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The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1821-06-22

Tllli QUEEN:

• ASlep's Amphitheatre was tin Weriscotiay tensing strAtiVe j
to pietas, le eiroseenence of her Naito I's ram toner! secretors
to honour it with her presence. Ou penis( throngb ;Wm,-
street, and Ow on alighting si the private door ate tle dwell!,
she was hailed by the *freesia's', elseeriag of an immeeilie
Ibuttitiale. • similar greeting, Daly. if OP, mible, mid more
itothesimilk, was gives le her when she 'altered the:Log as-
signed to bee. alone with Lori) and Lady Hem,/ sod Sr. Al-
derman Wood. " God save (be QOM." was hieing ethirl
fur by the sedietter, and was sang by the corps dratastione,
the audience, as moral, joisink is the (bursa. Her fildkety
appeared mulch pleased with the perferatarere, whist' coo-
sisted of Gil Bias of Soatillows, and of Orgaroeb, or Ms
Hilkland liroleirword. The audience, is verities periods
of the performances, *ere annoyed by the iiises of a few
well dressed individuals, who, we suppose, call thimuithies
gentlemen, bet whose brutal conduct towards an immoral
and iejured female shows that they have no jest right to
that character. The cutirse of the piece, 1101,",as •00114"4
the spectators lb she* the iisdignation which Ilse essaitssly
sad unfeeling behaviour of this levy of cotcombi eacitra to
their mind., fur when (lii Woe io the coarse of she *iota
said " He loess have a base *oil whim ca. injure s mostivie.-
pod he most be a vile scow ed. id indeed, who, to sate
ppis desert she abject be is boned to protect," the psdippro
received it with three dialect room& of applaate thisaahow-
log their approbstion of be sentidtent *Weil lame iris;ds
convey. Her hlajisty on re g from the s
greeted with she same itothodame as was eebibited as Ler
(Merin
London, England, 1821-06-22

WILL CLOSE.
MR. HOFLAND'S EXHIBITION of hja
Pictures of RICHMOND FROM TWICKEN.
HAM PARK, JERUSALEM AT THE TIME OP THE
CRUCIFIXION, and RICHMOND HILL, with a selec-
tion of his tither Mirk., is now OPF.N at No. 108. New
Rind-street, sod will CLOSE TO-MORROW, SATUR.
DAY, Jose 73.
Admittance ls.—Catalotties gratis.
THE NEXT of KIN (if any) of JOHN
SWENEY, late belonging Ili the East India hic-
ehnot ship Princess Amelia, dressed, by applying to Mrr.
OlieN, No. 3, Relllsrd, Doctors' Commons, may bey,
.of
something to their advantaye.
London, England, 1821-06-22

SUHRttY SESSI3NS.

Wednesday Douglas Gilchrist, aged 21, was indicted for on.
liveriillyobtaining from various persons sum. of money under
false pretences. It appeared from the ta.tiustitiy of Ann
Metcalf, that, seeing an Advertisement io a Morning Paper
of April last, for a travelling companion to a Laily,and betug
in want of suck a sitaation, she went according to she refer-
ence to Nit. 5. Waeerloo•road, near the Coburg Theatre,
wher► she was sold by the Prisoner, that span paying ss. she
would be furnished with the necessary particulars. flaring
paid these® demanded, she was atilt by the Prisoner, first to
one place then to another, hut found soh. she called that
no inch person wall wanted, or hail been advertised for. t)u
again returning to the office, and remonstrating with the
Prisoner, he sold her that he canceled a letter from she coon.
try in a flay 'or two, and that he would write to her by the
Two-penny Post. Week after week passed, however, wit linut
her receiving the desired information, and the Prisoner was
accordingly apprehended.
Mr. Tunron, Counsel for the Prisoner, made a most ela.
borate and ingenious darner, endeavouring to spew that the
Prisoner was merely the agent or eh dr of she per.un lobo
rented ilia nlfice, and that lie acted under tie orders of his
employer. . .

. .
The Jury, however, without hesitation. fvund him guilty,
and he was aeuteoceil tu srven years trauspartatiou.

DARING 1101IDEIZY.

On Wednesday night lest, about eleven o'cloek, as Mr.
Charles Dtgation (well known in the musical world) was
passing throngh Little Queen street, Holborn, on the way to
his lonise in Gloucester street, Bloomsbury, • man ran nut
of Newton's-lane violently against Mr. Digaum, and knock.
erl hint backwards, at the tame lime time matching • vale-
able gold watch from his fob, with which be got clear of—
Mr. DMus= received a severe wuend on the back part of
►is bead, owing to the viulcom of the fell.
London, England, 1821-06-22

THE ICING AT MULLINGAR.

It say appear bordering on the ludicrous to advert •rri-
ooal to the old saying, " when the King COMeA in Mul.
Nagar." But we have been assured that rasa; old lease*, no
h. come very vatuable,exot in tivri neighbourhood, the tenors
of which iv, " until the King conies In Mulliagar," and that
in convequenre of the peat probability now of such La
event, which was tly n its all 1.11,111300t' cuusidered as a lease
for ever, aivcral p•rsoua are in great apprehensions respect-
ing the Royal visit. Perhaps our readers of black letter
learning could throw some light nll a matter which, if found-
ed its fact, we may certainly expect In crow pill tious to iris
Majesty out to approach filullsugar !—(Freetsan's Journal.)
DUBLIN alms IS.
London, England, 1821-06-22

P.43IIIONABLII PIRTISS.

The Marchioness of Salisbury entertained •ptrssdasgiM
distinguished fashionable. ou Wednesday evening at bar
boom in arlinelsto•street.
Mrs. Wm. Gosling gave a ball yesterday evening at her
boner iu Portland-place, *hid* was very fashionably at-
tended.
Tb• lirstehiosrsa of Camden giros a eplendid root ibis
treeing at her hour in arliagtou-street.
The Duchess of Bedford gives a grand ball ibis evening at
her boss. in St. Jamees-square.
• lady Mildrany entertained the Marquis and Marchioness
of Lansilown and a distinguished party yesterday at her
bows' in Caerodista-square.
The Countess Dowager of Cork has issued cards of invite-
lieu for three parties, viz. the 4tlih,ll7lb, and flab inMant, at
bar hawse in New Burlington-str. et.
hit Abrahams Hume. Bart. and Lady Long have lamed
sands if invitation fur a musical party on the Id July i■
Mill-street, Berkeley-square.
Mr. Watson Taylor will give an elegant entertainment is
Pales .Leopold and a large party of distiuetion the ado July
at blabs...a in Cavendish-square.
The Dachas of Portland gives a splendid root ow the td
July at her imam ia M. James's•sguare.
London, England, 1821-06-22

HORRID MUIIDER.

A murder, which was perpetrated • few nights ago, wad
discovered on Tuesday morning, has excited a very consider-
able sensation at the east end of the town. The following
are the particulars that have hitherto transpired: A few
nights since, near the bridge which crosses the Regent's
Canal, at Mile Lod, Globe-I rue, a little after midnight. the
Mesa Muller!" and Help, help'." were head. Theories
not being repeated, and the inhaltitsnts supposing that it
was caused by • quarrel amongst some drunken meta, took
nu further notice edit. Tuesday morning, however, a eir-
cumatance took place whirls accounts foe what was heard. A
man, apparently about forty years n' age, well dressed, i• a
*black coat, waistcoat, and datk grey Wellington pan-
taloons, with white cot in stockings, and shoes, but
without a hat, who evidently had been murdered, was
found its the Regent's Canal, opposite the Ben Janson.
• well-known tavern ite Mile End-road. The body was
oh d floating, with the bead above water, by a Mr.
Middleton, who made an alarm, awl had it conveyed to the
Ben Jonsos. The moment it was taken out of the river, the
by-staudera were convinced that the deceased had been the
victim of scone most atrocious wretch urwietchrs„ who having
plundered him, had beat him a lilt aometleadly iustrumeast till
hews. insensible, and then thrown It in into the water. There
was no property found upon his per....., except. one half-
penny, and two clasp kuirra. His pockets, it appeared, had
been oiled. His linen was discoloured with blood, particu-
larly au extra collar which lie wore round his neck. His
stockiugx were marked with the letters "J. C. No. 7." He
was a stout man, and appears to litre been about eve feet
inches is; height. Briers, police officers have been on
the spot making strict inquiries in the so ialthourhoed, and
using every means to their power to diseover the offenders.
W have given a tomtit descriptioa of his dress, as it may
be the menus of discos/Tin lots situation to his friends.
London, England, 1821-08-14

THORP, Mayon. •
A COMMON COUNCIL, holden in the CHAMBER of
the GUILDHALL of the CITY of. LONDON, un
MON DAY, the 13th day of August, 11321
RTNILVED UNANIIIIOII4I.If,
THAT I Ins Court reels it a melancholy end
irresistible duty to express its deepest concern and
nelietion at the pretnnture and everto be ',mewed Death of
her Must Gracious Majesty QUEEN CAROLINE The
litigant virtues she p.) 1••••162 amiable awl unaffected
contiesceneiou of her manners—the habitual kindness gni
benevolence of her disposition—sod she vigour and iutelli-
mace of mind she displayed on the most riling ocenriuns—
her regard for the Rights and Liberties of the People, and
the warmth of affection she evinced for the 'Selfish Nation,
would of themselves have called fur expressious of gratitude
to her nugatory, and sorrow for her loss.
I'ut when this Court calls to mind the punish, and dis-
tressing vielseitutlea of her eventful life, from the period she
first lauded its this country, under the mot Ilatteeiug and
auspicious circumstances, and contemplates the 301,814.16 e
afflictions and the series of persecutions which, in unrelent-
ing successioN she Los undergone—it cannot but record its
highest :admiration of the temper—the unshaken firmness
. and magnartimity with which she met mud defeated, if not
destrosed, the 'mine of lor persecutors—nod that 10 the
last moments of her life she dispisled the same fortitude with
Christian resignation, forgiving all her enemies, and when
under thew eight of bee complicated wrongs mad sufferings,
sittlaiug into a arms of Death, she bailed him as a friend,
in the hope of median:toe those scenes of sorrow stud trouble
furs Crown of Glory anti Immortality.
Resolved Unanimously—That this Court is anxious In do
honour to the Remains of her late Majesty QUEEN CARO-
. LINE ; Rod, in the event of the Royal Corpse passing
• through this City, tht y fie' it their duty to mitred the
I Funeral Pot-cession at Temple.bar, and it Eli the City.
WOODTHORPF.
London, England, 1821-08-14

PEDESTRIANISM.

THS SIXTY MILK, ♦ DAY MATCH —Hr. Coleman, .ho
started to do this mate\ fur ten tmeerssive days on Thursday
last, was near York on Saturday night, hosing dune each of
lbe three dsys' work by nine o'clock in the evening, viz.
Huntingdon the first day, Macclesfield the second, &c. He
will cross the country by way 'of Worcester into the Bath
road, and he is backed at 8 to 1 to wiu.
London, England, 1821-08-13

MURDER BY STRANGULATMN.

IViMiam A hers was iudicted fur the wilful murder of
Faience Ellis, a simile woman, by strangling her with a
pocket-hrtiolltrrchief, at IVickbam Bishop■, is this county,
on the 19th of hum.

The prosecution •as coaderted by Mr. Visa-Penn •nd
Mr. BRODIRICIL, and the dean* by the C011110)1 SILAJLANT
tad Mr. CutwOoD.

It appeared is evidence, that the deceased, who was about
thiety-bra yellies'ef age, had for Noisy years hem • helpless
cripple, ioespaide of doiag say thing to assist herself. she
lived with her mother. The Prisoner lodged in the mass
house, in which diem was atm soother lodger. Alumt six
weeks before the 19th of June, the day the deceased died,
she had boos poorly and coedited to her bed, bast wen on that
day obeiteetto be better. On that day, about (Cu o'clock.
the doemsed and the Primmer were left alone. Shortly after.
wards be charged a dial, the graisa-datigtsier odder deceased's
masher, who also lived in the house, not to di.tuels the de-
ceased, mid left the boom. After some interval the let and-
ilsogileter trent into the room of Me deceased. and Cued her
den Jibe gave au alarm, upon which the Prison. r and other
persons came iu and examined the body, winch exhibited
various marks of violence, which were Mitt thought to be
effects of nine tilleateisa. The Primmer WWI after west into
the 'tidier, mid reausunicatea the death of die de-
ceased, nod although wt requested to do so, bespoke
a cots for her, giving the size of it, and desiriug that
no doe should measure or examine the body. At his re-
quest the corpse was two days afterwards endured, awl he
himself screwed duwu the coffin. At the request of the
grated-daughter, the coffin was opeerd again, bat wen fas.
timed down. Shortly after it was mid that the deceased hail
been pregnant, in consequence of sleuth the body was exa-
mined again by a nsedwal man, ehep sedate ,I Shah she pro-
bably died of dropsy. In a day or two tehaequentle, in con-
sequence of reports of • disagreeable nature becoming pee-
velem, the body was again examined by another mitgeou,
who weskit-opinion that she hod died by violence, and that she
was eight months gone wills Held. A dtessuervs inquest
was then sumenesed, the Pli36/16“ saying dull hi stioutd like
to be on the Jury. He afterwards deelated that the derma. d
bad Wag herself, that be had lismid hoe sssprudrd from the
tester of the bed, sod had with be owe bands cat bre down.
It appeared that the tester of des bed could Gut possibly
bave supported the weight of the elecraicil. The next day
the Primmer was apprehended, wpm which I. erbium kdxrd
that be was the facer of the child of width tMt decreed was
preteens, sod produced a silk handkerchief with which Lc
declared she hod destroyeA herself. this less the selo4amee
of the rrideoce. A greet somber of witormes were called
to prove the dillkosed eirtsimaissees epos which the charge
Wise& Ihe Prisons, reefed.
The Prisoners its hie finesse said be was isivocest, sad that

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London, England, 1821-08-13

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.

B. Wallis seal J. ?limes. of Blackwell, boat builders, July
14, 1821.—M. Brackett& and J. Soppitt, of Qnectibithe,
London, grocers, April 5, 1821 —S. Rigg and G. Cooke, of
Kelvedou, Essex, Attorneys, September 29, 1820 —H. Wil-
son mud W. Wilson, of Alderman Wary, warelunmetneo. July
27, 1821.—A. Ccaife, J. Scaife, sod A. P. &sire, of New
lAurrtl•strtet, Middlesex, tailor*, eu far as regard. the said
A. Seatfe, June 18, 1831—B. Flight and T. Flight, of the
Adclphi Wharf, Straus', Middlesex, etral-merehente, Jude
30,1821.—R. Smell, sea, J. Robins, and R. Suell, just. of the
Regent's Caoal Basin, City-road, Umlaut, wharfiogers, au
fat as ►elates to the said R. Snell, sen. Match 3:0821.
W. Good mud S. Jesssings, of the Orduattee Wharf, Ruler•
hithe, patent teasers, August 9, 1821.
London, England, 1821-08-13

CALEDONIAN GARDENERS' LODGE.

The annual lueetilog of this truly valuable institution was
held at Edinburgh too 'Tuesday, 17th July. The brrtbrru
oust mhlril in the muruing io Freetutisons'.ll•ll, where the or-
dinary business was trammeled, and the premiums deter-
mined by the judges. The grapes and molooss upon this
ucessouu were uup•rinr to nny formerly prioduced, at title
also the prise polyauthimes of 24th Apia, and potatoes of
nth June lust.

The Wellness them retired to the litislitig.selsoul, where
they marshalled, aud 'Ginner& prover 11.41 along the Bridges,
and by Prince's-street and the Moue t, to 11'Ewsu's R 9.11111.
At tine o'clock the Preece, Mr. Alcx.iuder Stewart, Boo-
miaow-boosts, took the chair, stipnoried by the Trea44lfer,
Mr. Rubes t Turuhrill, seertsauan, kiixh stscet, as Crwwpier,
and the other office-bonus, whew about 300 of the Ull MOTU
Lit down to an elegant dialler. The dewiest was sumptuous,
CUI kk i 44 ing of a profusion of the choicest fruits ; unsung
oilier articles which attracts d g. ueral hotter, was the coo-
teats of • fruit basket, especially the white CM' iitllbeflit
presented by Mr. Inglis, gertieuer to the Brostuarable Mrs.
llamas', Barutrui. Many loyal sad petrioste looms were
given ; and the evening on. vein su she owing' harunnsy.
The 'vogue, lu which the public sere glatisilussely admitted
during the day, west richly decorated, and the chaos of the
Oftire-braress placed widen alcoves, superbly orusineuted
with festoons of fliwers, bed a roost imposing appearsoce,
that of the Prows tieing uurousmuoly splendid, mei sor-
mounted with the Crown stud Thistle, while Its se.its of the
Csoupiers were adorned with the Rose of Leetsuil, and its
sister trubleui the harp. Jodrell, t►e whole was gut up and
eutsducted alas • degree of taste sod orioles-Sty which re.
drys the highest esedit on the Oder-lowers nod brethren,
sod afforded much Ire to a uomerues amid adomortog
populace.

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London, England, 1821-11-09

titßASllkir IntbERS.

IiVERPOOL, Romig= S. •
Treasury Chambers, Sepik Wert di.
hiNTLniell—The Lords Commiesimeers of his litaissta'a
teaser, having had under their cousiderateMe ap
hoe, sb:liag the injury which arises to the r• 'rule and II at
Irish Trade by the Importation of Grtigu bat t. r ss'kreee.,
for ship's ()hastiest., he. at the low duty of Is. ad. pet ens( .
sad praying that asemares may be adopted to remedy such
evil; and certain regulations having hero submitteel by rot
with regard to the mining articles of the shove alereripitoo
with tar and other ingredients previous to their attinusaton, I
hare in commaod to acquaint you,that my Losole approve of
your suggestion; and I am to desire you will issue the neces-
sary istetructions to your ureters aceordiugly.
GEORGE 11 ARR ISOM
To the Commissioners of Customs.
WAREHOUSE ACT—PORT OF COWES.
Whitehall Treasury Chamber, Seplember It.
After our hearty commendations, having eto•solsre•l your
report, dated tore 1516 instant, stn a petition -from Cost,,
praying to be allowed to warehouse *••sne hear•abissa al that
port—These are to authorise and requite you to permi
goods, enumerated in table 1) of the Warehousing Act, to
be warehoused at the port of Cowes; and fur au Join/. Ho,
shall be y • warrant. VA NSIT EAR r,
PAGE.
issioners of Customs.
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London, England, 1821-11-09

Hugglnal briadleti bilek, Begzsr Girl, against
Mr. R. Chaplin's red and white dog, Hector.. BegzarClr!
Mr. Wilke' black and white bitch, Laly, 'flaw
Mr. Hoskins' black hitch, Heetbs
SATURDAY, NOTSIRRIII 3.
Fur the Cup.
Mr. Huggins4s brindled bitch, Beggar Girls against
Mr. Cooper's red hitch, Whittßey
Mr. Clutigh's red slog, Chaise*, against Mr. Moo-
kin.' black and while bitch, Hecuba
Deciding Match for the Cups.
Mr, Cooper's red hitch, Whiskey, against Mr. Hos•
king' black and white bitch, Hecuba
Fur the Tsthwell Sweepstakes.
Mr. Haggins's brindled dug, Dragon, against Mt.
Fisher's red deg, Felix
Mr. Cooper's ►ed bitch, Bashful, &plait Mr.
Beridge's red and white dog, Goat
Deeiding Msteh for the Tailiwell Sweepstakes.
Mr. Fisher's red dog, Felix, against Mr. Coupes
red bitch, Bashful
•

IlfiTCl-1 OF TWO HUNDRRD MILES iN
TIMEX DAYS.
A gentlemen of the name of Conynham started on Weil
nesday morning at level, o'clock, from Westminster-bridze,
oa the above undertaking, for a bet of 200 guineas.
route will be through Horsham and Chichester, from thence
through Winchester into the Bath road, ou his way to Lon-
don. He had dune sixty miles at ten o'clock on Weskit silay
night, and intended duiog more than one-third the distant'.
The odds are two to one against him. He is a spare-looking
figure, of five feet six 'ache*, and is 25 years of age.

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MEETINGS OP C 1
London, England, 1821-11-09

A PTENT MERINO DAMASK for Draw-
ing Rooms, Parlours, Libraries, Ise. having given
meth universal satisfaction amongst the highest classes of
the Nobility and Gentry for curtains, being equal in appear-
ance to the most costly satin damask, and at one-third the
price, has encouraged the Patentees of this truly elegant
article to produce them in every brilliant colour and novel
design, considerably reduced in price. Messes. RICHARDS
sod Co. are- seeeiving from their Manufactory at Norwich a
treat supply daily. Their mock of Printed Furnitures for
varisty, extent, and cheapness. far exceed any thin ever
area.-IRICHA RDS and Co. 37, Oxford-street.

RICH WIIEEL.-ALL MONEY PRIZES.
2 of . .... £30,000
3 6.0041
2 .. £2,000
2
4
&e. Sce.
And a hill prnpnrtion or Smaller Prig's. making
NOT TWO BLANKS TO A PRIZE!
6,500 Ticketa weir drawn the Forst Day, and above is the
Mass of the Wheel for the SECOND DAY, NOYEI4-
HER 20, when the First draw„ Prose will receive £30,000
MONEY!!!
TO keno and Sharer, warranted undrawa, are Selling by
HAZARD and Co. the Conorarturs, at their old-motabli.hed
and farinitate Officio, 93, Royal Exchange; 26, Corahill;
and 324, Oxford street; where they Sold, in the bill Lot•
tery, No. 15,71t2, a £21,000 !-6,054 a £15,000 !—sad ALL
the £30,000 Prizes ios a former Lottery.
_ _

SOCIETY FOR THE DISCHARGE AND RELIEF OF
PERSONS IMPRISONED FOR SMALL DEBTS,
Craven-street, Strand, October 9, 1821.
BENEFACTIONS SINCE THE LAST
REPORT, via f a. d.
Mre. Barker Ann. 2 0 0
Walker Ferrands A 2 2 0
S. Marioribeska, Esq per Secretary A. 2 2 0
IY, G Paxton, Esq. A 2 2 0
Ilatthew Mater, Esq. •••• A 2 2 0
Wroclaw KnatrShull, F. 61
Jon. Aarlerdon, EN. A. 2 2 0
Geortie Step. clown Wintour, Esq. A 2 2 0
Ferestert 'Mae. Nicholson, E. 9. &ceased
t direr Ilona! .10matson • AllO 0 0
.1 Watts, Erg. Inc Semler, A .2 2 0
Mrs. Langton A. 2 2 0
F.dur. Howell, E.q. Chelleuham A. 2 2 0
lobs Dwykins, Esq. A. 2 2 0
Mr. R. IV. Canard
Adore Asko., Esq. per Hoare. and Cu. A 2 2 0
Thai. S. Goat h, Esq. A. 3 3 0
ttir W. W. Pep>., Bart A 5 5 0
Anuttymuuv
Ditto
itrv. U. Yutsge A. 2 2 0
Y. G. per Darnels and Co.
IV. S. F. 5 0 0
ll'. 'l*.

f 203 14 0
Dienhargrd and relieved from various Prisons --.
106 Dvlllort, for the sum of
Compd.-red the Cases of 46 Petitioners,
Approved

Itr(erred for Characters. 7 Petit ioas,
And Rejected
Benefactions are received by Julia Camden Neill, Esq. the
Treagarer, Cheyne-nalk, Chelsea ; also by Messrs. Hermit,
Fsr(lnbar, and Co. I. Jainea's.street ; 31e.ars. Howes, Fleet•
t. art t Messrs. Whitmore and Co. Lombard-street, Ste.
London, England, 1821-11-09

BIRTH.
At Arbuthnot House, on the 18th ult. the Viscountess
Arbuthnot, of a ton.
Ou Wednesday the. 71h inst. in Sidmouili-etrei *, Meek-
leobtirgli.square, the Lady of Willie's Cartwright, Esq. of
a daughter.
Wednesday, at Hale End, Waltbaststow, Essex, the Lady
of William Cu:, Esq. of a daughter.
MARRIAGE.
At St. Andrew's, Auckland, ou Wednesday aennight, Cap-
tain Clutterbuck, of she 65th regiment of fl.Ut, sus of Jut,.
Cluttes buck, Esq. of IVarkworih, to Diary Altn, youngest
daughter of the late Hue. 'rhoutas Lye*, of fiction Home,
wear lasi-bass.
Ou Saturdiy sennight, ■t Southwell, Mr. William Bum
eldest sou of Captain Rory, of Rippon, Yorkshire, to liar-
►iet, daughter of the Rev. C. Fussier, M A., Vicar Choral
of the collegiate church at &alibied'.
DEATHS.
On Monday, the 29th eh. at Burgh, Lincolnshire,
Shaw, en honest industrimis cottager, aged 65 ; ht ma-
nally went by the name of Captain Shaw, as being the bat
maker of day walls fur buildings iu that utighboodsood.
On the 29th ult.' Mr. George Atcbeson, of North Shields,
mariner, evil 46. This person I..st his life by over exertion
at the pumps of the ship Peace, when wrecked on Tyne.
mouth baron the 19th olt.
On she 29th ult. at Horsham. the Rev. William Jameson,
Rector of Clapham and Vicar of Horsham Cbuth to Sessex',
aged 78.
London, England, 1821-11-09

CHILD STRALING.

On Wednesday morning a flue boy, aged three year., the
son of Mr. Ater, of High-street, Borough, Vas stolen trout
his father's door. A man is a ',laid), dress, • lio was .ern
lurking about the Isoilac, is suspected to have ca, vied off the,
child, prob.hly fur the purpose of wetting its appaiel.
The parent' of the inftill were in • stale cf disiraction
discovering their loss, particularly the moduli; f..r whose Lie
great doubl• were entertained for a considerable period,
the shock was so great. Persons •ere dispaiebed iu every
direction the moment the i laild was meatier ' • but the
only tidings gained were, that • man dressed lake ,a
labourer hail been seen with such a child. The patents
wtre convinced that the child b.J nut strayed •way,
or be 'must have been found in the neiehttoorbuod,
as be was sought after within ten minutes after he was seen
at the father 'a door. The child answers to the name of St.
towel; he was dressed in a hronse coloured stuff frock, airy
abort sleeve. lied up with sky-blue ribbon, light heaver ha.,
man's shape, a dark gingham pinafore, and black bouts
without sucks. He bad a whip in his hand with • cane
handle when stolen. Last earring this father received some
informetion, which gave him skiing hopes of soon recuver-
ing his child, and apprehending the it/human wretch who
stole it.
London, England, 1821-02-22

ThP Mari-Nis or LA NspowN said, he rose accord-
ing to his males of motion, tor the purpose of 1110V-
itig to relieve the Committee of their Lordships who
had sat lust year on Foreign Tiade. It was not
his intention to travel over the some ground as In.
did when he tint moved for the Committee. He
could not avoid adverting io 'nine of the Petitions
which had been presented to the House, and he
was anxious to do it on account of a inivunder-
viondiog that had gone abroad, that he was of
opinion that no relief could hr given to foreign
titide except by that labours of the Committee ;
that was 'Oat his opiniou, but he thought
light might be thiown am' the -Subject by its
labours, and that it could be better done
by seporn'e Committees oo each brunch. lie

..y ~..
London, England, 1821-02-22

- -
John llocklry, crosshead 6, Oh. Traasom.—He knows a
person who called himself Fletchee. Before the chairing of
Sir F. Burdett, nu the 13th of July, 1818, he saw him at
Mr. Seale's.at Totteolism court•road ; he asked use to get
another bill-sticker, mad two men to hold boards. Weenie
to witness on Sundry night, anal asked if witness
had got marmites' man to help him ? This was at
No. 35. Broad street, Blasumsbusy. He told them to
follow him into St. Marina's-true, and Inset him at the
church. This mai about nine o'clock the night before Sir
Francis Burl/tot was chaired. Brown null witness went
down, and Fletcher came up in a coach. He took a la.ge
brown paper pa.cel, and sant, a There me a pared of bills
for you to stick up;" and he ove them sispeuce to go into
a public-house to fold them up; when they came out he
was walking on else other side of the way ; he walked with
me to Cliering.ceusis, C,anuou.row, and about Westminster,
till four o'clock in time morning, alma Ike posting was corn.
pitted.— (The allots. aileatifitd the bill.)—Oat Monday night
before the Snaillallild Meeting, vitae's. saw him again at
Tottenlisin.cutirt- road ; he was appointed to watch bleu. and
saw hint near Seale's pit ud lug Maier; he saw him come up in •
chariot, which stopped bcfure it reached Scale's house. Wit.
etas then saw him get out; acre was a gentleman left its the
chariot, an elderly matt with ;marred hair. He has sent him •
since; raw him on Monday last him Csavesa.4treet; it MAO
Mr. O'Bryen. Ile ictualased in the chariot while Fletcher
went into Seale's. %Vbs.° Fletcher ante out he saw witness,
crusts d the rrrrr t, and weht lute, a tobacconist's, where he
waited some titre, aro errant, Isc got imito the chariot;
witisecs theu gut up lathiest the earlier., anal it went to
Charing cross, at the coach-stand, where it stopt; the two
Gmuslesnen got our, amid he saw them bath distinctly;
they then callmd soother [each; Mr. Fletcher went in
the coach to Karliament-street ; a brown paper bundle
was put into that coach, it was the same parcel which
he saw carried by Fletcher from Seale's, and put by
b•m into the fist coach. It slopped at a coffee.house
withiu two doors fauna C.hulesoutel. iVitness ful.
loused Unit, and saw hint go down Duwitiog.street,
abort the middle af the, street: he stayed there
'about au hour. Williesa did not see him come out, for he
tetneued to the coach which ass waiting ; the Centlensas
got in again, auml the coach went IN Diorthumberland.rtreet,
and stopped at the corner of Northumberland-court; it was
✓sining very hard; Mr. Fletcher went through, the Court
into Craven.stree I; lie had the paces I with laina,aatd went tutu
No 21, Cravetestrret ; the name of Mr O'Bryen was on the
dour; that was the house at which be saw Mr. O'Bryen on
Monaley lace; it WWI past twelve o'clock thee; be knocked
a double knock tir,t) theo drew his etick along the seta
London, England, 1821-02-22

BREAKFAST POl% DEK.

Sir R. WILSON said, having seru an account in the
papers of a prosecution in the Courts below nemi,t all
dividual, in which a verdict for a penalty was idd•iiiid t;.,
selling a newly.niatinfactured Nader, tinder the name cf.
breakfast 'mailer, he wished to ask the Rigid Gun. (hall.•.
man opposite, whether there was any iutenisou on the pa+ c
of Government to propose any alteration in the law im abut
subject'—fur in the ps eared lime of difficulty and distress,
be coisceived it to be a loud ease that poor people should r 0
preircoied front the use of this powder, which they mould
WWII/ e at the rate of 2d. per Pl. and which would aflGirrl
them a wholesome and ono-iliums breakfast, as he knew front.
the experience of his eon family, iu which it had been used
for three or four months.

Mr. LUSHINGTON said, he toolvrstourt the Rea. Gen-
tleman to allude to the case of Henry Hunt. The decision
in that case skewed what the law at present was ; and it hail
occurred so very recently, that Gueeruisent bad out had
lime to consider whether it would be ca.pedicut to make sty
alteration in the law.
CLASS DUTIES.
Sir M. W. RIDLEY look the opportunity of rept-idiom
the mit altos. which be put on a foreuer•evening, as to floe
intention of Guverstment to propose any alteration to the
Dufits un Glass.
Mr. LUSIIINGTON said, More the question was first
put by she Hors. Baronet, the subjirt had been futHy atonal.
&red by the Lords of the 'freastoy, u lio had decided that
they would nut propose to Parliament any new regarlatiott
011 the subject, bit that the Act peeved two yeast' ago, which
would expire in July neat, should be reenact' for three
yeara.___

Mr. SYKES presented • Petition from cestain IL•ndholders .
of Holderness, in Yorkshire, complussisug of age ictsildeal.
distress —Ordered to be printed.
London, England, 1821-02-22

SHOCKING ErEsr.v IN lIICI7 ZIF.N.

firreual families, moving in the first circles in higb life,
have just been thrown into a stilt.. of the almost urn lotto),
by the horrible depravity of a )..nog men, the nephew of a
Peer of the first consequent..., who, in remorse of conseienro
fur sets the most shockille, Ms terminated his own existence.
by blowing out his boons. The deceased was oa • visit it.
the family of an English Nobleman at Genera, and whilst Isis
inmate, he (h./11•11/1C w r. Iste) seduced twos& the daughters of
hi. host,who bola proved pregnant. linable Ist beer r the stings
of conscience, he term-ousted his existence with • pintail.
Letters, rontaining the thstressitig putirolsrs, arrived he
town on Monday last, in 0111,111 W ore of which the intended
assembly, at • certain great lonise, has been postponed, sad
the inmates are plunged into routieraltle grief.
The motor. Ladies are both nod,' age. 4 I tie of them, it
is said, attempted In destroy herself with uoisou, when use
'backlog discovery took place.
London, England, 1821-02-22

THE QUEEN.

Sir J. NEWPORT I nerd a Million from 240 fishalit_
tams of the email Town of Longhairs), which be said wee
the iroasequence uf that Address from the Presbytery uf the
saute place, containing a libel use Parliament, to which he
Lad formerly called the attention of the Home. The peters
which was t lined to him wish the Minion espeesard
the warmest thanks uf Site Prtitgnns fur his exposure ul
that Address. The Penile,* spoke in terms of reprobation
of the proceedings againet she Queen, mid ofsatisfocti.ns
with tie failure uf else Bill; is prayed tis else rissuration of
the Queers ramie to the Liturgy, •ud uf her Major) to the
full enjoyment of all her sights and privilege.; that the
House will withdraw Hi cuoidence from Minnie...B,mnd turn
its attention to the inspei feet state uf the Representation.
parsiewlarly is Scotland.
Sir K. FLRGUSON said, that the l'etiti•on tore-wed the
at sisinreuts of a great portion of the people. Ile assured
the Horne that feelings of detestation Ad the dam:etch of
the holism witnesses were general throw ghoul Sr
.otlaM 1. He
had bat a few words to offer on th e 111th d COlo.lllllllioli.
When be last veer moved fur an tern Iriry i new ,twproceed.
logy the brake Lord opposite deekared ti ,1% re should out.

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London, England, 1821-02-22

NAPLES.

Sir James MacilNToss rose to bring forward
hi promised motion. He had been requested by
some to withdraw his motion, but so strongly wee
he impressed with the great importance and ur-
gel.cy of the case, that be could not be induced to
do an. From late accounts which he had heard,
sad from the knowledge that an egression the
most unprovoked and wanton in the annals of the
most ambitious Governments had been attempted,
the question assumed an importance fur greeter
than at env precedisig stage. Since he ‘,41 given
ineice of this motion, a war had actually been com-
menced against Naples; bet he could not be de-
terred from his purpose. Though Naples had been
overrun by the hordes from the North, though the
whole country had been occupied by a foreign foe,
trampling on their liberties, he 'timid not alter his
intuition with respect to his present motion. The
more the independence of any our nation is attack-
ed by another, the more does it believe us to guard
our own ; and still more does it behove us to be sure
that our own Guvernment has no share io such a
transaction. If an unjust and cruel win is conitneuc-
ed, likely to involve all Europe in civil war, the more
does it behove us to exitinme whether ottr own Go-
vernment have done any thing to prevent the con-
flagration. Whatever merit the Neupohitaus might
deserve for their cmtluct or their bravery, he would
not now consider; a formidable band of diaciplined
armies is arrayed against them, and although the
history of Europe affords iustances of the suc-
cess of nations against emirs, yet they have
too good reason to supeent that Naples would
soon be overpowered. 1V !tether the Neapolitans,
having motat-d ti costitution, would
also Imitate her iik her military discipline, was a
`flitter should not hazard no opinme.
lie W""?Kalater of fortune ; be had been always
engage., a struggle against the efforts of power
to oppress the weak, and he would not now desert
his purpose, though the Austrian army had erected
their standout on the extremities of the kingdom
of Naples. The motion which he had to propose
referred principally to u Circular, which originated
trout the... Chino ref Truppau. That Circular armed
him a good deal of argument, for it evinced so
strougly the &mnition of the Allied Powers, that it
was iltilieCeSsarV fur Lim to say much on that subject;
era it plainly dessonstmted th.it those perso.is who
set themselves up us 'dictators of Europe, proceed
teeSertive their assumed power monist the Nee-
patrons, because tilt,' refuse. to acknowledge their
"OW, fo*suoths, their new, their uhistatt authority.
+4 filer , hear. —Fur what are' the proiciiiies oft
which they act, and ou which they endeavour to re-
plete Europe, by the influence of their creatures.
whether hip, Prince', or Potentates, or whatever

7iliether-711,14., Ifruieer, or Potentates, Or whatever g 1001MOL hy to a reputwic, www. w uww Iwo u, imam, iu „my si asemegin,
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London, England, 1821-08-25

TO THE EDITOR OF TIM BRITISH PRESS.

Ste-1 heg leavb on behalf of her late MajiWty the
Clams's Caltidefille Cummiiter, to announce, that wish the
Meeting at Smithfield, nn Sunday mitt, fur the purpose of
attending she Funrral of the two peraons who were unfor-
tunately sh..t on she 14114 instant, they completely disclaim
any knowkdge sr amnexiuu, befog
:apprehensive that au
assemblage of the nature proposed can only add so a repe.
Idiots of those scenes that have lately agitated she public
mind, and which every feeling and humane assets must
deplore. Your obedient Servant.
THOS. BENSON, Hon. Secretary.
Committee Room, FreemasoneTllfertrr
August 24, 1821.
London, England, 1821-08-25

THE .4101 r.

A division of the thii d Dragoon Cunard" arrive(' in Glasgow
on Thursday from Carlusle, and a divivion of thr 516 Dra-
goon Guards marched from Glaagurs I lie soigne day for Ireland.
The first division of the sth, or Pruner's Charlotte of
Wales Drigoos Gnarl's, arrived at Ays, on Thursday, us
their mate fur Ireland.
London, England, 1821-08-25

WOOD4VRN OF ARDIZN.

Last week the ‘l'ooilmen of Arden held their anneal
iTardmoles at the Forest Hall, Meriden, which were at.
Leaded, as usual, by a large arerinhhige of beauty, rank, and
fashion ; amongst which were the Earl and Countess of
Aylesford, Earl and Countess of Dritiuunth, Earl of Den-
bigh, Lord Caltborpe, Hun. Sir Charles Grcville and the
Ladies Gre•ille, Colont I and lAthe,i Baibara Newiligate,
Hon. Mr. Fielding, Honourable. Gen. Finch, Major and
Mr. Daniel Finch, Mr. and Laity Elizabeth West, Lady
Georgians Stanhupe, Hun. Mrs. and Miss Barnard, Hon.
Mr. Morton, Lady Peel, Sir Francis Shiocklourgh,Sir Baulky
and Lefty IViltnet, Lady Gould, Sir William Eden, George
Hartopp, Charles Mills, mid George !Arty. Estirs. M.P. Ike.
On Monday the Master Forester's Galli Medd was shot for
at a hundred yards, mid woo by N. C Adams, Esq.; and
the Senior Verdurer's Silver Medal by the Rev. W. Somer-
ville—W. Gresley, Esq. being Lieutenant of she Target.—
On Wednesday, the Silver Arrow, at sine score yards, was
won by William Gresley, Esq. after a severely contested
sweepstakes with the Iwo Messrl. Adams.-011 Friday, the
Silver Bugle, al eleven score yaids, was woo by Sir Franris
Slinekborgh, Bart.; the .Dighv Gold Medal (Opiiine Mc-
renli) was adjudged to the Bev. T C. Al6lllll, sail the Silver
one (Berm Merenti) to WM. Greslry, Esq. as Captain and
Lieutenant of Numbers. The fortunate ladies in the
lottery were Moms Barnard and Mist' Arundel, the roomer
winning the Gilt Arrow, and the latter the Gold
The balls on Wednesday and Friday evenings were kept up
in the Forest Hall with mach spirit and vivacity till a late
hour. The delightful wt-otter each day added much to the
William, and plea,ure of the scene.

NAVAL INTELLIGHNCE.

PORTANOLITII, Acraurr 23.
Sailed the (Trania, Reynolds, for St. Pettrohorgb, sod Dm.
patch, Tramhele, for Hull.

FALMOUTH. AVOUFT 21.
Arrivril off thir Port Ili, St. Miring of Cittr:ruurg, Des-
communes, front Guadatoupe in 40 days.

ttattwien. AUGUST 23. -
Arrived the Prince of Orange packet fawn Holland, sail
Castlereagh packet front Cuxhavett—each with a mail.
11SAL, AUGUST 23.
Arrived and sailed for the River the Mariner, Heater'',
trim Quebec; Syren, Taylor, front Triaidad ; Louisa, A odor,
jam! Tpkagn ; sud the Madears packet, Allen, in days
from St. Prienbersh fur Modems.
Pawed by the bark of the Goodwin Sand the Amphitrite,
Ladorgnen, from lainstiound for Falmouth.; and Mentor,
Green, hone Ilemburgh fur Rooms
Cane' &11l II /rola tin ltmir and sailed the Dorothy, for
Poi (smooth.
London, England, 1821-02-14

rirY BUS AN ESS:
Yesterday a Coert was held at Guildhall, ea tlitieh several
persons attended and appealed against serving the Offices of
Constable and Inquestenen, to which they bad been elected
on St. Thomas's Day last. Several persons were sworn, wad
sobers allowed Brokers.
The Court voted thanks to the Chaplain of the Lord
Mayor, for his Sermon preached at St. Lawresce Jewry,
on Plow Sunday, and was directed to print the same.
Various other general. business was done.

THE CHASE.
The Pylehley Wallas steel to-morrow, at Whitton; Sa-
turday, at Billing—at half past tea.
The Oakley Wands meet tomorrow, at Pices.bill Bares;
Saturday, at Galsey—at half.past ten.
The Duke of Grafton's hounds meet this day, at Greea'•
Norton; Friday, at Whistley Wood—at half-past ten.
The Quorndon hounds meet this day, ■t Coles' Tars-
pike ; tomorrow, at the 7th milestone on the Lutterwurth
road from Leicester; Saturday, at Onthorpe, Nutts—at half-
past test.
Lord Aaeon's hounds meet on Friday, at Weddiantato
Finer-post, Htnekley-road ; Saturday, at Glaatiallo—al
past tea. •
London, England, 1821-08-22

PO I.IC E.

NOW- Mt NET.
Lilt. on Monday evening two rem?: hire, fashionably
dressed, who gate their names as IVilllan Pelt and John
Tipper, were brought I. the office in custody of Salmon, she
officer, and underwent an examination before Richard
Birnie, Esq charged wills uttering forged Ranker. bill..
The witnesses were thew rolled, and they deposed le the
following circumstances :—Ow the 17th July last Mews.
Howell, of Ittrouingliam, gun-makers, received a letter
signed J. Pippel, dated Longa*, 10th February, 1821. ale.
string two guns to be seat as patterns, and that • Banker's
bill, at two months, would be mnitted in payment. The
guns were accordingly snit by Messes.. Howell to an Agent
in London, on whom the Prisoner Post called in a few days
and gave in payment fur the guns a bill dated 11th August,
1821, purporting to be drown by J. Tipper upon 31essrs.
Williams and Co. baskets, No. 3, Dirchiu.l•ne. On remiss'.
lug this bill Messrs. Howell transmitted it to their b•ok►rs,
who, under the supposition that it W4l a bill of Messrs.
1111batio., who are highly-respectable hankers in Birchin-
lane. and ►loch was strengthened by the signatures, whorls
welefsic•similesof the hand writing of Messrs. Williams. they
ss►ured Messrs. Howell that it was genuine. A short lime
after the bill was presented at No. 3, Ilirc►in-lane, and it
was then discovered that no such persons were 'raiding
there; and they also learnt that • set of swindlers had
taken that house for the purpose of carrying on their ne-
farious practices; and by placing • brass plate on Ilse door,
ou which was engraved r Messrs. Williams and Co.
hankers," they have gained credit to a cssusiderable extent,
the persons supposing that they were giving credit to Mews.
Williams. the bankers.

They were remanded till Monday next, when it is ex-
pected that similar charges wi!l be preferred against thrm.

MAILLIWROUGH a. .
Yesterday Alt. 17mileled was brought up for a final exa-
mination, charged with forgery on the Bank of Berlin.
Mr. Exhort, the Inspector of the Prussian Police, with seve-
ral 'Aber foreign Gentlemen, attended, as did also Mr. May.
wird, Soli/afar of the Bank of England, and Mr. Fay. The
evidence given by Mr. Newman on last Friday, proving that
4;usilsted gave hint directions to print the mum and that
they were executed in the course of his ordinary business,
was stow read over, and Mr (imitated was fully committed
fa trial, and Mr. Newman, &r. bound over to prosecute.
A respectable gentleman in Mary-le-bone was charged
with beating his wife in a must desperate manner. His de-
fence wa■ that the accused him of poisoning one of her
elihiren a shoat time ago. The Magistrate oisicsyd him to
Ai d bail.
London, England, 1821-08-22

St; 1 CI II E.

(h, Friday night last William noels, groom to General
O'Callaghan. aho reeided as No 59, t;iii.t street, :llary-le-
Wye, was timid suspended by ling neck wish • curd which
hr had made fast so • book in the resting : he was instantly
at down, bat she vital 'pink had 11,.1. Ile ha• left a wile
ncd one child to bewail his loss: he was •bout going to
Ireland with the General. Ass inquest was yesterday held
•.0 the body at the 1.1.1 k Arms, in East street, and it appear-
ioY the Jury that the &teamed had buss in • use-
I i.• holy stale fur some time, they ft-tallied a verdict of
London, England, 1821-08-22

PROVIDENTIAL ESCAPE.

Teaterday morning a little girl, named Sarah Sommer,
about six 'ems of age, whose mother obtains be, living
I y nastomr. and resides in Ike Kiagolawd-road, abilal en-
gsmd at the tab the little girl went to the a indoor Iwo
mimics hills, and having userhalaueed herself f, II Mete the
steers. The poor mother rate (lows, hAlf frantic, when she
rotted the child in the arms of a neighbour oultart. A our-
fgrusi attended, and declared the cbiLl heed sustained oot the
Last 11. jury.
London, England, 1821-08-22

WORCESTER RACI

twunso►r. •UGUST 111.
Mr. Tomea's Duplicate walkrd over for the Handicap
Stakes, sad Mr. Lockley's Bob Handy, for the Macaroni
Stakes.
A Puny Rate, for bOas. one mile, took place between Mr.
Portman% h. wt. and Mr. Josies's rh. in. which was won ■t
two ►eats by the Gram, awd irrasseatal the spuric

SPORTING.
—Now-
Front lite back ward state of the

of corn in this orisas-

.we gimps
bugaboos!, the harvs.st will necessarily be very bite; and it
has been suggested .bat it would be highly desirable if the
•porting world would take this circumosoce into considera-
tion, end r►frain as much as passible from shooting whilst
the grain remains standing.—(Gloncesfer Journal)
A correspondent strongly sages a respite to the feathered
race; pod asserts its incosuistenre with the true spirit of
shooting, that they •►onbd be destroyed before they become
e3pablr of night, and when they a.a often torso sad destroyed
by dogs, when they would escape the wartime's's. We ob.
the Asgylbhire proprietors hare revolved that now,
and in all lime coining, the commencement of groom "hoot.
ing shall be postponed from the 14th till the 41d August.—
(ileac sssss Julio real.)

The joihrions and active int. Meer, which Irst em-
bodied, mid has since roodocted, the measures of the So-
therlistid.hire Association, is iniwerfally evinced by the
following act:mint of the tirstructiim of birds sad braves
of prey, end of the prommion ecomeipsently affords-II to the
diery tweed roil to domestic intimate and game. Between
1114 y, 1819, and Barth loot, 310 f. WWI paid by the Auto
elation, Sue which the following auimsla were destroyed :-
119 hill grimes eagle., 18 ruing eagles, 211 farms, 317
wild Bala, marlins suit pole-ems, 516 tutrus, 491 hooks,
1,483 es, clod crows sod mar pier, sod 571trooks sod jsckdatts.
London, England, 1821-11-07

M ATO.

CASTLIBAR. NOVEMDII I.
The Balliorobe yeomanry attended the fair of
Kilinaine, on Monday last, to assist in keeping the
peace there. On their returu home some members
of the corps (three, we have heard) lingered behind
the main body, and were deprived of their arms. In
the town or llailiorobe, the house of a yeoman, who
was known to have slept from home, was entered at
night and his arms taken therteat.—(Mayo Conti-
is lion.)