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Secretary. , EXHIBITORS are reque•:teti to send for their Works on Ytteitliy the ah, or Wedne.day the 7th of July. LIT ER AR Y REVIEW: CaAss!, L. L. B. _ In Two Voluniei: TALES OF THE HALL.—By ti . )e Reverend Gr:oßoe tai' . v€ 4 :4.1 4° r • 0 . I 1r $1 1 : ,air. 1014 filo° rfi" ..,,v R Pg' s ' S" / VIC Tt' 4111, 1 NG. towicE, June 29, 1319.. liTt69 11MISSIONtRS for VIC TUALPY6 His ESTV'S Nel 1 7 Y (In hereby girt Nottre,7'hat ruesday, tie fith of .Tian iv:.ll, they wit? be re t?a to TentlerB Wriliag [sealed up), and trent f. k i tty 'I NEW . BLACK SNIVRNA RMt.4.INS, to be ansniet '• .7 11 e to Samples (of not less than two pound) weight * rrek) to be ?reduced With the 'Perth's, ' and to be delieei•• ; 11 • , .itit'Stt; ' S Vittitaning Mares ra Doffed, oat hn th erelf in i4e spate or a fortnight. : and the other Win 4 'f f 6 Pluight aficrwards ; and to be per.id,far by Bills, pay- , without interest, Sixty Rays afire der. The CowiitiOns' of the C'ontraela tufty k sera at the Se c"treql.7 Office.. 47 ° regard will be had to any Tender in which the Price shall t lie inst:rted at length, or . that skid! not he Lherl to the Itaard before One o' Cinch on the said lite,- I . Y , next nor unless the Person who "e ,5 the 7'eniter; u>i some Person ok his behalf, attend, to 4744 14 r whewatici/114% C:INTIL ACT FOR FLOUR. • tor-, HosprrAL FOR snAgits AT GREENWICH, June 9e, 1819 7 ucH Persons as may be willing to Contract ftn• :upp;ving this Hospital with Five Hundred Sacks '3 ; :?‘ ;9 1 - 7 .a, Ina)• deliver in their Proposals to the Directors t he said flo,pitaf, at chi.; Place, on SATURDAY, the 1, 1~11 of July ensuitg, at Eleven o'Clock in the IFlrr." . dnd in the mean *time : lie furnished with Fauns of Pro- Puial T • aud hated with further particulars, by th e Stewlres Office here. •''. Na Priiiinlsals will lie received after the hour afore taid '"lur will aay lie atteniled to that are nut agreeable /o the Pumas ;- nor unless the Parties persOnally appear. bAsr INDIA 11012 SE, June 30, 1819. • • P - Pr l .4 t . 11 COWIT of DUI ECT()IIS of the , r • tiNA ID compA HNY of NIERCAYI'S of EV;LAND P ' A tIING :o the EAST INDIES. do hereby give Notice, • 1.1)4t a GEN Eit.u, couirr of the sa,J COMPANY will • , hel d At- their !louse,' iii‘Leaden-ball-strect, ott WED . AL) AY, the 14th . July ntat, front Nine n*Clokk in the ;: -. l 4r " i ! t i tiritil.Six in the Eeening, for the ELL( TlO:s , r of a b !"::CTOR of tire said Company, in the room Mof SAUEL VI S, JOSEPH DART, Secretary. . . ' • EAS'Is INDIA Housn, June 30, 18111. ..0 to Sop')ly the EAS • • INDIA COMP NNY, at their I/mite:in Leadenhall t e or their - Wareh as may he •reilnile , l; ati h Tour • f hest COALS, of the fol- L v. anti . PISIS Uratoa, Jr!liggworlb, 1 4 "icl • •• • • • " . ' l ehi ntrn Maio, I'ol nieaqurt., rray sent in their Pro. " 411 ','sesi ti t op awl :Idclressediothe Commi trt:c of the !louse, ...‘ 1 nr hefore E'D'N'.;:iDAY; the 1411.. next, anti if on t1!k " 4tty befo re Twelve o' Clock at Noon, as: no Tender will l! . t `eelted aft er that time; not more than Forty eltaltkrom. ,t.l :: 1 he want e d till the cnd of August follo , Ong, th,oigh, if it 1 • 1:11,e swish of i Contracior,Tliret..!lt!ndied (*lry di-ons may seat in iwairiliately. The} , ;will' he paid for us they are de ~ t Tenders eacis sort of Coal. The Prices are also to include' tit of the E;:petiee ;Attending the delivery 9f Cie Coals.. I° Trader will h recelriA 'but from ('oal Merchants pa ; )7 1in g Wharfs aid Establishments of their own is or near neither any Tender be taken into consotero unless fl:e Address of the Putty making it be mentioned there is '+ zirid he, or an Agent on his behalf, he in attendance aluht he said t_';,;u;;;.:.:ce at the day and hour aboee-men tioned. JOSEPH DART, Srcretary. L'AlLt•llt, Elsa. No. 3, New Bridge-stret, London: `ltiiitsrtni t 11 EG leave to inform that ever since the , vear T T - .I WIT+ tiie,Lues Venereal, • ha il !Icon atior itiedcr,r, its olistinatelv resisting every course et medicine de `'‘eril tt. e mos t eminent of the faculty here, and ua .tlll;ft.'l"K tionrs;r: of e:Aivettion, and . twice dis t' .1 3 , - ; 1• Y'rl fron t tht Hoa , ital with little relief, would appearto most 7 iiivvtetiateiinture.. In tt.e spring of last year t c I: ad got to such it !icad, itQarly to put a period 4,lllottY .xistitce-1 had a lin 4egs ulcer on the ceown of my head, 14 ar ttrm.: and riv le were broke out in a frightful tel ; Div • ead'ii"y painful, and hail been in a .• ity,i°ar ulcerati o n f or the last fltl*Cui ye'irs ; my left had also • /tie ..,,gcnotles on it, was very intich diseolour , i, and gave . excruciating pain, poi tieularly ar:era:ly to depeive'ere ..1 rest y.iiittin warm in.,hed, Lint:tit:Able state, d l by Mr. 3. .dompson, ("who receiv ed so • /whi c h 4 ,c 4 re by them here), to take voile Loaite's Patent I Lis, fort, • 4- beu•ar to do on the 2i;th o. May ; in the con. se of a " th• f s t • I re thin a . :regal] to receive .iene, , ft -111 lit tle 4,0 the u l cers on my he:it:v.:l arms w••re soilndly heitiei.— tee,. after. the sores 00 my lets healed also ; Ivaving, how : 13 01 ,„' c ° 4 %ider discolour:it roil in Inc shin, and pain the 4 t ,„" (4 the left, w hi c h, bb\'the blr ssirig of God, ari.i a little iti,j'e'' perseve r a nce y i ;, r Medivinti, sit!*st•led Elie n° th's tlispersing, , tiai egaiiiing its. oatnral line, and y tti . r 4 , o.cturnal p a i ns gratin:illy going. th us Isecano,,, . 44 eral advice am: perectly iree from - :ill toy atr en er complaint s—h ave recovere d my forrner spirits a lid . and at., 4,m: w i l e jolly 3!),:i fat,: in which state having • e l u4 rti ninny months, to the.ast.riiishnient hneW at a loss in what te;•nts express lily gratitude, lint thi s ••i° l l, for the good of other stiff,. r.og mortals, to to i orl !). 1 case as public as pos.silile; :is I suall ou every occa-. 1 9 so doing you wi:l gieai iy • §tr, your grateful, obedient, very hnothle stir-vain, '.. 3‘, i r L.EX .11 U Lit , an t Close, .I.lizb-st reet, Edinburgh. J • itnesses tothe aliove • ' ', l `"taPson, No. 3, New . Poultry 'p re uC hn Wintosii,(% ) , AsSembi , (Atise, . fared and sold by the sole Pr.,p - rietro , Nrellll4 ."' of the ,al Celi ege ttf Surgeon., at his tohst~n9, NeW Bridge-street, tinniiritt ; ;intr..: 0 • Flilarh, t j es 'itle 4 ce of mere 40-• ears, in a pal Ittl 4. ,._ l (itrect ei l to the mice et \'tinerealt,..lini:its .-Athose i terec " tal to the Pafts of 6 . etieritilon, witti 440 4 ?: which men of his profession siwlild akv:tYS 01 *" . " i " 'se , t at , tiat,ters, hiraself th e: atti - ice unit, as , lstmce he te,,st,`°_llls,ly administers to peiScvn: t this will att l i: - ,t , ,i e ctt, by a discerning Pulie, tag:: ~loom • d told of alt ambiguity. pis appoiuth s; ot, tot: •4 1 e , gin) mince of those Alt. 4itee, U.; Toyslit.p ; :No. • j 4 1 ,9 1 4 r0ugic..., Si , 7, Fi:::.-stieet-bill Mr. Etaxters, hainbui. i 4l, ; and '')" ti, ,‘" j.T.Cry cousider,,l:, su Great I , rit4ln Z ig, i t ," a " 01, es )I.ottly 3.1. star'. pert, and la tlireetiou.,, reetroair ` 4 "`"i l c4l.t "e" " eices vcci,sectscl, soitty. PUBLICATIONS. This Day was published, I vol. Svo. price Rs. ESTABIA:AILD CIR H TIIC Di I __--__ l ,,,g , ,es and •• Letters illustrativit of the Purity and Consistency' of its Doctrine, and proving that its Interpretations of scripture are fitliy ailsyuote to produce that Itrligi pus and Moral Con duct ntcessAry to form the Character of a !rood Christian. Also. 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'ings hasconstuted to be the first Matron of this new College ; and its govertment is placed in'the hands of the Serampore. Missionaries, who have given their premises for the use of the Institution, mold suitable buildings can be erecied. '[he main object is to instruct native youth in the Sanscrit latt,viage, that they may be .enabled, by a tito• rough I, now l e d g e of th e sacred hooks of Hindus, to compare the tenets ot Brahma and Of &nth distil with the .doetrinet of Christianity,..and thus hecoine,quatified for spreading ,a knowledge of the truth over Asia. The folio ludicrous event occurred lately ?..t Suasterland 'STswAttr' had. Ordered 1001. ,Jt.s . he'given.to the-pc - null:ace to drink Lady STEW-• ART:a health, anti twenty casks of ale were ranged on the Exebange f r that purpose, which wets soon takenliussession. of ; the - heads 'were 'knock ed •in, and, crowds. were seen bearing oil . the nevevage in .blicket.s, hats, &c. A votary of 'Mtn licrleyorn, more f7:sger than his actually leaptd,into.one of thi-casks, and stood hte-st high in ale 4.• ,A general cry of " ;Pull him out was set up, and a young tnan mount-, the shoulders of tho'se around him, for the piati t oryeLof the invaikr, when being too eager, or front the unsteadiness of Ins com !;;Attifins, he was precipitated head lot emost into tile same cask wiiitont the least power of extri eltiug hint3 , lt, and no: being very promptly pulled out by bib squabbling companions . , be nallonly ;t; s'ci,ieen . dt(l nitl6. We may congratulate every Friend to Morality on the publication of a New Worft &wit thi. insist deservedly popular Audi Or. With a spirit at phiisitiluniiy, a propsi sense 'of whit is doe to society, and a Warnily bettiviant disporltiOo, it is i n ip o N s itde for hint t.) produce any Work tttat will nut tend to the advantage of .motkind. No man has observed the various classes of human life, o r has drawn the chareCters %%hidt he has selected from the 11)40, with Moir. vieciir3CV, and portrayed them with more striking effect. The scenes svi!ieli he ilesetibes ate all aff,eting, anti there is' a natu ral pathos it) his stile that deeply interests the tee!. jugs of the Reader, as well as pnwetioliy awakens his curiosity. As a Poet, Mr. CIiABBR seems write front instinct, aad something of an . intiot ve knoWiedge of mankind, tallier than from study ; but the fidelity with which he describe, wha , ever he introdnees indicates the most minute observa tion. Yet he is never tedious, and one tale strongly tempts the Readers to take up another These Volumes consist of I wenty-t pro Books, KM' some of the Tales are continued in succr•eding pot (imps. There is a great variety in the whole.— We might silf.rd many extracts for our Readers, but they must then be separated trent the circum stances that are likely to render them most effec tive, and we have not room tor a %%hole story, with all its attendant incidents anti cetast rophe. need not, we ate persuaded, recommend these vo lumes to our 'Readers, because we are sure that the name of the Author will he a sta lent pas:- port to ell persons of feeling, judgment, and phi lanthropy. The work is itedieuttti to the -Dulles; of It UTLAND, and the Author, with simple - energy, acknowledges the favours which be received its early'.days, and throu.-at the piogress•of lite, from her Grace and Noble Family. Then follows a modest Preface, in which the Author touches Upon • the different : motives which tempt writers to sub ' mit their %rot ks to the public, and now states his own, concluding %sill) the following modest apo logy for diving to that world what it ought to re ceive with gratitude, and from which it will cer .derive no small degree •,rf pleasure, anti ut hat noblest spetiell of profit—ituprove atria of the mind, cornet mon of the passions, and amend 'nenr of the heart : " I have one observation more to offer. It may , ppear to some that a minister of religion, in the. decline at life, should have no leisure for stiroamosementa as these ; and for them I have no reply ;--but to those w ho are more indhlgent tb tire - ptopensiries, the.stodies, and. die habits ot mankind, I offer some apology . when I produce these volumes, not s.. She occupations of lite, lout the fruits of my leisure, the-employment of that tinie which, if 'not given to them, had passed in the vacuity of unrecorded idleness ; .or had been lost in ,t he indulgent:it of u k iKegistererl thotignts and fancies, that melt away in Ftte instant . they are COliCeiVed, and " &due riot a wreck behind.' LAW INTELLIGENCE: COURT OF CHANCERY, Jose 30. THE ATTORNEY-GENERAL V. THIS LoRD MAYOR AND CORPORATION OF LONDON, Ay]) oTHERs. • , In this ease, which stood for j u dgment this day, th,e . LORI) CHANCELLOR expressed an ~ p inioo,' that it would be for the benefit and convenience of all patties to wait till the issue of the-innict itfent pres ent pending was knoWn. His Lord ship, in the course of his references, had fo.;nd a ease to which be called the Bar, as referable to the pre%ent question. If the trial of the indictment would take place in a few days, or a short period, it would certainly be better to wait that event ; for it was clear that no part of the King's high ways could be blocked up or obstructed without previously obtaining an Act of Parliament for the purpose. Under these circumstances his Lordship declined giving judgment for the pre sent. _ _ _ This being the last day of Term. his Lordship proceeded to hear !notions without the Bat. not of which possessed it ±iy feature of public interest. COURT OF KING'S BENCH, JUNE 30. This being the last (lay of Term, the Court sa► until half-past nine o'cloCk. The following cases only were worth mentioning:— IRON COFFINS. THE KING V. Ci)CERIDGE AND OTHERS. Mr. Gt , ItZwBY s he«edl cause against the rule ob tained oil a former day by Mr. Chitty, for a man danios to the officiating Curate; Churchwardens, and Sexton of the Parish of St. Andtew, Holborn, einnotanding.thent inter in the Church-yard, •iti a patent iron coliin,Ahe body of Mrs. Gilbert, the wife nt a parkshintier. The 'ease W3S' argued at consid.'rable lenzth by Mr. GURNEY RllO Mr. CAMMIRI.I. against, and Mr. SCARLIiTT anti MC. CHITTY in support of the tirtudstnns., _ _ The CocT,T ‘vere of opinion, that the right of burial - in the parish church-yard Was a common I.lw tight, which might be enforced by man damus if the parsom positively refused interment ; but that 'the manner of burial wa peculiarly matter of eeclesiast;cal cognizance, vei!h is hick Churt had nothing to do. This mOtion re- Iced. solely to the manner,.and as the defen dants had not ref'u•etl to inter the body in the usual manner, this Court could not interfere.— Ittise discharged with co.rs, THr KIND V. MOSILLEY WOOLF'S. . The ride 013144u-4 in this case-by Mr. F. Pou. Locx, for se t ting aside the ‘vrito of levari facivi, tvrits. I'tie oi.tbriort - OEfiri.RAL appeared for the Cro‘;vh, the CosalYirrf; SF.EtiIiANT for the City of LOnteu., and Mr: et-v . ll - 7r the Proieewoti. • Tt-t rift; ;AAP . A. ft • the SoLicti•ott tlitt(PliAL strewed . cadge against the 'rule obotined inihitcaSe bt ‘ir fOr 'calliok upon the She; ill of Laneashne hrir.l.: be fore' the Mastir the Animal B(Tk t , f Frrebolo; .3 of 0111 county, reriitired to be made tip by t;, ft statute 3 'Geo. tl c. 25. s. 17, in order that it prOperSpe&ial 'try might be sit uck fur the trial. of t ioforourt ion. The €.4e ‘tas'aiscitssed at considerable length by the•Stitictrott G ENE 11 hL, tor the Crown; . clllll Mr. ihbtitits and Mr. Cu ITtv tar the.detendant ; hut The Coultir ordered the role to be enlarged for fourteen days, ill order to produce further a V1:51 6s to the real facts of the case.—Cause to be 'hewn at Cita.nbets. WRIGHT V. DOLBY. • " This was' moii.n: math on behalf of the de fendant by Mr. CD!TTY,Ior leave to yvichdra4 hi% pled, and pleatt de noeo within three Jnonths. lr %%as an action for•a•libel piablishud in Cohneu'a Twopenny Register. The Court, after .he , rtn4 Mr. netcwAN for the .plaintiff; discharged the rule, with costs. WRIGHT r. HAY. This WAS a similar motion made by Mr. AVIA.. tiAM, and it shar ed the same fate. LORD C. S. CHURCHILL V. SOHN WALTER, BiQ. Air. PLATT MOVed to snake the rule tor judg ment, as in cat.. of a non-snit, in this case, solute. . , • Mr. SCARLETT- sbetved cause, arid upon fte flela a i t produced, the rule was discharged, il,e plaintiff giving a peremptory ondtrt,l. - .in - g to try at the adjourned Sittings afier this Ttrin. SAMR. V. JAMES PERRY, E'Q. A similar Itule in ihis ens-. dispo4ed of in the *dine manner, the pl ki,tritf ntulertaking to try , Lis cease at die arijvuttati WOOD 'sheaved cause. . WRIGHT V. HAY—SAME V. DOLBY. These were motions mettle by jr.A CHItTY etui Mr. ABRAHAM respeolitly, to put of the ti tai ut these cati,es until the Sr tiug3 atter next sNii4Atad-, miss Thin, nu ;he. ground of the absituce.-of Mr. William Cahhett, now in Atoevin; Win" is expected to arrive in England by the jail of the year. Desmva shelved cause against the: Rules, but in the result they were made absolute.. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, ;Tuve 36. THE LATE MRS. BILLINGTOA'S PROPERTY. Mr. Set' , ant VAtionAN stated to the Court, !hat he bad to she w cause against a rule obtained on-Monday last, by the Count de l'eliseht,hhsb?ind olthe late Mrs. Billington, tipon Mr. DdkV. suit to deliver it tilledeeds deposited in Lis hands, nu the , occasion of a mortgage for securHg• 15,000/, to trustee , for Mrs. Billington„ it appear ing that three several parties had claimed the dee,ls Mr. Drwson, who was concerned as So itor to the trustees, in preparing the ser:nritics, declined delivering thew up until it shon.d he as certained to whom they belongtii, hut at the same time expressed his readiness to proltice them at all times for .the accommodation of the parties interested., _ _ The Court fully approved of Mr. Dawson's conduct in the affair, cud dismissed the rule. SMOCKING Muttnen.—A dreadtul eitcumstance took place , at Brighton, in the B trrack-yarl, i:t Church-street, hieing the Royal st out Tues day afternoon. - At about hall-Mast tlHit o'clock, the military; , the 90:h infantry, turned out th , re for the afternoon's parade. A private, of ;he name of Broadbent, who had been confined in the tnorning for being absent faint duty, was re leased by the orderly serjeant, Waisou, to tall iu for the parade.- The fellox,.medi!wing revenge for the confinement he had endured, •no sooner had bii musket in his possession. than, as it scents, 'Lie charged it with a bail cartridge, and is serjeaut Watson descended from his room to Cie Bariack-yard, he deliberately took aim at hint, and shot his through. the body. The ball entered on one side, near about the ribs,- and tame out at , he other. The Serjeant staggered a few paces backward, and diopped.\ Surgical assistance was useless. He did not survive the fatal wound more than twenty minutes. The horrinle deed was per petrated in-the midst of the soldiers mustettng for the iiarAcle; many- of them supposed the gun been fired front the other side of the yard wall, and were in the net of. scaling it to discover I,y whom, when the miscreant threw down his at.d exclaimed, that he was the man, and that he had then bad his revenge, aud was in nowi,e sorry for what lie had dune. He was then se cured, still the High Constable sent tor, on the arrival of whom he was marched front the liar tacks,. and budged in the Town Prison, two sen tinels being placed on duty to guard the door. the Coroner huts been sent tor, who will be here to take evidence to•morrow from Lewes. The deceased bore a very excellent character in the regiment. He was the orderly serjeaut anointed 'at the Pavilion, and who did duty city t:uring the whole time that, the Prince Re gent was here last. winter. He. hos lac a rs lv aCti three children to tkplins his premature Loss.--- ( Brighton, June 30.) Y