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The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1819-02-12

GREAT PEDESTRIANISM.

The great match fur one hundred guineas aside, under-
taken by Mr. Hollingsworth, an Oxfordshire former, to do
180 wilco io 48 hours, was commenced war Ilford on Tues-
day morning, at he o'clock. The pedestrian took a circuit
from Colchester into the liewesarktt-road and across to the
Wooborn-road, and to finish between Si. Albou's and Don-
stable. Thirty miles was accomplished without fatigue
at twelve o'clock, and after eating some leg of mutton
chops, refreshed with sherry, the pedtstrisn did the other
thirty mile' at eight o'clock, when be retired to rest entil
twelve o'clock, and performed nineteen miles at five in the
morning, when he breakfasted, and made another start at
six o'clock, having dune four miles more than half his
ground. He did twenty-eight miles in six boors; and at
six o'clock is the cycling he had forty-seven miles to do in
the next twelve boors. He did twenty-three in the next
six hours, and he resigned near Market Street at three o'clock,
through fatigue and lameness, sixteen miles from home.
London, England, 1819-02-12

ACTIONS AGAINST NEWSPAPERS.

Mr. ANDREWS moved, that the hill furnished
by Mr. Lewis, an Attorney or this Court, to Mrs.
Hamilton, should be laid before the Master to be.
taxed. The Learned Counsel stated, that Mrs.
Hamilton had employed a gentleman, of the mime
of Williams, to act es her attorney, who became
a bankrupt in the sear ISM He then recom-
mended Mr. Lewis to her, who had mot in ■ bill
for 4001. on the ground that he had commenced
twelve different actions, whereas Mrs. Hamilton
declared that she had authorised him to bring only
two—one against the Proprietors of The Weekly
Unpaid., and a second, which was still pendirit
in Chancery.—The Court granted the rule.
London, England, 1819-02-12

CONGRFSS OF AIX-LA-CHAPELLF.

The Earl of LIVERPOOL laid ma the table Ca-
pies of the Protocol issued by the Allied Powers,
in the Congress of Aix-la-Chapelle.
Lord Hot.r.alito ingnired whether it was the in.
tentiou of the Noble Earl to lay before the House
any papers relating to the Slave Trade ? He was
also desirous of knowilig whether a copy of the
Holy Alliance would be laid upon the table ? He
asked this question, because, in looking over one of
the Treaties concluded between Austria, France,
Great Britain, Prussia. snit Russia, he found •
declaration that these Powers would adhere, in their
individual and general relations, to those " bonds
of Christian fraternity" which had been already
recognised. Now among the various papers laid
on the table he could find none that explained the
nature of these bonds of Christian fraternity, and
he therefore supposed tha words must refer to the
Holy Alliance.
The Earl of LIVERPOOL said he had no hesita-
tion to reel; distinctly to each of the Noble Lord's
questions. With respect to the Slave Trade be had
to state, that it was not in his power at present to
offer any papers to the House, but lie hoped that in
a short time lie should gratify the Noble Lord in
that particular. As to the Holy Alliance, he did
riot believe that he could, with propriety, lay the
Treaty before their Lordship*, ■s Great Britain was
not a party to it. The Treaty was concluded in
Paris in 1815, and signed a. au autographic act by
the Sovereigns of Austria, Russia, rod Prussia.
When a commuilication of the fact was made to
the British Government it was perceived that, con-
sistently with our Constitution, the Prince Regent,
acting in the name of the Sovereign, could not be-
come a party to the Treaty. as it had not been con-
cluded by aprons of a responsible Minister. He
could not, however, hesitate to mate, that the prin-
ciples of the Treaty hail met with the full concur-
rence of the Prince Regent.
Lord HOLLAND thought, that as the Treaty was
referred to in another inatrument, to which this
Government was a direct party, the Treaty ought
to he laid before Parliament.
The Earl of Ltircarool. repeated his former ob-
servations, mud declined laying the Treaty before
the House.
Lord HOLLAND—" All 1 want is to know what
the bonds of Christian fraternity' are?"
On the motion of the Earl of LAUDERDALE. se-

venal accounts presented to the House, relative to
the amount of licenses granted (or the issuing of
Bunk notes, for the three lust years, were ordered to
be printed.
London, England, 1819-02-12

KING'S COUNSEL

Mr. Giffin Wilson, Mr. Nolan. Mr. Gaselee,
and Mr. Gaspard, appeared below the bar, dressed
in full-bottomed wigs and silk gowns.
The LORD CfiANCELLOR addressed the three
first Learned Gentlemen, and said, as his Ro)al
Highness the Prince Regent, acting on behalf and
in the name of his Maje.ty, had been graciously
pleased to appoint thew severally to be of his
Majesty's Counsel, they won'd please to take their
seats inside the bar. Afterwards he addressed Mr.
Gaspard, and invited him to take Ins sell inside the
bar, in virtue of the patent of precedence he had re-
ceived.
The Learned Counsel then took their seats in.
side the bar.
London, England, 1819-02-12

GAS LIGHTS.

Mr. P. Moons brought up the Report of the
Cs ttttt nittee appointed to inquire into she Petition
fur lighting certain pinta of Westrbioster with Gar,
which was agreed to, and leave given in bring in
I Bill for lighting the parishes. of St. Martin-in-
the-Fields, St. Paul, Covent• garden, St. Mary-
le-Strand. and St. Clethent Danes, in the city
of Westminster; and Si.
George, Bloomsbury. on the comity of Middle-
sex, and the parish of Christ-Chinch, in the county
of Surrey.
London, England, 1819-02-12

THE STORM OF BEAUTY.

While gazing last night on Corinna's sweet face
(Asa silk purse fur tne she was netting),
A table dual came, and u'er•haduw'd each grace,
As the aixht does the sun's beams when setting.

Unconscious that 1 bad hrr anger provoked,
" Dear Corinna," I nearly had cried—
When the dark scowling frown was as quickly rcvok'd,
And a dew-drop its station supplied.

Fur a moment the tear littered sweet is her rye,
In a moment it vanish'd away;
Fur a love-smile illunnu'd her bright azure sky,
Aud she look'd fair as the new-burn day.

Is silent amazement, I let nay thoughts range,
But soon ceas'd at the slain,' to wonder;
For the shy, we all know, oft exhibits a change
To *whirs, from rain, and from thunder.
HENRY.
London, England, 1819-02-12

elusive, that it must have fully satisfied every per-
,.,.,, imonsdiately intruded in cousins oo g the
practice, that it ought to be 4bsol'oolord. H. mould
not enter into so detail of the miseries which the un-
happy race of children c.w.0....c0ed with doss employ.
meta, (hula antlered. They were obvious to Mr
public -they were known no every one. No person
could take a walk through the metropolis, with-
coot encountering (objects, whose opprooratice m sde
the feeling heart altuifilar. It was demonstrated
that almost all chum's,* could be sw.pt by
machillery. This apowsrerl Goon the Report
of the Survryttr-Geticrtil. lie divided chimneys
into four cla.se..--is ono those that could 1w
swept with the crated rato•, us dinar whtieb could
not he clews-ell by oniochoisery ; and taking the
overage of 1,000 chimney., hr found 910 on the
first class. t tile second. 30 no the. third. 81111
JO 111 the last : inaltittg 990 that could be swept by
machinery, and 10 no the I hot mood, or one in the
hundred that could no,. There were, however.
memos of awe...ping the inost iliffirult chimneys.—
Ile knew is house ois Lowing), the chimneys of which
it WAS pope stedlv declined could not be swept by
machinery. lie was at length spoken to, and lie
recommended a person who swept every our of
them. Ile •1.0 knew, that, by an ingenious piece
of macloisitry, a flue lied been *wept in half on hour.
which occoopted a b..y no less than five 'mono—and,
CM mot. orr•s•ltliii. au unfortunate child woe conlissell
in It for 28 hoar!. It was his intention. instead of
allowing Holy one year bet re the abolition took
pl re, which was the peolool stated in the forencr
Bsll, to orient' the time to two years, winds lie con-
sul...rill quite sufficient.
Leine was then 21Yris to bring in the Bill.
NOTTINGHAM ELECTION.

Mr. Ftitouousm posipmard, till ouu-morrow, his
notice iit monads to shirr the consider:allow of the
Elertioni Petition, as hr, load uot 3rt
wren the agert of the suiting Alrosber ; but as hr
the agent was new in Liniduit, he would
Pr iaini Ibl • hate an interview with him.

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London, England, 1819-02-12

PEDESTRIANISM AND BOXING.

Spring: 01111 Painter, these "big ones," an well known in
the prize-ring, are again matched fur fifty guineas aside by
the amateurs of Norwich, but upon this trent they are to
make the best rise of their (r et instead of their fits. Painter
and Spring have been twice opposed to each other in the
ling; and r both in tarn have proved conquerors; but Pain-
ter, in a init. of tire miles on the Essex road, defeated Spring
in gallant styfr, when the latter then complained of waist of
eoad.liva. Sptialt has been spurriap fur the last tee
days, with Painter, at Nu. aich, Loon, and Yarmouth, to
crowded audiences; and the former is now considered as
fine as a star, and is in eons. quench matched to run a mile
against Painter on Thursday neat, 111 order to ascertain
which is the best pedestrian. Painter is the favourite 5 to 4 ;
and hefting is very brisk among the !provincial sportsmen.
Mate Las arrived from /beim', and it is said lay the fan-
ekrs that be will not have Log to wait fur a custalarr.

%tics! Cowl+) Dark and Ili Crapley are expeete.ll la be
rnatclied imuit4mitly Ibr r)0/. abide, as a deposit has alteady
lakeu place on the sukitct.

On Tuesday last, after a diligent search, the
body of John Marty w,.n found murdered und con-
cealed in is smell lake on the lands of Molitnio, at
the distance of a mile from Dunmanway. It exln.
lilted marks of the most savage mild cruel barbarity.
There were two contusions on the head, the throat
cut across, ■ long garli on the left breast, with se-
veral other gashes on the body, and aims, inflicted
by seine sharp-edged ueapti. Fawn the informa-
tion hitherto collected, it appears the deceased (oho
dealt in cattle, and generally carried some money
about him) intended going to the late Cork Sessions,
and desired a person with whom he was to trawl,
to call fur him on the morning of the 19th ult. ut
the house of Daniel 1114:artily (Sassily), of Motion°,
who owed him scum money, and where he would
sleep, saying he could not leave the house till called.
The person culled accordingly, and was told he *era
away in the night; after which lie was not sezii
till found in the lake. The said M`Carthy, his
son and tar) datighters, were on Wednesday com-
mitted to the county gaol, to take their trial ■t the
ensuing Assizes; and though nothnig further than
wrong circumstances have yet appeared, it is hoped
the perpetralors of such a horrid murder will not
escape unputlislitd.---(Curk Chronicle.)

CITY

Yearnlay tl, Lori' %Toque held a Court of Cuomo:in
Council at Guildhall, !shoo.li was numerously attended.
The Court agreed ou • ocrulootinn, reque.oilig the Turd
?Asyut 's Chaplain to prrot his Serrano, preached at St. Lsv•
reface Jewry, un Plough &outlay.
London, England, 1819-02-12

brought in chained, by the Chief of the Janissaries.
The incensed Monarch looked angrily at them,
caused the Tartars who had hronght them hither to
be vested with ruble pelisses in their presence, and
hereupon the Schaich of the 11.1ain announced to
them their +wedeln e of death, for the execution of
which the Subic!' gave a sign. Immediately here-
upon the Chief A bilallah was beheaded at tie gate
of the Imperial Palace, his Mufti opposite the gate
of the Vizier, and his Treasurer on the palace of the
burnt pillar. Their bodies and belds remained ex-
posed to view three days, but no tali* or table, an-
nouncing their crime, was fastened to them, as is
usually done. It is said that a seal was found
upon Abdullah deu Sinn', which, besides the his-
tory of his name, bore on it the title of Caliph.
On the same day arrived two Tartars of the Mocha
of Damascus, with the happy intelligence that the
pilgrims of Mecca hodsafely passed the Desert, and
accOntplished their journey. The Tartars brought
several vessels filled with the water from the sacred
spring Zenaeru, and other presents from the holy
city.

The Porte is constantly employed in the most
active measures to ensure tranquillity and security
in this city. The formidable corps of the Janis-
saries now receive punishments for its numerous
mutinies. One of its first officers has lately been
banished to Cyprus, and two others strangled in
the castles on the Bosphorus. Four other officers
convicted of rubbery sod murder have had the same
fate.

Private accounts from Tripoli say, that the Go.;
vernor of Ferran had arrived there by sea, with a
rich cargo of negro slaves, elephants teet,►, ostrich
heathers, &c. worth 300,000 heavy piastres. It is
livid to belong principally to the Dry. however
the continued traffic in slaves is to hr lamented,
Which, however, even some Christian Powers have
not abandoned, it is consolatory to learn, that the
Dey of Tripoli has sent out no cruisers since last
summer, and seems inclined to turn his attention
to agriculture.—Marnbargh Papers, Feb.
London, England, 1819-02-12

ARRIVALS.

The Earl of Carhamptou, at his house is Brutem.strert,
from Payne's Hull, Surrey.
Lady Amherst, in Hill-street, Herkeley.square, from Levee
Grove' Yr/kilo' re
The Earl of Darnley and Lord Clifton, In Berkeley.
square, trots Cubtiain Hall, Kent.
Lord sad Lady Ducie, in Dover-street, from Spring Park,
inclionhanipton. _

Earl and Countess Fortemne, i■ Grosvenor-square, from
Shirt, Bucks.
The Earl of Breadslbane, in Park-lane, from a tour.
Earl sod Countess Grosvenor and family, at Grenivenor-
bursae, Upper Grosvenor-street, from Eaton Hall, Chester.
Lord and Lady Baotou and the Hon. Miss Irby, in Lower
Grosvenor-street, from Hedsor Lodge, Bucks.
The Lord Bishop of Quebec, in Bedford-glare, from Bea-
consfield, Bucks.
The Bishop of Ely, at his house i■ Dover-street, from a
visit to 411 e Duke Milt Duchess of Rolland, al their seat,
Belvoir Castle.
Lady Heatbcote, at her house in Grosvenor-square, from
Brighton.
The Earl of Roseberry, al his house in Lower Grosvenor-
street, from a tour.
Sir Alex. Johnston, in Park-lane, from Putney.
A. R. Dalton, Esq. M.P. at his house in Argyle-street,
from Tosihridge Wells.
G. Powney, Esq. at his boom, Grosvenor-square, from
Paris. _

_
Colonel and Mrs. Anderson, at their house, South Aud-
ley-street, from Sandgite Cottage, Storrington, Sussex.
General Bligh, is Chesterfield-street, from Cobham Hall,
Kea'.

her. E. Cameron, in Mosta-street, Grosvenor•agaarcr
from :stone, Buekingbausalure.
H. Blount, EMI. in Gruarenur-sqoare, from Hill House,
Billericay.
Lord Maynard, in Grosvenormpiare, from Walthausidow.
Lady Healing, at Upper Brtuk-street,frum Within Bask,
Nui folk.

A. IL Lambert, Esq. in Lower Grosvenor.street, from
II irsbnry, IVelishire.
lion. G Irby, in Lower GI
HOWW, 31midetilwad.
J.ines Hammond, Esq. at Putters Barr, from Worthing.
Mrs. Raikes, at her house, Upper Grosvenor-street, from
Ma Idris head, Berkshire.
Arrivals yesterday at Thomas's Hotel, Berkeley-square:—
Rt. v. Mr. and Mrs. Wilson, and Miss Robinson, from Bath ;
Mr. and %Ira. Smith Barry, from their seat in behind.—
Mr. and Mrs. l'aiqubar left ditto, for Brighton.

r-ittect, from Brittwell
London, England, 1819-02-12

---
WILSON ON THE GOUT—SECOND EDITION.
This de), were published, pi iee as. sewed,
OBSERVATIONS ON THE GOUT and
ACUTE RHEUMATISM; containing an Account
of a safe, speedy, and effectual Remedy for those Dt .
Addressed to Arthritic and Rheumatic
By C. WILSON, 31. D.
Memher of the Royal Medical Society of Edinburgh.
Printed fur T. sad G. Underwood, 32, Fleet-street.
London, England, 1819-11-06

NEXT TUESDAY.

PIDDING and CO. Nu. I. CORNIIII.I., re-
mind their Friends, that on TUESDAY NEXT, No-
vember 9, the 5,090 Numbers, which are now nit Sale, will
ALL be &cis!. d. To those who have not yet examined the
Scheme, ii may be necessary to Vl:plAln, that this small
number of Tickets are certain to have Two Prizes of 29,0001.
Money and Consols, and may possibly gain Six more Prizes
of 20,0901, forth's), arc to have the Cillibet• of all the Capitals
allotted to 20,000 Tickets: this ia an ingenious Arrange.
agent, mud an Advantage never offeseil before: the lowest
Prize is 161 , nod the first-drawn Blink, in each Clam, will
have Sixteen Winds. Tickets in the twit Drawing, which
may be chosen at PIDDINC'a Office; abere Schemes MIS°
may be hid milli full Explanaliona.
PIDOING and CO. returu their grateful thanks for the
favours of the Public, and are glad it has fillets to their
lot to make so substantial a return to many of them: they
hope also some of the above are again destined to reward
lime who make their Pluckiest: at No. 1, Ca/IV/RIM
London, England, 1819-11-06

PAISLEY MEETING.

Pursuant to public notice, a meeting of the R.,-
dical Reformer. of Renf►ewshire was held yeatrrday
at Johnston. About one o'clock the people from
Paisley and neighbouring towns had arrived to the
number of about two-thirds of the Meeting at
Glasgow, with various bands of music, and thirty-
two flip.
The business began a little after one o'clock by
a person reading the notice, and recommending a
Mr. Brodie as Chairman, who was accordingly
chosen, and a good-looking young women placed
a splendid cap of liberty on his head, amid the
cheers of the meeting. Caps of liberty and ad-
dresses were presented by the Female R.-I,,rn en. of
Johnston, Millerston, Killisichan, and Eli:. tslie.
Some short speeches were delivered. Rest)lotions
of the usual kind were passed, and an appeal to the
Prince Regent was read and soled, and Messrs.
Cartwright, Wooler, Sheriff Parkin*, and T. Dolby,
are to be requested to see it delivered to the Secre-
tary of State for the Home Department. Major
Cochrane received the sliaiiks of the meeting for
shielding the people from the sabres of the Mau-
cheater yeomanry on ►he 16th of August
As there were five caps of liberty on the host-
tinge, every speaker put on one alien he addressed
the meeting. The Chairman put on one, and re-
quested the people to go quietly home, and per-
severe in the cause of Reform ; and he said he
would never cease to admire and advocate the prin-
ciples of liberty. or if he did, he hoped a worse
curse would befall him than what fell upon the
murdering Cain.—The meeting then dispersed.
When the procession war returning through
Eldershe they halted beneath Wallace'', tree. and
the bands played ".Scots wha hoe ici. Wallace
bled," end gave three cheers, and a number of
pistols were fired. The whole body of the peo-
ple turned down Storie-street to avoid the Cross.
A band of about 70 or 100 boys closed the proces-
►iou ; they carried eight little flags, with mottos,
as " The Draw Boy's Lament fur Me Times".—
" Bread and Liberty"—" 7'he Juvenile Reformers."
—On one flag they had the figure of a cock, and
the motto, " As the auld cock craws the young cock
Icarns."—On another, " Let tyrants tremble, and
look down upon the rising generation."—" Rights
of Mon," &e.
There was evidently a good number of pistols in
the meeting, and all the Radicals had sucks; and
two battle-arcs were carried in the procession, and
placed upon the hustings during the proceedings.
All the strops from time north end of Paisley, to
the head of Storie-street. were shut, and a party of
military were in readiness, brit the people dispersed
in the molt peaceful manlier, and, at six o'clock, the
►treets were nothing thronger thinst' usual.—(

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No efeatmereiel letter from Brevet. ems the sub-
jeorardee.etiaelteeia. wee poltecl et LLOYD'S yeeter. •
itrentitit 116/ Liord's, See. 5.
4si loilisr)sq ..'t Lt.11..41
London, England, 1819-11-06

MRS. HANNAH MORE.

Among. the meritorious individuals who are ac-
tively employed in stemming the lute of hhisplieany
•wl impiety. i• the celelnated Hannah More. We
ssoderststill the following p►odnetion, which is widely
sirchlated among the lowe► cit../PI r.f soctety, is
from the pen of that most emrtuphory Ludy :
soilt ACCOUNT or THE LICE AND DEATH
London, England, 1819-11-06

t JIM :

INANCOESTER, NOVEMBER 9..

" We think we can stow say positively, that the
Itml;ciils rill hare no more meetings in this neigh-
twurhond, and the misled people are returning to
their usual avocations, and no doubt trade will
as-unit its usual activity.."

41 11.151 E DATE.

" I have now the pleasure to inform you that we
I,sve had more demand to-day in our cotton market
tirsit for the last month ; I tied also this improve-
meet has had some effect upon goods, and there
CAs beet, considerably more purchaser. It is certain
mail of the spinners are low in stock."

6' LIVERPOOL, NOVEMBER '2.

" There hits been a con►iderable stir in our cotton
market to-day, the sales amounting to 3,300 bales.
hivweds and Moranhams have been the favourite
1.111:4, in which every thing offered has hero taken
swvb much avidity, and woefully at higher prices."

RADICAL REFORM MRSTINGS IN

SCOTL4!"D.

MEETING AT CLAY KNOWES.
• GLASGOW, NOVEMBER 2.
Yesterday, about mid-day, the A ittleriton Depo-
t-4110u passed through Trongate to the Clay K !towns.
. They. had -two flogs, and a ray good cap of liberty,
v.L Nt wki. carried by a female, attended by s I
• ol I,ers. Wands with green tops, and bughta.of green
riibbands, were worn by the men in their hands and
button hula. Parties paraded through Calton.
.llriJgetowii.• a.AI NI6-end. previously to the hour
ui ineetiog, which was one o'clork.
A few minutes before one o'clock there was a
very Frost assemblage, and at a considerable dis..
timce was heard the music of the pibroch, clartonet,
trumpet, drum. fife, and other martial instruments
" Johnny's Grey Brecks" " The Garb of
41:1 " The .DerciAll of Paris.' " Johnny
Owpc.r-V •'cots who hue we Wallace hied," &c. &c.
wiale capo of libery, union flags. sad ensigns, with
tue. former inscriptions, and many new ones; •
liege broom „carried ou the top of a pole. with an
.
.• C•t•bage sto4 *Abell the thin portions of the leaves
eaten, away by Meats, ai.d only the Radical with
„ stir. loaner a a pportars of thr,leares left ; an old tea-
., pot, with tome .iudigenous plants, and below it an
soscript of " fipe email tea without taxation ;" a
• raparisealtation oLis 51aucliestt r yeoman cut ling down
.tints:uf his townisperi;,.Walloce pushipA his sword
• "IVO an rl'icittg to Scoibisb. trealoin ; a figure
, . '-ataggeriug uadersa.lood .of with seversl
other., we woo approaching the hustings
clod:110as, while jhe poople • toaxii was
London, England, 1819-11-06

wr.ck, he pre+ttrorti tity Court Lad every mr.o:s ul
protecting whatever It might deride. upon.
Sir 'WILLIAM SCOTT said, the Court felt a tie-
sire to act with the greatest delicacy towards fp.v.i.;tt
states on occas. of this sort. and certainly not tbi
less so in tegard to the state in question. ws*
described as a ship of war, lour her ureseul Wantons
was that of a merchant vessel. clearly ; owl the
other vessels which had applied fur tht. warra,,t
were as clearly rotillted to tritsteorrolotts tor p..ittagr.

service. There might be reasons on• the prat ot
the Foreign Minister here for the delay, viltrtli lie
was inclined to respect ; but the British cluitnaitt
moat be protected. If he were given to ustrleisjand
that this ship would not he removed. however; lie
could nut object to the warrant's being tleturreil for
a abort time; and this lie desired might
to the Minister, who represented his Gnveridlista
this country, accompanied with no irtittintaat f!•tt
such removal must on no account take phi . The
Court, w conclusion, observed, that it should grant
the warrant of attachment, unlevs the assuran'ce of
her continuing in port were speedily given
which might b. done by the proper partn v. wl:en
etothlril, out of Court, without Nailing for next
Court day. -
London, England, 1819-08-24

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BRIGHTON, AUGUST 29.

The Prince Regent, it appear% to he present at
e Cabinet Council, will be nt Carhn,i Hum.° to.,
morrow, 'forgelay. Ili* Royal burin', there-
fore, es war expected some days ogo, will not fioish
his cruise ht liebilf killg at Sill% place from the Royal
yacht, but proceed direct from Portsmouth to LOU-
don, This event, should it occur so, will he
sett &sap, ' tment to ell ranks end descriptions of
people iti this town end neighbourhood.
London, England, 1819-08-24

DUTCH MAIL.

BaUSSULS, AUGUST 18.
Ilia Royal Highness the Prince of Orange is
expected (ruin Spa, to be present at the fetes which
will take place in honour of his Majesty's birth-dry
swat month. Ilia Royal flightless will go to Maci-
triclit to review the troops that are to be arsembled
there.
From the French frontiers we learn, that tranquil-
lity is entirely restored in the manufactories on she
great plaits of Lille. The nrinufactiveis have paci-
fied the people, by discharging a part of the foreign
workmen. many of whom have in consequence re-
turned to Flanders. The Magistrates have acted
in this affair with great indulgence, and hitherto
none of the authors of the disorders have been call-
ed to account. We learn further that the Freud'
Government has giien orders to re-establish in
souse degree the French marine. In several ports
orders have been given to lay down shtpv of war—
' scone timber has arrived at Dunkirk. and the chi-
tens. of that place flatter themselves that the opera-
London, England, 1819-08-24

(melody. Ilfr. Troiale aid • aft *Mesa tO Make aby Aare
against them.
Mr. George Preach Herneeetle, soother of Mr. TritiumMr
ado, weeded, sod etate.l that be believed a ether mad
box foiled by Me constable upon Prior, wee Mr.
Tr:Aatee property, AuJ which the Prisoner admitted to be
die report, of Mr .TyitilAte, and which was the only grouted
for demising him till this thy. As to Elisabeth I)troa, the
only Miapirioo alleluia her was, that she bad takes a box,
eeotalaiat some baolia. rit. beloocine is Prior, to hue
Amer. trlsielsillr. Tyndale astepetted to contain spate of hie
property; she however, stratum to tell, datied it, althoosts
Prier imilehtil that thelstl she box.
Wllierit korpsa tra.t brittiot so the Oltee from Covent.
garde, masitet, charged with witawitiog Robert
a boy about ten years of see, by robbing hie face and ere
with loose capitol'', whirls he kiwi put ow a plum. The
poor tiny was in great torture in his eyes ia centavo's's*.
He was ordered to Lod bail.

John Praylard *lie* Perry was charged with lotteries
forged U. Bank sole to Chariot Goodertorgh„ a baker in
Pkbettwirvei, in the purchase of a "garters loaf, who ass.
pectin -11 w note to be bail. sent des street-beeper with his
to oseertaio If he lived at No. 1 t, Fetter lase, where he said
he lived. Os his way there he as sway; be was pursued,
and the cry If "stop thief" bring raised. he was taken, lie
then said his name name was sot Perry, as he had gimm. bat
Pritchard.
Mr. Lees, of the Omsk, proved the note to be famed.
London, England, 1819-08-24

f ingefficisl fetter will wipe away any altos. ittadi-
ed to theft an the ware of imieentito:-.- - . . .
New 54iteyCoort Home, MINN 111.10 11-
'a"
The Ofadistratea of the two aswatiee altlbewessier and •
Chester. maemberd at Idaechester. request Mar Trafford
will accept for himiself, mad awry hi the 0 errs, Noii.
. enmmimesned Officer*, and Prorates of the Manchester and
r lalfnril Yemseary Cavalry, their best thanks, rue the elem. •
ptary conduct of that Corr, during the trying events of
yeah-,day. The Mattairate. remarked with peculiar erect-
, festoon, the estivate forbearance exercised y the corps
n,
l when Walled and defied bat the ?inters thus Ortifaig
awesher reser, that humanity, as well as courage, stamps
Ow arader 0 the British pahlire.
-t • .
• " W:11. HULTON, tissirassa."
Probably the Arta .poisit to which the public will
bend its attentiop..is.; the eq liii i 111 l of his Royal
Highness the Prince Regent, and of the Govern.
latent of*the country, upon the motnelitous vans-
Octinits of Monday lost :—We hove the. pleasure to
he able to wive some information relative to this.
A statement of all the proceedings has been lan;
before these high ordeals; end the Prince Regent,
with the Qoveruinelit, gives his must unqualified
approbation to all the measures adopted still eves
cuter' by the Magistrates. the Civil Officers, and
tlie Military ; and both the Goseystment and tile
Prince, Regvit have expiessed the sense they feel
of the moderation of the troops, awl the great ltd.
Inanity with which, under the cire:uinstances, they
have conducted themselves.— ( Manchester t brow )

Fr,REIGN INTELLIGENCE.
London, England, 1819-11-01

WINDSOR. OCTOBIR 31.

There is no alteration in his MA.IRsTT'S health.
Thursday Princess AUGUSTA and the Duchess
of GLOUCE.TER dined with Lady CARDIGAN, at
Richmond.

Princess Sons' A has taken her usual airings this
week.

At our fair on Monday there was • more than
appal dime of pigs, which went off bri.kly et very
high prices. The sale of lean cattle was dull, al.
though there was s considerable reduction in the
pricy. demanded. The number of horses was in.
cominirrable, end their quality equally indifferent.
The weather bring tine, a large concourse of people
attended the fair, and the liuMber of stalls and
exhibitions was greater than has been remembered
fur the last 50 yews,
London, England, 1819-11-01

of receiving notes Eros gentlemen, sad never
marking them.
Miry Ann Bridgman proved that abs received
the 5/. uote now in Court from the last witness, for
whom she changed it. She smoked upon itat the
time " Francis, Noe. StitA, 25 Flnot," which
mark gas on thealote now slietvii to her.
Cross .e.rutaiseed.—l I It 4 not changed other SL
notes on that day. She gave Mrs. Francis four
notes of IL each In change for the 5/.
John Vickery, the officer, searched the Prisoner's
lodgings at Princes-square. Kenniogton, on the
night of the Dth August, ;flee he had taken, the
Prisoner into custody at the Post-office. The
Prisoner was with him. He found a pug-dog there,
which Mrs. Francis, on its being shewu to her, said
wet the oche she soln the Prisoner.
An inspector from the Bank proved the Al. note
to he a genuine•oote of the Bank of England.
The vise was here 'closed for the prosecution.

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The Prisoner, on being called on for his defence,
said, " I have nothing to say, my Lord." .
A her of respectable wituesives, who had
known the Prisoner many years, gave him an excel-
lent character.
Mr. Justice PARK then snistmed up the evident,
to the Jury, who returned an immediate verdict of
Getilty-.—berstA.
The Jury strongly recommended the Prisoner to
mercy on account of his previous good character.
The JutllKe stated that be anulit traumata the
rreoinenenilation to the proper quarter.

_ . . .
The Prisoner was again fumed guilty on a second
indictmentfreTW‘ging him with.- stesdr‘sic • letter,
contanosig theAuders of two ICE.. notes, addresrd
to 11'„ Lamb, of Wrestlitvwortto, 'sear Bed.
lord. Tlirre were four other charges agaiust Mtn,
which were Out tried.
London, England, 1819-11-01

PRIVATE CONCERT COSTUME.

Round dress of white net over white satin, with full short
sleeves of the same materials: This dress is must sepeitty
finished at the Bunke by a rich embossment of satin sod
chenille. The bust is chastely displayed with • beautiful
falling tucker of Any broad lace; and the shoulders, less ex-
posed than fur these several months past, arc shielded by a
double Valois ruft. Fancy diadem bead-dress of pearls,
forming a adjure of the must elegant and novel kind,
through the openings of which the hair appears is glossy
braids or curls. At the back part of the summit of the
bead is fixed a beautiful bouquet of full•bluwn roses. Ear-
rings iu the shape of a cross, with a necklace ti rantique,
and carved ivory fan, are Ilse proper appendages to this cos-
tume. The shoes are of white satin, ur of shapes* gear
Naples; and the gloves of white kid.
London, England, 1819-11-01

LONDONINOVEMBER FASHIONS.

From* Ilikorrassols illeposifory of Ares, Pashtos'," *c

WA LYING DRAM
A lemon-coloured pelisse of 'Linen fires ds Naples, or
douitle twilled sarsnet. This pelisse is of a peculiarly morel
mid elegant fvshiwi, being trimattd round the hinder with
two narrow Anted full fluiesers, beaded by a layer of white
satin, which gives a splendid finish to the dress, sod ren.
dere it more adapted to the carriage tw public promeiraile:
the collar mid wrists of the sleeves are trimmed to eon...s-
peed wilts theborder. Large hoeuet of pale pink gossamer
satin, edged with two rows of blond, of a rich pattern,
amid crowned with a half-wreath of flowers. Double morn-
ing ruff of fine Mechlin lace; tarinebiotits; Parisiau ridi-
cule, and Limerick gloves.
London, England, 1819-02-15

FROM SATURDAY NIGII7"S GAZETTE.

Thiferif Lastaefer, Somerter-plate, February 1 I, Mll9.
His Royal Highness the Prince Regent, in the nava, and
on 111, behalf of his Majesty, has beau this day pleased to
appoint John Walingley, of tliistkmeer, Esq. Sheriff of the
County Palatine of Lancaster, fur the year ensuing.

PRINCE OF WALES'S COUNCIL.

At • Coasseil of his Royal Higher*. the Prince of Wales,
held at the Pavilion at Briahttni, ne the T7l\ day of Jo-
atiey, 1819. Joseph %isle Ratite, of Penner. no Ilw county
of Cornwall, Esq. was appointed Sheriff of the said enmity
of Cornwall fur the priseiit year, by his Royal Highness
the Prince of Mika, in Council.
London, England, 1819-02-15

ATKIN:KWH AMUKoSIA I. 'VAC..

IE baneful etrects Of coons 000000 Snows are
generally known : to notice a familiar hotline', look
at the hands of a woman who has bent washing; their use
invariably ionise smarting, redness, as ultimately wriukka ;
to vintner thew evils has been the object of the Proprietor
of the Ambrosial Soup, which is prepared by a new process,
free from all irritating qinlities, and compeaml of balsamic
vegetable ingri sherds ; it re111111,1.4s redness,
feockles hoot the skin, prevents it (happier, and makes it
luxuriously suit, white, situ teen. Pike Is. the square;
and prepared with Naples Soap for shaving, price 9d.—l s.—
and Is. 6.1. each.
The following Articles an presumed to be too geoerally
known to require eulogium.
AT K I NSON'S VEGETABLE DYE, changes grey or
red hair on the heed or whisker' to • permanent brown or
black. Price 55.--ttis. 6J —and one guinea.
ATKINSON'S CURLING FLUID, restores the hair
where it has Callen off from illness, perspiration, or any of
those causes occasioning premature decay; it alas keeps the
hair in I nrl during exercise in dancing or walking, or in
damp weather. See envious Isistaners of Its success in an
Essay on the Hair, eimlused round amok battle. Price 3e. dd.
a bottle.
l'it:Ttesa —Ts avoid counterfeits, ask for Atkinson's
Fluid, ice as there are several wreck imitations.
Sold by the Proprietor, James Atkinson, Pterosaur, Na. 44,
Cickard-strew, Saltu-square, Lundoti ; and by appointment,
by moot Perfumers anti tfair-dressers is the kingdom.
London, England, 1819-02-15

r C 11111 l 'erect the many sittempts that are dully
wide to nurser nn the unwary a spurious cornistwi.
tiun inedead of the GENUINE BLACKING prepared by
DAY and NIARTIN, they have a.lopted a maw Label, ni
which their address..
97, HIGH HoLlioßN,
is so conspicuously placed in (1W center, that they trust en
attention to this, aad the differessre of the type, which it en
like all letterpress, will enable parrhasiers at once to MAW
the inipnot
The BF.AL JAPAN BLACKING. ensile by DAY aid
MARTIN, 97, Hies Holborn, is mold in likittliu at M., Is.,
and Is. ail each.
London, England, 1819-11-08

LINCOLN STUFF BALL.

The Annual Stuff Bell in that city on Wednes.
day, the 3tl instant, was numerously and highly
respectably attended. The colour of -the stuff was
French grey; Lady Brownlow, Patroness ; Major-
General Birch Reynardson and Henry Thorold,
Esq. Stewards. The company exceeded two
hundred, including—
Earl Brownlow and she Lady Pawnees; both the Stewards;
the Earl of Westmorland, Sir Rt. Sheffield, Hon. W. and
shire Miss Costs, Sir Rd. Sutton, Lady Mary and two Mum
Fludyers, Lady G. Fane, Sir John and Lady Tborold, Sir W.
E. Lady and two bliss Welhys, Hon. F. Rubinson, Rev. A.
and Mrs. Hoba►t, C. Chaplin, Esq. sail two Mips Chaplin.,
Sir John, Lady, and Muse Trollope, Rev. F. Whiciseote, Mr.
F Chaplin, Lady Heron, Mrs. Thorold, Capt. F. Chaplin,
Sir M.Cbolmeky, Rev. G. T. and Mrs. Pretyman, Colonel
Reeve, Mr. Mrs. two Mims and Mr. H. Mapco, Lady
Kaye, Mr. Mainwaring, Hun. C. A. Pelham, and Dr. Willis.

Yesterdsy, at two o'clock, his Royal Highness
the Duke of Yoga arrived in town from Windsor.
Yesterday their Royal Highnesses the Duke of
YORK and Prince LEoPOLD visited the PRINCE
REGRET at Carlton House.

Yesterday his Royal Highnets Prince LEOPOLD.
accompanird by Colonel Annersaaoucz and
Doctor STOCKNAII, left town for Claremont.

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The Earl of LIVERPOOL will give his first grand
Cabinet dinner this day at Fife House.
The French Ambassador entertained a party of
distinction yesterday at Ins house in Portland-place.
Covent-garden theatre is like • shrunk door, it
very much wants List-on,
While the Comedy of "Lowe snakes a Nast."
was in rehearsal at Covent-garden theatre. one of
the Ladies asked • dramatic Cynic whether love did
not crake • woman loci ?--" No, Ma'am," replied,
he, looking her expre•sively in the face, "it gene-
rally undoes her."
Mr. PENN'S house in New-street, Spring-gar-
dens, is receiving • variety of embellishments that
will render it one of the most splendid mansions in
town. The fine front opposite Buckingham Palace
displays, in stucco, we believe, all the brilliant
whitriteas of Patimi tnarhle.

On Monday lust the Mayor of Winchester, Lord
TEMPLE, gave an elegant dinner to the Corporate
Body, at the George Inn: every deliciscy was pro-
vided ou the occasion, and the strictest harmony
prevailed to a late Hour.—On Thursday night his
Lordship bespoke the play or the Hied:, with Low.
Law. and Physic, for the benefit of Mr.-MAXFIELD.
There was • very respectable audience; besides his.
Lordsbtp, Lady Ithi.niamr and fussily, sad. the
'principal imiimeltamw of .the city end
wets pIIOII4IIIY
We 4
,41.4104 twaruile .et TO :•;•1)
• Al— WM fielf:of 'Mho ,940 T ..ts!qoalkostsur
London, England, 1819-11-08

. ADELPIII TH EATRE;STRAND,
' LATE THE SANS PAREII..
Ths New .Barletta of FANCY'S SKETCH, sod the AC-
TRESS OF ALL WORK, heist/ honoured Nightly with
the uosnimotes applause and apperrhatiou of fashionable
sad crowded madirsees, with the New Ballet of
L'AMOVR, or WINE NO POISON, received on Fri.
day sod Saturday with the maim derided awl mellomisistie
approbstioo, will be rtyeated every Everting till furilser
notice.
THIS EVENING. AIONDAY. Nnveinbrr
To-morrow (Tuesday), November tt, and Westwards',
November IS, will be pyramided • New Mamma Burlima,
Is Two Act., called
FANCY'S SKETCH;
OR, LOOK BEFORE YOU LEAP.
lie Nimrod Hasty, Mr. W. S. Chatterky. Julia Hasty,
Mn. W. ll.Chatterhi ; Jeremy, Mrs. Alaup.
After which, an maitre New Ballet,estitkd
• L'A MOUH;
OR, WINE NO POISON.
Prloeipol Characters by Mr. St. Albin and Nis, Aykit
(Pupil of Moss. Vestria, their third appearance at this Theis.
Ire); Mr. W. Kirby and Mies Wallas; Mr. Walliment,
Comic Macey; Mr. Daly, Mr. Simpson, Slim Colliers.
which will be introduced a favourite Dance by the Mass
Droned.
For the Arm time, an entire New Barletta, called
FUN ANI) FIII(IHT;
OR, HOW TO GAIN CONSENT.
Sir Amorous Simple, Mr W S. Chasterley; Freak, Mr.
Cowen; Skarpshis., Mr. Wilkinsuo; Robert Naydew,Mr.
Lase; Doctor Griper., Mr Daly; Gregory, Mr. sp.
Ruse Maydew, Mrs. Alia,. .
To conclude wit!. the Braden* of
THE ACI HESS OF ALL WORK.
"tbe Doors le be opened at Six °Thick, sad the Per-
formesees to !vela precisely at Seven. Haltprice exactly
at Half-past Eight o'Cb.cic
80a50,46.; Second Priee,26.—Pit,l4.; Set-oad Price, Is.
—Gallery, Is.; Second Price, ed.
London, England, 1819-11-08

SIR RALPH ABRRCROMBY.

A wanwspoodent at Malta observe., it is a disgrace to see
tie state of the tablet over the tomb of the immortal
croway. Oar readers may recollect that this hero was lard
ender the pavement of one of the Wisdom or watchtowers
at Fort 4.Edino,tba door of.. hit was built.sp, mot • Mar.
ble tablet or alai junk iu a ',With an imcriptioa ex-
planatory of the gallantry and worth of this illustrious
moo. at! present the. tablet is • broke.; the letters are
covered with mad,riod it threaleat to fall from its socket;
and au sentinel in near the spot, though • couple are on
guard at the elegant monnment, after the model of the
Temple of Theseus., at Ashen., erected to the memory of the
late Governor Ball. Surely a monument equally as fine,
ought to, hr ned down on the spot where the ashes of a hero
so dear to his country are laid, and " wtowe memo.) will,"
as Lord Hutchinson in Lis dispatches observed. '• be em-
balmed in the recollection of • grateful, posterity
London, England, 1819-08-12

PARES PAPERS.

PARIS. ARGIIST S.
?be Ring walked yesterday morning in the little
". parierof Clend, and afterwards transacted 'nisi-
von.s wish the Minister of Finance and t:or Minister
..40: the Marine.

The Duke of Wellington has arrived at Ostend.
This sbrelligence was comnrunicaied to ['aria by
•••ttlegraiiihic dispatch. •

•-• • The Duke of Catabaceres arrived in Paris on the
roic 'Melds!.

Private letters from Spain my, that a Council of
it!far hie& been instituted at Cadiz, for the trial of
..s.thr officers •implicated in the late mutiny among
-...tietivaiii.hiroops. It is ascertained that the troops
. cu whom reliance esti, without any imprudence, he
viorctil, ailment le from 8 to 9,000 men. We kart,

by the witne advice', that a ttttttt emus divisiou of
American privateers is cruising off Cupe St.
: • "iricrent, and line already tnadr •mveral prizes.
• •• Art article which appeared on Thurmlay last hi
the loulipeadent. havug upprariql offensive to some

el :the g;iitlensen of theKtl;g'. Body Ouardr, three
• of ihr officers went yesterday to the Office or that
Josurnol, and, after some altercattoto. challenged
Slime of the writers to combat. The challenge was
relented, and in the combat that ensued. M. David.
ous the Staff, and real ))))) sible- Editor of

the. Jwirpendent, wounded his :mug at, but rr.

••• 13/Intl pistol shot in the breast, which. teraninstril
••• lug ettOstescr. llow long will tlw silence of the laws
• wisthorsse this dewily passion for single, comiost.
• -sslsi•:•li every day piton:els whole Lionises in grief 1—••
.-:./.4ournat dr, Debuts.)
•
A Irtse, from Calais of the 2d instant • gives the
•••Pljuseirg details c•—" The proceedings whirls bate
• been already Spoken of, are still gamic ou its Igs,g.
• • I..fid tlw merits' of two fenentes de chamber of the
Woks, who waist' these few days tossed
*]trough Calais buts Bastogne, has rewired the sr-
•• -ports of a divorce that his been no lung.. talked of,
but.to winch facts recently disclosed iu Italy wive
greeter volour of probability. • It Is es-

rt I;gisl to the validity of the ;Immo:v.111A the isurly
. . .

• >ia•restrt should be present iu.the place wirer st is
. prmioutired; and it "as ttiouight that no consider..
• *ion could induce her to come back." .
The both, of Carlsbad engruw the conjectures of
l'he 'meal of l'rince de 3letternich
will .lie tht• •iguah for that of Vdtloll% tithe, dllllOlllll.
Wits. Some persons imagine that this meeting it a
cmttieuatiqu of the Cotig,rein of Aix-lii-Chapelle, to
. rbscuss all points not decided there. It is also said,
that the moral and political situation of Gi-rmany
sill be. considered. and that measure, will be con-
rifted to Atte•t tile dangers which nivi,acu social

MADRID, JULY 29.
geierg detachments of the Royal Guard sod of
the King's Body Guards Barr been ordered towards
the frooti4rs of France upon .where. the
Priam, of Saxony, whuw his IVlsiesty has Chant

...I. a 8, . 7 - •
London, England, 1819-08-12

OUTRAGE.

. •
Yesterday, at Marlharough.stecet Police Daces two young
taco were charged with a violent Ismail on a Mr. Deere, and
L.Nily tinnier. 9eyToiesday night Mr. D. was returning
hiriate with taitty'H tinter under his protection. near Portman-
square, wheu one of We' yining men called Mr. D. a Dandrr
in masterpiece of his dress ; they followed them, and with-
out the least provocation offered insult upon insult In them,
on which Mr. Deere interfered, and one of them wanted hint
to hoe. Lady Hauler came 14p to beg of Mr. Deere to pro-
ceed on, on a hick one of them gave her a blow, and, we
are sorry to. say, she is now under the care of a surgeon.
The two person* were taken to the watch-house; where
their conduct 1184 most outrageous. Mr. Dacre appeared
against them, and they were ordered to find good bail.

CORONEMS
.INQUEST.

SUDDCN DEATH..

Or Twewlay so.inquisitior was 101113 at Hie six* of the
Admiral leppel, King's-road, Chelsea. before Thomas
Stirling, Esq. one of the lCuroncra for the county of Middle.
sm, on the body of Samar' Lloyd, aged about forty. It
appeared (ruin the evidence that the deceased had been
formerly in reputable (.4(4.9,lst:tures in the City of London,
hut baying met with a reverse of fortune, he became de-
jected, ■uJ latterly very nitwit distressed. His friends
elsirAy resided in Mouclitster, and it was supposed his
spi►it and high sense of honour prevented him from making
povertyhis known to any of them to its extent. Thursday
night he went to the house of an acquaintance at Chelsea,
where he was areonimodated with a bed, and next morning,
not _rating up in doe time, a person went into the room
mud In tttt I liiin in brit, quite dead. lie had no marks of
violence ni his body, nor any appearance of his having
taken pon.o
The Jon• instantly returnee' a verdict—Died by the nisi-
. taboo of Cod.
London, England, 1819-08-12

ins-narssi Al.; COB.

A pisor boy. named Kent, about 13 years of age, who was
• few weeks since pithliely whipped through Acton, tor rob-
bing the gardens in that nei;hboorliood, was, on Friday
night last, discovered lying in a field near Turnhout green,
in a stale nt the utmost exhaustion. He was immediately
convoyed to the work-house, where he survived but a few
minutes. His death is niperibeil to the unseasonable and
prerariiins life lie his led for some months past, owing to
the unfeeling behaviour of a cruel step•mother.