The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1819-10-29 00:00:00

UNPRECEDENTED IN THE. ANNALS OF

LOTTERIES!!!
fINLY 5.000 Twkets to be shown on Loyd
lleyur'• D•ir (9th November). sod the grand chalice
obteloims F.1(.11T Prize. or 20,0(411. Men, and Critran
--•tie risk lessened considerably—lke aretaliest Primp beittg
16! and Ticket. eenly 191. 18s. therefore. the loss ems amity
be 3f. IS,. mod tite caits may hr the enormous sum of
Ons Eland, rf! and Twen/y Thousand Pornads
AnJ fur one Sixteenth, Scion I housand Fire Ilitaireri

Pounds

EYTON, 111:11 Lombtnl Onert.
cannot help elingiatulalaisg the Politic on the :shove grand
arhrnie and new System, the elian.:e Urine elininiletably
,reseed nail the risk lia‘rnel; hopes lie shad come in for
Sis ii:tare of the Pithlie patronage, I, being our of the oldest
411 cc keepers in the kingdom.
Ti Nooten4rm end Mtn-hunts—E. Flvrox use to in.
fwgll them that he has MI sale several driplieste Tickets that
%ill he entitled to the same priolore, that is In en,, if
tio. 339 should Indrawn a 24,1,000/. ;030 will be entitled to
%Wilber 20,000 i. As missal, :All hisineas,in the Public Elands
Aniasarted with honour and (lisp:deli at the above oilier,
No. 2, Corolla!, In• the I'ubljc's very bumble Servant,
E. F.Y lON.

DR. JAMES'S FEVER POW DER.-
A very few doses of ibis Powder, if taken according
to the directions wills which each bottle and packet is ac-
companied, will speedily remove any conlinnal acute
and will he found an effectual remedy fur the Measles, Small
Pox, acute Rheumatism and Flooring Conch, as well as for
Bilious and Gouty Complaint*, and Inflammations of the
Bowels and Lungs. It ia generally successful in the Yellow
Fever, and must disorders incident to hot climates. By a
little atlenl to the rides laid down by Dr. James (the
inventor), private individuals may administer et with perfect
safety.
It is prepared on!', (if genuine) be Mr. D. t:. G. James,
the grandson of I).. Jamey, and sold by him at his loise,
30, Conduit street, lhmover-savare; and by 31 . But-
lers, 4, Clivarsole, London. and 34, Satkville.sireet Dub.
lits ; who are now appoinird the sole agents. irstead of the
laic Mr. Newhery, Poirehasera are respectfully sovietised
lo notice this removal of floe agency, as the noes of the
Isle Mr. Newbrry ore reeding imitations of Dr. Jrhoe,'s
Medleisse. Prepared by themselves, and from the length of
lime their father was wilt to Dr..larnes's family, they ex-
pect to mislead purchasers. Butt Mr. James most positirelo
assures the public, that all the Parer Powder (as well as the
Analeptic Pills) sold by Mr. New leery, to Ike lad hoer of
his ageney, was supplied to him by Dr. James's flitstitt4 tour
was it ever prepared by any other person. Each bottle soot
packet now bears a plain government stamp, and a label
signet/ with the name of the proprietor._ _

R C. (7, . JAI! v.

LINGARD'S ENGLAND.

[FURTIIER EN. ER %CIS
Continued front a Artner rapt:. ]

WILLIAM I -II IS DEATH.

* Early in the looming of lire 9th of Septemlwr. the King
heard the sound of a bell, and eagerly inquired what it ni. ant.
He was informed that it tolled the hour of prime in the
Church of St. Mary. 'Then, said he, stretcheng out Ilia
arms,' I commend my soot to my Lady, the mother of
God, that by her holy prayers she mace• reconcile me to her
sou, my Lewd Jesus Christ :' and immediately expired.
From the events a li.ch followed his death the reader may
judge the tense-oiled state if society at she time. The Knights
and Prelates hastened to their respective homes 1.1 racier,
their property: the citizens of 11.11SPII 11,2:311 to conceal their
most valuable effects: the servants ntl••d the palace, and
hurried away with their booty: and the royal corpse for
three hones lay almost in a State of nullity Ull she growled.
At length the Archbishop ureter. .1 the body to he interred sr
Caen; and Herittin, n iseighbonriug Knight, out Of cum-
passion, conveyed it •t his own expense to that city.
*6 At the day appointed for the in...newest, Prince Henry,
the Norman Prelates, null a multitude of clergy and pea-
pie, aswinbled in the church of St. Strider, whirls the Cun.
quo roe bad [minded. The maas had been perfoi meal, the
corpse was placed on the bier, Will the Bishop of Evreux
had pronounced the pane-eyrie of lime deceased, when a voice
Lam the crowd exclaimed, Ile whom you have praised was
a robber. The very laud un which you staled is mine. By
violence he took it front my father; sod in the manse of Gosl
I forbid you to bury him in it' Die speaker was Aaceline
Fitz-Arthur, who hail often but frieitlesaly sought repsrs-
t• from the justice of William. After some debate the
Perla:es called him In them, paid him sixty shillings for the
grave, and promised that be. situ ild receive the full value of
Ills hth,l The cert. fti,4”. we, 'hen continued, and the bully
of the King deposit.- 1:. c. ceffiu of ...tone.
char:tete. has hero drawn ail!. apparent im-
partiality no the Saxon chronicle, by a cnnocmep..rary and an
Beighshissaw. That the reader may learn the opinion of one,
who possessed the means of foroutig on accurate judgeneut.
I shall transcribe the passage, retaining, a. far eis it may be
intelligible, Ilse very 11111:11.POItirY Of the original.
" It any one wish to know what manlier of man lie was,
or what worship he bad, or of how many lambi he were the
Loot, we will describe hint as we have known him : fur we
looked un hies, and some while tiered in his herd. Km/ Wil-
liam was a very wipe man, and very rich, more worshipful
and strung than any of his fjee.gangers. He was mild to good
men, who loved God; and souk beyond all hounds SO those
who vritlesaid his will. On the very ideile, where God gave
how to win Fautlan.l, he reared a noble monastery, sod set
km Itmercin, and endowed it well. Ile was very worshipful.
Thrive he burr his king-helmet every year, when he was in
Co.:lend ; at Easter he bore it at Wiiiclu %ter, at Peulecost at
Wc•erninster, 'nil in Misr al Gloocester. And then were
soils him all the rich mica ewer mull F:uglanel : Archbishops mud
Hinveseen Bishops, Abbots, and Kati*, Maier" and Knights.
Moreover be us, a very stark 1111111, and very savage. an that
uu nreu thirst do any thug against his will. He bad Bash its.
his Wads, also hail dime against 'Ai, will: Bishops he set off
their bishoprics, Maeda off their abbotries: and Thanes be
pious's: and at last, he did not spare his own brother Odu.

Him he pet in prison. Yet among other things we nestat net
forget the good frith which he made in tisk land. 611 that a wino
that wall goad for aught might travel over the kingdom. with
his bosom full of goldwith.eul levtotton : tool no mall dowel
slay another man, though he had sullen:d never 611 tuirklervil
from the other. He ruled over England, and by his ewe.
ning he was In 111./1-0111[111, acquaiided with It, that Uwe Is
two a hide of land of titbit h he slot 1111, know both ski had it
and whist it win worth; owl stilt he a i down in less writings.
Wok. slag under his w..:. t• 1, and therein he wrought combat
soil be wielded the isle of Mott %. it h:11 ; 111.11,11efl Iteesnlid.sed
&whoa by hi• mick le ..11,11g111: Normainly wait hie by kink, :
and nee r the ea• :dem c. rd M • oil lie • nisei /111.1 if he might
have lived yet two yedis, he would have wins Ireland by the
fame of Isi• ',owes and wi11...i1l any suntans.. t. Yet trimly in
his time mess loot mickle sullerinz and very itsauy 113"1411'.•
Castle. he C.1111..e1l it/ be wrou;zlit, and moor men 11l he uppers,-
ed. Ile watt 11.1 very owl. Ile took from lira •ntrj•cts in my
media or gold, stud mars". lauselrest s ~,,, oda of 'dyer : and
that be took, rime by right, oii.l • lry ;stickle might. for
very little need. Ile had tilbos into 3e.1/11,., awl greediness
he 1.16,.1 11'1111111: • Hr let hi. Iviiila to tine a. dear WS he
could: thou came ...me other and haste more slims the And
111.1 gur•st, and the Kinz let at to him who bade more. Then
rains• allied, and hid yet more. eat tie heist let itinto Ike
hand. of the man who lode the most. Nor Pe rick how
ninfoilly hill reeves got money of puur men, or how many un-
lawful things they Md. Fur the snore men of tight
1.1.16; the more they did ateismt the 1.111 ' lie 6160 %el many
deer friths, and he made laws therewith, that wbusioever
"'mid Play hart or hind. him 1113.1 eh./111.1 111.1111. As be
forbade the slaying of harts, so nlsi slid lie of Iseira. Si,
snitch he loved the Isiah-deer. as if he hail been their father.
Hr also decreed about hoses, that they should g.. free. Ilia
rich men moaned, and the pii:.r own mu:morel : hot he was
so bard, that I:, reek. el nit the II Ito rd of them all. For it
wan need they should follow K•sse's ilia withal, if they
wished hr live, or to have lantlx, or gouda, or his farmer.
Alan that any man should he a, ly, and sittonlil so pa'
sip himself, and think himself above all other Hien! day
Almighty God hare meaty on hia soul, and great him for-
giveness of his sills!'

" Tn tlli. @crownl may be wide,: a few particulars gleaned
from other historians. The King was of ordinary stature,
but inclined 10 C.19)11111.11CV. llis countenance wore an air
of ferocity, which ,when he was agitated by mission strut k
terror into eves y beholder. The story told of Ili/ *erring:di et
one period of life, almost rat...cols belief. II 14 1114
sitting on horseback lie con!il draw the *trim: a a bow,
which no oilier Tail Cal,llltl h 1.11.1 ev••u ou lola. limiting
formed his favourite aini.ein• it. he reader hi. seen the
censure pissed upon him for his deer friths awl game lowa ;
nor will he think it undeserved, if he attend to the follow.
in: inttanrr. Though the King I•os.<rssrd
besides parka and chasms, in different parts of Enz'anil, he
was nut yet satisfied, but for the occasional accts. 00000 uilation
of his Conti, affotertest an extensive had of rouul.y lying
between the city of IVincheater moil the sea-cost. The in-
ltabilahls were expelled : llw cotta g.-11 and the chisichrs were
burnt and more than 'billy lignite miles of a etch :mil pa.
pillow, district were withdrawn from cultivation, and con-
verted into a wilderness, to afford sufficient range for the
deer, and amp's space for the royal diversions. The memory
of this are of despotism has been perpetuated in the name
of the New Forest, which it retains at the present day, after
the lapse of 750 years.

" Williams education hail left on hit mind Teti:Mos im-
pressions which were never Effaced. Whim indeed his power
or interest was concerned, hr listened to no sugzest• hut
those of ambition or of avarice: !int on other "cessions he
displayed a strong sense of and a profound respect
for its institutions. He daily heard the Dias. of his private
ehaptain, oust was regular in hi, sitioidance at the public
worship: in the company of met, celebrated for holiness of
life, he laid aside that haughty demeanour, with which he
was accustomed to awe the most powerful of his barons; he
willingly concurred in the deposition of his uncle lllslger,
Ai chhishop of Rouen, who disgraced his dignity by the im-
morality of his conduct, and sheeted that he knew bow to
value and recompense virtue, by endeavouring to place its
the same church the Moult front *llllllll he haul
forme. !y received sit severe a repriinsud. Oa the d of
a prelate, he appointed officers to protect the property or
the vsrant archbishopric or abbey, and uameil a successor
with the advice of the principal eleigv. lanfra or, in his
numerous struggles toriiiist the rapacity of the Normans,
was constantly patronized by the lime, who appointed loin,
with certain other COMMiMliUllef., to comical the Sheriffs of
the several counties to restore to the chitreh whatever had
bee.. unjustly taken from iesince the irseasiou."—(rio. 449-
454.) (lo be continued

PPLEIII ENT TO
TBX LONDON G4ZETTE
OP TOILSIDAY. OCTOBER 26.

THURSDAY. OcTuBEA 2s, 1819.

frst-Of flee, (Wolin 28. l 19.

His Royal Highness the Prinee Regent, in the
moue and on the hehalf of Ins Majesty, cloth hereby
require and command, that all the out-pensioners
of Chelsea Hospital, awl all those men who are
registered its the books of Chelsea Hospitel,
wills a view to prospective twitsion, end also
all out-pensioners sod registered moss of Kit.
mainhatin Hospital. residing in Great Britain, whit
were discharged from their rripective corps as
tiost-estouniaanowd officers, trumpeters, dustman-re,
or private., whether from the. Regular Cavalry.
Font Guards, or Infantry of the Line, sir from the
Militia or Fetacihles. do 'terminally xpprar at the
islaces, and ore the d oys hereafter mentioned (with
the exception of those resident in Londiiii, or
within twenty-five miles thereof. who are ordered
to splicer before the Commissioners of the said
Hospital), in order that such of them as on envoi-
sotto'', shell Ire found fit, mar be appropriated to
lloyal N'eteraii Bobshim. His !toys' lligoiseits
i•, however. ple•ised to llllreet. th.it the present
Order shall not Ste Cmoigirred is extending to the
out-,trussoiiers front the late I Guards and
I Grenoilier Girtril.. the Life Guards, tool
Royal Regiment of Horse Goanle, nor to such
turn as by the hospital books are flow more Ihan
fifty-five years of age. or lied .erved twri,ty_r„„,
years 111 the Cleatiy, or twenty-one years In the
folintry. previous to their discharges; nor to any
melt discharged as privates whose pensions are
strove ten prime per diem etch ; nor to thus.. who
have lust a limb, ur their rye-sigh:, or are cripple.%
or who received u certificate of ilivr total unfit-
ness lit foreign sprtice, fruits silty of the 0:11...ers
eitiirloyed at the lust getterul ex.iinituttom rif tit-
peossoners in the year 131 G ; liar to %itch not.
reissitmers as are now serving sit the R.glilir
tin are nott-commissiotiril ufficeis: •
sourii artrrm N.
Varhaist aid Northumberlasol--Tu assemble at Durham, on
the 4th. Mb, mot Ittsh November.
Berwick Town nod lilserties--To assemble at Berwick, oa
the 4ib,lltb, sad lEII. Nurember.

Cumberland and Wesimorlansl-.-To aniemble at Peoria.,
on the 411 s, 11th, and lti•h November.
Yorkshire, We►t Itoline-To ..nsenstrie at Wakefield, on the
4th. 11th. and 181 h Novcml•er,
Yorkshire. North nod East Rulings-To aas••mble et York,
OU the 4th, I lib, and 18th November
Lancashisc sod slur assruilde at Manchester, on
the 4th, 11th. all Nils November
86.01,„1,ire and mom?, ~,,, eryiliire-T., ensemble at Shrews-
bury. nn tl:e 41h. 11.4, and 181 h Nosemlser.
D. rhyshire mid sistiordslors -To assemble at Newcastle-
. umler.Line, v.a the 4th. 11i1. arid 18. h November.
Lincolnshire, Not: trizt.sinsh.re, I.t irestersl.i.e. mid Rutland.
shire-To ..r•rrwb&e at Newask, on the 4tb, 11th, and
181 h Novrrala.r.
Herefordshire, MoomnflibsdAire, Wisrw'rkshire, Worcester-
shire. and Cloorws.....hir. mssetnbte at Gloueestes, oil
the 416, llik, nod 18t :seven/tier.
Gls ~,,, remodel. e, Carrage shore, llolonrshire. Pemlrroke-
show, Breemishire, 4:sorrinsolwasira. e--.To assemble at
!bertha, oft the 4th, 11th, aml 18th November.
Aneleses, Csonersmoshirr; Denbighshire, i-lintskire, and
M erionei hshire-To ...enable at Wrexham, on the 4th,
1 I H.. and 18th November.
Si. folk, Sulfolk, Caoshridgeshire. nail I,le of Ely-To as-
semble at Bury St. Efisourare, on the 4th, 1114, sad 18th
Nirrinher.
Bockinehausshire, Oxfordshire. and R•rkshi.e-Tn assem-
ble at A stesbury.osi 11w 4th. 11th, and ISils November.
Hertfordshire, Huatingelosthire, Noss mimpionshire, and
Itsolfordshire-To assemble at Bedford, on the 411., I Itb,
and 18th November.
E44.41(-1•u assemble at Colchester, un the 4tb, 11th, and 181 h
November.
Brost-To assemble at 31aidstone, on the 41h, 11111, and 18th
November
Stirs ey 4.1.1 Sossrx -To assemble at llosebsm, on the 4th,
11th. sod 18th November.
Isle of Wit:b.-To assemble at Newport, on the 4th, 11111,
n••d 18th November.
Flason.liire awl Wiltshire-To assemble at Andover, on Ike
411 s, Iltli, and 1811. November.
Dossetehire-To assemble at Dorthestrit, on the 4th, 111 h,
soil Pills November.
Somerwtsiiire-To assertible at TsuMou, on the 4th, 11th,
and lath Noverntire.
D. I mushier and Corissoill-To assemble at Plymouth, on the
41b, 11th. sod 1811, November.
Gurus • v -Tir assemble et St. Peter's, on the 4111, 11th, and
19th Novembir
Jetsev-l'o assemble at St. Helier's, on the 4th, 111 h, and
18th Noseuilm r.