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The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1819-01-02

NORTHUMBERIANO HOUSE.

The report is unfree that this ancient edifice is to be
pulled down. G►eat repairs are to take place ; and the
workmen have already made considerable proves'', Lush in
the interior and exterior, The arrangement is complete re.
specting that part of Scotland-yard in line with the Thames.
Government have made au exchange of land, the Duke
abandoning certain freehold property in another district.

. .
The projected improvements are to he upon a vast scale,
particularly in the state apartment% and the famous ban-
wiling room, one side of which is occupied by that (vie.
broiled picture of Titian, the Colman) Family, which the
proud Duke of Somerset estimated so highly. The portraits
are pronounced to he the finest specimens of spirited charac-
ter in existence; the Duke of &fineries purchased the pic-
ture of the very individuals therein represented. The trans-
fer created great dissatisfaction in Venice; and to control it
the pasty represented that they kad only sold the copy.
The lawn and pleasure grounds are to be disposed in the
same style of ancient grandeur as the buildinz itself, after
the taste of the Henries ; the plans taken from the models
of Norfolk and Arundel Douses, which, when they flourished,
extended from the Strand to the water-side.

A former Duke of Northumherlaud let the laud, uow re-
covered, at a rental of only 8001.

AGRICULTURE, 4e.

MONTHLt REPORT FOR mer.mßEß.

The frost, though late, has come most opportunely to
check the excessive growth of the early sown wheats, which,
in the b,'st lands, are iu a great stale of forwardness
Weed: of all kinds have been equally luxuriant, even in the
drilled ideals; the narrow rows being already closed, with
with no possibility of admitting the low. Rye and tares,
for sprit:l466,4ot, were never, within rnernort, so large, or
more pruenieiog. The autumnal fallow., upon well-tilled
farms, are in the beet possible state. The wirc•worm has
been very Relive; and, iu the west, plaint has been
made that the lurk*, before the wheat was au fur.
ward, did considerable d 1111%2C to the roots. Accounts are
general of the great breadth of wheat sown. The stub-
ble@ full of townie ; the barley and oats, in many parts,
haring produced a fifth green crop, and the erase so gond,
that both sheep and rattle exhibit a proof seldom witnessed
at this season of the )i ae. Nr) stock had been taken up, to
the commencement of the (lost; and the fodder has bees
mint fortunately economised, and the price of hay kept
down. In some districts turnips have rim away to leaves,
affording roots inure like a radish than turnip; in others,
the turnip has acquired such a size as to decay
within, and render immediate consumptiosi necessary. In
the north, great quantities or turnips have tweet wisely
stored. Scouring has been considerably prevalent auto's(
the tannins and lambdiegs--a disease to he expected 1411 such
■ change of seasons as took place, and the best remedy fof
which is salt, and good managenteut. loch Cattle have U.
rived in considerable numbers.
London, England, 1819-01-02

P()Llt; G.

GUILDHALL.

FELONY.
Ri4orel hear t was yesterday charged with stealing a
keg of Dantsic spore beer.
William Rubins, of 21, Fetter.lane, sugar-refiner, stated,
that he was passim( through Smithfield, on Thursday even-
with a Ilicht cart. with live krts of Deist:lc spruce beer.
On hearing " Slop thief !" called, he iniFtied the keg.
°Hirer, m.ited, that about a quarter
past six 'o'clock on Thursday evesiing, he raw the Prisoner
following a call, in Smithfield; lie welched hint, and prr-
reiv►d him lift a keg out of the rail, and rim away with it
toward the ; hr followsil him, and be dropped the
let-4. soil tried to make his earupe. The witness called Out,
k Sum Ibis r" sod lie. mail Cooper, rteriver of the strcet-
toll., took hint tutu ciothiely
Mr. Robins identified the keg, cud its contents, as his pro-
per' v
The Primmer declined saying any thing in his defence.
Mr. Ahleeilimi Ittnen, the Sittiug Magistrate, fully cum-
tnitted the Primmer fur trial.
London, England, 1819-01-02

CHANGFS IN THE FRENCH CABINET.

The important question respecting the state of
the French Ministry is at 'length determined. A
total revolution has taken place in the Cabinet.
The assurance of this intelligence is derived from
a Monitestr of Wednesday last, which arrivell iu
town by express, and which contains the following
Royal Ordinances respecting the new ministerial
arrangements:—
" Louts, by the Grace of God, &e.
" To all those to whom these presents shall come greet-
log—we have ordained, sad du hereby uniaio as
follows :

"The Nlargnis Dessolles, Peer of Prance, Minister of
State, is nominated Minister Secretary of State for the De-
partment of Foreign Affairs, and President aim,. Council of
Ministers.

"The Sieur de Fevre, Member of the Chamber of Depu-
ties, is appointed Keeper of the Seals, Minister Secretary of
Slate for the Departimeot of Justice.

" The Count de Cases, Peer of France, is appointed Mi-
nister Secretary of Slate fur Ike Department of the Interior.
" Baron foetal, Member of the Clamber of Deputies, is
appointed Minister Secretary of Slate for the Department of
the Marine.

" Baron Louis, Member of Ilse Chamber of Deputies, is
sppuitited Nini►tes Secretary of State of the Finance De-
portment.

" The Ministry of Pollee is 'oppressed.

" Oar Nlinistir Secretary of &ate of the Department or
Foreign Affairs, President of our Council of Ministers, is
charged with the execution of the present Ordinance.
" Dune in Paris, at the Castle of the Thuilleries, in the
)ear of Grace 1818, suit in the 24th of our reign,
(Signed) " LOUIS.
" The Minister Secretary of State of the Department of
Foreign Affairs, President of Conseil of Ministers,
(Sigited) " The Marquis ie DESSULLES."
London, England, 1819-01-02

THE FOG.

The metmpolis was again yesterday evening.
from six o'clock, enveloped in a very heavy fog, of
which the thieves swilled themselves, anti comunited
massy depredations surd robberies. lii the short
►pace of am hour, no less than four robberies were
e ttttt mines! iu Shoreditch. A young wotnalt going
s.loleg from Shoredstch Church tawaids the London
Apprentice, was attacked, sod robbed of her shawl,
•1 ridicule containing 3/. and the ring from oil her
finger. A hots t the (sane time, a man mined Thome,
Jenkins sits 'knocked down in Shureditch,, and
robbed el his watch nod oltpenHages ; he secured
nor of the "'Holub, hut before he could obtain as.
sistanCe, his comps:Mss rebelled lout. The fog
cautioned all eight.
London, England, 1819-01-02

WINDSOR, Dec. 31.

Tuesday morning the Duchess of GtorcreiTen,
accompanied by her Royal Sister the !'II .114%
AUGUSTA, went in her carriage and four lium the
Cowie, to her residence at Bigslnit Park, 'tV
the repairs, alterations, and improvements which
have been proceeding with for some tiro,.
the absence of the Royal Duke. T. sir floy.kl
Highnesses remained there some lime, and aft Lr.
wards returned to the Castle to dinner.
London, England, 1819-01-02

VNION•IIALL.

SCANDALOUS FRAUDS.

Mir) helh proms, Mary Carr, and Sarah Walls, were
charged In fore the Magistrate yesterday, with having com-
mitted divers frauds, by ohlaining sums of money from WA-
I imis parishes, ■nder false pretences.
It appears, that lately the rates of the different parishes,
in Soria", have ruse to a very optional amount, anu the
parish wfficers have endeavoured ill decrease the rates as
much as possible, by declining to relieve unworthy objects
antl improper claimants, and by examining into the cases
of thos, who have received relief, they diaeoveied that a
gang of pros ills were in the practice of going from one pat IA
to soul her, t.lo:sittit.g relief at each parish 011 the same day
under the false felon.. ,tital that their families acre suit
and required instant ;mem ))))) stud that they heed in the
parish whene they applied fur relief. The officers having
made the disetivery, took the Prisoners tutu custody.

Mr IMeland staled that the Prisoners lisd frequently bp-
plied to him as the acting overmer of Newington tbs. relief,
and he had relieved them, suppesime their families were in
the condition it: whit h the represented Skein to be, and also
that they were parishioners but he hail discovered that
they hail on claim nom' the parish. and that their reprr,ris-
tatiung wee entirety take. They lived entirely by fraud and
acts of rapacity.
Mr. Brown, the officer of Lamlieth parish, made a similar
statement

Mr. Bieknesii, an overseer of another parkh, stated that
he had paid the Prisone►a various Innis of money from the
representations they had made, which he had discovered to
be false. _

The Magistrate said that it was a most scandalous prat-
tire, and he shoolsi ree tttttt neod the parish officers to prose-
cute the Prisoners for the offences they had committed.
They were ordered to find bail to answer the offence at
the Sessions, and iu default thereof were committed.
London, England, 1819-01-02

ing the poker An.l striking lire COOlisla Mint a blow niil it
over the head. A senate enAued between thew, in with
the (:airla in succeeded in KOMI% the pukes. from lice, rrl•
though he received several Mow* in the face Ginn the
Prisoner.

_
The poker, ft most ponderous instrument, was mow pvr•
dured.

The Prisoner said, that Mr. Lancaster wax always follow-
ing her, to bear some news Montt Ins wire, but it twine' A yrs V
delicate •object, she abstained (11/M nsying any thing ■hoist
it. She denied haVing actually struck the Captain, bolt said
that he callc.l her aunt, highly improper names, anti Nile then
threatened ill knock him 1101/11.

. .....
A char-woman, who witsws.srd the liansartion, bore its.
.Ay to 11w assault. hilt her evldessce wa. not very material.
The Maristrate •aid Captain Lancaster was w.. t w emu::
into the bowie, and by ill Isisgissxe provokinK Ih.• Defendant.
10100 e evidence, if it were neresaasy for the sna,ssienssice of
any action, ►huuld be secured by other weans. —llasthai god.
London, England, 1819-01-02

nom BAY PROCLA ATION.

" The MAI Ituiensrshle tile tiny, rune in Council has
received, with feeling* of unfeigned n Bret, inlclli¢rui e of
she death of his Ifishotvs Futtch !;•H{ !tow Goyckwar, at
'lnside, OH the evening of the 23J ut ;ast mouth, anis au M-
ersa of live days.
" Asa to:A k of respect fur the thlrocter of a nines who

I

11.4 ever manife‘t. 4 the stronerA attachment to the B.
Government, the Governor 111 in pleased to r .
that the flag he ./ui.ited half moo 11411 on the flag.‘taff
r.ttrisonln-rhts row ■1 son-rise, and that minute con.,
number of 26, the wee if hie late Highness, he a: thr
ii:ue fired from Hornhy'r bath ry.
" by order of the I! 1.1 Himont
the Guvernor in Council,
" F. WARDEN, Otter Sec. to Guverortynl•
" Bombay Castle, lit Judy, 18110

BOMBA Y.—Futirli Sing, whose death was offi';4l.
ly announced in our extra (*warier of the Qd, yip
[lee brother of A (tow, the reiguing Guyckiitr,
a! the presumptive heir to the Musuud. lin ea.
ri fir, short as it has proved, has nut been unatten.h,s'
with the viLissittides of fortune. Whilst living xi,
his mu' her in the vicinity of Poona, in the
1403, they were seized by the late Jesserant
and joined that Chieftain's army soon after
his victory in the neighbourhood of that capittd,
The toothier and son were subsequently transferred
to the custody of ■ Paton Chief. named Shata..t
K hen. •

When the A Mince with the Mirada State seat
negotiated, it become en object of importance vith
the British Government to rescue the presum..t,
heir to the Mustiud from the !otdo of the P,

Measures were seem-chilly adopted to eft • .1:1:
release, sod Shamut Khan agreed to ransom hair,
mother and son for the suns of 50,000 ropers., %Pith
was paid, and they were hbecited in 1804.

The reignin* driyukwar beittg disqualified by a
Oonstitutional weakness of mind from condurtiv,
the laborious details of the State, the ach • • g halloo
of affairs was intrusted to a commission of GOVejli•
'neut. of which Futteh Slog was nominated a
member. and invested with the office of Prettier.
niddee or Mutehey, in which capacity he acted +a
subordiustion to his elder brother, whose powers of
sovereignty were to no degree superseded by that
arrangement.

Futteh Sing married in 1807, but has no isms, ;
his younger brother, therefore, Spjee Row Gu)elc-
war, who is now about IS years of age, is the next
in snecession to the Gureitiment.

We ■re ri-joired to lesrii, that, through the in.
fluence of the Resident bit Ba►oda, Futtth
favourite wife was prevailed upon not no sateitiv«
herself on the funeral pile of her husband ; an ex.
ample which, we trust, will have its influence .11
checking, and ultimately abolishing that ',wilt
practice, wherever the influence of the British Gs-
vernment arty predinutuate.—(Bambuy Loaner,
July 4.)

CALCUTTA.

The troops about to proceed to Ceylon, are to be
commanded by Colonel Situldiom. The force
will be much greater than we formerly mentioaii,
amounting to 73 Officers and 3,3:7 private..

FOREIGN LVTELLIGENCE.
London, England, 1819-12-16

:HALT DUTY.

The Malt and Pensions Uuty Bill event through
a Committee of the whole Douse, and the Ilou►e
brit% resumed. was reported, and ordeted to be
read a third time to-morrow.
'flee House then adjourned.
London, England, 1819-12-16

110CSE OF COMMONS, WEDNESDAY, D[CpIIIi.R 15.

RELIEF OF TH F. POOR—SIR. OWEN'S AND
MR. SALISBURY'S PLANS.
Mr. BOOTI.R WILBRAIIAN Tfnic to 1ir...1.0t a
Petition from Mr. William Salisbury, • Geistlemutt '
who had been actively engogiA ill providing cm-
ployment for the poor. The Petitioner had had
an opportunity of practically proving the efficacy
of his plan fur growing and dressing flax, owl
thereby giving considerable employment to the I
poorer classes of society upon his own method.— i
Ile hail tried it, and succeeded in three large
parishes, and in one establishment im the neigh- I
Workout! of Lincoln's Inn-heldr. Thi• objet t of I
the Petitioner was not to obtain pecuniary relief,
but solely to establish before a Committee the woo.
ticabilit, according to his Ilion (the fatality could
not lie doubted), of enabling the parochial poor to
maintain themselves by the produce of their own
labour. The Petitioner was noxious to ratabli.lt
the principle of his plait, and al,o to skew that in
the manufacture of the flax in the parochial e•tae
blaliments, and its subsequent ilisrmal, no material
imp edtineut coukl he given to the general nraunhac-
turutg of the country.
The Petition was then brought up and read.
Its contents were as stated by the Ilan. Nlember.
On the question that it do lie un the tattle—
Lord FRANCIS OSBORNE ruse, mill bogged to
take this oprotimity of asking, while a toes •
respecting the employment of the prior was under
consideration, whether it was the intention of the
Right Hon. Gentleman opposite to more fur the re-
London, England, 1819-12-16

IMPARIAL PARLIAMEA I:

HOUSE OF LORDS, Wrointimr, DEcastant 15.

PETITION FROM ROCHESTER.
The Earl of THANES' ipresenteda Petition from
the Citizens of Rochester, declaring that they were
ready to sacrifice their lives in defence of the just
prerogatives of the Crown, and the privileges of the
Nobles. but that they should consider memo. lye.
the worst of traitors to their conntry if they did not
loudly express their dissent to the measure. pro-
posed by the Ministers of the Prince Urgent. for
preventing the free expression of public outuioo,
and restraining the liberty of the Press. They in
conclusion prayed the House not to assent to such
measures.—Laid MI the table.
The Duke of DEVONSHIRE presented a Petition
from sit individual, an lidiabitAnt of the town of
Sligo. in Ireland, praying for certain regulations
respecting the tolls ut that town.—Laid on the
table.
London, England, 1819-12-16

MR. StiF.RIFFPARKYNS.

Row STRICT.

Some lime since Mr. Sheriff Perique wag robbed by a
serried, whom be poessied to variety,. parts of England, Scot-
land, and Ireland, and in the latter place he was appre-
hended, and afterwards brought to England, tried, and CON-
vieled. During Mr. Parkynes penult of the offender in Ire-
land he felt dissatisfied with the assistance he received from
certain persons in that country, particularly in the county
of Down, which itolored him to write and publish a letter
in as Irish newspaper, in which he charged Alexander
Stewart, E•q a Magistrate of that mistily, with • derefic.
ti.... of ditty, in nut assisting him on pursuit of the roblwr.
This was published in the month of November, ISIS,
for which Mr. Stewart thought it right in justification of his
conduct and character to prefer ■ bill r•( indictment for •
libel upon his character, before the Grand Jury at the
I ist Assizes fur the county of Down, in the month of
Anziost last, a copy of which was sent over to Esigland,
signed by the proper anthoritles The Gentleman who
Nought it to gaglind being in haste to return to Ireland
attended before Mr. Justice Bayky, suit having made ass
affidavit as to °the signature of the authoriltrs, and the
troth of it• contents, his Lordship signal 51, audios
rising the e;rention of it in England to apprehend the
party charged. The conducting of the proceedings for the
misprint/MI WAS intrusted hi Mr. Evans, attorney, of Hat.
ton.garden, who &poi d Io elllollll.l TFCI4 • UPI Bremen,., 311
a Magistrate for the comity of Middlesex to back the war-
rant 11111111 Die vignatisic of the Joilee. 'the warraut was
then intrusted to Salmon the officer, and yesterday Mr. She.
riff Perky.. attended at the above Office, wills hie sure-
fire, who were accepted.
Mr. P.oliyits was humid neer in 2001. and hie taro 'entire
in 1001 each, for his appearance at the oral Assizes for th►
county of Down, in 11w month of March neat, to take Ins
trial fur the libel opus. Alexander Stewart, diode
London, England, 1819-12-16

IRISH ELECTIONS.

WYNN gave notice that he would to-
morrow move for leave to bring in a Bill to amend
the Act of the 42d of the King for the rey;ulattr.•:►
of Irish Elections. The flou. rind Lcartge: Gra.
tlemin stated that his object merely was to orctiiir
a trifling oinipiou which had occurred in hi. Act of
last 5..4-ion.
EDUCATION OF THE POOR IN IRELAND.

Mr. LESLIR FosTen.. w the absei,ce ut ins Right
Flom Friend (Mr. Vesey Fitzgerald), who was
ui-
disposed, postponed instil after the Ct,ristmas
his motion for a Committee nn tl c stste of the ail a-
cati oo of the lower orders in Ireloud.
NEW RILL FOR INSOLVENT DEBTORS.
bid A LTHoRP rose to 11:4 promised
motion, which was for leave to limit in , new
for the Relief of losolvent Delituic In doill ise
felt it necessary to exploits P citellun•trolet •
which induced hint to mike a diffesence betwee
the Bill he now contemplated an'l that Winch he
proposed in the course of lost Session. Qu
former (location. in consequence of the Report of
Committee, he brought in * Dill, the num
principle of which was to alter the preriuut'y
London, England, 1819-12-16

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PENRYN BRIBERY BILL

Sir Cllllll.ltl BURRELL begged leave to post.
pone receiving the Report of the Penryn Briber•
Bill until Filday next. He hoped the propriety of
this postponement would nuprar obvious, until tlve
question respecting Gransponnd was settled. It
was better, he thought, to await the i•sue upon that
subject before he proceeded with the Penryn
—/ Hea►, hear.)-111 postponing it until Friday,
he of course still d to himself the opporto.
nil of letting it still stand Forward. should not the
Grarapsiand case be disposed of before that day.—
(Hear.)
Sir C. MONCK wished to know whether the Hon.
Baronet was induced to take this course in coolie-
(pence of what parsed in the House last night?—
(Sir C. Burrell said, "distinctly.")—He then hoped
that the Hon. Baronet would see the propriety iii
taking away the right of voting from particular
quarters, to save for others the double voles.
Sir CHARLES BURRELL replied, that as yet iris
view of that point was unaccompanied with any sr-
cific plan. In looking at the hundreds lie certainly
could not consent to take away from the voters the
right of electing county Members, for the purpose
of investing them with merely the right of electing
borough Members. It. would not be fair to take
away the major right, and substitute for it the
minor. A distinction was certainly felt upon %sic!'
points with which he did not mean to interfere.
Individuals were constantly found who felt the im-
portant difference between the representation of
county and of a borough. On a late occasion tie
former Member for Peterborough (Mr. %V. bunt.)
- vacated his seat to undertake, no doubt, ■ long
though a successful canvass, of course attended
with the usual expense, fur the purpose of repre-
senting a county (Hertfordshire). The Hon.
Baronet was proceeding with further observations
when— _ _ _

The SPEAKER interposed, and observed upon the
irregularity of his proceeding further, when his ob-
ject was merely to withdraw a notice.
The Report on the Peuryis Bribery Bill was then
ordered to be received on Friday nest.
COTTON FACTORIES AMENDMENT BILL.
Sir R. PEEL moved the Order of the Day for
the third reading of the Cotton Factories Amend.
ment Bill.
Mr. Hums did not rise to oppose the present
motion, but io protest against a policy which hail
of late grown up. of legislating between On
masts: and workman. a principle which lie tlioueit
had been carried a great deal too fur.
The Bill was 'ben read a third time sod passed.
London, England, 1819-03-08

THE JAKE Of YORK'S COUNCIL.

The Council appoioted to act with the Duke of
YORK in the room cf the late gus:v.,a, as the
cosh, of the Ki a:, net at York I louse on Monday,
the RJII of February, after the passing of the Act
of Parliament for that purpose, and on Saturday •
his Iti,yal I I,Dbners USbt misled the Conned (or the
first time it Windsor since Ins appointment, for
the purpose of visiting Ins MAJESTY, &V. The
Royal Duke went to Windsor on Friday afternoon
to be lc readiness to receive the Members of his
Council. They assembled about liclf-past eleven
o'clock on Saturday morning. lliere were present
the Archbishop of CANTERBURY, the Bishop of
Lutwou, Earl of WIUUHILSEA, I.th'd ARDEN,
Lord St. IlEstors, and Lord HENLEY. The five
Doctors appointed to attend the KING were present
at the Council. and made their report, which was
presented by Sir HENRY lIALWORD. as to the state
of Ins MAJESTY duriiiK the past month. to the COl-
rectness of which they were sworn. The Council,
after visitisig the KING, broke up. The Duke of
Your, left Windsor a little before three o'clock,
and ,trrived at York-huuse, St. Jaitits'is Palace,
about five. _ .

Ye,tei day the following Bulletin of the report of
the Doctors iittetitliiig the King *us exhibited ut
St. J 41111.,% l'Aldce, by Lord Sr. Ilkt.Ess and Sir
HENRY CAMPaELL, the Ktiltfi Lord and Groom
waithig, two !'ages iu wuiting, a Yeolurn
tither, with other Court attendant:,
" Windsor Castle, March
His Majesty Las heeu genera t:y cheerful through the
last !mouth, but without any abatement of his disorder. His
Majrst)'s ImLly health contioues gooil.
" H. HALFORD J. WILLIS
" M. BAILLIE lt. MILLIS."
" W. HESE:HI/EN

At four o'clock a list of the Dames of the dis-
tiogto,lod characters who had called to snake their
&mkt illostier after the btate of their SoYEKEIGN,
woo beta to the Duke of Youtt.
London, England, 1819-09-06

in music ictomett, be !tipped,, and ins *necties was tom.
:pletely 'netted Ibe a leaOthel time. witeu the wassbetas cense
;op and took him to the watch-house.
Magistrate—"bat are you? —A. A tailor.
:• litmetstrate—You are an admirer of anomie lam a
bit of s master.
Illaststrate--Whst instrument do ru play ?—A. Several;
for ussel-1 ran play a little on the fiddle, play a
sm the drum, and eau whistle.
Magistiete—You are very cheer. Now pay a @billing sad
be discharged.
The Prisoner paid the shilling, saying he knell watchmen
poly wanted those things made up, but it would never jU
t with him.

ASSIZES.

CHESTER. SEPT. 1.
London, England, 1819-09-06

BALLOON.

Yesterday afternoon Mr. Guile, according ti
his tolvertisethent ascended in his Balloon from
Vauxhall Gardens. Toe streets and avenues were
thronged with people, and the very house-tops were
crowded. There appeared to he not more than 7or
800 persons in the Gardens. The inflating of the
Balloon, which is a curious procers, and effected
hogsheads containing the gas and conductors lead-
ing to the interior, c‘minenced about 2 o'clock, and
about hall past six the car was attached to it. M.
Guille entered with two American flags, and the
Balloon ascended in tt Pubic manner. The weather
was cloudy, and wind trout which
blew heavily; the Balloon still sailed with great
majesty when the Artmant threw out the flogs-rhay.
ing attained the intended height, he ct 4 the cord,
and the Parachute immediately inflated and left the
Balloon, which continued to ascend. The Para-
chute descended slowly, and the wind wafted it to-
wards Lcng Idand.
He landed about. seven o'clock at Boobs/kit.
Long Island, and brought a certificate of his land.
tug from a gentleassu on the spot. He reports that
London, England, 1819-10-23

TIIB PRINCESS OF !VALES.

The following appears i. Galignqui's MvsseirgYr :
" The follows.% letter, which we reruired shunt
three weeks since, bearing the !Wean lino-mark.
but forbore to insert, inning it might be what, iss
the phraseology of the day, is denominated a hoax,
acquires an sir of authenticity from the enema-
stance of her Royal Highness being inimedizteic
expected at Paris, having arrived incog. (As 11...
Comae*, Olds) with her suite, rosesistiug of n t e
preemie, at Lyons. on the night of the lith
and attended the theatre there on the fullowioi
evening. We therefore lay it before our residers
withnot abridgment or correction :
• glit—tlariug read a Paregrafe is the Lamson* sem
paper 1 Trust you will hit so kind to Let lbe sooner at., e
pet in your English newest paper.
• Titer is to touch reason to believe that the Prise.,. of
Wales retorts to England, to ask her wife for a trial at tVi..t.
mintter lull, where she hue wife will make her own di frac.,
as her Mutter is epee attacked, by false Traducers ..f
Spy s, and by Servants which where scot from thee S. I •16 amt
Pilate, for *her bad conduct, have all been Rion:lit up, ter
very high Prize In Traduce their Armor lienefaeuv.,,
we are also authorized to Assanciate that all her Debi. in
Itch have been paid, and thous in England will he is a very
Short Period. Alllsoogii the Princess of Wal a is it cosily ote
of the Royal family who has never saki furs move. w atwo ..1
income, and When five years ago the nohk and Gruereis
Nation Voted is Parliament tiny Thousand Pounds Ster-
ling per anouso, She only accepted 35,000 Pounds Sterlirg,
She wattles under anny Consideration to is a Rued.,
tit the Nation, She only Cows to Demand Justice from MI
Noble Nation swat her Enemy*. • • ' • •
' Private Secretary to
N. R. H. the Princess of
London, England, 1819-10-23

Military Commandant of Angosltirs, and has by his on-
t tertian and 4flicerdile conduct, Talented and antoireit
',raid approbation. A person of his correct and firm beha-
river um much wanted, to keep simt• of our countrymen
its order, who were abioluttly a disgrace by their intemper.
slice
and insubordination. Ile bum produced a wonderful
ra..,u
and every member of the Goversimept, and all the
respectable part of hia own countrymen, duly appreciate his
very great mein. Ile served some years in the Royal
Highlanders before entering the dragoons.
was much grieved to ohm rye in the newspapers of May,
just arrived. a very foolish letter inserted., stated to be writ-
ten tiv raptain Manley, in which a cruel and indecent attack
is inad,- on the mercury of a highly respectaide officer, Ilajor
Roder, setting forth, that he died fermi the effects of intern-
mid which, from my unit knowledge, I can snort
positively state nut to lie the fact.
I met with Major Eccles at Tobago on l.'s way to this
plate, and offered him a passage in a beautiful schooner I
was tbcu im ; he accepted it, and after a ronsi.lerable deten-
tion by trot weather and aceidruts ensuing therefrom, we ar-
rived at Guyana, convoying into the °runner) the scowl
Tartar, on board which Captain Maltby was. Capt. Manby
left us at Guayana, and no the day lie went Grueral Tortes
ans.! with me some wine was certaioly drunk, hut it was
prynstipal., beat claret, and little more than a Indite each.
Major Beets (modelled the Center' ashore, and then re-
turned uu board. The following morning the \Nor and I
set out in ins open boat Le. this place,manued by five sailors.
Nu man could he in littler health, than poor Eccles, and dur-
ing the must. of the day he amused himself in shouting at
alligators in passing. The thermometer was that day iti the
shade:it 97. Towards evening the Major and three of the
bassinet* ite2llll to tumid. ttttt utpl all grew worse and worse.
For two days and two nights we were exposed to a horning
sun or a heavy dew, snot I my-elf sat at one time eighteen
horn .1 at the 1041111. 011 anteing, Eccles had distil painted
on leis cmilitenance, and in twelity•Cmr hours his noble
manly spine took its to another and a better world,
lamented and revetted by all who knew him, and by none
more than myself. I fell ill, and was thought past all hope ;
the sailors were likewise a 1.114 time in recovering. As the
reflection,' on my much respected friend's memory have been
wieldy curt elated, I am sure you will also circulate this
statement, and, if you think proper, with my 'ime.

A.',l It IC E"rs.
London, England, 1819-10-23

OcTosra 20.

Captain Paget, the brother of the Mariiiis of
Anglesey, and the commander of the fevya/(ie,iri:e
yacht, joined the Palace suite of Nobility
days ago. The brave sailor yesterday hid iiie
'lour of knighthood conferred no him by the Prt.re
Regent. Sir Charles afterwards took -dm,•-r ,virlt
his Royal High:less, on which occasion ilie N 1",,,,
and Marchioness of Conyngham wt•re
The latter took their departure from Berl f.irfl-wpia,r
this morning for the metropolis.
The Regent, it is said. will leave 11% in /1 r 1 ,v o►
two, but fur what period has not yet tratApire.l.
London, England, 1819-10-23

MELANCHOLY ACCIDENT By FIRE.

Yesterday afternoon the neighbourhood of Norton f;.';.7tic
was thrown into the greatest consternation and alarm !ty ..e"!
cries of fire, which proceeded from the house of Mr. Kii•ght,
oil and colournian, which originated 011111'f the following
circumstances:—Mrs. Knight was attending a pot.coutaitt-
iug some varnish shirt) was holing on the fire in the bath
parlour, and by some means the vessel was upset, awl in as
instant Mrs. K. was enveloped in flanales--her NM &eke
brought her husband to her •Inistartee, who, in rota.
veering to extinguish the Bastes was severely burned.
Mrs. Knight ran into the yard surrounded by fire, and
on her way through the passage, the flames set tire le
some turpentine, which slued by, and burnt wirb the
greatest rapidity, and threatened total destruction in the
*hole neighbourhood. At length the parish and other en-
gine. arrived, and having a plentiful snap!, of WIWI'. It wen
got under without spreading further than the parlont,
which it began. Sir Was. Bliasrd was imnsethatt ly sent for
to attend Mrs. Knight, who was barns in a most dreadful
manner, and little hopes are entertained of be, recovery.
London, England, 1819-10-23

IRELAND.

DUBLIN, OCTOBER 19.

Miss O'Neill is expected at immedi-
ately ; and has, with great c'oenerosity, positively
declined all remuneration for her invaluable ever-

tions in the rause of charily, to which thM Thea-
tricals of that City are solely devoted. She has no
other engagement, besi& this voluntary and bene-
volent one, in this country.—/Freeman's Joursel.)
Atrived at the Commercial Hotel. Cork, on Fri-
day last, Mrs. Gen. Oakes and Mi.s Oakes, 011
their return to England, from a tour in Ireland.
Friday the Right Hon. W. V. Fitzgerald arrived
in Ennis, from Newgrove.
London, England, 1819-10-23

GREAT SHOOTING MAMA

A renewal of the great shooting match between Captain
Thornhill, and Strong, the game-keeper of J. A. Thews, EMI.
of Melimarne, Oxon, took place on Thursday; mad from
the enandeaca of the parties, after shooting an equal num-
ber of head of game on *today, la Hertfardabire (27 each)
the match became very interesting in the sporting world,
lied the bet was doubled between Mr. Thum, fur his keeper,
sad the Captain. The spot selected to start from on this
match was within four miles of Maidenhead Thicket, on
the road to Oxford, and each had his posy sail his adver-
sary's friend, as an umpire. Captain Thornhill beat his
comae towards Hare Hatch, on the Bruins( road, and bad
good pheasant spurt, and from thence on to Hurst Matsu,
&c. a distance of 'boat lueaty-six miles. He bad 3.1.'
shots, and bagged II pheasants, 14 partridges, and 3 hares-
Strong directed his cowman 1011117111 Henley Mills, by the lao-
Geueral Conway's Park, and from thence he crossed the
Thames to the Oxfordshire Hills, sod closed his day's Isiwur
there. He bagged • hares, seventeen partridgr a, and
three pheasants, in 28 shuts, and lost the match by oils wily.
There were some heavy even hats peadiag. Mr. Thom-
kill has ,leng been considered the beat abut in the amid; of
Hants.

The Marchioness of CAMDEN and Lady Geo".
GINA PRATT arrived yesterday at their house In
Arlington•street. from their seat. the %Vilderuess,
Kent.

The Earl of fisinwtatz left town on Thurs•
day, for
iord lietsnAteNs,
itoftWsznosprde.
rri..dhall, Cambridgeshire.
Lord
.irlis.
bury-house, Ar bugle...street, from &afield, tier%
The FILENCH AMBASSADOII entertained • select
party at dinner yesterdays el his bless in reit'
laud-places
London, England, 1819-10-23

TIIE LA7'll DUKE ol? RICHMOND.

It is now folly asce►tained. that the death of this
lamented Nobleman was occasioned by the bite of
■ mod fox.—The following extract from The De-
mocratic price. a Philadelphia Paper, of the 10th
November IBIS, shears that hydrophobia, from a
lilts cause is very common in North America
PETTIMUNIMI (VA.), NOTIIIBta 3.
HYDROPHOBIA AMONG THE FOXES.

" We have men several !Gentlemen from the Northern
Neck, who state that the hydrophobia exists at present to
the most alarming degree ansoag the fours. In the county
of Northumherlsmi, upwards of forty penises. have been
hitters who have been wrist to she Slope. A twist realm kable
circumstance attends the malady, which is, that the 'acted
animal in place of avoiding Ilse human species immediately
makes towards them, and eve. caters blouses is the middle of
the jay.—We have seen oaf Gentles's, who states, that a fox
entered a house yard in his preemie*, notwithstandiag there
were several dugs; and that the dogs, in place of stocking
the animal, immediately retired, exhibiting great gigue of
fear. Os asuther uteasios, a fox made towards a hos olm
was waiting along the road. The latter to avoid Ines leaped
into a waren§ which was rosier, bolt the fop perused and
bit him is sevenal places—Much injury has likewise been
done to the cattle ; and we are informed that the greatest
'messiness ?Mao among to inhabitants; us seism,' of obis
singular and extraordinary naalady."—{Frew Ms Men York
kepolgkan Chronicle.)

LORGToRD Et.RCTlON.—ThilielfetißlSvriejimiied
tni the 19th ihstent, air. WRITI heirihg drehtii;j
any Gaither contest. The nnenbrrs were.— • •
Fur RI, U IL Fetbremoe, lien.
Laity White, 114. ...... , . VC. .-
iltsj•rity ler At harm .. ~....111141'
London, England, 1819-10-23

BOROUGH OF ST. ALBANS.

The Quarter Sessions for this liberty and borough
commenced on Thursday lan before the new Mayor
and a very respectable Bench of Magistrates, when
several cases of felony were tried, the most remarka-
ble of which was that of Benjamin Lee, for a rob-
bery : the particulars of which, as stated by the
Counsel for the prosecution, ESPINASSS and
BA2IIY, were as follow :

Wm. Partridge, the prosecutor, deposed, that he
was at Bernet fair on the 4th of September peat,
when he was accosted by the Prisoner for the pur-
poee of purchasing a mare, that he, the Prosecutor,
hail taken to the fair to sell, and that after some
conversation he was induced to accompany him to
• house in the fair, which he supposed to have been
■ public-house, where the Prisoner was joined by
two other men, ■nd all of them appeared to be f■-
miliarly acquainted with each other. In • short
time they proposed to play, and the old game of
hiding and chalking the table was resorted to, and
all the variety of tricks practised on those occasions
were employed ; at length the Prosecutor was as-
sailed, Ares sojoios thew in the play, which he re-
fused, and then shew his money. which he also re-
fused, until intimidated by their menaces, parti-
cularly by those of the Prisoners, he took • Batik
note not of his pocket and put it on the table. then
17•. 6J. in silver, and lastly his watch, chain, and
seals, which he hail no sooner done than the Pri-
soner put them into a hoot on the table. Buil another
of the Prisoners ioostintly emptied it of all its
contents. and rushed out of the room. crying out
as he was running down stairs, " I have won. I have
won," and effectually recaped. the Prisoner pre-
venting the Prosecutor from pursuing him, when
he and the other confederate left the Prosecutor,
end ran out of the house. The Prisoner was sub-
sequently apprehended in the course of the seme
evennig, and on heing searched no part of the Pro-
secutot's property was found, but in a pocket-hook
in his possession there were found several flesh
notes.

Mr. ANDREWS, who went down special for the
Prisoner. cross•ettstnined the several witnesses who

were called in support of the Prosecutor's testimony.
The Prisoner was round Guilty, and the Courr,
to mark their sense of his offence, instantly sen-
tenced him to be trsosported for the term of seven
years.
In an appeal case of the perish of St. Pancras,
Middlesex, against the parish of ltedbourn. Hers.,
the Court, after hearing Mr. BAIIRT for the Re-
spondents, and Mr. PLATT for the Appellants,
quashed the order of removal.
London, England, 1819-10-23

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under-strap, or other galling bandage.
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London, England, 1819-12-11

PRIVATE BILLS.

....... —...._.
This being the last day for receiving Petition, for private
gilt°, the SOCAILItIt took the Cbair at half-past three o'clock
protistety, mid a somber of Petitions for prime Bills, fur
)mt►l improvewlests and alterations, were presented, sod
rented to Comoiticeo.
London, England, 1819-12-11

i

f

if he thought he had addressed himself to such on
humble individual as himself, he would tell him
that neither he nor his Noble Friends had pros-
trated their understandings or sense from an early
predilaction to one party or the other. They were
actuated by the rules which ought to guide every
Noble LoiaL—that of the priiited eitttriice Wife-
them ; and looking' at it as he did, after cassia
dering every part of it, he wee or opinion diet
the operation of the Bill ought to be I,ermsuti►l
thweerore he was hound to give his deeisiik*Opplaii..
lion to We amendment of the Noble Earl.
The Earl of CIaiIAKTON rOplied, and
said, that the Bill, if passed Iwo a law, would
inaliett most mitevial atlVratinis it. tlI Constitution.
bieoliieh reason it ought to 1.4 tried its sit experi.
nfratal massure, 06d not oil a pirtillitoriii one.
The amendment was Biro 'pit and negatived,.
ancithe Bill liaised.
The other Orders of the Day were then disposal'
of, and their Lordships adjourned until to-morrow.

MOUSE OF COMMONS, FRIDAY, Dircznissale.
London, England, 1819-01-05

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Professor of Anatomy i• tht Univers4 of Edinburg!t,

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BOYING.

On Saturday morning, about half-past ten o'clock,
mainly light took place in linaton-lields, near the Rosemary
lirmich tea-gardens, le-tween Murney, n sprig of the Hiber-
nian selionl, and flitter, win. Inc some time past remained
the undisputed rumple's), of the east end of the town. The
dispute arose at a public-house in East Smithfield, where
Willer called Manley a nick-name. M army then challenged
him to fight fir bf. Willer was seconded by West Country
Dick, and Nliirsio y, by a 4:unmade of the name of Carter.
Willer seemed to he superior in science. and sou during the
first ten rounds the favourite; butt his *Way t succeeded
in planting a severe blow VII his face, which brought him
with a treinimilims force to the ground, after which be be-
ll ayed great weakness, and evidently fought shy. The
It it tie lasted about an hour and twenty minutes; both were
dreadfully Inurishrd about the load Waller oa.a °Mired to
give in, and NI iirney was declared s ictor. Murnes's second
&fired to hark him fur 101. against any Mill ui his weight
011 that die mouth.
A second fight took place heist...en Jacob Ahrabanas, a
Jew, in Petticimt.lane, and Ji in the er,ll miteel lighter it
kingdom!, fur a tine pound note. These men had fought
there tones berore, and were so cupid! a match, that each bat.
Ile terminated by mutual consent : tint now, -tiler a severe
contest, in which each lost a great quantity of blood, and
tat re smieli disfigured, Jem the riddle.' at. rauyuislwd. Se-
veral hundred persons were nu the ground.