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The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1819-03-11

SUPEIDOR ADVICE.

IT is impossible to urge too often, or with ton
much force, the necessity, liken Merino! or Surgical
Advice becomes requisite, of applying to professional men
of acknowledged skill and well-earned celebrity. Though
every one assents to this remark, yet there are few who fol-
low it practically, and numbers are every day the victims of
inexperience and empiricism. The success which lies accom-
panied us in our Inng.estahlished practice is the must sail,
factory proof of our professional skill, as it is the most
quivocal pledge of the politic confidence. Our repotaiiiiii is
eke result of thirty years' successful practice in this nut o•
poles, aid is too well founded to require adventitious a d
during that period, route of the most dislingstislwd non ni
the country have bees under our care, and have furnish. el, by
their perfect restorktiuu to health, the most •atisfeciiii v t--
timoniala of our superior skill and experience. Smru.nn it
by every privilege to practise, as rezeilarly educated Sur-
geons, Members of the Royal Colle!es of Ittudiot and Elba-
burgh, and formerly iii his Majesty'. Sets ice, in which last
capacity we have had the most favonrable ropportorities of
contrasting the practice of oi 4er (vow, irs wills nor uatu, we
have been enabled, from these inu.tiplicil advantaizps, to ac-
quire that certain experi ?ore as well as prompt means of re-
lief, which, in a mote obscure and less diversified practice.
It is altogether impossible to attain. In all Cases of Venereal
infection, and in every Complaint of Debility and Deficiency,
whether arising from the intuit 'wino of youth, long residi nee
is warm climates, free living, or any tither cause producilig
a deficiency of manly vigour, the Patient may rely en
speedy restoration to sound and vigarons health. Stricturea
of the Urethea of ten and twenty years duration. have yielded
to our superior plan of treatment in Cie short period of three
week.; many of these ease% hs.l previonsly been sunrise the
care of Messrs. bionic and tlenyisiile, and either Surgeons 0(
equal eminence, who attempted their cure by the spiilicatioo
of the tutor caustic without succeas. To the Female Ara it
will he consolatory to know, that they may he cured of those
Debilities which defeat conception, and sap the foundation
of ruunnhtal felicity.

We may be consnlted by Patients t.f either Sex with the
grestrit delicacy, wecrely, and honour, at our holm., Nit IJ7,
Hattolatxrden. Tama of remanent:en ire plainly at to.l
in the first interview.

Patients in the Country 'Wine the pn.rictilmr of the.
ease, enclosing a remittance fur Advice and Medicines, wit,
burn &came given or sent to all parts of the wurtd.

CURRIE and CO. Sorcrona,
birefabers of the Royal Colletre of Loudon and
and formerly in hit Majesty's Service, Nu. 107,
Cordes.

LONDON: Printed and Published at the Office, No 127,
Strand; *here A Ivertisement4 are received. weld Lel t. IS
(pnet-paist) must he add rrrrr Ni. I,
Cleffiest's Ns, WHITS, No. 127, *Orin&
Pelstl her.
London, England, 1819-03-11

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BRITISH GALLERY, PALL-MALL.
THIS GALLERY, for the EXIMBITRIR
and SALE of the IVOR KS of NIO DERN ARTISTS,
IS OPEN every Day frovet True in the Morning until Five
its the Afternoon, and will be closed on Saturday, the 27th
instant. By Order,
JOHN YOUNG, Keeper.

Admittance., la —CA' dialogues, Is.

Tl.O N DoN MUSEUM of NATURAL
HISTORY, at the Ezyptiati Hall in Piccadilly, eon-
Wiling the largest Collection in Europe of Cloadrnpeda,
/Cr.'s. Reptiles Fishes, Shells, Sm. will be SOLD RY
AUCTION, in separate Lots in May next, swami divined
of by Private Contract.
Sate Catalog's,* are preparing.

INDIA WAN CH(UNE.
INDIA SIIAtI'I-s IVANTEI).-EVERING-
TON her to inform his Friends awl the Pablie, that
Ite is giving extraordinary Pritrgy fur every description of
INDIA cIIAWI S..Thwua Ladies and GintlPlners who lay
wish to obtain their fullest value, will had themselves liber-
ally tresietl by an early applecutieu at 10, Ludg.str-street,
near St. Paul':.

Note—Lathes wixhing In exchange their Shawls may be

nu the nio,t advaulartous term.

INDIA WAREHOUSE.
A pIVIES. of Bo.ol.etreet, continues to rf 'R.
rictsn all Sorts of SHAWLS and BRAWL
HANDKERCHIEFS, unduly othrr ciirtims Ornaments of
Foreign Produce, at his India %Warehouse, N 0.71.

TE Ladies of the Nubility and Gentry. hi pro.
'ceedinc to and from Rout., the Theatres, and Ev. mine
Palen*, will find the ENVELOPES and WRAPPING
BATH and BEAVER CLOAKS of the greatest utility; and
are moo respertfnlly informed, that they will procure an un-
rivalled vanes, in she Show-rooms of thin' Inventors sad
loetuiluccre, CLEM ENTSON and T rio UPSON. Woollen
Drapers, Tailor's, and Merchants, No. 344, Oxfordstreei,
opposite Great Portland-streei, who have manufactured all
that is nouvelle of those general Wrapping Garments, whose
merits have been praised by thousands alio base were them.
Woollen Warehouse, ebtabliahtil A.D. 1750.

BURGESS'S NEW SAUCE.
11111 E high encomiums bestowed he the Nobility
and Gentry upon the above New SAUCE, imlnces the
Proprietors, Messrs. JOHN BURGESS and SON, to offer to
the Public at large a Caution against Imitations, by men-
tioning 'tone can be relied upou as Genuine without each
bottle being staled ender their Firm and Address, and also
each Label having their signature.
The utility and convenience of this Sauce, being adapted
fur all purposes, has caused a great demand for it, and its in-
crease of circulation bids fair to equal their much and long-
esteemed ESSENCE of ANCHOVIES; they respectfully
solicit a trial from those who have net used it, being confi-
dent it will give satisfaction to the nicest palate.

Warthuuse, Nu. 107 (corner of tht Savoy.stcps),
Strand, Loudon.
London, England, 1819-03-11

RANDALL AND MARTIN.

The hopes of the amateurs of boxing were realised on
Tuesday night, the whole of the stake money, 150 guineas
to 100. hiving been made good, after a dinner at Mr.
Franklin's, in Lower G/051701U1,11firte, contrary to the ex..
pectinous of many Sem al smatenra emote were present,
and betting was six to four on Ilandatt. This battle, which
excites a very lively interest amongst the admirers of scien-
tific pugilism, as well as regards betting, will take place
un the 4th of May, in a 24 fret ring. Both men will go
directly into training. Randall over the Hampstead and
Highgate-hills, and Marlin to the neighbourhood of Durk-
lux, after taking a little Brighton nir.
Crawley and Hickman fight on Tuesday next, sixteen
mile► from Lumina, and betting at Franklin's was 11 to II
on Hickman.
London, England, 1819-03-11

VO. I. of THE MONTHLY JOURNAL of
NEvt VOYAGE% and TRAVIF.III, containing the
Journal complete of an Of enfagril in the late Vnyafe
of Oocuvery to the Arctic Region', will appear on Monday
wit, the IStit ►wtaot : price 3.. sewed, or 33. 6d. in boards.
London, England, 1819-01-23

POLICE.

lOU MIT rr.

The keeper of sit old iron-shop war rierday rorniiiitted
far receiving a git-hai knowing it to have been siolrn.

The property, which In longed Slack, E. - a mer-
chant, nodding in IS impole-strert, w.O Motels from a livery-
-1 Ie at Mill-hill NI ewe, Wimpole.street, aunt a persun being
nipliqed to trace it, went to the Prisoner's shop, and ovlieit
if he hail such all article to sell, whew the Prioincr took him
to some stables, where the harness was hangiog no, and sold it
for lilt its value, staling that it was ill Inv Ike couniu—
meaning tbst it should not lie exprried w London.
London, England, 1819-01-23

CHILD STEALING.

Thursday afirrnonn the children of a man named Colville,
who oi in the employ of Mr. Pollard, hotelier, of Tyler-street, '
Carnahy market, the eldest a buy shout ten years old, and
the other between tan and three, a ent out to take a walk in
the sieighliourhooil; bat before they haul got many yards
from home, too females cause up to the eldest, and after
asking him some questions, entlemeonred to semi him on au
errand; hat he refused to leave the child with them
upon aay consideration ; upon which one of the women
beat him most dreadfully, and took the child Isom him. and
they built tan away. The boy tau home, crying, to inform
Isis parents ; his tuother was at home, and to her lie related
all Iliat happened. She appeared like one distracted, and
instantly pm sited the women, but on the any she fainted stud
was home hark lift l.'s. The same evening the poor child
ass found in a collet in Isi'lrsati-street, near the Foundling
Hospital, stripped of its e:u!hes, and nearly perished aid,
tie

Ettrart nr a letter from Nevis, dated Decem.
bre 15, IsiB •
" The piratical brims Ativol at St. Bartholomew's has since
been emote 1111 l eit and advertised for sale. After she was taken
~,, ni, five vessels that she hail taken came into five
Wallas, and wee again raptured by two of Iltion's ,quaili on,
soon alter which she lift that elation. in conscqui nee of
Ming told that the Swedish Gower ~,,, eiii bail sent an Enclisli
malt of war in come down. They have been at anchor in
an mit-Lay at St. M.ll NOlll'lll% t": 111 he depended upOrt
he to What they are', or I,om whence they came ; but it is
eirtam the tan of Ilan had new tsegrors tin board to the
amount of 750. The others hail wine, leather, dry goods,
cotton, coffee, sugar, rice, elephants' teeth, hides, tallow,
horns, RIO other articles, the produce of Brazil.
" The small-pox broke out amongst the negiori, and
vanstii dreadful devastation.
" It is certain that Lord Coe braise has joined Brion with
r, Ito ship, called the Venezuela. one of 32 elms, called
and one of 32 gitns, called the Mexico. Brion
i Lae given up the chief command In him, after declaring all
Ithe ports 1111 the Main (possessed by Spaniards) in a state
of blockade."
N•B.—The acenunt of Lord Cochrane having joined
• Rl' is discredited, as the ship Ruse in which be sailed
has heist insured to Valparaiso.

The Venerable, --. from Africa to Liverpool,
was witeked in Cardigan MI oat Nlotiday evening—
crew and part of the cargo saved.
•

(7
—OURT OF EXCHEQUErt.—A uovel oreurreoce,
says a eorre•pooatent. took place on Thursday iu
Gra)h.-Isin hall. When the Lord Chief Baron
I ordered the next cause to hr called on, the Illegisirar
I simeirrerl that thrre was ho other cause. For thi4
I the public sire itolebted to the Lord Chief Limon,
who, since he lia4 pre.oled in that Court, has applied
liww-rlf with toi witch that lie his* heard
every cause that -twos in the paper far hearing.
which, for moo) c:u, past, there tsar been so great
I us. arreat.
London, England, 1819-01-23

CITY BUSINESS.

The Lord Mayor yesterday held a Court or Aldermen for
the dispatch of politic tinainels, at which smudgy persons
were allowed and sworn Itrokers.
Prow& of 2,1511 minces of gum, and 21,209 minces of
silver, in bars, were produced awl {MOM off as foreign, fur
purleft ation.
A Petition and Memorial from the Brokers, complaining
of their rights ',clog invaded, and rtynesting the revision
of
some recent regulations, together with various other mat-
ters connected generally will, the subject, was presented, and
referred to a C mittee of the whole Court to examine and
report upon immediately.
Mr. John Ilurlea, Citiren and Grocer. was admitted and
sworn into the office of one or the Fruit Meters.
Precepts fur liceminic Victuallers were directed to lie
Wined for Tuesday, the 2,1 of March mat.
The Present oleos of the Inquests of the several Ward.. as
attire, eit iii on Plough Monday—of Noisaiirea, NowFiee-
Men, !Nino's, Mows, kc. wire read, and proper directions
Riven for the adoption, of requisite meitssitrA therein.
The Cont t was occupied at very considerable length in
hearing and determining a great number of Appeals against
serving the offices of Constable and Inirestmen.
Coal Undertakers were licensed, wail sundry salaries and
hills ortlert.l for lin yinent.
London, England, 1819-01-23

frINDSOIi, .T.►SUAnY 22-

T us ilny. Root rifler cite o'clock, the Duke of
Yititx ; .rd here• to take the diversion of shooting.
The Princess SOPHIA now enjoys much better
health than she did some time }isoce. Iler Royal
I ItOttt►ss occasionally rides nut in her carriage, ac-
companied by a female attendant.
Wednesday the Princess A unusTa accompanied
her !toys! Sister, the I)iichrss uY (ii.otiessTro, iu
her carriage to iliagshut, to inspect the alterations,
improvements, and repairs, which have been pro-
ceeding on for some time pest. Their Koysl High-
IlesSed returned to the Palace in the evening.
London, England, 1819-01-23

APPEAL CAUSES IN THE HOUSE OF LORDS.

The LORD CHANCELLOR ma tit eleven o'clock
in los room. His Lordship, on taking bin seat,
said, he would sit on Monday at Westniiinder
Hall, as the !loose of Lords would not sit fur the
purpose of hearing Appeal,' until Wednesday.
LORD DIGOY, in the matte► of he► Grace she
Imrrage► DOCHENS OF NORFoLN, a Ltanutre.
Mr. IVSTHERELY. stated, that this was the Peti-
tion of the Committee of the lunatic, praying that
it might he referred to the Muster to consider nod
report whether it would or would not be for the
hem fit of the Imintie that proceedings et law should
he taken to ►ecover her pin-money, sett'eil on her
by her husband, the late Duke of Norfolk ?
The LORD CHANCELI.oit—" Is this motion op-
posed
Mr. HART and Mr. WINOTIRLD stated, flint
they were instructed by the other 'unties concern-
ed, to consent to the prayer of the Petition.
The LoRD CHANcELT.OI—" Let it be so."
Prayer of the Petition granted.
His Lordehip was occupied the remainder of the
day in hearing lunatic petitions, of no I ntvest ex-
cept to the parties concerned.
London, England, 1819-01-23

SUPERIOR ADVICE.

IT is impnseilile to urge too often, or wit', few,
mode force, the • ity, w wit Median! or Su. gical
Advice to conies requisite, of applying, to professional men
of acknowledged skill anal well-earned celebrity. Tannish
(very one assents to this remark, yet there are few who ((O-
tos, it pr.siis,oy, and Numbers are every lay the tiCllisis of
inexperience and empiricism. The soros. Which bNs nevivitt,
',ann..' a, in our liontestablisherl practice it Ihr most
factory proof of our IlrUerSllolial will. as It IS I nowt not
quivircid pledge alike public confidence. Our repotatinti is
tke result of thirty year.' soccessfu I praciice in Ibis Melo,
pulse, And is too well fuuuded to setioire ailirelitit'otis a d ;
dining that period, some of the moot distinguished men o$
the country have hero under our earl., and have furiiished. by
their perfect restoration to health, the must satisfactory tn.-
tlinimials of ma superior skill and experience. *mellow al
lay every privilege to initctise, at reguleily r•lticabol Sur-
genus, Members of the Royal College% of Loudon suit Fillii•
burgh, and formerly in his Majeety's Sfrelee, In which WI
capacity we hove hail the must favuorshle nproluilitos of
contrasting the practice of other canopies with nor (ova, we
have been shelties', front these multiplied advantages, to ac
quire that certain experience as well as prompt means of re•
lief, which, in a more obscure and less diversified pracrici,
it is altogether imoussible to attain. In all Cages of Veneta Id
Infection, and in every Complaint of Debility and Deficiency.
whether arising from the infartuatiou of youth, long rt sidtme
in harm chin/ars, free living, or any tither cause firin:Urititt
a deficiency of nimily vigour, the Patient may rely on a
speedy restoration lit tout nil caul VliflroliS !Wants. St antuns
of the Diallers of ten and tsarist, years' iloratioo, have yielded
fu our superior plait of treatment in the short period ',ratite
weds; malty of these cases hail previously been nod. r ibe
date of Nlesscs. 1-loaue and Heaviside, and other Snlittaird, of
equal eminence, who attempted their cure by the applicai ion
of the lunar caustic without success. To the Female Six It
will be consolatory to know, that they may he cured of dime
Debilities which d. Cyst conception, and sap the fuundstnni
of Colllll4llwal felicity
We may be consulted by Patients of either Sex with Ike
greatest delicacy, seciresy, iota h (tr, at suite house, fro.
Halleinvgartkoi. Terms of reurucieratkon are plainly st .1...
in the first ?Isterview. . _ _

Patients iu the Conntry stating the prirticulacs ..f 0
case, enclosing ■ remittance fur Advice and u.:
have alsesSIPC given ur sent to all parts of the MIA hl.
evitm. soul co Surgeons,
Members of the Natal Colleges of London null I hubnru .
■nd formerly in his Alajesty's Service, Nu. 107, Witt,.
garden.

LONDON: Petaled and Pabliabee at the 011ie., Ns. Ili.
Strand; •here Mare items are r.cetrail.
(pint-paid) thud he al:dressed.— C. nu. I,
iemint'a Ira, Primer, ) • II'I2ITE. ND 127, Strfol
London, England, 1819-10-05

BRIGHTON. Ocroiss 4.

Lord Dormer, the Min. Mr*. North, Lord Gail.
ford, Sur G. Slice, the Hun. Mr. Smith, &c. ere la
the lllbt Ml6Via lief.

The Libraries last week fell aft in the brilliaara.
of their evening assemblies, owing to the rain and
squally stale of the weather; but on Thursday, Fri-
day, and Saturday, a favourable alteratiois having
taken place, these approved resorts of the &Aloe-
able and gay again displayed their former fasciae.
Lions and inviting sociabilities. At Donah4stires.
Gibbon pot in a most successful claim to popular
applause; and at Tuppen's, a lICVI vocalist. named
Davits, has given general satisfaction. Both Li-
braries are expected to be elegantly visited this
evening.
The annual Concert of Signor[ Latino and
Mr. T. W. Lloyd, resident proft,sor of ma.ir.
tinder the immediate patronage of Col. Wyndham,
and the officers of the 19th Liticers, promiss
to bring the rays of rank and beauty to a focus at
No. 16, North Parade, this evenin4, the tickets fur
which have been to ns ordinary request fur ICHIIe
days past.

LEW AS, OcToßea 4.

The Duchess of Dorset and Lord %Vhitworth,nii
(♦loods), last, left Buckhorst Park, in this cianoy.
for London, previous to their einbatLa,u.o ior
France. After a short stay at Paris, it is their i..-
terition to proceed no to Naples. on a tour of plea-
sore, and to sirend the winter with many 01. their wre
ble and respected friends, who are sojouniing there.
The unpicked hcps its this dandy were sadly
blown dcwor and discoloured by the high winds
which disiiiiguirbed the early part of the ;oast week.
Sir Edward Kuatchbull has resigned his appoint-
ment of Receiver-General of the county of Kent.
ilia successor is not yet named.
The supply of fat stock at our market on 1. ft*
day, was not so large as on the predating market
day; but it commanded s brisk sale, rod w.is nearly
all disposed of, at prices full us high as ally that
have been quoted. The pig-pens attracted the
mutter of the Brighton butchers, who we believe
bought the whole of their occupants, thOugh wore
numerous thou common.

The Right Hoa. N. VANI/TTART, Chancellor
of the Exchequer. has been visiting the Trea,utre
of the Navy (the Right Hon. F. J. lioallssos), at
Nocton, near Lincoln. On Monday be.t, as the
Rom. Gentlemen. with Ludy SAK*FI Itonissoir
and the Dowager Countess of RUCKIN Amottnr.
were corning to Lincoln. the axletree of the
riage broke: hippily nn other incoovenience rese-
ed them dud the party were obliged to walk +sham
two miles to the city.
The Countess of KILKENNY and Lord am! 1,l(7
RODNEY are among the recent arrivals
burgh. In the list or recent departures from that
City are—

Gunlherpe, E.q. Lieut.• General S.r A. Campbell,
Lady Campbell, and Miss Campbell; - Slack, Can. )lr•.
Slack, and ; Kure Hall, Esq. Mrs. Hall, and 31.01
Hall.

Arrived at the Cross Keys lira, Kelso, withil
there few days, the Duke and Duchess of NOaTil-
I:MORELAND. Lord and Lady CLIVE, for Alisisfek
Castle; the Marquis and Marchioness of TwEsti.
DALE, Cahowls Gam( aSUCH, fur I,mulu°
awl the Eirl of TIIICol:I
KA
(Kelso
London, England, 1819-10-05

THE LATE DUKE Iff RICHMOND.

A Captain, *ho is just arrived from Quebec.
stater, that'lns late Glace the Duke of Itichniond
was taken suddenly ill on the 48th of August, at
Montreal, in consequence of great fat►gue and
!savior wet. fret ; be survived some hours. Previous
to Iris death he expressed a wish to be interred at
Quebec. His remains were taken in the evening of
that day, its a steam•bou;, to Quebec; on their ar-
rival they were put ir► a hearse, which sl►ortly broke
down Mid detained them upwards of au hour. He
lay in state in the Grand Hall on the 3d of Sel►-
tember, and was interred the following evening
with all die solemn dignity suited to his rank and
station. Goodwood. to Sussex, is, we believe, the
fatally burying place.

IRELAND.

DUBLIN, SrPTEMBER 33.

The Italian Opera Company repealed their per-
formances last night, at Crow-street Theatre, with
considerable 1111 Ce

The Earl of Annesley's !wait!), we nre sorry to
state, continuos in an alarming mate. Ili* Lordship
is at present at his seal, Cal•tlewellaii.
The Earl of Courtown and faintly have arrived at
their seat in the wanly Wexford, from England.
London, England, 1819-10-05

DEATH.

On Friday the 2411. tilt. at Sithney Vicarage, Cornwall,
the Itev. John Lindeman, M A. Vicar of Siihney, slid of
Briasop, Herefordshire, in the 73J year of if IS !qtr.

HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT lON DON mum:.
Morning S after 3. I Catalog 20 after 3.

MATRIMONY.
" lovalidique patriorn rt4erant Asinht
---" Frmte the fih.i resshrace,

Unmanly suns arise, a pony race."
ARRIAGE should he tit.' lootirlat;an of
social happiness, whirl it often deo roi ..... eh
the parties that form the union not taking t hos.e pre cauliinis
which would secure them the enjoyment..ir Ihnl ;.rut .10-
mertic htrsriog. Amii:st the mei ineholy verii t e of ,!,....his
sunder which human nature is known to stilf‘ r, cher, ere
none more alarming or more Mori-min:: than 'lime which
refult from fatbieuable gaieties, early dissipation, or sulthflY
intemperance.
Messrs. CURRIE and 4"0. hie to state, that the wantons
attention of a practice exclusively directed to the Sr.stmeut
mud cure", certain complaints, tin rut to the claim of
superior acqutirentent. As reroslar Sargcouni, they off, r t
speedy and permanent cure for every stage of that dicard, r,
which is emit:incited in an uniznarilral moment, mint %fee
poibons she springs of life; and for eerily eta.*
which is the colowipieticeuf jivenile inele.reeti .... s, mut xi;li.T.
by anticipation am ifs unhappy victim all the infirmity • .91.
•141 age—tile body 'itemises enervated and mitutinfoll—'he
cheeks yellow sod bloodless—and the !Jimmy awl
. . _ . .

jetted.. For the result of their seeress in this part. eetar
branch, they rrf'r to fleet repolation which the) I iii
themselves this have motioned by thirty year" expel nitre
A IMIIII extended ptact.ce. In sight mad rereal r. 1%.•
Syphylulte C plaitsis, a perfect care M tompkt•a its 11,v
short period of tan days; mil its the most razes availed e.tsese,
a proper peaseverance in their plan of treatosent insures tee
the patient ass no iwirtle cousin .
Married Wolar”, who have long been disappointed in Iheir
expectations ofafamily, may be assured that, io most co.-,
such defects are curable by medical .kill; and theme' 'IA'
removal of such inipediments may be an objet of ttoat t
said uncertainty wills others, yet the care of such st. it" '•
by the gradual pruprri as of renovation, is the acquire:noel of
illei it experience.
Messrs. Ctli RI r and Co. may be consteltrd lay patient'
of either sex, with the clewed seermy mad honour, at thew
Imam, No. 107, klatton.gairien. Patients is, tae censors,
stating their ear., age, awl central habit of living, &c. &r•
enelosiug a remitteoce for advice said medicines, the mare
will be given. or meal to any part of the kingdom.
Nu. 107, Hattoolgolritru.

- - - - —
LONDON I hinted and Published at the °dice, No. Oft
Iltried; when adneeliseemeni aee reasived, sod Laws
(peet-paid) west be eddresesd—C. SIMIITiI, Pb.. I,
Cl.e.eat's laar Priate.-1. WHITE, Ns. IST, Sirtedi
Pikbabes
London, England, 1819-10-05

GENARAL DEVEREUX.

%Ire understand that the Committee for manag-
ing the affairs cf the South Ameriesti Patriots in
Dublin, dispatched a distinguished member of
their body with a very flattering address, together
with a sword, to be presented iu their name to Ge-
neral DEvEtteux, who is at present iii this city.
The Committee, at the same time, expressed an
earnest wish to see the General once more in the
metropolis of his native country previous to his
setting out to join the army. lie has, in conse-
quence, made arrangements to leave town for Ire-
land, and the ceremony of presenting the sword has
been postponed till his arrival in Dublin.

Don FERNANDO PANALYER and General VER.
GAZZA, Ambassador* from the Congress of Vene-
zuela to the Court of London, li4ve arrived iu
town. They were entertained at filmier, on Satur-
day last, by General DEVEREUL and, we under-
stand, have expressed themselves in terms of the
must grateful satisfaction. on hearing of the exer-
tions made in these countries m Nvour of the com-
mon cause.
London, England, 1819-10-05

HOPE FIRE AND LIFE AMURANCE COMPANY,
Often, 10, Ludgate-kill, ..d 314, adjuisiog the Cerrii%,
Oxfonl-alert, London; 10, Princes...reel, Edinburgh
awll9, Wesirmwelawl-rirrvi, 'MOW.
FIRE OFFICE—CAPITAL ONE MILLION.

POLICIES etleete.l npon every draeriplian of
Property wiiiti• the Coiled Kingdom, upon reason-
Ale terms.

Losses are uniformly paiJ by Ibis Company with libe-
rality and promptitude.
Policies which expire at Michaelmas slinithl he renewed
within fifteen days thereafter, or the same will become void.
LIFE. OFFICE ONE MILLION.

Mesons assuring in this 01lire participate in profits,
without incurring the liability of loss. the Proprietors has,
iiig undertaken all responsibility; upon sh.cls principle nn.
microns are the instances of Ten, Tn.. lily, and Thirty per
Vent. bring paid in add' ' in the awount ineoireil; anal cases
hare occurred (when the duration or lire has been consider.
ally potilonged) where the perneut has been enure than
dabble the astai.ousered.

So F,a, rases Moor), Admission Fee, or other Official
Clasp, escorted. WILLIAM BURY, Nee.
London, England, 1819-10-05

WESTERN DISPENSARY,

Charles.street, Westminster.
VARTERLY GENERAL MEETING
of the GOVERNORS of this CHARITY will be
holden at the Dispensary, on THURSDAY NExT, the 7th
instant, at Eight ti'Clock in the Esening precisely.
By Order, IV H. LI N DEHAN, Secretary.
Upper Crown.wircet.lrestenssister, lletober 4, 1919.
London, England, 1819-10-05

SPJJ%G AND NEATE.

There is likely to be much contention for the stakes of
501, a side between these heroes of the fist, which
was to have been made 1001. a side, and to fieht to morrow.
Neale Wein: brokers his arm, the forfeit of 501. is due to
Spring; hut Nllr.vLoekley, on Neate's aide, refuses to (infra,
and the stakeholder has been served with a notice f an
attorney not to cave the ■takes to Spring. The attorney's
letter, and one from the stakeholder to Spring, he has re-
ceived; but it will be defended, and Spring will attend tin
:be day at Speeuhamland, the place Gamed fur fightiug.
London, England, 1819-10-05

OFFICIAL NOTICE OF CARLILE'S TRIAL.

The following a Copy of the Official Notice
of Trial, which was sent to Mr. Cathie yesterday,
by the Solicitor of the Treasure• :
Lincoln's Inn, Oct. 4, 1819.
SIR—I beg leave to acquaint you, that Tuesday, the 12th
inst. has been appointed for the trial of informations filed
■Rsinst you by his Majesty's Attorney-General, and that it
is Foopoied to commence with the niformation fu► Pafne's
Age of Remo+.
1 am, Si►, your most obedient humble Servant,
(Signed) GEO. MAULE.
Mr. Collide, 55, Fleet-street.

Notices hare ulso been served upon him to attend
at the Crown °lnce, II old reduce the Juries, Oil
Thursday.

It was stated, some time since, both in speeches
and in letters addressed to the public, that on the
16th of August, the day of the Manchester meet-
ing, a man with In. shoulder dislocated, his elbow
crushed, and having a severe sabre cut on his fore-
head, was conveyed front Peter's.place to the
Manchester Infirmary ; that when the surgeons
were about to dress his wounds, one of them said
to him, " You won't go to another Meeting for
Reform, I warrants"—" Yes, I shall," was the
reply, " if I recover ; this last meeting has shewit
me more strongly than ever the necessity of Re-
form." The consequence was, the mato was im-
mediately turned out of the Infirmary, without
having received any surgical assistance. Such is
the statement. But at a meeting of the weekly
Board of the officers of the Infirmary, held on the
21st ult. when all the physicians and surgeons be-
longing to that establishment were present, it was
declared that 4' no person with a dislocated shoal.
der applied for surgical assistance on the 16th
August, and that no patient whatever was dis-
missed without every proper attention being paid
to his case." This declaratiou was bigoted by the
six physicians and the six surgeons attached to
the Infirmary. This contradiction ought, we think,
in justice to these gentlemen, be as widely pub-
lished as the original statemeut.
The steam-vessel which had been prepared 14
Lord COCHRANE'S expedition to South America.
is to be fitted up as a packet between London and
Leith.

We have been informed that Wolfe, who was
sentenced to death at the last Durham Abrauu.
received a pa►dou on Saturday se'rrenght. Ile wow
seen at Sunderland on Monday. It it said that
Charlton, who was tried for HAMILTON'S murder,
was %itli him. lle must, timeline, have been intr.
Boned also. •

At the Glusgow Assists the only important cam
that bar hitherto occurred is that of 411•Kin/ny and
Bud:unman, far au audacious robbery cutimmti-41
in the bed-rowns of Lord DOUGLAS. at Bothwell
Castle. The culprits were found guilty, and two.
tented to be executed ou the 2d day of November.
London, England, 1819-10-05

EAST INDIA HOUSE, Scrramnrß iN, 11419.
Tnr COURT of DLRECTOR,S I,l' the
UNITJD COMPANY of 511ERCHANTs of ENG-
LAND, trading to 1k EAST INDIES, do hereby gire
Notice,

Thu the Carla will I. ready to receive Proposals in
IVriting, on or before WEDNESDAY, the Srh I 'trotter siert,
from the Ownrrs of sweh sips of the hinnies of from 600
Tyne sal upward*, registered measn►ewesst. which have not
surforrned snore slims Seven Voyeges to soul from Nail or
opersfying the rate of freight at which they may be
willing to let suds Ship for WIC Voyage in the Conspany's
serrire.

The Tenders, with the words "Ship Tender" on the cover,
to Ire severally sealed up, and left with the Secretary, nt or
before Twelve o'clock at Noon on the said Bth October, be-
yond whirls hour No Tender will be received.
JOSEPH DART, Secretary.

The particulars of the Trtms and Conditions upon which
the Ships will be engaged for the Company's service, may be
had upon application at the Office of the Clerk to the
Committee of Shipping, oil or after Monday Him, Roth
Instant.
London, England, 1819-10-05

BRON•N'S CASES IN CHANCERY. WITH UMW
REDESDALES NOTES.

This day is published, its sop) 11;11. price 12s. sewed, the
First Port ref floe Second Volume of

mIL HKOWN'S REPORTS in C!IA N-
CEKY during eltr time of Lord Chaurellor Theirlow,
from 1778 to 1794. The Fourth Edition, with important
truereetiotis and Arlititinsis from the Registrar's Book ; fauns
'he Author's 3lstiliscript Notes in Ins meat Copy, intended
for a further Easii )))) ; from various Manuscript Notes of
Ih. highest authority, by eminent contemporary and dig.
titled Members of the Profession; together with Observa-
tions from the subsequent Reports on the Cases reported
by Mr. Wow% and Decisious on the Points of Law to the
present tone.

By ROBERT BELT, Eari.tif the tuner Temple, Barrister

it Law.

1.4“olos : Printer' for Hear y lietterisertb, Law Bookseller,
Nu. 7, IF:eel-street, Isetweets the Templeirates; of wham
may he bud, the iwyeesloug Two Parts, comprising the feast
Yulumr. prier U. 4..

Thu Etl must wi:l be published iu Eight Parts forming
I*.wu Volumes.
London, England, 1819-09-20

POLICE.
-....-

BOw Merry.
Mr. Birnie, on Saturday received a letter,signeil T
ft-, Rad dated Latis!uith, informing inns that a
heal plot had been formed to de►troy two active officie.4
thus establislimeot, ahu were considered by • certain ti,IN
St individuals as the two principal spies of GIOWY, ..... eta.
The writer, after naming the Officers marked oat for ale.
sdruction, assured the worthy Magistrate that this was ~„
Lord Mayor's Atkins's plot, but was really in emote-tier, mil
ripe for execution, and conjured the officers to take rare of
themselves. The communication was regarded as a
aid no further notice was taken of it ili3U to acquatat the
individuals nr itiuncd with their danger.

91•11LISOROUGH STRCET
Saturday W Beale was remanded by his inssiri,
Mears, of Brrwiek-street, Soho, on a charge uf hmog
em-
bzzled various sums of money inirusted to him.
A wretch, named Word, was committed in d,rmit or
bail. fur ivn.sulting a little girl. only six yea. 11.1.1,
Sarah Bowden was fully consuaitird lur stealing barns
from a shop in the Seven Dials.

LAMBETII-.TIt Et?,

Oa Saturday Daniel Mendoza, junior, sun of
limited pugilist of that name, was brought op for final era.
minslion, charged by Joseph nuke, of No. 8, High•sireet,
Whitechapel, with stabbing him with a penknife, with is.
tent to kill, or do him some bodily harm.
Several witnesses were examined in support of this case,
the particulars of which are before the public.
The Primmer was fully committed fur trial.
London, England, 1819-09-20

MR. WEST'S EXHIBITION.
THE GREAT PICTURE. DEATH ON
THE PALE HORSE, CHRIST REJECTED, ST.
PETER'S FIRST SERMON, PAUL and RARNABAS
►eeeiving the GENTILES, the BRAZEN SERPENT, the
CRUCIFIXION of OUR SAVIOUR, with other PIC-
TURES aud SKETCHES, are now Exhibiting tinder the
lasnirdiate Patronage of his Royal Higfraess the PRINCE
REGENT, at No. 12.5, Pall-Mall, sear Cm-Ron-House,
every day from Ten till Five.
Ry Order, CHARLES
This da- published,'
London, England, 1819-09-20

THE RAWEST.

Some landholders in Dorsetabiesi two roes since planted
a considerable quiatitity of Hops, sod Ibis year they have
commenced pirking an abundant crop, free from blight and
disease, and of superior quality. The sumtal supply of Hops
for the western counties low been from time iniinemorial
from the great mart at Weyhill, to which they are brought
from the eastern counties of Hants, Surrey, Sussex, and
Kent.

--- ---
The crops of Oats on the forest of Mendip were never
known to exceed those of the present season. Straw very
good, and the crops of Hay abundant.
Apples in the neighbourhood of Taunton are very fine;
thry now begin ill make a truly h.indsonie app
Prime Cider is selling at 40s. per
London, England, 1819-12-08

BRIDGEj. MAYOR.

AT a COURT of LORD MAYOR and ALDERMEN,
holden in the CH A M SCR of the GUILDHALL of the
CITY of L')NDON, on TUESDAY, the 7th day of
December, 1119, and in the Anth Year of the Reign rif
George the Third, of the United Kingdom of Great
'Swain sod Ireland, Kirr4. act.
WHAT this Court oli•ei re, with deep feelings
of regret, that the Court of Common Council, on the
25th of November last, did enter into Resolutions upon
certain proceedings deemed necessary by this Court to be
adopted against I Parties fur a riotous ohatriretion of
the Election of a Lord Mayor on Miehaelmay Day last;
and at the same time directed the Chamberlain nut to pay
any expense* that have been or may be incurred an account
of such prosecut ccccc a, without their special orders.
That this Court, from the earliest period, have hail the
right to draw, and in the exercise thereof have drawn upon
the Chamber for the payment of all such sum or arms of
money, as well for prosecutions directed by them as other.
wise, as they, from time to time, have deemed nece.sary for
the purposes of justice.
That whilst the Court is pursuing its due course of
public duly, it loci-omen highly imperative wpm, them to
maintain soul defend their RIJN' .-id Privileges against all
attacks ur attempts that may he made thereon.
That much as this Coro would feel gratified in acrediag
to the unantnions recommendation of the Court of Common
Couucil to withdraw their Resolution against the Parties
implicated, twilit their sense of duty permit them to do so,
they fuel themselves bound to enter their must firm and de.
tided Protest against the Resolutions of that Court, and
the power attempted to be exercised thereby over this Court,
in directing the Chamberlain not to 'pay any expeuses that
have been incurred, urea), be incurred in respect of such
prosecutions. WOODTHORPE.

TO-MORROW every Ticket will be Dun, with the '
Chance of SIX of 30,1100 a.: ALL of which way be
Rained TO.NIOR ROW. The First-drawn Prize in each
Class will have 20.0001. therefore TWO of :0,0001. will
be decide.: in the Fine Five Minutes TO-MORROW.
J. sly EWRIGHT, Site Contractors,
0 • have Ssle Tickets and Shares in great variety, at
their Fortunate Offices,
37, CORNHILL; 141, HOLBORN;
3s, HAYMARKET ; 'l4l, OXFORD-STREET.
Where they Sold, it& Shares, 'WE Capital Prizes First Day.
London, England, 1819-12-08

FORAGE, VtS.
Oats, Hay, and Straw, to his Majesty's Cavalry in Barracks ,
and Outs in Cantonments and Quartets iu the seder
mentioned County:
Al Altera:.
That IA Deliveries are to commence on and foe the
Twenty4fth day of January next ; that Proposals in
writing, Jested up and marked "Tender for Army Supplies,"
will be received at this Office on ur befure Tuesday, the
4th day of January (bat none will be received after Twelve
o'Clock ou that day), and if sent by post, the postage must
be paid.
Proposals must be made separately for each County, and
each Proposal most have eh... Letter which is annexed to the
Tender properly filled up, by two Pers4vLs of known Pro".
potty engagiqg to become humid with the Party tendering"
in the amount stated in the printed particulars fur the due
performance of the Contract; and no Proposal will he no-
ticed unless made un a primed Tender, and the prices ex-
pressed in words at letsith ; and should it so happen,
that Ores the Continuance of the Contract stra Troops
shouliPbe^rapplied by virtue of the same, the motto of
the Stamps on the Contract and Bond, paid in the first
Instance by the Contractor, will be refunded to him.
Particulars of the Contracts may be had upon application
at these Chambers, between the hours of Eleven and Five,
and at the Office of Deputy Commissary General Young,
Edinburgh.
P.S.—Samples of the Bread and Meal may be seen at the
Office between ;be Hours of Twelve and Two.
London, England, 1819-12-08

)lERTISG 1N S.VITHFISLD.

TO MR. WM. PHILLIPS, SECRETARY, &C.
5, Wych-atreet, Strand, Dee. 6, 1819.
ca—As I perfectly agree with the twenty-oioe house-
holders of the City of London, in the propriety of peti-
'lonia: his Royal Highness the Prince Regent to withhold
t',c Royal Asscnt to %boar Rills which are now pending in
Yoliamotit. 1 hesitate not to accept their invitation, and
..id do my-clf the honour to preside at •the Meeting in
Srnthfield, nu Wednesday, the Bth of December, at Twelve
0-Clock; and 1 most devoutly hope, that his Royal High-
:iosowill not, upon thus inaportaut occasion, turn a deaf ear
to the prilye,s of a long suffering. patient, and loyal peo-
ple, particularly as the uhjn•t of those who have signed the
Requi.iioni appears to he full as mush for the protection
safety of the Throne, as it is fur maintaining the rights
hhertit a of the people.
1 aw, Si,, your obedient Servant.
HENRY HUNT.
London, England, 1819-12-08

CANDLES ON AN IMPROVED PRINCIPLE.

—•-••--
P. I)AVIES. 63. St. &lento's lane. uppro.
M • site New Slaughter's CulFee-hoose, pole Miumfae.
tome of the IMPERIAL WAXED WICK MOULD
CANDLES, which are universally allowed to burn equal
to wax, deems it necessary to caution the Nubility and
Families against the base attempts of persona daily adver.
tieing, as none are genuine but those had at his Warehouse
as above, or No. t 62, Fleet.street.
Fine Sperm Candles, 3c. 4J. per pound; Niece Wax
Lights, or Loog Wax Pieces, 3s. Pd. per polled ; Imperial
Wase3 Wick Mould Candles, ll*. W. per doses ; Rest
Store Candles, 10a. per dozen ; Mottled Soap, firms 94e. to
945. per cwt.; Yellow Soap, eta. to 14GL per cwt.; Fine
Curd Soap, 102 s. per cwt.; Wigglier and Palm Soap, Is. dd.
to 2s. per lb.; BMWs. Will:ill'', IL to 2s. dd. per tb.; Highly-
Scented Fairy Soap., 9s. per dozen ; Sealing Wax, is. Id.
O
per lb; Fine Sperm Oil, 7..64. per hue; Cuoabee this
3s. fld. to 48. per gallon.
Orden feeerovele4 to ell parte of Town, sod earthily
peeked fee die Gentry.
London, England, 1819-12-08

DRILLING AND TRAINING.

On thr motion of Lord SIDIIOIITH. the Drilling
and Training Bill was read a third time, and
passed.

LI BELS.

The Libel Bill went through a Committee, in
which the blanks were filled up, and a clause pro.
posed by Lord Sidinoutlt was agreed to, viz. that
tau search fur copies of a libel, for which • conviction
had been had, should he made in the house of any
individual whose name was hot expressly inserted
iu the order obtained for that purpose.
The Report or tie Bill, with the Amendments,
was ordered for Thursday.
The House then adjourned to Thursday.

HOUSE OF COMMONS, TurIDAY, Decnisti 7.

This day a variety of private business, of au univaportas
nature, was transacted.
MR. OWEN'S PLAN.

Sir W. DI CRlll.lOll' gave notice, that he would submit
• Motion to the House on Thuraday the 18th instant, respect.
log the plan proposed by Mr. Owen, for ameliorating the
condition of the poor.
MR. MA LIAISON.

Mr. W. SMITH presented a Petiliun from Mr. William
Mattison, the Inventor of the Life. Preserver. He did not
mean to enter into the merits of Ilse inveution,but be thought
the object of the Petition deserving of more attention than
it bad loiltertu received from the House. . .

. The Petition was then read; it prayed that the House
would lake measures wettable the Petitioner to carry his in-
vention into general practice.—Read and laid on the table.

PAPERS.

Certais Law Papers respecting the execution of the Law
is Irelaud, ordered a few nights back, were brought sp sad
laid on the table.

Mr. ►lartia, from the Army Pay-office, presented a reta►a
of ill permits receiving supersounstom or other allowances
of a civil nature fr2m the Paymaster-Generat's ofice..--Ladd
on the table.
London, England, 1819-12-08

STORIES FROM MODERN HISTORY.
This day are published, is three yelames, price 7s. Id. half-
besed,
TRUE STORIES from MODERN HIS-
TORY. Clarouolecically arranged from the death of
Charlemsceir to the battle of Waterloo.
By the AUTHOR of "True Stories from Ancient History,"
and other esteemed Works for Young People.
Printed fur Hams and Son, corner of St. Paul's Church-
yard.
Where may be had,
TRUE STORIES from ANCIENT HISTORY, by the
same Author, in 3 11..111. price 7s 6.3. half-bound.
The limps anti advertisement will not admit of iosertinic
the encomiums passed on ibis work by the Reviewers in dif-
ferent periodical publications; but the public may be enur-
ed they sire such as cauuut fail of insuriug it a respectable
reerplicol.
London, England, 1819-10-02

"CIIVE4 T-C4l:b EN T licE4T-RR.
Macatant played Othello for the fire time
fast Melt. He looked and dressed the cleiracter
'very well, and his perlerinatice was chaste and cm.
red, without shy deficiency of energy and spirit. His
last Seene, in which lie eltpresses his sorrow and re.
snorer on the discovery of the cruel deception or
*likh he was the dupe, was finely acted. He was
well nkeived throughout, stud *as humoured at the
conclusion with loud and prolonged plaudits. The
House was well filled, and duspla) ed an elegant

DEATH OP THE DUKE 01' RICHMOND.

The following is a copy of a letter received last
Ittonnug et Lloyd's:—
" tit ip Mary, off Dover Sept. 30, 1819,
from Qoel:m.

b.to acoptaiat yes, That, os the Ist September,
►t hatf-past six o'clock s. se. the colours of the fort were
struck haM•tmst high, sad is half aft hour learned from the
hewn, that dispotches had arrived from Montreal (by one of
the steam vemels), with an account of the death of the
Governor of these Culaaies (the Duke of Richmond)
at the above place, very soddenly. It was also reported
at the time the dispatches left, that Lady Elisabeth •
Lennox's (his eldest daughter) life was despaired of,
through grief foe the loss of ea indulgent father. At
two p. •. when the Mary sailed, the town of Quebec was
is. 'microvolt Ismeatations low the loss of suc► a worthy cha-
racter ; be is universally regretted by every elms of
people. Hl. sodden death was sappo•ed to be from over
exertion in walking the day before. He was then on his
return from inspectiog the new settlements i■ Upper
Canaria. His body will be seat to Quebec is. a few days,
moil thence to Ragland.
" Sir—As it is possible we may be the first arrival since
the above date, I thought it my duly to give you the earliest
information possible, and this is n true statement of the re-
ports iu Quebec w►en I sailed.
(Sigoed) " J. WARDII.I.."

• Mary is t►e name of ►ia Grace's eldest daughter. We
do not believe t►ere is any daughter of ►is Grace named
Elisabeth.

IRELAND.

DUBLIN. SZPTEIIIBIII 28.

Last night the Italian Opera Colierotiv com-
menced their performances with ll Dom Ciurattni.
Signors Ambrogetti„ Brgrez, and Humeri), and
SiKilorns Corn and Mori were loudly applauded.
Sir Berijamin,Blouintield has nut arrived in Ire-
laud, as stated in the papers.
The Earl of Glengall has been appointed Cap-
tain of the Cabin Yeoman Infantry.
London, England, 1819-10-02

gers had found their way in. roe prior to the (Leis
sum, on all Gentlemen who were not inhabitants of•
the Ward being ordered to withdraw, sums hod
the honour immediately to retire.
• Mr. Drpoqy .I..oxt.ET said hr had counted right
. who hid so withdrawn.
The headle wet, however. reonerverl b►• several
of the fkottlertien present, tv;in bore testiinany to
his (ire anidtti,y.
Mr. Tec] obsrrved, flint some Gentlemen from
the itewapaliers Irad olitinord adteiission. :rod to
whit•h 1u prests►nnl there r•orttd be no oblectioo.
Five Reporters from the Monolig Niters were
in the room; Nod, of course, withdrew previous to
the division ; hot not our of them had entered
without pervlonolv &naming regular permission.
They were iiidebted to the polite soil roni,i.lerate
attention of Mr. Madre, the proprietor of the ta-
vern. for receiving it convenient Wave, and the ut.
wog facility tor disch.irgiog ilter duly.
Several persons Irad retired Irmo the mretiog no
the day advanced, without waiting fur ;be
London, England, 1819-10-02

ECCLESIASTICAL ARRANGEMENTS.

The Hon. and Rev. Mr. Talbot, brother to the
Lord Lieutenant, has refused the Buthopric, which
will become vacant in consequence of the transla-
tion of one of the Right Rev. Bench to the Arch-
bishopric of Tuam. Dr. Elrington, the Provost of
Trinity College, will be the new Bishop. He is to
be succeeded in the Provostship by Dr. Lloyd,
Mathematical Professor iii the University. There
will be also a third fellowship vacant : the retire-
ment of the Rev. Dr. Nash, Rector of Ardstraw,
and of Mr. Hiucks, Rector of Ardtres, having made
Iwo already.
The new Dean of Cork. Doctor Burrower, is
expected iu this city next week.