The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1820-02-29 00:00:00

1 .! • • ... • • ;:••• 17. 7 q nesion namesi i iiviOessis t isisstinet tone, and greened , by a" ch e eo of hands with a rionsitfertilde majority. ' COMMUNICATION - FM :VI THE THRONE. 7.A1,r. then moved., that the Sheriffs f ,ehould.lie requested to ettried,.eit the,' table of the ; Court to melee the. comaluoicatiote f his Ma jesty to ,the Court.—Cat reed um the affirmative, with "try few diseentiente. Mr..Sherili ItuTHWCIJ. thfia s ta; thtt'afses. sad *non tiller returned, accunippgi • 'by Mr. Sheila Perkin*. • Mr. Sheriff ficetitwur.t, staled. that in comply - :ee with itie directiotie of thick:qua lie hid waned ..son hlajesty 'with i Address of dist Collie, • end hi* hiejesty was gronalusiy pleerel to element tour o'clock. the hour at wessch Ise would receive the ' Ashlers.. Iles Mtjesty appeared much Itlrhoimomerl. ettiptessra his regret at hei uel havieig been able to receist the Address befurr that time. file NI is jetty expressed hie wish, to erceive •the Address et the hands of a depntatiosconsisting of is ousel' nonsher. This etatement resit from a pettier. hlr. Sheriff PARKINS said, that he, be his official capacity, thooght it necessary to state, that lie never till he came into that Court seen the paper just read. -Ile : had to declare. , m oppts.iiticis to is, that his Majesty did not appear to him to be in 1014 state of health ; and he bagged leave to state, ehotolien Mr. Sheriff Ratkwell expressed his wish lititsiour when it would be convenient for his M jetty to receive the Address, he (Parkin.) did not hear one - word *basil a small eleostestion. Ilea it las sty merely said, that be would receive the Address gnat stay by deputetioe, • There was a great deal 4.1 irritate conversal ion between the Renepachraeirer :mil Mr. Sheriff Rothooll. His Majesty looked ee -1 treinely well, much better than could be expected cousidering the reports about him ; and he (Mr. Parkins) hoped his Majesty would live long to triumph over * enemies, if he had any. and to be . benefit to his people.—l iipplause.)—Mr. She. Of Parkins was proceeding. when several Mem t tiers role and fetid, that as the Sheriff had made lies coeurunnication he might withdraw. Mr. Sheriff Neuss immediately withdrew. Thee., were a few hires npou has departure. A discussion immediately took place upon the question of going up to the Throne by a deputation. Mr. BRowN suggested that a depubstiou should he appointed to carry no the Address, but that the motion should be so framed as. to prevent the cur , i•mstance from being drawls into a precedent. :ilr. Dixon said. lie had a motion to submit to t. I.le thee moved, SI shut it was the in herent and mckindieledged right of that Court to lie reeeiv e d by his M•ijeety on the Throne, but that :;iris have, in compliance with his Majesty's wishes, conveyed by the Sheriff., waived the same on the I esent occasion. without prejudice to their rights. , Mr. lajtowet.seemilled the motion. a' • • fur. IFe itcomei suggested, that as it was evident 04,1 • • titans .Majesty way lenses well as could be wished, •• be adeioable. to •let. tyro busbies* Naiad over niiiiil,;aftei his Majesty's reterncfrom , Littghtoe, to • wihiaih, place woe plata op Tuesday. • i t . ;r. DIXON end, the Court were bonnet to mingle with his Majesty's wishes in the best man.. cer slier mold, upon such an oceision. Air. Sheriff fitntwer,t. staled, that he was Con -I:i.ccd it would be exceedingly isiconveuieut to his Meeestyeto receive a imusirr. . r t: Mr. WlLLtskass. (wf Smithfield) said, that 'hip protreding being the lint upon the part of his Ma jetty towards that Court, they ought to be very eartisAmo to. the manner in which they regarded it. A little wore delay, considering the state of his Maienty's health', would perhaps he more decorous. Mr. Sheriff ItoTutict.t. raid, that his Majesty would reeeive no other ..iithlresa.• with the exceptioo a those from the Ilouses•of Parliament, uuttl his return from Brighton. Mr. JAMES advised, that no impediment should Lie attended to. 01.0/IAII said, the Coast might go very sorely upon this deputation. . The question was then put, and a division took p 1 ice, when there appeared-- Toe the motion 54 Against it . Majority The Depilation was then appointed. It consist. ed of a number from each Ward, licc. 1 7 4 - ' IP If 4) • I 4 • i A 1 , I•AVAL IftTELLIGENCE. TORTS3IIOIIIII, vEnamorit 27. Arrived yeairrilay the Ocean, Nltiniork, from Charente far Newcastle; John, Powell, lion) Smyrna for Loud/u; out/ Enfant, Beaton, from St. Salvador for liambur:b. sArenred t•-day the Acorn, 31ackiutosh o from Boonlemur, •ail Its Favourite from a cruise. Pot back the Protection, Two. PLI'MOVIII, TIM/WART 25. /Wick! no Three Brothers, Dug&le, fruits Terceira. Sailed the SOYA; Hill, for London. /ALMOVTII. YIIRVART 25. Arrived the Lady Arabella packet, wi.h a mail from Lis. hoo. in pint days; Swifisure.packtt, with ditto, from St. 'll•orrar, in 31 days ; and Helens, Roxburgh, (rota Cepha. i. id MI days. tiii:ed the Manchester packet for America, and Lady Mary !Aliso ditto fur the Brairila--both with mails. ISIEAUMAIR" fRaRCAIIIT 25. 'Re Greenock. from Liverpool to New Priori /I. -lice, rAs art-eked about six o'clock ibis morning in Red Wart Pa): Simi-rot of the crew and passengers Imre arrived here, bet five died before the huat could get to their moist. mice, Vrry little of the weird or cargo can be sated. root.E. resausny !T. IV. Maria, Pitiman, from Imhoff and Newfutiudiand, in rim et ding on her voyage yesterday, struck a-ground, and loose I.f.r rnddr►, and is now off this port. As soon as the retie. permits she will come in here. NEWHAVIrg, FESIIIIIRT 27. Arvind the John nod !aphelia, Arnold, from Newcastle, lorik v. it ; . Fioir Brothers, Murphy, Gum IVaterford to London, knitted u a!, of dish s. ti:l Uo. er , having lost tau nurhurs Afid wes leaky. A pilot went off to take err into poll. From 49 in GU soil of vessels are riding very heavy und. r nonc oms. •11511.1UM4 1 . 1 , 1111117111tY 26. The Nirolai Benjamin Aall, Knudson, from Eat Resoer fur Havre, has been brought :n here by a fishing smack with Oarnagt,having been driven amongst the Sands. 111141tGATF, TEIMUAItIr 26. Aisicred the sloop Tearer, Stephens, Prom London leaky and wilt damage. Deaf., MRUART 2/. Came dew, from the River yesterday and sailed the Drnthoek, Porter, for Pernambuco. Remain its the Downs four bliss and one'schooner, out ward bound, names unknown. IBRIDLINGTOW. The Friends, Payne, in atteeptier tomes into this har bour, struck against the pier, went on mere, and will be Wedged. The crew are le vet att.s:.:l2l t• . • .i 1 .:: 1 q 1 ' le s .• I ,~ 1 4 t ~."-:.. - 371 g * =91: 1 : ~,~, - . . SLAEE TRADEs • Extract from the Sierra Leone Guam, dated 214 Augutit, 1819:- 11'e congratulate our Mend 0. the return to this harbour, me the 17th Malmo, from her first crnioe, of his Majany's whin Pheasant, B. M. Kelly, Esq. Commander, with a prise, "'timely, the slave schooner Novo Felicidade, of Prince's Island, the properly of IllastrissiMo Signor Don 1014 Per. raru Goma., Governor of that Island. On the 16111 came in his Majesty's ship Morgiaos, C. B. Strong, Esq. Commander, with a Spanish schooner, having only one slave un board. As the ciressmatauces attending the capture of the Nuvo FeliciJade may tend to repose in its true light the present mode of carrying, on the traffic, we shall eosnlannirate to our leaders such information as we have been able to obtain. The Pheasant fell in with the Novo Felici a / I 'le no the 30th July last, 2 deg 2.3 min. North, long. 9 deg. 50 min. Fast; she hail then on board 71 slaves, and a crew, eonsistidg of one master and teas sailors. schooner measures eleven tom. In his declaration, Captain Kelly, with true feelings of humanity, states, " l do further declare, that the state in which these unfor tunate matures were-foond, is shoe king to every principle uf Immensity; 17 men shackled together in pairs by the legs, and 20 boys, one sin the other, in the main hold, a space surnaming IS feet in length, seven feet eight inches main beeadoh, and one foot eight inches in height, and under them the yams for t laciest' report . " One of these emfue 'mate creatures was in the last stale of dyne met!, whose misdeal lions ran involuntarily f hint anointed these yam.; creating an dative% too socking for elescripl . Out their being released f rom irons, their appearance was moat distressing, scarcely nor of them could stand on their legs f cramp and evident starvation. The space allowed for the females, thi r ty four nunilper, was even more 4.mi11-reeled than that for the men ! measuring only nine feel four inches iii length, fon; teed eight meters main breadth, soil two feet seven inches in he ght ; but not being coullned in i , and perhaps allows rd during the day It, romp on sleek, they did nut present so distressing an appearance as the Tell." This wanton act of cruelty agaitlill unoffeniling individuals is perform' d fur the benefit of a monster, holding the high raid: of Governor--rturisuers joust We glory ut the con. trait between true Britons 3tltiplave.dealers ; Captain Kelly found those Africans in the very lowest slate of degradation and misery, he not only 'broke their fetter., but he, his otlieees mid crew, by their hemline care nod attention, ;Ice. as 11141 their lives fur fortilorn ; only one died on the passage. Bina the non-arrival of the. Portuguese Commiosioners, the mi:oiitin being incomplete, the trial of the vessel 'lid not 'eke place. After coils; through regular exmnination of the witnesses, the 71 ebdertiwt slaves were hunted on the 20th instant, in good health, and sent to the town of Bathurst. With re•pect to the Spanish schooner, Or was taken off Little LIMO; the Captain was on shore purchasing the rionsioder of the cargo, and declined coining to Sierra Leone to defend his re ',rely. One day before the Morgiams 'Captain Strong) MI in with a large schooner off a ledge of rocks ; on perceiving Om man of war, the Flaw r Lord every exertion to land the slave*, and being aided by nearly forty r.amea, she would probably have sums coinpieted her put 110.H. ; however, two hunts baring been sent from the Mor t:inn* to intercept the r 14,,,,, 11; although the ruffian mitered, in English. hie people to flue on the British boats, which doe they obeyed : not conceiving his vessel perfectly se( me from capture, be attempted to posh tin farther, got into the surf, and was upset. The mails were 110011 !Well over. board, and a great 1111211110 aslaves running to the woods— but how many perished in irons in the hold? A 1201.1 DER FOUND IN A CHIMNEY. On Sunday evening last, about nine o'clock, the flu belonging to Mr. IVliite,of Langloam place, Portman vquare, w►re alarmed by something very heavy thrown fmm the top of Captain Wiratt's house which is next dour ; they fooini it to be a nonotity admit, numerous robberies baying bens committed in the oeighl hood, and Captain Wyatt's roof being lately stripped to the amount of 100/. the ser vants immediately made au alarm, and the robber finding that he wits pursued, mauaged to creep into one of the ehinanies. At the top of the lose waa finind some lead and iron bars, supposed to be stolen from the new s t ree t. th i further scorch, the robber, II bo is a little old man, was rowed song io the chimney, covered with soot, almost He was taken to Mary-le-bone watchbouse, where be gave his name George DIMICL • " r."l.=" . MOST EXIRAOIWINARY CASE. The neighbourhood of Kingebridge has been much agitated of late by eccentricities of the nos singular kind in four children, Istrloneing to a re spectable family, which are unparalleled by any we have read of since the first establishment of Christianity, and which nothing but the fact of their having been witnessed by twenty 11.1 , .. , 116 at least, all of unimpeachable veracity, could Palace us to credit or lay before oar readers. These eccentrici ties, for we know not by what better name at pre sent to call them, displayed themselves during the influence of epileptic fits, under which all the did di en, the eldest of whom is sixteen and the youngest seven years of age, have lahotired to a greater or less degree; for more than s twelvemonth pint, and still continue to labour st intervals. Amongst other things, one of them, a girl, eleven yeegys old, ran up the side of a room to the ceiling, iinpoesible as it may seem, where she remained immovable on 1 . her feet for several minister, her clothes being on. altered in their usual position, as if by soms super ustural law, she had she power if changing the centre of gravifi. This sorprising fact can be borne testimony to on oath by her mother and nu merous other credible a ittiessea, who cut have tin possible motive for relating that,. if which they were not uctually eye-witnesses.--At an other time the same girl was seized with the poop of apparent labour, in which her frame un dersent all those distortions of which child-birth is productive. At meals mud other times the children sueidenly whirl round in their chains; to use the words of our informants. like toiw set in ?And mo tion, dining which it is beyond the nbility of th e strongest men, though the attempt liar been often made, to move either them or their editors. When taken with the fits in bed, Ho efforts, however great, are found sufficient to detach the bed•cluthes. which adhere around them in all diryrtions, whether re moved from the bed or permitted to he there. We could arid many other remarkable circumstances, but forbear, lest our readers should deem its the too willing dupes of credulity. Enough. however, is mentioned to stimulate curiosity, and we apprehend that the parties are ready to verify the whole in any manner that may be required. Superstition, as usual, ascribes these marvellous exhibitions to the satanic arts of an old woman in the vicirtity, whose persecution of one of the children, arising from a very trivial cause, has been marked and virulent. We feel it our duty. as the narrators of passing emits; to give the foregoing relation, which we do oil mietceptionable authority. Ii true, and we hove no reason whatever, as far as respectable human testimony goes, to doubt its authenticity, it presents sir interesting theme for philosophical inquiry in the wonderous history of mail, and cannot but induce many to undertake the task of investigation, for which purpose we can furnish the proper reference‘ .—(Congdoe's Plymouth Teegraph). IMPOHT•NT INFOIIMATION.—From CaiCitl,tlloll by • the Col irgfof Pitveicians, on lea. t h an 40,000 die annually in areal Britain of Consumption, and at km 10,000 ita London. The late Wm. Tursbnll, Esq. a very ingenuous Sitrceon, ascertained that every 20th person was ruptured. These complaints are truly alarming to every individual who uses the least exertion. It is Mau incredible slit number that suffer from a certain Disease, by being improperly ire;iit.i. It was those circumstances induced Dr. COOPER to select eminent Physicians and Surgeons, of at least 30 ' experience, to form • Medical Board; and since the establishment upwerdsof 30,000 Patients have been cured—many or them after Hospital. hall failed Messrs. Convert and Co. are consulted al Woodstock_ Street, 0%6.rd-street, and at Charlutte Hume, Great Char luite.street, opposite the Rev. Rowland Hill's, daily, from Kiehl till tichi.—Mechanies have advice grat is every Even. isig, (ruin NIX till Hight, sad on Sunday Moonier until Twelve Ruptures of 30 years staiiiiiog radi cally-cured, will t eousfineaseatis—ThereAre private doors at each house, soil private rooms for Fentalea.—N.S. The nliihrted would do well to reed Moors. Commit and Co.'. Lectures us Ivor prevailing Direorna, published at One Shilling, by Mr. llarvey, t 2, 1111sehfriannwead. They will lso prove nodal lu young Preelitiosers. ---~---- A4lttlirr - 11 . 1 ? . ? • - • - - • • .gaitir e i l l. - CORN EXCSAINIII, Mouselr, FRIAJAAY RR. The supply if tit lbelag rather isiooll this atoraiag, Sid of Rase quAlsty met ready Ale, sad iskrAll 2s. per quar ter dearer llama ..0 this day week. Fiatliyaltioe Barky auppwrik• last Monday's prices, hot the r isg and•inferisar qaalities are full Is. per quarter lower, sad very dismantle at lldt'akitfrment. New Beans, nod Grey Prato, 2s. per quer tar higher. liar (W . f.-sale was sot so las last week, and the ordnlary s maples are Is. per vaster lower ; but ANC Corm sold oisallar 'sow termites on this day ar'issaight. CURRENT PRICKS OF GRAIN. {Yheat,Ees+FAa Esseands 760 Grey Pease 46. Suffolk ditto O2l 71. Small Beap. 400 dila Norfolk ditto CAI* Alts Tick ditto . ......34. Foreign ditto 72a Oats Petal.... 20a 3as Rye Earley 241. 413. Feed Oaks ..........10s 94. Malt 604 6S• Floar (per aark)....take 00a White Pease ii 401 Rape Seed, riff Wa1..341 36. IMpoitTATIONS LAST WEEK. - Etc Wheat, 9,829; Barley, 10,281 ; Malt, 7,481 ; Oahe, 19,875; Nye, —; Beane, 1,400; Pea,,, I,ll9.—Fa rvien 7118.—leak Witte!, 245, Oats 5,070.--Eillish Sour, P 1,195 waeke. GUILDFORD, FaBO.UAILY 26. Wheat, per load . Os to 201 104 11)0 , , per quarter ll 4. to 11 10. Beery, per quarter lt 14. to 21 Oa Brans, per quarter. ll 19s to 21 Sa Pea.e, per quarter SMITIIFI ELI), 814mnav, RamtuaaY 28. The market ibis morning Was well supplied both in Cattle and Sheep, but there were' a Is.ge qttirtity of the ialeriur ileseripolooos of hullo mitts. Prime Caltic filched the same price ea y.r last sweek's rearkci : of good quality flea oh's red lest market day's prices: Veal mod Purk were equal in price as per last week —The Hay-market remains at nor tit Tow iusi. In Straw moil Clover nos allrrulgn. The folln•rntg us au sc. nettle stairanctit of the prices and number.:... To siuk the offal Pas stone of 81h. Reef— As. 6.1 to es. 84. Hese of call'. lies day:— Mutton 4.9 0.1,,, to Ss. RA Naas Veße„,..s. 03, to 71. 04 Slum,. 17 , 050 Pork .. rto ni to 7.. Mt. Ctivos 1 ....14 0 tamh,..o4, Oa. to 0.. M. I Plars ..... ........ 1, „AOC IIAY.SIARKF.T 3/. IN; 0.1. to 11.10.. 04. ('lovrr b/. of: Od. 10 111. Mt. bd. straw NEItGATE AND LEADENIIIAI.I, MARKETS. (I3y thr Carcass ) Reef 3. Al to 4s 8.1 I Veal 4l 0.110 as 0.1 Mliiillll.. 4. (11 to 4.1 84 Post 44 41 to 04 0.1 PRICES OF HAY ANI) STRAW. J 111E01. APITT.. nay 3/ 1 0.1 U.. 11 15. eol Hay., 3/ 18. 0.1 to 4/ 6. 0.1 st r a w 11 7. 0.1 to I' 17. Sol &raw.. 1/ 10. Al 101/16. 0.1 Cluverll/10110,1 too 13/ 65 Doi 410404 to?? 04 ad PRICE OF HOPS, per Cwt. NEW 1111A01. KEW PAMIRS Kent ....31 G. to 4/ 4. 3/ 100 to 41 IN ..3/ 0. to 31 125 Fittesei .... 31 5t lo 31 18. F.00rx....3/ 04 to 4/ Ito E..ex 3/ 04 to 41 4. Faruhasn, secootl. 4/ 15. to 51 10,--tior, 51 Ph to Of 6. Foreicot Pockets I/ Ss to St Ss. PRICE OF UAW F 4 As state.l by the Tallow J Steller'. Price by Ta110w.... 41 0.1 I 'AT, per Amp. a 811, I As stated by the Ltatrbers. ISt. James's Markel. 4s 14.1 Wlsiteehopel Markel 4. op Average...—. 4s 05 1 PRICES OF TALLOV Town Tallow 70. Ad ila Yellow Rumjaol.o,l OJ ditao—.s94 041 —a Ad Soap .1i110....150a Od —. 001 Melime 5101t474 0 , 1 01 ruoch..32s 011 ', SOAP, ke. per Ilith. Yellow Soap. Moiled 94. I Cord- s Graves 2 0* Goud Dregs 94: 0: PRICE OF Carlll)Lek From Tallow Chanotirri Pate of Candles, per dose*, Its Otl—Maa las, 134 0.1. 61. per doz.:a slloo . fd cor,ressly snowy. . RAW 111 DEB. Best Heifers •nJ Steers (pe► Ortlitotry.. 1. 10.1 1.. 2• 0. stow)._ is 6:I 10 111 141.1 Market Call.. 0.1 hi IV r .1) Misiilliags 2.1 2.1 to '2l 4.1 En g. Iloese Os 0.1 to Os 0.1 SII EEP SKINS. Xis... Hinge, polled Dttio, flown PRICE OF LEATHER. NMI. 50 to 5611t5. each 'DM to 191.1 per lb Ditto, 56 to 0611 n.. each 21s1 to 23.1 Dressing Doles Fine ('o:oil Hides 17.1 to 13:1 Crop ItOlt 35 . 10 41) llnl for cutting 15.1 w 17.1 Dill.. 45 to 50 1hi.......... "17.1 to 19! Call skin. 311 to 4011,it 21.1 to 2.1.1 Ditto 50 to 70!b+ 29.1 to 35.1 Ditto 741 to !dollot 26J to 29.1 'itn3ll Neal, t tilreci.Loill) Ilitto Tanned Horse Hides Spaiiisb Hower Hides ..... to 20AJ rOREION WOOLS prr lb. Fpvai.li Sheep, I.routetis Od • de dd - Segovia .. 3. 9d t 5s Od - Soria 3. 04 a 44 94 -- 2s 3d • 3s 9,1 Simony, Ist 6s 0,1 a 7s 94 - ...... Is 9,1 a 4s 9J -- 2A es 3.1 a 3s 9J MARKET, FERRI:ART 48. ships at fliarket P►lre. 34; Netsruvl le 1% Sitlidet iud Ff:ICF. OF STOCKS 11 - ..STF.RI)4Y. 3 per Ct. Ited.• •til ti!) 1 Milk L. Anu. 18i 3.16 3 per Ct. I India Ronde .. • • 1 4 pr. 3i per Critt 77t4 I Er- BMA, ••• .1 Q pr. 4 per Ceaals. . 87;:i I Din() Small 3 pr. 5 per Ct. Ni. Ann. lorqa, I Cons. for Acc... 68in Pow47 1 !PrI1171 1 4 1 . 1 - A•• • bit 1 a., 11 - :I T TATTER/It LI:S, FURIJAIIT 28. 7 re " rittatftW. 9 to 1 gee Aeolus, Mr. 116 to 1 apt Rro. to Bloch* ' , terse 's 110 to 1 apt Pandaree 14 to 1 apt Bro. lo Whisker I 20. to 1 apt Briseis coil 18 to 1 apt Sailor 2: to 1 apt Castrwl. 16to 1 apt c. out of Cal I oaks. 6 to 1 apt the Sorcery 1. 7 to 1 opt Mathiss. RI D D LSWO RTU. 11 to 1 apt &lima I 6to 1 apt Pindares tt to 1 apt Coleus colt The St. Leger as before, 1 S to I apt Mr. Pierses colt, by Walton, out of Lisette. AUGUST MEETING, 1820. Tit i'IT7.WILLIAII STAKES. A Handicap of 500. e3,•11. b ft for five year olds, six year old., and apd.liorses, &c. The last mile and three quer t-rs. Thr.e act...winners or no race. sisiosorp4l, est. 216. Lord Darlington's or. B. by Bf a ii•trate, 6 yrs, Oil. Sorcerer, 5 yrs, est. 51b. St. H. teas, 1116. Combytes, 5 yrs, est. Mb.. Lecifer. 6 yrs, Ist. 10th. Torrelli, 5 yrs, Pat. 41b. Merlin,s yrs, list. 14111. eorrepu, 5 yrs, est. 41b., Reveller, 5 yrs, est. 10th. *flails, 5 yrs, Set. 31b. s.i s s uo , S se.. 8.1. 816. Amnia, 6 yes, A.r. 31b. l'aulow lit, aged, 871.811.. Gaudy,B yrs, 8.1. 416. Rbadanutrollisras yrr,est.Blb. Torchbearer, 5 yrs, 84i. 216. Muxert;Ct Ire, Ct. 7lb. Ele3lsor,s yrs, 8s1.211). The Juggler, 5 yrs, SYS. 71b. Meaner, 5 prat's*. 21b. • Haider, 5 yrs, Ast, 616. A wful, 5 )rs, Rat. I lb. /Outiface, 6 yrs,est.'olb. Cut ta:e Girl , 5 yrs, Bst. 01116,3 yrs. Sat. 516 . I Truth, 5 yrs, list. ardesio, 5 yrs, 114. Sib. Aereptasces tithe declare.] to Mr. Rhodes, at Tort 1 or to Memos. Weatherby, 'idler io Laredo. ur Newmarket, ow or before the first day of Bissell Next. THE. KNIAVE4MeRE STAX I F.S. A Handicap of &Ogi. each, h. ft. fur four yrs ntds. last maenad a half. Three Acceptant-nor nu Rice. Antonio, thst. 5%. Reba, 114. Cardinal Wulsey, Sir Waller, Sat. Oh. Black Prism Bst. Ist. 11111. IVrangter,Bal. 51h If arnsodius, 7sl. Brother to Mozart, Sancelosx, B.t. 4th. 131 h. 7.1. lellh. I Agricola, *it. 31h. Galatea. 7st. 131 h. Blocher, 70. 91h. The Land,Vot.3ll.t. Swift, 7.t. 1315. Dreadnought, Alamos. Sit. 215. Attrors,74. 121 h. ist. 911, Err', list. 21b. Broutr, 7.1. 121 b. Shadow, 7st. *ll,. Cornet, Plat. Ilh. I Lady Heron, 7st. IVoodlaik,7sl.7lb. Jelisty Wren, Bst. Mb. Nino., ill, Sat. Consist, 7sl. 101 h. Acceptances to be declared In Mr. Rhodes, at York ; or to 31 . Weatherby, either in ',candy. or Newsmaker, on or Wore ibe Ist day of March next. YORK SPRING MEETING, 1820. It having been agreed some years ago by Ike Noblemen and Gentlemen who usually attearl these Rae., that this Meetlin: >hunld coninsewee tor the Mood.iy week previous In the Ep.ont Meeting; in roofornaity therewith, York Spring Mestio,; will have to begin on Monday, the Bth of May. i* 3 "IgiFiWr 74711111 t I • 1 • 4 • • t SOCIETY FOR PROIOTINd • CHRIS. TIAN KNO‘VLEIX7E. AtIVIIMS TO THE. PUBLIC . The Special 'Cissomittee appointed for the Cnionterectime of Infidel mod Blaoldfroefoos Publientions, have the wtodar lion of stating, that it appeal lo the Pooldir harrow beers most promptly and liberally niinnered, they are 1,••• dashed with aderate Memos of carrying into effre. for the present their important purposes. %use Tenets which were before on the general list of • hell,. teat y.ileited to the pretest mentions, have Wen rtecalated fo a peat extent, and at very redoc..l pliers: mews roilii• re have been prepared and do•persed to the aossomot of 201 ,500. A depository f'w the express purpose of aupplytue line tic with these poslitirations, boll wholesale au:l retail, h.., been opened in Flart-street ; which bring in crimoinnicateni with shops in various parts of the osertopolir, as I, theta,., the medium of Motes oa 4041 Dostriet Lurnostares , slit agents in different provincial laws's, has proved a rosy cesvrul twos of cart, big the alojert• of the Nrci a i tee into rU ci. •They ern enabled to state, dirt from nun, of the districts of the kingdom. is which iodd i d have bean meet widely .I , 44perstel, very large we ? . Loren reveler .1. And they have pecaliar satisfac9.•so helot ahle to inform tire Polthe Como the coommunicaltons a halo hate Bern motile i„ l h • ca, list in other districts, Greening by far the "areal portico' of the ##### thoy have OrTll.l le believe that entire so attempts hive been made to deorea.•. mode iufidrl priaciples, or that lln y hare tor the aunt p ,t failed of success. Hart Pelt's Boildings, GCO. GASKIN, Sactrhorv. P•krnory 11,1510. The following Rooks and Tracts maybe had at 110.30e0 % . 4 °dire fur the Male of Temporary mid tllra.i.wal No. Il i , Flerlstreet, warty toppusito C6anc.-ry has; and lie (Allowing Booksellers, %oz.:— Mr. ' M array, 3, Coven's y.streei, 113)inatkrt ; Mr. L1 , .,i. auto, corner of Vistnp.le itrerl ; Messrs. il•inlirry sod boo. ) . 196, ()%forii.iiirrei; Mr. Wright, ad, limed sir,. t, bury; Mr. niwkey, 31, Totoicoloon.croort Mr. T.v. for, 49, Newtown-forret 4 Mr. Starr, 250, (fxford.strvel ; NI,. Bartholomew, II?, &ratios-street ; klr.Blackloo r os, bridge ; Mr Bell, Oaforristreet Mrs. Booghion, 3. tear. tun-street, Soho; 3lr. Iforwo I, J. Old Compton eq. et • V... Howard, Gray's Inn-lane ; 111 r. lloolloorortodll %Jo.' Holppoo,ll6, tiollearoo i Mr. Next, gerrlivis ; att. Hewn's, I:ermosocton; Mr. Taylor 115, iiiitioritiolborn; Mr. Jackson, Hackney; and Mr. sghes , Richmond. • it. Leslie's Short and Easy Method with th e Mita.... n :t Truth of Ceriatisaily I>enetrietra nal 0 3 Bishop Pooh nt.'s Evotleistes of the ',Stroh of Clore.. tinnily. hound Ditto, half &lend 4 111.1190 Horror's Letter to Adam south . Wairoo's Apoloev for the Bible Bishop Gibsou's three Pastoral It min no luarlea Ids, 3,1. each, or together . • .. Lord If tteltosi's Observations oo Ile t:onveralow rf Paul 1 5 4 Bishop Stseelock's Trial of the Witnesses.... Par Nunetre I. a tf. (a) Hew both Sides.—.Wituesses for and against the Bible' 1 3 (6) Acriptare the Guide of life (e? Reasons f.w retaining Christianity ; evirarted front Bishop Watinani'e Letters to Gibbon ...... S 4 (d) Thr Unlwlerver convinced ; 111 It 41 ilarllP be tween (held Doubtful and lot sies3lo.oar Christi's (•) Ditto, ditto, Dialogue 11. (f) The yth.J Guide, or Theonas Paine 1g11.MA..1 of the Bible (g) The Abandoned and Penitent Blasphemer • us, the Death-beds of Voltaire s o d Lord RW4O. 9. Ire (4) The !tilde the Word of Got, in too Dialogamer, between a Bakery and as Unbelitver. Dia logue t. (I) Ditto, ditto. Dialugor 11. ... b 4 judenttnt of Reason, upon the El . :denies she - Chriatitio Religinn. In Two more Dialogues, between a BeIiVICT sod an Unbeliever Dia- • logne I. • (A) Ditto, Dialoray It. Part I. • • 4 'I) Dmitu, ditto, Part 11. 1/111, An Appeal to I:num—Meant and ('hristian s ty 1 3 (a) The Dotted Fanner'' Polities and Religion. A Dialogue (o) A Christian Address on time Preveut Tons ..., 2 tf (p) A Cooversatiou between Tw.i, Pour Mrn OP It rat of a Reliever in Revelation 8 U The Fully and Danger of Itradw g Irreli ions Pubbratioato ; ne. Advice Irons a Gleonnin* to his Parishioners (8) A Die Wire between Perron 1.1001 allot Iw Ma n Dirk' (1) The Cl n rtatianS AIM/MI In his Neighbour (a) The Ch 'ratter of ehri&t, in nd.h.ional ideure to the truth of the f'hristian ; in an_ . . • utlser I)salutrue betas est a Belieref and Convert (r; Critibet t's RrtLdiunsou Reltgi ........... ....... (a•; The Goiol Caine will prosper (r) The present C.uuAitinu iifmany opt. and tries in the Wo►ht, su stlilitionsl Es hit nee- b. the Truth of the Christian I:eliesoni is nu sitliar Dialogue between a believer and his courrrt (y) The presets, state of ihr Jew:, ■o additional Es.i. deuce to the Truth of the ( Itehg ..... ; in 'emitter Dialogoe between a [reliever and his Convert (t) Deathellions and Christianity compared; an aa►i liary Evidence to the 'nulls of the Christi .“ Religion; in anuiliee Dialogue between a 11,- %lever . 1411 d his Convert (ee The Tables Turned; or, the ['Anil as aSi .01: in a Dialogue l.rlw•rru Dr. Plaiutext and John Ilouirsprin (hb) The Reliever's Awiwera I• Questions about his . . . • . I•atth (er) Dialogue between a Reformer and a I...abeottre t (dd) t to the Poises of the Poor (es) T he Destrati of Jietniatrio, adttitstql argument for the Truth of the Christiau krll gn.n ; tit anutlter Diaiugur but wr.it a Belo ser soul his Comers (ff) The Proragat too of the atriat tan Religion, an ail 'taloned Evidence to the Trash of the Cirte. iiau Religion; inn runelitdmir pcdugor ha,. t wee.. a Believer and Isl. l'obveri (pp) TlteMtiries of the Stogair Law . . ••• The Tracts may be ordered under the title of the letters prefixed to each. All applicatiuna fur the ab , me Rooks and Tracts are to be wade at it, Isirecoreet. mums. On the 10th instant, in Dublin, the Right Ron. Lady Harriet Paget, of a NM. On the Nth inst. in Illoomjoy-place, Dublin, the La.l) of Colonel Owen, of a sun. MARRIAGES. On Saturday, the Mil 11131i11111, in St. Mary*. March, Natalia, Samuel Math Hobson, of Mertion-square, Ba rr irr er.al-Law. to Ma►ia Ahria, eldest daughter of the late Richard Le-H time, Eeq. of St. Bittolples, Pembroke shire. On Sunday se'nnight, in St. Andrew's Chinch, Dublin, by the Rev. Mr. Blacker, William Lambert, Esq. of she county Wexford, to Sarah, third daughter of Hugh Both well, Esq. of the comity Meath. I)l:Artii. vrowday..Harriette.. emed daughter or Mr. James As peva% hastagllss e ef I..ately, at Molded, is huffolk, is her 1711 t year. Mss Mallows, als3es: at uf the late Rev. Thomas Ilairmr, thr* author of " ism on various Passages of Mei 1 .1 from Reinstate Is peaks sr Varga, sod Trarek into the Eat" Printed and Petah:led ai Tom Ohmso run and Tux (:Goss 01G r, Na. 117, Simi, by C. CORNWELL, ttf the Shard. COURsING. The second Coursing Match at Annan took place on Monday the 21st instant,upon the estate adios Marquis of Queensberry. The spurt was excellent, and a number of matches made, which caused considerable iaterest on both soles of th' border. Seventecu hares were killed, doer well ronicsted matches. Among the ambient.. present we noticed tln• Marquis of Queensberry, Sir .1. H. Maxwelloif Springlv.ll, /tie. Etc. The following are the particulars:— I. Mr. limmoses Nimrod hest Mr. Elliot's Bitlr-2. Mr. Iteddrck's Flr beat Mr. Scarro•'s Pirandy-3. Mr. Pool's Tickler beat Mr. Lauinger. Catch-4. Mr. Johnssm's bitch heal Mr Littinices bitch—S. Mr. Forreses Spring heat Mr. Wastell% Spiing—C. Mr. Foster's (Carin.l.) Skip bent Mr. Graham's dog.-7. 11lr. Gilltes dog beat Mr. Holmes's Spring —S. General Dimes Dowuer beat Mr. Ewart's Spring 9. Mr. Clapperiaii's Bob brat Mr. Ewari's dog—sccund heat:—t. Mr. Laitimer's (Carlisle) beat Mr Johnstone's Lilt-It-2 Mr. Waniell'n Spring (Carlisle) brat Mr. l'orre•l's Spring-3. Mr. Foster's Skip (Carlisle) beat Mr. Graham's dog. GREAT SPEED. Philip Bland, FAT of Mad-glare, Wi[ttaore•steert, nn ski-took yesterday to drive a ruin welluirey in harness, four tarn miles within an boor. Mr. Bland weighs thirteen striae, and the , ::allowny in wader thirl,eu heeds. lie did the first GM,' 'ninnies and sixteen set-wadi ; bill" the distance in twenty nine minutrs and two aeconala, and woo cleverly in tw. , lity rizht seconds within the riven tome, which is a glen' I.purtiug feat. A letter from Bridlington, dated Feb. es. sya— lluriuc • heavy rde this mrnitsz the Friends,. \learns, fri'm Niostirom, it as &swim bottom upwards on shore near this place. suit tt is frorml Ali bawls ow board bate perished ; the vessel is entirtly in pieces. URGENT DISIRDS. riIIIE COMNII r TEE of the WIDOWS' FRIP.NO and BENEVOLENT SOCIETY, in re turning thew cordial thanks to ,a benevolent Psi Mir for the ready usurer they have made to their urgent call for aid in favour of the distressed Pour of the Metropulis,bhisik it due to the kindness of their friends to siffrr the following state ment of the mode its which such aid is at present applied. They are eniencil in relieving upwards of 500 eases, consist ing of more than 2,0110 individuals, by personal visits, by the gift of money, potatoes. weep, coals, Miii MOWS COM. IMP sl of straw in the ebeare.t covering, blanket*, and ►cgs; articles. ither of so mean a descriptiou, ur so stamped wills the mask of the Society, as baldly to admit of tieing pledges) or seized for tent, but which must of necessity be applied to the purpose for which they are bestowed. In caste of dangerous sickness, bush eleriCal and in di cal ■id his been selsiainell, by whirls it is hop, if both the spiritual and temporal maladies ut the sufferers home 'been effectually relieved. Still much and pungent distress presents itself to the inquiries of the Committee; and whets it is remembered that netts, of the persona relieved cummousrate their MICTCSB to neighbor's, labouring under si milar distress, who, in their turn, become boils receivers ■nd conintatticauts of the benevolence of this Society, the pub. lie will nut he surprised that silly steer *tumid haveso lictnl the attention of the C ##### miller at their last 11's-fitly Meeting, most of which weir of that character of distress as to call for the immediate aid of the Society. The Committee, therefore, solicit uvt only pecuniary aid, but contribution* of clothes and linen , cud indeed any arti cle that may be deemed servieeabk to the poor. HENRY BUDD, M.A. Pr•esideat. Bridge-street, Blaekfriars, Feb. 7, 1820. The Committee m o st gratefully acknowledge the receipt of the following dunatioue and aulacriptious:— £ a. f. a. By the Rev. H. Budd, M.A. By Mew'. Hoare. S:4161111 Snook, Esq. E. P. by Miss Rolfe 2 0 leer - t 2 F. H. - - 2 ill Hon. Eleanor Digit, 1 0 By Mr. Seaward. By Messrs. Hatt-hoard & Mon. Mr. G. Puynder Au. 1 1 Mn. Dempsey - 1 0 Mr. C. Poynder Au. 1 1 I Right Hon. Lady aim- Mrs. John Middleton 2 2 bier, Irer - 2 0 Custributions of clothes for the poor are generally /eerie ed by the Rev. H. Budd, New Briage.etreet ; and Mr. T. Seaward, Salisbury-square • and of money by John I aye. der, Esq. (Tirraeurer) Brielkwell Hospital, and at the follow. log Bankers :—Messrs. Hoare, 37, Fleet.eireet ; Means. Drummond, Charing-cam ; Memo. Browse, !might've, and Ce. 26, Backlersbsery; likewise by Mews. Hekbard cod 800, 180, Piccadilly.