ..~. .77yrIr. THE BA C Reynolds appeared anxious to get possession of the purse, and he went up to his adversary's bead, and ilmored him masterly.— The gypsey soon bigan to find that his provincial popularity was very teuiporary ; tut he shewed himself: well on his feet ; toe: like a Carter or a Randall, but in the Ik y Pig style, to av id a troublesome cu.tomer. Reynolds lost his coolness of tsmitsr, but the gypsey was too good a blase to face hitt). He to: to ail parts of the ring. and shoved off plenty of pantomimic malice:l -vrea. Reynolds mahieuvred to get at ia the nth round, and he held him up, mid shewed off upon taut. utimercitully. In no single instance, after this, would the gypsey give away a c:iacce, and Reynolds stood, by way of invitation to him, with his arms folded; but the gypsey sparred at respectful distance; and after 95 minutes soother enemy appeared, and it was a savitig Ledge to Johnson. rum was broke in, to the g reat satisfaction of the men of Kew, wills backed the gypsy ; and the Londoners, who went down so Bit them, iu backing their itiviocible little hero, wore facts, which was aptly described by a wag, as lon • a from London to Carlisle. The cavalcade reterned to CanterbdPf upon speculation, to pay their expenscr. Rd."! WkIll• A FCDOTE OF Tim LATE HOE. HENRY ERSIONTE.— Doing a theatrical representation at F.Jitiourgh, a presuming young coxcomb chose to render lonised conspicuous by bunding up in the rniddlit ol the pit 411 through the progress of the hist act of the play; Lis neighbours were at first too polite to innrd on his conforming to the usual regulations, - and nivrily re presented to him the inconvenience those behold 'stager, to which lie paid no manner of attention; the audience at last began to testily their displeasure, and the cry of ' , turn hire out,' becime universal, and a slot would most probably have ensiie.l, bout the in. dignation of one party, and the tenaciousness of the other, had it not been for Mr. E. who hying a wage with a gentleman near him, that he would 43lish the matter by a single sentence, s.ond n,,, and addressing himself to the persons w.'no wet cprein,-; compliance on the obstinate youth, exclai n.ed, him alone, Gentlemen, it is only a 'railor resting himselt I" A roar of laughter followed the exciania (ion ; the efficacy of which was immedi;tely testified, by the disappointed object of it, whose only motive was a desire to impress those around him withlhigh I . . idea of his fashion an}l gentility. "'' ' ••••• " 1 u a eruin to our nartative—After spending the night at Cul li.aehitioor's Head. the first ilia in the towii, where lie always app lied as a Gentleman, he went 0.. to b.elfield, i rsfiettl, • :siaushe,ter„ and Lnut uol. and returned a,.ato ten:n t.iver . og d. w Math:beater, titidelersh,:td, aad d o , to . lebrated mipluit at l'hornhill Lees, near the tarter Ithaca. where he and several 0t1.443 were taken up by "i:r loan cavairy, nu the 6th tit June, well nor be lorguiten in . /tie present genera:ilia; he was however, intuied.ately set at oberty, and haaig waited teem at thl clads by .sir June; .ai•••0 s, :outman, he set nil tor Nottingham. arriveu at ...otrier..ain on the 1110111111 g Or the 7th, and by • playing air a aLitat lyre, preern talon of his Nottingham compan 40.4 going to Ai. ifi whet: he would have most probably iteaid ot tins ho: uitill Lees and, by his speedy re alto, hare prevent ed au mat ionowed, but tins old not sun the purpose ot ttris— we bad almost called hita man—dot arch-lioncri...s, he sent a nit snaiger aver hint, by c: ".brit he Was r. , :.6111;.1. In the eventug, sul Lawn was c lard 11.11. t. all was not right, that the mtu eras out what he preteaded to be. His hang at the tilacii-Mstar's• Head, traveit.nl: Its the intiMe of the enact., and spending au mucr Motley, were the i.111:e1p:t1 zrOUl:de of snsp.cion He war invited to a tilt etit:e. a: int: CWILtt ;;41vi, in Barker rate, writs he at:rich:6l. As to at: proceadalle 3 of this itseettin . .,, we iii.ve two At - Ft:J.I%IIS lying tad at e os , W1164:11 dletalttif prove,sissit Us huts Haas nut tin joststiv. being wlititi he reprt-emesi himself to ire, but Ilia. t i e de•rail isrvi:edf I seciu hear.) Lod,. and m05ir.,..;4 them by iiddattrin.a.uty au toe Ma.t bat trac e d " a • hoods, by ties (... use the language ut a Motile I. ',r.l)'• AS 'ALA: AS HILL. flint alfttlavtts were o.'ly swora co week, and 1 1 they prove, en oath, twat the persons in that room challenged Otavaa with being a GUI/en:ln. tit 6,1 r, to wine.. he answered, • V 1 tat b.en .a I should act have been introduced Into " 4he company I nave 'seen t!no.".icivrat was alter NiAILI. " wh.tt sort air print vie tile peupie evo,/e.l .0 the , Idit.rellt " p u; the tUailti y Ise had been 11:le ?" to wuaou he ao.wered„ that " they were ready to rim in liar ook " many paaripf the eslorth, and 1..21 it Notatighani, thirtiy, and. • Leicester dad nut r.se, they would %/tee ye the tither parts."--• issaatuns liecitivaa ! ss I he ollaer ArriDAVIT, sworn at the saaie time, by a person who was in the room iluroag loon . .er part .1 the earplug, ves to skew, Lost •"• " asks4Uhivea what profets.on he was! h :sant •ke Was a tria•ster huittler an, han lathed • ••• then asked hint '" an 1,11 ca: oist:iwr he was sueporte ? he sail trout the par.y of •. arekHANCHI *AIDA •r and ivlajor Carl wit tour.' comfit ..i.ein.ed tile doubts that :lad arisen, and tie &par eta aa, speed ly as be could, nut vitamin consiierable ;rapid.: au-, sill souseveart lest henboulel tapsate boo Jolts like offence by tn." Lt. Carrier tit he. life, loses Weiss nut sad 4a.agetl thonscat, bat t. 11.1• vita retir..d tonic Black Heal, wire,. sell on his bed ol duwu . „ a far neat mor iiiii g. the sits ail JUM, al, very ILI Jril:neOhat LItANDIC is itltrtithceed ..i US 4111 the trial, at stung at the WM., litre, w t i etsridge, ha: very inoruing del this spy take the coach atria No:tiirshaiu, he ditiel a t a anaw.,rio, where lie talked of witat was shut to lake place, and thou we lose the trace biol. 14 hat lattOlAstal at e e sur.d ige is Asa kinson. •• It 'oriel( to add to this attutint.that GEORGE CIAZ 1 RES who was in active maatinuirlcaniau with UtiVitX (wnerlier a. a kilo or >yr Of out we cannot deternun..) Is tatateal to have been rreqUelltiy at L • tini , i ze 6-:eirc the brcakiiig out of these diournahres. All 41.relt casioll was enter taated that this man, whom the Ng. ti,ot% tor the prosecution did not know, might be represtatid to be Mr. OLttall, Mr. t.OOHET, the Artoroey tor the prosecution, Hoisted la a ()vier', ,h.rica be pre,entetl to the witnesses, tie Was aeCurc.iouly brtingiit w ,l/erOy abet the trial ha.l coins itiLgccil,l•l:iged a Isi t ;:a. tat the Karig s Head and shusvu next morning to Ise wittiesset as Mr. Lacs, a r.E. I'lley an at once pretested that he wa , . 310 ft 110! CA I; iter.theysaw at r, ••• ‘6 tch r...gerd to 1;e Lei', Le stared in toe , res 'vice ol st veral respeCraute r3:lltleiltstr,Sl64 tie ccici • 11.,V I. it were eutployeil by Gavenint.nt as :yaw, and tsar he 46..1 ...,11.4Via want the wilt persons V/1113 .raised the 111•11olUals AI 11.411. to tsits.4 be apyrihended; aril ttaa. to prevent (Shiver' lie CaUsed hat to he also t:e.:I.11 Hato ciptiaJy. hat it Iva , his in thition to . .lave caused a trw Or use a tit the USirtrysulte luiltrett. , s to bier Nett sCrisreischtletl bstOre Sheri. to ILave pre reeved ;his liouri.crion —lint tat ha e.tbla nue be iir. tw plazia Pt the tame Unle. Vie nave smart '64lt A s 5 ,•„1,. Cllatr:s :air CAstotsteNei: Moor, ant f ur Nu tria t=pu kJ Lay him'in these Etpelitions, together wit.. the Waft 4.4 a•rl.w.t.., I,urd mnavat; I is, in an oat. haina - w.hang—sthese.arii,,,w air tat a respes talon: Gaut audio iu I. l mbyti4 l te s 04. a gees, i I .robably will be pulslisLed in due tune." • she FRAUD PREVENTED. TO counteract the many attempts that are daily made to Impose oil the unwary a spurious composition In stead of the Genuine Blacking prepared by Day and Martin, they are induced to adopt a neer Label, In which their address, 97, High Holborn, Is placed so conspicuously, that they trust an attention to this, and the difference of the type, which is unlike all letter-press well enable pdrchasers at once to detect the 1111p0011011. The Real Japan BLACKING, untie by DAY and MAR roi, 97, High Holborn, well in future be sold in Bottles at 6d. is. and Is. ed. each, and a copy of the Label left with all Venders. DAY awn MARTIN, 97, High Holborn. I '