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The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1819-02-05

DARING OUTRAGE.

On Wednesday Meld a gang of thieveasttacked a 'somber
of the watchmen of St. George's parish, Southwark, with the
intention, it is believed, of giving fume of their companion*
an opportunity of breaking into a Gentleman's house
ist the neighbourhood, but their attempts were frustrated.
Heron, au active officer, and a might constable of St.
George, came to Om asaistance of the watchmen, and fired
a pistol among the robbers, mid secured a well-known elm.
reeler named Ryan, aim was yesterday exa 000 l ied before
Evanee, Esq. Magistrate, and committed to the
Sessions as a 'gutted thief.

Neale, the Bristorbutrber, who defeated Olirer, has again
come to town to look out, it is said, f..r a eaelinaer be
has offered to fight ally alas is England, barring. Cribb, fur
1001. aside. He is a tremendous bitter, sad of a truly
athletic make.

Second grand Foot Rare between Rinds,U, the painter.
and Jennings, better Alwyn is the sporting world as Old
Ton of Deronshire, lior 200 gainer's, the distance of ten
mdse.—la consequence of Rlisinsell losing the race ON Fri.
day last, by wily one stride, his tsieus.l4 have Item very
anxious for •siother trial, sod so confident are they of Lim
pedestrian capabilities, that they have hseked him fur
higher and look upon wiN 1111 l g ac a critainty ; while,
uu the cuaitetuy, the partisans of Mil ii ii urge that he
will come no the el nand in much better condition than here.
Wore. and lie cannot lose it. It excites considerable interest
in the sporting circles, and this day, within seven miles of
udon, between our snd Iwo o'cluek, they will again start.
Old Tim is lire fsvuurite.

UNCERTAINTY OF HUNAN LIFE.-A gentle.
man in the neighbourhood or Perth. about nine or
ten mouths ago. agreed to build a new 'tending to
Ins tenant:—Has factor was rsquestrd to bind a con.
tiactor for the wink. and one was accordingly gut.
A meeting of the whole parties took place at the
proprietor's home, and the terms were It
navy appear a little remarkable, that. although
the roar inaividuals abovr•usrutioued (except our)
were all about zin years or age. Ind our of them is
now ►u life! and
tflifltd 11.1* coin is) eel y
London, England, 1819-11-11

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London, England, 1819-11-11

(Frew !hr Aurora. October 5.)

It is *aid that tlw navy department has issued
orders for all naval ttfficer* to repair forthwith to
their several ships. Orders for the wetting vessels
lying in ordinary Pito a perfect albite of equipment
a►e also said to be issued—the Commissioners do
not intend to snake any bustle or alarm, but to
proceed deliberately to prepare for contras.
(From the Baltimore Putriot, October 4.
From the Spanish Main —The Editor cf the
Patriot has been favoured with tlie*following 'owls
ligenee, communicated io a letter under date of
St. Thome., Septe►ttber 13 :
Since your deport ore there are no arrivals from
llorgaretta, mid we air apprelteintive that place is
still blockaded—pats of she Spanish fleet having
left Porto Cabello fur that purpose.
Yesterday we had an arrival from ~ants Martha,
which confirms a previous account we had received
of Bolivar`o success. Having heat Santaus in several
severe actin's*, he took possession of Santa Fe.
and was well received by its inhabibitits; SW:IMM
escaped with only two followers. Our victoriuua
Geo. Bolivar following up the blow 1w had already
at►u.•k, has since taken Papignan sod Mlo►yux,
and nu doubt but he has ere this hoisted the Hag
of liberty on the walls of Simla Martha.
The old Etrglial► Adm►ral. Campbell, returned
from Loguyns im Saturday lam w►th the Spanish
schotuter JuWe under convoy. It sr said they have
leetweets them ut►a hundred thousand dollars its
specie, besides indigo, sal a great total Catalans
came in the schooner. We are led to think that
(fractal Para has beet► at work agaiu. It is said
he fell in with a division of Murillo', troops, about
boor or tire hundred. and not one returned with
the information. The takinv of Stints Fe was out
known in COUlel4l.l whets the Salisbury, 64. sealed.
hloralln no doubt will feel a little tisplessistit whets
he hears of this. 1.1 Id ,wt be ►wrpnsed at his
quitting the province A Caroms* altogether, and
I to embark fur Cardiogram.
BRITISH POsSENSIONS.
plum A NEW YORK racial
.Th •aocuriq of British paasessiousi in North
atomic% is an object of peculiar importance to the
London, England, 1819-11-11

LONDON.

THURSDAY, NovEmisEa 11, ism

We hove rere'ved a large mos. of American
Papers, including New York to the 10th last. We
rejoice to find that the yellow fever had entirely sub-
eided in that city, and that at Baltimore hopes were
entertained its virulence was beginning to decline.
Among our extracts is a curious article respecting
the bones of Toss PAINE. Mr. CeSBETT, it is said,
means to have these precious relics disinterred, and
conveyed to Engiaud. At the present roomed this
is not a very necessaiy importation. There is enough
of Toss PAINE in CARLILE'S shop, and we can
very will afford to leave his bones where they are.
We presume Mr. COBBETE is actually arrived in
this country, and probably without the bones. A
New York Paper of 28th September says—" Sailed
yesterday the ship Hector, GILLEN DKR, for Liver.
pool. in her went passengers Mr. Wes. CORBETT
sod family."

The Icing ol SPAIN has sent a Micister to the
United States to exploits his reasons for refusing to
ratify the Florida Treaty. From the anxiety felt
by the people to 'tessera that country, the explana-
tion is not likely to prows satisfactory. Meanwhile,
it us said, orders hive been issusti for the equipment
of the navy..
One of the .New York Papers of die gth ult..
states, that vessel had •rtived from Santa Martha,
.in fifteen day% with siccounta that Botremi had
occupied the vsliole of the kingdom of Santa FE,
and that he lird glkOli+Led ilia brodequarteratn the
capital on the 7,4 4gligat. 'rise gonlet Ciesetal,
ass closely 114.1111101444rsAirlimedif
• tirs:cau its; it 'Jct./ILL '
London, England, 1819-11-11

ESCAPE OP JOHN WILLIAMS.

Tn addition to what we have recently mated, respecting
the escape of this man from Ott 's Hospital (where he hail
ti soulinid fiiim the effects of wounds received is a former
throned to brcak out of the Curongh Compler), we have
now tit null, dist circumstances bare transpired, which, if
1711/10fra proprilyi, would have secured him. A letter was
1,i...ea di the Cork pnblie.house, in Leattenhall street, a
ue two aft,: his digit., ilircelcil to 31r. Cartwright, to be
I. ft till called /hr. This letter excited some snepiciuti,
sod u•an opened it contained a it. note, anal prievcd to be
from Williams 31141,1 Cartwright's wife. One passage mid
Hr.( nothing coald have beets more fortunate than the
ITC...pi of his letter, as on the very day he made his
'sew.% she I. ol itritltil a letter, with some money in it,
s loch she in.:int to •'.rret to him at the hospital. A copy
or this lettter ass taken snit rotiveyeil to the Lord Mayor,
whilst the original was left at the har sealed. His Lordship
or-instil Mr. Wtlllllller, the City Marshal, to istleod r►gularly ;
but he heing well known it is thought caused suspicion, and
notsculy ralteil for the letter. Another proposed, in the first
istosnee, to leave another letter, with the money its it. at the
bar, requesting hint to be in attendance at a eertain time, at
a coatis or waegon•offiee, where he could be easily taken,
huh this plan riot nut meet general sauction. Kinsey, the
countable, teat ..h him as far as the house of tulle Harley, as
Irishman, at Whiteehapel, who had atoirouiled, taking the
tart:ire with him, and there all further trace of him ceased.

ANOTHER DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT
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292, STRAND.

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The Patentees have the honour to supply the Army and
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and Ordnance, the Marine Infirmary, the Honourable East
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The infant daughter of Mrs. Ice, 37, Bowling-street,
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great fever and pain ; the irritation of the gums occasioned
such inflammation of the body, as to came the child to void
blood with its urine; at the same time there was alai a great
falling of the body, forming • lump of flesh the size of a
cherry. The distress of the Parents may be better ima-
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low, when Providence directed them to try the SOOTHING
SYRUP (every other means proving melees), which after
using a few time., stopped the iollantination, and those
alarming symptoms were entirely removed, and the child has
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London, England, 1819-11-27

EWE' WRIT.

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A new Writ wroi ordered to he issneil for the Borough of
Cambridge, in the room of the lion. General Edward
Finch, who. shore his election, ha■ accepted the oaks of
Si, ard of the Chiltern Hundreds.

IRISH DIOCESAN RETURNS.
Mr. Clarke, from theOflice of the Nit). Council, pre-
Sellird a copy of the Irish Diocesan Retarosood an abstract
of the number of Nou-residents.—Laid on the table.
London, England, 1819-11-27

FEES IN COURTS OF JUSTICE.

Mr. Hrwitv presestied, by order tittlie Howe, the
Report id' ihe Commissioners apputilied to inquire into the
Fees taken by (leaks ul Com ts of Ju.tire in England,
Wales, and tit a irk-upon-Tvi cc., —Ordered in be printed.
London, England, 1819-11-27

NORWICH GAS.

Mr. C. HARVEY preoemed a Petitiou from the Inhabitants
of Norwich, pruisic that their Town be lighted with Cu.
—Referred to a Committee.

CAPTAIN BURLEY, OF MANCHESTER.
Mr. BEsisitrr lose to correct a mtstatement
which appeared in a Morning Paper (not in this),
in the report 111 his speeds on Wednesday last.
Ile hail been represented as stating, that Captain
Burley did not bead his troop of cavalry, as they
advanced at Nlalichester, on the IGth of August.
lie had slid no such thing, sod the moment he
had seen the mistatement, he had authorised •
friend in Manchester to commu.,ieate to Captain
Burley that it was not correct. It would have been
a great imputation upon an officer to have insi-
nuated that his troop had advanced without him,
and from all the information he hod heels able to
collect respecting Captain Burley, lie believed
there was no person of a fairer or snore intelligent
bharacter. Ile was sure he was a man who would,
under any circumstances, do his duty. and do no
more.—(llene, hear.)—He felt it right to correct
the misiatement in the report, as he would be the
last man who would snake an improper charge
against any body.—(llear, hear.)
London, England, 1819-08-02

OF WILTS.

TO THE FREEHOLDERS OF THE COUNTY

GENTLEMEN,
DURING the present Week I hive polled 131
Voles more than my Opponent. In the early part of
the Contest my Adversaries resorted to the moat uneuestios-
lions! means for keeping my Voters from the Poll, and were
for a time successful; but since order and regularity have
been established, say situation has progrtssively improved.
Continue, 1 entreat you, your exertions in my favour. If
you wish to see the County free, if you wish to rescue it
from the grasp of an overbearing body of men, who arra.
gale to themselves that they Alone see the patriotic, the inde-
pendent, the enlightened, and who will be satisfied with no
Representative but one of their IMP apponitment-4,
Geo lenarit, you have any wish to du this, come forward, and
skew by your suffrages that you prefer a Man whit eosin to
you free and unshackled, to one who presents hintself bound
down by obligations of every kind, and who has identified
himself with a Party Gum which lie cannot separate.
Freeholders, again I say, press on hi the Pull, du tint ssibmit
yourselves to such a stale of b soilage, but be free mad lade+
peaskat as your Forefathers have been.
1 am, Gentlemen,
Your faithful Friend and Servant,
JOHN IHJGDA LE ASTLEY.
Salisbury, July 31, 1819.

STATE OF THE POLL—Juan 31.
1314 Day. Taal.
Aftlxv 17..........
Has oxr 3l 1 113
London, England, 1819-11-18

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THE A LGEBRAIST'S ASSISTANT; being
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London, England, 1819-11-18

WRIT OF HABEAS CORPUS.

IR Site matter of ST• LT T GODDA RT, a Bankrupt.
The LOWD CNA NCEI. I.OR—" After the ri.itg of
the Conn yrs, .411,1. Mr. Wilmot n1(.4-flied me that
he wool 1 not trouble was to reconsider this ease List
evelona, 3S I.e (owlet... Nod the Cniumi..uoitent wouhl
attend to my rtcoutimemlitiout, owl h.awr the batik-
row hrottwit tv,:nttl brh.re them for re--x4ttliotation."

The Solicit's; for the bankrupt said, that he had
Pervesl a notice to that effect, but the Commis-
sioners refused to take any further cognizance of the
case until his Lordship had delivered her judgment.
The LORD CHANCELLOR—" I will let the Com.
miassioners ktsow, by my Secretary, that it is my
recommendation that they should again examine
the hatitrupt ; and I have no doubt but they will
comply sith sty suggestion, and perhaps it may
pr.-vent my being obliged to give my, judgment."
Mrs. Guddart, front the area of the Cuurt, begged
fur 'lbw v to •address hi. Lordship.

The LORD- (111111CRILOR.-." I will not hear
you, %Volans, nn this siihjret."

Mr.. G Isidart then witlideew.

Tlie ATTORNEY-GENERAL V. DULLER.

Mr. lIART said, he was iii.tructed to mention
this case, as it wa. of the highest importance to the
par,ies to have his Lordship's final decision.
The LORD CHat►CELI.ot I :Pave already
given toy judgment, but I have not had time to
pro the motors. 1 will not priimi.e that you shall
have them to-morrow, but 1 think I may safely say
that 1 will brio; them into Court with me on Fri.
day morning."
London, England, 1819-11-18

IMPERIAL PRESENT.

His Rnyal Highness the Prince Regent hat
lately received from the Emperor of Russia a very
curious four-wheel summer carriage, called a
droschki. It consists of a front and a side seat, con.
trived in a new but very commodious manner for
two persons. It possesses the moveable exlet,
which are now very generally adopted throughout
the Continent.
London, England, 1819-11-18

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twvinstrr

csuattesst, noWnraMt 15.
The following Gentlemen were urn Wednesday bat admit.
ted to the order-mentumed degrees:—
Honorary Masters of Arts.—Horn. Was. Strait gad Hon.
George Villiers, St. John's College.
Masters of Arts —T. Ro►yns, of Corpse Christi College;
and H. Wynne Jones, of Einusasuel College.
Bachelors of Arts.--Robert Cobb, of Colas College; and
George Augustus Frederick Hart, of Christ College.
Bachelor in Civil Lass.—W. England, of St. John's
College.
Bachelor be Phictic.—T . F. Barham, of Queen's College.
At a cumulus day of the Corporalton of this place, held on
Thursday at the Town-ball, a Loyal Address to tbs Priam
Regent was voted uuanimously.
On Saturday last the University, at a very full congrega-
tion, voted that an Address should be presented to tbe Re-
gent on the present state of public affairs, more particularly
alluding to the circulatiea of blasphemous pubticatioas.

OIVORD, 11101111111111 13.
Saterday the Rev. J. C. Jones, S.D. Fellow of Exeter
College, was elected Rector of that society, he the room of
the late Dr. Cole.
Thursday the Rev. J. W. Griffith. B.A. scholar of Queen's
College, was elected Fellow, and Mr. E. Rowlandson Eats".
bittoner of that Society.
Yesterday the following degrees were conferred :
Dociors in Dleinity.—Rev. lobe Collier Jones, Rector ;
and ltev. Samuel Cole of Boater College.
Master of A rtr.—R;v .T. Parry, Fellow of Balliol College.
London, England, 1819-11-18

This day is published, price Is. 6d. tyro. sewed, Second
Edition,
REASONS for the immediate REPEAL of
the TAX on FOREIGN WOOL.
By JAM ES BISCHOFF.
London: Printed for John Richardson, Royal Exclaim's;
Horst, Robinson, and Co.. Chcapside; Hatehard ■nd Sou,
Piccadilly; and Rodwell sad Martin, New Bondutreet.
London, England, 1819-11-18

POLICE.

AGED GEBiIIIS IN DISTRILSS.
Yesterday a Fredthmais, Aged 74, applied to the Lord
Mayor fur assistance until the latter end of the month,
when he expected to be well able to repay the expenses in-
meted by ►is support, and to wait spew his Lordship in
swore classical habiliments. His name waa, be said, lean
Baptiste Palmy, He had been formerly in the army, but
that profession wee but little adapted, particularly the
department be filled, in the indolgiroco of his favourite
speculations. His stied bad lung been axed upon me-
chanics in 'the must profitable rinse of the word, and be
had hit upon the must efficacious mode of removing goods
from tresses on are. The "sickness with which the removal
could be effected, was, he said, indescribable, and the bees
of those who were to work the machine would be in no dan-
ger, the plan baring been grounded moat powerfully epos
the principle of preservior balms life.
The Lord Mayor sent his applicant to the Society of
Friends of Foreigners in Distress, of which his Lordship is
• filember.

IOW•IITILZICT.

A long investigation tool place on Timidity evening, be-
fore-Mr. Birnie, the Magistrate, respecting a robbery to a
considerable extent, in the.warebouse of Messrs. Todd and
Co. haberdashers and hosiery, in which a young man in the
employ of that large establlibment Is duirged with being the
robber. His detection was caused by his being observed by
a man to go repeatedly to a boon 10 Clemeat's-hole, Clue-
market, with bundles of goods, and leave the house without
any. The man who observed this conduct having no doubt
but that he was robbing his employers, gave itiformatinis to
Messrs. Todd, in Forostreet, who caused an iavestigatiou to
like place without loss et time, and on examination of
the young man's box, several articles of value were found.
The house in St. Clemeat'slatie was searched, when a
great quantity of valuable lace, silk handkerchiefs, silk
stockings, and other Property, was fulled, all of which was
identified to belong to Messrs. Todd. Some of these articles
were found under a bed, end others between a bed and a
mattress. The woman who occupied the premises was taken
into custody; and after undergoing an examination, she was
committed fur another investigation, on a charge of receiving
the property, knowing it to have been stolen.
The further investigation of this extensive robbery, was
resumed yesterday before Mr. Farrant, the Magistrate, when
another man was brought up in custody, and after an ex-
amination, he was remanded. fur a further hearing.
We have omitted mentioning any of the parties' names
who are charged with being concerned in the robbery, as
some others who are implicated are not yet in custody.
now Jackson was charged with uttering a forged 11.
Bauk of England note, to Margaret Pattolo, a baker, in
Brick-lane, for the purchase of some bread, when the Pri-
soner gave the name of Smith, of St. Joba•strevt.
Several other charges of a similar nature were exhibited
against the Prisoner.—He was committed for trial.
London, England, 1819-11-18

ROBBERY OF THE LIVERPOOL MAIL.

On the night of yesterday m'anight, the Liverpool mall
was robbed of a box costairiag about four ingots of gold,
weighing upwards of three hundred minces, four ►usdred
minces of dollars, and a number of articles of costly jewel-
lery, the whole estimated at the value of 2,0001., with
which the robber gut clear off, aid has hitherto eluded the
vigilance of the police officers, nor lies any trace been made
of any of the valuable property. It is suspected to be what
is called a put-up robbery, lied that the robber knew the
extent of the wealth which the box contained. A couches's
is suspected to have been accessary to the robbery, and the
circumstances against him were se strong of his assisting or
conaiving at the robbery, that he has hear taken Into cue-
tody, and after undergoing an examinatios, was committed
to Cosgleto• prison, near which place and Newcastle it is
strosigly suspected the mail was robbed of the valuable
bowl.
London, England, 1819-11-18

COURSE OF EICHANG

Atnsterdam,C.F. 11 19
Ditto at Sight 11 16
Rotterdam 12
Antwerp ex-mo l2 2
Hamburg's 36 3
Altoaa 36 4

Paris3ilay's date 25 20
Ditto
Boardeaux do 25 50
Frankfort on the

M slue 151
Viennar.s.2m.flo. 10
Madrid 351
Cadiz 351
Bilboa 35;
Barcelous

Seville
Gibraltar...

Leghorn 4Bl
London, England, 1819-11-18

SUNDAY NEWSPAPERS.

Michael Browne, of Rateliffe•bighway, a vender of San-
day Newspapers appeared to a summons, charged by Wit-
ham Simms, parish constable of St. George In the East,
with a profanation of the Sabbsth.day, in bowleg placards
hang outside his door, noticing the sale, aad specifying the
contents of a Sunday Newspaper.
The Magistrate remarked, that the Defendant, by hang-
ing out his placards, not only committed a breach of the
Sabbath, but even interrupted the foot way passengers, and
was liable to a penalty under the New Street Act of 40s. ;
that the former offence was an evil which was greatly in-
creasing, but by beiag properly checked would be effectually
put a slog to.
The Defendant was convicted in the penalty of ss. and the
costs, and promised fist Magistrate that he would not offend
in like meaner fur the future.
London, England, 1819-11-18

This day is published, is Bvo. handsomely printed, the Fourth
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TREATISE on LAND SURVEYING, in
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Geosx-
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11w Chain only —V. Roles for parting off any gives Portion
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—VI. A full Explanation of the Method used by the anal
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London, England, 1819-11-18

NORFOLK' AGRICULTURAL REPORT.

We have nothing particular to record in tbe (mat
world, except the 'termini termination of Wheat wii.„.
The land which during the lirat fortnight of Ottoloi 1.41
been exceedingly dry, beeves( moist enough in emirripte,
a same fine rains; and even the stiffest .uil. • IP ioroA„
up with comparative ease, sail corked very hurl,, tin
whole it may be said to have been a fine seasaa, pirtir.t:4,l7
for the droppers, a 114/1 proportion of Wheat hsviet h
,Irk.
bled. The Turnips are found, es was expectim, i„
coarse is quality, and greatly injured by the coati. Stull the
price of stock appears to be folly
has been by no means brisk. Lean stock have Amur renwit.
ably well in consequence of the mildewy' riiiet „roe f
the man. The Corn ram kets have been a trio, hocks
at
late, bet dreadful complaints are beard on all %iArs of the
bed east of the different trope. Barley, it mum
malts better than was expected; hut still ilp• pr.," tll,
ordinary samples is very great. Beata, al." yle'd hat .
ferently, though taken as an average, we iMuul.l coy tier
tbeu they did last year.

The price of WeiPi 16 reihrr on Ilse
having rather Jammed of late —r :Varnisher 9, 181!,.,

CORN EXCHANGE, NOVEMVA 17.

Thera have been but few arrivals since Nlrmt:ty, ytt vim
Wheat remairsed 01MT from dist dny's "'apply ma i vcry two,
sale this morning, and only line wimples mold hs
of, but for which Monday's prices were obtained.
ley being scarce, is la. per trailer dear. r, but the., it 4,
amendment in the prier of ;stetter samples. Otit, pM
and Beans, fully support Monday.* prices, bat the IQ s „i
eacb were rather heavy.
London, England, 1819-11-18

TO WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS.
Jest published, bored i■ red, ►rice tie.
A PARCEL BOOK, for the Use of Porter*,
&c. oeceroary for all Persons accustomed to scud
Goods by Catches, Waggons, or any other Couveyance ;
wherein is sees at owe View—To whom directed; at what
Place; by what Conveyarice sent; wberefront; at what
time; by whore taken ; with the Signature of the Book-
keeper; whereby all disputes are prevented kr case a Parcel
is lust or miscarried. To which is prefixed, an Abstract of
the Act of Parliansect respecting Parcels, with the Rates of
Porterage.
Primed for Seatclierd sad Latterman,Ave-Moria-laort.
London, England, 1819-11-18

IIYDROPHOBIA.

Oa Sunday last an Inquest was held before George Gosling,
Gent. Coroner for the Hundred of Scarsdale, at Vestals., iu
the parish of Drone'ld, upon the body of John Headelt,
who, it had been apprehended, came to his death by the
Injury be received from the pressure of the meeting of two
coal waggons upon the gang road is Mr. Hasleburst's col-
liery, at Uustoue aforesaid, on the Monday preceding, and
which was erroneously charged against William Hayseed,
who was employed in the same colliery, for neglect in ►is
conducting one of the aforesaid waggons. Several winames
were exemised who were working close to the spot, and
proved that the deceased could not have received the iejasy
as before rep►esentd be bad, for that there was is fact only
OW waggon then working, and that the deceased worked
as usual, sot only on Monday, but also out Tuesday and
Wednesday fullowieg --One of the witness?' proved that he
bad once (viz. on Tuesday) observed the deceased laid slow.
upon the aide of the gang road, and the deceased
said to him, "be felt as if be had been ball' banged."
It however turned out, upon further inquiry, that the de-
ceased, about six weeks ago, had been bitten upon the
upper lip by a dog, supposed to be mad, when he was
lying on the Seer iu • house at Hasland ; and upon
the examination of various witnesses, but particularly
upon the evidence of John Breathall, of Mutate, wit►
whom the deceased lodged, it appeared, that the deceased,
from various symptoms of irregularity In his conduct, via.
t►at of his being restless and going out is the night, sot
being able to eat, having a great aversion to food, wills con.
vulsi►e affections, aid other circumstances connected with
the case, medical aseistaece became necessary. Mr. Wright,
surgeon, of Droulleid, *excelled epos to visit the deceased,
bet was not informed by any person of the fact of the de.
ceased hails, bees some Ilene before bitten, but found bins
labouring ender active inflammation, therefore he used his
skill in treatment towards the deceased in web • way as he
thought t►e nature of the case then required. However,
upon his second visit, which was t►e morning following,
there were then evident signs of hydrophobia. At this time
violent spasms came on, on the attempt to take liquid, with
a discharge of a great quantity of mucus from his mouth,
wbes he mddealy expired. Mr. Wright, along with Mr.
Creswick, surgeon, of Chesterfield (who was called epee by
the parish to hear the evidence and examine the body), gave
their °Orion that the deceased bad died from Hydrophobia;
and the Jury gave their verdict accordiugly.

PRICE OF BTOC
3 per Ceut. Red 661-
3 per Ct. Com 67141;
31 per Ceot.. 73
4 per Ceuta 844
5 per Ct. N. Ann lO3l
Bank L. Ann... I 7 9.1

3 YESTERDAY. •
Imp. S per Ct. An. 68f
Indio Roods... 7 6 pr.
Ex. Bills, tll elio.
lAttery Tickets st IL 10s.
Omniom el die.
Coon. for Ace 671H2
London, England, 1819-11-18

his forces, leading in person the main hotly op the
heart of the city, and tending Sir John the Cr..
home, his Achates, with another, to wake a circuit.
and enter by this Rotten-row. If you have Blood
Harry by you, you may turn to the wooer, and
you will find it very animated flescriplion of the
battle which ettlued. Wallace was erciiiiiit•red
mid-way up the town, exactly where the College
of Glasgow now stand% by the English 101.1 top of
Elward'a making—heck; and while the strife was
adhwe gab jadtce, the scales were turned in his
favour by the alined of the Grahame, who took
the Bishop in the rear.
" A Pet we had perambulated all these scenes,
we found it was nearly tine fur dinner, and so
parted for the day. I Amid have told you before,
that I had outwit, r visitor ea,ly in the morning, be-
sides Mr. H--. mit was a Mr. it re-
spectable merchant of the place, also an acquaint-
once of my friend Ile came before
H--. and after professing himself very sorry
that his avocations would not permit hint to devote
his forenoon to my siripre; made me promise to
dine with him—s prepeanl to whicti, indeed, I
could have nu kind of objection."

CONGLAVON LOricollANGN ASSOCIATION.

The Members of the. Waterloo Lodge of Loyal
Orangemen. assembled on Thursday, the atii Inst.
to celebrate the anniversary of the birth-day of
King %Vllham the Third, Prince of Orange, at the
hou►e of Mr. J. Mytock, the Wrest Sheaf
where au elegant dinner was provided hir the Mem-
ber., iii Mrs. Mycock's best style ; alter which tl e
following. amongst numerous toasts, were given by
the Aleitilvers:—

" The King, God bless him !" Song, " God Save the
King."—" The Prince Regent, and every branch of the Royal
Family."—" The Duke of York and the Army."—" The So-
vereignty of the Seas." Song, " Rule Britannia."—" The
immortal Memory of William t►e Third, Prince of Orange."
Song, " When Order in this Laud commenced"—" Colonel
Taylor, Grand Master for England, auJ the lest of the Mem-
bers of the Grand Lodge" (three times three).—" Brother
Lord Kenyon, the Orangeman's Advocate."—" Brother Julius
Lloyd, Esq. of Stockport, and thanks to him fur his on.
daunted oral in promoting the welfare of the Orange lusti-
t ohm." (three limes three.)—" The Mayor and Magistrate
of the Borough of Cungleton."—" The Town and Trade of
Congleton."-4 Captain Swettenhani and the Curigkton
Cavalry."—" England's Wealth and Gkry."—" To all ab-
sent Brother,"—" May all true °rang. men !awe and relish
the sweets of Freedom."

The Members spent the evening in the greatest
harmony, accompanied by part of the exer•lleot
band of the Ssth regiment of foot, who played a
number of tunes appropriate to the occasiuti, after
which the Members retired at a late hour.
London, England, 1819-11-18

711EArne-ROYAL, COIENT-GARDAN.
THIS EVF.NING. THURSDAY, Nov. 18,
will be acted the Comedy of
SIZE STOOPS TO CONQUER.
Sr Chas lr. Marlow, Mr. Chapman; Young Marlow, Mr.
C. liensislr ; Wirdcastle, Mr. Fawcett; Hastings, Mr. Ab.
hott ; Too Luinpkin, Mr. Liston. Mrs. Hardeastle Mrs.
ihieenpurt ; Miss Hardcsstle, Mies Brunton; Miss Neville,
bins
Alter altich. '23 time, • new Musical loterlade, called
HELPLESS ANIMALS!
Tl'. Principal Characters by 31.sars. Blaachard, Abbott,
.1 Russell, Claspaian, Atkins. sad Mrs. Davison.
Tu which will be sa4ed a Farce (with loose Music), called
A ROLAND FOR AN OLIVER.
3ir Mask Chair, Mr. Fawcett; Alfred Highfiyer, Mr.
',tiles; Mr. &Morse, Mr. Abbott; native, Mr. Emery;
Gam. keeper, 31r. J. Isaacs. Maria Darlington Miss Foote;
:Ur.. Si Iburne, Miss Baia moat ; Mrs. Future, Greta.
'IN morrow, The Coofedersey—witb, first hies, a Petit
Curni.dy. in two sets, called A Short Reitn and a MergOos.
tlu Saturday, the Opera of Rob Roy Macgregor.
London, England, 1819-11-18

NORTH AMERICAN PRODUCE.

Asses have been very dull a sale, but the prices have
sit varied.

A cargo of ROUGH TURPENTINE has arrived since oar
last, for which a bigb price is asked.

SOUTH AMERICAN PRODUCE.
The Corr on market continues very uninteresting, the
article being almost without demand, and holders du sot
press their stocks upon the market, prices coosequeotly ate
merely nominal. Ibe sales of the week are, 30 bags De-
taches and Berbire (duty paid), middling to fair 14d. to
sod 70 Surat (In bond) middling to fair Bid. to
ed 044 Mina.
London, England, 1819-11-18

THE WHALE IN THE SEVERN.

This stupendous monster, taken on the let instant, in t►e
Severn, near Gloucester, as stated in a former Paper, was
Snit discovered on the Ist inst. between Hauntslls and
Arlington', about the time of high water, blowing to
a considerable height. On the ebb tide it returned to
the Noose, and gvuu•ded o■ the mods opposite Awn,
rear Sours Wharf. Next day it was canted by the ra-
pidity of the tide to some •onsider•ble distance, into
the manor of H. C. Clifford, Esq. of Frampton; and
here the work of destruction commenced, its bead and
tail being soon severed from the body, and carried off as
before mentioned. There being but little water around, it
lay upon its side—end our correspondent was thus enabled,
on a careful examination of the stricture and toofortna.
bon of the whole carcass, to ascertain that it belonged to
the species called the Pike-he•ded Whale. This species
takes its name from the shape of its nose, which is narrower
and sharper pointed than that of other whales; and it is de-
scribed by Notoralists to measure from 50 to 60 feet in length.
It is found both in the Northern and Southern ocean ; is of a
moderately slender form, its colour black above, and white
beneath ; the tipper part of the belly is marked by numerous
longitudinal plaits or wrinkles, the insides of which are of a
red colour; the bead, which is not very large, of • gradual
tapering form, yet ending in • somewhat broad or tibiae'
tip. It has a double pipe in its snout, three 6as, and •
bard horny ridge on its back. It lives principally on a
small species of salmon, the I , and other minute fish ;
is • very timid animal ; blows less violent them others, aa•l
is often uheerved stationary, or as if sleeping on the
surface of the water. Its flesh and oil are used like those of
other whales; and, from the skinny flop of the tongue, as
well as from the intestines, windows are prerared by the
Greenlanders for their habitatioas.
London, England, 1819-11-18

LONDON AND ITS ENVIRONS.

Just pnblisised, handsomely pringed, embellished
coloured Map, sod sixties elegant sorrowed Views
Nob!emen and Gestknies`s Seats, Ste. the Twelfth '
Lion, much enlarged, price ISs. in boards, air 13s.
in red,
TH E AU EULATOR ; or, a Packat Compa-
nion iw his Tour mind Louder, witbia the Ciresit
TWenty-Ilve Miles. Dassrlbibs whatever is remarkable
Antiqeity,Grandeur, Elegise; sr Rural Beauty;
ed by Historical sad Biograpllleal Anecdotes. To
prefixed, a Concise Dmirlpdiss of the Metropolis,
downs to the present Ti.... Allem( every Article has
gene revision • and upwards of one hundred of the D
dons are either entirely sew, or have bees rewritten.
To this Edition is sdded as APPENDIX, containing
curate Lists of the principal COLLECTIONS of '
--
INGS within the Circuit described.

Noted for Scateberd and Letterman; Longman,
Reel, Orme, and Brown ; Baldwin, Cradock, and
Richardson ; G. aud W. B. Whittaker; J. Harris ; J.
J. Cawthorne; T. Hughes; ■nd T. Hamilton.
London, England, 1819-11-18

THE. ZING E. THZ RSV. GEORG& ZING.

. A rule fur a criminal information was moved
against the Rev. George King, of Ashby, for at-
tempting to provoke Mr. Gardiner, of the same
place, to fight a duel.
Mr. ScsaLsTr read several letters of the Rev.
Gentleman to Mr. Gardiner, in which the former
snakes oar of the most vile and abusive epithets to
the latter : —Blackguard !--miscreant l—
orotiadrel !—to use the words of a celebrated
stithur, dance through the correspondence, " in all
the mazes of ntetaphotical confusion. Finally, the
Rev. Gentleman desires Mr. Gardiner not to take
the paltry advantage of hip (Mr. King's) profession:
hp should not consider his gown as at all interfer-
tog iis points of honour.
The CHIFF JusTics said, enough was stated to
t;•sut a cooditional rule, which he hoped would
have the effect of inducing the Defendant to alter
hl4 conduct, and to do away the necessity of fur-
ther proceedings against him.
London, England, 1819-11-18

locking the latch. But this, he stated, was not
done until repeated requests to obtain admission
were refused, and resistance threatened. But all
this had nothing to do with the case. If the officer
bad. done wrong, the course for the Complainant
was to apply to that Court, which would punish
soy improper conduct on rhe part of any officer in.
*united with the mention of its twice's.

The Clam Justice observed that this topic
woo irrelevant, as the Court should at all times in-
tiwire into any complaint of this kind, ■nd redress
tiny injury, if such hail been committed.
The ATTORNRY.GENP.RAL hoped the Court
womb, excuse him in making the observation he
had done. The Defendant had thought proper, in
ihis Court and before the public, to make the
charge, and every body knew the facility with which
tlit newspapers sent forth such statements to the
world ; he therefore felt it due to the man against
whom complaint had been so publicly made, to
state•as publicly the man's own explanation of the
occurrence. The Attorney-General concluded by
entreating the Court to act upon the Defendant's
own admission, that in a case of this kind an ex-
ample should be made to prtvent the House of
Commons from being degraded in the eyes of the
people.
Me Justice BAYLEY then pronounced sentence
epos the Defendant, which he prefaced by com-
menting on the necessity of making an example of
any man who had offended in the manner in which
the Defendant had been proved to have offended
by the conviction on his trial. The Court, at
the same time, took into its consideration, that
the time hail not yet elapsed when the Defendant
!night still be called upon to pay elsewhere a pe-
witty for the offence of which he had been con-
victed. His single offence was aggravated by the
station he held in life, as a Magistrate, a Gentle-
man of the Bar, and a person who had for a con.
,;iteratile period served his country in Parliament.
Tile sentence of the Court upon him was, That
he be imprisoned in the custody of the Marshal
of the Nlarshalsea of that Court for the space of
cue year.
11r. Swann bowed, and retired in the custody of
the tipstaif of the Court.