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Where an assemblage

Went and experience is

cotteentuvt.eil tit nor Ito; of Inrc►iee, a SUCCV.6
rotund their application. tint to be found elsewhere. This
his hven evinced in the hlishment of the Medical Board
at Charlotte.Honse, Btu kfriararousl, and at Wouitsturik.
House, Wool-I.:tuck-street, Oxfurshstreet, where curia are
'tory slay performed iu eases which have ballhid the skill of
emisient prat .sors, end excited their astoesiolnsal. The
Medical fount have particularly attended lu those
canse-
queuces of a eertain disease, which entails the most dig-
tissaing debilities, and unhinges the constitution of both
sexes. They also remove the enacts of those symptoms
arising from juvenile from irregular living,
and from a 10111! ft.Fatiellet iu W4l/11 Clarlairlil—tlf 0114 de-
stir Willa they beg pal ticularly to Notice obstinate eruptions
iii Ilse skin, awe throat, paiiis in the head and f.e-
ipsently mistaken fur rheumatism, strictures, fistulas, hero-
s, &c. Me►srs. COOPER and Cu after forty pure
practice in various Hospitals, are emisulted at Wousivissek-
streve, Oxford-street, daily, fs-uat r....ght till eight ; and at the
lUed rot Board, Char:sate-House, Great Charlotte street,
Blitekfriara.lautd, precisely flout tverlve until eight in the
evening. Ms chauies, sod *perinea of moderate income,
have advice, gratis, if they attend at certain Insure, namely,
'l'ursday,Tkor•dsy, and Sunday tuuridisies, until one t'tlock ;
and every evening, from six to eight —aa• .4 side derir, mud
psivale rooms fur hassles.
London, England, 1819-01-06

*WE Alen.

„ .
The leggy weather, which at first view would be
solietwd fatal to the 41,0 of an exhibition of
Paintings, has, on the contrary, given a new relish
'to some of our Artists in viewing Mr. WEST% cele-
brated work of Death on the Mile Horse. The
thickness of the otwaospliere has given, iu the opi-
nion of sonic of oar Artists, a finer effect to the ap-
pearance of the back ground, which is filled with
deep masses of shadow —awl the teirihe objects in
the fore-ground, when seen thsough tio &u tliY t 1
of a drove atmosphere, are, by the operation of
perspective, brought out iii n more pr ~,,, ment
manner, said with extraordinary effect. Tli.nigh
this is, we understand, the opinion of some of
the votaries at Art, we are nevertheless not in-
clined to relinquish our predilection for seeing
this celebrated picture on a tine day, and with the
advantage of a clear atmosphere. The great works
once in the Louvre, illrolriling to Euxii.-cf:, sneer-
ed much in effect by a removal (ruin their orioimil
site and atonimpliere. What is compliment is it not
then to she venerable President of our ito3al Aca-
demy, that in weather either foul or fair, some new
beauty is discovered in a work which lie executed
after 1w had completed his SOtli year t.
London, England, 1819-01-06

AMERICAN PAPERS.

SKETCH OF THE PROCEEDINGS OF THE SENATE,
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 30.
The following Resolution was submitted by Mr.
Tiehenor. for consideration
Resolved, That the Committee on the Judiciaiy he in-
structed to inquire into the expediency of changing the pre.
tent judicial i.rtem of the Vnited Suter, so far as to pro.
vide for the gradual diminution of the ntitniscr of the Judge*
who at present compose the Supreme Court ; fur the rsstrici.
jog the functions and duties of the Judges of that Court to the
holiliog the Sessions thereof, and the (aloe duties inn identat
thereto ; of establishing and orgaisising a Circuit Court in
each State in the Union; and of providing fur the swine.
meat of a competeut number of Judges fur the bolding of
the said Court."

The Bill way read, and trussed a second reading.
A Message was received from the President of
the United States, by Mr. J. Monroe, his Secre.
tare, rransnsittiog, in comnliance with the Remdu.
tion of the Senate of the 17th of April last, a Re.
port from the Navy Department, of the state of the
Navy Peusion Fund.

DECEMBER 1.
Mr. Forsyth laid on the table the following
H.-solution :

" Resolved, That the Committee on Finance be instructed
to inquire into the expediency of prohihiths4 the exportae
tion of the Guld and Silver and Copper Coins of the Gutted
States."

The following Gentlemen were announced to.
day as a Committee of Inquiry into the conduct of
the Bank of the United Sister :—Silessrs.Speucer,
Loundes, APLant, Bisysti, and Tyler.
London, England, 1819-01-06

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FROM LAST NIGII7"S GAZETTE.

BA NKRVPTCI Es ENLARGED.

Jouph Marshall, of North-Hall, near Leeda, claim., from
January 5, to February 23, at ten, at Guildhall, Londou.
111011144 Stead, late of Blacrfriara•ruad, woollen-draper,
from January 2, to January 9, at ten at Guildhall, Loudon.
London, England, 1819-09-02

COVENI-GAieDEN THEATRE.

This superb tlwatrirel establishment., to rueful as
well es onnonentai to the metropolis, opens for the
season am Mu-day next. The din of preparation
hes, rbiriog ihr 'rreres, resounded within its wells.
The deter have beets newly entbe:lished—
but the Knout imp meld ha• been mode on the
stege.by a b••ld :mil tog us piece of machinery;
the eitelt. pn•.c ' .n ran now he raised bodily op,
so as to di•rr.ver (when required) a height of above
4) lief, mod the hest row of the one shilling gallery
con haves pet feet slew wr the most extensive liceue
of spectacle.

SURIii Y THEATRE.

Another proof of successful dramatic fertility
made its arp...ranee here last night, tinder the
title of The President. or The Peasant's Daugh-
ter; founded .nn a t:ighly interesting dome-mile tate,
and worked up in a degree of pathos. mingled with
much of tuitional mirth, which excited the smiles of
all, and the tour% of most, of a brilliantly numerous
audience. The distresses of a peasant's daughter,
seduced by•the son of an opulent Noble, form the
leading feature of the drama ; and combined with
the dignified rectitude of a State President, who
refuses 4• compromise his judicial character to gain
14 'roma', he loves ; and this character again re-
hrved, by others. who unite the pleasant style of
fume with what nearly approaches to scenes of
• superior genteel comedy, constitute a pleasing
bast essesshlt, which was uncommonly corn acted
thronghout ; tin:l the additional credit gained by
the Manager's Nlobse, was rendered still more
honourable by the derrmined zeal which seemed
to animate all li. corps drionatique. The various
Artist% were ;mires successful—the scenery, movie,
and dress.., being all beautiful and appropriate.
The piece was rtaimounced with repeated and una-
-1,;1111,13i ptatifille, many repetitions of which graced
the succeeding meta-drama of Richard the First.
which seems to gain strength by each night's pro-
dtiction.

Their MIA Highnesses the Duke mud Duchess
of KEST are expected to honour the Haymarket
Theatre with their presence next Saturday.
Prince &STERILITY entertained the Persian Am-
bs.s.sdor and a select party, yesterday, at Chandus
11,stise, Cavendish-square.
THEnnottE flooK, • very successful dramatic
.vriter, is the suitor of the very lively mid Wriest-
tug piece, eiti+l•d Pigeons and Crows, produced
Haymaiket Theatre.
PUFF DMA:T.—An Evening Pape► says,
BETTY has declined the very liberal offer
him by the Covent-garden Ntunagers, and
intend to appear upon the London boards

M•RY ANN CLARKE and her two asoghters
few days since from the Isle of Wight, at
mouth, from which place they set off for

biticnotomEw Fall.--To-morrow the LORD
'oft, introded by the City Mirehals sind other
OfLeers, will proceed in growl state to Smith—
, to proclaim Bartholomew Fair, accorthog to
us( custom.

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London, England, 1819-09-02

AGUICLLTURE, 4.e.

MONTHLY REPORT FOR AUGUST.
Corn-h 1 is finished in all the forward, ite fall activity
in all the middling, and commencing in the must back-
ward, districts. Beaus will soon follow. Wheat is a ea.
riable crop; but, "it a comparison of the various reports,
will, its all probability, exceed capertaliou in respect of
quantity. The straw is lung, but ant stunt, and remark.
ably clean soil wholesome. The barley crop is nisi Ily
great, hot partially affected by blight, to the great injury
of the sample. Oats are out a bulky crop upon the
gr 4, and it is supposed will prove n medium produre.
Beano and pease vary extremely; in same countries they are
much hurt, in °theta a must abundant crop; beans far
the must productive. The same of tarts. Rye will yield a
middling produce. Potatoes are a large growth. The tur-
nips have planted well; and, in consrqisence of the favour-
able state of the weather, have been well cleaned, the fat-
lows sharing the ►ame advantage. •Hops have hail great
strength of Nine, are very luxuriant, and, notwithstanding
the injuries they have sustained from the change of weather,
are likely to prove abundant.
London, England, 1819-09-02

MILITARY INTARFERENCE.

Gorge Praeto►, a miserable looking man, with 'carrel, a
covering, soil without a shirt, was brought up an Tah•shlay to
Giseen-squate Police•uflice, by a Serjeant of the 2d regiment
of foot guards, on a charge of selling hills of a seditious
tendency. The Serjeant produced a handle of the bills he
took from the Prisiener ; they were only extracts from the
Morning Papers that day, and a copy of Hunt's letter to
Lord Sielmusith ; be said the man had heeii followed about the
streets by an immense mob, whom he was haranguing in very
improper language, declaring that Hoist ought not S. he at
■ll in custody, and :tasting of his triumphant liberation,
accusing the Government of cruelty to hie Majesty's subjects,
and the necessity of opposing the Ministers with energy, and
supporting the true rights of the people.
The Mkgistrate, on perusing the bills, declared that be saw
nothing improper in thein,and told the Prisoner, if he derived
ally trifling profit from the sale, lie was at full liberty to con.
tinue it, but cautioned Lim at the same time tipsiest making
any improper use of his tongue. He commended the Ser.
jeaut for his loyal conduct, and the Prisoner, who abed tears,
was discharged.
London, England, 1819-09-02

CHILD SrNALiso.

Saturdays boy about eight years of see, son to Mr. Jelin I
Shiite, of 21. Rincruft's-phice, Mile-end-road, went nut to
play in an adjoining field. tak'ng his brother with him, a
child of 14 months Wet. They had not remained long there,
when • genteelly-dressed woman came and sat uenr them, and
after having some conversation with the (siest of them, as
to the child's name, age, and place of residence, she present-
ed the boy with a shilling, with which she desired him lo
go and buy some cakes, and said she would mind the
baby until he returned. He went off to hay the catty,
and at his return he found that neither the child nor
the woman were there. After a fruitless mulch, lie
went home to his mother, thinking, as be told the
woman where they lived, that she might have taken the
child home, which was out the case. The parents of the
child sent out in • state of di nnnn ction to look for him; after
*retching • Ling lime, they learned at Ratcliffe-highway
that the woman had taken a coach to the Saracen's Head,
Snow-hill, where going they learned fluts she slopped but •
• ebuit time t• take refreshment; she there staled herself to
be au officer's wife from Portsmouth, and that she had came
fur her third, who had been at nurse its London. The pa-
rents of the child have bees ever since in the deepest dis.
tress, having received no further tidings of It.

The new crop of hops is expected to reach in'i
duty 200,000 L. in quahty to afford its good samples
as ever we►e produced, and ut prices more moderate
than for many yeses feast. •
London, England, 1819-09-02

MAZEPPA.

The dreadful punishment inflicted Upon the hero
of Lord Byrun's poem, reaunifs slie follow-
ing in a Newspaper e. Psi% Mescurims Po-
litieu, printed in the year 1655. The oarruiire
is
This last week several waggoners coming from Breslow
lo Silesia, upon their way in the Duke of Saxonie's coun-
try, perceived a stag with a man ripon his back, running
with all kis might ; coming near the waggons he suddenly
fell down; the waggoners drawing nigh km, the poor man
sitting upon his hat k mask pitiful complaint, how that the
day before., he was by the Duke of Siaxtinie, fur killing a
deer, condemned to be hound with chains upon that stag,
hla fret bound fast under the slag's belly with au iron chain
soulderd, ■nd his hands so chained so the horns The mi.
seeable man begged earnestly that they would shout him, to
put him out of his pain ; but they durst Hot, (voting the
Disks. Whilst they were talking with him, Ilk slag gut up
again, and ran away with all his might. The waggoners
computed that he had run in 16 hours 26 Dutch miles in
the least, which makes near 100 of oar English miles in a
direct line. The miseries whirls that poor creature slid, and
must undergo, especially if the stag kilkd him nut is run-
ning, cannot be expressed—hardly imagined."
London, England, 1819-09-02

EXETER, Avaure O.

This town has been quite gay anti alive during
the twit two or three days, in consequence of the
overflow of company, attracted by the Races at
Haddon, distant about five miles front Exeter, and
which commenced on Tuesday last. Better sport
was never seen—such deter ::: ioo edly fair hard run-
' g was never witnessed. So warmly and severely
were some of the lwats contested, that the muinte
had great difficulty in deciding which was the
winning horse.
There was a numerous assemblage of beauty awl
fashion on the race-ground. A g the gentlemen
whose equipages attracted the most attention, were,
Sir Lawrence Palk, Sir Bourchier Wray, Mr. Sa-
ville Mr. Felluwes, and Mr. I-ktrris each driving
four-in-hatisl. and each ili+playing much address in
the use of his whip and the management of loos
horses.
There was a ball at the [lntel in Exeter on Tues-
day evening, where the Lather vied with each other
in the tame and elegance of their drew., fur..ishing
as hril!ialit a coup Wail as the suloiss of Lwidu,) and
Paris ever exhibited.

LORD CHESTERFIFLD, ,JVD THE DUKR OP

NI WC.4STLE.

Dr. Garnet, afterwards an Irish Bishop, wrote a
ponderous Commentary upon the Book of Job, in
which he took the same side with Warburton, and
rooleasooarrtl to prove that this ancient work was
comparatively modern, and "Witten by Ezra. The
tiook wa• deiltcated to the .Duke of Newcastle,
Prime Minister in the -reign or George the Second,
and memorable for his versatility, bustling habit•,
and breach of promise. Lord Chesterfield elionced
to be one day at the Duke's levee, and observing
this treatise in the window, took it up, sod wa•
et:gaged in reading it when his Grace entered, and
sand Well, my Lord, what is your opinion of
that book, eh?" To this question the wit re-
plied, " In ally other pl4c'e I should slot tloiiik
much of it ; trat in your Grace's levee 1 think it
one of the best books in the world."
London, England, 1819-10-18

BRIGHTON, OCTOBER 17.

W. feel sincere pleasure in announcing that the
Prior, Regent is spin in the midst of its. His
Royal Highness. accompanied by Sir Beejamin
loon-if:cid. arrived at the Pavilion or. Thurmlay
evening. It is said that his Royal If ghistss will
remain here for several weeks.
Every thing is gay around us. Tb.e town is di
full as it hus been at any period of the emasini.
London, England, 1819-10-18

PRIACE J.KOPOLD.

Hi* Royal nightie", Prince Leopold pavan' slooseigh
Chesterfield on Wednesday week on 11.1 way to Derby.
—On his arrival at Alfoo ton. v. lien, y Ca.. More.
mond, in his carriage and foot, with iont.ridors in
splendid liveries, sort his Royal Regimes" at the entropye
of the town, and invited his to hat house, where an
elegant road collation Imd locru inoovineol. Arley a very
short vtay, the Prior, and cede it C. the noble mansion of
their hospitable lint, and proceeded on their route to 11. "by.
where his Royal Flighiress as" welcomed by the rioting of
bells, and every otentinvoraliom of reaped by the inhabitant.,
who were heftily Ferntified by iii• urbanity moil tearoom eon-
desemmiom to all who approarlwd him. Ile arrive.) at IMiliy
*hoot four o'elork in the afiernmon, and was met Icy Ilse
Doke of IFrvonaltire, who acrompaisied bin, to the theatre
in the evening, where he was homily cheered by the audience.
Thoisday morning his Iloy•I Hickikeas i.e. :mend.
the nosiest festival by the !hike of I),rtioisloire, and, on In.
return feels the rhoorels, at ibe of the perfur-
marts% he was again greeted by the p•loolate, which was
retortion by the Prince with gracious howl and souks. Ilia
W Weisner dined with bird Harrington, and in tier evening
latinvored the ball with his promoter, dressed in regioortitals,
and neconommied Ivy several NObirMPII. low Friday morn-
ing he breakfasted Into tont Mearsdale, and then proceeded
to helper Ie iaspert Stir trail milli belongior to Mr. Stroll ;
from thence be pissed theangh firolock filth In Chats.
worth Ilia Royal Highness, previews*" leaving Deftly, gave
2008. to the iufirmary, sod be was prrsrated wilts the free..
dons of that tows by the Mayor sad Corporation.
London, England, 1819-10-18

Jest published, in One Volease, Sim. prier 12.. boards,
AN AUTHENTIC NARItATIVE of the
EVENTS of the WESTMINSTER ELECTION,
which commenced on Saturday, February 13, and closed
on 'Wednesday, March 3, ISIS; including the Speeelw* of
the Candidates, Sir Francis Burdett, and others, tote.
they with the REPORT of the WESTMINSTER RE-
FORMERS. Compiled by order of the Committee ap.
pointed to manage the Electing of Mr. Hohhunse.
Also, on India Paper, price Ss.
A PORTRAIT of JOHN CAM HOBHOUSE, Esq.
M.A. F.R.S. Engraved by Meyer, from a Drawing by Reek.
Lombok: Published by R. Siorlart, SI, Strand.
Where also may he had,
A DEFENCE of the PEOPLE: in Reply to Lord
Erskine 's two Defences of the Whigs. Svu. Price M. 6J.
London, England, 1819-10-18

•-. . • •
many change. of the Sovereigns, of the in—inners of
the people, and, shove all, from the *those of
ftuflal riglo% is reolseed by a system coufornsahle '
to justice, and to the swims of the times.
The population of Rowe, according. to the last
census, of this year, *mounts to 134.161 woisK
Sawn torotmapers have the following article :
"*ln Nu. 266 of the Nuremberg Correspondent
there is a paragraph, dated Berliu, 18th September,
cobtainifig he entirely unfounded statement that
pie Jews hail obt•tined all civil rights in the king.
dom of Sunny."

SWAN, OCTOBCR 9.
The receipts of the concerts which Madame
has given given for the benefit of the poor
of Allin amounted to 3,955 riz dollars. It liar.
been 'asserted in some papers that Madame
Catalaui it a German by birth. and that her family
'emits is gelitieler, she has addrersed a letter to the
editors of mir newspapers, saying, that she was
born at•Sinigaglia. in Italy, Where her father sod
inother Mid 'a numerous 'family of Calalani still
tree.

'BRAN DEtiltU IV. OCTOBER. 9.
Dr. Forster is dismissed from his Professorship
in the Royal Military School at Berlin, anti Dr.
Witte, Professor of Divinity, from his in the Usti-
sersity of that city.
A great many copier of Goerre'wpamplilet, Gee-
many and the Nerolidtok, Into been found in the
shop of the bookseller Dummler, and sequestrated.
It is said that the measure adopted by the Go-
vernment of Mecklenburg, respecting the collect-
ing of money for the family of Dr. Jahn, in refer-
ence to the existing law against beggary, will be
followed by the Prussian Government, as a sinsilsr
Law exists here also. 'Jahn, it is said, has for-
bidden his wife to accept a sum sent to one of the
collectors by a Frenchman, it being incompatible
with his principles as a German, and Its nitextin-
guished hatred of the French, to accept pecuniary
assistance from a Frenchman.
London, England, 1819-10-18

StIOCICIAG EVENT.

In consequence of the irritation and tumult pro.
duced among great Humber* of persons, upon a
very lamentable occootio, near Louth, various un-
founded conjecture* hava.been formed, and sots's.-
piesentatiotos widely circulated. trading, must mt.
warrantably and unitistly; to implicate, calumniate,
end prejudice t•e• swat bighly.respratahle charecrem
To obviate which, a correspondent begs leave to
state the following facts :
On the fat t►tatasit, one William Fawley, of
Louth, went to nut in the woods a few miles from
that place, rod mat with Pesetal oilier persons who
had. gone to those woods for the same porpoise.
Having gathered sanue,tiuts. they were met by one
Lee. and others, employed to watch the woods. io
sailer to lodge informattons, according to law,
ogstinat trespasser. therein ; when, after several sbu-
wee altercations between the 'cutters and Lee and
his compamoirs, the latter (he being armed with
a gun) proceeded to. take the nuts. by force. into
their own possession. Having thus deprived Fawley
and many others of the trifling, though, strictly,
lawful fruits of their labours and +Housemen's. he
and one of Ilia comrades, of their own authority,
took one of the antlers, a sailor, into custody, amid
escorted hint towards Louth, where, as they told
him, he was to be imprisoned in the House of Cor-
rection. Soon afterwards Fawley left the rest of
the nutters on his return home. and upon site high-
way, about a icicle from the woods. overtook Lee
and the other person who bad the sailor in custody,
and after walking with them about half a toile fair.
titer towards Louth, Lee, withcut further ceremony,
or any other authority than his own, arrested Fawley.
and insisted upon his going to prison also; threat.
ening, at the same time, that, if he refused, he
would shoot him. Fawley, naturally supposing
the man to Ise only joking, walked away front him.
when, horrible to relate, Lee, at the distaste.: of
about twenty yards, deliberately shot at and dread-
fully wounded his retreating captive in the left leg!
He ran about sixty yards down the lane, and then,
from excessive pain. fell upon the grouted. He
was sonic afterwards conveyed, in a cart, to Louth,
where he now lies, and through the unremitting al.
trillions of a skilful physician and surgeon, is nppa.
firmly out of danger, although his leg was deeply
penetrated by shot, forming .bunt fifty distinct
wounds. By order of the Magistrates Lee is safely
lodged iii the poison where he had, shortly hefore,
threatened the unfottuttate victim of his cruelty
with contioement.
London, England, 1819-10-18

PARIS PAPERS.

PREIS. OCTOBER 14.
'Yesterday, after mail, the King presided at a
'('onned of Ministers; Gouvion St. Cyr,
thr. Nlinister. of ‘Var, was present.
The Emperor Alexander. arrived at IVarsaw on
the 3,1 of October. Ile will leave the capital of
P.ilaiiil on the .Bth nr 10111 of October, to proceed
Volloynia Podolia, the country of the Don
Cossacks, in the ovrrnment of Caucasus, and
perhaps even to Georgia.
We lately gave, without any guarantee, the very
extraordinary report of the 'capture of Santo Do-
Hong°, by some military adventurers. %Vim, how-
e'er, throws • doubt upon this intelligence, is,
that our correspondent has mentioned Moms.
Marloot as the leader of the enterprise. But Col.
Rlittbrot and his brother, formerly Aides-de-Camp
et. Marshal Muslim), are at present in Paris.—
/Ga:elte de Franee )
A letter from N'iroina, of the (2.11 of October,
say. •—' Marshal Nlartnont. Duke of Itsgeisa,
shortly leave this cloy. lie has oh Mooed what
he came to demand, viz. an indemnity for the loss
or the dotTitions which weir established by N41)11.
I et)11'111 the States of the Emperor of Anstria. The
Council of 'Stale at first unanimously rejected his
demand by 'virtue of the sth Article of the Secret
(:otrveistisins cirthe Treaty of Paris, which annuls
all theie dotetimus, but the munificence of his
Majesty
The
over the wrict justice of 11w
Council. dotoation of the Marshal was 70,000
trance sbritldly, .fier which 'his Majesty will give
him an indemnity from the Treasury. It is said
that the Marshal wilt receive at once 1,400,000 fr."
We read in the Joornal of North Brabant it
curionm narrative respe;cting the transportation of
u windmill complete over a space of 5430 feet. The
removal of the mill was r ffected in twelve ilig's
from its former site to that which was subseepretooly
chmeo fur it. No part of this e mous oniies was
shaken, and.the mill continued in full work during
the operation. Even a glass filled with water, placed
in the gallery, suffered no agitation, although the
mill advanced each day a distance of 460 feet.
In the same manner was transported a house at-
tached to the mill, '25 feet hirh, ,23 deep, and t 27
long. 'Flits house was built for the most part of
etone. The removal of it was effected in five days.
'The machinery for the transpottation of the mill
was constructed in the simplest manner, mid the
e:Aire operation does infinite honour to M. Dom-
'teeter d'Osterwiek, who directed the Works.

BMTI S 1-1 PRESS.
London, England, 1819-10-18

THm CHAINS.

John 'Alaherly, Egg 'a Fos hounds meet thin day, at Ham.
sty-grecs', foot milts from Croydon; Thursday, at Bulky.
hill ; sod Saturday, at 'foldles.towis.
11. Jolhtfc, Esq 'a Fox.houods Inert this day, al Chipatead
Church; tVeduesday, at the Forest; and Saturday, at Cbip.
dead Church.

The Harriers noect this day, Wedaeaday, and Saturday,
at Kennel.

PROVINCIAL FAIRS.

Retford late fair was remarkably well attended: the anew
of hurl was large; they sold from 41. 10s. to 51. 10e. per
cwt.; (Meese from It Ms. its 31. 10s. The home fair was
full, bat the demnusl slack. The sheep fair was large, and
high prices were obtained. Of fat horned cattle the supply
was short.

Mahlon Michaelmas fair commenced on Monday last, sod
we can scarcely give any average of the prices of cattle un
that day. Three were more jobbers than usual, which seem-
ed to promise • ready sale, with tolerably high prices, but
spots she whole there did not exist a great spirit of
although what were disposed of left no room of complaint.
Fat cattle were the leading article of sate, and lean sold ut
fair prices. la-ealvers met with • reedy sale, at • shade
lower than at late fairs. Few valuable horses were strewn,
but were in great request, and moderate ones sold at • low
rate. Ou the following day, there was a great stew of sheep,
some of which fetched good priors.
_ .

Shrewsbury great Fair on Timidity and Wednesday Will
largely supplied with stuck of every kind. Fat Cattle
aged Ind. to 7d. per lb.; inferior meat dul nut reach
those prices; Sheep 71.1. to 111. The fair was overstocked
with rigs, which were lower. There were few good Horses,
and purchasers not very anxious. The Cheese market was
overstocked, and a quantity remained unsold on Thursday:
best Sss. to 634.; skimmed 30s, 3S'. and 404. per col.
Good Butter sold readily at the opening at 1041. and 105 d,
but it afterwards declined to 9d. and Std.: it was, however,
noarly all sold. Oii the whole, the prices of farming pro-
duce were against the fanner.
London, England, 1819-10-18

Oa the Ist of Nereetber will he published. I. fuer vultruses
&indecent% a Fourth Series of
11 SALES OF MY LANDLORD. collect•fl
and arranged by ',MEDIAN cLEignnorwot,
Schoolmaster and Parish Clerk of Gsederckeigh, containing
" Pontefract Castle."
Orders received by *II the Rents,Hero I. Leedom.
London, England, 1819-10-18

MRLANCROLY CASE.

Osi Monday last inquests were held by H. Phillips, Esq.
onr uf the Cormarts for the (warty of Musientostli, at Ebbw
Vale Iron-works, near dbeicavenny, on the bodies of Mary
Rosser, Daniel Rosser, Elizabeth Rosser, Thomas Romier,
Edward Rimier, and John Davis. Verdict 111 each case.
Accidental Death.

The following are the pariirulers of this melancholy
event :—The family of Edward Rosser .a 101111 employed in
the works) not appearing at their usual hour, in the moss,.
ing of Satorility se nnight, the neighbours apprehending
something mammal had happeiscrl went to the house, and
slier knocking at the door, and receiving no answer, forced
it open, when, to their astoni►hment, they Ismail alie whole
consistitig of Mary Rosser and her rum children life.
less, sod the house filled will, ■ suffocating vapour, which,
upon investigation, was forted le proceed from ■ heap of
burning ashes lying at the cod of the house, the smoke of
which being driven by a brisk wind towards the premises,
entered throsvgh an aperture in the back past of the lostilds-
ing. Medical 111.11101411 Ce was procured, and means fur re
storation persevered in fur a lesigsh or time, hot the vital
spark had Red, never by mortal means to be recalled.
London, England, 1819-10-18

DR. SYNTAX.

The Eighth an. colicluiling Part with four Plates,
price Ra. 6J. of
11)11. SYNTAX iu LONDON, will be pub-
lished on the 234 Instant.

Such Gentlemen as wish to have this new Work of the
celeheited Doctor's are requested to give immediate Orders
tu their respective Huuksellers.
J. JOHNSTON, Cheapside.
London, England, 1819-10-18

SURREY THEATRE,
OPEN FOR THIS NIGHT ONLY.

By Special Desire and under the Potennote of their Royal
Highseitora the Duke sad Duehelm of K ENT.
FOR THE !BENEFIT OF HRS. OIHDIN.

TATS EVENING, MONDAY. Octnlwr
will be resented the very popular Trag!e Melo-drarae
culled

THE ITALIAN WIFE.
Fazio, Mr. Howley. Bianca, Alin Taylor.
. .

After which a Comic Barleita, fooncled om t!be interesting
Story of
INKLE AND YARICO.

Sir Christopher Crirrey, Mr. Huntley (his first 'pram's.*
in that character). Patty, Mrs. DiMlnt ; and Perko Mrs.
Alnuotain, who has kindly offered her assistance, and will
introduce in the Barletta mid in the course of the Evening,
the following Songs and Does:—" When the chase of day
is alone" (Aratild)—Duet, " 0 say, simple maid" (A rnold)—..
" The reel, red ruse" (Scotch Melodies)—" Can I e'er forget
thee?" (Ilisbop)—End of the first act of Himpbry Clinker,
" Cease your funning."
The Entertainments to conclude with, by special desire, the
favourite Bedews of

HUMPHRY CLINKER.
In Art 11. a Hornpipe in Fetters, by Mr. Ridgway.
Tickets to be bad of Mrs. Dibdin, No. 2, Temple-plmee,
Illackfnars-road ; and at the Theatre, where Places fur the
Boxes may be taken.
London, England, 1819-10-18

ADELPHI THEATRE, STRAND,
LATE THE SANS PAREIL.
UNDER THE AUTHORITY OF THE LORD
CHAMBERLAIN.

THE Public are most respectful!y informed, the
Theatre having undergone considerable improvernems,
u.ll be OPENED for the SEASON THIS EVENING,
MONDAY, Ortrawr 18,1/110 —Preceding the Performance.
an OCCASIONAL ADDRESS will be spoken by Mrs. W.
S Chnherley (of the English Opera-Honne) and Mr. Lee.
After which will be presented, an entire sew Comte Burtch'',
entitled

THE GREEN DRAGON;
OR, I'VE QUITE FORGOT.
With spprupriete Fit* Marie, Dresses, Scenery, and

Decorations.
Captain Veniurr, Mr. Junes; Squire Jovial, Mr. Lee (from
tlw Surrey and Olympic Theatres); Squire Rattlepate, Mr.
John Reeve (from she English Opera-House: ; Flint, Mr.
W. S. Chaiterley (from the Entlevli Opera-lIonse) ; Roger
siveskall. Mr. Wilkinson (from the Eisend' Op. rim House);
II uniphry Nob, Mr. Cowell (from the Theatre Royal, Drury.
lane) ; Jury Stump, Mr. Campbell ; Silvcrtungue, Mr. Ea.
n..rsly (front the Theatre Royal, Edinburgh); Steward, Mr.
Daly; Ist Radar, Mr. Buckingham; 2.1 Huila, Mr. Gay ;
Exi•iseneau, Mr. Masst.y ; Lawyer's Clerk, Mr. Wallanitro ;
• toter, Mr. Stormer ; Boos, Mr. Smith. Cara, Mias Eliza
:cots (from Ike Theatre Royal, Haymarket ; Holly, Mts.
Remrtarieder ; Sosan, Miss Garcia; Cook, Miss Brady.
Between the Poe, s, a Pas d. Trois, by Ilw three Misses
Dinnsets (from the Theatre Royal, CAnreal•garden).
To conclude with the Dialect. of
London, England, 1819-01-01

of the LOWER ORDVIS.

Mk

EN

To whom don the town esissuloo belong I—To the bur-
gesses; but I entertains very strong doubt 'Too the. sub-
ject. I tousider bet every bulistioltler' wbo has cattle,
kvaist sod cosekaat, has the right ; theborgesars claims a
suet of persolsal right as burgesses, is the cumtuou land,
which I do sot under:uend.

Does soy past of the common below% St Sas hospital ?
Eighty acree they have usurped; the corporation have laid
Ibis hospital land to their common • timy have completely
laid it open, the metes and bound: have beau defaced ; I
have been obliged to lied they oat.
In what way do you coimerre the appropriation or leasing
or letting of the lands betooginee to the Aerie,. tereAreces
the election of the neeshicelf—eßy lemmata% She value of
their commons, they are wore .destroes to have the privi-
ka• or • ournme mod h•isis a harem they are obliged to
Lave Lord Sandwich's land.
Hon are they obliged to tae Lord 581144444 Nod ?
Beeson. they could do nothing with their rattle en the
winter, when their COMMON are abut; hot there art other
horemes who live is the reuere of the town, who rent this
land as tenants at will, who would be turned out, if they did
not go as the Aldermen chose. . _

Are the teases ur prrniidt.iumf to occupy at will, granted
by the mayor and aldermen ?—Yes; all the efneietit dirties
are peisforated by the rasyur and aldermen, out at all by the
master.
Hes Lord Seudwirh, or his faintly, any thing to do silk
the mayor mid aldertisea?—Nn doubt be appoints thern.
Hurt does he Dominate theast—By having the corporation
is his owns interest ; Lewd fkaderich himself riarnes'theas
%utile himself any office i 9 the borough?—He ie rsce,der.
. Hip lie a Mute as rewords, tan attend the roomed,
but he is opt eligible foe recorder, tor it must be a eau
learned la the law.
Dom he esterciab i sate oa nominalism le-1 cannot ney ;
I am not a bargees.
Has there ever linen a contest la Hastingdon belies*
there was as attempt at a content wises the haggish ennui.
sd *ads fruits general tillort7s!le to Lord einderich.
inset nite hens ohs issue of the proceedings is thins
teryt-We shatthed as order isillate these two atonthi,
to like the Mail as., from them, sod to appoint a no
molter
le that receiver appenedildts—lle le now apes therm 4
1. kettpi wyputated, liallksltime thrown so ista ty absentee I.

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London, England, 1819-01-01

BRIGHTON, Drczussi 29.

The dinner parties at the Pavilion continue to be
totally confined to the Royal suite, nor have the
company as yet been augmented by visitants at the
later part of the evening. Ilia Royal re-
tires soon and rises early ; lit• spirits have mulch im-
proved of late, and his health continues good.
The Doke id. York a-rived at the Pavilion this
evening it half-past five o'clock. Dinner, as usual,
was served up soon after six. Loud and Lady R.
Se)mour are alm among the arrivals of this evening.
The Margin% of Anglesey aml his brother, the
Flom Captain Paget, came in last !gilt in time to
jinn the Pavilion Milner party.
A match at pigeon slirwittitg sesterilay attracted
many ;venms from 'hr town to Blet•krork 80.t0c..
Ail accident marked the divevuuo..: t• e
fowling-piece of .. person of the ham• 11y.saa,
hurt MIA shattered his left loam; . di. • 'al man-
iier. Two fingers were towel, bl.. ott, and part
of the thumb. Anti,,,titiou of tun baud, it is ,
must precede fits recos,.y.
London, England, 1819-01-01

ALAI:MING FIRE.

Yesterday morning, about • quarter before five o'clock, n
most dreadful fire, whack spreed with great fury, broke out
to Ilse house of M . Rudely ■nd Co oil moil colour-mer-
chants, or Butcher's-ruw, Lower East Smithfield. The fire,
it is stippised, iniginetid from the chimney (done of lite
coppers i• the buck part of the premises. The Plicesix and
other cotenant arrived on the spot, and played with a good
supply of water on the ilvviiiiiitig i lenient. Four houses,
with that of Mr. Ruddy, were burned 11. the ground, asst
others injured. The whole of the property was destroyed;
but, we understand. Mr Ruddy was insured. The fire was
VII under t.tiout twelve o'clock yesterd.ty itturniug, uwiag to
the extreme activity of the firemen, &c.
London, England, 1819-01-01

care and management or her internal off Airs, and the
prut.ction of her soil fur she space of three years.—
Proud and hippy, therefore, may Great liritoni call
herself, now that she welcomes her warrior• f vic-
tory ; now that she may repose iii the certain expecta-
tion of a peace, liable to no interruption ; now that
her trade and commerce are in flourishing, that the
•ulor and soldier may gladly resume the citizen,
Nod boil an easy subsistence in the exertions of their
own without puffin,: nrtiunal gratitude
to the test, or joining the standard of a diferesit
nation ; now that all is hn•tle Velllllll lire 11)141tUfae..
tories, and slence within her workhorses ! These,
Sir, toeing facts which none but a Bonapartist or a
Jacobin would dare to question, and it having heen
my fortunate destiny to be a spectator of thrill.
I willingly quit the ►cene, challenging the English
annals to produce a companion to
THE YEAR EIGHTEEN HUNDRED
AND EIGHTEEN.
London, England, 1819-01-01

'lrbe
Sir .Lo

able reduction in the Winaso; Ecabliplime.,t eo
after the meeting of Parliament. It is ecru
the services of the greater part of his iVIAJF.qT
present retinue will be dispensed with earl► 11, I
month of April. They have already received
tb that effect from Gen.TATLOR and Gen.ST.:vr

The Duke of WELLINGTON has coalmen .d
duties at the Oviiiance Office.

Yesterday morning May in full bloom was
ed from the hedges near Charlton, Woolwiel
The materiels left by the late Sir SAIIVF,
WILLY, for his intruded work on the Criraine; L•
are said to enibrece the subject in every i•
view. The mere ere very voluminous, a: ,i
now arranging under the friendly inspection
Seoul:maw and Mr. WHISHAW.
Saturday se'nnight, a fine boy, about threw ,-e4
and a half old, the son of Tuomes ELLFN, •
Borrenee, near Kendal, being left in the 'lilt
its aged gnindmother, whilst the father and
were at Staveley, unobserved by him guardiAn. •
out (it is suppoeed) iu *torch of them. Up.',,
tl
return of its parents the child was misaiswel"
tive and diligent search was immediately in
but without succeesoill the morning of the
tug Tuesday, when the lifeless body of the
weestlaree was fi .
*ben two miles
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GANG OF SHEEP STEALERS.

On Christmas eve and the following night a gang of sheep
steaks • made eIIIISith-r at. le havoc among the flock■ of sheep
belonging to differiad gentlemila and burners it siding in the
enmity of Kent, in the neighbourhood of Hrumley and Farn-
borough, Hayes Common, kr. Several sheep belonging to
Horace tVashingtua Kirkpatrick, Esq. Hayes Common, were
killed, skinned, sad the e.iressios carried off. The skins and
entrails were left bel 1. Thr family of a gentleman in she
same nelghhourhood were alarmed by the harking of a dog
on the same night ; the servants hastened to the sheep peas,
and found that one of the sheep had just been stuck, std
was still alive and bt. cilia'. The •tllsins being disturbed
had decamped. On the same night a sheep, the property of
Geo. Norman, Esq. of B ley (a Magis►rate for the county),
was killed, and the earcas• stolen. Three other gentlemen
had similar depredations committed upon their property the
sem, night. Officers from London have hems dispatched to
use their endeavours to apprehend the rubbers. On.. p. rang
has been Itken up on suspicion of belonging to the despe-
rate gang.
London, England, 1819-01-01

NEWFOUNDLAND.

ST. JOHN'S. DECEMBER I.

Dining the gale from the N.E. on 'Foetal ty last,
a boat was seen standing in for the Narrows; whets
just about Black flead a heavy sea broke upon lier,
she instantly disappeared, and, melancholy to ri late,
all hands perished ! _

The stone day, we understand, a boat, in going
from flollysood to Bay Roberts, to which ',lace she
belonged, was struck by a heavy sea, filled asid
went down, and the crew, catatonia:: of live men,
were all lost. What residers the circum►tauce
more distressing is, that three of them were bro-
thers. were married, and had in the three families
twenty-one children.

DECEMBER 5.

On Wednesday evening, while the araineisofihe
brig Emily were wheeling some ballot through
Mr. Hogan's stage on board that vessel, Michael
MuHolly, a cooper, came down, aomething in.
liquor. and begins an altercat with them, upon
which James Tott, one of the crew, told ltion to go
about his business, and took hold of Mullally by
the collar to shove him away from the head of the
stage: the latter then went up the stage, and watch-
ing an opportunity when 'colt was passing, gave
Itim a violent stab in the side with a pew. Medical
aid was immediately had recourse to, but after lin-
gering till yesterday morning, in great pain, he
expired. On a view of the body, it war found that
the pew had penetrated through his liver, gill-blad.
der, and wounded his stomach. MuDeily has since
absconded, and diligent search is making for him.
Edward Joyce mud John More left here early on
Monday morning last for Torbay, but missing the
road, got bewildered in the woods, and were out all
that night (which, it will be recollected, was re-
markably stormy); after wandering about till moru-
ing. Joyce became so exhausted that lie was obliged
to ►it down, unable to proceed any farther. More,
finding it impossible to get bi. companion along,
and feeling very weak, left him and arrived at u
tilt near Red Head, at ten o'clock 011
almost in a state of insensibility. where, by the
kind treatment of his host, he so fur recovered as
to be able to reach St. John's next day, but has
been very ill ever since. Mr. Jarmin and some
others went in quest of Joyce out Thursday, but
returned in the evening, without having discovered
the least trace of hint. They set off again yester-
day morning, but nothing further has hitherto
transpired.
London, England, 1819-01-01

EXTRAORDI:4VARY CASE
OP A CONVICT RECENTLY PARDONED.

A young man, soured George Mutilator, a na-
tive of trelossil, was tried at the Old Bailry in Fe-
bruary last, convicted, anti sentenced to die, for
robbius his master, Whaley,
the beginning of the following month, the Min.
U. C. Bennett and Mr. Marmon Wood, while
visiting the gaol of Newsate, were induced, from
some circumstances which had previously come to
their knowledge. to ex:twine the youth. blottlwws,
'when they derived from bun such issforiiiwtion as
demanded further inquiry. Froniltivit time in the
present day, Mr. Bennett and Mr. Aid:quasi; Wousl%
assisted by Mr. H.irmer. the solicitor, and with the
active co-operation of Lord Siiirsoatli, and the
Under•Stcrrtary of State, Mr. clubhouse, have
continued n progressive and unwearied investisa.
non of this mysterious cane. the result of whicb
has enabled them succeasfslly to establish his iimedi
cente. and to obtain for him a gracious free pardos
Trion his Royal Highness the Prince Resenr. We
purposely abstain from any counineut on dos im-
portant subject, as vremuderPtand that full particulars
will shortly he published, with a proposal for the re.
lief of nitthewe' auffeitug during the time lie Was
confined in Nearside ; timid we hope that his exam-
ple will be held fatth to all cloves of servouts, as u
bright patters) of the value of good reputation ; for
from the excellent character which Matthews re-
ceived from Ludy Charlotte Campbell. roil from
terry other person with whom he had lived as ser-
vant, the friend, of Matthews have been materially
enabled to trace mud uphold Isis innocent.: to the
public.