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The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1821-09-03

I.oaDoa nueNT...—Holiday at the Bank, Daimlers', East
India and South Sea Huuses.

THE Sit PRES S.

LON DON,

MONDAY, SEPTIMBER S, 1821.

Paris Pipers of ‘Veduesday and Thursday lasi
have arrived at our office. 'Flory confirm, in wan,
degiee, doe ititclfigeirce already published in tin;
paper on.Sotturday, that the answer of the Party
to ttae Writs:awn was :woolly presented
to planer STROGONOFF on the day fixed for receiv-
ing the decision of the Divan; lout that the Baron,
euirsidering the terms of it evasive, and calculated
mere}): to gain tune, declined to accept it, and em-
harkid ton board a vessel prepared for his reception.
In this point of his actual embarkation, a variety
efaccounts coming from several parts of the Conti-
nent concur; but there seems to be some doubt of
his Inning sailed from Constantinople. The delay,
however, is attributed solely to the prevalence of
contrary winds. Tlw Iffokiteur contains an article
from Constantinople, winch states that the Baron
had auttnely sailed bor Odessa, and that Count
trro EWA Et N. who is appointed to the torto-
ni:nod of a corps of the Russian army, bail
left Odessa to repair to los headhunters, in
eontemplation of en immediate invasion of the
'Turkish provinces. The Porte complain., it is
said, bitterly of the Ambassador's abruptness. mild
i. resolved to transmit its answer directly to St.
Petetaburgh. Unwilling alike to sanction the
departure from Coosteniistoplk,, or to give
Idiot any additional rause of diapleastire, the
Tarlosh Government refused to grunt him the
p.esports he reiluiled, but at the same time
London, England, 1821-09-03

DUEL.
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Friday se'nnight a meeting look place at Hsthgar Castle,
Dear Dublin, between a Mr. id—n ard a Gentleman, who
was understood to be his brother-indaw. Mr. H—n was
seconded by Mr. S—le ; his opponent, whose name is not
known, was seconded be Mr. APL—n. Surgeon P—t
intended wpm, the occasion After exchanging a few shins,
■nd Mr. H. wounding his antagonist, the matter in dispute
was adjoined to the satisfaction of all parties.
London, England, 1821-09-03

GUILDHALL.

It is a feet not generally known, and one will' whirl) it
is highly important that the public should be made ac-
quainted, more especially those whose business leads them
to the cattle market in Smithfield, that the Metropolitan
Paviug Act inflicts a penalty of N. ■ud nut le.s than 404
upon persons riding horses iu the poblte streets for show,
for the purpose of trying them.
Two very decent men were brought tip before Mr. Alder-
man Cox on Salved my. by the ulficers of Smithfield market,
for this offence. They were both countrymen, and wholly
ignorant of the statute in questioit. l'ne first happened to
be in the market with ■ friend, who wanted ta purchase a
horn!, and hail, at Isis ',quest, mount, d one they had hero
looking at, and rode the animal out of the market, down
Duke.street and back, fur the ;melange of hying it. inno-
cently enough supposing that he was doing better thou by
riding it up and down among the crowd in the market; he
was, however, stopped by the officers on his return, the horse
seized and taken to the grteu-yard, and himself lodged in
the Compeer.
The other prisoner Lad accompanied his father from
Croydon with a horse for role, nod had, for the purpose
of ',hewing ifs paces to a rotenone', rode out of the mar-
ket in the same direction, and for a similar reason, viz. to
avoid the crowd; and on Inc return the horse and his rider
shared the fate of their ussfurtunate predecessors in offence.
'f he offence was thus proved, and even admitted ; but,
on reference to the Art, it appenring that the Magistrate
bad 1111 power to mitigate the penalty below 40*. sad Alder-
man Cox considering the conduct of the men not deserving
such a punishment, recommended the eatasplaint to be with.
drawn, and directed the men to be discharged, ott paying
the fees at the gteen.yard amid the officers' expenses.
London, England, 1821-09-03

THE LATE MURDER AT MIGHGATE.

The inquiry respecting this inhuman outrage Is carrying on
with unabated activity. It has been stated that Barnett, who
gave evidence before the Coroner's Jun, was apprehended
no Tuesday, on suspicion of being concerned in the mur-
der. This man. was tender gardener to M►. lisle, in
whose service the murdered mita was, as before stated.
Some of Lance's party of horse patrol, belonging to
Buw-street, being employed to make inquiries, learned
that Barratt, instead of being at the house lie stated on
Ibe Inquest, ow the night of the murder, was seen in
a politic house as Muswell-hill, in company with two
or three men, whom the landlord designated to the
officers as •' auspicious looking fellows;" and 'lwo lie
(the landlord) took a light into the room, lie observed
them bold down their beads, as if to conceal their faces.
They remained them but a short time, and went away
together. The officers, upon this information, apprehend-
ed Barratt nt Tottenham High Cross, and took him before the
Rev. Mr. ontil and Mr. I:cvil!e (of Worship-strert),who re-
side at Highgate, where be surderweni a short examisatwu, in
the course of which hr protested his innocence, but appeared
rather averse to answering questions. He was commit trot fors
further examination, and the officers went to 'each his house,
where they fuuud a large quantity of plate, apparel, and
china of a very superior kind, stowed in various parts of
the house; some of them with the name at full lined',
amid others the iottisls of Mr. Rothschild, of Stainfurd-bill,
the Beaker, with Whom Barratt's wife had lived, as nt,
about two years; and upon searching her trunks some more
of her masteres property was found. She was taken into
custody, and on her way to prison she fainted; and when
recovering, exclaimed, " I know my husband will be banged
for the murder, and 1 shall, too, fur the rubbery ; but he
will die innocent." The husband and wife are both in
confinement, and will undergo an examination before
the same two Magistrates in the course of a week. The pro-
perty found would almost fill a waggon, and the Baru
alone is estimated at nearly 1001. value.

On the night of Friday, the 17th last, the cloth factory be-
longing to 3lessrs. Sasso at. nod WILLIAM HUMPIIIIIIM,
situate in the town of Frome, in the counts of Somerset,
was wilfully set on Are, and the same, together with the
steam engine and machinery, and a quantity of wool, were
totally destroyed. A free pardon to any accomplice who
shall give such information as will lead to cohvietion, is
offered iu Saturday night's Gazetts; as nl,o a reward of
2501. to any other person who shall cause the couvietiou of
the party or parties.

On Monday a Coronet's Inquest was held in the
parish of IVoitlwolitary, Flinishire, on the body of
SUSANNAH JMNItiNs, and the Jury have returned
a verdict of N dful Murder against TtiomAs Ma%
TON, of the same parish, who has absconded.

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London, England, 1821-09-03

PRICE OF SVGA R.

The average price or Brown or Mo.covado Sugar, coin.
puled front the Eichorn, made in the wick ending the 29th
day of August, 1821, is 31a. O. per hundred fortlght, t*-
elusive of she duties of customs paid or p.qable thereon un
the Importation thereof tato Great Biitaiu.
London, England, 1821-09-03

TUE ARMY.

The 10th regiment of foot, commanded by Lieut -Colonel
Stewart, embarked on Saturday at Portsmouth in two trans-
poeie, fur Plymouth, to relieve the 3.1 regiment of goarda,
ordered to Ch4thltn. The 15ill regiment of foot, from Cum-
berland Furl, *lkea the duty.
Friday arribed at Portsmouth lb. Leedom transport,
Lieut. A. klmeilonald, Art iit, in thirty day. from Gibraltar,
with two comp:wire of the royal artillery, and a few dis-
tressed Britiab subjects on board.
London, England, 1821-12-14

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lop itaing, that Freud Wad not rePaii Pmu the itil .
vilejla * hod odypneed:"liihortly grief this he stras
ditnly ostonished to And that, withmit spy ratlike
it 'ofiviii•o of dinplisfsettors by Mr. rm. ~. hA .
NO O NOR to Cleskettueli, awl preferred • IL
11.
orient sgriost him for • conspiracy. e wail
charged with conspiring with • Mr. Lee, whom the
Plaintiff then had never seen, but who, it seem:,
kid ipittei rime letters to the Duke of San Carlos;
go Ott subject of the young women, and that bud
kennel se • foundation for inelhdisig Mr. Reeser in
the charge. Mr. Harmer wrote inintediately to the
Defendant. expressing his astonishment at the
thew, end his desire to gd to trial imthediately ;
Wt Mr. [crowd (who was the only witness on the
back of the indictment) coolly replied, that he
should proceed in the ordinary course. Mr. Har-
mer the., removed the proceedings by Certiorari
into this Court, aid took every step to expedite a
trial. IVhere the cease came obi no evidence was
offered. The question which the Jury would
he.. to try was this t Did the Defendant walla
Mouldy and without probable cause accuse Mr.
Harmer of e cutopirsey ? He (Mr. Gurney) should
bring Mr. Hertner's conduct in this case to the
Defendant's knowledge t that conduct was purely
compassionate to an object of companion, and the
compensation due to him for the wrong hr lied su.-
tamped it would be for the Jury to award. Au
DSc, copy of the record of acquittal was then put
is and read.

Mr. Serjeaut PEAKS, for the Defendant, took an
objection, that the name Carvajal in the present
record was spelled with a g instead of a j.
Mr. Guairsv submitted that he was instructed
the letters were the same in sound in the Spanish.
The Loan Corso harries said lie was ready to
bear any testimony on that head.
M►. GURNEY maid he saw a Noble Lord who
could probably speak on the point. (Lord Holland
sat on the bench during the trial.)
The Loan Cour JUSTICE said be believed Mr.
Gurney was in error, but he was ready to hear
evidence.

Mr. GUMMY consulted with one of bis own
witnesses, but no evidence being offered, the ob-
jectiao taken by Mr. Setjeant Polite Iva, NW.
end the Plakatiff wes nonsuited.
London, England, 1821-12-14

l'o the EDITOR of The BRITISH PRESS.
Public Office, Worship-street,
December 12, 1821.
31111—As imarestrate report of the case of Rehm% Sw-
ims hosing appeared is your Paper of the 7th instant, I am
directed by Without &nett, Esq. the Magistrate before whom
that rase was heard, to request you to insert, in your next
Paper, the following correct statement of the facts which
look place on that occasion.
1 awe, Sir, your most obedient humble Servant,
WM. HERITAGE:. Chief Clerk.
Cba Thursday the 6th instant, ReCirca Marina* was
Aciaight to this office, charged by the parish-officers of St.
al eity, Islington, with exposing her new born infant in the
street, on the evening of the 12th of November last.
Mr. hoses Farley, of No. 4, Greenman's-lane, Islington,
deposed, that on the 12th of November last he found a
child lying naked tin the pavement, apparently just born, its
Creop-street, Isliogton, about seven o'clock in the evening.
Mrs-Slater, of No. 1, Allen•street, Goswell-street, deposed
that the Prisoner came to her house (which is about a mile
from the spot where the infant was exposed) about half.
put given o'clock the same evening; that from her appear-
suet she thought she had either just been in the pains of
childbirth, or bad miscarried; that she questioned her on
the subject, hot she denied it.
Mr. Swan, the Overseer of Islington, deposed that on the
14th of November he accompanied Mr. Oldershaw, the Ves-
try Clerk, to Mrs. Mattes house, where he saw the Pri-
soner, and charged her with being the mother of the child,
which she, on his telling her that Mr. Sinskiu, the parish
Doctor. should examine her, confessed. The Prisoner, in
her •Jefence„ said that she was near her labour, and pro-
ceeding to the workhouse, hut was taken ill in the street,
when she dropped the child, nut being in ber settees at the
time.
Mr. Walker, her master, Mated that the Prisoner lived
with him three mooths, doriag which time she conducted
herself honestly; that his wife had visited her in the work-
house, where wee was in a derangrd state. This was contra •
dieted by the perish officers, and Mr. Sioskiii, the medical
gentleman who attended her there.
The Overseers proposed declining to prosecute her, but to
this the Magistrate did not consent. They then offered to
take her to the workhouse till she could rind hail ; to this
the Magistrate also objected, hut recommended them to
prefer their bill before the Grand Jury the next morning, to
prevent her linnet sssss y imprisonment. The Prisoner was
required to Sod twu:suretirs (in the usual sum) of 201. each,
soil herself in 401, and to give twenty.four hours notice of
bail to the Vestry Clerk of the parish. Oa her being com-
mitted she was unwilling to give up ber child, which she
was allowed to take with her to the prison, where she is, iu
the infirmary, with her child, and takes every care of, by
order of the Magistrate.
London, England, 1821-12-14

LAS' thttlit.tvEmbs.

covar Or CHANCDRY, lassepes yik
111 Wallace, Deceives& Is.

cirrmisaw a. casask%
Thin 0.• au appeal comae bins the &list of
the Iftte-ClixeceLLoa, of IN) intbreot except to
the parties coueeroe.i. The Coon tees occupied
until hump", onto o'clock la Naming the tug*.
mows of lamella!s at which taloa, MO Lordship rem

COVON OF NIKGI sakca,
Tsentanay. Dsdaises 13.

'Weal See Lois alias Junks wet /pedal Jar**.
TES Vila V. [HILL.
This was a criminal inforroatiou filed by the AT-
TolltaY-Gittisitst.. against the Defendant, for
wilful awl corrupt perjury committed by him in
his examination as a wittiest, at the bar of she House
of Lards, on site 2.3 d June, 1820.
The Arroamer-Gemaast. stated the case to the
Jury for the prosecution. It arose out afst contest-
ed election for The borough of Berustable. in which
Sir Manasseh Lopes, Mr. Chamanney, and Sir Henry
Thompson, were candidates. The two former be.
ing returned, Sir Henry Thompson petitioned the
House of Common* against the retoru, stld a select
Committee being sppoluttd, the Defroniant, who is
a brick-matter, and freeman of this borough of
Bernatirple, we. examined before them, and on that
occasion he swore that lie voted for Sir Manasseh Lo-
pes in consequence of being promised a aatisfection
by Mr. Gribble (the agent of Sir Monasseb Lopes).
Subsequently a Bill being brought into the House
of Lord• to disfranchise the borough of Barnstaple,
he was again examined se a witness, and at their
Lordships her he swore that on his requiring wow-
factiou from Gribble, the letter turned sway with-
out giving any answer, thus contradicting what he
had previously sworn before the Committee of the
House of Commons. The corrupt motive was ap-
perrot ; in the first instance he wished the election
to be set aside, end in the second iiiitionce it twos
clearly rotatory to his interest that the borough
should be disfranchised, he being one of its venal
voters. The Learised Counsel observed on the
heinous nature of the offence of perjury, and the
necessity the law officers of the Crown felt them-
selves to be under to bring this ease before the
Coat.

The Journals of the House of Lords were then
put in es evidence.
Mr. Canary (short-hand writer) reed frog his
notes the evidence given by the Detindant ad the bar
of the House of Lord* on the e3cl and 95th J.oe.
London, England, 1821-12-14

A GANN MON.

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Yesterday UN rising • acme of• very novel description look
place in Fleet-market, and which attracted lie attention
sod eurpriee, yet at the moue lime the admirstios of name•
roes spectators. A pertain walking on the pavenrest of Ore
west side of the marker, habited is the ga►b of a butcher,
with lop boots on, attracted the alienator sad excited the
indignation of a game cock, which woe in care of several
bees. Whether it was the top boots that displeased him, or
nay thing else, could not be ascertained; but the tact was,
the cock attacked the man in • very fierce autism awl
ustwithsisoding several attempts made by bun to kick or
oinks the feathered champion, be totally failed, for as he
repeatedly attempted it, so often did the cock evade his
att.ek by aprisghig is the air, •ad the cock actually ran a
thstssoe of at least from 10 to 11/ yard, is pursuit of his
satagooist, ■nd when be " found him sot," be, is all the
pride and exultation of victory, began crowisg.
London, England, 1821-09-04

GRAND RROArrl.

We were highly gratified yesterday by iiiiii of the best.
gestated rowing matches which we witnestini this mason.
The delightful evening and the great number of parties of
Measure is wherries very much contribeied to the beauty of
the seem. The boat race was for • prise wherry (raised by
subscription), given by the iababitants of Lambeth; it was
built by Messes. Godfrey sad Searle, ad cost teem), gri-
lses's. It was rowed for by the following eight pair of tiara
belonging to Lambeth stairs, each boat being distiuguiabed
by • different colour :
Leiria Richards and William Maynard Scarlet.
Charles Maynard and George dither ... Potpie.
Edward Perry and William Hawkin5.........., Grump.
Joseph Gad and Thomas Campbell • •
George PI d and John Rolls .. Pink.
George Wyld and John Maynard
Francis Rolls and George Allen Yellow.
William Poulton and William Rolls .... Brown.
It ores rowed for in three heats, each hiss le start from
Westminster bridge, through Vauxhall-be teg% vowed a boat
mourrd off Belmont house, return down the Survey shore,
rosid time Bath, and return to Lambeth stairs. Al ball...past
two o'clock they started for the first twat: they shewed much
spurt until they reached Ymishallao.idge, the eight boats
being very close, and sometimes abreast. On their return
orange was the fret, and conacooently entitled to row
for the grand ur decisive heat. At half-past four (Meek
the seven boat• started fur the errand heat, which, is the
opinion of those skilled in such amusements, was oue tif
best-contested heats they ever remember to bare seen; the
'Leto, y fur some time waft doubtful ; however, though not the
favourite, it was won by green, brows being the second.
At a quarter to seven o'clock the two winning boats (orange
and green) winners of the first and second heats, started
for the grand prise wherry, and-after a severe contest it was
won by (aisume) Edward Perry and William Hawkins. It
was near half past seven when it was over.
There were three other rowing matches, which added to
the beautiful display OS the water; the grandest of which
was fur a wherry, given by the Inhabitants of Sarithwark,
to be rowed fur by eight pair of sculls, is three heats, and
was finally won by Edward Broomall. We are happy to
state that in the course of the whoa day we did not hear of
any accident.
London, England, 1821-09-04

PIGEON MATCH.

A sweepstakes match took place yesterday morning at
Totteridge, between two el ,ai lb birds each, 21 yards
from the imp. The stake was ISO (raisers aside, sad was
decided as follows :

killed.
Mr. Herne....., .. 14
Mr. Gee l3
Mr. Bart!Minn l9
Mr. Jones. ......
Mr. Codringion ll
Mr. Mellish
Mr. Armstrong 9
Mr. Smith 9
Mr. Kent
Mr. Forrest 8
Mr. Fruit

rilled.
Mr. Howe. l5
Mr. Jenks., l4
Mr. Hall
Copious Smith ll

----- J ones . . • ..... . ll
Mr. R. Hall ll
Mr. Marshall lO
Mr. Mellish 9
Mr. Hart ........
Mr. Coma 8
Mr. Msale 6

The winners were from Herb
lawn front 011011 anti Bedfordsh
fur amongst the whiners 'leis da
thirty-five, and twenty Ire, the
birds to start with.

end Bucks eliitfly, and the
re. The stakes will be abut
I io four prizes of fifty, forty,
worst ■hots reeeiriug dead

GROURR SHOOTING.

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We are hippy to way that Itomper Camille, the favourite
shooting-box of the late klarqois of Granby and the present
Duke of Rutland, Ism this year assumed its original appear-
owe, with abundant harvest ter the sportsman. The pre-
sent occupiers of these snows, ke. (John Chaworth, Esq.
and Edmund Tarim, Esq.) began their deadly warfAre on
the 13th of,Augum, and ow the 17th no less than its knit-
deed and siztpfour birds bed bees bagged by these two
Geetlemen.
London, England, 1821-09-04

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Prince Nicholas Esterhaty smut mite arrived yesterday
evening at the Brunswick Howse Hotel, Ha•over-ogsare,
from Ireland.
The Duchess Dowager of Rich.. sad and the Ladies
Uinta:am ois • visi t to the Duke and Duchess of Iticbasood
at their mat, Goodwood, Sussex.
Mr. cad Mrs. Welsh left the Polies', Hotel, Piccadilly,
yesterday for Paris.
Lord Rivers is arrived is tows from his seat, Hare Park,
near Newmar krt.
Departures from the Royal Hotel, St. James's-streat
Dr. Bockkals for Lubeck i J. C. Ewart, Esq. for Liverpool.

SPLIiNDID BREAKFAST.

On Thursday last Sir Giiticrt sad Lady East gave • truly
magniltent de jeftwer, et Ihrir 'ankle Mosier, Hall-plaice, to
n large circle of their friends, consisting of the priucipal
families at present in the aeighhourlsood. Amen the us-
merges visitors WP obs-rred Sir W. Clayton and family, the
Chancellor of the Ext-hequer, Mrs. Demme and family,
Mrs. Law, Lord Braybrook aril family, Lady Walsh, Lady
Nugent, A. Emit, Eq. Mrs. Harford and family.
Dowell, Esq. and family, Sir N. Diskinfield and
P. Greafell, Esq. M.P. the Hon. M. Westmont, Cotoilet
Atborp, C.Sawyer, Esq. Gen. Picot, Admiral West, several
Officers of the Lie Guards, Colonel Keersey, &c. The
room appropriated for the entertainsneat was the Statue
Saloon, recently fitted up, at so immense expense. The
breakfast was served up on • service of massive plate;
which, together with the tastefully-disposed decorations of
the room, had • most irnpoiing effect. The wines sad
viands were of exquisite quality, and the ;vaunts re-
flected the highest credit •s the conductor of Ihis splendid
regale. The much-admired band of the Ufa Guards at-
tended. Dancing commenced soon after breakfast, end was
continued till eight o'clock, when the company began to
separate' highly gratified with the hospitality of Sir Gilbert
and Lady East.
London, England, 1821-09-04

THE ROBERT BROOM STEAM PACKET.

Eetrart of a letter from a passenger tin lineal the Robert
Bruce steam packet, to the ageut :—" Jae vessel sailed
from Liverpool fur Dublin, on Het !nth August. Oa the
passage, the Captain (who never spirited Sloe deck) perceived
as I heat and smoke to proceed from the cabin, whet'
hi Immediately ordered the fire under the boiler, to be put
out. On going below, he found that some of the fire had
commenteated with the Ruud the eual.hole ; nod the 6,e
rapidly increasing•, be, with great presetice of mind, with
the IIeiIASOCC of the passeugers and crew, had the good f...
tame to keep the fire douse, by a plentiful mid r. enl ir •iiii
ply of water, while he rate the vessel for Ls tt,
North Willey, where lw Nuded the passengers
in perfect safety, all of whom attest the merstut loos eusedut
of Captain Carlisle, the pilot, and the (few.
•` We hear the damage to the vessel is much less than
could have been ripened, but the treeise cause of the acci-
dent cannot as yet be correctly ascertained."
A letter from Holyhead, dated Tuesday night, ten o'clock,
states that the Bence weal down in about half an hour after
the passenger* sod crew gritted her.

A pen man. a mereimat at Cricy, ha• been ted at
Paris far writing a tbreatesing letter t"the Priaceuf °nage,
fu► the purpose of °Maiming from his Royal Highness the
torts of 20,000 fraacs.—(Caartttatimuitt.)
The Courtier de Strasburg state*, that within
there few days, the Count Gurrarsoux (Ex King
of Sweden) passed some hours au that city, where
he arrived without aoy suite, and even without a
single domestic.

It has been mentioned that • slight ►buck of an
earthquake Will felt at Naples. It appears the
shock was more violent in Calabria. House. were
thrown down in the environs of Catittatto, and se-
veral persons perished in the ruins.
London, England, 1821-09-04

6 ERMA N PAPERS,

!aim', *smut? 19.
Our accounts from Albania are not of great impurtartre..
Greater trasiqpillity has prevailed in that province since the
defeat of the Turkish army which was statiossed in is. Tim
accounts of the march of a corps of Greeks and A Ihe
from Albania In Macedonia use mese fables. Thecoup' of
Animas now opposed to the Turks west first of all make
themselves ma rrrrr of the wooer/ places which the Turks stilt
hold ha t►e lutes iur of Ilse country and on the coast. Ever
Previte% Parga, and the other ports which were thought to
haw* been abandoned by the Turku, are still in. t►eir bands.
The sionsmossication ►y sea with tialonichi is for the pretest
►stored, because the Greek ships which bad long blockaded
that post have sailed to strengthen the Greek fleet at the
euftance of the Dardanelles. It &ea out seem likely that
the aavigstims of those seas will remain bee, as the Greeks
have a great interest in blockading the Nohow. of fialotielti.
Nobody therefore ventures on any CONIIIIIerdei sraanactiossa
By land, ton, the conontinieatioto uuith• t➢aNnicht is arms
laser because the Tacks have the superiority in the greatest
part of Macedonia, and the Greeks have retreated into the
atostataius oa the approach of a rather considerable Turkish
fumes.

ottonguafts OF WA&111, AVOLIFF
Letters from Vireos do uot snake the slightest oration of
any assembling of • considerable Austrian corps in gab-
malls, of which the French Pape.s have told as so oracle. a;
fur some tiumpast. According to correct information, I
of
are indeed pretty coasiikrabl., gammon at Zara, and o
•ma porta and towns of Dalnastia. Rages. and C
London, England, 1821-09-04

HORNCASFLR FAIR.

Ho►ueastle late fair has been distinguished by au ram-
eedented degree of dullness. Although the show of horsey
was smaller tbs. ever before bourn, yet the demand by ao
means equalled the supply, fur the number of purchasers
barely amounted to one-third of those usually attendant on
former occasions. Blood horses experienced the best sale,
bat a reduction of from forty to fifty per cent. from last
year's prices, and many returned without even an offer
being made fur them. Couat Baiiiani, from Vienna, pay_
chased several blood horses. The beast fair was thinly
attesuled, both by buyers and sellers, and very little business
was done.

A letter from Boulogne-slur-Mee, dared E9th
August, says—is Mr. WEBSTER WILDDRRIIIJIts's
proces was tried here this day, when. after P deli-
berate examination of all the witnesses, himself and
the servant (who has been long perfectly well), the
Procnreur du Rni pronounced Mr. WEDDRICIVRN's
conduct perfectly justifiable, and that he had
wounded the servant in his own defence. he having,
by his own deposition, made the assault upon his
toaster. The Tribunal adjudged therefore 16 francs
anomie. and the costs to be paid mutually between
the parties. Mr. W. was mo►t ably defended by
Mr. BEDOUIN, advocate at Boulogne.
A Correspondent has favoured us with the fol-
lowing brief account of the bequest of the late
General PHILIP MARTIN, who died, aged 89, on
the sth ult. at Leeds Castle, iu the county of Kent.
lie bequeathed that interesting and valuable do-
main, with extensive freehold property in various
counties, end three hundred thousand pounds in
ready money. to one of his nearest relatives,
FIINNES WYKEHAM. Esq. of Chalcombe Priory,
in the county of Northampton, and of Banbury, in
the county of Oxon. The General in his will has
directed 30,0001. to be expended in the repara-
tion. of the ancient Castle, in which King EDWARD
the Second, RICHARD the Second, and HENRY the
Fourth resided ; and King GEoßoi the Third and
his Queen were visitors to Mr. afterwards Lord
FAIR/AZ (the uncle of General MARTIN), in No-
vember, 1779. On the 18th alt. Mr. and Mrs.
WTIERHAII, accompanied by their lovely and ac-
complished daughters, were received, in their op.
proach to the Castle, by the numerous tenantry and
inhabitants of the neighbourhood, who conducted
them through the Park with a band of music, and
other manifestations of a hearty welconse.—(Wind-
sor Express.)
London, England, 1821-09-04

AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.

On Wednesday last, • meeting took place at the Clock
Ferry of the farmers and Gentkane• in the neighbourhood,
In order to form • Society fur encouraging improvement i•
the breed of tattle, horses,and sheep, in the Lower Ward of
Renfrewshirr. A great number of Members were enrolled,
•nd a Consniittee appointed to draw op rules and regula.
lions for the Society, to be submitted to a future general
meeting of the members. After the business was over, the
'weathers dined together in the Ferry.hotrae, and spent the
afternoon with the greatest harmony and hilarity. The
meeting was highly matilird by the presence of the cele-
brated Sir Humphrey Davy, who accompanied Sir Michael
Shaw Stewart, to whom he bad been ou • visit for several
days, at Ardgowas.
London, England, 1821-09-04

SHREWSBURY ASSIZES.

On Tuesday the hedges of Assize, the Lord Chief Justice
Abbott and 31r. &trim Girrow, arrived in this town, accom-
panied with the High Sheriff, Richard Heber, Esq. ALP.,
awl a highly r.speetable attendance of gesitkines. Early
in the afternoon a sumberneas hu.ly of Mr. Heber's tenantry
and neighbours, arrived is town, and were favours its
their hair, as • token of their joy at that Nestle:maser eke.
lion for the University of Oxf..rd. Oa Wednesday their
Lordships attesultd St. Chad's church, where the Rev. R.
Heber delivered& discoserse.from let Samuel, 7 eh. Id, 17, v.
After divine service their Lordships took their seats in the
Comity Hall.
THE GRAND JURY.
Ra.. 4 Herbert Lord Clive, Forename.
Hon. R. Ctive,'Oektry Park E. W. Smythe Owen, Con-
HOll. T. Kenyon, Prado . diver Palk, Esq.
Sir E. Smyth, Acton Buena, P. Curbet, I..o*gime, Esq.
Bart. Robert Lethbridge, Shrews.
Sir A 11.1. Corbel, Acton Rey- I bury, Esq.
iin1.1.•134/t. F. K. Leighton, Ross Hall,
Wm. Charlton, Ap'cy 'Park, Esq. ,
Esq. W. Childe, Wrockwardise,
T. Whitman., Apley Castle, v Esq.
Esq. W. Spading, Pettiest, Esq.
T. Henries, C.eurktoo, Esq. .P. B. Harrier, &tuball, Esq.
Ed Ploirame, Hatton, Esq.. K. Tapp; Whitton, Esq.
J. Wing ft. Id, thi.luw, EA. J. Edwards, Great Ness, Esq.
W. Owen, Vvuoillutuse, Esii. , ''S. Parry, The Isle, Esq.
Wes. Orin•by Gore, Peak-. W. U. Norcup, Briton, ro"l•
Wean, E...q. . . T. Bayley, Wick Birches, E..q.
H'. W. Whitsnoic, Drams- J. T. !lope, Netley, Esq.
tote, Esq. Thomas Eylun, Eylimi, Esq.
After the reading of his Majesty's Proclamation for the
Suppression of Vice and Inishiurality, Lord Chief Justice
Aasnrs !Lid-.

Geotlemen of the Grand Inquest, it cannot bet be satis-
lictory to observe, Hint the number of criminals in the pre-
se,i; ,•tesolor is far less than has heels known fur a lung pe-
tied preceding; and it is forth. r satisfactory to be able to
haulm you, that the remark applies nut merit, to this
comity, it brio; very generally the rare throughout the
whole of the totalities throogli which I have travelled.—
TO whatever cause such • happy mull must be attributed,
it cannot fail of twin a source of rejoiciug to all.—
A .00111 IT tIIIIPC of congratulation is, that with the ex-
ception of one or two cases in the Calendar, the allure of
the crimes. with which Hie Prisoners are charged, is slot
stamped so gisilly a .hr aslioreiterly. His lordship
said, since lie arrived in lulu, be had carefully looked over
the various depositions of the %%Hamer, suit it did not weer
to him that any of the cares allied for particular remarks
from him; and as to auy vowel remarks, lie was sure they
would be supeidtious to wen islau were so regularly iw tow
habit of the dal of a Gram! Jury. However, if
. . .
London, England, 1821-07-05

EAST INDIA HOUSE, JULY 4, 1821.
THE COURT of DIRECTORS of the
UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENG-
LAND,
trading to the EAST. INDIES, do hereby rip*
Nettee,
That a GENERAL COURT of the said COMPANY
will be held at their House in Lendeuball street, on TUES.
DAY, the 17th instant, front Eleven **Clock in lbs Fore.
noon until Six in the Evening, to Ballot uu the following
Question, .viz.-•
,` That Sir James Home, Bart. late of the Madras Civil
Establishment, he permitted to rehire lui the oerviee, under
the Provisiwas of the Act of the 334 Gen. 111. 4411).52, sec.
70, with the rank which he held when he quitted Madras,
agreeably to the Art of the 53d Geo. 111. rap. 155, sec. 85,
in order to determine by such Ballot, whether three parts
in fuur of the Proprietors present at such General Court,
commit that Sir hunts Home be permitted to mitten with
the said rusk to India."
JOSEPH DART, Secretary.
London, England, 1821-07-05

Postscript, Tuesday, Jody 3, Foos o'Cloch.

CO►►ta.—There ware two poblie sales to-day, consisting of
Dutch, Jamaica, and St. Domingo : the demand was leas
lively than ■t the former rates, hot the ;wires were very
nearly the same; a large proportion of the St. Domingo was
lakes ha.

The H P. SVGA% usstket eras heavy in.dsy, but he prices
of last Friday were fully paid ; the public sale of Barbadoes
went at fell prices.
London, England, 1821-07-05

MARKETS.
CORN RXCHANOR, Jvcv 4.

Although the supply of Moat Ifras week has hems far
from large, and the weather continues unfavourable fur the
growing crops, yet the demand is very trifling, and only the
lamest samples find buyers, for which description Monday's
prices were obtained this morning; hut the iuferiur qua-
lities are unsaleable, and prices nominal.—Barley is Is per
quarter cheaper, having • pretty good supply from Suffolk,
loud but little demand fur Ill.—Flue Oats folly support Mon-
day's prices.—lo Beans, Peas, and other articles there is
no alteration.

IMPORTATIONS LAST W 686.

lbuttisb Wheat, 4,388 ; Barley, 1,359; Malt, 2.572; Oats,
9,903; Beaus, 1,9031 PIP&S4S, 190.—Inch Wheal, 520; Oat.,
I,sBo.—Kaidish Flour, 7,491 sueks.—Asorricas ditto, 450
barrels.
London, England, 1821-07-05

ALMON, ODY. and CO. mccit respectfully
1.- CAUTION the Public against the many bungling and
Inferior imitative TRUSSES now offered for sale. The true
PATENT SELF-A DJUSTI NG TRUSSES have "Salmon,
Patent" stamped on the front end of the spring.
The PATENTEES have the honour to supply the Army
and Navy, the Naval and Military Hospitals. the Dock
Yards and Ordstaore, the Marine Infirmary, the Honourable
East India Company, the City of Loudest Truss Society,
the Mary le-bune,Wiveliscoinbe, Bristol, stud Denbigh Mr-
marks, the Middlesex Hospital, &c. Sm. &c.
••• Persons resisting In the country sending the circum-
ference of the body across the hips, may depend upon being
accurately fitted.

292, STRAND, and 88, CORNHILL.
N. B.—Tbe Trade supplied un reasouab:e terms.
to be addressed to the STRAND.
London, England, 1821-05-08

111 r. WOOLF, laic of the Thestre-Ruyal, Dreary.lane, is
tamed at this Theatre, mid wall make his Met appear.
mace this Eveuiug.
SURREY THEATRE.
THIS EVENING, TUESDAY. Muy
will be persisted (14th time). • sew Barletta, called
THE TWO GREGORIES;
Or, WHERE DID THE MONEY COME FROM?
John Buil, Esq. Mr. Belliugor ; Mr. Gregory, Mr. Wat-
kins Burroughs; Gregory, Mr. Firswilliasi. Alas. Gregory,
Miss Jonas; Fsarchetie, Miss Copeland.
After which the Serious Melo.draose of
GEORGE BA UNWELL.
George Barnwell, by a Genttensas (his first appearance).
Millwood, Miss Taylor; Maria, Miss Norton.
To conclude with • popular Barletta, founded on
THE BEGGAR'S OI'ERA.
Captain Macheath, Mr. Woolf; Peaehram, Mr. Adcock ;
Ludas, Mr. Wyatt; Filch, Mr. Frozwilliam. Polly Peachum,
Miss Copeland; Lucy Lockit, Miss Poole; Mrs. Penchant
(first time), Mrs. Salter.
Places fur the Boxes to as takes of Mr. Grove, at the
Box.offire.
Tu-morr.w, Mr. Huntley will perform in the Melo-drams
called Misanthropy and Repentance; and on Thursday in a
new Serious Romance (never acted), milled The Mysterious
Mother.
Next week will be produced (And time) • new tiepin.
dr ems, called The Seven, Champions of Christendom.
London, England, 1821-07-02

FASHIONA PLR PAKTUM

The podium of Richmond entertained a distinguished
party yesierdity at ber house, IVatrrloo-plaer.
The Lord Chancellor has issued earda of invitation for an
entertainment oil the 14tb initnnt illtie house in Hasaihon-
pfeee.
The Earl and Countess Vernlam will entertain a distin-
guished pariy ute the 10th instant at their harm in Grosve-
nor-square.
The Earl of Mecham.* has issued cards of invitation for
an entertainment ou the 12th instant at his house in South-
, Grosvinor-sqii a re.
Lady Rowley hag utilised cards of invitation for a ball on
the 9th instant, at her horse in Grosvenor•street.
Lady Lambert will give a splendid rout on the oth inst.
at her house is hlascbertes-sitalre.

icasov, Julia 26.—tha Monday his Excellency
Lord Boasorono. Governor of our Island, arrived
here in the /.;on cutler. His Excellency was re-
ceived by, Mojor-Geueral Goeucon, Cum/minder-
in-Chief, Bud his Sniff. In the evening the torn
was slhasimiwatetl. His Lordship's stay will be very
short ; inspect the various regOnents of
militia.
The Seriagaream f
Cast. S. WAIL,tEN,
C.B. is ordered to Lisboa, to relieve the Liffey.
Copt. DUNCAN/ C.B. which ship is to re-
turn to Spithesd.
London, England, 1821-07-02

THE BRITI SH :SS.

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LONDON,
MONDAY. JULY Q. MI.

Au extremely interesting conversation arose in
the House of Commons on Saturday evening upon
the subject of the QUlEtea claim to share the ho-
nours of the approaching Coronation. From the
part which Mr. DENM AII and the Marquis of LON.,
MONDERRY bore in this conversation, wc-can collect
that the \Queen on Monday last, for the first
lime, made a formal application to the Privy
Council, demanding, as of rieht, that she should
be crewsied at the same time with her Royal Con-
sort, and on Saturday morning her MAJESTY
transmitted a farther memorial to the Privy
Council, desiring that she might be heard by her
Counsel in support of her claim. The sub-
ject has, according to the statement of the Mar-
quis of LONDONDBILAY, been submitted by the
Privy Council to the opinion of the Low Officers
of the Crown, for the purpose of ascertaining, in
the first instance, how far the Queen's claim is
consistent with the laws and usages of this realm ;
but the Noble Marquis did not intimate whether
the judgment of the Council were eventually to be
governed by the tenor of the report which may be
returned by the Krna's Attorney, Solicitor, and
Advocate-General. The Privy Council have, in
fact, tong since arrived at a conclusion upon
this point, which the I member, of it
have not affected to coneral or deny, and which
is indeed avowed to he hostile to the spirit of
the claim now preferrtd by the Queen. From
this conclusion it is not probable that any re-
port of the Law Officers of the Crown could induce
them to depart, and it was iu this isehug that the
Marquis of LONDON DIMLY declared in the House
of Commons on Saturday evening, that, so far as his
advice could exercise any influence, her Mammy
should not be admitted to participate in the horiours
of the Coronation.

The public, we think, will now learn with some
surprise that her MAJESTY'S claim in this parti-
cular should have been suffered to lie dormant fur
so long u lime amidst all the bustle and tumult of
preparation, and that not until last Monday was
it deemed expedient to submit it to the judgment
of the Privy Council. How far her MAJESTY'S
claim to the honours of Coronation with her Royal
Consort is founded in law, or established by pre-
scription, we shall not presume to offer any opi.-
Mon, nor shall we now question the propriety of
modifying a legal claim by submitting it to the
control of some imaginary politicul expediency.
The nisi of these points is now pending before
a competent tribunal, and it will be properly
London, England, 1821-05-30

THE KING'S SECOND LETTER TO HIS PEOPLE.
This day is published, in Syn. price 21. priaird usitesubly
with the 24th Eddins, of the former Letter.

A SECOND LETTER front the KING tti
his PEOPLE.
Published hy. William Sam., Bookseller to his Royal
Highness this Duke of York, 1, St. inmeA's-street.
Of whom may mill be had,
The FIRST LETTER from the KINO, a new EAlion
of ninth (being the 24th) is now trod, for delivery.
London, England, 1821-05-30

J u*t published, in Sett price ft.. ea.
4 TEN YEARS' RESIDENCE IN
.CS.. FRANCE, during the severest patio( the Revolution;
from the years 1797 lo 1797; eusatainosig various Anecdotes
of some of She must remarkable Pe►sonagea of that Period.
By Mrs. CHARLOTTE WEST.
Printed for Win. Saga., Bookseller, by appointment, In
his Royal Highness the Doke of Yurk, 1, St. Jsmev's street;
and Robert Jennings, 2, Poultry.
London, England, 1821-05-30

This day is published, in foolseap Bvo. price
TII E VIE W. and other POEMS. By
CHAN DOS LEIGH, Esq.
"The Poem entitled s The View,' which contains reire.
turns wr.tten during a Tour in Switzerland and Italy, is
cinuposed with considerable talent; some pusages hare
much poetical spirit, All4l the whole piece displays a degree
of ilerunt, liberal, and well.regolnied fe. ling, which do
credit to the Author's principles as a ntau."—Vidr
bores Review, Nu. 89, fur Mirch 1821.
Punted for W. Sams. Bookseller to his Royal Highness
the Duke of Voik, 1, St. James's-Wee'.
London, England, 1821-05-30

r.

•
TIIR ARMY.
toplainßartleen Company of the 49th regiment have ar-
rived al Carlo., I. do duty.
Tile 4111 royal wrierass batlahoo west. diestuld,4 at Ayr,
ou the ftlih instant.

prtrielarnents of the 3.1 veteran brutally* front Tether,.
Carrick Wind, and St-missy, arrived iu Limerick mi
dry and Tuesday se'nnight, on their route fur Waterford.
'lf he 83th or Coutianght ranges', expect shortly to leave
Cheater for Ireland_
The embarkation of the tit royal veteran battalion com-
menced on Wednesday, at Watertord, elicit four (helpmates
wt nt or hoard the transports at the Parade.
The first thsidow of the 4911. regiment, which is to re-
place the 2d veteran battalion its Waterford, marched Imo
:hat city on ‘Tedireaday. The ih-taelinsent cionsiNted of two
consparies, under the command of Major Draw, Another
divisson was in olive on Thustsloy„ as ale a portion of the
3d vrterasts; tlie latter to be embarked fat Plymouth.
London, England, 1821-05-30

TILE. BRITISEI REVIEW. No. XXXIV.
published June 1, contains the following Subjects :
I. Bishop Tionline's Life of William Pitt; 11. Greece An-
cient and modern, Doilivell's Classical Tour through Grater,
Hoghes's Travels to Sicily, Greece. and Albania;
Southe)'s Vision of Jtodzment ; IV. On Meleoritiogy, Me-
teorological Instruments, and the Climate of London,
Downed on the Climate of London, Leslie on bistro-
menus for Meteorological Observations, Dr. Forbes on
the Climate of Penzance ; V. Esrl Walslegrave's Me.
moire; VI. Shelley's Cenci; VII. Scripture Chronology,
Benson on the Chronology of our Saviour', Life, Watson
refuted by Dr. Frincis, Volney's New Et hei of Ancient
Hictory, Overton's Genesi. and Danl.! Defended ; VIII.
Pale's Outlaw of Taurus ; IX. Bishop of St. David's Tracts
on the Divinity of Christ ; X. Lord Byron's Doge of Venice,
&c. die.

London: Printed for Baldwin, Cradoek and Joy, Paler-
tkeitcr-row ; and J. Hatchard and Soo, Piccadilly.
London, England, 1821-05-30

THEATRE& it
•
Last night, the comedy of The Road to Knew
was performed at this thane', meat to the gniti-.
indigo of a most crowded audience. Being a
ticket night, for dm besiefit of • certain number of
the lees celebrated performers, the theatre was at
an early hour filled to an overflow, the parties dis-
appointed of room in the pit, and even in the gal-
lery, flintily occupying the boxes, even to the very
roof. The company, however, was much more re-
spectable and orderly in their demeanour than is
usual on such occasion,. MUNDEff pleasingly re-
called to our remembrance some of his best days,
in his delineation of the agonized, dotting, touchy,
but generous DOl*lo*. ELLISTON also chose
to resume his former buoyancy and gentlemanly
vivacity in Harry Dornlon. Mr. HARLEY bustled
through the horse-jockey of fashion, Goldfinch,
with his accustomed lively and frolicsome eccentri-
city. Mrs. thatowe gave an admirable portrait
of the ridiculous, vain, and amorous selfishness of
the Widow Warren, and Miss KELLY, in Sophia,
bade defiance to panegyric.
The afterpiece of The Bee Hive followed, in
which the only novelty of cart was M it•S CUBITT
as Emily, who seems to Improve daily in voice as
well as in skill.

COVENT-GARDEN.
Lest night the musical Roinssice of Henri
Quat►e was performed at this theatre, for the be-
nefit of the Philanthropic Society, under the pa-
tronage of his Royal Highness the Duke of Sus-
sex, the friend and patron of every object tending
to promote the comfort, happiness, and prosperity
of leis country. We are happy to state there was an
overflowing house. A few minutes after the doors
were thrown open there was scarcely ■ seat to be
had in any part of the theatre. Mr. Sheriff Wt L-
UAUS made his appearance soon after the curtain
was raised, and et a more advanced period the
LORD Msvot entered, who were both warmly
greeted by the audience.
After the play an appropriate address was spoken
by Mrs. W. S. CHATTERLEY (her first appearance
at this theatre). Between the play and farce the
audience were entertained with several songs by
some of the most distinguished vocalists, who vo-
lunteered their services in the cause of charity.
Amongst those we cannot omit Signora MAMMON I,
of the Italian opera, who sung in the most delight-
ful manner " Questo so! the sifunesto." This lady
possesses a most pleasing voice, combined with the
most refined taste, and promises to become, at no
distant period, ■ most distinguished favourite.
London, England, 1821-05-30

BIRTH.

On hate/Iln, the 19th instant, in Dublin, the Lady of
Colonel Odell. of the Grove, eunni I.lmoriek (late Mewl-
her of Parliament fur said county), of st still-buts festal,
infant.

MARRIAGE.

On the 4:41h inst. at Gianotire church. near Cork, by the.
Hun. Rev. Thome, De Currey. John James Winii!mu, Cry.
eldret son of --- Hamilton, F.aq. of Ilallcmacoll, coma, of
Meath, to the Hou. Anne Geraldine De Cooley, 'hitt/
daughter of the lligh Hun. Lord Kinsale.

DEATHS.
On Wedaessfay, at his house in Gearge's-street, Ruter.
ford, after a tedious illness, Capt. Stephen Newport.
On the 19th Instant, •t Teddington, Mrs Lloyd, aged 'Th
wife of the Rev. Thom.. Lloyd, Domestic Chapfaiti to Ss
Royal Highness the Duke of Clarrnce.

HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT LONDON BRIDGE.
Moraittg 67 after 72. Evvoia; 28 after 1.

Yesterday—Kass Caauttes IL Ranoseu.—kleisday at all

the Public Offices.

rir REG !rare to state that I was afflicted with a
IL Strictore of the Urethra fur the spare of IS year., RC-
companies' *with tier usual distressing symptoms •iteniho.:
on that complaint., nub as weliturso, incontinense of tiring.
and a continual excruciating pouts is the parts, which had
reduced use to so e‘hatiated • atai• that myself and friends
had devnired of any reliefs After repeated trials of shi:
skill of medical men of the first mime in vain (for I costa
only obtain temporary reliof), I applied, its the RlO.lll of
August, ISIG, to Mr. Lydell, of 30, Duke-street, St. James's
merely from seeing hi•adverticesurst, without, Immo sat,
any peat expectations of success. From following lbw
plan and dineetions of Sir. Lynch, I had the happinms to
bud so much relief in the short apace of there seeks that
my despair was changed to the meat sanguine hopes. lit
shot t, from being use of the most miserable of men. I re-
ceives), as it were, slew life, and is six mouths was entirely
rid of the complaint, and can now boas. of a njoyisg that
greatest of blessings, health, is as moment degree, which is
heightened by the cowrie with former coffering*. fit gra-
titude to Mr. Lywels, as sell as for the hem& of brothi r
stifferess, I hare been induced to make this acknowledg-
ment, and trust if will he lilt lIIPRIIS of relieving many a
similar ease ; and I hereby authorise Mr. Lynch to refer any
gentleman to me, clottild Ilel require further information oil
the subject.—All leiter* post-paid.
CHARLES TANSWIFI.L.

Printed Rad Pahlmbed at THR BRITISH FRERRaa.ITNF.
CLORE l►Rice, Nu Il7,straad► by C. CUIINW ELL ,
of the Stria&
London, England, 1821-05-30

SOCIETY FOR THE IMPROVEMENT OF PRISON
DISCIPLINE, AND FOR THE REFORMATION OF
JUVENILE OFFENDEReI
THE ANNIVERSARY MEETING of the
SUBSCRIBERS and FRIENDS in this SO-
CIETY will be held •t Freemasons Hall, Great Qum"-
elm!, Lincoln's ow SATURDAY, the 2.1 Jane.
His Royal Hoglmea• the Duke of GLOUCESTER, K G.
the President, will lake the Chair at One n'Clnek precisely.
Tickets of admission may he had at the Society's Office,
IS, Aldermanhory.