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The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1819-11-09

TAMERLANE.
Tamerlane. Mr. C. Readle ; Bajszet, Mr. Macresdy ;
Attalla, Mr. Colmar ; Moneses, Mr. Abbott ; Denise, Mr.
Cups'''. Aromas, Mrs. Bunn ; Selims, Miss Foote.
After which, the Grand Musical Romance of
BLUE BEARD;
OR, FEMALE CURIOSITY.
Previous to which will be performed, Mozart's Turkish

Overturf, L'Enle;eribeet ds Serail.
Ahomeliqiee, Mr. Egerton; Ibrahim, Mr. 3. It swell : Se-
htt, Mr. Duruset ; Shairabae, Mr. Blanchard; Hamm*, Mr.
Menage. Fatima, Thai Matthew; Irene, Mrs. C. Kensirie ;
Beds, Mrs. T. Hill.
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Boxes 7c; Serena Price 3s. 6d.—Pit 35. 6.1.; SecnnJ
Price% —Lower Gallery 25.; Second Price Is.--Upper Gal-
lery Is.; Second Price 6J.
Places tor the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the
Bocnifice, Hart.street, from Ten till Four.
A Private Box may be had for the Season, or nightly, of
Mr. Brandon, at the Box-016ce.
Tomorrow, the C.onserly of The Confederacy—Conning—
and Arthur and ElllllSelillr.
On Thursday, Macbeth: Macbeth, Mr. II oddart (his first
appearance at this Theatre)—nith Lodoiska.
On Friday, the Tragedy of Rine Richard the Third.
lrn Stturday, Love makes a Man, or the fop's Fortune,
with The Marriage of Figaro.
London, England, 1819-02-22

Eh dors to return that father of [t. for.,, • Pat it :*

The business was thus coneltnile.l. with the ex.
velum.' of t determined attack upon Mr. Mint.
who remained ma the hustings till ille last. and alio.
upon getting ism, a hackney conch Shiell
for litut, was nut slime assailed with drs artful rm.
cries, hut narrowly escaped is fought r hatalltag
fry the quick driving of the coitrissaro, who kit
crowd of armrilatits behind, venting their displea-
sure in angry words. The carriage wa.,
followed by many to Mr. Hunt's house to N-04.11._
street, where a sort of rippmition shoot cal !serials
and foes was kept up, until both sides utst
tqued, arid mutually agreed up its a retrtat, •

FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
London, England, 1819-02-22

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LORD CHANRERLAMS OFFICE, Fmn 20, 1819.

Orders for the Cnort's coin?, into mourning, on to-morrow,
the 21st Moans, fur her late Majesty tilt Queen Maria
I.ollllita, mother of his Catholic Majesty Ferdinand the
Seventh, viz.—
The Lathes in wear black silk, frilitteil or linen,
While gloves, llPtklaCel and ear-wigs, Mack or white bilirt.ll,
fans and tuners.
Undreas—White or grey lostrlor, tabbies or damasks.
The Gentlemen to wear black, Gill trimmed, triaged or
plain linen, black swords and buckles.
Undress—Grey frocks
The Court to change the mourning on Sunday the 28th
instant, vit.
The Lectors to wear black silk or velvet, colonrcii rib-
bons, fins and tippets, or plain white, or white and gull, or
white and silver sitars, with black ribbons.
The Gentlemen to wear black coats, and Mark or plain
white, or white snit gold, or white and silver stuff waist.
coats, full trirning 41, rolonrell swords sod hiirkles.

And us, Thursday, the 4111 March next, the Cuurt to go out
of mourpi tag.

FASMONJBLE AMU r. 445.

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The Dowager Marlow* of Norihumherlsod, and Ihr
31.4rehioness of Earfer. 111 Privy Gaok env
Lind and Lady FoMalone, al the Earl of Radnor's, io
Lower Grosvenor-alma.
Mr. sod Lady Charlotte Lemon, in Whitehall-yud.

FASII lONA BLS PA ftri ES.

The Countess or Man►tield entertained a large party of
fashlouahles on Friday evening, at ha r house iu tis o.ur•
place.
Mrs. William Frermantle has issued curds of invitation
fur a rout un Finlay escalator, at losr house in Staashope-
falreet,May-fair.....

Lord Somers will give a grand entertainment on SAlnrilay
next to a large party or distinction, at his bowie in Clitlind-
slier I. Bond-street.

'ilionias Deuison. Esq. M.P. give a grand entertainment
on Saturday to the Marquis of Lansitunei and a large party
of distinguished personages, at his house in Kuutell.srpiare.
Lady Hyde Parker has issued cards of invitation for a
grand rout on the 14th March, at her house, Great Cutp-
berland•place.
The Earl of Westmorland entertained the Duke of York,
and a large party, uu Saturday, at his house in Grosvenor-
aqu•re:

Earl Bathurst gave a grand entertainment yesterday to
the Duke of Wellington, most of the Ministers, and a large
party of distinguished per4onages, at his bouae tu slansfield.
street.

The Earl of Shaftesbury gave au elegant entertainment
on Saturday to the Duke of Wellington, the Earl of Win-
chases, the Earl of Roseberry, Lord Sidmouth, Lord Mel-
ville, the Earl of Huntingdon, the Attorney-General, Mr.
Peel, Mr. Arbnihnut, Mr. Cooper, Mr. Ellis, Mr. Grevn-
wood, and several tither distinguished personages, at his
bonne in Grosvenor-square.
The Right Hon. G. Cunning entertained a large party of
distinction on Saturday at Gloucester House.
The Marchioness of Salisbury will give her grand card
party this evening, at her 'muse in Arlingtoa.street.
London, England, 1819-02-22

PALACE COURT, Pam Air, FISSUAZY 19.

PRIVILEGE OF AN IRISH COURT.
LEWIS V. LORD WALLSCOURT.
Upon a former day Mr. ADAMS moved for and
obtained a rule to 'thew cause why the proceedffigs
in this OW should tint be set aide. It was an
action brought by the Plaintiff agiPasst the Defen-
dant, to recover the prier or a pair of epaulette*.
and the ground upon which the rule was obtained
was, that the Defendant was an Irish Peer, and, like
all other Peers of Great Britain, not subject to the
jurisdiction of this Court. Mr. Ad tins this Jay
moved to wake his rule absolute. No cause was
'hewn.
Mr. BURTON Nlottitics (the Judge) desired to ,
hear the affidavit upon which this rule had been
supported.
The affidavit was read accordingly ; it was male
by Mr. Augustus Maiming, the attorney for the
Plaintiff. and stated, that the Defendant was an
Irish Peer, having succeeded to the title of his
cousin Henry, in October, 1816. The affidavit
then went to state, that the Defendant, as a Peer
of the realm, was not subject to the jurisdiction of
this Court.
Mr. BURTON Mottateit said that this was a mis-
take, and observed, that if Mr. Nla iiii ii ig had
looked into the 10th of George 11. he would have
found that every description of persons, within
certain limits, might he sued its this Court the same
as iii any other Court of Record in Weelmihster.
It was true, that as against a Peer, a Plaintiff
could not proceed by copies ; but there was
another mode of proceeding, namely, by suns.
mons, and subsequently by distress. Here there
had been a proceediog by cupias, which was nut
correct, and therefore liable to be set aside. This
ground, however, was not stated upon the affidavit,
and therefore nu order mould be made.
Mr. ADAM.—" I beg your Lordship's pardon;
there is a distinct reference to the copier, which is
its fact annexed to the affidavit."
Mr. BURTON MORRICR, on looking to the 3r-
fidavit, discovered that there was an ittterlpiearton
in which this eeferetiee was made. This, he Saud,
would tint do, utiles, stated its the jur.it.
Nit.. ADAMS mild, it was the taosiooin course of
the King's Brach to admit such iiittrlineatiuns, if
senetioned by the initials of the Judge, or Judge's
clerk, which was the cage herr.
Mr. BURTON Nlortatcx said lie was not aware of
this practice, and should lint stiffer it to obtain its
that Court until butter assured of its existence.
It was then tioderstotal that 14 new affidavit should
be made, aid produced oto a future day. Allu-
Sims was made to the questiou of voile, hut the
Learned Judge decliaied itiskii.g soy artier on that
subject until the affidavit ass before bins its a per.
feet ',halm.
London, England, 1819-02-22

France ; recnnciliatiou LP:coics unpos,ible ; ybu

onsecrate as far as in you lira the fatal prejudice
(lan aristocracy of colour— (Unieersal laughtcr)—
the most absurd of all aristocracies, and the must
destructive to the prosperity of the Mother Cowl-
try and of the Colonies.
I know that in cherishing the desire of recover-
ing St. I)omingo, you are too wise, too humane,
too enlightened, to think of humbling beneath the
yoke of slavery the victorious brows of 500,000
Pumingims. It is by your respect for the equality
proclaimed iu the Charter, by the maintemnice of
public liberty, that you will form the foundations
of a reconciliation between Saint Domingo and
'France. Pardon this digression. The Govern-
ment of the 'King is a stranger to the frightful
crimes which attended the expedition of Iso2.
Heaven, in hurling destruction upon that army,
took to itself the cure of punishing its plunder
and its atrocities against the inhabitants of Saint
Domingo, who had so valiantly repulsed the
English. Already hail the flags of those Islanders
Iva from the coasts, leaving the carcasses of
30,000 warriors to enrich the lands they had
devirsiired. Already was every thing at peace,
the genius of despotism, anxious to reign
ever ruius, sowed death and dissentious. But
let us repel these sorrowful images. The as-
surance to the Blacks of the liberty and pro-
perty they have acquired, with some compensa-
tion to the former colonists; a Constitutional Char-
ter, end the right of defending themselves without
au European garrison ; these are the means of
bringing beck the people of St. Domingo. I pro-
roe that this Petition be sent to the Minister of
I the Interior, and an humble address to his Majesty,
praying him to revoke the circular alluded to, as
contrary to milordl right, the Charter, and the prim.
tildes of 4:4.1

M. Parip..t I—When I held the poriefe mi lie of
Justice. I ant certaiti that positive orders were issued
to revoke the circular of the year I I ; this Petition,
therefore, has SRI 011.1 el t.

The Chamber passed to the Order of the Day
en this Petition, and also on one from the Sint,.
Chevalier, who propobea to meet the expenses of the
Stale by means which he has. a« he says, conceived
in kis wisdom. They consist of imposing a duty
earrillpf, cabriolets, owl even an dogs.
COHN LAWS.

M. Benoist, Reporter from the same Committee.

proposes to send to the Nlinister of the Interior

Petition from r Sieur Nbertio, who requires that the
intp.ttattuts of corn he prohibited, and the exports-
-11141 permitted. after some obseevatious from

M. Lamle tie Villevtiir, on the extreme misery
siifirteci by the !boor in forwer years of l ogh prices
of corn, Wile agreed to.
London, England, 1819-02-22

RINGS THEATRE.

The Opera of La Muifella Itegeratrice (the In-
triguing Milliner) was performed for the second
time on Saturday night. The music. which is by
PALSIELLO. is highly wrought. and extremely
brilliant. The principal female part was sustained
by Madame lksi.ociat. who gave a descriptive
song. wherein !lie enumerates the qualities she
expects to find in a husband, with happy effrct.
She also sang it bravura, in the second act,
with great richness of tune, Mid powerful exetu.
titbit. Signor 64 acIA, who is nor or the fit.t
tenor singers of the age, supported the clii.f mat-
character with rtpial success. A new iiitterti“etnent
wits isdroiluceil ltet wren the act• of iltr °per.% : It
1146 no plot, but, through the med ofit masque.
rade, supposed to he given at the house of ii Noble-
nt4n, 111 r principal dancers are brought forward in
micermtion: BAPTISTE and Mademoiselle Mt ha
executed the ,Ilinart Ile la Cou►, and Mod 'itt!lrs
Uussii and iitil.l.lX a Cossack Dative in a finished
*vie. After the displays of individual skill had
terminated, a whole corps was united in one
group, iu a manner that was striking and tasteful.

TO TUE INIMPEvDENT ELECTORS OF
IV RSINI.VSTEft.

GstenvisiN—Understatidiaig that Sir Francis Burdett. in
his .prerh from the hustiugs, ion Saturday, led, that 1
had canvassed the Electors of Westosiuster, conjointly with
Lord William Russell, iii favour of the Honourable Mr.
lAmb, I beg leave most distinctly to deny the le oils of the
uhservnion alltukd to, from my not having, either pre-
viously o/f since the coutmeieremesel the. contest, riviested
the rote of on individual in favour sit either of the Cando-
dates; and from not having associated myso if, in the most
remote manner, with the portent Elven nn , 1 little expected
that my name would have been Obirlll,lrd Ull your 'entice.
See [mantis Burdett has lialsolsoottly expressed has regret
that Ise WM. 90 grossly imposed upon by the worsens who
officiously rave him such information of my inlet ference;
and I beg to assure you, that lit Id have considered that
I had committed a truss viola! of those iiiolriondent
principles which it has beeu the pride of my life to main-
tain, had I made use of the humble inflotesice which, from
my public situation, I might polawss anuses; you, in endea-
vouring to destroy site fret. plink's., of Eletitioli by ;to at
to tempt to prejudice your opinion of either of the.Geut knoll
before you. It would be iusulting its me to suppose that, iia
the present occasion, or on any other, the Electors of West-
minster require dictation in the selection of a Candidate for
their suffrages. I cannot conclude without sincerely
lamenting the dissentious amid disunion; which, at a iiiii nient
so truly critical to the welfare of our country, unhappily
subsist between the Friends of Freedom and Rebirth.

I have the honour to be, Gentlemen,
obliged humble Servant,
MATTHEW WOOD.
77, South Audley.ctreet, Sunday Evening.
London, England, 1819-02-22

SUPERIOR ADVICE.

:

IT is impossible to urge too tiler, or with tao
much force, the necessity, alien Medi( al or Surgical
Advice becomes requisite of applying to profeswonal men
of acknowledged skill and well-caroled celebrity. Though
every one assents to this remark, yet there arc ftw sin fol-
low it practically, and somber. are every tiny the victims of
inexperience anti empiricism. The success which has accom-
panied us in our long-established practice is the most wio
factory proof of our professional skill, as It is the nsmr re,e-
quivocal pledge of the public confidence. Our repistain.,l4
the result of thirty years' successful practice in this met..
palm, and is Mu well founded to require ailventitieliv,
dillies that period, some of the must distinguished torn
the cosutry have beets under our care, and have furniab by
their perfect restoration to health, the most satisfak ter-
timosials of our superior skill and experience. I
by every privilege to practise, u regularly educated sm.
geons, Members of the Royal Colleges of Lawton and Edit-
burgh, and formerly in his Majesty's' Service, in • leen last
capacity we have had the most favourable opportunities of
contrasting the practice of other countries with our 01/14,1ii
have been enabled, from these multiplied ad r an:nger, to se.
quire that certain experience as well as prompt mean; or h•
lief, which, is a more obscure and leas diversified practice.
It is altogether impossible to attain. In all Cases of Yr-newel
infection, and in every Complaint of Debility and Deficiency,
whether arising from the moist outlaws of youth. long residrure
is warm climates, free living, or any other cause produeneg
a deficieucy of manly vigour, the Patient may rely on s
speedy reeturstios to 'used and vigorous health. Strictrires
of the Urethra of ten and tweuty years' duration, have yield,'
to our superior plan of treatment in the short period allots
weeks • many of these cases bad previously treed med. r (S-
-care of Messrs. House and Heaviside, and other Snreemes of
equal eminence, olio attempted their cure I, the apid,ccias
of the lunar caustic without success. Tu the Fema4' •:,.t
will be consolatory to halm, that they may he cured dem
Debilities which defeat couceptioo, mid sap the toundattes
of connubial felicity.
We may be cossetted by Patients of either Seit with dt
greatest delicacy, sure, aud honour, at cur hot's, , Ns).
Hatton.gardea. Terms of remuneration Are plainly staid
in the Ant interview.
Polies& is the Country stating the particulars of du
case, eiselosing a remittance for Advice and Me dielocs,
ar
have *cause given or *eat to ell parts of the world. -
CURRIE and CO. Sergeons,
Members of the Royal Colleges of London and Ed'i,bete,
and formerly is his Majesty's Service, No. 107, 11
ar
gardes.

LONDON: Printed and Published at the °lke, No. 1.1
Strand ; *hue Advertisements nre rro lull. aril I. II• •t
(Post paid) onset be addreor4l.—C NVITH, No I
Gkiregl'a lue, Printrr.--1 WHITE, N.. 117,
Publiober,
London, England, 1819-08-25

WEIGIII3 AND AJEASURES.

FIRST REPORT OF THE COAIIIISSIONERE AP.
POINTED 10 CONSIDER IHE S'...LLIECT Ur
WEIGHTS AND MEASURES.

May it please your Royal Higher/it—We, the Comns.t
Matters appointed by your Royal Irlignites., for the purpose
of consithring how far it may be poectisasole and s•lvssebls
to establish, within hi• Maje.sy's u mote oat
form system of Weights and Measures, tinting °Wanted ouch
information es we haws bees able to collect, Leg leave to.
submit, with all humility, the first results of our eelibara.
bung.
I. We have procured, fur the better consideration of the
mobjtct referred to •s, an abstract of all the RiJiU tea Ma: tag
to Wright* and Measures, which have bets, rimed to the
United Kingdoms from the earliest time►; and we hate oh.
caused from the Comely Rspurts, lately puilisbed by the Ramat
of Agriculture, and from various otho r sources, a 1-r.:e
of intuemation, respecting the preaeut stale of the c,l4iont.r.
Aleasuresomployed in ilsiTereut parts of the Vatted K e -
dum. We hare akin esteemed the standard fitearisroa to'
Capacity kept in the Excheqoter, and we Lave isq•med i 5....
the slide tollhe standards of lassigth to f the hi;hed Bath.
Upon a deliberate eton,ido red Mu of the whole of toe ay.trno
at present moieties, we are impressed with a s►nse of
great difticalty of effectiog any radical clisoges, to so rons.-
d.
table au extent, as might in some respect be deviraNe
and we therefore wish to proceed with great tentiou, io the
suggestions which we shall venture to propose.
11. With re- pert to the actual magnitude of the 'slanders:a
of Length, it &menus appear to us, that (lore can be any le
ficieut reason fur altering (hoar which are at proviso gen. -
rally employed. There us no practical advantage in !maims
s quantity commenerrable to any original qmintity,esisteds,
or which may be Imagined to esisl. is nature. except as
lardlrdiglig sea! little eatueracemeut to its common alupt.i.n
by neighbouring nations. Nat it is scarcely possible, OA'
tbe &peruser from a siaadard. once universally estsblishe
in a greed esseutry, should soot produce meets esorelabcise
wed Mews% meteors its its internal relst ions, thew it could s.•
be aspersed to Gaya la the operations of foreign comas. r. •
and costemperadmice, which always are aed always must
ctredeeted by perroes, to whoa, the difficulty of caleu la 4...
is comparatively iamasaidersbie, sad who are 11140 rem 4.•

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London, England, 1819-08-25

PARIS PAPERS.

PARIS, AUGUST 21.

The King early yesterday mor ii ll g took a pre-
ventiVe medicine. His Majesty remained in his
apartments where he transacted business with the
Marquis Dessolles.
Lord Combernsere has arrived in Paris.
A report is in virculatiois that a considerable
meeting having taken place on the 16th at Man-
chester (England), consisting of nearly 100,000
persons, the troops fired' on them, and that 13 per.
sons were killed aid nearly 100 wounded. Hunt
was arrested, with ten others.—(Jostrival de Paris.)
The Illoniteer repeats this, and adds, " The
English Paperiof Tuesday, the 17th, received this
day in Paris, contain no account of this sad event."
MADRID, AUGUST W.
The Count de l'Abisbal has been succeeded in
the rommand of the army by General Don Felix-
Calleja Count de Calderone, Viceroy of Mexico in
1813, where Ise acquired a brilliant reputation.
The former has beets definitively nominated Captain
General of Andalusia and Governor of Cadiz.
During his üb•euce these employments had been
conferred by the King on the Chief of the Stott;
M. Fournas, a Marechal-de-Canip and a French-
man.

Generals Saarsfield and Cruz-Mourgeon, who
played a part in the late events at Cadiz, have been
deprived of their commend.
The King, willing to give to the brave officers
of his army fighting in America under his colours
a testimony of his esteem, and of the price at
which he rates their services, has determined, not-
withstanding the poverty or the treasury, that the
fathers of such officers, without fortune, as shall be
killed in America in battle, or die in consequence
of their wounds, shall enjoy pensions proportionate
to the rank of their sour.
CARTHAGENA, JULY 31.

The convoy of transport vessels which sailed from
this port for Cadiz x few days since, under the
escort of the Grerrier ship of the line, and the
Diana frigate, has been compelled to return, to
repair the damages sustained from a violent storm
it encountered off Almeria. The ships will be
ready fur sea again in a short time.

ROME, AUGUST 7.

The body of her Majesty Ma►ia Louisa de Bour-
bon, lute Queen of Spain, has been taken out of
the grotto of the Vatican, and conducted this
morning to Gaeta, accompanied by some of her
Majesty's domestics. The body will be embarked
on board ■ Neapolitan frigate, which has already
►eceived the body of the late King Charles IV. and
both will be conveyed to Spain, where they will be
interred with all proper solemnity.
London, England, 1819-02-13

Y II'A TRADE.—THE LONDON GENU-
INE TE 1 COMPANY, 21, Ludgate-Dill, with much
p'ensure repent their seknowledgmenta to the Nobility,
Gentry, mid their Friends at large, fur the daily continuance
of s larger portion of public Favour, than perhapa was ever
received, smiler similar eitemnstsucce, by may mercantile
Establishment whatever—how far such great Patronage has
been merited, remains with the Public only to determine.
The Company now beg to 8111111 U lICP, Moat for the better
accommodation of the Inhabitants of Mery.le.Rone, and
all parts of the IVesi F.nil of the 11rtropolia, they will open
a large Establishment NEXT SATURDAY, the 20th in-
■taut, at
No. )4M, OXFORD-STREET,
NCill IT opposite Bond-street,
.her► the Public may be assured of hying supplied with
TEAS of the value Qualities and Price?, as have given such
universal satialacti 111 l at 43, !Adrift-Hill.
okuriom.—lt is imperative on the Proprieloss, in self-
Vetcom., to state, that since the above Premises were taken,
s• swat Grin:cis are preparing to open Houses within a few
doors; tire (7umpsli y, Owl..fore, solicit their Frienda, who
intend to I 1111 l noir the new Establishment with a preference,
not to lie mislr.l by any external resemblances which may be
ad pled. The Coannativ'a new F.stablisliment is
142, OXFORD-STREET.
-- -

Avot. I o;neteeii years of age, of respect*.
hte Connroi.,n•, is desirous of obtaining a Situation as
in an otliie. He wines a good soil expedition.'
is prurrtly aropiaintril will' London, wt.' would
mike it big tinsiur.s to moiler himself beneficial to his em-
ployer. Salary not the principal object. Unexceptionable
references and good willity will be given.
I.eliers, post paid, directed to A. B, Haughtun's Library,
Gruliiiii.%treei, ohs,, will lie attended to.
N.B. No objection to going abroad.
London, England, 1819-02-13

ORIGINAL POETRY'.

I. 1 N
OCCAIIIONED IT THE DPATII OF A lOLNG TAD?,

AT cayinsit,v if /..

With 'tint !whippet:l sn.i!r the ,Iny
Mesh' in upon our Plum b'i in,; P. nye,
We *she, and drive our siolt away,
To sloth, alas! too much propense.

Admiring praises greet the morn,
Deeled in its sweetest, best attire;
Vet ere noon comes, 'tit often turn
By storms of elemental ire.

Su Beauty's early beam appears,
in rail bow's various tints array'd ;
Wl' raze—and fondly !rope for years,
In nb:cli friimb charms shall be dtoplay'd

Earls follow tog day I Mit/ a grace,
More lovely than had gone before;
In Fancy's vision then we trace,
Of virtuous gifts an ample store.

But sad delusion our Lopes,
Anil futile is our boasted sight;
The rising flower of &shay th-oerrt,
struck by the chilling blast of night!
HENRY.

BRIGHTON, FESItUART I!.

At six o'clock this afternoon the Prince Repo !
rctirriied hi the Pavilion Guru Carlton you". 11,
Royal Dighness WAS scompailied in the travellii.l,
c.iiridge by the Duke of )(ink.
Ili the course of the afternoon the Marquis rt
Anglesey, the Marquis and Marchioness of Wit -
chesier, cud Sir Arthur Paget, arrived at the PJ.
01011.

At seven o'clock the Prince Regent, the Dole
of Yolk, the Duchess of Gloucester, and the
We vi►itors at the Palace, sat down to dinner in
the grand dining-room.
A select party of the Nobility are invited to met?
the !loyal Family this evening, at the concert iif
mot.ic, to he performed by the Prince Regenii
private baud.
London, England, 1819-02-13

ALLEGED SUICIDR IT POISON.

ha Inquisition was taken on Thursday eveniecz, !env,
THOMAS Stmi.Toll, Esq. Coioner for the city tit I nndins
and limough of Sontlawark, at the Canterbury Aims, Can.
terbury-squarr, Dean-street, Borough, on the body of Miss
Alan !mess, otherwise Mrs. Stewart, a young 1111,111311 of
beautiful person, wise cob/1110.d with g Gslailerti•o
pe,ly, Mr. —, well know.. au the city of L lon. 'fie
death of the deceased was stated to have been cans. a by h.
taking a pisinity of opium.
Mr• Mary Ford, the firm witness examined, stated, tbst
she knew the ileteroud for a considerable lime; • ll,' a
in Black I. -saps:sae, l'ooley-streel, and had floods hs.gi
match addicted I...kinking. Witness did not know Oa. r.o.
son the deceased drank he freely; her rulml, she
might probably not have been at east. On last ,
Thursdav, and Friday nights, the deceased gut boos. a1..1,
and on h..tiirday night she neat to the King's Wail, .is
l'onleystreet, and drank some spirits. M aloes% went I •
her, and daasik with her ; the deceased went out Nit the
house, and returned again in a few minutia, and witness
saw her put something in her month like .1...
cesseilafttrwards fell its a lit, and by means !mai to r. eoWer
her she became sensible, and was conveyed bwie, and ..“
her way thither she soul that she hail taken poison, but
news did sort pay notch attention to what 1.14.. s el, heels.'
see had fortoently before told her that she had swaross..l
tralsolious Mgr. 'heists. During the *hole of Sia usday mg:
the deceased lay insensible, 6114 it was tholighl to have 14,11
caused by the effects of the quantity of liquor she 11....1
drank, rather than from her having taken ally thong of a
ii. frictions quality ; On Ike following morninz, in coos.
galence of her not recovering, a surgeon was sent fur, hot
whew hr arrivedhe pronounced her dead.
Mr Neal, chemist, Touter street, wand, that he bad fr...
fluently sold opium to the demised, mantle op into pills ;
ua hatioday last she purchased sufficient for tor to take at
three different t meg, accurdiog to the quautary she tessiallv
took. Witness could not say that ber death was canssd by
h. r taking the opium—brel that, combined with the spirals
eisttda. taken, was moat likely to hove produesd her dis-
uwisett:teaufacolatuotllialemribetwhei tjanullue7reto; wather.esolterteliiia.Clreira'ore.triu,"7areher sdevuentiladm.e..no:g:
adrirsisti.hrkf.rin t
.i.trysik
.s.ig rlirrthweis
mpoeain, romsuottraf t
ieerom,
rkeows its .
rpneirda
Died friars ex.:mare deb./aro. verdict h
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London, England, 1819-02-13

711,1 V ELS Ar RUSSIA.

EXTRACT§ FROM TUE INI.DITED JOURNAL OT A
JOURNEY FRoNI POSEN '►U THE DON, MID Tag
SLA OF •soFF.

[From " The Lilerary Gazette] t

The author of this Journal, which contains en-
vious details Of RII•o•0111 manners, is Lieutenant
Von Barak.), At'plant in the First Prussian regi.
nista of liniisitrs, who accompanied Lieutenant-
COlinnet itilw.ki• V•ltil a detachment or '2OO 0-
s:tics mid 9 Office's, consisting of dragoons, iduns,
littioiars. to liurvlidse '2,000 horses in Ittis.o.,
for the cdval.y, according to an agreement made
aria file Russian Government. The detachment
assembled lit Jannaty, 11416, and bet out un its
march Lieutenant Ilitezko omit one
of the three Officers that acennitinoistd the Dente-
natit-Colontl, trim always I,rlit Illin before to pre-
pare quarters. The folio...tug extracts are commu-
nicated by his father, who lariats to publish the
wlnile Joni-1M
" Ott the 'lBlli of January I waived at Terespol, a
frontier tows., divided limn the kingdom
ist Poland only by the liug, which here bills into
the Kristin. This. town, which carries 011 50111 e
trade, liar ■ lively appertance, and among the
loholutuuts are many Germans. 1 ass very well
received by the Russian Nligistrates, obtained, new
passports to Kiev., and from this plaice the horses
were paid fir with that paper correticy• winch the
Itu”tatis and rules till Potntochlt, lire (;erantlis
London, England, 1819-06-23

JUYEIVILS PARTY AT rARITON-TiOUSR.

-----
The juvenile party 'civet, by the Prince Regent
on Momley to the children of Nobility and
1.. t persoiwasbiges. w• a very gralif)illg
I.llolt. Ilia Itcy.l flighoirss (isi prevent their bring
kept not till a late 11“ur) invited them to assemble
at Moe o'cicck ; however, sllll.lll‘llllll Were !Settle to
enjoy the honour of visiting the Prince Regent. dist
they Ili gin to as rive about hall:past eight o'clock.
The noble and distinguished parents "Ittwort4l
squally delilzhted ms isif,elll.lll% their otrpotiog
at
1.1101 early ages to their hi loved Prince.
The Pages and other Gentlemen of the Royal
Household appeared in their state tinsf,rms, upon
the occasion. The entertainment %vas given in the
lower suite of rooms, *Lich were drew:tied and
refreshed with plants, shrubs, and flusters, sts WWI
the rouser/story. The whole was kept remarkably
cool by the outclass, being swell, but to guard
deatost any danger hid light ',raids. In the
t::uiservat try ciii strut aell a numerous cool well.
Pelreird bat.d of first-rate IWl'fflfaSefo, ably led by
Air. Payne. The dancing commenced
With a
countrA.dalice, to tt.e lavoarite tome of Gang no
more you leer's, winch wars followed by 1:11,
After this the juveniles emotneaced quathriVe•.
Itrficsliments were provided for thirst' In a tern-
votary room, the roof or which resembled a urge
temple, in die garden, access to which was wide
throng!) u door or window which reaches In the
Wior of the centre loom. They danced in the
dining-'none tolionning the conservator).
Toe Prince R•l4etut invited s numerous stvertitig
party at tee o'cl,ck, in addition to the juveniles,
their parent,, MAI relations. A morg the illus-
trious and disittiguisheil peraniuges pre•eill were,
the. Duke and Duchess of York, the Duke and
Duchess of Glimeester, the Prince." Sophia of
Gloucester, the P.i!icetos Aisgti,ta, the Pertiart, sod
sever.,l others of the Foreign Ambassadors, Alinis-
!sr++, &v. After the juvebiles re..sed dancing, a
number of the company dsuce.l quadrilles.
London, England, 1819-06-23

THE COUN Y.

The ATLAS ASSURANCE COMPANY wishing to in.
crease the nuoilwe of their Agent:tea throughout the Coun-
try, the Dire. toss are ready to receive applications from
Gentlemen willing to undertake the same, either in the
Life or Fire Depirtmrot, or in both, in those •howns where
none are as yet established, to act for illiq llffice Stich
applications In he addressed to the Secretary, at the Office
in Cheapsiale, and accompanied with reference lo persona
in London.
HENRY DESEMOUGH, Jun Secretary.
London, England, 1819-06-23

SPARBING IT l'lln FIVES COURT.

Shelton ha,l a benefit at the Fives Court yesterday, in
coussili ration of bet vsrility over R. limn, and he netted at
least 1001. The matches on the lapis were ➢ll manta-mesa
to the amateurs also. The stir-to were few, but cowl,
Rubs et Built and Blossom, a stout mass. who cane to town
from the West to have a tryst bruising, afhoeled
flirt
amusement in • tit loose set.to, Strength asails .1 troth of
them, bat Burn's hitting was too strong for the debt/Inn',
and he skew claret copiously from Isis bead, by keeping Ws
flat, rattling. at it in every rississil.
Scruggius and Fro —The latter, a coachman, cliailenged
Blossom, and Scroggins tried his prowess, although a swirls
heavier man. It was a merit hunt, %skidl gained nsaeli
applause, but Sesuggins masimuvred so as to get the brat
of it.
Cooper, and Hickman the Ragman, who heat Crawley
This was a flue trial, fine science versus resolut 11111 Mud hard
bitting, hut it tzpioded the 'missiles it y of gas. Cooper, in
Ihetwo or three fil Si sounds, parried truly, to missile safe hit-
ting sits rwards, and it was a fiat treat. Ile at length hit his
0111)1/11t11t us the head with his left band twice at one -
tam repeatedly, acid theu he let fly bath, aid Gas never gut
a lsit as bun. Coop, r tilts 'resists d with thunders of applause
Spring and H tinier.— Phis was a set-to of whaler wily,
and souse pretty counter hits wire made. Spring had Lest,
fruits Oar d. f 1 ri of Harmer's sight
Oliver and Shrfiws.—Tlic former came from training, and
looks sou 11. Ibis set• to was scieutific, lie•ltly every bit
were canisters.
Spring will be matched against Sutton, the Clack, this
day, if be was out last night.
Vicroggius mounted the stage when all was over, and chat-
triaged Randall to fight for 100 gs. aside in two months.
London, England, 1819-06-23

&net nu the Barastaplu Election Ttill, awl of postroniog
to that the ii.aring of cases within the appellate jortadiellon
of the llon,e. Ile thought the ramming sot a good time
fir ree.siving the to/Wince on this subject.
Tire LORD CSIANCELLIND said, that if the Noble !Ault had
h
hero eniverd, as he moistly rids, from six ,'cluck of one
mnriaing until two o'clock 11w following mnrning, be would
not think it very fair to be primers! to sit in the Bowie not
ualy all day, bearing diffirent appeal ems of extreme
im-
parlance, hot solisespicorly to be respoistol In Pit omit a very
late hour in the os%ht, lies. tog evolsoce on the ldiessalatdo
Bill It was gtule impnssddufir him to proimtViCe jade_
meat in the appeal Caapea, Unless ha were permitted sot&
rirul lime In runsnh r of the lifiult.es of juilimrata in his
duvet. Seifert' linporl.tat Low cases had been heard this
Term—rote of nwi h, the Qaressah.rry case, was Hue most
difficult •15,1 important that peolospa ever came before the
llonsr. He should be airy onwilling that the present
Session should pass away without pronouns-Mg judgment
in this case nod some others The Noble Lord lamented that
in 111, lleuritlg of these c uses he 11,11, out allure of their Lord-
ships' assist-owe, but nob,a time wren gi v.. 0 to him to coil.
rider in prieile of the slot it p of his other it would be imps...
sthlr I,r him Is. est cute them. It 11',1./ a greafnic.ensucept inn
'Bust the sppoiulaleot of the Vier-Chancellor had been of any
relief to him Ills taboo.' had been in nu degree tightened
by that appoint meal.
The 31aignis of LaNsPowst and the Earl of LAUDIMPAT.It
severally spoke on the expeslicory of giving the Barnstaple
Election 11.11 referral( e to all ta..er matters, and after some
conversation it w, 11111,11,,111.4 that the would
sit to morrow moraing, at ten o'clock, to bear c•id.nue
un
this Bill.
The Siring Battles s.f Scut' and Bill was committed, and
ordered to be reported.
The other order, of the
ass were then disposed of, and
the house adjourued.
London, England, 1819-04-16

stac.ce o►hick gives redness to die snow. 1 swore-
hend we may not be elite to give a d•cidrd Hinman*
fur want of suflicietit.lttiowledee of the iiroductiosi,
of those regions in wbicl► it writ f ti; bat croon ell
the t•ircuntstrnces of its opprieitoce, and of the
substances which accompany it, I our sirougly in-
clined to think it to be of vegetable onshtt. , The
red nutter itself con►ists of m le globules from
1-104Oth to 1.3000 th of an inch in diameter ; 1 be-
lieve tiwir Milt to be colourless', mod that the reel-
hew belongs wbolly to the contents, which seem
to be of em oily eintore and out soluble in water,
but soluble in rectified spirits of wine ; when the
globules are highly magnified, and sern with sof-
' licieut light, they appear internally subdived into
about right or ten cello. They bear to be dried
by the heat of boiling water, WWII/lit lins of crlour.
By destructive distillatinii they yield a foetid oil,
accompanied with ammonia, which might lead to
the supposition that they are of animal origin ; but
since the seeds of vs s plants also yield this pro-
duct, and since the leaves of Foci Oro yield Hilt-
nioi.os by dtstiilstiuu, 1 do not discover any thing
in the globules themselves which shear distinctly
frosts whet source they were derived. 1 bud, how-
ever, •long with them, a small portion of a cellular
substance, which not roily lois these globules nit.
herent to its curtain, but also contented sit its in-
terior ; ■nd this substance, which 1 must therefore
consider as of the 94111 C origin with them, splicers
by its mode of buriiiii4 to be der;ileilly vegetable.
us I know of no animal substissiee %Inch so instantly
burns away to a white ash, as swots as it is heated to
redness.
" The first conception I formed as to their na-
ture wits, that they might be the spawn of a mi-
nute species of ►hrimps, which is known to abound
in those seas, and which might be devoured by
the myriads of water-foul observed there, and
voided with their dung ; hut, in that case, they
si Id undoubtedly he found mixed wit!► the
extivise of those minim's, which is not fact, hut
they are found accompanied solely by vegoalile
substances, in one of which they are actually von-
tinned. If they are from the sea, there eeeins no
limit to the pallidity that may be carried to laud
by a continued and violent wood, no limit to the
period during which they way have accumulated,
since they would remain from year to year,
unshed by the proceases,of thawing and evaporation,
which remove the scow witl► which they are mixed.
I regret that the scautiue►r of our isiforination
tines not enable us to conic to arty satisfactory coo-
, chimes, and can only hope that future tiarigatoss
may have an opportunity of collecting materials to
elucidate so cu s a phenomenon."
London, England, 1819-04-16

Ti.e NOBLE CHAIRMAN mos. fo propom.—

. .
" The health of their Ihstin`ui►hed visitor, the Arch-
hinhop of Jet usalens ;" which was drunk with loud applause.

The Revrientl Archbishop rose and expressed by
his obeisance to the Meeting his SCOW of the com-
pliment paid to him.
The Right Reverend Doctor POYNTER then rose
and said, "The Archhishop regrets that he cannot
reliant his thanks to you for the compliment you
have paid him in our native language, but he has
;mann me to esintss to you, in the most cordial
term•, the gsittituile Gel. for this manifestation
of your regard."..-( Applause.).
The health• of the Beorhlctorr• of. the Meeting
were theis given with great applause.
Mr. CHARAI.NS BUTLER rose to give a toast, which
lie trusted would ire-gives' with singular satisfaction
—lie nieatit the health' of the lalwrining poor who
Contributed tri the object of this Meeting. Souse
had tukeu from their superfluities, others Goat their
cotnforts ; but the Lil ring poor hail actually
taken from their siecessartes to pr to the
common cause ; surely their they were entitled
to mote thins ordinary t hank s.—l iipplause.)—
Tlw Learnetl (ietitleinaii alluded to the pious con-
striation eaptea•rd by the poor woman of Rouen,
that, poor as she WO!, heaven was her inheittance,
and expressed ins gratification that such a Simonise
end liberal example was nut only followed by the
poorer classes in this country, but also by the liberal
and humane in a higher rank. The Learned Gen-
tleman concluded by pripottisig.—
" The healths of the I.llbollfill Poor who had coulri-
baled to this histitottion."'

Tl:e health of the Rev. Mr. Hold we% sifter.
words drunk. and the Rev. Gentleman returned
thanks in au exprevoive wreck, in which hr founded
out the hhrral benefit+ whit h the Institution had
received lion, private "'soirees, and the depire of the
Divretors to repay the obligation by is imitable mid
generous line of e 111(1.
The conipally oat in the inninst enjoyment of
harmony maid is heir lii.ur, and the soul/443461mm'
Collected et tis 4• table to pri•moite the object of the
Merlin* ommentril to nearly 1.300/.

THE B Ftl'l'l S PEZ:ES S.
London, England, 1819-06-24

ROYAL MARRIAGES.

The marriage of the King of SPAIN with the
Priticeio, JOnEPIIINE, lair you logret daughter of
Prince MAXIMILIAN Of 5,tx,,,,), seems to be de-
termined. The Princess %sr% born iti tsu3. She
has expressed her consent, and it is the G's de-
sire that her HNhuess should arrive in Madrid be-
fore the feast of St. Michtwl.
There are in the foreign loaners some other inti-
mations or intended Royal marriages, but there is
something mysterious iii the following osragraph
which wv Bud in s Maisheini paper :—.•• The Prin.
cow Louts*, iwcatid daughter of Prince Louts
of WIRTEMBRILGI, it is said, be married to a
Monarch, who however, is not yet nteottonert, at.
though there ire ton at present Many Monarcha
to marry."—(Paris Paper.)
London, England, 1819-06-24

EXECUTION.

Last morning the five following persons were eserated
in tile Old Bailey : —.41144 and Jc (ROI, for bay:nx A-
ttracted u 1111 l ry (soon letters under their charge; Awakran,
for baring firs it at a carrier wish intent to inorder Aire;
WrigAf, for having committed a his.glary ; and Helier
hatwg uttered forged notes The crintr.,al condurt•
themselves with great propriety from the east sof C• 4.1-
Viellioll. A riotous, now and t lir uix prettied es., al Matt:room
at the determination to take los life away. H.' Inqurully.
declared that he was innocent of the mime 'mintiest to hints
but paid that he had been goidty of idior dailies far
which lie might to be whipped sip to the place of ea.
He lead iio"eied to address else great crowd, but Mr. Comm
by NY assurance that the 'while s'attold to ietionst,tl of 1114
„owe!, preceded on hton to drop all 1.14 4. of exciting any
agitation amongst the nsullitUlk. Wrighl'a piosecnior had
interfered at doe office of the Secretary of Stale, to have Ike,
sentence commuted, but tniforlunately We ght es well as
Ambrose, was a returned transport. Alton and Jeffentt
ascended the tilatforin with hritine.s. They prayed fervently,
and tlicy all died without violets' .teuggliwit Itrailtility, ibloot
was to have been executed with thin', etc... Arid a respite late
en Tuesday night.
London, England, 1819-04-29

LADY CAROLINE LAMB.

On the First of May will be published, price 2s. embellished
with a .triking likeness of Lady Caroliue Lamb, the
Fourth Number of a New Volume of the
NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE, and
LITERARY REGISTER.

Corresm—l. Memoir of the Bight Hun. Lady Caro-
Tine Lamb.—ll. Ob lions on the Theatrical Represen-
tations of the Ancients --111 Ghent in 18119.--IV. On the
practicability of effecting a North-East, or Nurth-N•rat Pas-
sage lisle the Pacific Ocean, with Observatious un the Voy-
age of Captain Boss and Lieutenant Parry.—V. Nape
Literarisr, On the Character nod Poetry of
Lord Byron, by Mr. Wiffeu.—Vll. Madame dc Start, ou the
Life sod Character of Cleopatra.—Vlll. Journal of a Tour
Lt England, by the Austrian Archdukes..--IX. Me.
moil., of the late Peter Gale Faux, Stenographer, and Pa-
triot (coutimued).—X. Defence of the Newtonian Theory.—
XI. Notices, illustrative of Cambrian History and Anti-
4111111eas No. I.—XII. Observations on an Exhibition of
Chalk Drawiags.—Xlll. Leiter fron► Doctor Polidori
XIV. &WWI Series of National Medals.—XV. Mr. Tred-
gold on the Decay of Timber.—XVl. Memoir of F. W.
Blagdun.—XVll. Original Poetry.—XVlll. Itemailts on
Campbell's Specimens of the British Poets.—X IX Brookes'
Duroveranm, a Poeni.—%X. Dr.Clarke'a Travels its Seandi-
navia.—XXl. Rose's Letters from Italy, &c. &e.—XXII.
Varieties, Literary and aciewilific.—ALXlll. Mr. Lee, the
Arabic Professor at Cambridge, compared with the admi-
rable Crichton.--XXIV. Fine Aria —XXV. The Drama.—
XXVI. New Inventions and Diseoveries.—.XXVll. New
Act. of the B k Legislators.—XXVlll. Itepuils, Li-
eerary, Meteorological, Agricultural, sod Commercial.—
XXI X. Digest of Poltlieal &ruts.— XXX• Domestic Mid
Foreign Occurrences.—XXXl. Obituary, Mr. Harlow, dec.
••• The three preceding Numbers of Him Volume are
Musts aka with Portraits awl Mewoirs of Win. Wordsworth,
Esq. the Rev. C. It. Maurits, and S. T.Coleridge, F-wl. awl
those who may wish to wall themselves of the opportunity
ASI CUIllitleliC111( with the present year, arc riviested to
ttau•mit their orders immediately to their respective Book.
sell, rs ur Newsmen, to pretreat disappointment.
I. lon : Frosted for Henry Colburu, (:undnil•atreel,
pt Whim. Cglamuuicilruus (push paid) ale requested le be
London, England, 1819-04-29

PON TE FR ACT SESSIONS.

At tl►► General Quarter Seasi ~,, s of the Peace
held ,it tract, on 31oudity last, before J. A.
SIU*IT WoRTLIT, E•q. Chatrn►nn,
✓obit Be!loony was indicted for stealing, on the
10111 of Jemmy lant, st die parish nt Rotherham,
oue printed book, called •• Dorlt/ridges Rase and
Progress of iteligion i►t the Soul." the property of
Mr. Joart►h Wllll.llll.

51 I. I I A nmr •totril the circumstances on the part*:
of the prostesition, solid it npptarest in evidence,
that the Prosecutor keeps the Red Lion Inn. in
Rotbei ham, winch is it traveller.' Inn and posting-
house, stied that the Prisoner was one of those die-
graceful characters who lived by swindling the pub-
lic. On Filar, the Bth of Jaintary last, the Pri-
soner wesit to the Red Liun dun, in Rotherham,
dressed lit the first style of fashion, a complete
dandy, assd said he was the attendant of two Irish
Lords, who were coming to Rotherham to spend a
few days to view the neighbourhood, and that lie
was ordered to enga,,e Iwo beds for their ieception,
and whom he expected to arrive at the Inn in the
cuurae of the next or succeeding dny. The Prt-
bOlier 11111 Pd 111 the traveller's t each slay, and
regulailr took his wine at dinner, and essomed the
manlier and airs of a dowdy exquisite. Ou the
Sunday asitermion, the Prisoorr asked the waiter for a
Conn 11111 l l'rayer sir sume other ri 1 ,:Zi(4l. hook to
read, and accordingly a Comm)).)) Ist ales hook and
" Doddridge's Rise and Progress ly' tteligion in
the Soul" were handed to lOW. This dealing
courier of the 1:i.11 Lords, however, took it iii his
head to depart Jllllll retenionie on the Sunday even-
ties, without paying his shot, taking with lam I
"[Jodi/ridge's lase and Progress i!/' Religion in
the Soul," which, at 'appears, took his /wiry. The
Prosteuter followed the Prisoner to Ltvi tined sod
other places, where, it appeared, he Lad hero de-
frauding different insikerpers in the same way ; at
length the Prosecutor discovered, that the Prisoner
had given the I kto an uncle-in-law, rebidisig at
Greasbrough, and the l'risoner was afterwards ap.
preliended at Sheffield.
The Prisoner, on being brought to the bar, cut a
very sorry figure, being liffillped of his stays and
tither appendages, whirls he rluisbtless had pawned.
A short tinie ago the Prisoner married a VIUIIIIIII Ili
Loudon, posse.sed of some pisoperty, which he sold
and dissipated the money, and Since that time he
appears to have heed uphill Isis wits—at one time
begging, surd at other rimes swindling; he got
relteeed :is a vagrant at (Ireasbrosigls the day after
he left the inn at Rotherham. The Prisoner wise
proceeded against by she Rotherham Association.
witch pure-ewes with t Ise utmost rigour all offenders
who are deb eted c 00000 nettling felonies on the pro-
perty of any of its Memlserti.
The Primmer was COOVIOtt.4I, and sentenced to be
publicly whipped oat Friday morn's% at Pontefract.
London, England, 1819-04-29

EAST INDIA HOUSE, Arpin, 28, 1810.
TIDE COURT of DIRECTORS 91 she
UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENG-
LAND, traeliwy to the EAST INDIES, du hereby One
Nutiee,
That a QUARTERLY QENERAI. COURT of the
said COMPANY will he held at their House in Leadenhall-
street, ins WEDNESDAY, the 23d Jame nest, at ljeven
to'Clork in the Forenoon, for the purpose of declaring a
DIVIDEND from Chredmes last to Midsummer next;
That Ilse TRANSFER ROOKS of the said COM-
PANY'. STOCK will be SHUT on THURSDAY, the 3.1
June next, at Theee n'Cleek ; and OPENED a;atu un
THURSDAY. the ISth July follosittig;
And that she DIVIDEND WARRANTS on the raid
COMPANY's STOCK, dne on the sth July, will be ready
to be ileiseeresl no TUESDAY, the bib July next.
JOSEPH DART, Secretary.