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The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1804-10-03

OFNTLEMEN's ELASTIC BRACES.

JCH EVES, Elastic Brace Maker to Their &Neal
. Highnesses the Pnnee of Wales, and Duke of Sussex,
No. 13, Strand, up,wirite St. Marthis Church, respectfiilly in•
forms the Nob use and Gentry, that he ha: constantly on sale
a tare assortment of ELASTIC BRACES, on the mrpit im-
proved principles, far superior to any others; which, for
elegance of pattern and excellente of workmanship, mimes be
surpass:l, and, um he keeps thr greatest eh 'ice of Any !louse
in Town, Ger:tic:ten can always be iiinted With the uturuit
facili!y.-IVholesale, Retail, and fur Export.tii.n.
London, England, 1804-09-26

ti :tt ;ome disagnument subsists between the Ras-
si.in Ambassador, Count Itasumowsky, and one Gf
rlte Minkters of the greatest influence in the Cabinet
of Vienna.
SAINT TROPEZ, IN THE DEPARTMENT OE

THE VAR, SLIT. 2.
Yesterday, a strong division of Aimictl Nelson's
fl. et appeared a short distance from the coast, off
the heights of Cape Tolliot ; it CAM? to anchor be-
tween six andseven o'clock, and detached some light
vessels to capture a convoy of merchantmen, which
were proceeding along the coast, under the protec-
tion of the land batteries. Pet ceiving the intentions
of the English, the convoy got under the battery of
Cape Talliat. The enemy's ships, pursuing ours, en-
deavoured to make themselves masters of the battery
under cover of the night; but the horse chasieri: s of
the 19th regiment, contorted upon the coast, hiving
received advice of it, proceeded in haste to the me-
naced point ; when they arrived there, part dis-
mounted to work the cannon, whilst the rest nut to
the beach to oppose the landing of the English. The
enemy, perceiving that they had to do with these
brave Corsicans, who, by turns, are artillerymen, ca-
valry, and infantry, tacked about anJ made off. The
convoy sailed to-day for its destination. The foot
chasseurs on the coast were anxious also
to share
the glory, and all the soldiers in these parts burn
with the desire of combating the enemy, and rival-
ling their comrades at Boulogne.

ATI-LA-CHAPELLE, SEPT. 8.
The day before yesterday, the Emperor was pre.
sent at an elegant fete given him by the city. Yes-
terday he visited the manufaelories of Vanhoutem,
and tucker and Company. This day, he inspeaed
the needle manuf.a.c.tory at Bocette. He bad previ-
ously examined the different merchandise of Aix-la-
Chapelle, in that part of the city called the Itedoute
Te Dram was sung yesterday in pretence of his
Imperial Istajetty, to whom the Clergy present:A
the rebels of Charlemagne, and the different re-
bels which have lately been restored to th Cathedral.-
FRONI Tllti SVC.D.SII

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GOTTESIBURGH, SEPT. 11.

A Russian Gorier arrived here yesterday in ten
days from Peter,hurgh, with dispatches fur Coant
Worunzow in London, and takes his passage to-day
in the Diana packet, Captain Stewart.

SEPT. 11.

A war between Sweden and France seems una-
♦nida't e, for, in consequence of the severe observa-
tions contained in the Momlicur of the 14th, upon
the King of Sweden's notes, delisered at the Diet
of Ratisbon, the latter has prohibited all French
Papers from being circulated in Sweden : and, by
the post from Stockholm of the 10th inst. we learn
that a courier from the King arrived there, on
Saturday last, the Btit inst. when a Council was im-
mediately summoned, at which it was determined
to prohibit the importation of all the French Papers,
and to forbid, uolin pain of dismission, all the Civil
and Milita? y !Mimi from holding any cominuni:a-
tion wi h the French C. 5 irge d'ilg;dires, who, in con-
sequence; left Stockholm on the 10th inst.
London, England, 1804-10-04

MRS. ,CIIOLLET.

This Lady, so well known in The faeltinesibit
world as the friend and fashionable rival of Mts.
Oieav Hest la and Mrs. ilironniskatti has had a
most fortunate escape from the treachery of her
slaves, in the Island of I himinica. About four
years since, after an estrar gement from Mr. Corn,
LIT, of fifteen years, she exchanged all the fuscioat-
ing elegancies L: radon, in which she was designed
by nature to take so consoicuons a part, for the mote
solid joys of conjugal life with her hush= w'ao
resided in the Island of Dominica, where be en-
joyed all the colonial grandeur that wealth and
large possessions bestow. An attempt had heel
made zome time since to poisan Mrs. Cuoexer, in
chocolate, but without success. Mr. Csentte
hayiag lately gone from home, some of her slava
took the diabolical resolution of strangling their
Mistress, and enteringher room in the night while
she was asleep, fastened her to the bed, and fixed&
noose round her neck for that' pnrpose. The person
whose part it was to pull the c caught hold of
the wrong end, and awoke Mrs. Coot LEW, whose
screams raised the family, who instantly came to
her assistance, and extricated her from her situatior..
The wretches effedled their escape. There was
large quantity of dollars in the house, %which :pro-
bably was one of the temptations to thee *mold
atten.pt.
London, England, 1804-10-04

NATAL IN7ELLICEIVCE.

PORIbMOL,TH, OCT. 2.
Arrived Li Seine frigate from a cruise, And the
GePerd 1),!yle, cutter, troth Guernsoi,-.
Sailed the Sylph brig of war, with a convoy for
the Downs.
Went out of harbour the Me fror bomb.—Wind
S.W.

PLYMOUTH, OCT. 1.
Arrived the Dons frigate from a cruise ; the
French loggers Marie' Frasseasse,—, from Lour-
deaux, :out the Deirre, from Quimper,
both captured by the Picild schooner.—Wiod
Southerly.

MAT. OCT. '2.
Sailed I... Liable frigate on a cruise off the French
coast.

Came down from the River the 1146e1a, Green,
for Charleston ; and remains in the Downs with the
rest of the ship,, as per last.

lICt Ir, OCT. 1.
Captain \Vvvill Todd, of the n). r, from Memel
for Scarborough, spoke on the t?t,th tilt. 8 leagues
W. by N. of tie Spurn, the ship Mars, or Naar,
Captain Gr=orge Stevenson, all well ; had separated
from toe Ortordpess convoy, five days before.
The Apollo, Garbutt, from St. Petersburgb, with
hemp, flax, and iron ; and the Elope, Maxwell, from
Daorig, with-oak-plank and deals, both belonging
to Whitby, arrived at that port on Thursday last.
The Offard,lhompson ; Rochdale, Tucker; Pestay,
Ridley ; and Liana, Sundley, from London; and the
liann 76, Taylor, from Lymingnon, all bound to the
North, are pot into Yarmouth ssith less of anchors
and cables. The Ra Addle has since been taken into
• a dry dock, at Yarmouth. for repairs.

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.
flitAvvirwo, Oct the Drina, Purcell; and the
Linnenhall, Lewingroo, for DOI.o; Sally, 12,,t, for Cork;
Twe Gebr..ners R..te; and the Geutto Hoffiinr, 14,..tr, for
Vara; ; F,.r.una, Anderson, for Norway; Nmkol.i and Maria,
Veruy..; In .0 try, Wllitalill j Twe (i4' I.Li,;goti,•aud
tle Juffrow Ferrtia,Ja.i.en, fur EnvZen.
London, England, 1804-10-04

FASHIONABLE ARRIVALS IN TOWN.

Lord and Lady Villiers, from o.terley Patk, no a vet trey
Countess of Jersey in CuiWieriand.place.
Lord Grey, frum Ch
The Countess of Deaborough, and Lsdy Ponsontri,frams
Roeharoptoti, t r Cayandish-aqua re
Counsellor Curran, from Sriglitiiii,.to St Jani,'.-atreet•
Marchioness of Heading, and Lady M. Taylot, lovas
B ightoti, to Stanhope-street.
Arthur Stanhope, 'Esq. from Margate, to his Mule in
nepatreet.

Her Royal Highness the Princess of Wows, In
arc happy to say, was much better yesterday, and I
not likely to suffer any permanent injury drom lac
crrmi late accident. Her Royal Highness being 'id
that the footman, who had closed the carriage d
upon her hand, had absented himself, and was
ceedingly distressed in his mind in consequence
the misfortune, desired, with her character's= kin .
tuns and benevolence, that he should return to h
duty, as it was a mere accident, and no blame couii
attach to him.

Her Royal Highness the Princess CHAILOTII
of WALES paid a visit yesterday to Carlton lloin
where she remained for a few hours, and in ti
evening returned to Shooter's !Till.
On Saturday, Mr. Paint gives a grand (etc
his house at Portland, and it is expeded the II"'
FAMILY will honour it with their presence.
The Hon. Mr. &mit, brother to the For'
DA IN L CY, Will. it is said, in a few days, lead ti,r
Hymeneal Altar the amiable Dowager Comm
of GUILDFORD, daughter of Mr. Cot:yrs, t
banker.

Admiral Sir JOHN OREM. Ban. his lady ar
family, left town on Muodity, for Crrysbtoe
Castle, Isle of Wight, where, it is expetei, he WI
wive this day.
The Dowager Marchioness of Srarroao meg
to remove from Whitehall to the loose now occu?iii
by General Sr. Joon, in South Audle_Laureet.
Mr. and Mrs. STEERS left town on Tuesday IA
Eastbourne, upon s visit to Lady G. H. Caroline
Mr. Jeasonouahl, son of Sir WILLIAM /ERNI/PI
HAY, Bart. will shortly receive the fair hod
Miss MIDDLETON, eldest daughter of %41
DLETON. Esq. who was a principal witness oa
tl
trial of WARREN HASTINGS. Miss MURDER/ /OS
amiable, accomplished, and just seventeen.
The Bury Theatre opens, next Monday, with
popular dramatic pieces of The Seidler's Da.i
and liaising the {Fwd.
The fisscenating Miss DUNCAN will mate
eutri on the boards of Old Drury, in the ch.tra
of lerdy Trade, on Monday next.
The veteran ador, JxrrcasoN s, annual b
at Plymench produced a bumper; it was patror
by Lord MOUNT EDUCUIREr•
Mr. PA i. M is engaged for the Hay-Market,
a ti;ing salary.
Th.. Duke of Giot,cisria's Volonteeri, col
manded by Lord Cusrw vu, had Yelter•lgi
Kr. nd field illy, in Hyde Park.
We unckrsta.l.! that Niv ea, whose low come

humour bids fair to procure him great thea
reputation, is now in treaty with the Bath M in
and Kill, no doubt, be a most valuable acqu:o

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PAAitßiA(;ts.

East week. Mr. Dane, at the Fenn Office, in the Temple,
to Mies Mtshiter. of I.antatter.
At the Holy Ttonitv church, Flull, on Thunklay last, Gorge
Sanders Thwaites, Eq. Captain in the York Rangers, to
Mr Martha Lupton, second slaughtar of Mr. Heneags Lop
ton, of l lull.
London, England, 1804-09-21

CURIOSITIES OF LITERATURE.

BY OLD NICK,
Wllnt with an eye to their inbcrtion in a fiel,e caitinn a the
" Curiosities of Literature," gives and Clem to
Mr. D'lsraeli, and ins heirs fur ever.

THOMAS HICKATHRIFT.
There are few who have not read the exploits of
Tans 11,(4104,:,?; and it may not be a matter en-
tirely unworthy of curiosity, to observe, that the
origin of this hero and his atchievements, which
afforded so much amusement to us in the days of
our youth, is founded in fad, and by no means the
pure invention of a mini studious to divert and
instrua the rising eenft ition. Quoting from the
penny Bator, of Thomas llickatArip. I shall remark,
that in the third chapter of the first part, ii will be
found, that " a brewer of Lynn, in Norfolk, hires
l'om to carry beer to the marsh, and to Wisbeach,
in which marsh lived a giant, the terror of the sur-
rounding country. Going to Wisbeach one day,
unarmed, he meets the giant, who runs for his
club ; during winch time. Tom turned his cart up-
.ode down, takine tAr attetrer and steel for tin ,:,,rd
and booth?, and excellent they were on such an
emergency." p. 13. It is well known, that not-
withstanding the giant's contemptuous languatle on
seeing his arms, Tom slays him, and, for this signal
service to the country, is " no longer called plain
Tom, but Mr. I fickathrift."
In Sean', lets, ; er Topozrapiiont Msesry of Nor.
Pk, p 138. Oxon. 1670, is the following passage,
the citation of which will be sufficient to prove
the truth of what has been advanced:
‘" Cum de agri writer ohm dimica-
turn r.set inter fundi dominum et villarurn incolas
nec valerent, hi adversus eum consirtere ; cedenti-
bus occurrit ifokifoicas ateorne elcutrenn a carru
ogretl, eo wict Fiedid WU! TOM. invasotes
repulit ad ipros quibus nunc funguntur terminos.
OstenJunt in Ccemiterio Tilaienso sepnlchrum sui
puAilis diva van rota inscelptum exhibens."
London, England, 1804-09-21

ELOPLAIEAT.

At one o'clock yesterday, a post chaise and Nu
drew tip at thirlingron Gardens, opposite to the
house of the Earl nt Ur In lOG E. The carriage wit
very complete, a•id the horses were of the first ordsx
of hack. A man, who had all the appearance of is
hostler, attended, and set upon the steps with :he
door of the carriage open, ready to receive its intend
ed company. Shortly after, a tall, handsome Ges-
tleman, about thirty-five years of age, came up.
Ile was of brown complexion, and wore a dark Cr.
loused co it, boots, and leather breechrs lie
no notice of the carriage, but walked up and In es
the s:reet in a state of encreasing agi: ttlun. The prs-
9engers were struck with the scene, and, conne:t rg
him with the carriage in waiting,conclisded th,t some
mysterious business was going forward. In ties
opinion they were soon confirmed, by the app 'z
of two young ladies, elegantly dressed, with their
faces concealed by steep white lace veils. Th.r
were in great liast. and pert:it:beim, ; and,
joined by the gentleman, they all thre.:hurri,:d Sue
the carriage. They had scarcely ta's2n their 1•30,
when the gentltman, in a loud voice, desired r'4
postillions to drive to Cranforr, Bridge. S • • of
the persons present had the. klicx• tin
carriage, and they soon fauvist t t it to ;test
contrary diredion. From all the circunisimires,
eery little doubt remains but that it was; an elope-
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THF A LTII I A

If it be true, as stated in the French Paper% that
an East.lndiamart had been captured on her home-
ward-bound passage. by the Bulti Poit't and .44:owe
French frigates, and carried into the Mauritius, it
is apprehended.the i.hip alluded to is the Althea. She
tai!ed from Ceylon, in company with the ruins. Eli.
se Am, and Sir Wiliam Prltesfv, and parted fmm
them on the Bth of May, between Ceylon and the
Isles of France. The Prince if homeward-

bound ship, spoke them on the 2lith of May, off
the Cape of Cood Hope ; cousequently, if cap-
tured, it must hare been after proceeding so far on
her voyage. Our last accounts from the Isles of
France are datc..! the flth of May, which we re-
ceived through the medium rf a lianish vessel ; at
which time the Marce7a man of war, Admiral la-
mois, with the Bede P&e/e and 4m/ewe frigates, were
were lying there. The two Latter, however, ex •
oeded to sail on a cruir:e in a few days, and it is
feared they have been but toe aueoessful in capturing
the .Althea. She is a very valuable ship, and is esti-
*sated to be %earth 40n,0001. t7pwarals of 256.0001.
were done upon her at Lloyd's. This capture is the
wore to be regretted, as there wet e niany passenger:
on board returning to England ; amorg whom were
one of the owners and his family, with a very large
property. It may appear strange, that any gentle-
man would underwrite the dlthta, after the 'state-

ment in the French Papers ; but the fa& is, 64
many entertain .t suspicion of its being a French fa-
brication, from tl.e style and manner in which it is
given. 'The French Purer, it may be ob-erved, has
been extremely minute in detuiliog the differer: a,.
tides ref which the cargo was composed; but has
negleifted to give, what was more easy to be learned,
the 1:111:f of the ship.

JOHN Wll.l ER, }:sq. Captain of the Sea Fend.
bles at 11,i'd. has been appointed to the command of
Its Majzst y', armed ship Prtare ; and Capt.
MACK•A :Ate of the Print', Welle7lll9 has been ap-
pointed Captain of His ikfajesty's slap of war the
Scour; Captain ttor.its- 23ao«a Tom has been
appointed Captain cf His Nlajesty's armed ship
ly;ng in !lull Reads.

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London, England, 1804-09-17

THEATRE'.LONE,

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elega•,let in the country ascertain the ap.
preach of the fasbionable ce.tossn by the fall-of the
leaf. The eir,7antes in town date that era from the
opening of the winter theatres. Drury-lane, ac the
eld^r 'it the two theatres, ciirrunenced the campaign
on Saturday night, with Tni Sioldier's Patchier, in
which Mrs. Jo ROAN, strongly entrenched in the favour
esteem of the public, abed a brilliant part in the
citaraaer of tile IV 1 dOT: Citrcrly. Tins favourite
anal,' was most rapturously greeted upon her
entri. She was dressed in a pink muslin robe, with
very elegant sliver drapery, and a lace veil thrown
carelessly over her hair. She looked divinely, and
never played with more spirit.
Messrs. BaxxisTi a, Powcut., and Ckt.iss, also
received the most fl.ittesing testimonies of public
approbation upon their respcaive entrances. The
substitution t f Mrs. H. JOUNSTODIL for Airs,
yo,NG, in the charaa.: of Mrs. Afalfail, Was the
only change in the cast of parts.
At the conclusion of the play Mr. Resat came
forward, and addressed the audience :
LADIFi AND GENTLIMIN,

" I an eXCNCdillgiy carry to Lome befor:: you st.th an aim.
logy on the firit evening of our perforumnce. ►ir. Jeox-
s foN a has been sztixed stint a %cry severe an.: sod
that it is imoosible ha can have tha honour of appeann:
brio,: you in the Farce (The Irishiwww us London). This
emnstauce w..s. not known insufficient tint,. to be nat:d.,l in
the biih of the day, but hand-bills have been statue thstrioutLd
to that eff":t. Mr. Cu Lute, at a very• short nonce, hea
daa.tken LO p;!ifoftit the part of Murso. h Damn ; and Nit,
maa, in ..i.ttnar circumstances, will attemit Fru'', the Nit
.-1 Mr. 4.' . Both these Gtntlenten hope fur your routed
ltbrrnlity ..ord i.tdultutcu "

This apology was well received, and the piece
went off v itlt eclat.

•
It is uswilly expeeted, that the opening of at Thea-
tre should bring with it new embellishments. Ie
the case of this Theatre, the liberality and taste of
the Proprietors had left no room for judieieus
ation. There was evea y thing to preserve, hut r
thing to improve. before the curtain. 'lie only
improvements wanted are such as do mit meet !he
eye, but 3! C mit therefore the Lss important : they
are exclusively collared to internal convenience 4r4
accommodation. A scene room has been aiirtvd,
in which the scenes used in every new pittee a-ere-
gularly deposited in such order, as to prevent an con-
fusion, when they may again be Hie.: Hr. A new
entrance, adjoining the door at which ram M:sj-s-
-ties enter, is also made to the private boxes, wrish
will obviate the confusiidt hitherto so frequernly
complained of, while it must add considerably to the
convenience and comfort of the subscribers. An addi-
tional green-room has also been pr •vided for tiv in-
ferior description of performers. passage l:ad.
ing to Their Majesties apartment is to be new paint-
ed in green, and massy additional embel!ishments
are to be made in the apartment
London, England, 1804-12-07

TURNER DtSllltOw.

T:ois was an action upon a promissory note of the
ailendant's, payable to William Stephenson.
Mr. Goss, on the port of the Plaintiff, s nitfied
himself with proving the hand writing to the bill
Nlv.Cla meow, to opening the Defendant's case,
told the Jury, .that, upon the lace of this bill, they
might reco},mise tile mane of a person with whom
they were already acquainted ; and they might ea-
sily anticipate, that there was something of usury in
the case; that the Plaintiff was a Pawu-broker, And
London, England, 1804-12-07

that it is our polity , nay,. oar slaty. *tore t
the Usurper's pecuniary than naval suppc
has more gun-beats then he wants for embi
army of 100,000 men; but, without plunder
or oppression at home, be is, from the exhausted
state of his treasury, enable to maintain another
campaign ; his army on the Coast, without an inva-
sion, an attempt which every loyal Briton lies to
desire the sooner the better. well convinced that un
the British shores, this guilty man's former lauitis
will be changed into cypress.
London, England, 1804-09-10

imiirAL

WLYMOUTR, SEPT. 8.
London was never in more hustle when His MA-
JESTY reviewed the Volunteers in Hyde Park, than
we were this morning fur the grand review and
sham fight between all the regiments stationed here,
which tuok place in the presence of His NIAJEir y,
and it being generally reported that it would be
the grandest military spectacle that ever was seen
in this part of the country, great numbers of all
descriptions were attracted for upwards of twenty
miies round.

Early in the morning His MAJESTY took his
usual ride on horseback, and returned to the Lodge
to breakfast, after which His M s.icsr v mounted his
charge!, accompanied by the Dukes of Cum ELK-
L•N D, CA se !is 11)(4E, and GUM:CIA L'E it, attended by
Lord Ris• Efts, Generals CARTWRIGOT,FITZRO V,
(;ART It, &c. followed by Her MAJESTY, the
PaiNc essi.s, Princess Sor NIA. of Gloucestertand their
attendants followed in all the Royal Carriages that
are here, and also by a number of Royal
grooms, with led saddle horses, and the whole
formed a very grand cavalcade. They proceeded in
this style to Binicomb Downs, where the review
was to take place. On His MAJESTY'S entrance on
the Downs, he WA. joined by the Earls CAMDEN,
Uxe a oca, Rosst.v w, Lord Rot. I- c, and a number
of other persons of distioclion. His MAJESTY was
received at the head of each regiment, by their dif-
ferent Commanding Office' His MAJESTY passed
each regiment, which bad f.errned lines in open of der,
while their several bands ware playing G.d ::aor the
King, and their colours flying. His MAJESTY rode
in his usual style of condescension, with his hat off.
After this ceremony, the review commenced, which
the Downs are extiemely well calculaec.t to display.
The sham fight was kept up with very g,e,i• .pirif,
which, as usual, finished, as we hope it always will
in reality, in conepfei ing the enemy.
The sv,•ather being remarkably fine ten dm :A the
scene truly uelight(uL . The grcatest crowd Jeer
remembered :a this coua*y were present ; car-
riages of all descriptions, horsemen, and persons on
foot innumerable, were preseat, we did not hear of
any accident.

lifter the review was ever, din,ser for upwards of
290iper3ons was orc,..r.:i .t: the etoy,tl I lotel.
In the evening the ROYAL FAMILY honoured
the theatre with their presence, to see Tie Aferrhant
of Venice. Shglick, Mr. SANDYOAD, and Portia,
Min 1)e CA Mr.

The farce was The Poor Soldier. Patrick, Miss
Da CAMP. This is the last night but three nt this
lady's engagement, being obliged to be in London
to). in the Toll call of New Drury.
this morning early, the Dukes of CANSRIDGI
and Gtoucsstan bathed.
London, England, 1804-09-10

FROM TIIE MONITE.UR.

ETAPIES. AVG. 23.
His Majesty the Emperor mounted his horse at
sit in the morning, and ni.ide the troops of the di-
.visions of Partonneaux and Dupont to mancruvre.
He bestowed great praises upon them.

CRONSTA DT, AUG. 1 ti.

Six Russian ships of the line and four frigates are
to sail for the purpose of exercise. They have put
provisions on board for a month, during which time
they will cruise in the Laltic.

ro CuRRESPONDENTs.

The task of Peter fisti.,rising Jot Miller coal not he in better
hawk than thoie of our pod friend O&o Nie
London, England, 1804-09-10

is gone to Constantinol,le ; and t::e Er g1;4!; Minister
in Sweden, Pienepoint, to Dresden.

NApt. rc, AVG.
When the Er,^slish Minister, I%lr. Eliint, arrived
this day from 11:s country house, he observed a
crowd of people asseml)led near the bridge of
Nlagdelena. Inquiring the cause, he found, that a
person who had gone in to bathe was drowned. He
offered a large stun to any one who would attempt
to save him, but in vain. At last he threw off his
coat, and jumped into the water, and in some few
minutes got hold of the person and carried him safe
on shore. This person, who was a clergyman, ad-
dressed thanks to his benefaelor, who, not compre-
hending what he said, answered : I have more
d'fficulty to understand you, than I had to save
you." The people applauded him loudly ; but,
without paying attention to it, he jumped into li;s
carriage and drove away. His humane and nubic
benefatior remained ill for some days, in ccnse-
quence of having swallowed much water. •
(The Gazette of Naples.)
London, England, 1804-09-10

J.4.114TCA.

• • • etesdit'ot; JULY 14..
Seven cartel,. viz, the Aferia,• Ng'Maw, Sri
Nymph, From ;; ttt Irmonals, Arcade and Pagv, sailed
from Port Royal for France on the 11th, with
loners of of war. The Desiree, Aftgawine; and Vici-
arrived at Port Royal on the 9th, from a mice,
with a small frigate belonging to the Blvicht. A
private of the 4th battalion, 60. th regiment, named
Barcne, was shut on the sth, for frequent desertion.
The Raaq sloop, and her convoy, hairJ, arrived,
and the Honduras ships have proceeded to their
place of destination.
A wanton murder was committed on the 7th inst.
in the parish of St. Mary.
A negro fellow named Scipin, belonging to
Haywood-hall, whose wife had left him, and
gone to reside in a house with some others, be-
tween the hours of ten and eleven at night,
went and set fire to the thatch, but it being damp,
it was discovered and got under. He then went to
a corn-piece, where three watchmen were stationed
at different places, armed with a bayonet on a
stick, and, after aw.er—iing the first, and having
some conversation, he watched an opportunity
when the old man's back was. to him, and stab-
bed him twice near the shoulder ; the poor man
had strength left to wrest the .bayonet from him ;
but from loss 0 blood, fainted, and when he
recovered, found him gone. He then went to
the second, as is supposed, and ran him through
the breast. as he was found alive, but speechless,
and espied in a few hours after he was brought
home. He then went to the third, and after tak-
ing out a bottle of rum and a cup from his wallet,
proposed the watchman should drink with him, but,
stispefling the other only wanted to get him drunk
and then rob him, lie declined it, when the fellow
stabbed him twice in the back, and then made off.
After being missing some days, he was found hang-
ing to a me adjianing the canes. The Coroner
ordered his body to he burnt, and his head to be put
on the top of the millhause, which was done. The
two watchmen, it is to be hoped, will recover, al-
though both very ill.
London, England, 1804-06-08

related. Mr.Jacties Pox sat as Judge nimn the trial ;
and Mr. Hart attended as one of the Grand Jury.
The ledge, during the trial, to..k occasion to charge
the petitioner with haying interfered in the business
in an improper manner ; and used these expressions
Concerning him to the Petty Jut y—tt degraded and
disgraced as be is by this transaction, which will en-
tail- eternal infamy on hint and his family." On
the trial in question, the jury could not agree in
their vershlt, they continued shut op till seven
o'clock, when the judge adjourned the court, and
was proceeding to dinner, when the Sub-sheriff fol-
lowed him, and told him the Jury were agreed in
their verdiCt. Judge Fos would not return to the
Ctiort, but told the Sub-Sheriff, that the Jury must
coal their conleiences till six o'clock ne the Monday
morning following. (This happened on the Santo
day). On the Monday morning, the Jury Were
taken to the verge of the county, and discharged.
On the same day, the Petitioner waited on Judge
Fox, and asked permission to return to Londonderry,
is order to acend a corps of Yeomanry ; this was
refused; and on the following day, in Court, the
Judge caused an information to be laid against Mr.
Hart, said, be stood charged with a most heinous
offence, caused hint to be taken into custody, and
per into the co/ninon dock ; the place where con-
'rifted blons usually stood. While in that situation,
the Jodge asked him, what he had to say for him-
self The petitioner was so much affeaed by the
situation he was placed in, and by so extraordinary
an address, that at first he was unable to articulate
one word The Judge then charged him with the
commission of a most infant:ins crime ; said the
Crown Solicitor .hould he , directed to apply to the
Court of King's Bench fee an information against
hint ; that he should be tried at the next assizes;
and then held him to heavy and enormous bail fur
his appearance. When the next assizes came on,
no Lill of loJiameut was found by the Grand Jury
a.gainst the Petitioner ; who now humbly represented
to the House, that, through the condwa of Judge
Fos. he had suffered great injury in his person and
his cltaraiaer, and that in him, the rights of His Ma-
jesty's subjeas were grossly violated; that be could
not, with any probability of success, institute a legal
proceeding against the Judge; and he humbly
prayed, that the House would adopt such proceed-
ing as to its wisdom should seem fit, in order to give
him redress, and coned the abuse he complamed
of. The above is the substance of the Petition,
which was ordered to lie on the Table.
• Mr. FRANCIS said, he wished to know whether
th^ Hon. Baronet meant to institute any proceeding
on this Petition.
Sir JAMES STEWART answered, that it was
hi, intention to move for a Committee of the whole
!louse, to take it into consideration.
London, England, 1804-06-08

BIRTHS.
On Monday lit, at Bryaneune, in Dorset...hire, the
Edward Berkley Prrtman, Esq. of a son.
In Bladud's-buililings, With, the Lact7 of T. C.ls, Esq. of
Burdernts park, Wilts, n a daughter.
The Lady of Dr. Crawl .rd, of a sort.
Th 3 Lady of Captain V. Dyer, of Kingston-Deyerill, of
daughter.
On Saturday last, in Brutnit-street, Lady El.tabeth P-3t, of
a son.
MARRIAGES.
Lately, Dr. Thackery, of Chester, to M-' .Lines, widow of
the late .1. Jones, El. Of Rhaeatt.
Lately, at Hull, Mr. Boith [topper, of C.a• town, boyilt:eier
and rtationnr, to MIAs !topper, daughter of Mr. Cniw
Happen, of Hull.
Easel. Mr. Wintour Harris, &sooner, of Blued, to Mire,:
!rarer, daughter of ihe Mte Rev. Dr. P. arse, sub-dean of the
Chapel Royal, St. James's.
Lately at Adwick-terser /An Esq. Recorder
of Maseiesacid, Cheshire, to Moe Ramsdon, of Harnpree,
near the same place.
Lately, at Rerlenlu.ll, Hein,- Hewitson, tut of N,scas•le-
upoo-Tyne, to Mir Walker, daughter of Jahn Esq.
of Wall's End, Northumberland.
On Monday morning last, at St. Ntartires Church, C iney-
sheet, York, Mr. William Clapham, of Leeds, mere to
Ms. Blanchard, only daughter ui Mr. Wambold, prints? of Ittie
York Crtro,iele.
DEATHS.
On Tuesday, at her house in Upper Itmoltstreet, deeply re-
gretted by her altlifted family, Mr. Ellerker, aged t 4, wet ow
of the late Raton Mainwarlog Ellerker, Esq of Kathy, in the
county of York.
On Saturday, at Dura/ey, very dimply and putty lamented by
his numerous friends and relatiuns, the Rev. James Webder,
LLB. Archdeacon of Gloucester
AtOngbadromin„ county of Limerick, Garlfrey Greene, Feet
On Tuesday last, James Heseltine, of Redfurd•square, the
King's Procter, in a fit of apeplety.
On Monday night last, in Upper Betray. Place, Mrs.
Clark, wife of Thomas Clark, Esq.
London, England, 1804-06-08

LAW INTELLTGENCE.

COURT OF Ylleas BENCH, wEsTmINSTER, Jews 6.
THRILIIIII P. LOCKER, WAINWRIGHT AND WILL.
le the absence of the ATTOR•LY GENERAL, Mr.
GAMOW mentioned that Mrs. Wainwright being
now sufficiently recovered from the indisposition
which prevented her being brought up along with
the other Defendants last term, he now prayed the
judgment of the Court, and it was accordingly or-
dered that all the Defeitdants be brought up on this
day se'ennight.
London, England, 1804-06-08

IZNT V. Derßt.

In this cause a conditional Rule was obtained on
a former day, for consolidating into one three ac-
tions for bribery, commenced against the De-
.
tendant.

Mr. Easitaxa sheaved cause this day against that
Rule : he said there were aaions for bribery, on the
late Aylesbury Eledinn. and there were no fewer
than 40 substantive penalties in each ataion.

Mr. Coos: supported the Rule for consolidating
the anions, at some length.
The Rule was discharged.
After some further business of no moment, his
Lordship sat in Nisi Prins.
London, England, 1804-06-30

This Day is published, price Is. 6d.

ktSF.ii MON preached before the LORDS SPI.
RITUAL and TEMPORAL, in the Abbey Church,
Westmoi.tYr, on Friday, May 25th, 1814, being the Day
1., muted hv 14; Majr•ty's Royal PrJclaination to be observed as
a Oar d Sn,erau Faytmg and H
My GLORtIE ISAAC HUNTINGFORD,D.D. I.R.S.
bishop of Ghneestar.
Printed fnr T. Cottll and W. Davies, Strand.
Of whom may be bad, by the same Author,
1. DISCOURSES on DIFFERENT SURJRCA, 2 selt
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An INTRODUCTIODI to the WRITING of GREEK ;
in Two Pans, for the Use of Winchester Cotlep. Sixth
Edition, eon.idersbly improved, 51.

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AN ADDRESS to the REPRESENTATIVES
of IRELAND, in the Irmicriel Parliament, upon the
Measure fm raising a Permanent Force in Ireland.
Printed fur J. Ginger, No. trict, Piccadilly.
Where may be had,
An MAY on the POLMCAI. RELATIONS betweee
RUSSIA and FRANCE.
London, England, 1804-06-30

RE PARTICULAR AS TO THE HOUSE

-----
PATENT BEDSTEADS AND TABLES, SOFA REP'',
CHAIR BEDS, AND EVERY OTHER RIND.
' THE (ORIGINAL HOUSE AND INVENTOR.
nUTLER's Furnishing Upholstery, and Cibiaet
War. ..rooms and Minufactory, No I . and 14.0 iln.
rine-street. A brit.• assortment of articles of the newe.t,
no 71,..41, and nit.t o rvnromical Fothions, of v.-ell seasoned Ma-
ten,ls, and excellent Workmanship, with several Impruve-
mei,

BUTLER respectfully relies en the good discernment of
the Public, that they will see through the paltry desires and in-
liinuatirats opposed to him and counterfeiting his articles. It a
wsll known that BUTLER has two Parents, one for Tables,
th. 1413, for Sedstteds; the principle of the first is applicabt.•
to almost all kinds of Tables and is allowed to be a great
improvement; it renders them 1110f0 convenient for Nous.",
mod such, more penal/le. The principle of the other is &uph-
eld& to most knots of fl-dsteads, as Four Plll4, Tent. Sett,
and Chair Bed,, which law, are singularly useful in Sickness,
and each, when shut up, maims a handsome pieces( furniture
tea Siting-room, Deering-room, hr. The Four Not and
Tont geds gst together in all parts with brass, and are fixed
C tit touch ease without the help of tools nr tacks, or nails in
ismilme, and are very portable. Particular kinds of the
aaore a.taited for Gentlemen of the At my and Navy, and
lint Climstes, also pentaole Chairs, Sc.
IntrTLF.R'. Pttent Manufacture', have been graciously
Palennised be the Ring, Queen, and Royal Faintly, and lio-
n tined by erele A trim nunbers of the Ne'iility and Gentry,
Cud base been highly approved of in the East and West In Si s
the merit of dta Artides has thus met with favourable en
c iurigiumst, and for vrhich he return. his gratef.lacksonslrdg-
ra, tuts, and raiment hut notice the kind Offices of some niters,lino ha opting,: Sign Boards, with NOTl.Eli's maws inscribed,
Ouch may tislp ale. to limnirite his Ili:sines, or should it be
'letitned otherwise, he, the permission of Pres idenee seta.
A ',WAWA.. and acts Four-grist amid other Bal. Cl.
!ii .14 aid Cabinet Articles's slave, namely,
Erma. eight 1),,,r, fcron 11.• Strand, a Nnek-frorit
"%nc where he has constructed several Timis at.d IMolltrls•
t.: bi,riting the same, and has others/ire o..en at c.aisidze..lic
'rpm.* w hang them to dist mitt. and &Timor P,
at Chock they orate an At the mine place maj be had vier,
article tot cJanl4.l.-1. Furnishing litrodaill.
N h fir Ex•uri.l,o".
London, England, 1804-06-30

LONG-ACRE AND CASTLE STR: LT.

TI3RE LETI', W by the orshipful Company
of Oteroles, revisal PARCELS of °ROUND, situated
in Long-Acre and Ca-tlif street, on Building Leases. For par-
Beryline, and a Plan of the Premises, apply at the Clerk's Office,
aifillerce s Hall, Irrininonger.lane,Clic.p.ide, (rum 10 o'clock
in the morning till two in the aft miruul. Proposals in writing
an be left (sealed up) at the Clerk'. thrice aioreaaid, on nr be_
fete Tuesday the 3d of Juiy, with the munes amid ad.lresats of
the respective parties.

FASHIONABLE BOOT AND SHOE MANUFACTORY.
BROWN and COWAN (from Mr. fioby's.„ at
A) their Spacious ‘Varebouse, No 341 Strand, one door
firms Cathennu street, have constantly on Sale an Extensive
Assortment of neat Bt)() FS and SHOF-S, which being manu-
factured under their immediate inspeetion, iiresin. they will
be found, in point or Fashion, Durability, ical Fitting, equil
to those Bespoke at any other HolPie in I,owlen ; and in con
oniiieuce of a quick Sale, and receiving prompt PaVinent, are
enabled to submit them at the understated very reduced
Faces I. s. d.
Calf Skin Hessian Bonts 1 12 0
Spanish Leather ditto 1 14 0
Back Strap Jockey . . - 1 13 0
Ditto Military - - - 1 13 0
Ditto Three•quartered • - • 1 12 0
Cordovan Ekv.ts • • 1 S 0
Walking Shoe* ..... 0 9
Strong ditto ditto - 0 9 6
Drew Shoes cod Pumps - - - 0 10 0
Spanish Leather ditto ditto - ohl 6
N. I. Country Letters (post paid) duly attended to.
London, England, 1804-06-30

sterdam, refusing to name the author of a pamphlet
he published, rather against the French, was or-
dered to be arrested ; but escaped by a precipitate
flight from the country. 1 bus do Tyranny and Op-
pression reign under the dignified names of
and Equality.
_ „

JUIL 9.

The places fot the three r:traps for exercising our
troops are now finally fixed. On is to be by
Prague, the other by Pest, and the third in the val-
ley of Turnos.
HANAV, JUNE 12.

The present important political tralsa*Sions are
carried on by a private correspondence between the
respedive continental Sovereigns.
There is again a report of an exchange or change
in some parts of Germany, particularly that the Pa-
latine possessions near the Rhine,ausl in the Brisgau,
are to receive another sovereign.

STRALSUND, JULY 13.
Sixteen Swedish gun-boau have arrived here
from Gttenburgh.
NAPLES, MAY CC.

Chevalier D'Adton, lately created a Duke, has,
before his dcp.•itnre for Sicily, delivered a note to
the French Itlin:ster Alquier., It is said our King
intends to reside and reign in Sicily, and ihat the
Prince Royal will govern the kingdom of Naples.

HAMBURGII, JUNE 20.

The French courier who brought General He-
douville his meal from St. Pt.erburgh, arrived in
that capital on the 3d inst. A French C harge-
iltraires, it is said, will continue to rzside there.

RATIiRON, JLINZ 15.

AS a declaration from the Court of Baden is ex-
peeted to be delivered to the Diet, the Provc • x .11
therefore not probably be opened on the I SO), to
into consideration the note delivered the Bth of May,
by the Minister of His Majesty the Russian Emperor.
London, England, 1804-06-06

the Army cf Reserve to be a measnre Pr,!
he had contenjed for it only as a measure of wi•-
cessity, for a temporary purpose. This was the
difference between him and the Right Hon. Geo-
deniau, who of this severe measure made a perma-
nent system.
Mr. WINDHAM said, his Right Honourable
Friend represented him as wishinx nothing to be
done, in order to increase our regular force, and.
therefore as inconsistent with his continual invita-
tioo to increase it. Lie wished murk Ao be done
for that purr ; suid he wklied to begin with un-
doing a great deal. Much of dse sysseor of our mi-
litary force, going beck to the commencement •nit
the militia, he wished to see altered ; and till that
was done, w- should never havd such a regular
force as the circumstances of the country and of
Europe demanded. He remembered the time when
the bounty for a Militia Substitute was one guinea ;
and it was that he spoke of, when he alluded to a
time within his memory.
Mr. FOX, in explanation, sa;d, he objected
to a limited service being Ina le the channel of re-
cruiting for an unlimited service.
Mr. GEORGE VAhhil ITA said a few
words, which could not be heard : the reiistion
being loudly called for irwn every part the
liouse

Mr. PITT's motion was arced to without a di-
vision.

The other orders of the day were then disposed
of ; after which Mr. PITT brought in a Bill agree-
able to the tenor of his motion, which was read the
first time, and ordered to be read the second time
on Friday next. Ordered to be printed. Adjoutn-
ed to to-morrow.
London, England, 1804-06-06

AVAL NTELT.ICENCE.
itqa 4.
The Lash Frances packet, Captain Flyn; and the
n/4114, Capt. Osborn, arrived this morning with the
Husum mails and several passengers. The Lady
Frances has been eight days at sea.
The Swedish Minister and suite are still detained
here; the Dingo packet, Capt. Steward, has nDt been
able to sail to-day.

PORTSMOUTH, JUNE 4.
Attived the Deseehante sloop of war, with a liege
fleet of outward-bound vessels under convoy, from
the Downs; King's Fisher and Intrepid cutters from
A cruise.
Sailed His Majesty's ship AmiSesearir, with the fleet
tinder convoy for the Meditertanean, but are brought
to again.

DEAL, JUNE 4.

Sailed 1-44 Stine frigate on a cruise.
Arrived L'claeiaile frigate from a cruise off
Flushing, and remains in the Downs with the Mo-
narch, Utrecht, Inflexible, and Ardent, men of war ;
La Virginia frigate ; Harpy, Scuarze, and S'isectivo
sloops of war ; Brisicer gun•brig ; Tartarus, Zebra,
and Firrri bombs ; with the London, Indefatignhk,
Braaania, Tartar, Melpomene; Eliza, Artn•e, and
Flora, copper armed transports.

FROM LLOYD's LIST.
GP A VC,CM ro, 'ova 4.—Pae4esi by the Minerva, Powwtown;
Two Brothers, Dirks; Friend.hip„ Burger; and the Three
Sisters, —..---.., front EmiMen -, Von, Maria, —, (nun
Goittnburgh ; Edinburgh, Thultrpeniy, from Oporto; Count
1)1,
Lan% rek, Colson, from Norway Ceres, —, Four lir.
ther., Lefevere; Johanna, (;aule, row Anna. And Jong,. and
Elizabeth, Satul, hum Toniiii wt. Sailed the Courier,
Dewyer, for Mountierrat ; Patient, Baugh, (or hi..w Pawl-
denee ; Cyrene, Baldry-, for Gibraltar; St. Patrick, Campbell,
for Belfast; Ann, Kirin'', for Stettin ; Ilainburgli, llorinedgi.,
for Touningen ; Zeabast, overland 11/ Catavck; Broderliega,
—, Sally, Hughes; and Sophia Caroline, .....---, for
Guttenburgn. .
London, England, 1804-06-01

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.
•
-
• DEAL, MAY 30.
tailed the /Pus/riser man of war, Captain Sir
Mao Hamilton. for Portsmouth.
skarived the Morimptaad Jae And gun brigs, from
cruise, and regain in the Downs with the rest of
, His Majesty's ship and the tianspoits Its per List, And
'a late fleet of outward bound vessels. Wind S.W.
, POITSMOUTH, NAY 30.

Arrived the Hake of Clarence cutter with the
emwn transports under convoy from AlLlcrncy.
• Sailed the Oohs*, frigate, C.apt. Hill, on a cruise
of Ham. Wind S.W.
PLYMOUTH, M•Y

Arrived the Nimrod sloop of war ; Diamoad fri-
gate; Termreire and Mona men• of war, from a
'mgr. Wind S.W.

tALMOUTH, MAT 2.
Arrived the Princes: Amelia packet, Captain Ste-
vens, from Barbadees and Jamaica, in 46 days pas-
sage. Wind S. W.

BRISTOL, SLIT 29.

Cams in, rouse Petty. Li Cronier, from Guern-
szg yie•DfroonsAire, Raw)e, and Phr,try, Fume% from
Miner," Watkins, from Guernsey; Per-
severeitte. Donnovan, and i•rd Nelson. Horn, from
Cork; Akrt, Drynan, front Africa and Trinithda ;
Kw, tf Oak, Jones, &or London; 14i,,trei, White,
*ins Quebec.

Arrived, at Lubeck, deive, Becker; at New-
Yak, H 44404, —; at Virginia, Superb, Ham-
pond ; at Dublin, Cern, Hodgson; at New-York,
"Alrive, Piockharn ; at Jamaica. .dniem Powell, Her-
'oar, Powell, Sur, Harvey, Aus, HOnywill, Char-
Atte. Sale, from Bristol.
wattansveu, M•T £9.
The Low(' lam Afirck, from this port, is ar-
rived at St. Thomas's. The [midis, Collins ; and
flume, Willi ter. from ditto at ditto.
London, England, 1804-06-01

membrane of your goodness will teach their au-
gust consorts that the tare of ing up tears is the
most effeaual means of preseivmg an empire over
all hearts.

" The Senatr thinks itself happy in the opportu
pity of being the first to salute you Empress ; and
he who has the honour of being its organ, tal•s tl.•
liberty to hope that you will deign to reckon him
among the number of your most faithful servants.'
Tile Organic lourins Consultum was proclaimed
the Emperor, and will be published in P.tris to-mor-
row (Sunday) at noon.
His Imperial Majrsty has nominated to the dig-
nity of Grand EleStor, I lis Imperial Highness,
Prince Joseph Bonaparte ; to that of Constable, His
Imperial Highness, Prince Louis Bonaparte ; to
that of Arch-Chancel:or of the Empire, the Consul
Cambaceres ; and to that of arch-Treasurer, the
Consul Lebilin.

The Aich-Cliancellor of the Empire, the Arch-
Treasiirot, and Constable, took the oath in the pre-
sence of the Emperor.
1 he Arch-Chancellor of the Empire presented the
'Ministers and Secretary of State, who took the oaths
before the EmperoJr.

The C.nstable then presented Generals d'Avoust
and Bemires, as well as General Murat, Governor of

The Arch-Chancellor of the Empire presented also
General Duroc, Governor of the Imperial Palace,
who took the oath.

His lmisezial Majesty then addressed to Consuls
Carnbames and Lebzun. the following letter:

" Citizen Consul Cambaceres —Your title is about
to be changed ; but your funCtions and my confi-
dence remain the same. In the high dignity of
Arch-Chancellor, with which you are going to be
investee, you will nunifest, as you have done in that
of Consul, the wisdom of your counse's, and those
distinguished talents which have given you sr; im-
portant a share in all the good that I can have done.
"I have nothing therefore to reqw-st of you, but
the continua! ion of the s tme sentiments for the
State and for me.

(Signed) N iPtILF.UN.
.4 Done at the Pal.ce of St. Cloud, Fiore it,
Year 12 (May IP, 11104) "
London, England, 1804-11-22

THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-
UARDEN. THIS EVENING, THURSDAY, Nov.
gy, eel be aged a Comic Opera,
THE CABINET.
prime Orlando, Mr. Braham t Count Currant, Mr. Emery ,
Ma—quit cis Grand Chateau, M-. Blanchard, Lorenzo, \lr.
Isckdon ; Whintsieuio. Mr. F...wcert ; Peter, Mr. Munden
.hfanikia, Mr. Simmons; FAIC•II,r; Mr. King; Baptista, Mr.
Deralice, Mrs. Eiuery ; Cr,Aelia, Mrs. Dibdin;
Eoretta, Signora Store. e.
To which will be added !lb. Fa--e of
THE JEW AND THE DOCTOR.
Mr. Bromley, Mr. Eatery ; Doctor Specific, Mr Murray ;
Mr. Changeable, Mr. Farley Mrs. Changeable, Mns Dibdin.
To-monow the Comedy of Upend the Plough; with the
(kind Pantomime of Raymond and Agnes.
London, England, 1804-11-22

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a greater degree of infirrestion than has ever been laid before
the Puolie, or offered to the .Paafe. cur, in any work. Lt the
Complete Compendium will be given the Principle., Practice,
and Decencies', of the Court of Chaucer?. :red herein of pass-
ing Fines and Recoveries, the Courts of Kidd' Douche Com-
mon Pleas, and Exchequer; the several Courts its the cities of
London and Wertmisater, as well as other cries in England;
tile Mar,halses, Palatinate Com% Sheriffs Courts, Courts of
Seeisi,in„ Oyer and Terminer, Court Hawn, Lett, Manor
Cdurts County Courts, Courtßequest in London and
Westenoter, the several Coins, in the Pristipality of Wales,
and Dishy of Cornwall, &c. &c. Re.