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The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1819-01-27

DU! ell AGGRESIONS IN INDIA.

As the following document, and the circum-
stances winch led to the cession therein made, will
shortly come under the consideration of Parlia-
ment, it will not be uninteresting to the Public;
and doubtless it will he the opinion of the House,
as it was that of Sir T. S. RAFFLES, that whatever
shakes the title of ADIPATTI (Sultan RATOO AL-
MED NUJUMUDDIN) to the sovereignty of Palem-
bang, equally affects the claims of the Dutch to
the island of Banca. If they have or do not re-
store ADIPATTI, the British Government must
repossess themselves of Banca, or suffer their cha-
racter to be tarnished throughout the Eastern
Archipelago. One of the subscribing witnesses is
Major MEASLES, who acted so conspicuous a part
in the of of Palembang, and who in a few
months afterwards fell at the head of his men,
when gallantly leading them to attack those of
the exiled Sultan.
DEED Or CESSION OF BANCA, &c.

" 1, Sultan Ratoo Aimed Nujmuddin, of Palembang, do
of my own free will, as au acknowledgment of the favour
conferred on me by the English Government of Java, in
advancing me to the throne of the kingdom of Palembang,
and relying on the liberality of the English Government
fur a suitable provisiun to maintain my rank and dignity,
cede to his Majesty the King of Great Britain, nod to the
Honourable East India Ci ..piny, in full and unlimited
sovereignty, the islands of Banes and Billeton, and the
islets thereon depending; hereby renouncing on my own
behalf, as well as on behalf of my heirs and successors for
ever, all claim sod title to those islands, with the mines
and produce thereof, which, together with all the privileges
and prerogatiyes heretofore exercised there by the Sultans of
Palembang, I acknowledge to be henceforth the sole and
exclusive property of his Majesty the King of Great Britain,
and the Honourable East India Company. And Ido hereby
enjoin all the inhabitants now residing in those islands, as
well as those under my authority, who may hereafter be de-
sirous of settling there, and may obtain permission of the Bri-
tish Government for so doing, to yield to the British Govern.
meut due submission and obedience. And I du hereby further
promise and engage to protect the property and families
which may he uuw ur hereafter at Palembang, belonging to
the inhabitants of Bane% and Billeton, and their dependen-
cies, with perfect freedom of ►emoval to those islands when
demanded.—ln witness whereof I have hereunto put my
hand and seal, together with the hands avid seals of my heir
apparent and of the principal Pawgerangs of this kingdom.
Written on the Sib day of the month Jumad•ul-Anwull (or
Sunday), in the year 1227.

(Signed) " PANGERANG SURYA,
" PANGERANG ARYA.
(Seal of the Sultan Raton Aimed Nujm.oud•deen,
of Palembang.)
" Signed and *eased at Palembang, this 17th day of May,
11112, in the presence of
(Signed) " WILLIAM HUNTER,
" ROBERT MEARES."
London, England, 1819-01-27

110VSE OF COMNIONS, TUFSDAT, JANUARY 26.

The SPEAKER took the Chair at half-past three
o't lock this day.
Mr J OILS GRAHAM presented a Petition from
the Mayor of Bristol for leave to make • canal to
the Solway Fritli.—Opolered to lie ou the table.
Mr. FINI_AY presented a Petition Rom the Cold-
s I), of Bristol, of the injury to
the it trade fur want of assayers.
The cfiancio:i.t.on of the EXCHEQUER Said, in
the islosenee of the Noble Secretary l'iostlereagli),
be rose to apologise, ill his name, fur hi, abseloce,
tool td the risme time to say, that the motion's
whirl, that Noble Lord intends to make, and of
s.ottee has been given in Isla mime, should he
rnortrard. The first, as to tin; Wouti.•o► Es's-
titidintrot, he Wll% 811X101111 to 1/11/111pollie In 'l'hnrsduy
%reek ; the tither inotioso, as to'the State of Prisons,
to Friday week.

Mr. TiERNEY said, that to obviate all difficulty
as to the manner in winch he intended to proceed,
Itr woold distiottly state to the House the plrcior
nature 4.f the motion he intended to make.
that a Contnintre might be appointed To inquire
into the oth-cts of the Batik Reatuction Bill on the
orreory nod txchatige of the country. Having
ISM be di.charged ling set 01 candour, he
111111111 111:1t the Hight Ilonourable Gentleman (dm
l'hatiellur of the Eschequhr) would be equally

etplieit, and if it was his intention to move an
amendment► he hoped he would now state the na-
ture of that amendment.
The ChAntitt.r.on of the FicHruußn said, it
was impossible for him to Roy what amendment he
would move, ignorant sti he wa. of the manner in
which the Rt. lion. Genileipm who spoke last would
treat the subject. lithe Rt. Hon. Gentleman should
adopt his opinions, he would not move any amend-
ment; bat until he heard the Rt. Hon. Gentleman,
it wa. impossible for' him to say what amendment
he should think it ►ight to move.
London, England, 1819-01-27

POLICE.

sT n ET.

Yesterday Mary nen.let was brought to this Olive by
Bond, the constable, and underwent an csaininatitni lc-fore
Mr. Hanle, charged by Mr William Gardner, a jet. of
40n, in the Shand, with being !error! with "thus in rob-
bing him of a diamond ming and r out pound Wink note, oil
the 'twining .•f Saturday fortnight, about two 41'c,0c,,, when
Ile was rettlfilllng h,Mne f • Pupping at the Eitinlinieli Cas-
tle, when he was hustled and retitled in toe Strait by the Pri-
soner and others. The rtoleu prop, ity was discovered at
Mr. Turner's, the paanbruki r, iu Driii y line, where the Pi i-
saner had pledged it.—She war commit 41.
A young man complained against a person of the name
of Snrtrh, rusiiiiii4 in the Strand, who, lie raid, bad iilitain-
ed a one pound note from him, 4.n an nud••rtakiug to tench
him to play the thitc, but who was incapable of instructing
him in that reiene...—Mr. Bit me said, lie had no power to
grant l'rlicf in this ease, but reconinicinled the C. Manual
to sue• the pally fur a debt in the Court of Betpierts,
_ .

Itirkard Smith was chervil with living a 1:U111111011 utterer
of commierfest silver cuiu.

The Prisoner M3l detected at Hillingdon uttering a coun-
terfeit shilling in the payment of two-p.cce, fur the pur-
chase of a Isug's pudding. Ou searching him a number of
guud Maps:lmes were found, and fourteen-pence in halfpence
and penuy-pieces, and All4ll a package of cuunterGat
packed in a similar way to Birutiugham guuds.—lie was
committed for trial. . . _

.....
Thomas Stapleton was hronglit to the office by John
Smith, the conductor of the patroleun the Hampstead !load,
charged with lobbing Mr. George Fu'wood, of the liiimp-
strad Road, of a five pound Bank note. The Prisoner was
a journeyman iu die employ of the Prosecutor, • ho. inhaled
a 51. Bank note out of his pockrt•book, and hairned that
the Primmer had oared a 51. Bank nose to Mr. Fiske, of
Kentish 'Town, for change, which proved to be same that
was stolen.—The Prisoner was committed.
. .

Joseph Dowdey, the sham postman, was fully committed
fur vial on several charges of fraud for fictiti.itts truer'.

UNION UAL,.
London, England, 1819-01-27

DIVIDENDS.

Feb. 11. J. Tappenden, late of Feversham, Kent, .1. Tap.
perideis, late of North-Court, Kent, and F. 'lmpend( u,
late of the Abernant Iromworks, Abeidaie,
iron-masters, at eleven, at the Guildhall, Canterlincy
Feb. 20. J. Machin and J. Burton, late of Great Guildford-
street, in the Liberty of the Clink, Surrey, toginter, at
twelve, at Guildhall, Loudon.
Feb. 18. T. Bodill, R. Bodill, and J. Bodill, of Nottingham,
hat-manufacturers, at eleven, at the Flying Hulse, Not.
tingham.
March 6. C.Osbourne, of Billiter.square, London, merchant,
at eleven, at Guildhall.
Feb 20. T. Sisley, of Saint Peter the Apostle, Isle of
Thanes Kent, merchant, at ten, at GlUldhall, Louditii.
Feb. 2. 13. Fletcher, tate of Deptford, Kent, liuen.drapei , at
one, at Guildhall, London.
Feb. 19. E. O'Neill, of Liverpool, cooper, at one, at the
Office of Messrs. Avisoa and Wheeler, Liverpool.
Feb. 16. R. M•Brair, lass of Fen•court, Fenchurch•strrl t,
London, broker, at one, al Guildhall.
Feb. 16. A. Greaves, uuw or late of 11.turemstreet, Chet plide,
London, merchant, at one, at Guildhall.
Feb. 16. J. Sparkes and A. Coles, of Portland-strtet, Saint
Mary-le.bune, Middlesex, coach-makers, at out, at Gu
hall, Louder'.
Feb.2o. N. Le Cheminant sad J. van den Kercklitive, of
Lunde'', uterchauts, at eleven, at Guildhall.

CERTIFICATES.--FradmanT 16.
E. Braband, late of Manchester, dealer.—P. Martin, of
Oxford-street, Middlesex, bookseller.—T. Herbert, law .41,
Haniray-street, Oxford-street, Middlesex, haberdasher..—
M. Cottenll, widow, and S. Cutterell, of
Middlesex, paper-haugers.—T. Dawson and J. Daneon, of
Berth, Yolk, draprrs.---T. Eder, of Colitis's-rent, South-
wark, Surrey, fellinuager —R. Norton, jibs. of Charlotte.
Wen, Rathbone-plare, MiJillesee, paper•haogrr —.l Wuott.
rude, of the Cornmeteral.rned, Middlesex, furniture-broker.
London, England, 1819-09-24

HONEST CRITICISM.

A Morning Paper of yesterday commenced its
critique on the performances of Wednesday night
at the English Opera House with the following
paragraph :
" The Gentleman who made his debut last week as Don
Curios, appeared last night, for the first tint., in ilacheath.
He looked the character very well, but his vocal perform-
ances afrortled us no reason to change the opinion which we
lave already given of the extent of his powers."
That opi Ginn, it may he readily conceived, was
not very favourable to the debutant (Mr. DAVIS),
although the audience felt, and other daily Morning
Papers expressed themselves very differently on the
subject. But what will be thought of the justice and
candour of this critic, when it is known that the
Gentleman who made his debut last week, as Don
Cul lus, did not appear in Mac/tenth on Wednesday
night, and that the part was played by Mr. PEAR-
N ! This exposure will, we hope, restrain the
writer in the Morning Paper front a like cruel and
wanton abuse of his critical powers in future.
London, England, 1819-09-24

The wiener the favourite.

Sweepstakes of Mtzs. each, 20zr. forfeit, for four-year old
colts, Bst. 71b. St. Leger Course. (Seven Subscribers)
Mr. T. 0. Pamlett's b. c. The J uzzler
Mr. Peirse's b. c. Ranter, by Comus 2

6 to 4 anal the erinuer.
The Gsseoigne Stakes of 100 gt. each, 30gs. forfeit, for culls
Bst. 516.; fillies Sat. 21b. SI. Leger Course. (Steen Sub-
scribers.)
Mr. Watson's b. e. Harmoditis
Duke of Leeds's eh. e. Mortimer
Lord Fitzwilliam's ch. e. Esphoadion

Errs; betting.

The Gold Cup for 3 yr olds Csl.; four, 7st. 7lb ; Ire,
31b. ; six, Bst. 111 b. • and Paged, 94. Four
Mr. Gas fortb's b. c. by Sir Plot, 4 yrs
Mr. G. L. Fox's ch. e. Merlin, 4 yr 5........ 2

100 to b •Rst the winner.

Sweeprdskes of 100 gs. each, h. ft. colts, Bit. 21h. • *Wm,
Bst. 41b. One mile and a half. (Six Subscribers.)
Mr. Laiebton's b c. Agricola 1
Lord Filzwilliam's b. c.
The Doncaster Stakes of 10g.. each, with 20g.. sided by the
Corporation, fur 3 yr old., 641.; four, 7sl. 71h.; five,
Sat. 3111.; six and aged, fist. 101 b. Four mile.. (Fourteen
Subscribers.)
Mr. Pierre's b. c. Reveller, 4 yrs
Mr. I'. Pot/lest% gr. c. the Marshal, 4 yrs
Mr. I'. Duneundres b. c. by Governor, 3 yrs

Antonio, the winner of the St. Leger at the first
start at Doncaster, is the property of Air. FER-
GUSON, a publican at Ferrybridgr. The determi-
nation of the Stewards in favour of the sermid start
los given universal dissatisfaction, and will be the
cause of innumerable dispute•. The stake may he
ruled by the Jockey Club, but none of the legs
will pay their losses. ft is it most unfortunate
thing for Doncaster. The company on Tuesday
had diminished exceedingly.
London, England, 1819-09-24

THE TURF.

DONCASTER MEETING.
111111101.1 r, 11111PTISIES 91.
Match fur 100 guiueas each, h. ft. est. tlb. each. Last ioUS
Nail half. _ _

Mr. I:webfoot's ch. f. Heron,La•ly by Nitration 0 1
Sir J. nyug's bl. C. Maromme, by Sorce►er 0
6 to 4 on Lady Heron—after the dead beat 0 to 4—atcosil
beat woo easy.
Sweepstake■ of 20 guineas each, for two year old colts,
Bst. ; fillies, bat. Two year old Course. (Twenty

Subscribers )
Duke of Leeds's cb. f. by Mowbray, dam by Shuttle (R.
Johnson)
Mr. Wilson's h. c. by Smoleasko, out of Tuore (W. Cliff) 2
Mr. Lambton's gr. c. Dunsinaile, by 31acbells (Duckray) 3
The following also salaried, but were rot placed:
Lord Queensberry 's gr. f. Fair Heten, by Viscount
Lord Stratlimore's b c. by Ardrossam out of Vicissitude
Lord Fiawillians's hr. c. Field Marshal, by Smolensk°
Sir M. M. Sykes's hr. c. by Sinolensko, dam by Shuttle
Mr. F. Pease's la c. by Sir Dar id
Sir W. Maxwell's h. c. Adana, by Aralrossan

Sir M. W. Ridley's b. c. Chorister, by Comus
Mr. Garforth's gr. e. by Dun Cussac—Harribletouian
Mr. Watt's M. c. Tramper, by Trathp
Mr. Brown's hr. c. M'Rury, by Smolensk°
9 to 1 apt Mi. Wilsun's b, c ---15 to 1 apt Duasinarte-4
to 1 agv► Sir M. M. Sykes's br. c.-6 to 1 apt Trapper-7
to 1 agst the winner—won cleverly.
Sweepstakes of 10 guineas each, with 25 gnineas added by
the Corporation, fur all ages; 3 yr old', 6st. 71k; four,
7.t. 91b.; five, list. 61b.; six, and aged, %L IM. St. Leger
Course. (Five Subscribers). The winner to be sold for

200guions if demunded.
Mr. Lansbion's ch. c. Mandeville, 4 yrs old (r. Shepherd) 1
Lord Filialfibrin's hr. e. Sir Arthur, 3 yrs old
Mr. Cathodes ch. 1. Caroline, by Henderakelf, 4 yrs old 3
Sir W. M doer's br. c. Three-to-One, 3 yrs old 4
Mr. Roolston' ab.c. by Trufee, out of Mayflower, 3 yrs b

7t04 on Mandeville—won very easy. -
Hunters' Stakes of 10gs. each, fur 4 yr olds, lost. 101 b.; five,
I lst. 31b. ; six and aged, 1 Isl. 121 b. To be rode by Gea-
denten, Members of Foxhuuting or Raciag Clubs. Four
mile.. (Five Subscribers.)
Sir W. Luntley's cit. is. Formosa., aged walked over
TLe Corporation Plate of 501. fur horses, lee ; three year
olds Est. 71b ; four, 75t.91n.; five, 84.31 b.; six and aged,
Bst. 101 b. Mares allowed 31b.—Twu-mile heats.
Mr. Br ll's br. e. Blucher, by Fits.Teszle, 3 yrs 4 2 1 1
Mr. G. 1.. Fox's c. Pacha, by Selim, 3 yrs old
(rec. 2.g..)
Mr. Garfurth's gr. c. Pyramus, by Sir Charles,
3 yrs 4111/
Mr. 1.. Saville's eb. h. Furmosus, aged
Mr. Hill's b. c. Meux, by Chorus, 3 yr. old 6 6 5 dr
Mr. Lambton's ch, e. Mandeville, 4 yrs old
4to 1 agst Blucher-5 to 2 agst Paelts-6 to 4 31111 Man-
deville. The second beat well cuutested, the others very easy.

WEDNESDAY, lIILFTBNIBER 22.—(r111110 DAY)
Sweepstukes of 2011 gs. racb, b. D.; colts bst. 31b.; fillies Iltsf.
St. Leger Course. (Five Subscribers.)
Mr. Peirse's b. c. by Walton . .
Mr. T. Duucombe's b.t. by Governor
London, England, 1819-01-18

'llO counteract the mousy attempts this Pre flatly
made to minor. on the unwary a aparinas comocao-
;astettd of th, GENUINE BLACKING prepared by
DAY and MARTIN, they have adopted a New LAW,
which tielr addrear,

97. HIGH HOLBORN.
se so conspieuensiy placed in the centre, that they trust an
osttsutmn to this, and the difference of the type, which s
like all letter press, Kull enable purchasers at once to detect
the imposition
BEAL JAPAN BLACKING, made by DAY and
MARTIN, 97, High Holborn, os sold in Bottles at Gut., 10,
and Is. &I each
London, England, 1819-01-18

BRUCE'S GEOGRAPHY AND ASTRONOMY.

Thildayi;;abliiihed, the Fifth F:dititeu, with very eousider.
able Iwpnireaituts, price 7*. 6d. 'wally bound,
A N INTRODUCTION to GEOGRAPHY
IL awl ASTRONOMY by the Use of the Globes and
Mali*. whirl' are added, the Coastraction of Maps, and
a Table of Latitude* avid Lungituilro.
By E. and I. BRUCE,

Tead:els of Geography and the Mathematics.
This Rork rooms:Nl:es:des the usual rontents of a School
Geography. Complete Tables of all the Sea-purls of Europe,
their Situatmo. lanigitiole aud Latitude, Exports, Imports.
Scc —of all the Towns of England and Wales, Sr:Aland and
Ireland, the Population of each, taken from the last uilieiat
returns, their Satiation, Trade, distingnishing thost that
send Members to Parliament. Bishopricks, dm the whole
divi:ted into thrre Parts : the first, drscriptive of Geogra-
phy ; the 2:1, containing Problems on the Tersestrial Globe ;
and the 3d, the Celestial Globe. . .

-
A K to lbw Work, price 2•. fill. sewer!, cootriiiiinic
Answers to all the Problems in the Geography, Ac. By Jobu
Blurs.

London Printed fur Baldwin, eiadock, and Joy, Pater-
noater•row,

Where may be had, in royal Ito. with the Maps outlined,
price Pia half bound. or If. la. full coloured,
OSLELL'S NEW GENERAL ATLAS; containing dis-
tinct Maps of all the principal States and Kingdoms through-
put the World, Irons the latest and best Authorities; includ-
ing a Map of Ancient Greece, the Rumen Empire, and
Canaan us Judea: the whole currettly engraved upon thirty
Plates.
London, England, 1819-01-18

ATKINSOIN'S AMBROSIAL. SOAP.

IE Woeful effect- of voitiot ((((( Snaps are
generally known : to notice a familiar instance, look
at the hand. of a %ruffian who lies been washing ; their use
invariably cause sot:glop* redness., and ultimately wrinkles;
In mossy: these evils has been the object of the Proprielor
of the Ausbrosial Soap, which is prepared by a new process,
free from all irritating qualities, and composed of balsamic
vegetable ingredients; it removes redness, hardness, and
freckles from the skin, prevents it chappisoz, and makes it
lusursuraly soft, white, and even. Price Is. the square ;
and ',fevered with Naples Soap fur shaving, price OJ.-1 o.—
and Is. 64. eseh.

The following Articles are presumed to be too generally
known to require etilogiurn.
ATKINSON'S VEGETABLE DYE, changes grey or
red hair on the head or whiskers to a permanent brown ur
black. Price SA —and sine guinea. . . .

ATKINSON'S CURLING FLUID, restores the hair
%brie it has fallen a from Mies*, prrspiralion, or any of
those cau►rs occasioning premature decay; it also keeps the
hair in curl during eNITCIge in dancing or walking, or in
damp weather. See various instances of its success iu au
Essay rm ilea Hair, enclosed round each bottle. Price 3i. 6,1.
a bottle. _ _ .

.....
CAUTION —To avoid counterfeits, at.k tar Atkiiipou'd
Fluid, &c. as there are several servile inntsitions.
Sold by dot Prnprittor, James Atkinson. Prrfiliner. No. 41,
Gerrard-street, Sohn-square, London ; nuJ by appoimmestt,
by must Perfumer* and Ilair-tlressers in the lattEdtom.
London, England, 1819-01-18

EXTRAORDINARY INHUMAN RUIRARITIES.

Thomas Waithmaa, a bilge frllmt, mare thou silt
fret high, was indicted for cuitinutliag, on the nigbt
of the ltiih of December last, a I.;tVille and two-
cious assault upon the person of a young man (a
mere stripling, compared with himself), of she name
of Joseph Richard Cotton, 1.111, of the beadle of
the parish of Chiswick, and with biting part of itis
tongue otf.
Joseph Richard Cotton sworn.—lle was taking
some porter in the George public-house, at Chis-
wick, on the night of the of Decenther. The
Prisoner, the Prisoner's brother, cud his (witness's)
brother, were in the room. Witness was out intoxi-
cated, nor trite sober ; lie hail drank three pints of
beer. The Prisoner had frequently struck him be-
bore, and bore au estrour.lioary spite against him.
A musician cause into the room, witness brgan to
dance, the Prisuiiri's brother puslied witness, and
told him to sit dOOO--Ite refused, and then the Pri-
soner struck him violently. knocked him against
chair, mad seised libts by the throat, and by prtass
Mg with his fist against it with all his might, lie
forced his tongue several inch:fa out ut his 1111/1101,
seised it between his teeth, and hit a piece entirely
ult. Witness Wes in the utmost agony, and called
•• Murder I" as distinctly as be was able.
The Jury fothill the Prisocer 41;tein,; and the
Chatting's, after dwelling upon the hrinoustiess of
the °Kam, sentenced the Prisoner to six mouths
imprisonment hi the [louse of Correction.
London, England, 1819-01-20

This day iv published, tun vol.. Avo. prier :Is. hoards,
ANALYSIS of HUNAN N ATURE ;
or, au lnre•tigation Of the Means to improve the
Cuntliti tttt of the Poor, and to promote the Happiness of
Mankind ite general ; comprising' also the progress and
present suit of Political, Mural, and Religions Society.

By S. PHELPS.
Anthor of " A Treatise on the Importance of extending. the
_ _

BritiA Fisheries."

Landoll Printed fur W. Simplon and R. Marshall, Sia-
tinsicre marl, Ludgate-slreet i and RAI and Brailtute,
London, England, 1819-01-20

This day were published, in four vols. price It 12s. boards,
TALES t►L' MY LA N 13LORD. Second
series: collected and arranged

By J EDEDIAH CLEISHROiIIAII,
Schoolmaster and Parish Clerk of Gandereleugh.
Noted fur Archibald Constable and Cu. Edinburgh.

Of whom may he had,
CRIMINAL TRIAIS, illustrative of the Talc, entitled
" Heart of Mid-Lothisii," 'published from the original
Record; wills a Prefatory Notice, inrludiNß some particu-
lar. d the Life of C.Ppiain John Porteua, with an Emmy-
Inc of the Old Tolhouth of Edinburgh. Ore volume, 12mo.
rice Sr. in boards.
London, England, 1819-01-20

ROEHAMPTON.

TO RE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,
ACOMPACT RESIDENCE, neatly For-
nisbed, and agreeably situated in and including a
Paddock of ahont nine Acres, together with four Acres of
Leasehold Land (at a nornival rent), for about 4d years,
and small productive Garden. The House has four Rooms,
and a Hall on the ground door; five Rooms on the first
floor. The Offices are good; the property is well timbered,
For fnrther Particulars apply to Messrs. Brundrett, Spiuks.
and Reddish, Temple.
London, England, 1819-01-20

Th., day was published, is three volumes, 12mu.
price It. Is. boards,
WOMEN; or,
Al)10. R et CONTRE:

By the AUTHOR of " Bertram," & Tragedy.
'Ti■ Rout) tut be messy and wive,
good to be honest and true,
good to be off with the old love
Before you be on with the new.
Printed for Archibald Constable and Co. Edinburgh.
"The leng Ili of oar analyst's,' and of our violate 444 a are
the best proof of the pleasterc with which we have read this
mural and interesting 'rale, and may stand in place of eulogy.
Let Hs outs see what the %Viols really deur ves, a fovourable
Fervid' from the Public., and we unit 111 r. Maturin may
be 111.0W111 !int.! more to resume a species of composition to
easy to a writer of rich (miry moil reads powers, so delight.
rol to the numerous class of readers, subs) bare Gray's mottos.
roty for *osplooime it nu bail emblem of Paradise to lay all
they ion a couch and read new Nuvels."—Lchuburgia Review,
Nu. 59, June, IVO).
London, England, 1819-01-20

ration. Itliratctl itscwasions are-111.1
Item. on this important subject.
The prreents which th- Emperor Alexander left
In.litittl ore entitiated to he worth 32.000 doeato.
Iltit Alajesty 11Sskited venoms heron. Isis ilepar-
tore. 'lost lit should hr here again in thrte
It .14 Nlbird, Ihnt l'ilf Emperor solemnly pr •r! I
his illit.ttiong Ally to pay him I. ti it in rosin, at
Prteomrgli.—(Nureinilerg Correspondent, to Ja-
nuary 10.)

SW ITZ Eft I. ND, JANUARY 5...

The secular fcidival of the It
_ror
il-mat _oil was rrle-
brined at '/.111 ion the Ist of .1411 nary, by divine
service performed in the most solemn manlier iu
the rtitirchts, with appropriate sermon..
(hi the the students, awl all the yonth of
Moth sexes, assembled in the Cathedral, to lie lire.
sent at the. distribution of them-collie medals, and
to hear two diorour.es, intermixed with music,
spoken by the Rector of the Academy, the Rev.
Canon Selling. awl by the Professor of Ancient
Lingual:es, the Rev. Canon Breni.
On Monday the 2th the several learned societies
distributed their new year's pre4rtits of books.
There are nine 'plates to illustrate the history of
Zaingli, the Reformer, viz. his portrait, the place
or the holm where he was born, his sermon at
Berne in 1515. his farewell to his family on depart-
ing for the battle of Cappel, the field of battle
where lie was killed, the Cathedral of Zurich et
the time of the Reformer, his anus, afire-simile of
Isis hand-writing, and lastly, the rations secular
medals.
Numerons robberies and excesses of various de.
seript• have lately been &ustilted 11111 the banks
of the Reuss, towards the frontiers of Z irirh, I,li.
cede. Zug. and Argovia. They 11,0 :twrilord to a
band of vagabonds, four lutudrrd in number, of
whom one Illopsabiodell is the chief. These people
seem to belong to that clam of in& kolown in
Switzerlimil under the name of I Irimetibsei (hoine-
Irso, without home), who hail biro formerly hob-
rated in the free hailliisges, but who at present, ill
nintertainty respecting the destiny and the result of
the Federal Concordat which is to fix it, are reduc-
ed to it vagabond life, and a kind of a state of war
and insurrection against society. A laity of these
armed wretches has been already taken to the castle
of Arbourg.—(Lawsmine Jess. 5.)
FRANKFORT. JAYVARY 10.

The reigning F.rn{wess of Itos'sin left Csrlarithe
yesterday, to go to Munich. Her Mitjevtv IN to
(hoe tit Stutgottd. She will reach Munich toi the
th, tool retnsto there till the 13th.
The Emperor A lerander, while at Vienne, ranged
■ cslualble diamond rito4 to he delivered by his Le.
palm' tit 111untch, tr. Mr. Sennefelder, the inventor
of litil"4r:tphy. Mr. 5-11lielrl‘ler i 4 Xoue, with the
King.* I.eraiii44ioit. to P.m:, to perfect the sovoutiou
there.---(Justrmul lie Fraoffurt, Jaawary 11.)

IMPLRLIL P4IILIAMENT.
London, England, 1819-01-20

GENUINE JOHNNY NF.WCOME IN THE NAVY,
with Sixteen Plates, by Ituulandsuo, from the Author's
desigos.
This day are published, Svo. 21s. boards,
THE A OVEN PUKES OF JOHNNY
NEWCOMB IN THE NAVY: a Poem, in Four
Cantos.
By ALFRED BURTON.
Published by %V. Simpkin and R. Marshall, Stationers'.
court, Ludgate-street ; and Bell and Brailfute, Edinburgh.
The Publishers have full confidence in recommending
this Work to the Public in general, and to the notice of
Naval Orestleintis in particular, as it is a faithful and spi-
rited picture of the service; and every possible care has
brit taken with the Plate's to attain correct representations.
They further beg leave in rewas k, that this Work was an-
nounced nod printed in the year 1817, though its publica-
n lp, hitherto been unavoidably delayed ; and of this ad-
railingv has heel, taken in usurping the title to a Book. now
poldichrig in numbers, the c•imparative merit. •
the Politic a ill duly •ppreviate—but it will he ceci,,a,), to
prawns Menthe, from being substituted, to ..rdrr the Vl'u rk
by Lieutenant Burton.
London, England, 1819-01-20

Y, JANUARY 20. 1819.

Just polatialsord, prima's. 04.
THE HEAR I. of MI U-LOTIIIAN ; or, lite
lily of St. Leonard's : A Dramatic itomance, in
'Three ACI/.
Be THOMAS WHOM,
• From the " Tiles of My linieltorfr.
Printed for Robert Stodsrt, SI. Sioasl4.

This day ii pabli.lwd, price 3s ed. sold by J. CALLOW,
Princes-street, corner of Gerrard street, Soho. dedicated,
Permissiao. to his Royal Highness the Dulteivißesecx,
/HE MEDICAL FRIEND TO THE
IFL ASTHMATIC PATIENT, shelving hist the particular
Species of his Disorder. nod also what lo enclse, sod what
to avoid, in regard to Medicine, Diet, Situnii 00000 end other
Ctrennostaisces connected with his Complaint. Selected awl
arranged Gone the extensive mud scientific Work of Dr Bree,
on disordered Respiration I with various Additions, adapted
Inure immediately to the Dionesdic Treatment.
By W. NISBET, M.D.
Fellow of the Royal College, Edinburgh, &e. &c.
London, England, 1819-01-20

This day is publislard, svo. price Rs. hoanlr,
ATHEATNE 1111 the I VIPORTANCE of
EXTENDING the BRITISH FISHERIES; coo-
taistog • drerrisi•to of the leelsod Fisheries, sad of the
hlewfoundlniad Plirkery avid Carhop: together with remarks
nod propositions for the hOter supply of the Metropolis
and the luterior with cured and fresh Fish; elneitlatine also
the necessity of eireirwagiog and supporting Commerce,
and the general Industry of the Country.
London, England, 1819-01-20

HOUSE OF LORDS, TUESDAY, hotumor IL

The Lono CHIEF Ilhoort took his seat on the
Woolsack nr three o'clock.
Prayers being read, the House pmceerled to ad-
minister the oaths and receive the qualifications of
blemberv. Several Peers were sworn, among whom
we remarked, the Marquis of Lothian, the Earl of
Chichr:ter, thy Earl of Aberdeen. CAI Brownlow.
E.lll of Gallowly, Lord Bolton, Earl of Ashburn-
ham, Lord Say-and-Sete, Lord Carleton, the Earl
of Warw,ck, the Earl of Cailllness, Lord Lake,
Lord Keith. the Earl of KrHie, and Lord Ellen-
liiirough. This was the first time of Lord Unto-
borough's appearance in the House of Lords,
The Muse udiourued at four o'clock.
London, England, 1819-03-12

PENITENTIARY AT 31ILBANK.

REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE OF THE GENERAL
PENITENTIARY AT AIILBANK.

Ordered, by fAc House of Cononsons, to be printed,
Mara 3, 1819.

RILIPOIIT of the Committee of the General Penitentlery a)
Milbank, fur the reception of Convicts; TYl4llt in pursu-
ance of the Shit Geo. 111. can. 63, sec. 39, specifying,
the state of the Buildings, the behaviour and conduct of
the respective lifficers, the treatment and condition of
the Cuireicts, the amount of their Earnings, and the
Expenses of such Penitentiary.
The part of the Penitentiary now occupied by prisoners,
contains one .hundred and nine males, aad.oue hundred and
twenty-I hree females.
The whole of the buildings intended for female prisoners
is now covered in, and will be trolly for the reception of the
four hundred which it is calculated to contain, its about
three months front the present time, when the Committee
will proceed to remove the female prisoners, now oceuKying
a part of the prison designed for the males, into the apart-
mento in which ftsey are to continue, mid will admit the re-
mainder as they may arrive its the ensuing spring.
This arnuigement will afford the opportunity of receiving
• considerable addition to the number of male prisoners in
that part of the prison which has hitherto been occupied by
females.
The officers treat the prisoners under their care with mild-
ness and humanity ; one instance of violence, used by a
turo)cey to one of the prisoners, occurred a short time ago,
but the officer was ' lie.fi,ktely stisiwitileil by the Govern°, ,
sod has since beets dismissed by the Committee.
The conduct of the pi isumrs Iris heels to general satisfac-
tory, although fur a short lime a 5p.1.5 of iiisubortlination
prevailed, which, however. was entirely confined to the se,r-
men mid hoya. Since which the behaviour of the gastric .lias
been progressively improving.
The Commilier have reported three prisoners, vit. one
male ape two females, to his Majesty's Principal Secretary
of Study fur the Home Departmeet, under the 25th sec.
sfth Gro. 111. cap. 6:1, as proper objects, from their good
moiduct in the prisoo, to be rec. ded to the Royal
mercy, and they have ell received los Majesty's pardon,
its consetpreace of such recommendation ; four others have
alm received his Majesty's pardon, during the last year,
after reference to the Committee with respect to their ix-
!saviour iu the reisiteutiary.
It appears oy ths.Chaplam's Journal, that since the Re-
port wade at the
,co .ocanient of 4lse laelSessura cf ear-
Isament, two prison. as have been haptifeda eighty-two have
biros confirmed by the land ifisriop of Loudon, sod there
are now oar bandied and thirteen ciantinanicants.
The prawn has ainitioload to be very healthy since the last
Report. Out of tot averit:te number of two boodle.' and
loriblv•three prisoner., only one male and two females have
Idied Amie Oat periad,and in each of Meier-saes the disease
.by whichn the death was occasioned, had been coutracted be-
London, England, 1819-03-12

FLANDERS MAIL.

saus.EL., maw. (1.

M. Rrguault de St. Jean d'Angely liar received
per►nission to return to his native country. Yes-
terday he kit this city to proceed to Paris. We
learn from Paris that M. Mare,. Duke of Ba‘satio.
has also been uuthoristd to Worn to Paris. M.

nuulect de Puuti,7aulaut, the King of
France has recalled to the Charaher r.f Peery, from
v Inch lie was excluded by the Ordinance of the
24th of July, was for five years Prefect of the
Department of the Dyle, and will user 'Talent-
tiered to his honour at 13ro wnn.ts. Ills ailininivtra-
non was also just and equitable, and if he dud not
do ell the good that he desired, it was because it
was not in his power.
WARM S.

It is said that the works 'for the en• t►ou of the
new Palace for his Majesty, after die plan ap-
proved of by him, will commence in a fortnight.
Ori the oilier band, the Works for the monument
wh►ch ►s to be erected on the field of Waterloo,
will begin immediately. This monument will be
of a prodigious elevation, and of immense extent
at its base—it will resemble an Egyptian pyramid.
The spot chosen for it is that where his Royal
Ili►thots.. tie Prince of Orange was wounded on
the memorable irlih of June, Itils. The sum of
one million of florins is said to be destined to this
monument.

In the Sitting of the States General to-day the
Central Section made its report on the project ai a
law relative to our commercial connexions with
Sweden, and the reciprocity to be exercised towards
that Power. All the Sections agreed in the prin-
ciples which dictated this law. Count llogendorp,
in an excellent speech, supported the projet. lie
quoted the opinion of the celebrated Chat,t ii, for-
merly Minister of the Interior in Frd.ice, who rejects
every system of prohibition as injurious to initions ;
lie would have an unlimited frerdoni of commerce,
which, said I.e, cannot brit be In ou► ads:int:iv,.
No other Member 111,064 g to speak, M. Feick,
Minister of Colonies and Trade, esidant.il the
grounds of the project, w'ilch being put to the
vote was parsed unintimrandy.
It is said that General Malin (ow. of the .1S),
who till now had not been inithoriz. d to re..r!.. at
Brussels, has obtained Cr the preset leave to re-
side there.—( Brussels Papers, Morcl, (t.)

T.l-: E K Rim Si" PRES S.

LONDON,
FRIDAY, MArtcH 12, 1819.
London, England, 1819-03-12

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This day csporblished, price ss. 60. in boards,
FIIZ•FLORIAN'S Al,ll-1A BET; or, 146-
c4l Fables (r Children drown up.

Printed for J. J. Stott,.late, 41, IralCumil.
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Poems which have appeared fur a luug time.
New Editions of DRESS AND ADDRESS, LIFE, THE
TON, MODERN BEAUX, and ELOISA IN DISHA-
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on Two Sticks in Loudon, 64.6 d. all with coloured Plates;
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o,
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ACLASSICA L 'FOUR through ITALY and
SICILY, feuding to illustrate surue Districts which
have not been &sotto.' by Mr. Kustace is his Classical
Tpor. By Sir RICHARD COLT HOARifaraart.
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•.• It has been a topic (Igeneral regret in the literary
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winery Volume to his 0 Classical Tour," so as to form a
complete Work un the prevent and past Slate or Italy, for
which he was engaged in collecting materials at the period
of his premature decease. But what 11r. Eustace did not
live to accomplish, Sir Richard ('lt Hoare has executed,
and in such a manner as, it is hoped, will be at once accept.
able to the public, and gratifying to the 1111 l nerous friends
of Mr. Custare, as a tribute of respect to his genius, aud of
affection to hog memory.
The Oaarto F.-lition of Mr. Fiistace's " Classical
Tour" having been long out of want, a New and Third
Edition of the Too Volumes is now published, and the
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61, 6s. Of whom also may he had,
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London, England, 1819-03-12

DEEP AND UNMERITED DISTRESS.

On Nlntiday evening a family in Limbed' was
(li-covered w ciicurustances of Extreme distress.
A %Ito had carried a peck of coals to the house
hid his request for payment answered by the
aintan's bursting into tears, and confessitig that
her family was starving. The man, from motives
of compassion, followed her into the room, where
he saw her husband, sunk in despair. and live
emaciated children, with tin clothing but ragged
night-g,wsta, sitting on some straw, the only
furisitute 10 the Sonic WA. was instantly
procured from persons sti the iirighboui hood, who
visited the family, and learned the following
eccomit of their misitottiors : —The poor man
had been a clerk, hilt having hail ho employment
fur In monde], had been compelled to tell almost
all Ins clothes and furniture. Oil the '24th of Fe-
bruary, the day on which the snow fell so heavily,
followed by a severe frost, his landlord seized liter.
rally all that remained of his furniture. The broker,
islio executed the distress, dial not leave them even a
cooking or drinking vessel. Tile man was exposed,
with his wife (in the seventh month of her lorgnette)),
and five infant children, half clothed, on the bare
floor, to the inclemency of the night. Ile had sold his
last waistcoat to get • truss of straw for thew to lie on.
io expectation of the arrival and asaistance of some
persons from France, he indulged the decent pride
of euncealing his distress, and not applyitig to the
pr!rich for relief; dud Cotitinued in this state till
Monday, when, as has been stated, his wretched
condition was discovered by accident. This rela-
tion is made public. in the hope that it may lead
the I iiiii sane to contribute to procure this unhappy
family a lord, and some tither necessary furniture,
tend raise a small MUM fur their subsistence, sill the
father can get employment, and again support mitt in
himself. Mr. Savage, hair-dresser, Cloisters, TCIII•
ple, will receive any donations, and assure winners
of the truth of this statement.

THE TURD.

BETTING AT TATTERSALL'S YESTERDAY.

31 to 1 apt Treasurer $ 73 to I apt Blom Stoctiap
(taken) (Ishes)
7 to I apt Soothsayer I I to I apt Emperor.

C I.A RIM.
Eve. or Allegro apt the I sto 1 apt Ram
the 164 6 to 4 apt Carlotta.

7,1 to 1 apt Euphrates le to 1 apt Doutiaie(takeo)
(taken) MP to 1 apt Iris(takea).
13 to 1 apt Pledge(takes)

OAKS.
7to 1 opt plueittocklop llt to opt Vanity
7 to 1 opt Dupla I 12 to 1 apt Duduiri.

lIT. LgOKR.
oto 1 apt Isird (takes) 112 to 1 apt Magistrate
10 to 1 apt Mambos, I 14 to 1 apt Lisette.
London, England, 1819-03-12

LINCOLNSHIRE LENT ASSIZES.

These Assizes were opened nn Ssiturdry at Lin-
coln, before Sir JAMES Qualm:ins, Kist.—Axs.
counu Boticsmerr. Esq. Shetiti.
CITY COURT, MONDAY, Maws S.
IV.. Clarke, alias War. Moder, was charged with
being unlawfully and feloniously at large in this
kingdom before the expiration of the term for which
he had been ►ransported. The Prisoner was tumid
guilty at the hest Assizes for Northumberland of
stealing 240 pair of stockings, and thereupon sen-
tenced to seven ye.dre transportation ; he made his
escape from on board a ship employed to convey
him to the convict-ship, sod was taken up st
Lin-
coln on the 17th September last. Gritty-- I reNth.
Thera are 30 prisoners in the Castle fur trial at
the present Assists.

W
London, England, 1819-10-06

AMERICAN SOOTI-1 I N(.4 SYRUP, toe
Children Cutting their Teeth.—Of all the nnwserous
Cases that have appeared in ills. Public Mints for the last
Twelve Years, of the good elreets of the AIIRRiCAN
SOOTHING SYRUP, none are snore entitled to the Mew.
Lion of every Mother and Nurse than the following :
The infant daughter of Mrs. Ler,l7, Bowling-siseel,
Clerkenwell, commenced Teething at a as. ry early age, with
great fever and pain ; the irritation of the gums orcasioned
such inflammation of the body, as to CIIII•e the child to void
blood with its urine; at the same time there was also a great
falling of the body, forming a lump of Arab the sine of a
cherry. The choreas of the Parcrit m.y he better ima-
gined than described. The esinslit• of the child was such,
that it could out be moved willsost being placed on a psi-
low, when Providence directed them to try the SOOTHING
SYRUP (every other saran* proving t• les.), which after
tieing a few times, slopped the inflammatiou, and those
alarming symptoms were entirely 'missy( d, and the child has
cut her teeth with perfect ease.
To be had of the Proprietors, Johnson and Williams, 94,
Newman-street, Oxford-street; and, by their appointment,
of all the principal Medicine Venders in Town and Coun-
try, at ?a. MI. per Bottle.
N.R —Mrs. JOHNSON relieves the Poor. as usual, at her
house, every Tuesday and Saturday mu 11l i $ sg, from Nine till
Ten o' Cluck, by briwirisg a Letter from a respectable Muse-
beeper, to certify Malan. ohjecmuf charily.
London, England, 1819-10-06

IRELAND.

DUBLIN. OCTOBER Q.
The Fancy Ball for the Pour, which was held at
Armagh on Wednesday the 221 last, was attended
by upwards of four hundred of the principal gentry
of the province of Ulster.
The Marquis of Ely has just built the fittest
barge ever launched on the waters of Lough Erne,
■od we understand his Lordship is determined to
have her rigged in the best manner.
Mr. Evans ai•d Lad♦ Curhery arrived at Cook's
MO. London, on Wednesday last, front the
Continent.

A dad was lately fought at Glin between lirm.
Browne And James B. Curtayne, Esqrs., when after
an exchange of shots the matter in dispute wit!
amicably adjusted to their Militia' satisfaction.
Lest week a Clergyman of the Established
Church, in the diocese of Dublin, preferred a hill
of indictment against his neighbour, a most respect-
able and loyal man, for stealing out of the Clergy.
mall's garden twelve apples, value 41. ll'be bill
was ignored.
London, England, 1819-10-06

FASHIONABLE MOVEMENTS.

Mr. John Henniker, from his father's house, Stratford,
Ewa, for St. John'. College, Cambridge.
Arrivals at Brunet's Hotel, Leteester.suoare :—Le Cho.
valuer Comets°, the Minister frost the Court or the Rrasils
to the Swiss Cautoos; his Excellency Mr. Elora, late Com-
nossary-General of the Netherlands, at Jaya • Monsieur Le
frame from Paris • Monsieur Doeff from Batavia.

The Doke of Richmond and his brother, Lord Lennox,
returned to town on Monday afternoon, from Marquis Corn-
wallies seat is Suffolk; after dinner they set off fur bis
Grace's twat, Malcolm.

wl Whitworth end the Duchess of Dorset end flintily
leave their residence is Grwseuor•squere, this monolog, for
Psris.

The Earl of Harrowby is expected in town on Friday next
from the Isle of Wight.
The Earl of Jersey left town on Monday for Newmarket.
Lewd G. b. avenebb tent perky on Konday fur Hew.
market. Her Ladyship proceeded to her sent Latimer",
Encks.
The Earl and Connie's of Warwick and formlity are arrived
at the Patient, Hotel, from Warwick Coatis.
London, England, 1819-10-06

bRUAY-LANE THEArRE.

After a long absence from these beards, Mr.
BRANAII last night made his first appearance as
Count Benno, in the opera of %he Devil's Bridge.
The house was excessively crowded—and the rich-
riesS of the performance well warranted the feelings
of' than who pressed impetuoosly to the doors,
anxious to enjoy • feast or harmony. They were
not disappointed. Not an air was sung by Mr.
BILAHAN that was not encored—not an sir we.
r/xecuted by him that did not deserve it. The air.
fi• Behold in his soft expressive face," was sung in
• very pathetic style the cadences were beautifully
expressive. Mr. BRAN AN was encored in the
sweet air. .4 Though 1..,we is warm awhile," and
still' more loudly applauded, still 444 re generally
cheered, when he poured forth his great voice in
exectstiog one of his most popular compositions.
"Is there a heart that
its greatest triumph during the evening was here.
Of his recitative and aria, by PAESICLLO, we
shall only say, that. hating the name of the com-
poser, we saw nothing extraordinary in it. Miss
C•REW appeared. lor the first time on these
boards. as the Countess Rosalvina—she sang sweetly
and tastefully, but .he ought to rely more no her
own powers. and not be do ambitions to acquire
fame by ass imitation of the style of' Miss
STEPHENS. Mrs. BLAND, the sweetest of those
who sing ballad airs, executed. with great' skill,
all the music attached to the character of Chas-
diae. The coquettish Lanretta was sustained by
Miss KELLY, with great liveliness. Mr. HaitLEY's
Marcelli was, as we have always known it. feeling
and animated. Mr. OXIBLARY, as Pietro. was as
humorously stupid as the audience could wish him.
A Gentleman of the name of Timex isoidosifed
the part of Florian, for the first time. He has a
moderately deep tenor voice—and. when his task
was a plain song. he acquitted himself well--shat
when he attempted the duet, s' Rest. weary Tra-
veller." with Mr. BRAH•3I, it wss the frog in the
fable.
London, England, 1819-10-06

FASHIONABLE PARTIES.

t esterdsy the Netherlands Ambassador, Baron Fagal,
eatelnined at dinner his Excellency Mr. Elout, late Cons-
Geseral of the Netherlands, at Java, and
other distinguished characters, at his residence, Whitehall-
place.
Mr and Mrs. Mitchell gave a grand eatertainmeot on
Illood”, to the Perrian Ambassador, the Duke Spinelli, the
ranish sad Sardinian Minister., Mr. Morley, and several
caber dirtinguialted personages, at their horse in Charles.
street, Bea keley-Nuare.
London, England, 1819-09-23

W limns
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Ishaosger

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T. Sargent, Milloaalt-row, lime6er-aserchaat
J. Faller, late of Billericay, horse-dealer.
J. Wright, Beturoodory, hulloed vinegar-dealer 1 7
DIVIDENDS.
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D. Campbell sad G. Old Jewry, mereheals 1)

A letter from Bristol, dated Sept. 20, says—" The
Concentric Society of this town, similar in misfits.
lion to that of Liverpool, held a Special General
Meeting here on the 16th, on the ruhject of the
Mancheiger transactions, THOMAS STOCKING. FAI.
in the Chair. A series of Resolutions were imam.
stonily passed, vindicating the right of the profile
to meet publicly, stating the legality of the Meet.
ing at Manchester, and denouncing the attack of
the yeomanry cavalry as a cruel, wanton, EA Jib.
graceful outrage ! It was finally rrtolveitl, thAt
public subscription should be Mimed:awl', oprnr,l
by the Society, sod the proceeds forwarded to the
Westminster Committee.