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The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1819-11-10

BANKRUPTS.

James Jackson, of Manchester, Lancaster, botcher, 1•
surrender, November 23, 24, and December 21, at nine, at
the Palace Inn, Manchester. Attorneys, Messrs. Adlinglou
and Gregory, Bedford-row, Loudon and Mr. W. C. (-Yew,
Manchester.

Peter Hands), Turner and Charles Johnson, of London-
wall, London, and of Manchester, Lancaster, horae•deslers,
to surrender, November 22, 23, and December 21, at nine,
at the Star Inn, Deausgate, Manchester. Attorneys, Mr.
K. Bennett, Manchester; and Messrs. Longdill and Butter-
field, Gray's lon-square, London.
Kolsert Oswald, of Beetles, Suffolk, tanner, to surrender,
November 22, 23, and December 21, at eleven, at the
White Lion lon, Beech's. Attorneys, Mr. W. Brumley,
Holborn court, Gray's loss, Loudon; and Mr. Bulaun,
Beetles.

Henry Lang, George Tang, and William Lang, all of I
Accrington, Lancaster, calicolnuters, to surrender, Nu-
vember 29, at lye, at the Old Bull limn, Disclaims, au.
and December 21, at eleven, •1 the Red Lion bin, Ac-
vino'''. Attorneys, Mr. Neville, Blackburn; and Messrs.
Milne and Parry, Temple, London.
William Linton, of Cob-heater, Este; linen!mauttfac-
turer, to surrender, December 6,7, and 21, at ten, at the
Amp I Inn, Chester. Attorneys, Mr. Stay hies, Colchester;
and Messrs. 3ltlne and Parry, Temple, London.
Francis Henderson, of Newton by the Sea, Northumber-
land, fish-dealer, to surrender, December 3,4, and 21, at
trete; at the White Chan limn, Alitwick, Northumberland.
Attorney', Messrs. Lambert, Altnrick; and Messrs. Moue-
sey and Fisher, Red I. 4quare, London.
Margaret Mullion, of Liverpool, ship.chaniler, to surren-
der, December 1,4, and 21, at ink, at the George Inn, Li-
verpool. Attorneys, Messrs Palmer and Unman, Liver-
pool ; and Messrs. Clarke, Richards, and Medea, Chancery-
Istie, Landon.
Charles Ron, of Great Bin, Aldridge, Stafford, brush.
maker, to anntruler, November 22, 24, and December 21,
nt eleven, at the Castle Inn, Illigh.street, Birmingham. At-
torneys, Meant Jennings and Bolton, Elm court, Temple,
Lintiou ; and Mr. R. W. Gem, Mew-street, Birmingham.
Thomas Brantley, of Nottingham, viclualkr, to sumo.
London, England, 1819-11-10

M I LITA RY PROMOTIONS.

WaT-OjNee. Itoveseber 6, 16IP.
Coldstream Regiment of Foot Guards—Ensign and Lieu-
tenant Heury Gooch to be lieutenant and Captain, w,*b.
out purchase, vice Clifton, wbu retires—dated October
28, 1819.
_ _ _

Ensign and Lieutenant John Simon Jenkinson, from half-
pay of the Regiment, to be Elisio and Lieutenant, by
purchase, wire Gooch—dated as above.
13114 Regiment of Foot—George Rolle, Gent. to be Ensign,
by purchase, vice &near', appointed to the 48th Foot—
dated September 23 1819

141 h ditto..—Captain Edward Raynsford, from the 18th
Foot, lo be Captain of • Company, vice Maitland, who
exchanges—slated Oetolwr 28, 1819

18th ditto—Captain Jobe M. blaithol, from the 14th Fool,
to be Captain of a Company, vice Rayusfued, who em
changes—dated as above.

28111 ditto—Ensign William Maxwell Stewart, from the 13th
Foot, to be Ensign, vies Dalgleisb, promoted—dated Sep-
tember 23, 1819.

40th ditto—Ensign Joseph Curten,frons half.pay of the 4th
West India Regiment, to be Ensign, vier William Browne,
who exchanges--dated October 24, 1619.
ISSth ditto—Captain Donald Mae Gregor, from baltpay of
the 9511 s Foot, to be Captaia of a Company, vice Lionel
John Wealropp, who exclianrs—dneed as above.
64th ditto—llrevct Major Henry Bishop to be Major, by
pnreliam, vice Peat,, who retires—dated as shove.
67th ditto—Liesitenaut Robert Cockerel' to be Captain of
PI Company, without purchase, vice Browne, deceased—
dated as above.
Ensign Julio Bolton to be Lieutenaut, vice Cockerell—dated
as ,bove.

Charles Lantworih, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Bolton—dated

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as above.
70th ditto—Lieutenant William Mercer, from Infirm 10th
Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Juhn Auntie, who exchanges,
receiving the difference--dated above.

Cope Carp—Willies Lovell Heathente. Gent. to he Cornet,
without purehme—dared September 30, 1819.
Amistaut-Surgeon Thomas Clarke, front belf-pay 72d Foot,
to be Amistant.Surgents—dated June U, 1819.

HOSPITAL STAFF.

Dr. John Dwyer. M.D. from lialtpay, to be Physician to the
Forces, vice William Whoop, who retires apes half-pay—
dated October 25,1819.

n II EV ET.

Major .G I Sir James Kemp*, G C. 8., to be Lieutenant-
General iu Nurih Amei ic. wily—dated October 28,1819.
Captain Donald 211stGergor, of the 58th Foot, to be Major
is the Army—dated August 12. 1819.

STA FF.

Wesley Doyle, Dint. to be a Barrack-Master in Crest

Brit-sin, •ire H. E. Hunter,

bcr 14, 1819.
London, England, 1819-11-10

NORTH AMERICAN PRODUCE.

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TOIACCO.—The market a exceedingly firm, sad those
bidders who have not sold the whole of their much% require
rather hozlerr prices Ono they obtained fur the part already
disposed of.
Iltce.—New or fair middling quality has been
sold since oar last at 375. per cwt. fur home consumption,
and a public sale will take place to-day, for particulars of
which Wile postscript.
la Tilitrsetwe but little doing.

COTTON —For the business done in this article, see re-
mark ander South American bead, and Liverpool letter un-
derneath.
SOUTH AMERICAN PRODUCE.

COTTON has nut been in much better demand during the
last, than the preceding week, and the business is again al-
most ermined to small public sates, at which good and fair
Demeraraa sold much below our previous nominal quota-
tions; there has been some inquiry for Peruanis fur export
at low price*, which are declined, holders bring encouraged
by the improved demand in Liverpool. The sales of the
week (duty paid) are 38 New Orleans, good 1414.; 120
Pernansbucco, Cears 17d. a 181r1.; 180 Demerara and Ber-
bier, twiddling 131 d.. fair to good 141 d. a 161 d.; 10 liar.
Isadore, middling 1231.; 141 Carriacou and Grenada, loud
15kd.; 40 Jamaica and Domingo, ordinary 1114., good
14 rl.; 140 Carthagena, fair 1401 d. ; 50 Surat (in bond),
81d.; 60 Bengal (in bond), fair 7&J.: total 638 bags suld.
Imported 383 hags Bengal.
MEDITERRANEAN, he. PRODUCE.
Fitutv.--The quantity of new Spanish now at market is
considerable, chiefly in whole boxes, and the demand li.
Railed; a large parcel of lexia was put up to auction uu
Friday, and went at rather lower prices. New Currants are in
steady demand; the remainder of the cargo put up to sa:e
last week and bought in at 108% was afterwards sold at
105 s. per cwt.

Otta.—Gallipoli and Sicily are !wavy of sale.
BRIM/TON of good quality has been sold at 91. and •
cargo inferior at 81. ss. per to in bond.

VALOR'S. is "alba lower.
BALTIC PRODUCE.

The following were the quotations at St. Pelersborgh,
12th October, 1819:—Yellow Caudle Tallow 155 rbls. Soap
ISS du. Clean Hemp 88 aO5 do. Exchange 101 d.
London, England, 1819-11-10

EAST INDIES.

PURTHZR IXTRACTS FROM THZ MADRAI GAZETTE.

CALCUTTA.

From the satisfactory termination of hostilities in
Catch, we turn with pleasure to the capture of
Asseerghur, which closes the campaign.
All the detachments from Hoshungabad and
Saugor hating joined, the aggregate force formed a
body of about 20,000 men.
The Pettah was stormed sod carried on the 18th.
On the 19th the Arabs made a sortie from the loft,
in which Colonel Fraser, of the Royals, was unfor-
tunately killed. On the night of the 30th the
lower fort was stormed and taken possession of, the
breach having been reported practicable on the
27th. The Killadar continued in the upper fort, to
which the Autos, driven from the lower one, preci-
pitately fled.
Up to the Bth of April Jesnunt Rao appears to
have entertained no apprehensions from the be-
siegers ; but when ott that day the batteries begaid
to t►tay with vigour and effect, and the explosions
within the walls to overthrow the building., and
endanger the destruction of the whole garrison, his
courage and confidence gave way ; his tune and
haughtiness were so much lowered that in the even-
ing he anxiously sought for himself and adherents
the best terms of accommodation and surrender,
folly satisfied that another day's resistance would
be attended with the most fatal consequences.. It
is probable that the recollection of Mattress pro-
dared a more prompt decision than his temper would
have allowed, if that tremendous example of mill-
London, England, 1819-11-10

ROYAL RAMAI,Ns.

We undershoot several ofiltial geollemen, cannerte.l*.th
his Majesty's Exchequer, left this cosy for 1/oinf.ronl.o... •.t
an early hour yesterday 'lain:, In attend the re-i..trra; .t
of the body of ►ung Robert three, which was discorso,'
last year in building n new church al that place, mad was to
be se-interred yesterday. 'These µredone* remains see to toe
estiosed iu n new coffin, together sills sperimesis of alt she
corneal come, a ropy of each of the Colinbiorgh newspaper.,
and again committed with appropriate solemnity to the
Ilossb. If possible, it is intended ilost a cast shook' be taken
from the face of the Monarch; but, at all en it., a MUM,
meat is to be erected, nutter the roperintemlance of Mr.
Bums, architect, over the body of 'lda most exalted hero, a.
well as excelleut King, iu order to convey, iu a entire strik.
log mancler, to future generations, the place "there reptoe
the ashes of a warrior and a Sovereign, lettuce name is al.
ready embalmed in the endeared recolleetMn of every mar
iu Scutlaud.—(Edinbarols Paper, November 6 )
London, England, 1819-11-10

PARIS PAPERS.

PARI‘, 110YEMBCRI.

We are informed that the Princess of Wales Lea
left Lyons to return to Italy.—( Gazelle de Frtrare.)
The preparations were commeocerl yeoerd..y tit
the Chamber of Deputies for bolding the it•tyst
Sitting, which is fixed for the 15th of tin. mrroth,
Letters trout SpeilU state. that the prop.rgst ton a
the yellow lever is principally cartwil by the
there who have deserted and spread itietwo 1:e•
throughout all the southern pints of the l'etthi-ula.
We are informed that one of then: soldiers 1, :I
rived at Barcelona, where he Mill immediately %tote
The precautions adopted on the frontiers of :
are so exact, that it is impossible to feel the
inquietude..

The following is the
Sii -h 3t finre of a C1"...0r
Letter aildrelued by the Cobtoct of Beth./ w,.•
Diplomatic Agents at Foreign Courts
The letter commences by referri.sg to the ol•sopf,..
presented by the Atattritto Pr.wiltot
the Germaine Diet, to that 1/00!y...111,1 to the
which were emoted in consequence of
mouton. It then alludes to .the 'shams iel,
for some time past been ltittitegt by the

morel state ui Gennany;'sud '
ovation which atiected the puLlie

by the pi.itti.•iit'a.*.
nhvervrs ihwt Ai.
)144: ustiikl of 14#1 •
London, England, 1819-11-10

BEVERLEY OCTOBER SESSIONS.

Two appeals against orders of bastardy were
tried as these Sessions, tinder ci►cumstances rather

peculiar. to the Grit, John Sauderson, of Howden,
was the appellant. Mr. Wray. in confirmation of
the order. called Ann Thresdgold, of Howden, en
extremely plain and impudent woman. who swore
she bad a child horn to the appellant on the 3d
July; the scpellant, she swore, had visited her fa-
miliarly, and whenever it silted him.
Ou her "cross-examination it appeared Sanderson
was a married mm, and she had had, by a creditable
hu►band, seven children, the youngest of which was
seven years of age. She positively denied hosing
said that if he hid ten children, Sanderson ►hould
have them nll ; hut in consequence of his :Among
her, whenever he saw her in the ►treet, she might
have said she would make all the cloth in his shop tly
for that. She was acquainted with one W. Abbey
who had been tried itt Beverley Sessions, and be
used to go to her house whenever it suited her to
give him her company, but she did not sleep with
him. She never said to any living soul the child
was Abbey's; nor ever put her arms round Abbey's
neck in the street, and asked how he could have the
heart to leave her, as she was half gone with child
to him. _ _ _
London, England, 1819-02-04

CATHOLIC CLAIMS.

The Doke of O'tid,ularol• presented a Petition from the
Guild of Nlerehnnta w Outdo), against the Catholic Claims.
—Laid on the table
CLAIM TO THE FARLDOW OF ANGLESEA.

Lord gtmontrrti. by command of his Royal Highness the
Prioce Regent, presented to the Nonce the Petition of
Thomas Fowl of Monntoorris and Viscount Valenti*, claim•
inn to he Earl of Analeen

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On the taut 00000 of the Noble Viscount, tLe Petition was re-
ferred to a Committee et Privilege.

COTTON FACTORIES.

Loud livnTota rave notice. that he wonld, on Friday
next..ohmil a motion to the Iloilo. rrlative to the Children
employcJ so the Colton Maiinfactorira.
London, England, 1819-02-04

i.ra,t or ti,a catn,t;e., oi,(1 Meminrs as
chose to ballot put their lists of tweuty-one names
into a glib.s on the table.
When that was concluded the CHsucELLott of
the Eceus QUER moved, that a Committee br. ap.
pointed to examine the lists. and report on whom
the ultoit•r of the !louse fell.

Tilt. 1110t11111 W/14 carried, and on Mr. LA MIIITON'i
name being retell, as tone of the scrutirseets., that
Honourable Gentleman begged leave to decline
acting on the Committee.
The SPEAKER said he ought to apologise to the
honourable Member—the mune, hail hero sub-
mitted to him, sod had he been aware of any re-
luctance oil his part to act in the capacity or scruti-
neer, his twine should have been erased.
We utislerstood that Mu. Latubton's name was
then withdrawn.
Mr. TlEliti LY said it would he better that Mi-
nisters slionlil appoint both scrutineers and Coin.
!Mitre ainwiis, ill-qnstivis. lie did not see why
they Apishd salt have the appointment of one us
well 114 the other.

Mt1111)-r. whose name we could not learn, said
that he had seen the list of twenty-one 114111[11, 49
fregoiently referred to in the course of the 'tight.
But lie did nut iillplicitly abide by the choice there
made. O. the contrary, he had for many of them
substituted the names of Gentlemen on the op-
posite benches, considering them as practical men ;
lie supposed many others sitting on the same side of
the !louse with himself did the same ; and for him-
self he felt much unlit at its being supposed that he
liad prepared his list at the bidding of Ministers.
Mr. TerittlEy said, lie rove every credit to the
Hon. Member for his independent conduct. It was
a curious arcident, however, that so many Gentle-
men should find a list laid on their table, with
twenty-ono mimes, as soon as they awoke that morn-
ing. Fiiim his former experience in that way, he
believed lie could anticipate the name of every
Member who should be appointed on the Com-
mitter.

Mr. WA ITHMA N Paid, he had found no such list
on his table.—(4 laugh.)
The scrutineers were then npoointed, and with.
drew to the Speaker's Chamber.
Mr. STUART WORTLEY presented a Petition
from the inhabitants of the town of Bradford,
against the resumption of Cash Payments.
London, England, 1819-02-04

dered to the Britisil arms, without bringing him to
trial, without knowing whether he was innocent or
guilty.
A tter tiosne conversation between the Chairman,
Mr. Elphisistone, Mr. Jackson, owl Mr. S. Dixon,
the Court was adjourned until Tuts DAY (Thurs-
day), to consider of the vote to General Ifislop.

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

HOUSE OF LORDS, WRIIXCIDAY, FILIIIWARY 3.

APPEAL.

Connor! were heard at the bar in the rase of Marknight
Crawford s. Steward. Proceedings postponed t tll Friday.
lords Grenville and Yarborough took the oaths and their
sea 4.
London, England, 1819-02-04

COA LS.

Sir E. K NATCIIIIIIT.L presented n Petition from an
praystoK fur the prevention of fraud in
the aduteastareinent of vitals, and that a general re.
gulating treasure might be adopt. d.
Read, and ordered to lie on the table.

The SPEAK ER suggested, that th it would be the
moot convenient tittle for the appointment of the
Committee of Secreov. resolved ott the night before.
Ots the motion of the CHANCELLOR of the FA-
coveutAt. the order to that effect was read.

The Serjeant itt Atm* 11,314 then rent to summon
the Mriniteis, end the Clerk was proceeding to call
over the monies of ►he Member., when

Sir F. Butorrt suggested. Whether it would not
be better that Mn asters should hand in the list of
names they hod prepared. and so save the House
much unnecessary trouble. and a round-about wily
of proceeding. which would only end in ►hat be
Mr. BEttsirre said it would be more consonant
to common sense that the names ►elected by Miunw
tars should be fixed on at •e.

Nlr. DENT was surprised that flon. Gentlemen
should !limit of infringing on the established forms
of the House.

The names or the 51embers were then called over
b) the clerk at the table, according to the alpha-
London, England, 1819-02-04

LAW INTELLIGENCE.

VICE-CHANCELLOR'S COURT, WeaTior+Tri,
WEDNE:DAY. FCCRUARif 3.

1141nonr the VICE-CHANCELLOR ve'4% °Ceti-
pied until three o'clock, in hearing, dettstiti,r, an('
*Accepting's argued, or no iiiteiest except to the
parties concerned.
COURT OF KINGS RFNCII, Wssrlmarcirt,
WIEDNISDAY, FLIIIIMART 3.

r. LAWRENCE WILLIAMS, Genf. ?cr.
Mr. ANDREWS moved for VI rule to sheer c..uso:
why Mr. I.nwretie Williams. of Cirrsitor-str.ei„
Chancery-lane. an attorney of this Court,- should
not deliver to Mrs. flamilton's present attorney, an
account of all actions brought by in her name,
stating which of said actions he had compromised;
and also why he shoit:ti not deliver an account of
all suing of money received by him in satisfaction
of those Hetioes, awl the Plaintiff's arTouiit.
The affiday.t neon which this motion wis made,
stated, that some time since the Plaint;ff had in.
strutted Mr. Williams, as her attorney, to bring
odious against certain Newspapers fur an allegoti
libel, published against her respecting child.ste;,l-
- for certain reasons she had limited his
authority to bring only two actions, and pasitively
forbade him bringing any more, that iii contraven.
tion of these directions, he lad since brotight.
actions against no less than nineteen different 'vine; a
for the same cause, without tier authority, drrcet ly or
indirectly; that some of these actioos bad been
compromised, and shot he had received large sums
of money in lieu of damages, %%wenn accounting
with the Plaintiff for the same, a•:d that the re•t
were now going on without her privity, consent, or
authority.
The COURT, under these circumstance,,, granted
a Rule to chew cause.
London, England, 1819-02-04

PRIVATE HI LIS.

On the mot' of the Earl Of SHAVTOBURY ii was or-
dered, that the 4th of Morels el 1.1 he the last flay for re.
reivene Petitions for private Rills, and the 1311% a April the
laid thy fur ireeiviug Reports iherrou.

DIVORCE.

A person appeared ■t the bar and presented Papers from
the Ecclesiastical Court of Ireland, relative to the divorce
rase of Taaffe and Taaffe.—Laiil on Ilse table.

TLC Home then adjourned.
4—...--.

HOUSE OF COMMONS, WEDXFSDAY, IcnnuAßli 3.

The w►atea took the Chair •hoot • quarter torture
four o'clock.
A few Members took the oaths and their seats.
PETITIONS.

A v. ry great snootier of Petit' for Private BON were
presented, and seferreil to Committees, and several Reports
on Private Bills brought sip, and leave given to bring in
Bills accordingly.
London, England, 1819-02-04

EIS.CTION PETITIONS.

The following Petitions, complaining of undue
retiirio of Alenibers to serve in Parliament, were
then prevented and read :

Tenni Worcester—Ordered to he taken into rnnsiiteration on
the lath of March.
From Nollinglaam—Ordered to be taken into consideration

no the 2.1 Mardi.
Fr (:rtwielford—Ordered to be taken into coniiideration
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on the 2,;1 of Mardi.
From Ilavlnn—Ordered to be taken into consideration on
the 2dd of Miro.
From Luncwier—ordered to be taken into consideration
an the 30th of March.
From Hossincy—Ordered to be taken into consideration on
the 25th of March.
A •ecmmd Petition from the Imronzh of Ilaydon—Ordered
to be taken tutu consideration on the 30111 of March.
London, England, 1819-02-03

BANE NOTES

Ou the motion of Mr. MANNING. Accounts were
ordered of the Avenige Armand of 13Joik Notes
issued front the Cruk of Etrgi:foiri during each
year, from the Ist of January, 1797, to the lit of
January, 1819.

TREATY OF AIX•I.A.CHAPELLE.
Lord CASTLERFAGH pre-eland Papers, by corn.
mand nt. his Royal Highness the Prince Regent,
and according to the desire of the Home. The
first Paper was a copy of the Convention ntered
into at Aix-la-Chapelle on the 19th October; the
second was a copy of the Treaty of Evacuation of
France ; soil the other Papers were cupisa of ses
veral Protocols relating to the discussions which
had taken place among the Representatives of the
Allied Power (hiring :he meeting at Aix-la-Cita,
pelle. The Noble Lord stated, that he hoped to
have it in command from his Royal Highness the
['Mice Regent, in is very few days, to lay before
the House several other Papers connected with. the
question of the Slave Trade, and the correspond-
ence which had taken place upon that sohje( t ;
and also some Papers explanatory of the esiodiri.
rations whirli had taken place subsequent to ilie
Treaty of Aix-la-Chapelle, respecting the peens
wary instalments alluded to iii the preceding
coments. With respect to the first Papers, wlsich
related to the evacuation of the French territory
by the Allied Powers, he viopt.l take this NIP"'
tunity or stating, that he did not mean to CAI 140
the 0171111 mi of Parliament opus them, es the
measure* to which they referred had broil taken .
in furtherance of the negociationa of 1815, asitlt
tOrtady it ceived the necesseil siancfitro.
Thuogli he did riot mean to take tine beim. Of
the (lunar on the Papers to which he alluded,
lie ass ready to give any information rest, rung
them which may be required, and it wu tl I hit,
or course, competent for any Honourably Niember
who ple.i,r4l to make ally part of the l'apt Is iI
subject of inure particular inquiry. With resp.ct
to the private claims of naltsoduals open
it would he necesssry to introduce a
fill into par-
liament to give effect to the arrangement no atilt
subject whnk had hero entered into last iiiid
he would now give notice that he 'route! ,Introths4
this 8.11 on the Thursday of next week.
The Papers were then laid on the table. j,,,
London, England, 1819-02-03

PETITION FROM "IR. HUNT.

Mr. D. W. HARVEY presented a Petition from
Mr. Hunt, against the Westminster Hustings Bill.
lo performing what he conceived to he his duty in
presenting this Petition, he hesteed ar the same
time to disclaim any knowledge o the matters to
which it referred. or any particular ucquaintsoee
with the Gentleman whose Petition he lichl in his
hand. _ _

The Petition was brought up, and read. It.
complained of the enormous bill brought in against
the Petitioner for expenses, by the High Bailiff of
West • ster, and complained of the Bill now
pending 111 the House, respecting the payinent for
a hustings in the manner provided, as ir total sub.
venom' of the free(lain of election. The Petitioner
also complained that the Hon. Mover of the Bill
hail charged bin with encouraging riot and dis-
order at the last election, and particularly with
having countenanced the attack upon Sir Murray
Maxwell.
Mr. Betniterr rose, and disclaimed his having
ever made such a charge upon this Peti:ioner. He
had never said that Mr. Hunt had encouraged the
base and unmanly attack which had been made
upon Sir Niurray Maxwell.
The Petition was laid on the table.
SOUTHWARK PAVING RILL.

On the 11-o-rtii;is4ll Sir Unseal' 11'it.sorr, the
Southwark Paving Bill was reedit second time, and
ordered to he committed.
PETITION FROM NORWICH.
Mr.%'. SMITH pie•eeeneil it Petition from the last
Jury lor the city am(' county 4' r Norwich,
priiyiug tlcit 'wise slew toi.„ln be taken for the
better and mute speedy inlininiatration eil inetiee
in that They prayed the same relief
winch was (saliva for lay the siortheiu costumes:
namely, Ilia more thim one tiNsizes iii the year
slionld be held in their populous lie
begged to it Air ay a fact, in support of hie prayer
of the Petition, that a young mail had been cont-
nutted to piisaii alt NairMatil. and his trial poStpoll-
- at the next assizes alter his committal, to
einistwierice pi a variation iu the IlriftralUareas of
and lk Ot the cud Or liar rrrolld
year from hi; committal he was brought up at the
ensuing ""i4", Ile was Acquitted, it being eie-arly
sltewu that lie was wholly Tut of the olivine
with which be had hero elidtgid. The null. (;ro-
Ilieptista otht.ervitl. phut innet have been line actual
punititiment, independent of the ~noral confatianni-
London, England, 1819-02-03

FOKEIGN POLITICS.

The Earl of Livtaroot.. by order of Royal
Nighties,: the Prince Itront, laid on the table the
s-veral Teranes and l to.vennoses noticed w the
81'vecit of the Lords Comonsooners.
Lord Ifor.1,4111) 46krd, whether it would be con-
venient for the 1 Eld to rovicot n day for
taking these Treaties and Conventiona into coml.
deratio ?

The Earl of LIVERPOOL replied, that it was not
Ins intention to sound any motion upon
the papers now presesoted. 'foe con•tderattun of
them would he invoked on a future mot ton nf a
more general stature. He thou►{ht it, however,
right to inform the House. tl►at toll one subject
connected wills the papers now on the table, moo-
gocsatimos were ►toll peitsling with foreign Powers.
Ile Oleoslt. subject of the li!tiVe Trade.
The Earl of LAI•DEILDALE Mc/aired whether the
Decldration homed by the Allied Powers assembled
at Cologre,o., nod the Conventions concluded by
them relative to the pay►nent of the French contri-
IMllO.ls, %%tne among the papers now presented?
To tlits question the Earl of LIVERPOOL 'snide
no answer, but began to look through the paper]
The Ear! of LatiDEADALIC SIM he did not wish
to !orbs his gaestion—the Noble Earl might answer
it at his leisure. _

Lord flottiatirs a.ked, whether the papers hefore
the Hoopr tin braced all theetigageinents tutu which
this couairy bid .rdererl ?
The Hid of LIVERPOOL answered that they did.
Loud HOLLAND reinnkrd, that, if hr had been
rightly iliforined, the topics illustrated by the
papers now presented were of the utmost import-
once; but witil he hail looked through them he
should nut give ilotice of a 'tortoni.
London, England, 1819-11-17

FIRE AT SHOTTESRROOKE Lonle.

This fire wits oressionsd, it has turned ist. !,7 a brims
which pasurd from the kitchen and the husiniry taro 11‘.
servant's morn. It was stated ye,terilay, that 1;1.• isorth•nt
wing wns entirely burnt when our iniormalmas two% rec.
The flames were subdued in time lu save l.ii•
eastward wings, by a plentifrt soggily of sill the
announce from the adjoining village of l'aisle%. The r
ripe' part of the (amity of Mr. Penyss are iu slut
the insurance upon the property is very eon*i.leral•ir.
London, England, 1819-11-17

BERKSHIRE MEETING.

In pursuance of a public notice, addressed to the Free-
holders and Inhabitants of Berkshire, a meeting was held,
on Monday me a piece of waste grouted called the Forbitry,
adjoining the Town-hall, Readiiig, fur lb.' purpose of tisk
into consideration the propriety of petitionisig the Prince
Regent on the recent liAura• IWO. at Manchester. Thema...l-
ing was by uu meaus numerous. The a.srinbly Jul out
cousist of more than 1,000 or 1.200 persons, amongst whom
we observed a considerable smother of females, many of
them of very respectable •ppeal once.
At twelve o'clock Mr. Budd:Tr proceeded to the hosiness
of the meeting. la the first place lee said be would read the
call, in conseg • of which they were now assenthleid It
was addressed 10 the fieele.dileis and other inhabitants of the
county. of Berks. and called On Bien (since the High Sheriff
had refund 1u obey a IL guiketiou, usintersiusly and respect-
ably signed) to Mild a general meeting, on Monday, Noreen-
her 15, at the l'ortinry, at Broiling. It was sigiverl by Sir
F. Burden. and 156 freeholders and houselsablers The
next step was to appoint a CliNifillan iv preside on this oecit-
Fluil, and he begged leave to propose that Sir F. Burdett lie
repented to take the Chair.--reheem)
lie. Allviru•D seconded the mutton, which was carried by
acclamation.
Sir F. BURDETT immediately stepped forward. Ile was
received with three cheeic Silence havisig been ohmined, he
said, that as the meeting had done him the honour to place
him in the chair nu the present occasion, it became his duly
to c dl their attention io the istportasit braises* primmest to

be transacted. It would lie peculiarly Iris duty to see that
every thing connected aids the meeting Will conducted with
that order and decorum, which must discredit to %My Muse iii
the fur ilwenuee of which they were 'itemised, suit wit en had
helm sir remits kably conspicuous at all the pahlic esseeti lops held
at the present crisis, ■ud antler circumstances a s rrtrvsnely ;
repugssaut to the feelings sif the people. So minds t, super au.'
niorbratiiiii had scarcely ever hers, niailifested iis any country ;
in the world, except that to whirh they lived. Order and de.
carom were she insioiguishing characteristics oral{ the pub-
lic met:hugs, siumeroiss as they were, whirls hail been held
throughout the country; and he mold sot lint believe that
they would also be charactetissie of the tweeting whit* be
now addressed—lt seemed, although he knew not why
it should be so, that iodividwilt is every pail of the rosin-
tryt wlts filled raikee situations, thought it proper, when
respectfully requested by this. people to preside at ll* 5. !
Wits or this description, where they might exercise their
cosistitutintial rights--it did appear that those persons, as
if pervated by one cameos feeling, rellaquished We titan.
ties to which they were thus called. Ye, those were fled
takeduals peaskarly calculated to preserve the peace where
thet presided; but rather than appear or such wearies%
to protect the coustitatioual rights tithe people, sad W see
London, England, 1819-11-17

THE BRITISH PRESS.

LONDON.
WEDNESDAY, Nomissa 17, ISI9•

The proceedings which took place yesterday in
the Court of Bench were very interesting
and important. It may be remembered that a
short time since we gave an account of a visit paid
to Warrington by Sir Cu A RLES WOLSELEY, Mr.
PS ARSON, and two other persons, for the purpose
of laying informations before a Magistrate of that
town against certain individuals, members of the
Manchester corps of yeomanry cavalry, charged
with having cut and maimed persons who were
present at the meeting of the people on the 16th
day of August last. The Magistrate applied to
on that occasiou was Mr. Bonitos, who, although
he censured the conduct of the Magistrates and
yeomanry of Manchester, in dispersing the meet-
ing of the 16th, yet expressed an unwillingness
to interfere in the matter. unless he were dis-
tincily commanded so to do by the Court of King's
Bench. Notice was then given to him by Mr.
Pat axon, that an application would, in conse-
goatee, be suede this Term to the Court. and the
intention then expressed was carried yesterday into
effect. A conditiouat rule was granted by the
Court fur a criminal information spinet Mr.
Boston fur refusing to take the informations of
the personi who had en that occasion appeared be•
fore him and tendered them. We hope sincerely,
that this step will lead to a full and satisfactory
elscidatioa of the motives which induced the Me-
gistrates of Manchester to disperse the meeting of
the 16th, but which they have hitherto carefully
concealed in darkness and mystery.
CARLILR, the bookseller, yesterday received the
judgment or the Court of King's Bench; after so
ineffectual exertion on the port of his Counsel. Mr.
Mistim e. to extend to him the benefits of the stay
tate of the 9th and 10t4 of WILLIAM 1111. enacted
for the protection and benefit of Unitarians The
sentence of the Court wes peeinneupeed severally
upon the two edieneso• of saki emir been con-
victed. For doe $8111,4011001; leublication of
" l'he Age of Ileaesnef.be was sentenced to pay a
bae of 1,0001., and to bihoprisooed in Dorchester
gaol for the space of two yeses; for the second of
the public-sties, of u Pahner's Principles of
Meters," he wee
,sessigeged to pay a bee of 500/..
and to be ieopsiesess4 is die some poi fur the space
of one yene, 'Aistrsit the enrjostion of these three
years. ne gins isoesseitiee tie hie good bettovisier fey
life. hioisolf sip
.1,4100/. good two sureties its 1001.
each.

This. we trims Mill lewd es impresdae lemma
to in Per•FsiS ilite ilNiSiie• Ow *dismiss, of
bleeplwamoto .00 Amadedssis-asatbs t safe bad "pt.;
dithiai :sod IS iambi*

..

1e,4;441416' • 3
London, England, 1819-11-17

ONE DAY OVEK,
AND FIVE THOUSAND TICKETS DRAWN.

TI-1 E Public are respectfully tawny...ft, that the
STATE LOTTERY began on Lord Mayor's nay
(9th of 'November), nod, as had been foretold by DISIL
there were not enongh Tickets and Shares to meet the de-
mand of the Public, notwithstanding the contracture or-
dered up from the Country the supplies that had been sent
to the Agents by the various (Mice-keepers; the consequence
of whirl) was, that some of she Lionlou Offire.krepers hail
not near sufficient, and almost every Country Town was
without a supply, by which a number of Persons in all
parts of the Kiiigdoin were dissppoiiited ; and to prsvent a
recurrence or that disappointment, T. BISO strongly re-
commends an esrly Purchase for the Next Daly of Lbws tug,
JO the Orders received already from those who were prevent-
ed from purchasing lost Day, amid the exchanginz the small
Prizes, has already created such a sthstrihssions of Tiekeis
and Shares, that it is Out unlikely the present supply may
be exhausted before she

NEXT OAY, 9ils DECEMBER;
Oa which Dow every Ticket or Share now on Sale tri.l be
pally deeided, and then mast f;et (at least)
TWO of 20,0 i 01. in the 1441 Eve Mmittes; and may ob.
tails FOUR more Prizes of 20,11001. making in all a grand
Total of SIX of 20.1100/ !
•.• Every Ticket or Shire bought before the 9th No-
vember, has been drawn, aid the fate finally ileeidetl.
Tickets and Shares, warranted lindraire, are Selling by
T. 111514, Stoek-hroker, 4, Corultill, mid 9, Clial"g' (*rev%
London ; awl by his Agent. in the Connor!.
t 44 isiSH lots already Sold Five Capitals in the present
Lottery ; nod Isis Agent at I.iverpool sold p trt of utr of
the 20,0101. Prises, and his Agent at Edittliutgls part of
the other 20,0001.
London, England, 1819-11-17

Dlt. JAMES'S ANA I'IC
These celebrated Palls (which are torso mild a usture
us to require no cimfinetneol) are admitted by all the Fa-
culty to be a certain remedy for disorders of the stomach,
for indigestion, loss ofappetite, aiddiooeas,sad rheumatism',
sick head-aths, mud all those disorders brought on by fr.-e
living, as well as fur those pi-Anted by a sedentary life.
They are admiralily calculated to remove all female obstruc-
tions and irregolari t ire, awl are most effectual in these com-
plaints objets occur to females at a certain time of life: The
experience of forty years 11111,11 convince the public that their
beneficial in'. CIF are by au IliC4 na over.rsord.
The Anah•pti. Pills are prepared only by R. G. G. James,
(graedson of she celebrated loventor), amid sold at his buure,
30, Cestilatit-stre-t, Hnnuver•sgaare.and wholeaaleby Messrs.
Beller, 4, Chrapside, London, and 34,Nockeille.street,
who, have been app.siuted stile spots in the place of
do, wt. Mr. N•w he. y. Hot as the vows of the laic agent are
now vending indlotions of Dr. Janess's Medkines, prepared
by themselves, Mr. James hoes positively to assure the pub-
lie, that neither she Asodeptsc Pills nor the Fever Powder
were eve► prepared by any persons het the Inventor and his
two sum, the father aril atone of tie present Proprietor (by
the latter us his guardian during bin minority), and by them
supplied to Mr. Neettery (cern in the latest hoer of his
agency) ors they now ■re to Mims. Holler's.
To imam Porehasms *clines 'potions eeespeettlene, each
boa of Pill* now bran► plaint essiren isnot stamp, and a babel
Sigurd wilts the a■me of sire Proprietor.
it. G: G. 'AND.
30, Conduit-street, lianum.signare.
London, England, 1819-11-17

-ONLY 0,00) TICKETS—ALL TO BE DRAWN the
DECEMBEIL The Wheel contains SIX Prises of
20,000/,! TWO of which MOST be Draws is the first
Fire Mulles, and ALL the SIX may be gsise.l by
Purl) before the 9th llschstuth.

T it J. SIVESVRIGHT, Sole Contractor.
91 • fur the present popular Lottery, rennin' the Politic
that All the Tickets and Shares Sold before the Forst Day
are now Drawn ; sad respectfully rec ..... mend those who
have Sewall Prises to exchange them for Undrawn Tickets
and Shares, whirls bars the Chauce of SIX Prises of
20,0001. wt their Offices,
37, CORISHILL; I 11, HOLBORN;
38, HAYMARKET ,• 141, OXFORD-STREET.
Where they Sold FIVE CAPITALS the First Day of Draw-
io:, and a Prize of 36,111001. in the Last Lott...
London, England, 1819-04-01

AWFUL INSTANCES OF SUDDEN DEATH•

William Martin, a kair.dresser, of Star.eourt, Romany-
haw, after being missiag for some time, was on Tuesday
teeming foutrd in his apartment, sitting oa a chair, with bis
vitowth crowned with bread. A surgeon was sent for, but
the man was quite dead.
A man mused James Laurie, of Bethnal-green, yester-
day, about one o'clock, went tutu a cook's-shop in the
Hackney-road, and called fur some bread, beef, cabbage,
and potatoes, sod as he was prepariog to rat, he stakkely
dropped his knife aad fork, and expired. ile was takes to
the hospital for a C.ormser's Ismaest.
London, England, 1819-04-01

ing prem.iture, and coned on the Court to act
cautiously awl warily.
Mr. Howson' al,* estitidereii the proposition
premature. The grant was about to he made fur
services incomplete and unfixed.
Mr. K. JACKSON denied that the iirm*Sted remit.
neration was premature, since, u.a the 3d of fr.
bruin,' but, the Conti bad solenioly given `
their
thanks to the Noble Marquis for his political 'wis-
dom, and hew military skit!. •
Mr. NoaL thonglit. the period had fully arrived
when ilicy might, with great propriety awl great
ioniser, vote the sum of enmity proposed to the
Court. _

Mr. Panics wished to knew, as much had Steen
said about their territorial revenue, whether it 'was
a fact, that the shrell eg bankers at Nuns
and Bomb" hod harts ealltd on to give up to the
British Governiseat the prorate property of the
Perilre, which was in their hands ? And whether
five lees 44 ropers (those 6(0000 had not been
actually paid in ? lie understood rewards had
bees offered Tot the discovery of this property. If
it were true, it was a disgraceful action, to he
eq•elled only by the conduct of Bonaparte, who
adopted similar memos to iliteuver llritish property.
The CnAISSIAII said, the official records or the
Howe did not at all warrant such a statement.
There was sontetliing in the secret department.
hating a Minion In circnmstinices which perhaps
luvd reached the Holt. Proprietor's ear—hut they
girl', as difftftilt from thew stated by the Hon.
Propriety. as light ants from darkness. It might
bear-on the question of pritrAnoney—but he was
bowed to keep it secret.
The Court their adjourned to the Sib of May.
Mr. !lowan,* having intimated that • postpone.
merit of the question to that day would be a great
couvenience to hiss end several of his friends.
London, England, 1819-04-06

CORN EXCHANGE. APRIL 5.

Although we had hut very few fresh arrivals this mesa
iag, yet there was a large quantity of Grain left over faun
late arrivals; the few sales made in fine %Vheat were on
rather lower terms than this day week, and inferior is steady
unsaleable. The art Trade is very dull at the prices of this
day week; Matting Bailey is ss. and inferior sorts 34.
per quarter lower lbws Ibis day week. Pease and Beaus are
very dull. la other articles there is no alteration.

CURRENT PRICES OF GRAIN.
Foreign Wheat ....56s 60s Grey Pease 60.4 661
Fier ditto 66.: 76s Fii,e ditto
English Wheat ....60s 69s Tick Beaus 34. 40•
Fine ditto 72s 78s Old ditto 5Ol 524
Old ditto --s —s Small ditto s6s 00.
Rye 4O, —s Old ditto s—.
Fine ditto ........•40s 46, Feed Oats .........25. 28s
Barley 24. 30s Fine ditto ..30. 31s
Fine ditto .. ...... 32. 36s Poland ditto 2o3s 321
New ditto 46. 52. Fine ditto 32s 34s
Malt 801 84s Potato ditto . ...... 33.; 3"
Fine ditto .MO --s Rape Seed, per last ..46/ .41
White Pease (hoilors)4o* 46. I Fiue Flour 6O: 60.
Fine ditto
London, England, 1819-04-06

LAW INTELLWENCE.

VICE.CRANCELLORN COURT. I.tacout'alls,
Mannar, Aram b.
I /ITV
r?VWART, r. the Coolers. of •11111.11/11, ORDE, and
*turns
Mr. Unarm a•ked for the permirsion of Ilie Court.
ou the 110141 r of Lord Stewart, to give notice of
n motion in this ramie for Wednesday next.
The Vtrit-CHattrEt.t.oa—" Be it PO."
Tao Petitions iii the same cause were then
e 411.4.1 rot. _ _ .

HART, Counsel GK the Countess of Antrim,
'mild, that the Petitions could not now he heard, its
the suit ...vs shared by the marriage of Lady
Frmores Emily Vane Tempest and Lord Stewart,
and by hearing them, his H 'a time would he
occupied unnecessarily. as the Court could make
no order on the Petitions. They were presented by
the Countess of Antrim, because she II ght the
interest of the young Lady wits not sufficiently at-
tended to, by her next friend, the judgment of an-
other person was now to he consulted, that of Lord
Stewart, and perhaps he might think the Petitions
unneces.ary.
The Vics•CHarrcet.t.ort-44 Let the Petitions
he airsick nut of the Paper, and cuspidering all the
circumstances that hove taken place, I hope I shall
never hear any more of them."
Mr. HART—" I have no doubt but the snit will
be brought to a cruclu.ion on Wednesday."
His Honour the Vice-Chancellor was occupied
the remainder of the (-Loy in hearing Banks nut
Petitions, of no interest except to the parties con-
cerned.

S7UPENDOUS UNDERTAKING.

INTENDED IRON BRIDGE ACROSS lIAMOAZE.

The landed interest of the sister counties of Devon and
Cornwall have come to a resolution to erect an iron bridge
across Hammure, similar to the tionderland in point of
height, via. 290 fret above the level of the sea, to admit
the sons"( Neptune passing smiler without striking their
colours In respect of arches, it will have the same
number as the Southwark; the central one spanning the
whole breadth of Hammisc, the other two (under which the
streets of Torpoint soul New Passage will respectively pass)
are for the sob• purpose of obtaining a tolerably level road-
way 0(20 fri I wide, ion-holing the foot-ways of ten feet each.
The name fixed on is "The ttainu Bridge," as its key-
stmi• will unite the conoties. We understood the Central
Gtmmttt•-e a ill be held at Goode's Hotel, Fare street, Dock,
Plymouth.
London, England, 1819-06-02

BOUNC.

Yesterday was it grand field day with the
unititeuts of tile ntilling art, when the ►hatches
between Shelton owl IL Burn, and Ayres and
Deaf Davis, were decided. Shelton brat Burn.
Man of great strength, a short time since, hut the
loser behaved so gallantly on his tiri4 appearance in
the prize-ring, that he was matehed again for 100.:;o„
Molesey Hurst was nained for' the seat of ay
Owl the Coninii%sorg, with lit% formed the
ring. at au early hour ; soon aft,.r which an enemy
its the person of a ipiornon Who had
issued his warrant to some horsey traps to poll the
men. Shelton remained at head-queries. tinder
the protection of the Contorieuriot G•rcrs; and
Born put himself under the protection of the Duke
of Wellington (u lush crib on the common), waits
tot! orders.
The cavalcade was at a stand still for some time,
and it was ascertained that two waterteteis, w Ito had
been tined for illegal pi' mg, had given information
to u Magistrate, the numb:mid% of Hampton Itsaiug
refused to subscribe to their flue. Hut the fi ht
most be, anal the sages sat ii eutintol mid flee;iled
nl Hounslow Heath, to which place away the
inutly assemblage flew neck or nothing, and the
roped ►tloue of twenty.four fret hrt►tg formed, the
met, fling io their casters. tierouds, Ciolib
Randali fur Shelton, and 13, Born and Donnelly
for R. Born. Betting sto 4 against Shelton.
London, England, 1819-06-02

DEATHS.

At Shirehawipton, Lady Mary Mn►es, daughter of lir.
late, and ander of the present Carl of Kingston, at•tl n:fr u,s
George NI rotes, F.sti. of Clifton, in Giusicesiershi a
On the 18th lasi, at Spearvaie, Couto), enVIII. lII.Art.
Spear, Esq. aged 81 years, one of the oldest I.i cotenant* to
Lis Nlvjesty's service.
Oil Sunday night, at her lunar its York-street, St. James's
square, lady Asgill, wife of Gene-sal Sir Ch:vles Asgill,
Os Friday last, upwards of tin years of age, Stamp,
Esq of I.,)icenluirough, who had beta Mayor of that
18twou=It
30,008/. but his appeals tee indicated even abject poverty
he has left no issue, and is said to hare left his sister rittt
inmate of a neighbouring pour-house} the interest of tn=%•
5901. the r:•st lo pursues of no kis: he put un a new an
clothes to slue in The deceased was iu the habit of mot: •
Sheerness every Saturday, and going frotu shop to sho?
save a peon!.

HIGH WATER T.ZIS DAY AT LONDON BRIDGE,
Morning '29 after 8. I Evening 48—after 8.

We Nee requested to inform our Readers that
blesses. CPOPER norf CO. Surgeons, of Cherlois..
flou.e, Great Charlotte-street, Bled:friars-rue I, have, is
consequence of their extensive practice. and for the sec's-
ainelatirin of patients at the West End of the established
a Medical hoard in Woodstock-strevt, Oxford-street, a few
doors from Rond.street, wherea Physician of 40 year. 0.14 ••
ence, and a Surgeon of great eminence, aside, sad •
all the Board alternately attend the whole of s
Members of the Royal Colleges. That
re.taied to pri feet health by their united term,
sally si.kilmrledged, many of whom hail been slischa,.;,
from Hospital., and otheewise improperly treated.
are consulted at Woodstock-bouse, Woodstock-street, from
Eight in the blurnlug until Eight at Night ; and at il‘e
Medical Board, Charlotte-house, Illackfriars-ronif, from
Twelve till Eight in the Evening.—Meohanics have advice
gratis every Evening from Six till Eight, al both house%
and on Sunday Mornings until Twelve u'Clocks—N
Messrs. COOPER and CO. beg to observe, they have no
tonnevion with any New Concern ; therefore all letters are
to be directed to Charlotte-house, adjoining Illackfriar.sres I
—Lecture. on Ruptures, and ahro on the Treatment of
Certain !Jimmie, will be delivered at both houses every Spro.i
and Autunui.

LONDON : Printed sad Published at the Office, NII. 127.
Strand; vsbere Advertisements are received, and Isiten.
(putd.paid) must be addressed—C. SMITH, No 1,
('.rot-sirs Inn, Printer—J. WIMP, No 127. Sllend'

--
London, England, 1819-06-02

THE NEXT OF KIN (if nay) of JACOB
JOHNSON and ANTONEY PEdYERIKE, late
Seamen Itetonging to the Ow; India Merchant Ship Java,
resiteelively deeeapeol, by applying to Mr. S. George, No 2,
Nevisisrket.atrart, Itillite's-yard, East Smithfield, may hear
of something to then advantagn.
London, England, 1819-06-02

peaceable iulkabilauts of lltrirlul, by tuiniut ',twin au&
criminal prosecutions which? be could Hut support bj eri•
deuce."
Mr. Mills went on as far as he could with. thit
indictment, and although he procured the waiter
from the Chapter Cuffer-house; his evidence failed
in proof either as to the Defendant having
sent the paper of the 6th of February, or its having
been " published in London," as sot out upon the
record.

The COMMON SERJEANT instantly directed an
Acquittal.
Mills was shout to proceed upon a third indict-
ment, but upon consideration, he said, that ai he
was mo►t utijiistly and unconstitutionally out al,
lowed to address the Jury," he should decline
going tufo it.