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The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1821-04-09

' THR.tArtiouc RELLItii ATLL.

The Catholic Bill stands fir a second reading in
the House of Lords to-nsormw, There were ►ev..
rot meetings of the Peers who are friendly 13 the
Bill, at the Mttrquis of Lansdown's, in llerleley
square, it► the course of lust week, at which the
details, of the Bill were discussed, fur the purpose of
considering how frr it was practicable to modify
any ot' the clauses, so as to obviate some of the oh.
jectiona which have been urged against them. We
understood it is iutended to consolidate the two
Boards which are to regulate the Ecclesiastical or-
notigements provided by the Bill ; the Board, so con-
solidsted, to sit in Enietsild. Some other Atria.
'lois are also to take place, hut they are unim-
portant, and it is not intruded by the friend*
of the measure to propose any thing whirls
islYrcts the principle or main clauses of the inen.tir .
An attempt will he made to expunge the l.t. .
story oath imposed by the Bill upon the limbos.'
Catholic Clergy. We uuiler-tand that Uwe
will be a very fultalleudanceof Peels, malty Noble
Lords having come from distant partoof the country.
A calculation has been made of the probable votes
upon the second reading to-morrow; and it is esti-
mated that among the Lay Pee►. there will be a ma-
jority for tile second reading ; but that the weight
of the Bishops in attendance will turn the scale,
and make ■ majority the other way : which is ea.
riotisly e.timated, ►ome way 12, others 14. The
Bishop of Norwich, who vaes for the Bill, his
been lo► some time todirposed at Cheltenham. The
Right Rev. Prelate, however, measis to make an
effort, if possible, to attend is his place. S►ahops
cannot vote by proxy. Twenty-three Bishops are
cosisideree adverse to the measure.

The height of Snowdon hiss been determined by
Mr. %VolAssrotes thermometrical' barometer,
and the following are the results
Snowdon.
Height by Thermometrieal Barometer from the
north cud of Camlama Quay to the summit.. 3546,2 i
Dina liiigatiooteiriesilly, according to General
Roy...
Ditto Barometreridly, according to General Roy 3548,9
Meal Elio.
Barometer from the

Height by
north end of Camino. Quay 23f.0,55
Ditto Trigonometrically, according to General Roy 2371
Ditto Beaornelrieally, according to G I Roy 2391,8,
EXECUTION.—Booth and Parish, for the rob-
bery of Mrs. Clair. of Whaplode, were executed
pursuant to their sentence on the drop at Lincoln
oil Friday se'rinight. Parish appeared almost
overcome by his awful 'situation, and was slip.
ported up the steps; Booth. on the other
hand, evniced an •Nsuaal degree of firmness, ■nd
seemed almost fearless.; he ran up the steps gniekly.
and turned round en the top to look at the con-
course of spectators. lle turned to Parish, and
said, 's Let's shake hands." Alter lie was thrown
off, he struggled violently; Parish was soon dead.
They confessed their crimes.
London, England, 1821-06-04

A DELPHI THEATRE, STRAND.
By Permission of the Right Hon. the Lord Chamberlain.
Ylll-116 EVENING, RION DA I', Julie 4,
Wednesday, 6, Thursday, 7, and Saturday, 9, Messes.
EfiRRAYAT and DELCOUR, who have bees engaged at a
great expense, will perform.
Pail L—hloas. CHALONS will go through a great va-
riety s.f Wonderful Experiments of Recreative and Natural
Philosophy, which base bees su highly applauded and cheer-
ed by crowded mid fashionable Ainlsenerr. The ehmageal.le
Cold, or Its Mine aud Every Burly s; the Vanishing Box; the
Dancing 31oney ; the Thoughts id several Persons so Com-
pany told by a Wax Camille, Ste.
Part ll.—Mons. ESBRAYAT, Model of the Royal Aca-
demy of Londoa, will lift up a Weight of 11,800 lbs. by the
Strvugth of his Back. He will also lake two bog Mew, and
carry %lain rOUIIII the Stage several times, one in earls band,
sail at arm's length, and many other surprising Feats of
Strength, never before attempted by any one. partieulsily Isis
Representation of the Gladiator, He will represent the
whole of the Statues in the kluareins, and those which deco-
rate the Palaces of the various Sovereigas.
Mouse. DELCOUR will, by his extraordinary Strength,
ascend a Pillar twelve feet high, in an horizontal positions,
support himself in a surprising manner by two quart Bottles
sanding on a Table, with a variety of Feats of Strength and
Agility too numerous fur insertion.
Part 111.-The great and extraordinary Marche Erienisei
nR Antirodeau Wall! Max. DAVOUST will climb up a
word, by the strength of his wrists, from tbe stage to the 'lop
of the house, whim ha will walk with his feet spigot doe
proaceniont, bus head ilowsiwards! Se.
Part IV.—Mons. CHALONS will continue big wonderful
entertaturneuis by a vaiiesy of astonishing feats of Philoso-
pineal Performances. The Magic Bottle, or TWO ISlCollipil-
fliges, and a variety of Feats, which are entirely new and
wooderfol. and cermet fail to astonish the Audience.
Moms. DAVOUST will close the Eatertaiuments by seve-
ral Feats of Agility, of a nouvelle and singular watery.
Dour, upeo at Half-past Six, and the Performance to begin
at Srvos u'Clurck.
Places for the Boxes to be token at the Box-office of the
Ilinatre, (runs Ten to Four o'Clock, where Private Buses
may be bid.
Boxes, 4s.—Pit, 2s —Gallery. Is.

KOYAL AMPHITHEATRE (ASTLEY'S) WESTJIIN•

sTER BRIDGE.
••• Last wetk of Hoganls's Apprentices.

Tlllti EVENING, "MON LiAY, June 4,
sad daring Ow Week, at Half-past ilia o'Clork pee-
ei•rly, the Eotertaiumessts to coatutetece with a Ns:* Comic
Dance, called
London, England, 1821-06-04

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.

C. Johnson and J. How, High-street, Shorediteh, kliddle-
act, cutlers, November 4, 1820.—D. Hawkesford, J.
Hawkesfurd, and T. Morris, of Willingsworilt Orchard Col-
liery, *delay, Stafford, cual.masters, May 2'B, 1821.-1.
Phillips, T. Mayhew, and L. L. Lee, of Old Bond-street,
St. George, Hanover-square, kliddlerex, u ic-se I lers su
far as respects the said I. Phillip*, May 30, 1821.—J. Fisher
and W. Hopkins, of St. John-street, Clerkeuwell, tallow-
chandler, June 1, 1821 —H. Parry, IL Hickman, and J.
Stephens, of 'Change-alley, May 31, 1821.
London, England, 1821-06-04

FASHIONABLE PARTIES.

The Marchioness of Salisbury had her Ors, eciatiersazionor
foe the season yesterday evening, at her boom in Arlin,tow-
street, which was very elegantly attended.
The Marchioness of Londonderry entertained a large party
o fashionable, on Saturday, after the opera, at her house is
St.isswees-square.
The Earl and Camden of St. Germslns entertained a die.
liwguisbed party on Saturday at their home in St. James's-
square.
Sir Hew and Lady Dalryinple entertained yesterday the
Marquis and Marchioness of Lansdown ■nd a large party of
distinguished personages at their house is Stratford-plaee.
The Ea►t and Countess of Belgrave have issued cards of is-
vitation fo► an eideeintauseut wa the 131 b instant, at their
beam in Groavessor-aquamt.
The Earl sif Derby will give • grand eatetiaiameat tort
distinguished party ou the 14th• i•st. at his house is Gros.
venor•square.
The Earl of Westmorland will entertain a distiagaisied
party cm Sstarday sent at his house in Grosvenor-square.
Sir William Rowley, Bart. has issued cards of invitation
for an eutertaininent on the 1944 lust. at his knew iu Lows
Grosveuor-street.
London, England, 1821-06-04

• 911!
IfirrilbTiONS 1* IV'S Doer TAgak-
Aaarder has been received at Portsmouth boat- I
Yard, to reduce shout, thirty Shipwright% who
are to fill the situation of house carpenters, and '
the same number of carpenters are to be employed
as labourers.
Pro* a COMMOlNetliej ThIPTVOILD Dona-YARD.—The
intended reductions and new establiskaseut have been
officially owed by the Navy Board, awl are es
Crieneriosiower (one bonie at Worriwieb),—
I Master-Attendant remains (no Clerks) —1 Master Ship-
wright missies (with two Clerks).-1 Officer as Clerk
of the Cheqwe sad Storekeeper remains (with four
Clerks).—The Clerk of the Survey reduced Timber Mae-
ter remains (with one Clerk.)—(Tuber Master in assist the
Bidder at the Dock-side)—All the Master Shipwright's
Assistants reduced-1 Master Mcasmer to remain (with
one Clerk )—I Officer as Mister Mast.maker sod Mas-
ter Boat-builder, remains—l Officer as Mater Joiner and
Master Carpenter, remains.-2 Foremen of Shipwrights (et
present there are (um). remaio..-4 Foreman of Sasiths-1
Foreman of Joiner's-4 Foremen of Storehowse-1 Foreman
of Labourers, all remain.—To he dirpasured with, and re.
moved as vacancies orcer in other yards:—Master Swish,
Master Bricklayer, Master Sail-maker, Master Painter,
Master Joiner or Hoare Carpenter, Master Most-maker
or Boat-hoikier.----1 • Boatswain, 1 Wallies' (Master)

to remaim.--2 SY s-Illeamerers (there are moo me), to ',mails.
Convertors (there are sow foot), to remain.-6 Quarter-
men of Shipwrights,-1 ditto of Caulkers,-1 ditto employed
as a Purveyor,-1 ditto employed at the Navy
Cabin-keepers of Shipwright/N-1 ditto of Masi sad boar;
boases,-1 dill° of Joiners and House Carpenters, idl lu re-
mota, Shipwrights rue to be empluyedas Butner Carpenter%
as the latter may fall off. The Clerks to be so-muttered ter
other Yards as vacancies occur; eight only to eclat', their
preset., situatioes: sad Übe number raw is 29. The whole
reduction will 11,111911/1l sn about 800 persuns,—as very few
more has 590 will be kept of the 1,300 and odd cos cm.
pluyed.
The proportions of men In remain will be thus:-160,
Shipwrights, 20 Apprentices, 10 Caulkers,. 2 Apprentices,
13, Joiners, sad 25 House Carpenters, 30 Smiths, 4 Appren-
tices, I Sailmakers, 1 Apprentice, 22 'loggers, 10 Labourers,
I lieir,bed.oneker' 2 Trieuuel-makers, tb Seacelmeis, 21,14/
Yard Labourers, 3. Oakum Boys, I Paiuter's Labourer, 1
Grinder, I Plumber, 6 Pointers, 2 Bricklayers, 2 Labourers
((ethers to be hired when required), i Messengers, and a
Wardens. Teams to be reduced in priagentioa to their mess.
London, England, 1821-06-04

PRICE OF SUGAR.

The average price of Brown ee Muscovado Sugar, eon-
puled from the Returus made is the week eliding the 30th
day if May, lett, is 355. 311. per hundred weight, ex-
clusive of the duties laciest... paid or payable thereon on
the insporlation thereof lulu Great Britain.
London, England, 1821-06-04

COVITENTII:

1. Oo the oeerarity oftitrikii4off part of the National
Debt. (Original.) _ _ _

11. Two Letters to Lord Byron, is avower to Lordship's
Letter on the Ker. W. L Bowleg', Strictures on the Life and
Writings of Pope. By the Rev. W. L. Bowles.
Os Criminal lorispredreee, with the Draft of a New
Penal Code. By J. T. B. Beaumont, F.A.S. (Costioned
front the last No.)

IV. A Letter to the Seeretary to the Board of Agricul-
ture, Ste., is Reply to his Letter to the President of the
Heard of Trade, Ste. By Copts& R. ft. Broughton.—
(Original.)
V. On the present depressed State of Agriculture. (Ori-
ginal.)
Vi. Sure Methods of attaining a Long and Healthful
Life; with the Mesas of correcting a bad conothution.—
By Lewis Curoaro. (Translated front the italian, 5341
Edition.)

VII. Brief Observations on the Copy-right Bill; in a Let-
ter Sr. the Bishop of Norwich. (Original.)
VIII. Further Considerations on the Corn Question, &cc.
(Origiusl, continued from Nu. XXXIV.)
IX. On Marriage awl Divorce; with reference to the
Pamphlet in No. XXXIV. (Original.)
X. A Letter to Lord Byron, protesting against the Im-
molation of Gray, Cowper, and Campbell, at the shrine of
Pope.
Printed by A.J.Valpy; sold by Sherwood and Co.; Black,
Kingsbury, and Co London; and all other Booksellers; where
it may be had regularly, by giving a general order.
Each Number un the average cossaina ten or twelve
Pamphlets, thus reducing the price of each to about six-
pence.
The peculiar advantage of this plan is, that it forms an
imperishable Record of the must saleable Pamphlets.
Complete Sets may be had bound, or in Numbers, 61. 6d.
each.

Four Nos. are published Annually.
Tbis Work is particularly adapted fur Clubs and In-
stitutions.

FROM SATURDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE.

Crown-office, Arne 2, 1821.

MEMBER RETURNED TO SERVE IN THIS PRESENT

PARLIAMENT.

Borough of SS. Ires—Sa Christopher Hawkins, of Tre-
witben, lit the county a Cornwall, Bart. in the room of
Janes Ruben George Grahams, Esq. who has accepted the
Chiltern Hundred..
London, England, 1821-04-07

VALUABLE PRINTS AND DRAWINGS.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Mr. EVANS,
At his Hoeft, No. 93, Pall4nall, on TUESDAY NEXT,
April IS, and 'Three folloirieg Days,
THE Valuable Collection of PORTR A ITS,
PRINTS, and DRAWINGS, of the late WILLIAM
DAVIES, Esq. montaising an assemblage of One imperialism
from the Palming' of Sir J. Reynolds, the best productions
of Murlaad, Gillray, Barry, Moitivarr, Heath, Sharp,
Meyer, Coiner, Filth►, Laiitherr, Paul Itsodhy, Hamilton,
Angelica, hamonsos Priem by Kowlamison, &e. &e.

ALARGE QUANTITY of ILLUMINA-
TION LAMPS to be LET or SOLD, with various
Devisee appfupriate for the appruscbing Corunaliou and
Illensination, by J. APPLE ON, at his Kleist French sod
English lamp and Oil Warehouse, No. 12, LUDGATE.
STREET, near St. Paul's (rstahlished thirty.flve years), and
advises his Friends am, the Public to give their orders early,
at the price of lllumivativa Lamps, &c. must advance tut the
Commation draws near.
N. R—J. A. will sell Illaminstion Limps (ready fur nee)
at this time, lower thaw they ea, be Let fur when the Illupi.
Nation takes place.
J. A. Iwgs leave to inform his Friends and the Public In
general, that he has now on Sale a large assortment of the
Idueb.adrinired and improved Oae, Two, and Three.light Pa.
'that Lamps. which are at this time so mock in use fur light.
Hog Malls, minimises, dining-rooms, drawing-rooms, count.
fitg-Ifbrisee, bauking-houses, public offices, churches, chapels,
Inaillaroass, publiorplaers, &c. where it brilliant light is re.
goired. Au assortment of the most improved French Lamps,
iu Brass, Burge, ur Japan. Grl Ci•N 1.11111119, Lumires,Glrall•
doles, and Chimney piece °insistent@ of the newest Potterus
and on the lowest Terms. Patriot and Illumination Limps
lo let fur balls, routs, assemblies, &c. Lamps Repaired,
Cleaned, and Lacquered. Spermaceti and other Oils fur
Palest and other Lamps. Lamp Cottons and °lamer*,
Speaking Pipes made and fitted op in Town and Country.
Several Two, Three, and Fouriight Plate and Colitis's'
Grecian Lamps to be Sold very Own'', suitable fur cull: e.
houses, taverns, bill.roome, fre. &c.—Bass, Patrol, and
Gretion Lamm, lakes u. Exchange.
London, England, 1821-04-07

EAGLE FIRE AND LIFE OFFICES,
Cormhill, and Curlier of Retreat-street sad Jermya street,
St. iSSINLINI.
F IHE Directors respectfully submit to the rob.
lie the advantages to Persona insured at these Dios.
The terms are stuumeally liberal, with the benefits uf every
other Office combined. The pap/scut of real is allowed to
sufferers by Are, without say increase of premium ; so
Aerie is made fe► policies; no responsibility can be in-
come✓ as in ps►tarnitip societies, wherein retry oar is liable
for losses to the extern of his whole property.
Life Insurances effected um the same equitable tense.—
Lady.dity Policies should be renewed within fifteen days.
WM. BEETHAM, Secretary.
London, England, 1821-04-25

tbree years add, TM.; tour, est. I lb. ; be, sit, inati ard,
est.lolb. Mares and geldings allowed 31b.° Two-mile
heats.
Laird Tyrecomsed's gr. c. Jonaiban, by Octavian, rising 3 r.
old
Lord Stewart's b f. by Haphazard, rloing3 yn old
Lend Quetiesbervirs eh. c. Ledstrme, rising 3 yrs old
Hon. T 0. Powlett's br. c. Gambler, rising 4 yrs old
Mr. Armstrong's b. e. by Dun Cossack, rising 4 yrs old
Mr. Chilion's eh C. BI Hingham, rising 4 yrs old
Mr. C. Sliirson's b. ro. f. sister to Woodlark, rising 4 yrs
Mr. .1. itobinson's gr. c. by Marmion, rising 3 ars old
Mr. T. Hutchinson's b f. Miss Wilks, rising 3 yrs old.
London, England, 1821-04-25

ROYAL HUNT.

Munson, Aram 23.—1 t bein! Easter Monday, • i.e
deer was bunted out of • earl at 11 o'clock, at she Dolphin.
i.esr Slough. There was she 'realest field of sportsmen that
has been known fur many years, •nd the spectators on toot
were numerous, styposell to amou•t to upward. of fiilo. This
fine deer at first crossed the Bsth road, and ran with great
speed across the enclosures !ovoid' Dutton Park, to the left of
Datchet, towards Horton to the right of Colsibrook, taki•L
to the right ref Mono ell towards •h,r Staines ►oad, where it
took to she left hack by Staowell; it the• rau with great
swifinesa across Hounslow Heath, and •Lain crossed the
Haile road to the right of the slagpies, and ran towards
Drayton and Armsworth, where be was takes, after a hard
run of some hours.

THR ARMY.
—nom—

Four troops of the 6th Dragoon Guards arrived is Glow-
ee.ter on Thursday, from Birmingham. and on the folio. irg
mornisg proceeded on their route to Bristol, theie to . ',shark
for Ireland. Several troops of the 16th Lancers passed
through Worcester last week, on their march to Manchester.
Wednesday a number of 11101 1/.101101.g to the 611, Itir)3l
Veteran Battalion arrived at Leith, from Heligoland, for the
purpose of being discharged.

. .
Major Romlger, commanding the Second Royal Veteran
Battalion, now quartered at Waterford, bay received the ne-
cessary direct' f.'r dierlisrging about 150 men of that
corps, who wish to settle in that country. This mcisessre
is preparatory to she esnhatkation of the regiment fur Eng-
land the ensuing month.
CORK, Antit.2o.—Thy Scots Greys have receives] a route
Mr England. The first division of tin. regiment will Pei 1411
on Saturday for IVaterforil, win re it will embask, and will
he followed by the °theca. Carabisteers arc expected to
succeed them.
A detachment of the Royal Artillery, from troolwieb,
marched into Ibis town on 'faraday (the 17th inst.) and
after halting for the night, they pursued their route, through
Mansfield, for Yurkshite.—(Nrifflngfiam Jottrunl.)
Os, Wednesday last (Ow 18.1 i inst.) two tsoops of the 7th
Dragoon Cluanlis anise,' to this city, whese they are to le.
maiu fur the present.—(Corersfrp Mercury)
London, England, 1821-06-28

THEATRICAL INTELLIGENCE.

. •
Mr. MACKAY having undertaken to play the Iran
of Bailie .Nicol Jamie, in the Opera of Rob Roy,
for the benefit of Mr. COOPER and'Mr. H. JOHN-
STON, as announced in the front of our Paper, the
celebrity which he has acquired in the part in Scot-
laud induces us to give insertion to the following
article. The reader will perceive it is incorrect in
assigning Covent-garden instead of Drury-lane as'
the scene of his debits on the London hoards
EDINBURGH, JUNE 11.
Mr. MACKAY. of the Theatre Royal of thiscity,
sets off for London, to try his 'fortune for tan
nights in Covent-garden. The extreme delight
which hiss been received here from his Minute, arid'
at the same time spirited delineroion of the worthy
Magistrate, Boillie Nicol Jurvie, mikes us pa.
triotically anxious that our brothers of the land of
cakes should be aware of the very uncommon treat
now preparing for them. We t'On' scarce hope
that the part, as performed by MACKAY, will be,
on a first representation at least, altogether under-
stood by a southern audience, because it wants the
broad outlines of national caricature ; but a Cale-
donian will at once discover all the tioer finishing or
the part, and be aware that Mr. Ai& Jurrie is not
only the Scotchman, but the Scotch rounufecturer ;
not only the Scotch manufacturer, but the Glasgow
Boillie ; and not only the KM of his worthy prede-
cessor the Deacon, but the cousin of the redoubt.
ed Roy Roy. It is no disparagement to r
inimitable LUTON that he cannot be all this, I, -
cause he is not a native of Scmland, and cannot be
aware of those provincial disiiiictiot4 which are so
nicely marked by Mr. MACKAY. We therefore
earnestly wish, as in the case of foreigners, our
worthy Boillie should be tried by an audience coo:
taioing a proper mixture of In, cuutory men ; and
we humbly pray, such as may sojoui u us the land
of beef and pudding not to neglect this hint. Mr.
M•citay's performance in Rob. Roy was attend. d
by a run of the most distinguished and u ter.
rupted success; he was highly praised in Pete'',
Lettere, and we believe is the only person silo
ever received a written communication from Life
learned JEDIDIAII CLKISHBOTHAM. 1E4664111g his
high approbation of his performance, turd riicio.
sing. it is said, a substantial testimony of regard.
Our Scotch friends should at.° he u.are, that on
countenancing a perforMer of high merit they will
also serve a very modest and respectable country.
• man.

I!

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London, England, 1821-06-28

*OR ITRIRT.

IRELAND.
..0...
WATERFORD, SATURDAY, JONI 43.

COUNTY OF WATERFORD.
Our county, our city, and the neighbouring dila-
trios have been suddenly thrown into great alarm
in consequence of some fatally serious events that
occurred la.t Tuesday between Dungarvan and
Clashmore. The alarm was the more unexpected,
as for a very considerable period the entire face of
the county Waterford had been generally supposed
to present as tranquil an appearance as any other
portion of his Majesty's dominions. Even now, we
have the satisfaction of finding that the occurrences to
which we have alluded have 'sot a shadow of political
character, but refer solely to unordinary and purely
local dispute between proprietors and peasantry, re-
specting a question of enclosure on one side,and com-
monage and right of turbary on the 'other. Dis-
tressful as the transection of Tuesday undoubtedly
was, still we feel comparative alleviation iss know-
ing that its horrors were, according to iinpre-
scriptible custom, widely exaggerated by report.
As was the duty of our trade, we took immediate
steps for ascertaining the real state of the matter;
but just as we were prepared to publish Nam our
own responsibility, we were relieved from further
care by the receipt of authentic and magisterial
advice, in consequence of which we have to inform
our readers that we have unquestionable authority
for publishing the following statement :
" Some outrages having been committed in the
barony of Deciew-within-Drum, in this county,
it became necessary for the Magistrates to inter,
in order to deliberate on the most proper means of
preventing a recurrence of them. Accordingly on
Monday last several met at the town of Claslimore,
and with the concurrence of the Sheriff directed
the following notice to be posted at six different
places in that barony where they were most likely
to attract public attention, and particularly urns the
ground where the outrages hid been committed.
" COUNTY OF WATERFORD TO WIT.
London, England, 1821-06-28

THEATRE-ROYAL, ENGLISH OPERA-HOUSE,
STRAND.
THIS EVENING. THURSDAY. June 28,
will be perforMed the Mel., drama of
TWO WORDS; Or, SI I.F.NT NOT DUMB!
Sir H,lduhrand ale Guy, Mr. Bartley; Valbelle, Mr. Pear-
man Tolman, Mr. J. Knight; La Fleur, Mr. Wilkinson
Rosabelle, Miss Kelly; Lucie, Miss I. Steseusun; Hostess,
Mrs. Grove.
After which, the Comic Operetta called
IS HE JEALOUS?
klr. Belmar, Mr. Wren. b. 'Janie', Miss Kelly; Mrs.
Belmour, Mrs. W. S. Chat terley ; Ruse, Miss I. Stevenson.
To conclude with (80th time) a Musical Farce, called
AMATEURS AND ACTORS.
David Dulcet, EN Mr. Pearmass ; Mr. 0. P. Bustle. Mr.
Haley; Whig, Mr. Wrench; Elderberry, Mr. Bartley;
Geuffry MulEricar, Mr. Wilkinson. Miss Mary Hardline,
Miss Witham; MI s. Mary Goateed, Miss I. Stevenson.
The Growl !Wom has been Stied up as an Illuminated
Shrubbery, and will he opened at Eight u'auck for the ad-
mission of the &coital Price, which commences at Niue.
Fluxes, 30.; Snood Price, 35.—Pit, 35.; Second Price
Is. 6J —I ewer Gallery, 20.; Second Pr.ce, la—Upper Gal
len, Is.; Second Price, 6d.
Doors open at Half.pitst Six, the Performance to begin at
Senn.
To.inorrow, the Opere of The Baron De Trench.

TO EAT,: E.ROY A DRURY-LANE.
rost TIIE BF.NEFIT OF Mlt. COOPER AND
MR. 11. JOHNSTON.
ON TuEst)Ay NEXT Juls 3, will he per-
formed (for the fir-t time at this Theatre), the Opera of
RUB ROY MACGREGOR ;
Or, AULD LANG SYNE.
WI) Roy Martirqur Cauipbell, Mr. Cooper; Dougal, Mr.
H. Julaistiin ; Ilsillie Nicol Jessie, Mr. Mackay, who being
on a abort visit hi Lundusi, disrirg the Edinburgh %%station.
tas in the must feseudly and kind ussiluer tendered his ser-
•ires us the abuse in:ammo, fur ibis night wily (being his
unt uppesrai co un a Liudou stJge).
Wiiit a vsi imy of other Entertaiiimruts, as will be ex-
ptesseil iu Tut U/C advert iseuteuts.
To emicluile s ub (first time these three years) the favourite
Melwsleaoin of
A TA I.E OF MYSTERY.
Tickets to be had of Mr. Camper, No. IS, Ileniefort•builil-
inc., slimed ; of Mr. 11. itaillll/1.11. Ohl Stsughteer
I St Martin's.lsne ; ..t Mr Currie's, 20, Rigew-street ;
and ..f Mr. Rental 11, nt the Rut nods of the Theatre.
London, England, 1821-06-21

sacred without pity all the Christians, women and.
children, in the city. . •
JUNG 14.
Accounts from Stockholm state, that the Norwe.
On Diet had, en the 29th, recognised by a ma-
jority of 31, the Treaty concluded with Denmark
on the Ist September, 11819, for the payment of the
Norwegian debt. An Address to the King is an.
nexed, ►equesting him to use his interest with the
Courts concerned, to get the time extended from
10 to 30 years. At all events the Treaty is acceded
to, and the last step only an appeal to the genet*.
.ity of the Coarts.—(Haesbarg4 Papers, Jane 15.)
London, England, 1821-04-13

CIT.,' BUSINESS.

A Court of Common Council was held 'Mahn* al build.
hall, principally fur the purpose of considering a IltejlOrt of
the best measure to be pu din rearm of loodon Bridge.
Mr. FA•IFLL, the Chairimm of tlw Bridge House Com.
mittee, haviug brought up the Repoli iu wh eh a new Bridge
was recommeudvil, concluded a speech of roneiderable lengtl.

by moving that the Repoli be agreed 'roils; which brie!'
seconded—

Mr. OLDHAM nett add►essed the Could against the pro.
posed new Bridge, and moved as an amendment, that the
Court agree with a Report from the Select Bridge House
Committee annexed to the above Report, for wideuing and
improving the waterway, agreeable to ■n opinion of Mr.
Dance and other Sure.lots, in the year 1814.
Mr. Vilna, Mr. &Rows!, Mr. DRINICILLD, Mr. GRIFVI7II9,
and Mr. Jure, supported the amendment and Mr. F•yst.L
baying replied, she chew of baud+ wa. taken, which was
greatly in Nvuor of the amendment, and ■ division being
demanded and granted, the numbers appeared—

FOR Till ARENDIIVNT. WOR AAA W A IMO WITS rne
RFPoRT.
Connemara ....
Tellers
- -
74 Id
Majority....

The Committee was thereupon instrected to proceed
ageeealily to the Report of the Select Committee, and to re-
port their proceedings from time to time.
A Repent front floe Sword-bearers Committee was then
brought rotweld, ree.inaineudiate the Court to confirm ass
orraittp instil foe the aholititm of the Sword.bealet'a table,
And for deducting I,OOOL from the allowances to the Lord
Mayo,, in cousequi IbCr. 4.f the charge upon the Chamber by
till:chug this arrangement; wlnch after some ob•erraliota
Ira agreed to, with she followia,g am-mimeo, moved by
Mr. DixoN : That 1,000/. should be de,!tit ted irons the al-
lowance to the present Lord Mayor, but that I,SOO/. shined
be 'leder:led f the allowance to all (Wine Lord Mayors ;
mid the Committee were authorised to carry the same auto
effect accordingly.
The Court were occupied at considerable leagtb in the
rnnsiderahun of the Reports front the Camel Egp,,,..eg Com.
mittec, ■ad of a Committee of the Court of Aldermen in
respect of some stew arratlemt tits in the office of Remelt'.
bye sever.
London, England, 1821-04-13

CAPTAIN PARRY.

On Saturday se'unight a special Court of Mayor-
alty was held at Norwich, thr the purpose of ad-
mitting Captain Parry to the honorary freedom of
that e.ty, voted to him at the last asst tidily of the
Corporation. The Gallant Cipt•in strived the
',receding day at the house of his uncle, Dr. Rigby.
At lisle o'clock a very full Court was assembled,
when Dr. Rigby introduced the Captain, in full
uiral uniform, to the Court, and the Mayor briefly
odiressed him, informing him of the vote the Cur.
potation of the City of Norwich bad, in assembly.
unanimously came to. of presenting him the free-
dom, as a mark of esteem and admiration enter-
tained for Ids perseverance, nautical skill. and
peculiar attentiou to the safely and comfort or those
under his command, in a voyage of discovery
towards the North Pole. The Chamberlain then
administered the malls token by persons admitted
to the honorary freedom of the city. John Harvey,
Esq. the senior Alderman present, then addressed
him, pa)ing him a just atal high encomium upon
his past exertions made for the benefit of his
co tatty, and concluded by hoping God would give
him Is, alth again to enenuuter the perils he had
escaped, and that Its eflOrts would be crowned
with ultimate success. Captain Parry then ad-
dressed the Court in all appropriate bore-ch.
The. Ladies and Gentlemen who had been per-
mitted to enter the Court-room to witness the
ceremony then retired ; and the Captain and Court
took rdieslititeotr, consisting of jellies. creams.
&c. The following is the inscription on the
I)UX

To captain William Edirord Parry, R. V.
This b‘i•, formed of a piece of oak, part of the Hres.
the slop commanded by host in a troysee of diseowery to •
wards the North ride, in the years 1819 and :820, so
containing a ropy of the Freedom of the City of rues •.
is presented by the Corporation of that City, as Jll I.
of esters, and admiration entertained for his ,
nautical skil!, and peculiar attention In the safety so..
comfort of those with., his command, in no enUrpriie se.
guides the most powerful exertions of a freat mind.

MICE OF STOCKS YE%TEILDAY.
alnk Stuck ..213 4231 5 I.trCt.N.Ao.lo7l to;
3 per Co. R. 7i; 7i 4 j 111,iift Stock -24
S pet el. COllll. 7. 71i 74 I Ipttin ......nruttli..46 47 14.
3111. ft Cost Po& Ex. LIMN 2.... 4 3 pr.
4 pt-r (•iente. 894 84 9) I Con. kr May.... 7411
London, England, 1821-04-13

POLICE.

Qutrw-muilt R.

It will be recollected that a half pay 01lieer, minted Nor.
pan, some time ago had been committed fruits this Office,
on a charge of throwing a stone through the window Ull4lll
a Hoard of General Officers, sitting on a Court Martial, at
the Horse Guards, but was aftratirds discharged from
Tuthill fields prison, by the intercessioa of Captain Ilitliter-
sou and whets, who knew him in the service. The general
impression was at the time, that be was insane, and WIN
were entertained thmt he would retire to his friends in the
country; but ye,:te:dxy Ire was mrain taken intu ru:tosty at
the Secretary of tittle's Mee on a charge of riotous con-
duct, and brought before Mr. White and Mr. Mail:lad, by
two of the horse patrol, for exemination.
On being placed at the bar, he commenced a long ha.
raugue explanatory of:the hijustice dune to him, and the
clot-11y of nut pus milting him to have a proper turestigatien
of his griethocen; hot the Magistrates intcrrpterl him,
by ',horning he could get proper tedress by legal means.
Prisoner What: when 1 am nut pea mined to he heard
even by you."
Magiatratc.—" ►Wen yon haul been here before, you then
promised you never would be aces here again on a charge of
irmt•gularity; that promise, however, you have violnieir'
Prisoner—" Rut I have been in Court since, which Mr.
Count east vouch for. l sent a letter to Lord Sidmouth
reflecting upon him, but he has sent uo answer. Now, let
that letter be produced, and if it contains any thing whirl,
can be eaststied tido a charge, then commit me. Why
al Id slut I get an answer to the letter -!"
Magi.trate—" Lord Sidraunth, fuseless Ile thinks roper,
will nut mold as y answer 10 such a letter, neither can you
compel hint."
Prisoner—" Then I mast are Lord Siilmouth„ suet eon-
♦inee him I 111711 lust insane. I only want jsmtlee dune to me.."
Magistrate—" Lord SAMOUIII dor* not choose to are you.
am sorry you give me more trouble than I wish. Why did
you nut go home to Wales and take the advice of your
iesada

_
Prisoner—" I shall be King of England wows, sad then
you will give me swore trouble than I shall slab. I hate been
robbed of my character."
The Magistrate directed the 'sleeks to take the informa-
tion of the patrol. They stated, that about two o'clock the
Prisoner came to Lord Suhnoush's office, endeavoured so
Gores his way into his room, and conducted liirate!f with
great •iolenc., notwithstandiug the rernoustronee of Mr.
Ddy, till it wan found necessary to lake him into custody.
The Magistrate asked the Prisoner if he was ',twirled
wish bail fir his good b. haviour ? He replied in the mega-
tire, sad was then counwitied.
London, England, 1821-04-13

LONDON, FRIDAY

TO THE. PROPRIETORS OF EAST' INDIA STOCK.
LADIFE •ND GENTLIMEN,
WE Ism less- to Hier yon our grateful acknow-
ledgments fir the honour you have conferred on us
by re.eleeting us into the
Trotting that the Proprietors will ever find as deserving
of the ennfi,leoce they byre reposed in us,
We have the hooluir to be, with Brest respect,
Lailies slid Gentlemen,
Your most obedient and very humble Servants,
JOHN IiEBR.
JAMES DANIELL,
WILLIAM F. ELPHINSTONE,
JOHN INGLIS,
JAM ES PATTISON.
East India Hew, April 12, 1821.
TO THE PROPRIETORS OF EAST INDIA sToca.
Lutes MID GENTWIEN,
I Beg Crave to utrer yon my most sinrere rich's*.
hodgiernis fur the dintinguished honour of your Ruppert
at yesterday'. Ballot, which lass placed me in the situation I
so anxiously aspired to.
I feel she highest grotifieation in the favouroble sentiments
of the Prop !Nur) at large, as indicted by the (Alto of its
suffrages in my favour, unit am particularly grateful fur the
zeal so warmly evinced by my friends.
It shall be my endeavour to merit three flattering slissice-
tioiia by the faithful discharge of the imp flout debts of
Director, anti the moat assiduous attention to the interrsts
of the East India Company.
1 have the honour to he,
Ladies and Gentlem..n,
Your tuost obedient humblii Servant,
April 12, 1821. JOHN LOCO.
London, England, 1821-04-13

OLD BAJLAY SESSIONS.

Yesterday James Jordan, Thinsias Steers, end fr. Pollak,,
weer poi to the hat, and capitally inehete.l for breaking and
enu•rnttt the dwelling-horse of Ephraim Hain., am! stealing
six tra apouur, pia property. The three Prisoners were ;cry
roue lads, untie ,•f them more than twelre,yeara of age. I t
was dinsipiroly proved that they 1,,0kr the Prosreuttor's window,
who is a stirersni• th, and carried away the spoons, and being
111111,11r11. threw them into the area.
'l•he Jury found the three Priaoners Guilty, and the Pro.
accuser occommended Ilnm W mercy. One of the boys
Steels) protested hie innocence, and was taken Gum the
dock crying bitterly.
London, England, 1821-06-19

THEATRICAL FRACAS.

Yesterday ihr investigation in the care of the reueontre
beirreen Mr. Fdlndim and Mr. 'lndwell wee resettled.

Mr. Rudestll appeared with bib bead bound up from the
effects of the wounds be had reeei•ed.

Mr. Elhams' ',induced the horsewhip as • trophy of •ie-
tory, abide Mr. !Indwell &M.-A, a•d begged that it might
be understood that Mr. Elhalms had not titmice, it,frorn
him, but that be had let it fall, and that Mr. Ellistou h•d
merely picked up.

Anotlu•r charge was about to be exhibited against Mr.
Rodwell by 31r. Ellisiou's sun, for • bleach of the peace,
arising from ihreas; but Mr. Elliston, jun , not being able
to assess that he went in daiiger of his life, the charge was
not ptirceetted upon. Mr. Oilskin, stn. cousanended his
sou's conduct, and said he was too brave • lad to be afraid
of Mr. Rodw"•ll.

Mr. Kodwell tendered as atlounry and a publican as his
bail, both of them Isere rrjected, the former nu account of
its nut being custininiry to rcceive professional gentlemen,
and the latter no Recount of his heist under a recoltnliallee,
himself for his good behaviour. Mr. Demay, of Duke-street,
St. Jamey's, and Mr. James Crnikshasiks, of Jrrinymstreel,
were meets.. as bail both I,r Rodwrll and Mr. OT.al-
- in 5111. each, and the parties tin cos.-Ives its 11101.
earl., fur their appearance at the Westminster Sessions, fur
the assault upon Mr. Elliston.
We understand the dispute between the Managers arose
out of the engagement of the French Hereideses.

l'cstetilsy a man was brought up nu susPirion of Laving
flied at Mr. Coleman, as he was leturuing in his carriage
to the Veteritrily College, St. Pasie.rui, on Saturday night—.
The NeeMitt was taken up un sa.piciuu, and several dangers
inti% vrramms, including a pistol, were found upon
He amounted for shim by i.aying, he bed keen several nights
past empinyed in watching the crave of a deceased hired,
Lund in St Pancras churchyard. He was ',warred to be di,
taitted fur further tuyttory.

Ita*LROROOOH•eTRFVT.
WIN. Archer, a alas of torso itypestrsesce, resolsog its Her.
"tett-street. St. JAlNtee, was yesterday clastiged wills violatiog
a child of tender age. He was rewarded.

A plate of solid silver, Which weighs 2861b0. was
taken frosts the Puirlti ng-fu r lace of Sir CHRIS.
TUPtteR HAWKINS'S silver and lead •niuK, in New-
lyn, un Monday se'leuight. It is expected that
another plate of the value of 9001. will be smelted
flow the ore iu a few drys.
London, England, 1821-06-19

ENGLISH 0PE14.4-110t1SE.

Mr.. GLOVES last alight played Hamlet for her
own benefit. This novel and arduous undertaking
powerfully co-operated with many other pretensions
to attract a cmwdrd and elegant house. The soli-
loquies were well delivered. This might he antici-
pated (rum her excellent ettubciation, the clearness
of her voice, her strength and energy; bat thesuceras
of her fencing scene exceeded the mo•t sanguine
expectation. The rase and props irty or tier action,
and the skill. dexterity. •nd precision with which
sloe handled the sword, would not discredit many a
youthful proficient iw the science. The contest
closed amidst thunders of applause. The enter-
taioments of the night went off with trial, •std the
result must have proved as grateful to her feelings
as they are becoming a public. to whose stock of
barmless pleasure Mrs. GLOYSIL has lung contri-
buted.
London, England, 1821-06-19

VAUXHALL GAtiDENS.

This splendid resort of the fashionable world
opened last night for the season, with all the mag-
nificence which the liberality and taste of its Pro-
prietor could bestow. In addition to the °Minot y
illumination of the gardens, a bust of the Duke of
WELLINGTON, with " Anniversary" on num side,
and 4‘ Watedoo" ou the other, in allusion to the
day, the 18th June, is Same-coloured !stops, hurst
upon the view ul the spectator on his enintsice.
The device was encircled with wreaths of green
lamps is the most tasteful style. The vocal depart-
mesa has heen con►iderably str►ngthened, having,
among others, Mr. FOSTER, Mi's GEonnE, Mr.
COLLYER,Ss CUDITT, and Mr. TAY I.OE.
whose songs were all encored. The fire-works ex-
ceeded iii.splenileur all inruisr occasions. The repre-
►entattoa of Mount Vesuvius had a alma imposing
Orrin. Showers of rockets arose from the volcano,
to the astonishment and gratification of the very
numerous as.emblage of faiduoilables who graced
this splendid

The edition of the intruded new Royal Order of
the •'Ancient Knights of Cambria," is to be ul leek
green with white edges, and in the eriii re of Ih.• Star
the Welsh Harpe richly enamelled.— Dr, Bu ES..
the Bishop of St. David's, it mentioned as the pre.
late of the Order.

The (lbserver of Sunday last. Jane 17, is re•
ptitited. and will be kept oss sale at the Offiers.
No. 169, and No. 192, Strand., all the. werk, prier
peace, wit► franks 10 Scutt it to any part of the ghosted
Kingdom gratis. It contains (so the es.toit of (Nabs folio
euhseasta) the Cerentonie. oboes red in the Corowatiou of the
Kings of England, comprising the Processions and Seat-
ing, I. Ike Abbey the Recognition—the Oblations—the
Litany—the Sermon—she Oath—tha Aaisintiug—the Invest-
iag—tbe Crovaiag—the Euthroaiag and Hootage—the
Return to iTestaniuster Hall--aad the Royal Bauqutt.

_
London, England, 1821-06-19

This day is published. elegantly printed in quarto, illus-
trated with numerous Engravings, by Artist. of the first
eminence, Part I. prier 31. las 6d. le boards, a trw Co-
pies un large paper, with proof impressions of Ilse Plates
on India paper, price 71. 7s. in boards,
THE HISTORY am! ANTIQUITIES of
the TOWER of LONDON, with Biographical Ante-
(ites of Royal and Distinguished Persons, deduced from
Ilccurds, ewe Papers, and Manusciipis, and from other
original and authestie sources.
By JOHN BAYLF.Y, Esq. FA.S.
Of the Wearable Society of the Inner Temple, and one of
his Majesty's Sub-Csnimissiuners on the Palk Itrcords.
Printed fur T. Cadell, in the Strand; and W. Blackwood,
al Edinburgh.
9.. The Second Part will be published early in the en-
suing winter.
London, England, 1821-06-19

This day-are published, is age large volume octavo, with a
Portrait of ate Aruba*, price its is boards
SR MO NS. by the late Very Rev. WILLIAM
b... 7 PEARCE, D.D. PALS. Dean of Ely, Mutts of Jesus
Cambridyr, and formerly of the Temple.
Published by his son Edward Seroculd Pearce, Esq. A.M.
Student of the Inner Temple.
Printed fur T. Cadet', iu the Strand; sad W. Blackwood,
Edinburgh.
London, England, 1821-06-19

GAM %amok'', Mr. 11. Johnston (the original Performer
of that Characiec, also has kindly given his in-Ivies. on ibis
occasion); Francisco (a Dumb Alan), Mr. Earley ; Strphann,
Mr. Duinset ; Bounno, Mr. Egerton; Michell' (liar that
night only), Mr. W. Ferree. Selina, Miss Foote; Faametta,
Al a. Davenport.
Tickets to be had uf Mr. W. Facren, 3, Duclarm-street,
Pattlssidsplace; and of Mr. Brandon, at the Bus-Office,
where Places may be taken.

THEATRE-ROYAL, ENGLISH OPERA-(OUSE,

STIIA Nll.

THE Proprietor beg* wont rr•speotfully to an-
noyers that this THEATRE WILL OPEN for the
SUMMER SEASON tab THURSDAY NEX I', June 21,
18'21, whew wilt be presented a variety of the FAVOURITE
IiNTERTAINMENTS peculiar to time Stage, particulars
of which will lie duly announced.
The Compauy has Eerie con►iderably augmented and
strengthened by the engagement of several New Performers,
and Numerals* Novelties have been prepared, which, it is
hoped, will merit the applause and patronage which have
distioguisbed the Dramatic Productions of this Theatre.
The Hand will be upon the setae scale of excellence as that
of former Seasons, and will be under the direction uf Mr.
Mountain. The Melo•dranatic Department *VI be Sapthitl.
*elided by Mr. T. P. Cooke. Stage Manager, Mr. Bartley.
The Grand Saloon has been fitted up as an Illinainated
Shrubbery, un • scale of splendour at least equal to any
former Season, and will he opened at Eight o'Cluck fur the
admission of the Second Price.

SURREY THEATRE
FOR TWO NIGHTS ONLY.
nIHIS EVENING, TUESDAY, Jon, 19,
AL sal TO-MORROW, WEDNESDAY, 20, dm Eater-
taiutileuts win commerce will are Marietta of
MASONRY.
Ague which,
KEDITH ; Or, THE HAG OF POLAND.
With the Gland Spe. mule of
"THE SEVEN CHAMPIONS OF CHRISTENDOM.
To colatitude wills
THE LADY OF THE LAKE.
On Thursday Mr. Huntley wall septa,. au a new Barletta.
London, England, 1821-06-19

'of maws, whiarh 10.4.'6%11114 in saftityfolinglatz.
Meantime the Prince ined all iiisAithteriirepara-
lions wit:beet losing'u monstiat.
It is universally allowed beret ihit-111iti. hdtii its
et dowed with all thequalifcatiutis•regoisiregflrpitig
the leader of to during an en'thiftior ; and he knows
how to inspircathers itb iliaticotintge sod intre-
pidity with which lie himsaliis animated. Notwith-
iamoding all the unexpected pisstiselts be hiss en-
lesautered, not one of Isis followers has hitherto
fatialten him. %Vhen the alartnitig declarations,
which the Russian Consul published at Jaway, on
the part of his S..vereign, sod which produced
such en effect in Moldavia, arrived at his head-,
quarters, he had them read in presence of the
whole army. After that had bren•dinse, *, Sol-
diers," said he, " who hate embraced the'latied
cause of the deliverance of GreeCe,..iou have
just heard the declaration made in the 'tame of
one of the moat powerful Moinuchs. I also
declare to you, that no Sovereign in Europe
will presume to march against you. Whibi of
them could endure that history should record such
a deed of him—that lie attacked the Greeks at the
moment they were matching for the defence of their
holy religion and their country, from the mcrilegious
attempts of barbarians, whom civ.lizM Europe dis-
claims? But even supposing this were possible, we
are now too far advanced to think of resrisctiog. After
having draws; the nation into the quarrel, it would
be the most infamous cowardice to wish to survive
the catastrophe of our cuuntiy. flowerer, I only
give expression to the sentiments with which I am
animated. If there be any among you who do not
participate in them. let him go to the left; and let
those who pervist in their first opinions, pass to the
opposite side." The whole army went to the right,
shouting. " Death, rather than such baseness!"
" With such men," said the Prince, as he retired,
" we are sure of victory !"
The greatest confusion prevails at Constantinople,
and in addition to it, a violent dissention has broken
out among the three powers of which the Govern-
ment is composed. The Ulernas upbraid the Ad-
ministration with hiving driven the Greeks to de-
spair. by the unboonded exactions and oppression
of the Pechar. The Ministers retort upon the Ule-
mas for having made choice of Cadis, who have pro-
voked the rebel'. by the iniquity of their seutences.
The janisseries on their part attribute the cause of
the revolt to the former, sod snore especially to the
latter persons. and demand the head of Valet-
Effendi, the Sultan's favourite, from whom. they
say, for a long time past, has emanated the most
pernicious advice that ever was given to a Prince of
the Ottoman race.
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London, England, 1821-06-19

'OLI) BAILEY, Iv

THE KING V. SOSTYN JONES.
The above Defeo.'lain sat tried and convicted last See.
clout, fur falsely swearing before (be Surrogate of the Eerie-
siastical Court, Doctors' Commons, that he knew of no im-
peilimesst to his marriage with Ett'Wirth, the daughter of
Peter H Lovell, Esq. of Cole Park, Wilts.
The Prisuner's Gourmet., Messrs. ALLAY and ANDaNWs,
on'tbat occasion took an objection to the form of the imdict-
anent, which was reserved by the Commun Serjeaut, and
jodiiiient was respites! until this Session.
TheCoallSON SfULIZANT said, the point had received the
'deepest consideration; and it was with mach reluctance
that be isifornsed Ilse Defeudant that the Court eossidered
the ohjectioa to be fatal, and dust he must be discharged.
The Drfendsat was then discharged.
Itiehard Heath was indicted fur steeling a bool., value 15s.
the property of Thomas Edwards.
The Prosecutor is a bookseller, and keeps a stall, covered
with books, •utside his situp door. The Prisoner, on the
day stated is the iudictiment, was seen lookiet at site books,
and when he thought be was riot observed, Ls took up one,
and walked away. He bad got about six doors off, wises he
was stopped, and She book fell from Isis hand.
A respectable tradesman gave the Prisoner a good cha-
racter, and said hr believed that deep distress 116,111 C could
Lave iuduced him to summit the theft.
The Jury found him Guilty, but recommended him to
mercy.
The RWOIIII6I said, this was not a ease in which the
Court would deal trevsrely with the Primmer; es allowance
would be made for the immolation held out by the Prosecu-
tor, in placing his pruperst in that careless manne► he the
street. IT tradestneu would be so careless, they most expect
to be robbed.
The tradesman who gave the Prisoner a charseter offered
to take him again tote his service if the Court would deal
leniently with him
The K said be should sulTer a short imprison-
ment.