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The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1819-03-06

H A LF-PA Y.

Mr. LYTTErrox oi•lieci to ask the Noble Lord
opposite (Lord l'alieserstoti) whether any resolution
lied hero enure to regarding the oath to lie t+l ken
by officers on hail-pay, at the brut of receiving
their hulf-pay ?
Lord PALNIERSTON bid not been able to give
it satisfactory account last Session to u *amain ques-
Hon from the lion. Gentleman. lie tiusted, finw-
eve*, that that lie had to make now would he prr-
f.etty satisfrctory. Ile now had it iu his poorer to
tell the honourable Member, that it had been
thought expedient so frr to relit,' the rule referred
to, that whereas by the tomtit regulation no officer
could receive Ins hall-pry without tucking an affi-
davit that lie held no other place of emolu-
ment, civil or military, under his Majesty, it
had been resolved to substitute au oath. that
he held no office, civil or militaty, wider the
Crown. excerdiag three times the amount of
his which was computed to be equal to
about twice the amount of las 101 l pay ; and con-
sidering that the greater number of officers, parti-
cularly inferior ones, had little chalice of future
employment, lie hoped the honer would not look
upon the amended regulation as too liberal.
Mr. LYTTIit.TON said, the answer of the Noble
Lord was entirely aatisfactory.
Alderman WooD begged to know, whether soy
regulation had been adopted respecting officers
entitled to half-pry servitig tinder Foreign Powers ?
Lord PALMERSION s:.id, that the prohibition
London, England, 1819-09-08

COUNTRY P 4119.

• •
Bristol fair commeoced on Wednesday last. There were
very few fat cattle, bat of lean isemoi a great skew, and they
wait off readily at advanced prices. A scanty supply of
good hones, sod them sold high; inferior ones were a mere
drug. We cannot quote the prices of leather, the fair for
this article not commencing till Monday.
At Monmouth fair, no Saturday last, there ♦as het an
indifferent sliest, in point of Number, of fat beasts. but those
were bought quickly at a reduced price. The other sorts of
mock were in no request, and few buyers attended. Best
making cheese sold at 70s. and two meal at 56a. which were
about the general prices. The market uniting with the fair
day, brought a somber of people to town ; but there was
little bushiest% in the tridiug pails of society.
London, England, 1819-09-08

DRILL AGRICULTURE.

A crop or wheat has been grown this summer by Mr.
Belllfflre, of Marsh Court, parish of Eldersield, in this
comity, which produced 4b titeaves per acre, after having
been vow, fur the last three years with wheat, in double
kills, at a• distance of Nor feet six inches apart, with a dis-
tance of eight inches between the single rows of each drill.
The whole of his tillage land (about 107 acres) has been
hitherto sown in wheat, without the aid of any manu►e what-
ever. The average of the crop, which was all housed last
week, is calculated to be about 30 bushels per acre.--(Gloat-
cuter Herald.)
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London, England, 1819-09-08

THE APERIENT SODAIC POWDERS.
TFIN new and elegont Preporation positemee
the sdrantage of "meetly producing the best SODA
WATER, sod of being, at the same time, 'a mild
APERIENT, relieving Heartburn, Bite, Nausea, Acidity
mmo the Stomach, lee. It is recurnemesdrd to those whose
Smooch from weaker.% or other causes, reject Epsom sad
Cheltealmem Salts, Su. the meatmenmes taste of which deters
massy from ming them. These Powders possess all the
'medicinal properties of • them salts; in their opera
tioe are
equally send and efficacious; sad being perfectly tasteless,
airy may be given to children as well ea risks, who =soot
mkt a sailor aperient is soy other form. The Powders
taken after too free an indelgesee in the 1111016111 of the
table, partieslerly after too arch wine, the camoso dis-
agreeable sirens are altogether avoided. le worst climates,
they will he fused diffusively beneficial, as they correct die-
mordseed bile, without debilitatiag the stomach.
I Sold by the Proprietees,R. peeler end Seas, Chemists sad
Dreggisis, N 0.4, Cleeveisle, censer of St. Peel's, leads;
sod No. 34, Seekville.street, Dobli• • sod, file them, by all
elms prisms! Deeksellers, Druggists:sod Sledicies Vergers,
tbetmghent the Kiagdem. Is gems, at Se. &Leach.
N.8.--M order le prevent the sobstileties of sponges
imitatimmos of these remises, a fae.imintile of the Provirespes
slimier, is sogrsved the label which is salmi to each Bow.
London, England, 1819-12-20

HOLT D. WOOD.

res on issne directed by the Lo►d Chancel-
lor, to try the validity of is coutunisaion of bank-
rupt at; 611,4 one Joseph Wood, the brother of the
I), fruit:int,

There •:ere three questions directed by the Chan.
reflor !,e tried-Ist, Whether the commission of
bai,lerupt against Wood, was sued nut at the es.
rens, of the Defendetit ?-11d. Whether it was seed
rapt I prucareinent of the Defendant ? and idly,
It'twite•r by concert between the bankrupt and the
I lefeitdant ? This was one of • class of curs
r linq of late been brought before the Courts,
'Haler the denomination of manufactnred coin-

The bankrupt was an !nimble porter
in Liverpool, and the Defendant. his bro.
1:.r:. tV,ig belt ier to a Gentleman named M`Nab.
re. 7,1614 in Great Cumberlaud4treet, Portman.
?1.1nn,:•. (king in a state of embarrassment, the
Isropt -,.plied to a Mr. Sherwood, whose ex-
pe::: i.► rnrh transactions, lie presumed, would
lie!p I,im through his difficulties. Meetings took
pi .vc upon the subject at the house of a publican
•d Thomas. in Gray's-Inn-lane, and at length
it i• a. artutogrd thaw comenisviiits should be sued
i i:e tier n:►rne of the Defendant, as petitioning
I.,,litne. A Mr. (full was appointed Solicitor to
yonetni4siten, and in the petition and other pro-
cef deng4 the bankrupt was described as a merchant
Livcrpoul. end the Defendant as a Gentletnan
re,nlirg in Great Cumberland.street. The sabre•
one ct I.roreetlings which took place having raised a
!.u•vicion that all was not right, some of the credi-
t.•is thought it proper to petition . the Lord
Chancellor to supersede the commission. On
neen-ion, and now, it turned out that the
i• rope, in+teed of being a merchant, kept a peer•
;-t• t• I Lir in Liverpool, and that his brother, the
etitioning creditor, was a gentleman's butler: It
• Itterrd in evidence, that when the Defendant
• '••rr.•d with a copy of ►he petition last referred
t.•, at iie master's house, he said he had merely
L. come a petitioning creditor to serve his brother,
d that he knew nothing whatever of the proceed.
it is under the eommiovion..nor had he had any
-cer..inutii•mtion with Mr. Dull or Mr. Sherwood.
Mr. !101l was the only witness examined on the
of the Defendant, cud after he had concluded
i . evidence the Jury said they did not wish to traw-
-1 :e Nlr. Scarlett iu reply, or the Chief Justice to
• !•• up. they were so perfectly satisfied of the sus-
:• us character of the transaction.

1•‘

i CatEr Jvcrace, however, directed their
•tter tion to the piaci*e questions they were called
1:1100 to decide, and having done so, they laggar-
d :.trig• found roe the Platatiff, thereby affirming
the th►ee questions above mentioned:
London, England, 1819-12-20

11014NFR r. CONNER.

T' A TTORP 111 Y-G EN innved the Conrt for
an i..jieriion in this ease, to restrain the Defendant
irons carrying on 'mantras any longer under the
Arm of Bonner and Bonner. The partnership con-
cern had been dissolved in March last, by the none
sisal emollient of both parties; awl of this the usual
notice was given in the Lowden Gazeite. But the
Plaintifralleged that the ID. WWI carrying
els roili:114410 in the same firm.—lc, ction gnintril.

TIC xr.t.t. AND oTnrits r. AND OTHERS.

In this cave, which has hero often laid before the
politic, the ATTOINEY-GINERAL moved for L re•
ceiver being appointed. . . -

..
LORD CHANCSI.LOR" This case was before
me mime time ago, and 1 gave advice then that
tier rarlio-* sitotild come to some accommodation;
lilt illy advice has slot been complied with. One
cantiot help seeing in this. as in many other cases.
a mei sriclibly instance of the spirit which makes
men to 'mime the misty of a suit in Chancery.
rather than accommodate. 1 shill nut suffer this
to be the case here; nor shall 1 snow parties to li.
ttgate for the sake of litigation. But this 1 shell
-3y, that miles% en offer he matte by the offending
I shall be obliged to do what perhaps will
net lie liked. thee nre an answer in a day or

twu."

COURT OF KING'S RENCll,Gmotuti,
SATURDAY, ID/TERSER 19.
London, England, 1819-12-20

Poisou'd rats die iu

perieh the name

Of tech sordid apostate, whose• fah odg ere sold,
Who barters his reason, has c.mptririoro., Now,
Tor that haunt of poisons, a Nlnnskr., gold.•

Shall your infamy die then No! Rats, tou ►hall lire.
The Muse shall distinguish your clams, if she's st!!..
Like reptiles ir spirits, your shame ►hall 5 arrive,
And your names at full lenzth ►hall were for the lulu!

• "There is your told, worse poiso•i to meow .en
Than these poor compounds that thou ina).ol not WI
London, England, 1819-12-20

IS!1 O'N El

The rumour which has hero in eitenlation for a few day.,
that Mom O'Neill was ohout to 'vesting her hand nu a Gentle.
man of lame fortune and hith music!, cation in Society, is
now coul.rtnial beyond all question. (10 Friday neat, she is
to he molted to Mr. fteecrr, the present Rip sauce in
Parliament of the town of Mallow. 'floe erairitiouy, we en.
derstaud, is to take place at the seat of John Power,
E.g. from which the mewl)-married pair will shortly proceed
to Rallygablio. in she county of Cork, Mr. Becher's cons.
try seat. 'fhc terms mori which this einneaiiis has been
formed, soil to chub, we Irma, there is no impropriety in
iiiivertilig, ore, we imileillood, distinguished by very rare
disinteresteduess nod generosity—always the companions of
clothed sentiment. Mr. Bettor. Pam's*" of a tarfle for-
tune himself, wooed :Huss O'NC:It for her rirtues and
without •c.. i . iiilerat• for the large fortune
she had amassed in public life, and she received him as a
suitor, fur his manly and honourable character, gentlemanly
arquirenients and polished manners, being as independent
7R7 the mere point of fortune as he was. A compromise be-
le-reu studs ehahed feelings ass not difEcnlt. The Gentle-
man left st the Lady's discretion, and for the 80... amaze of
her family, whatever sum she dud at her disposal—suit she
assig•ed to him charms and qualities that, if these he 'toy
thing certain in Ibis life, mast ensure his happiness.—(Frrc.
74 a a's Juana:o
London, England, 1819-12-20

HOUSE OF COMMONS, "'mummer, Declaim 18.

The House met at three o'clock. and was sum-
moned by the Usher of the Black Rod to the Up-
per Howse. to hear the Royal Assent given to cer-
tain Bah. On the return of the SPEAKER, an ad-
journment took place.
London, England, 1819-12-20

so important, that they find it difficult to select particu-
lar facts at worthy of greater notice. He isformed the
Committee, that he knew many instances of persons in.
jeered by larcenies awl furgerirs, declining to prosecute
on account of Ilse punishment ; that the same comideration
strongly disinclines many persons to serve as jurors at
the Old Bailey, and induces thrin to bribe the summon-
ing officer nut to summon them ; and that he hat. sera
juoits influenced, as he believes, by the severity of the pu-
eichtornt in litirnfreillii capita! cases, hut especially is tbr-
geriec, Rite verdicta of aceptiltal where the pools of the
r.,..eires guilt were perfectly clear. Old professed dory's,
are of the Compassionate feelings of juries, are, lir say:,
desirous or heiwg prwieruted on capital indictment, rather
than otherwise. The present 111.1111Cr101111 enactments to
iiiLe away life appear in toe ultulty ineffectual: hut there
vie pilllialallintS shieh t am convinced a thief would
dread, namely, a MIMIC of dowipline totally rein 'slug his
former habits ; idleness is one of the iirt.oliw it ehaverteri._
tie, of a professed thief, put bias to labour; elrhasehrry is
r pother quality, ationnince is ifs oppei.ite ; apply it; rum
pail they indulge in, they ought therefore to experience
solitude ; they are accustomed to ontrintruiled liberty ot
net on, I would impose restraint anti decorum : were
these my suggestion■ adopted, I have no doubt we
sboohl find a considerable redaction in the sondeer of of.
tenders." He dates, that "he hiss often seen Juries reduce
the valise of Anew. stolen, cuutrary to clear proof; there is
no reluctance lo procreate or convict, in his opinion, in
morder, cram, hot-glary in its original sauce of nocturnal
hou.e.hreakiiig, highway robbery. with murderous attacks
on the prison. The thieves observe the strop:Lilly sir the
public; it seems to capsule theta, anti they appear less con-
cerned than those who witness their arra. nee. Certaisly, the
general feoling doe. wit go along with the infliction of death
Si.. the ea.e of crime.; etroweoutipainftl by .iolence ; there are
very few advocates for the generality of the present punish-
ments ; these punishment& rather trod to excite the ?oldie
tether Delius, the eeiminal Lawn."
(For Coneltitirm aft lest pare

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

ROUSE OF LORDS, Sirruavay. DFCFMBVII IS.

The Royal Assent was given by Commission to
'the Seizure of Arms 13111 and the Malt Duty Bill.
The Commissioners were, the Letzo CUAMCILLos,
and Lords SiIIAfTLSBURY and BATHUIPT.
London, England, 1819-12-20

ARUNDEL C fITLR 811EIr.

nis market, on Tuesday last. presented a Arent truly
lifyieg; and nliethe r in refevenee to the neniher, or to the
iinahty of the cattle. if egowillcil„ it was never surpassed by
ally market in the country. The bullocks Ahearn urt th:s
occasion were remarkably fine animals. S.. an ass' in.
bine le merit-athwart., kr. from all parts, wsa never berin e
wttn.sscd iu Arundel. Two hundred persons dined at the
Norfolk Alma. After the retain of the cloth, John Tom?.
king, Tap. Ilayur, iliatributed the Cups, with appropriate
uli4ersations, to the ~wows of the prise cattle.
The public thanks ore due to the hikes, J.intol, Mr.
Hope, and Mr. Cuppard, for the disinterested manner tu
which the prir.eg were adjudged. Their award eve van crinl
satisfaction. Or 200 head of fat stock uric
and cearle th, whole di-posed of. Mr. %old, of
Merinstoke, Ilants, Wu% the purchaser of the heat prize ex.
and prize unit. Sidigeriiitions were at the same time enter-
ed into, fur the prizes to be given on the next Christmas
shew-day.
Wednesday the Chair was taken at eleven o'clock by Sir
J. cum, II iimisley, Dart. and after the revisal of the pr.-116m-
hook was erne illirtnich, the Society was (wens+ d in sward.
:UK the !trilliums and homilies. The business ui she no -
ing heine.vnctnded, thanks were unanimously eased to the
worthy Baronet fin his impartial corasert iu the Chair, and
for hi: having so ably brought to a elate the duties of 6.4
atinteerrery.
London, England, 1819-12-20

BENNETT E. HENDERSON.

This wes an action to recover the sum of
14'++/. being the price of a carricle sold to the
I J.-fetid:nit by the Plaintiff, who is a coachrnaker.
it appeared in evidence, that the Defendant,
who is a Major in the army, wrote home from Que.
1.11, where he was stationed as an Engineer,-about
fse years since, to his cousins. Messrs. Henderson,
I WI: InCrAialite iu London, desiring them to send
hint out a could,. The latter accordingly or.
rimed a crirricle of the Plaintiff; it was made,
picked up, mid sent by the nest ship to Quebec,
Wish other property shipped on Messrs. Henderwm's
account. Defendinit had remitted hula to his
ciru-tris on account, and much more than sufficient
ut pay for i!:e curricle. The Plaintiff hail sent in
lit• account to Messrs. Henderson, debiting them
with the amount of their demand ft.r the curncle.
t4Srice then they had failed in busitiess, and vete
now Osumi abroad, adjusting their accounts. The
liefreidatit having lately returned to England, the
present action was brought.
The CHIEF JuiTlts summed up the case for
the Jury. and left it to them to determine to 'shorn
the credit had been given. If to the Defendant,
they a rre to final for the Plaintiff; but if to Messrs.
ilender.mi, for the Defendant.
The Jury found their rennet for the Defendant.

O I Thursday evening the Windsor coach, on its
wa) froin London to Windsor, was robbed, as is
stippti.eJ. iiear Loogfortl-moor, of a trunk arid
portmanteau, containing wearing apparel, and some
v ; a basket of fish, and a buttock of beef.
There being no outside passenger the thief must
sae got up behind, and cut the straps that fastened
the attic:es nu the top of the coach, and bonded
Them down to his accomplices. Two rheo were
Men at the time of the coach passing, waiting with
a horse and cart, near the place above mentioned ;
*est., most probably, were persons a ho had attended
the fight.

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London, England, 1819-12-20

MILITARY PROMOTIONS.

COMM/S.I;M Ravensaiirth Troop ef Yeomanry Ca.
valry, signed by the Lord Lieidexant of the ('aunty of
Disrham.
Henry Thomas Liddell, Esq. to be Captain—dated Novem-
ber 20, 1819.
George Thomas Leaton, Gent. to be Lirutroant—dated
as above.
George Hawks, Gent. to he Cornet—dated as
Commissions in the North Regiment of Shropshire Yeomanry
Caystr), signed by the Lord Li.•ntenant of the County
oI sa:og.
Lieutenaut Wingfield Harding to he Captain, vice Bradbury,
resign. ..I—dated December 7, 1819.
Edward l'enryn,Geot. to be Lieuteuant, vice Harding, pro-
moted—dated as above.
London, England, 1819-10-12

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A Are broke nut at the house of Captain Turvit, of Stokes
llundred,sixmitn from Coinhrook, on Saturday night, wbitk,
was occasioned by a set vast maid accidentally Netting tlre
the furniture of her mists aw a bed, in which she slept (lurk*:
the absence of the Captain and his Lady in France. In a few •
minutes the honer, which has been lately built MINI ww(o4
elegantly furnished, was ow Ike in all rein, and at I
time a young man, named Illiattalliew,mkkwant, leopoll,
on the roof of the stabling SOO 11110110146•01,11/10
besides so much hurt th=resllllll4llolllr Ma*
westerly wind drove the sao-•
Ming. the whole 4.f which was boa Iste
than two hours the whole was owe mall of ruin.. It is WIC
that no part was insured.
IN Friday last a young men, genteelly dressed in black,
and having the appearance of great respectability, *bust
twenty years of age, was taken out of the Thames al Rat-
terms. His head and fare were rut is various places. The
body appeared to have been several days in the water. There
stew no property found epos him, and it was the opinion of
all the osighboara that he had hems robbed and murder,'
An lomtem was held upon the body on Satunfay nigh*
Aire Charles Jimmie', Esq. the Contour for the (-
Surrey, but au evidence betide(' thst of the
Sinent him was adduced. It a... -
stacerteln in what meaner I.
Verdict—Found thorned.

y of
London, England, 1819-10-12

BRIG,M)/V, OCTOIIIII 11.

On Friday the cattectistion was ardent that the
Police Regent would Arrive at the Pavilion in the
evening. Indeed, from what we can learn, it ap-
pears to have been his Royal Nigbowies intention
to have been here about that time last week. had
not a something. of which,. of coarse, we are un-
acquainted, occurred to prevent it. It is now on.
(Wooed, we believe, at the Palate. that his Royal
Highness purposes being there to-morrow ; but,
perhaps, it may he later in the week.
.1 I is:impos-
sible almost at any bowl° speak or wide with eel.-
taints. on such a subject.
Tix handsome and commodious yacht, belong-
ing to the Commissioners of the Dock at Ports-
mouth, which hail been many (boys and nights
wcatlwr-hound in Shoreham harbour, got out and
floated down to this station as late as midnight on
Tuesday, to re' eive Lady Bloomfield and suite,
and who without delay embarked for the opposite
shore, where, a few hours subsequently, they de-
barked with all possible ease and safety. Her
Ladyship purposes returning iu about three weeks,
hut two of her blooming and amiable daughters
are, for some time, to remain in France.
Arrivals Isere continue to increase—the last are
Lady Charlotte Fitzroy, the Countess of Pomfret,
Lady Gore. Sir N. Conant. Sir G. Staunton, Lady
Aloroliest, Lord Erskine, Sir .1. Meade. &c. The
Countess of Guilford, Sir G. Calcraft, and the
Hon. W. Bligls, are ill the departure list.
London, England, 1819-10-12

LA IVES, Ocrouia

Tip Duke of Wellington was yesterday evening
eviwried Nt Maresfietd to dinner, on a visit to Sir
Juin, Shelley, for the diversion of shooting.
The remains of Sir Edward Knatclibull, Bart.
were on Wednesday removed from Provender to
Menthols, and interred in the family vault in the
Outwit of that place. The funeral procession was
(mud sod solemn.

IRRLAND.

DUBLIN. OCTOBER 7.
THE ITALIAN OPERA.

Tnerday the Lord Lieutenant honoured the
'Theatre with his presence. His Excellency's was
a rile of privacy, and he occupied the NlanaKer's
box, accompanied by lady Frances Chetwvnd, one
of his younger son., and his brother, the Han. and
Rev. Mr. Talbot ; a small part of his suite were in
attendance. The performances appeared to give
his Excellency and his party the highest gratifica-
tion.

Mr. Tighe, Lord James Stewart, Lady Stewart,
anal Captain Tighe, of the Guards, have returned to
Wnodatock, the beautiful seat of the Tighe family,
fruna a tour to the Lakes of Killarney. The pre.
sent accomplished representative of that distin-
guished family, we are happy to notice, has devoted
much of bus attention to the improvement of his
line demesne, and has laid out various and useful
works on a very extended scale of operation. These
alterations have been conceived with admirable
taste, and promise, we are assured, to open many
new scenes of picturesque beauty.
IVe have the pleasu►e of announcing the arrival
of the Dowager Lady Carrick, after an absence of
some years. Ilrr Ladyship. we understand, has
taken the beautiful little villa, recently built by
Mr. Robertson, near Kilkenny. which she inteuds
to make her residence. The Countess of Ornionde
is expected immediately at Castleconier, and her
Ladyship will honour the city of Kilkenny with a
visit (luring the theatrical performances. Fashion-
able mid distinguished parties are expected at Kil-
llnurty. the hospitable seat of the Solicitor-Gene-
NI, and at Mr. Power's, of Kilfatie. The Earl of
Carrick will slim have a select and distinguished
party of visitors at Mount Juliet next week. !'.7r.
Wynn* will he one of hi■ Lordship's guests. The
Kilkenny corps dromatique have begot( to assc;a.
ble, and the bustle of that city grata the ch,:gring
•ppreaeh of a brilliant and cro•.vded season.
London, England, 1818-05-14

COTTON SPINNERS.

Lord KENYON postponed the Committee on the
Cotton Manufacturers Hill, which stood for glue.
day, till 'Tuesday next. to suit the convenience of
several Noble Lords who were desirous of bring
present in the Committee.
The Earl of LAW:MMUS repeated his former
opinion. that the great importecte of the measure
required their Lordships' mo,t remit sitesitious
and rendered the fullest investigation itectsarry.
Lord HOLLAND rose to present two Petitions
to the House. tie did PO. not from any participle-
tints in the sentiments of the Petitioner% but be-
cause he felt it his duty to offer to their Lordship.'
notice every Petition that was committed to his
hands. The Petitions were against the Cotton-
spioners Bill now pending before the !louse, and
although his sentiments were certainly favourable
to that measure, yet the Petitioners stated smile
reasons. and strong reasons too, to 'loaner their
Lordships to cuter seriously into the consideration
of the subject.
The Petitions were then read. One was from the
piincipal Cotton Spinners of Ntinclicster, Notting-
ham. and oilier plat, s, complaining against the
injustice and impolicy of a leittlatatlVe
iutrr-
frreuce between inasiers mitt errwat.ta ; and a aunt ,
that should the Bill fur tegttlatung the Inl r
cotton inahtifiethries pails lista a it %mild iha-
able the ithautilaeturera of this c‘iiititry C•.!51 0.116-
Piling with UttIVIIII in the 101'1.101 In t. tlot
Petitioorrs also observed. thut taiotti,l l'ao ktitorist
interfere ill lisle instant e, a door would be open to
iii others,

'flic yaw lictitiou was Ginn the Wutk Priapic
London, England, 1818-05-14

A STRANGE CII,B4(cACTIiR,
•
On Tuesday, about nue u'clurk, urea ly the lime her Ma-
jesty wan entering her rairiage, *hick was Sailing iu the
front of her Palace, • it 0111111, malsretably dressed, tinkled
the attentien of the ceutinatn, who en re %tenoned at di§
iron gates Yearling to the Court-yard, and proceeded several
yard* in, she was, however, Mows veal by Mr. Clarke and the
other gi milkmen poi ttrs, who unmet/lab:ly compelled her
to fall hack ; hul befure the Queen had left the Palace,
the took adviatarx, while the gentlemen purls rs were en-
toted with dome gentlemen who were leaving their names
in the Lodge in inqiiire after the tavern, and slipped into
the Culunaile, when she was making her way into die Palace)
but was fortunately ulmerved by the gentlemen porters who
turned her out, and she was recognized to be the same wo-
man *lw hid litrly mode several efforts to gain admittance
into the Palace, saying her object was lit have an interview
with the Queen, to lay some papers befure her to gabs her
rights. A few days since, at the time the Earl of Harcourt art
coming nut of the Qneen's Palace, in one of the Ituyal car.
rises, the Noble Earl being flimsier of the Horne to the
Queen, 'she threw a letter into the carriage, mistaking bra
Lordship for one of the Royal Family. Sbe was lodged in
the guard-room of the Queens gain), end Townsend, the
officer, being in attendance, she was delivered into his run
tudy,and he and Mr. Wake, one of the Gentlemen ruder.,
conveyed her to the Secretary of State's Office, wilt re
she was well known as she has repeatedly been with rid).
culotte applications, as well an at most of the Government
*Stets about Whitehall. the Hnree Guard., Dawning-
street, dec. She lrtwent an examinati 0000 before Sir N.
COVAIT, when she stated her mune to be M2/1( D1111b4111.•
She proses to be the seine .011111111 who stole the Lard Chan-
cellor's mace a few days since front thd Court of Chancery,
she considaring it N be the Cniwn of England. She hid
also been at the Vice•rhancellor'e Court, the Lord Mayor's,
Ise. making disturbance., although she by nu means ages
violence. She firmly declares she will pursue the Royal Fa,-
. folly till she regains her rights.
She wan detained in custody and committed to TothilL
fields Bridewell. On the sentinels brine about to be placed
on duty, on Tuesday Meld, its the garden at the hack of the
Queen's Palace, the key of the Earnest belonging to the
guard-house could out be found, and it was ascertained sbe
had antic it. She has sent at least twenty letters to Lord
Sidmouth. She has been at Carlton-house, York-house,
most of the Cantor.* of Justice, and iii all the places where
she gained admittance, she stole keys or Inning articles. bbe
has stole in the whole 146 key..
London, England, 1818-05-14

POLICE.

ARLAIIVA IMPON-STILIP
A ease of importance was canvassed at I hi. Pace vetoer.
day, relative to the carriages of the Royal Faintly paying
toll, no part of the Royal Family being Prereist.
It was on an informatibu arilnst General Weattierall, in
the snit of the Duke of Kent, tor neglecting to pay a toll of
9d. at Nuttinghill gate, un the Uxbridge-road, the turnpil.e•
num not believing the carriage which the General was in to
be a Royal canine.
Phelix Webb, a collector, proved that the General pawe l
through the gate on the ht of May, ■ud that be demanded
the toll, best was not paid.

The timers! stated., that he conceived himself exempt
from the tutl.lse being iu the taitssuf-the Duke of Kent, and
un his business.

Alagistrate to the Complainant-1' Du yuu admit of the
carriage being the Duke of Kesat's ?"

Collector:" Nu, 1 do nut."
General-," Nu ;•it was nay own carriage, but 1 was on
the basin-ass of his Royal Highness."

. -
The Magistrate referred to the Act of Parliament which
provides that no toll shall be taken ou turnpike made of their
Majeatin, the Royal Family, their guards, home., and
other effeets of the Royal Family, such as waggon., hum..
overweight., &e. The Magistrate did out think that the
provision related to the suite or to the attendants on die
Royal Family.
General—" I have the rare of the Duke of Rent's house
at Castle-hill, and the equipage," &c.
Second Magistrate—" My opinion is, that the General is
liable to toll, travelling in his owes carriage, which is con-
temned; but 1 shall not deliver an opinion Wye far he would
have 'wen halite is the Dukr of Knot's."
Colonel Nicholls h third Magistrate, was of opinion, that
the exemption could not be claimed, unless some one of the
Royal Family were present.
A nominal conviction took place; bat no penalty was at-
tached at the desire of the tull.takes who required costs
only, which was was complied with.

DREADFUL AFFECTS OP FRIDAY NIGHT'S
FLOOD.
London, England, 1818-05-14

ROYAL NU PTI A Lg.

The Earl of LtvaarooL brought dawn the
lowing Message from his Itoyul ilighnesp the
Pfillet Regain ;--

" G. P. It.

• The Prince Regent, acting in the name and nn the he.
half of his Mak stli, thinks it right to acquaint the 111,use
of Lords, that be has given his consent to the marriage of
his Royal Highness the Dohs of Kent, with her Rennie
Highness the Princess Maria Luntee, widow of his Serene
Highness the Prince of Lining's, and sitter to the reigning
Duke of Saxe Cobnrg &tack{ and to his Royal Highaesi
the Print* Leopold. Hie Royal [fishnet* the Prince R✓Srnt
fn la persuaded that this alliance cannot fail or being ac-
ceptable to the House of Lords, and he trusts that the.
House will enable his Royal Highness to make • suituble
provision fur completing this desirable union.°
On the motion of the Earl of LtecaPoot., it
was ordered that hill Royal Higheirs.'s suw-t g►a.
cious Melsiiite should be taken isms considerati 111 l
to-morrow, fur which day the Lords ate summoned.
London, England, 1818-05-14

ALIEN Al LL

Lord HoLLAND gave nonce that he would tn..
morrow move fur the production of vYrtain pitprr4
relating to any correspondence which may have
taken place betweru his Majesty'. Ministers and
the Xlinisters of auy foreign Power. relative to the
treatment of Aliens in this country.
London, England, 1818-07-21


FOIMICN INTELLIGENCE.

GERMAN PAPERS.

STIUTQAIIO. JOLT •.

«ill

Dot visit this city, as it was at first expected that he
'would. The Queen would, if this be correct,
robs* have an interview with her septet bro-
ther at same other place.
important dispatches have been receiver! from
Baron Von Weasealteins, our Minister at the
German Diet.
The plan of giving to Wirtemberg the cooreand
'of the united centiageats of the less powerful
members of the German Confederation, is not yet
realised.

CASSIIL. JULT S.
The public papers have spoken of an important
and remarkable report is favour of the perchasers
of Westph•lion domains. presented to his Royal
'Highness the Elector himself, by N. Von Lepel,
Amboopodor of the Electorste of Hesse at the
Diet. It is now positively known that his Royal
Highness the Elector has been pleased to resolve,
'before any measure is taken in this respect. to wait
the decision of the Germs. Diet, to which this
matter has been again referred by the perilous inte-
rested.
WILDSAD wtwraissao), JULY li.

This little place has bete neottered very lively of
late by the preteens, of the Prior:eel Catharine of
Wirternberib late Queen of Westphalia. with •
numerous suite. Count Las Cams and his son have
beeu here for a short time from Bodes to pay her •
visit.

11011180110 VONDIII BOAT. JOLT 7.

We yesterday received here, by express, the happy
dews that his Highness the Hereditary Prince end
his august Consort will make their solemn entry
iota this town on the 13th or 14th of this mouth.

0810 W!, JULY 7.
It is said that the Ring, who is now at MIMI:,
will go, about the end of August, to the Rhine, in
order to pay his compliments to some of the Allied
Sovereigns.

The Emperor Alexander continues to entertain
the most favourable sentiments towards Saxony,
whence, it was hoped, that we should see hie at
Dresden. The arrangements with Prussia are said
to be entirely terminated, but they have not yet
been made poblie, so that the possessima of several
villages is still uncertain.
In the Duchy of Saxony the exercise of the mili-
tary is very constant. The fair at Nuremberg has
turned oat far less favourably than was expected
t the Leipsik fair this year, so early.

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London, England, 1818-07-21

ORDER OF COURT.

The LORD CN•NCELI.IR-" Wednesday will
be the next Seal, and let this my order be under-
stood, that 1 will not bike any mm nun after Wednew.
day, of which the briefs are not delivered by the
5014111./111 to Counrel before that day, for 1 men de-
termined the next Seal shall not be like the last,
which we have not yet got out of. l certainly
attach blame to myself fur my iodulgeuce, which
has disarranged the order of the proceedings
of the Court, by which meats I am now hearing
motions when 1 ought to be hearing appeals. When-
ever the business of the Court is stopped am account
of the absence of a Counsel who has a motion to
make, I will that moment close the Seal, 11114 1
never will again hear Counsel slide a part of the
case on our day, and the Counsel opposed to him on
another. Let this he understood as the positive
order of the Court."

A Neapolitan artist has succeeded, by mesas of
address imil patience. in ils-tacbing three beautiful
frescoes, of Do ggg i g riclimo, the damp walls of
the Palace Farnese, and affixing them to canvass,
wheieby they will be no longer exposed to the same
danger of destruction.—( Paris Paper.)
The convicts transmuted to Cork for transporta-
tion to Botany Bay, amount to 411.—County and
City of Limerick vent 31, County Tipperary 53,
County Kerry 15, County Clare 14, Count Gal-
way 21, Qiirets'a Comity 17, King's amity sa,
County and City of Dublin 147.
London, England, 1818-07-21

. •
ACCIDENT AT LONDON anlDcs.

OM gelidity night, oboist eleven o'elorh, a party of four
nion, 0" woman, the wife of one or the men, and a eMki,
wife hi a pleaaure boot. pausing under one of the seeker of
London Bride?, when the boat overact, and the whole party
were thrown into the water. There were no waterneets on
Weed, and being high water, it is sepposed the boat struck
strainet the side of the •. eh. The men being expert swim,.
liters readied the shore; one of them seised the child as it
was sinking, and More it to the river side. Early exertion
was made by waternsen to save the female; it was ten
minutes before her body was found, sad she was quite dead.
The body was eonveyed I. the Greets Men and Bell, Dark.
holise-lase, Billingsgate, fur an inquest to be held thereon.
London, England, 1818-05-13

PUBLICMO, UM ENT

TO THE MEMORY OF THE LATE LAMENTED
PRINCESS CHARLOTTE OF WALES AND SAXE

COBURG.

The Cenotaph Committee, after matnerly considering the
varions communications they have received, sad in comfor-
roily with what they have reason to believe is the wish
of the Public, bet !teee to stale that it is their iotenting,
should their ?undo be adequate, to construct the proposed
Temple of the Ceuntaph sot a scale sufficiently exteessitre to
admit sit its being appropriated to the purposes of Divine
Worship, sod eoustituted a Free Church.
(Fur the Committee)
BENJ. ROTCH, Jun.

ATKINS()N'S A AIBROSIAL SOA l', pre_
parr•l by a new preeen, which frees it from all irri-
tating qualitics is recummeneleel As the most mild, pare, and
effectual article of the kited evcr invenie d; it removes
freetivs, redeems, and hardness from the skin, pretests its
ehnopiog, mot makes it Insuci .... sly soft, white, and even.
Sold in squares for washing, price Is ; and in shaving
cake., Price 9d.+-I+—and Is 61 each.
ATKINSON'S VEGETABLE DYE

Changes grey er red lair uu the Mad or whiskers, In a Man.
tiful and permanent brown or !dark, wsrratited to rum.
pletrly mossier the purpose, or will forfeit Our Hundred
Putouts, price 3is.--10s. M 1 —.soil (too °mows,
ATKINSON'S FLUID
for restoring the Hair shunt it has fallen off from
perspiration, change of climate, &c. it also frees it Nom scurf,
makes it soft snit glomy as silk, and keeps it in curl dur-
ing exercise in ilsociug, or walking, or lit damp weather,
price 31. 61. a Bottle.
Caution.—The slowe artichs have she signature of the
Proprietor ins the l.lwl, otherwise they cannot he gen 44 44 c.
Sold by James Atkinson, Perfumer, No 13, ( ' sin•ct,
golso.opiare, Lositliso t and by must Perfumers aura Hair.
dressers iii the Kingdom

FRAUD PREVENTED.
IVO counteract the many attempts that are daily
AL nude to impair on the nsiwiry • sparivas complain 4444
imam' of the GENUINE. BLACKING prepared by DAY
asld M ARTIN, they hare adopted a slew lahel, in which their
Napieturt mid Address,

97. HIGH HOLBORN.
is au conspicuously placed in the centre of Label, that
they unit an attention to this, and the din...retire of the
type, which is uulike all Iriter.tocas, wall euablr porclawtere
at once to 4/elect the Implant auQ.
The Real JAPAN BLACKING. made said sold Wholesale
by DAY 11111 d MARTIN, 117, [Nth litalboro, sisal Mailed
by the principal SboOrepers, w &Dia al Old , la., ,sad
Is. dd. each.
London, England, 1818-05-13

This day Is published, very neatly printed, in Syn. illustrated
with Engravings, and a Map of Newfoundland, price 12s.
boards,
VOYAGE
OF MS MAJESTY'S Shill'
• ROSAMOND lo NEWFOUNDLAND, and the
SOUTHERN COAST of LARRA MIR ; of whirl, Conn.
tries no amorist, has been puhh.bwl by any British Travel-
ler since the Reign of Qua n Elizabeth.
By Lieutenant EDWARD CHAPPELL, R N.
Author of " A Voyage to Iludson's Boy."
London : Printed fur J. Mawmaii, Ludgate-street.
Of whom may IS. had, by the same Author,
isTATutATivE of a VOYAGV to HUDSON'S RAY, in
his Majesty's ship Rosamond ; containitsz some account of
the North Eastern Coast of America, and of the Tribe.. in.
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Set). 12.. boards.
London, England, 1818-05-13

IRISH LINENS OF THE NEW BLEACH.

TUE NOBILITY and FAMILIES are very
respectfully informed, the above Linens are sold at
MILLARD'S List India, Dattibro', Scotch, 3lautehester,
and Linen Warehouse, No. 111, ell F.APSI DE, rendered of
ilitir original durability from the improved prepuration of
the Flax sud Bleach, fur which they are fuuud 10 merit the
most distingtii.bill 'minimize. The pieces contain fr 25
to NI yards each, at 20.-2 s.
Rd —3*
45.-4 s. Rd-4v. 44.—and 4s Cd. Inc yard to the build
quality, and each Piece wanaisted. The various kinds of
Family Linens; Foreign and Scotch Tattle !mien; India
Ike.; Diapers; Ilackahnelm ; Floe Itiissm, Scotch,
slid Irmh Sheettims, including those r f one tinsmith fur
the Sheet; French Cambric*, &c. are Suld Wholesale and
Proprietors of Country Establishments and Ladies having
C
factored Foods, at the most reasonable inlets.
Foreign Orders executed with the greatest attention.
London, England, 1818-07-28

slimming up, left the question of malice to the
Jury ; and alter s short deliberation. the Jury found
a verdict for the Plaintiff—Damages Eleven Min.

tied GWintim.
The 11111101111CeMellt of the verdict produced on
involuntary burst of applause from manly *lithe so.
ditors in the Court. which was clouded to excess in
all parts.

ati
London, England, 1818-07-28

SHEEP SKINS.

Lambs
Polled ......
Downs
Sheep ls 6(1 to Is Ad

PRICE OF HOPS, per Cwt.
NSW BAGS. XIM root ITC
Kent...AU Os to 181 Os Kent.... 191 Os to 21/ Os
Reggae:.. 151 Os to 171 Ors Sums 181 Cle to 201 101
Foreign.. 01 Os to 0/ Os Essex.. —1 Os to —1 O.
I Farnham 201 Os to 241 Os
Foreign Pocket., W. to 161.

011 A per Tun, or 252 Gallons.
New Greeol.Whale.. —/ 3sl Spermaceti
Oki
Pale Seal. ...... ..... 35/ 401 Pale Rape

COAL MARKET, duLT 37.
Ship at Market. Ships Sold. Price.
25 Newcastle l9 . . 354. Od. to 41s Oil.
13 Sunderland
1 Welsh Coal
1 Cinders .

DELAYA ARE DANGEROVS.—This adage is ap.
pliealde to those who have lived ether giy, when
ea the eve of Matrimony, and who are doubtful of !herons',
quessees of an ill-cured contsgiou ; and it most afford con►ola-
tion to the aillicted to know they may have the best advice at
Ike Medical Board at Charlotte House, Great Charlotte-street,
opposite the Rev. Rowland Hill's Chapel, Blackfriars-road,
and Woodstock Hoes., IVoodatuck-street, live doors fruni
Ogructl-street. The Board particularly claiuis the attention
of those anicted with Ruptures, Strict likes, Fistulas, Can-
cers, Seropholas, Nervous Debilities, arising from warm
clionates,juvenile indiacretions ke. Eruptions on the bead,
face, and body, ulcerated throat, pains to the head and
fsequesstly mistaken fur rheumatism, nudes ou the
shin-boses,are symptom.. which appear ',ears after, and the
consequences of improper treatment .—M.,..1.,.c00pER and
CO. of Medical sod Surgical adebrity,after forty pin. cape.
rinser is this metropolis, are conaulted daily at bulls houses
until uine at night, and the pour have advice gratis on
Tu.uday, Thnntiiiiy, and Sunday mornings, until twelve
kite's to be dir. cted to Charlotte House,
lidarkfriars-road, but none are answered which do not con-
tains eonsulting fen.
London, England, 1818-07-28

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ORINSON's SCRIPTURE CIIARAC-
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FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

PARIS PAPERS.

PARIS, JULY 24.

Lieutenant-General Canoel has been undergoing
an examinetion this day before M. Mealier, Judge
of Instruction, from half-pail twelve o'clock tit viz
iu the evening. People were mistaken yesterday in
announcing, that the General was cited with no
further view than as a witness in the affair of Mes,r!..
Chapdalainnr, Sungea, and Jounnis ; the order of
appearance keeps its whole force; it has been al-
tered by M. the Judge of Instruction into an or•
der of commitment, and the General was conducted
instantly to the Cuucierger►e, to await the result
of the ulterior proceedings.
The accused Cuiguard has appealed to the Court
of Cessation.

The Ex-Conventionalist Gamier (de SeinteN) has
lotely died in the United States. M. Tinllefer
another conventionalia has returned from A►urrico
to Brussels. A third conventionalio, M. Leitsule,

who has resided at BMW!. a cosiiiitlerahle time.
deputed on the iSth of July for with a
pubspurt which had been delivered to him for that
destination.

It is believed that the Abbe Forbiu de Janson
has succeeded in the mission that he hail under-
taken to procure the grant of the holy sepulchre
to religion. Catholics. They announce that he has
obtained from the Grand Seiguor an order favour-
able to his dernaud.
London, England, 1818-07-28

PIIDAI.

A Sweepstakes of 110 guineas.
Hon. C. C. 'catalog's b. b. Duplicate, by William's
Ditto,{ yrs 1
Lord Rossonore's b g. Cunha, 4 yrs ...
Mr. M yam's Praaks, by Campos, aged 3
Mr. Bessaies b. g. Abelard, by Cosario .. ... 4
Mr. Corbel's ch. f. Partheimpe, 4 yrs i
Smelt paid.—A moal capital nee.
I• the afternoon, a Puree of 60f. glera by the Hoe. C. C.
'calomel, for all ages. Three four.mile heats.
M. Dukes 's Jack Tar, ►y Camillus, 3 yrs 1 1
Mr. Wood's Edwin, by Sir Olive►, 4 yrs
Mr. Corbel's Lallage, by L'Orteal, 4 yrs

These Rasa. on Monday last, were attended by most
of the iseighbooring pastry, in their carriages, and the
number of spectators on borselmek and on tout was im-
mense. The ponies' plate was woe, at three heats, by
Mr. Hassan False Rubin, beetle( Mr. Hampton's Grin-
crock, Mr. Moan's Gipsy, Mr. Whitehouse's Robin
Hood, sod Mr. Grove's Will Rinkeby —The pllotray's
plate was won by Mr. Welch's adrenal, brattiest Mr. Bed-
dard's Whiteumie, Mr. Haywood's Lichfield, Mr. Moore's
Lizard Loss, Mr. Fidler's b. tn. and Mr. Hassel's Buttermilk.
The stakes were run fur by Mr. Hassel's Buttermilk and Mr.
Beddard's Whitemise, and won by the former.
London, England, 1818-07-28

AIZ•LA-CHAPELL! JULY 18.

The edifices destined fur the reception of the
three Monarch.. their suite. and of their Ministrrs,
ire already prepared to receive them. Several
foreign Princes will approach as near as possible to
the centre of the negociatiosis. The King of the
Low Countries will reside at • little distance from
Aix-la-Chapelle, and they announce a visit from
the Queen of Wirteinberg, and the Grand Duke
of Baden.
London, England, 1818-07-28

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