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The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1819-01-13

BOXING.

A match which excised much interest, and which
was to have taken place on Friday last, Wa. fought
on Monday, on Chanel-green, ()atm, 16 miles
from Woodstock, and 18 from Northampton, for
Ito) guineas, between George try, a Ml 4 t 'borough
man, and Geo. Day, a 'oilier, robin Warwickshire,
of vast herculean powers, and a descend:nit of the
noted boxers of that name, of the old ►chool in the
days of Broughton. Day was hacked by a Mr.
flelks, from the Potteries, sod Fry was backed
a ►ub•cription assiong'St the IViltshireineo, and 0.--
co:Wed by Potter, a famous wrestler. Fry was tt-
comied by Geo. Wilkinson, a cocker.
The battle, which !aged fifty minutes, embraced
hut four round-, but they were of a hammerik:
kind, Rtid when one struck a blow it tad seriolisl.

HOMO 1. The men manoeuvred about, als Rainht old
T•uorr, eleven m• tee, when Fry placed a hard hit
his ailveraary's oirectory °rem), n loch produced etrcam. of
claret, and kept it ris constant (ontentation after 11. it
miner was drunk at the hit, but he shook his head, an.
muzzled, and went to work, and three minutes of iretorritlima
hitting followed, until the beads of each were au ib,rd tlia
the spectator could not diiiinginah the fare of ua,• trom the
other. They separated, and kept off each other, with hands
dawn, until nature bad done the bellows-risking %gosh, wistai
they went at it again, and FI y was knocked down by a hit
on the left breast.

2. After some grad round rallying, mostly at bony hit.
tine, another cessation of hostilities followed for two no.
outlet:, when they :net again with much desperalloll,
!tire and fa:4 was tin; order of the spurt, for nt ither
science, anti they acted no if they bed agreed, new yowr
turn to hit. Fry caught his opponent under the can, and
'loom, him.
1. The miner turned sulky and kept off for some time,
butt he at length ntivanced and with n limagiug right li2ndeti
bit craeked one of Pry's lb ft side lower rib., and he, tit ie.
turn, received a revere hit upon the broken nose. A muct
obstinate rowed, which lasted ten minims, was fought, and
Day dropped' from weakness without n bit. Huth nICII Wit
in an indescribable state.

♦. Fry, although aith a rib removed, made first hit, and
Ikea broke ground fur the first time. Day made a
attempt, but be was hit in the aim!, wheal he fell and nis
beat.

With unscienced men this is said to be one of the
most manly battled ever fought.
London, England, 1819-01-13

PASIIIO.VABLE IIOVEVENIS.

Lord Boston mid the Hon. Misr. Irby have arrived at
Heir house in Lower Grusvenur-street, from their seat, H ed.
our bide, Hocks.
Countess (7ow per left yrstertlay her seat, Pans:infer, Meets,
ir Ntlitilletnis Park, Oafurd►4ire, um a visit to the Ent and
CMIIIIIV,S of Jersey.
Iluunnrable Colonel Edward Lytton, M.P. lins arrived at
the Countess Itrauchamp's house to St. Jaases'is.scpsare, front
his seat in Gloncestershire.
Prince Alaximilien and little arrived yesterday evening
at the Clarendon Hotel, band street, lions Portsmouth.
The Marquis of Sligo is expected to leave town uu SJIIU.
din., fur his seat in Ireland.
The Judge Advocate is arrived at hi■ house in l)-twniuz-
►treet, from a visit to the Earl and Countess of Lonsdale, at
their seat, Cuttemesere, Hellandsbire.
The Earl and Grantees of Coventry have left town for
their seat, Streatham, Surrey.
The Coolness of Harilisirke arrived yesterday at her
house in St. James's-square, from a visit to the Earl mid
Countess of Aberdeen, at their seat, the Priory.
James Wildman, Esq. M P. arrived yesterday at Steven's
Hotel, Onnduit.street, front his oral at Chilham Castle, lieut.
Captain sod Mrs. Seymour have arrived at their house in
Clarzes.stree., from their scat in Eaten, Hants
John lAtouclee, Eat. M.P. ham left town fur Rviglitnii.
The Earl of Craven, we are happy to state, is much better.
His Lordship and family are shortly raveled is town.
The Marquis mid 31aiilit.iiiess of Eanwtown soul family
are expected is town this day for the MA'AM, from their sent
in Wilts.
Beckford, Esq. M.P. has arrived at ftrunet'll
Hotel, Leicester.moare, from li.s seat, Foul-bill, IVilts.
London, England, 1819-12-07

SILK MANUFACTURE.

Mr. Hoar. wished to ask the Hight Hos. Gentleman (the
Chancellor ut the Exchequer) whether it was his intention to
propose any alteration in the law respecting the importation
of silk.. It was, lie aid, a UefOflOUS bleat that smuggling
in silks so an amazing amount prevailed. He submitted,
therefore, that • reduction of she slnty would be the best
mode of preventing the system of smuggling.
The CIIMICFLLOIII of the Exotic/vex said be was in-
clined to take the same view, but he found she greatest die.
unity in persuading lite manufacturers; he there tlire doubted
the expediency of taking any step o• the subject for the
present.
London, England, 1819-12-07

BARNSTAPLE.

Mr. Wails' moved that the Speaker do not issue his wa►.
rant for a New Writ fur the election of a Member for the
Borough of Bunstaple, fur a fortnight.
Mr. SILIINAL thought that further expense should not be
incurred in the Barnstaple case.
A Member, whose name we could not learn, said, that
be thougut it extraordinary that the Boriiitzli of Barnstaple
should bare been kept in an unrepresented state 641 lung,
after the individual who was charged with corruption bad
been fully acquitted by a respectable Jury.
After a few words from Mr. WYNN and Mr. BERNAL,
t►e motion was agreed tu.
London, England, 1819-12-07

DISPERSION OF THE COVENTRY MEETING.

Mr. PIETICR Moons presented a Petition from a Mr. Wil-
liam Greathead Law, complaining of the dispersion of the
late meeting at Coventry, and praying for an inquiry.
Mr. Montt► stated, at some leugth, the substance of the
Petition. A requisition for • public meeting had beta sign-
ed by 700 inhabitants, and presented to the Mayor, who re-
fused to call the meeting. The inhabitants then determined
to bold a meeting themselves; and they complied with •
wish expressed by the Mayor, as to the place where the
meeting should be held. They had no intention whatever
of disturbing the public peace, but made arrangements for
its preservation. They were assembled iu a regular and
orderly manner, when their proceedings were suddenly
interrupted by a body of between six and seven hundred
constables, who dispensed the meetinz with open violence.
The Honourable Member said, he was at a loss to conceive
why it was thought necessary to interrupt this legal meeting
of the people. No doubt could he entertained of the loyal
and orderly conduct of the people of Coventry. He had.
in the course of the last Session, oc-asion to present to the
House a certificate from the Mayor and Magistrates of Co-
veutry, braying their testimony to the loyalty of the inhabi-
tants. The Petition, he said, prayed fur an inquiry into the
causes i f the dispersion of that meeting, but after an inquiry
had been refused in the case of Manchester, he had little
boors of having it granted in this.
The Petition was then brought up, and ordered to be
printed.
CASES OF LIBEL.

Sir fSlitel Mscwinlose said, that to the Motion which
he was about to submit to the Gouache could lint anticipate
any opposition, he would therefore simply move for ■o me-
count of all criminal laminations filed by the Attorney.
General fur libels for the years 1818 and 1819, with their
dates, the names of the defendants, and the titles of the pnb-
l'eations contai ii il ig the alleged libels, with the verdicts and
judgments, where verdicts have been found, and judgments
primounced.—Agreed to.
London, England, 1819-12-07

SMITHFIELD MARKET, Decnitta C.

Our market this day was well supplied with all kind• .4
prime cattle, but there was not any difference of pi ire f. •• n
Nutiday last ; Mutton has rather advanced in price —l.! r
Hay-nsarket was more brisk time Mal week; but Cluvcr sad
Straw remain at last prima
London, England, 1819-09-10

MANCHESTER, Scrr. 7.

Mr. harmer and Mr. Denison, of Liverpool, at-
tended at the New Bailey Court yesterday, with se-
veral persons who had received sabre wounds at the
Meeting of the 16th nltinni, in order to apply for
warrants against the persons who had inflicted such
wounds. Messrs. !Lamer and Denison remained
in the Court above an hour. The hour of attend-
ance for the Magistrates is usually at twelve o'clock,
but nu Magistrate whatever appeared yesterday.
Mcssrs. Harmer and Dan ia,. accompanied by
several persons wounded on the 16th ultimo, again
appeared in the New Bailey Court, at 11 o'clock
this day, and on their appearance. the two Magis-
trate*. who were ow the Bench, one of whom was
Mr. Norris, immediately withdrew. After a lapse
of two hours, M. Norris returned and took his seat
on the Bench. accompanied by Messrs. Wright,
Titian.. Marriott, and Fletcher.
The Court refused the warrants on the part of
those cases which the Grand Jury decided upon.
Mr. Harmer then applied for warrants on other
cases, which were not before the Grand Jury.
The Magistrates postponed entering into those
cases, until the Prisoners in the dock should be
disposed of.
Mr. Lees, a manufacturer of Oldham, died at
half-past one tins morning, in consequence of a
Libre wound winch he rrceived at the meeting of
the 16th ; and a Coroner's inquest on the body will
take place to-morrow. at which it is expected
Messrs. Iferiner and Denison will attend. and p-o-
-duce evidence illustrative of all the transactions

connected with the meeting.
Several persons who witnessed ell the proceedings
of the 16th, are understood to have been summoned
to attend this Inquest.
London, England, 1819-06-08

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particulaily civet no traits..4} wine poss. r imri, ex-
trusive Military and Naval astaislishnietla to Matista'M then.
sad tersiturial goveramests of slewposic eirigy nut swiltd to
oar free institutions. We eats siever'forget ilia "le‘soli out
boyish reecho:: taught us, of the meonveitleuct; MN to dry
danger, tot Republic, of proviaces ortil provincial govern-
men
►►ithout enlarging, however, on sins head, we cannot but
confess, mulch as we should deprec.sle she necessity of our
acquiring possession of Cuba, we wool.] ys t rather it ehritilil
he veiled to us than to Great RVII4iII. In process of time,
if it do not become independent, re' lisps it most belong In
us, and we must du the best we rim with it. At vicuna, in
Ihr bawds ~f spats,. it is tautuxtutio, I the weskitehs of
her marine; and its istaikris are squall• colll.ll to us „ills
she rest of she world. In the him& ,a Mattis', with leer
19:16,111. &watts:hi:rutin its harbour• over die Golf of 31Iesieo,
this island would be, fr its locality, a siturce of rsminswal
collision, a provocative to hostilities ; which would Ise little
less provoked by the system of colowist 'utensil tttt which
Great Dritein might be expected tu ustablish its regard to
that, as to her odor colonies.
Wr hope the report of Ilse transfer is I'4l trite. if it be
not, we have so occasion to say aoy thing more about it.
London, England, 1819-04-05

This day is published, in one volume Syn.
R .1 DIC A L.t. I
CRURPEp R,
IGHTS.
By GIORGE ENSOR, FJI
Publi.bed by ESAnglian' Wiliam, Royal Exchange.
Of whoa) nay he lot, by Ow anise Aoittor.
AN INQUIRY CONCERNING the POPULATION of
NATIONS.

Thin day are published, in dm
FACTS Hid OISSERVATIONi re4iiseting
CANADA and the UNITED STATES of AMERICA ;
affording a Comparative View of the In.loceneeisto to Emi-
rrntitin protected in those Couidlies To which 14 added, an
Appendix of Practical Insts uctiuus to Emigrant Settlers in
the British Colonies.

--
By C. I. GRECE,
Meagher of the Quebec awl Montero, Agricultural Sucikties,

&e. &c.

London: Printed fur J.llardiat. 3f3, St Jaaws's 'desert ;
sold at Liverpool, by (impel ; at Hull, by Wilson; and at
Bristol, by Brown and 3Lutt

In a few days will be published, is Oro. With Naps and
numerous Plates descriptive at. implements, Farm

Buildings ice,
ASURVEY
EASTERN and svesrEßN FLANDERS. made
smiler the Authority of the Farming Society of Ireland.
By the Rev. THOMAS RADCLIFFE.
0411 In this. Work the Rrpurter examines the Provinces of
Flanders in eleven Districts, and gives minute details re-
specting the weigher liushandry practised Its earls Among
much other matter, She Rook wall be r I to
prise the thief varieties of the Pletaish flagitious, according
to the variations in ihesuil ; and in treat in: of the quantity of
seed and produce, sa well as the application of miaow', Ole
weights awl measures ars nitifuonly reduced In tier standArd
of Great Britain and Ireland.
London: Printed for J. !larding. ,S, St. James's street.
London, England, 1819-04-05

WEXFORD ASSIZES.

Solomon Doran was on the 13th March triccl fur
the murder of Ilenry Loftus izell, E,q.
Mary Cavanagh sworn.
Knew the late Mr. Flaxen ; hved with him as
serv.mi ; remembers the evening el the murder,
which was on a Smedley ; does not rcanen►lwr the
month; it was limiest time; was in the parlour
with her master, blowing the lire ; a mien suddenly
tattered the room, .he did not know in what run►uer
lie got into the house ; lie fired at her mast. r ; she
would nut know bin►; the man appeared a big man
to het ; she was greatly frightened ; he was black-
cued and datiguised ; had thump-e►gmes round hi*
bead, and something like ae chandler's shirt or frock
over hi* clothes; it was after nightfall; her master
fell back lei the chair; be war taking his ter;
when the man fired at her master 1w oiderril her
to leave the way ; she did not, however, quit the
room; her toaster anal the man struggled together;
another matt entered and fired; he was a low-a:zed
man ; her master fell inside the parlour door, ■od
she weed out, and went to a barn which iv dope to
the house, where site staid a considerable time ; in
going out of the honor thought slw saw three men at
the kitchen door; could not tell, to consequence
of her fright, that their faces were blackened ;
thought she beard another shot inside the house
shortly after the entered the barn ; ■ candle was
lighting in the room when the men entered ; after
some tame she wet* into the house with others from
the barn, and found her master dead; they ens-
mined the body. but could not tell how many
wounds be had received. as his clothes were on ;
found the candle lighting; ■ pair and a half of new
blanket., a sheet. and • quilt, patched and stuffed,
were taken away; there were several colours it► the
quilt; did not take particular notice of it, said
could not therefore tell what colours were iii it, but
it appeared to be a new quilt, and was of the same
&script l as the one produced in Court ; could
not swear sleet it was the tsetse quilt, only it was
patched nod new; took up the guard of a gun nest
snernitig in the apartment where her mover aas
killed; Ins body was then lying in the room ; did

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London, England, 1819-04-05

FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

rmus PAPERS,

PARIS. APRIL I.

By a Royal Ordinance the Count d'Esraes is
appointed Governor of the Fourth Mditary Divi-
sion, in place of the (:rte Duke de Frkm.
Several changes have beets made in the Prefec-
tures of the department,.
Accounts from the of Prance state, 11rit
the ports of that Colony were to be opened in the
mouth of February last, to ships of all nation,.
We are informed in a work on Saint Domingo,
by General Primpliele de Lacroix, that the
robes of velvet, magnificently embroidered, which
adorned the Senators of the late French Empire,
have passed in the way of commerce to the black
Senators of the Republic of asiti. What piquentes
reflections does riot this fact suggest to the philo-
sopher and the moralist !
In the Chamber of Deputies there Iris been no
public sitting ; but the bureaux have been pert*.
pied on the several laws referred to their preparo.
tory examinalion. Two Committees have been
sppiiiiited ; one of Expenditure, and one of Re-
ceipt, to investigate the laws of the Budget.
The Antwerp Mercury states, the Concordat be.
tocen the POPS and the King of the N ETHER..
LA NDS has been concluded, and that several new
Bishoprics will be erected. The unpleasant affor
of the Prince de Bathir.tr, Bishop of Ghent, has
been arranged.
London, England, 1819-04-05

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NUPTIALS OP LORD srpw.4nr AND
LADY F. TEMPEST

The Countess or ANTRIM gave on elegant enter.,
t on Saturday, et lier.litm.e to Brutomstreet,
I; -1 krl.-y-lcivarc, no the happy occasion of the roar.
riare 'I her daughter, L•iily FRANCES VANE
TISM PE.ST, and Lard STEWA RT, Its a /elect party
of her animate friends, a hick consisted of tlw
fol-
Inaing distinguished personages Grace the
Duke of lA'ar.t.inu-rov, Marquis mid Marchioness
Of CAMDEN and the Ladies PRATT, the Earl of
ABERDEEN, the Bishop of ExicrEn, Ludy CA...
ThEREA Glll. Sir THOMAS Slid Lady Lint:tett.,
Mr. A. STEWART, and Mr. BECK ETT. Soon after
nine o'clock the party adjourned to the grand
drawing-room, where the marriage ceremony was
solemnised by the Bishop of ExaTEL The Duke
of WELLINGTON gave the bride away. The bride-
maids were. Lady E. EDGCUM BE 0041 Miss LID-
DELL About ten the happy couple set 011, in it
beautiful chariot with four horses, for North Cray,
Kent, the seat of Lord CASTLEREAGH, where they
intend to remain a few ela) A, trod then proceed to
her Ladyship's own seat, ‘Vynyard, Stockton,
Durham, for a short time ; from thence they will
go to Ireland. After the ceremony the NoLle
Countess entertained a large party of fablrionables.
Lord CASTLEREAGH, after his dinner party at his
house iii Si. James's-square, attended the marriage
ceremony of his brother, Lord STEWART, Willi
Lady F. V. TLMPEST.
There were about fifty of the friends and relatives
of the bride and bridegroom present at the cere-
, many. •
London, England, 1819-06-30

WATERING PLACES.

SCARBOROUGH, JUNE 44.

•
The following are ninong the Nat arrivals :
the Mon. E and Mr*Sioarton cot family, Sir C Carhelt
end Lady Corbett, Mr. Steward and ramify, Col,oel %Cam-
inito Laity Amami and family, Mr. Memo, M.P. Mr and
Mrs. It. Oliver sod family, General Mgr and 31114 Trrrod,
Mrs. Spencer, Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Run.d..n, Mr. and Mrs..
Thornton, cud Major Foster.

BRIDLINGTON-QC/Of, SUN F. 44.
The following owe among the lust arrivals
Colonel sod the Misses %Mean, Mr. Homer, Mr. an 4
Mn. Sharpe, Mr. Sprinter and family, Mr. snit Wrs. F.
Lumley and family, Captain Mrs. and Miss Miller sisal
family, Colonel Mn. and the Misses Fowlir, Mr. Sam'.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilson and family, Mr. anal Mis. 11.
Thornton, Mr. Mrs. aad Miss Paikinson, Mr. Stables sod
family, Miss Chippendale, Captain and Mrs. Deek, Mien
Chaplin, aiid Sir F. and Lady Boynton.
London, England, 1819-06-30

COURT MARTIAL.

The following is the sentence of the CoUrt.Muc.
tint, held stimuli a mouth %ince, on Captain Hilmar, •
of she 85tit Regiment. The charges we have al.
renily commuutottell in our renders:—
The Court having duly ron4clrred the evidence gives in
support of the charges against the Prisoner, Payinasfir
Alexander Rigor, of his Majesty's Eighty•fitlts (or the
Doke of York's (/wn) Regialsut of Light lufantry, or
Backe %%plank cm, as well as what he has ciffhect io his de-
fray., is of opinion that he, the said Prisoner, is Qailiy of
the first charge.
In regard to the 1.:`14.1111 charge. that he, the mid Pri-
loner, is thrillyy, wish the cacept• that he .!id not wilfully
and knowisigly impose lIIKM the Officers yatiug Compton's'
Quarterly Pay Lists, es entirely conformable to their re.
spettiee previously willed moodily Company Abstracts for
the corrricponhog period..
Of the third charge, the Court is of opinion, that the
Prisoner is Guilty.
The Court do therefore adjadge, that the mid Paymaster
Alexander Biggar. of she taih Regiment of Light Infantry,
be cashiered; and that he do make good the sum of 1,3001.
or thereabouts, or such other sum or sinus as may be tumid
doe by the said Ps homer, on the Anal examination of his as--
, counts of the 85th Regiment.
London, England, 1819-06-30

SLAVE TRADE ACTS.

The Rome went lulu a Committee or the Slave Trade
Acts Its the Committee, certain Resolution* proposed by
the Sot-tarotlt-Drumm. were agreed so.
The 1/010ie resumed, sod the SoLICtTOR•GEIIEIIAL ob-
tained leave to bring iu a Rill to extend the pruviaions of
the Act of the 46th of she Cup entitled en Act for she
more speedy trial of olisonhiern distant parts, beyond sea,
against the laws for the suppression of the Slave Trade.
The Learised Gentleman afternariln heinight iii the Bill.—
Read the first-...te he rend the segues' time tomorrow.
Mr. GOULBURN brought its the Rolauy Ray lodemnily
Bill.—Read the nrst—lo be read the woad time to morrow.
Mr. Loam moTou brought iii the Sweet Wines Duly Bill.
..—ltead the first—tu be read second time, tomorrow.
Mr. GOULSURN brought •in a Bill to allow weasels of a
certain Winne to navigate between t►is eumitry ■nd New
South Win—Read the first time, secundreadiug tomorrnw.
Mr. LUSISINGTON brought in the East India Coffee Duty
the hurt linsesecood ri ailing to morrow.
Mr. LUSHIVOTON brought in the Silk Exportation Bounty
Rill.—Read the %rat time—second reading to•rttnrruw.
London, England, 1819-06-30

when, with safely to the country, they could re-
model the machinery of the exi.ting pystem—
and till it could prudently be done, it would be ex-
ceedingly impolitic to attempt it. He had, 'etated,
that his object at pretint was, to raise a in of
5.000,000/. Herod the expenditure of the current
year. but he had hope* that it would speedily be
increased to 8,000,000/. When it Vas raised to
that point, it would he time enough to iiirestiorote
the general state of the sinking fund—hut, until
that period, he could not think of stirring it.
When the proper time arrived. he would pug.
gest an arrangement-o-or perhaps a better arrange-
ment than his might he inggested by soin'otlier
individual, or he developed in the cum* of tvent•.
He hoped, however. that the Hon. Member would
not imply. because lie load not bre/night a plan for-
ward, that therefore he had oio arraitgetnent in coo-
tern plation.
After a few words from' Mr. RICARDO, the
CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER, and Alderman
HEYOATE, the Bill went through the Committee.
—Report to-morrow.
London, England, 1819-06-30

CAMELFORD ELECTION.

Ou the niotiou of Mr. D. W. HARVEY, the further eonsi.
&ration of the Report of the Canielforil Election Committee
was postponed wail Friday next.
CASE OF MR. ALLETT.

Mr. Hume submitted, in consequence of the postpone-
tricot of the Cause!ford Conindttee,_ the situation in which
Mr. Wm. Allett, who was committer to custody loy the Com
mince, was kept, owing to this postpmerricsit. lie then
lowed that be held in his bend • Petition front bin,. Ile
subluiticil to the House, whether sonsethiug should not he
done to relieve that mosfortimate man.
The Petition was then brought up and read. It acknow.
!edged the imprudence of which the petitioner, William
Allett, of St. Mary-Aze London, had been guilty of, in all.
'entire himself from :he Committee; stated, that he hail
left tows for the benefit of his health, which had Finn in.
juiced by an accident, while travelling or • stage coach shout
three rare ago, and that, is so doing, he had nut been
aware of committiog say breach of privilege, or transgress.
in airy order of the Howe, which he dimply lamented having
done; that the cossequesees of Curdle, confinement would
be highly injorioes to his coustitotion is the then precarious
state of hie health ; offered to give whatever security the
Home might require for hie future attendance when called
(or, and giving whatever evidence might be in his power
He prayed the House to take these premises into considera-
tion, and is coomiserstiou of his cooditiou, to release him
flora confinement. _ _ _

Mr Hours thee moved, that the Petitionrr be called to
thr her to be reprituauded •ad discharged ; but afterwards,
u■ the suggestion of Mr. WYNN, inserted the words " to-
morrow," 4.11 which the motion was agreed to.
Ur. 13. W. 01,1111111 r moved, that the Speaker do not issue
hi. warrant to make out a new writ fur the borough of
Causelford till Friday bests—Agreed to.
London, England, 1819-06-30

DISTILLATION IN IRELAND

The CHANCELLOR or the Exci;Liativit gam notice that he
would, to morrow, WOW for leave to bring iu a Bill to per_
mit distillation, in Ireland, from small stills.
The Irish Poet-Office Bill was read a second lime, after a
short conversation between Alderman Wools, Sir G. HILL,
nod Mr. P. Moose, on the 'object of a chow of two Prime
made by the Postmasier-General, on every levier, brought
from Howth to Dublin, ur vice reran.—To be committed
to-morrow.

The Annual Aecoontg Bill went through • Committee—
the Report was received—and the Bill ordered to be read the
third time tu-morrow. _ _

The Superliner of Excise Rill was rfllllMitittl, the Report
rreeivrd, and the Bill erdered to be read the third time to-
morrow. _ . .

'llse Irish Court of Chancery Bill was reported—Third
reeding on Friday next, un which day Mr. C lIUTCHINSON
stated he would nuke some observations on the practical
operation of the Bill.
The Town-rates Appeal Bill was reported.—Third read-
ing to-morrow.
The Smuggling Prevention Bill, and the Southern Whale
Fishery Bill, were read the second tinie.—To be committed
to-morrow. _ _

The Pilchards Homily Bill, the PAM India Postage Bill,
the Plate and Crown Glass Bills, the Inland Coals Hill, the
Spirits Intercourse Bill, the Coals Drawback Bill, the
Militia Pay (England and Ireland) Bills, the Annual Ex-
cise Duties Bill, his Majesty's Properly Bill, the General
Sessions of the Peace (Ireland) Bill, and the Penitentiary Bill,
went severally through a Comnsittee.—Report to-morrow.
IRISH STAMP ACTS.
Colonel BARRY gave notice that he would, to-morrow,
move for leave to bring in a Bill to explain and amend the
lush Stamp Acts.
London, England, 1819-06-30

FOREIGN ENLISTMENT BILL

Colonel I)Avtrs presented a Petition from the Mniintie..
sneers and Tinders of the City of Worcester, against the
Foreign Enlistment Bill. The Hun. Member observed that
this Petition was prevented by accident hum reaching him
at au earlier periorl.—Lsid un the tahle.

COMMISSION OF SEWERS.
Mr. DICKINSON obtained leave to bring in a Bill to en.
large the previsions of tlw Art of Henry VIII. relative to
Drainage, and the Commission of the Sewers, after a few
words from Mr. D. Gt . and Lord G.

Mr. DICKINSON presenled a Petition from Somerton for
the better recovery of Small Debts. As be understood Lord
Itriliad.ile meant to bring in • Bill upon this subject, lie
should let tbs matter rest in such able hands.
London, England, 1819-06-30

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

.•
HOUSR OF LORDS, Tunoit, June 29.

lord RIOVIDALP presented two Petitions against tlae
Inswireat.Debtors• Bill.
Lord Siostotign presented • Petition also against the
Bill from the Parish of RI. James.—Laid the table.
MESSAGE FROM THE COMMONS.
The Bankrupt Act Ameudmeat Bill, Ole Offenders
Transportation Bill, the Customs Consolidation Bill, the
Clerk of the Peace in Ireland Bill, and some private Bills,
were brought up from the House of Commons, and read a
first time.
The Aiierican Csasreatio• Bill was read a third
The Earl of Swipetsisararr presented. Petition front the
Inhabitants of the City of With, against the Insolvent
Debtiirs' Bill.—Laid on the table.
Seyeral Bills lying ins their Lordships' table were respri-
lirely pushed forward one stage, without any observation.

SAME oF IRELAND CASH
The House resolved itself into ti Committee on
the Batik of Ireland Cash Paysaista
The Marquis of L NSDOWW lOW. sod entreated
the attention of the Noble Lord oppieite to a Cir.-
comstance which, he believed. woo the result of a
law that hud been passed in the &slot' before the
last--is law for permittiag the transkr of stock
from lEnglAnd to Ireland. The consequence of
this law, as it twittered to him, was a very great
alteration in the balance of exehauge between
Greet Britain and Ireland ; fur, by permitting the
transfer of stork front England to Ireland, large
qoaatities of capital were traissferred to this country
from Ireland, became stock might be purt.4satsed
here cheaper than there, end a. great drain was
thereby caused of capital from Ireland, opermisig
ssitch•to the disatfiquitage of that country. He,
however, did nut, in a case of such importance.—
requiring more minute atteuVon to its details than
lie could alford it--rely altogether Span Isis own
judgment; but be would rishr those Noble Lords
who composed the Bank Committee to the evi•
deuce given .with regard to this point by many
prietical meta, end they sett retneWsber that the
evidence IS vrkith he alluda bole itrAlng Conlin**.
lion of what he had suivr _ Arnett Ile did not now

look for the Opinion of the NoldeLord (Liverpool) !!
oil teal alibleet he merely iuggested it at ti fit'
infiect far ,rellkeirmi eturing the relining recess.
With respect to the Hinton/ before the Committee,
he had a Swggesitou to make on which he sh'i'eld,
not necripy Much of theit.lerdshipe Mite; as he
believed the Noble Lord would acialeke In his
opinion. In all the Acts hitherto pewter' no the
*Object of cash payrnemii by the 'dinky of England.
and of Ireland, it was always customary to give to.
the Batik of Ireland slt months time for pitying ii
specie-after the period: yf tcrd for parse vets 1p the:
Sauk of England. Thii was very prom in respect
London, England, 1819-04-02

yineed you will never do on an irregular pro.
teading."
The LORD CHANCELLOR—Is We cannot go
further at tlitsent. You may renew yoltr motion.
*lr. ,lieit,.r, when you are prepared with the
proper documents to support it."

FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
London, England, 1819-04-02

POLICE.

qurrv.stnsi I

Yesterday the driver of the hsekncy concti, No. 42d.
surmnaneii before 31r.lichiliiig and Me White, the 3lazo
fo► obstructing and assaulting the sentinel at tli
his is ish Gallery, Pall-mall, on last Saturday ig lit
The soldiers (the two sentinels) stated that the rimetim'ir
having slapped a considerable time ill the way of whet eve
rages mimic up, one of 'hem ordered hint to move ou, bat
41114 cumplyior, the soldiers held the reilis to lead mi rh
horses, alien tic struck him violently with his why. 'the
'soldier then look him into custody, and kept him
sentry-box nutit the smjciiist of the guard L. 1111: Up 3'.01
liticrnti di him.

The coachman, in his &fence, said, he hail hero called to
take up a Captain of the I.sth Dragotnis--that lie pulled
up at King's-place, whet he waited till tt ai o'clock—awl
that, when the soldiers directed him to &lite away, Ir•
whipped his horses for !hat purpose, and perliapir might ha.,
touched the Complainants, but, if so, it was quite unin•
tentional. He gate himself sp, without hesitation, when the
soldiers manifested their intention of arresting him.
The Magistrate dismissed the complaiut, obseiving, that
the soldiers had ou right to assume the power they had
that of arresting the toathman. On such oceassous,
Si3birg should be f mplo)ed. Instead of !Aloe the Eat•tela t.
ant into custody, the proper course of proceeding was,
1.3 d meted wrung, is take his numlwr and b.eo.
Jt method redress was sure to be u:ataincil.

MARI.1101101'(211 STlt!' CT.

Captain r- attended at the Office to tee. t • patr.d,
who lw said had tired at him on Wednesday eig4l, In the
Regent's rail:, with a blunderbuss, but the patrol nut bring
present he left the Office.
Shortly after the patrol arrived, and stated that the Cr.a
taiu was walking in the link with a firm id, after rev,.
o'clock, mid there wire olliars with fein..lll.ll IMO, and be
bin duty, by Desiring them to zl.l I/o. Capt. F. r. fused, ne.i
grossly abused him, soil he fired In: bletroliifiti-s in the
fur the as,:stauce of other watchmen, and t e-..
taken to the uatels.house. The case was or& red to six .1
0111 r.

Aldo ratan ATKINS (Lord Mayor) is one of three
candidates for Barnstaple.
Wedriehday afternoon tin alarming fire broke out
in the livery-stables of Mr. J MASON, in Foley-hires!,
*bids did considerable damage; but on Ilir arrival,
of the engines. there being a good supply of wilt,.
the Rinses were soon got under.
London, England, 1819-04-02

PARIS PAPERS.

PARts, siArtell ?9.
The Marshals I)akes of it,g:o. Tarentii iv,
Ragusa, situ litiluno, hail the honour of break-
fAsting hist morning with his Majesty.
The French ship the Goretti, coming from
Charidernagor, where it was built, has tin ived in
toe harbour id' Cherbourg. It hail on hoard two
elephants, one of which died at the muuth of the
Manche.
Spanish agents have purchased in the French
particularly at Vourdtatoc, squardrou,
olisi-ting or two corvettes, ten 14ild four
korlettra, which, it is said, sue to form part uf the
I-rowthtion to Buenos
M. 13eujiii ll oo Constant has been appointed a
Deputy iu the 1/epartnit tit of the SonillY.
to emoequence of some exeavati which were
lately done under the orolcra of the Count De
DitiontivinA, Prefect of the Calvados, in the church
thr uncivil Abbey of the Trinity, near Caen,
the coffin was di-courted that toniaiurslthe 11101.Wa
and ashes Of Queen Manilla, wife or Wilemh
C iweror, the foundress of this Abbey, who died
to IOW).
A Prossiais Officer, who lately killed another
in
a duel at Berlin, hiss been condemned to 20 years
i.riprisetioni-sit, and the seconds to three or live
)rats imprisonment.

'll-HE BRITISH PRESS.

LONDON,
FRIDAY, Aram 2, 1219.

L:tat evening, in the flointe of Lords, Lord Het,
La SD. in the *battler of the Earl of Doeouuts-
multi:, and in his name, gave notice, the, his Noble
intended ou Tu•sday, the 4th of May, to
►uhmi, u motion to the noose relative to the Cluitns
of the lt 1111 l sot Catholics of Ireland.

The Honourable Mr. ELIA', soil of Lord Mix-
ga‘e 'mince loot night in the Ilnu.e of Com-
of a minims to remove Mr. W. QUIN from
the (Ace of OW (4 Rost:larva of the County of
1-mv,tit k.

A motion made last night by. Lord A mit t-
BA 1.0 HAMILTON, for the production of the war-
rant i”teed last year fur the election of lia.
teqrstes of Aberdeen, produced a long debate on
the il.tetu of Burghs in that part of the United
Kinrlout. Ott a division, the production of the
oat rmit was negatived, but the numbers were so
'Aube a. to afford to the 11.100r5 no cany.e of triumph.
The numbers for the motion were, 105—agitiost
it, Ito. The antioustetosit It of the !mustier% WliP
secrited by loud eltetiings from the Opposition
Belicht*, awl, in eullsrplesser of the extreme
&rutile,,. of the division, I nrd .111C11113 .1 I. 1) 1.-
TON gave notice, that after the I lololays lie should
spin bung the subject before tie House.

11'e have recent() the Paris Papers of Monday.
They contain no local news.
A p it.de letter Ginn M inheim, dated the 23J
ainiauncea that M. de koxxxeux was
usetta-
snt,tttd on that day by a stredet.t, mid that the lat.
trr t itnwliately committed suicide with the same
pcniaitl which had been the instrument of his crime.
Both instantly expired on the spot.

We have received Nrw Yoelt Papers to the 1
of Nlas th. The IVidiursol Adrutitie of the
the following review of the proceedings of
the Congress in the tirseitits just closed :
London, England, 1819-04-02

DUBLIN POLICE,

HtAD
WILLIAM EDWARD NEWMAN.
Further particulars of this extraordinary Charm. ter, lately
taken up by Mr. Junes, proprietor of the Koyal Hibernian
Hotel :—Hts enteral appearance, whets transmitted (ruin
College-street Police Office, before lbe►itting Magistrates of
she Head Office, was particularly shabby ; he wore a thread-
b ire blur cuat, with pantaloons, waistcoat, bouts, shirt, &c.
all equally a prey to the all-devouring tooth of time ; but
his hat was the most time-battered article lie wore. It was
completely such a one as an actor, in the WalalUalleal of bus-
levque, would put ou to personate Jeremy Didier—end yet,
in this costume, he had the hardihood to order a dinner and
claret at the Royal Hibernian Hotel! and stranger still, in
such a costume was he served with cliuuer and claret there!!!
Wonders will never cease, while the moon has influence over
the earth. In au old pocket book, a forged letter, parporting
to be Gum Sir George Beckwith, was found, addressed to
bun, Cart vassal a desitt Iliad he should r...ve snider lista as
all tallierr, his tOlapii.time with which S:r Irm ze would con-
sider as a high obligation. Am-nicer papal war also fousa,
torts iu pieces, which, when joined together, proved to be
a veal dismissal, as a prirate, (coin the 49115 rerrillitUrs tor
general bad conduct. A copy of a letter, addressed to bon
at Purtartingtou, as 4' 'the Hint. W. R. Newman," was also
found. it appeals thati while at Piertsrlington, he ltd.
dressed a letter to Mr. 1 - Royal Hibernian lintel, Dish.
lin, requisting of ham to have in preparation, a number of
beds, and the very test amount-Am fir hisroself, and
several gemtemeu sod nit who would accompany
Lim, on a reclaim day. Ynparations were. accordingly mole,
at some immediate itteouvrinctice to Mr. Junes. 'the day

piled, user without thereat perMlinage and his eonsirairy
arriving ; and, a 1 length, the consular', and teemisig
mouutisic produced " The liontrulable W. E. New.
man," lot propria persona, alone and ttuatleutiell.—
His eumpsuy were to follow tom in a day ur twu, auJ he
1161 S determined, to the interim, to mrke the house the better
of his coming, by raiMog away, tool devouring the •ery
best things 4111 th. 1r oMu t. rots, in. he maser fatigued himself
*tit+ h•sking i•i•ts the ,•eur, aoJ Atk• ditch:alp...l the 41

• •-"• • "
London, England, 1819-06-01

MORNING DRESS.

A round drew of thick jaconot muslin: the bedlam of the
skirt is richly worked in points; they are astrmitiiiited by
broad easing, which is drawn by blue ribbon ; several PlWi
of curd are placed above this easing. Chemiieffe body: the
waist is longer thou usual : the collar is f a to w dive, :p.
tilifl; it is composed of muslin laid on full over ribbon, ad
edged all round with rich work. Long sleeve, tastefirlif
ornamented at the wrist, to reorreapond.
The apron worn with this dress its composed of ilw snow
material ; it is rather wore than n three.o.nartir au,'
is trimmed round with rich work. A brace is rri
the back part of this apron, which Coma It oiler av rp iii-
lette and a low back to the dress: it is roll aiiineous In
shape, and has a very tasteful effect ; it i. COllll VS. 4 cniirelt
of rich work. Head•dress,u ror vrfle, r,r rathir tie
say a half corner'', composed of white her: it is i.f a moil..
rate height, and has very small ears, which do Trot roe, t ui.
der the chin, whale it is tied v ilk blue ribbon ; it is 01.5.
mcnted only with a simple bow of ribbon to correspod,
which is placed un one side of the caul. Blue kid shoes.
London, England, 1819-06-01

ALDGATE, CITY.—An excellent oltportn•
'illy for PC1114111% in want of HOUSEHOLD FUR-
NITURE—The LONDON REPOSITORY for the CA-
BIN ET-11 Ali ERS' SOCIETY, where there are selling all
kinds of Cabinet Goods, Mattresses and Feather Bros, toge-
ther with a great variety of Carpets, Blankets, Ticks, Quills,
Counterpanes, 14c. and evivy description of Fausitare that is
requisite to tin nisb Apartments or Houses, always reads;
that enables them to furnish, at a few Jaya' notice, and foil
20 percent. cheaper than any other house in London, at ti,
Leadenkall-street, near Alilgale Pomp, the real Mattrese and
Feather Bed :Manufactory and Agency liuuse fur the Cabinet-
niakers Society. The following Articles air given as a Ape-
eimeu of their low Pe ices i—Six Japanned Chairs, I/. ;
a ditto Dere:sing Table, ; a ditto Basin-stand, 155.;
Flemish Rugs, 18.. ; Seamen's Bed and Pillow, at sa. each ;
4 feet 6 inch Tent Bedstead.. IL ; hindered Mattress to
lit, 11.; Feather Beds, 21. 165.; Miibuizeiny Four-pist Bed-
steads, 41. 15%; Mahogany Chest of Drawers, 31. ; ditto
Penihruke Tables,l/. 16a. ; six ditto Chairs, and two elbows,
61. tia.; 4 fret 6 inch Tent Bedsteads anti Furniture, 4/. 4s.
This Society respectfully informs she Public, that they have
commenced the above Establishment for the Employment
mod Suppnet of a number of inditatriuus Mechanics, with
liege Easeilies, and stow ull'er their manufactured Artidea
in the Cabinet Line, of the beat Workmanship, without ally
profit being required upins the gnosis, exsept the bane house-
expences, the Workmen being fully satisfied with having
constant employment.
(Muds patked and lent to any 'purl of She Kingdom ; no
charge fur the packing, except pocking materiels.
London, England, 1819-06-01

THEATRES.

COVENT-GARDEN.
The Ca;t:e Spectre r*as performed Int suiLett to a
very full house. Miss O'Nitu., as the faithfull re-
presentative.of the gentle, tender, yet invincibly firm
Angelis. %vs* rapturously applauded throughout.—
Mr. YOUNG'S Ear/ °sort was a iwrforunattce of
great strength and spirit, and received its due meed
of approbation.
After the Protein-like Mr. YATES had gene
through his various transformations in Cozening,
end set the boost massy a time in a roar, the
pantomime of Mother Goose was exhibited. Parts
of the scenery, music, and trucks, town Harlequin
Gullirer and Baron Munchausen, were introduced
with excellent effect, and, added to its original at-
traction-t, produced an entertainthent winch gave
universal pleasure.
London, England, 1819-06-01

GENERAL 0110ERTATIONS.

The net" ball-dresses are most superb and tasteful: a
frock of white crape, over white satin, is extremely elegant ;
the border is finished by • very full bond/mut, confined hr
pink satin kwifuettes, over which are full tiluwn roars, with
their stalks sad leaves, laid in disiintt row. in bias. 'floe
body corresponds with the skirt, and the sleeves are %host
and full : the hair is beautifully arranged
braids, iuterworen with pearls, and lull.hlouti roses.—
Another ball-dress is yet mum "Onside, though amiss:. oily
more simple; it is entirely of very fine lace, of a must spies.
did fashion, and is worn over a slip of pint• satin A tin.
dram, which is calculated either for evening parties to sloe
ball-room, is of fine figured net, with a fell hurderiii:..l
plaited gas lace, and a brocade of eheuilk and small where
beads, over which is a row of state formed of ire Ion; heads,
and which has a moat superb effect.

The Earl of LoNSDALE gave au elegant rote-
bailment oss Sunday to the LORD Clisacat.t.oiii
Earl BATHURST, Lord SitiwouTti, Load Lou -
TURK, the SPEAKER of the House ul Cron
&c. at his residence in Charles-strett, i!sei
square.
Count 111uNsTER will give a grand .nl.l taintin- t
to-morrow to a large party of dial: 1,1•
swages, at his house iu Grosvenor-pin. e.
The rookery at the Pavilion has been lately di•a
!versed, brit a great many rooks, as well at prgeuni,
remain at Brightosi.
Mrs. OHRE HUNTER has issued cards of in% itatian
for a large sissetulrly uri the 5111 of July, at
elegant residence in G. ot vettot-plixe.
Au (Wire groom ativer'iting fur a place, re:w,..
sents himself a ietidrist of Cripple-gate.
Arrivals at the Prince Saxe HOPI+
Chailes.street, Grotvenos-square earl
Uial
AIARK KERB and family, from thrtr rritt, Iltilhia
"4,01 i• Kent. Depaittlirs:—Mr. and 11r-. I ftr.!;-
TLETHWAITI: and family, for their east to Haw,
ANAGRAM.—The Velocitnaniperle is s.nt hkr;y:
to take with either male or female darsdies, ar. lie:1
anagratnatirctl, it saes, " I can impede lute."

till
pc
vim
jill

.h
London, England, 1819-06-01

EVENING DRESS.

A round dress, composed of white tran•parcut :.e:•,
over a white satin slip : the bottom of the shot is trimmed
with a deep flounce of rich blond, formed into draperies by
white satin bows; a large star, composed aniline satin dis-
posed in folds, is placed between each wave of the drapery.
This is a simple but elegant style of trimming; its vfft vt is
extremely light and tasteful. The body is pleino ight to the
shape, and rather long in the %nisi ; it in rot low all round
the best, and is trimmed with a full fall of lace, which forms
a pelerine behind. Short sleete, ornamented in a new style,
with lace twined in a serpentine manner round t+•s bottom
part. Head-dress, a garland of intermingled moss-roses and
lilies. The hair is dressed rather high, and ail, a profunios
of full curls in front. Necklace and earnings, rail. White
satin shoes; white kid gloves.

[From " La Bello Aseguldie."]

FRENCH.
London, England, 1819-06-01

TO THE EDITOR OF THE BRITISH PRESS.

Stit—Being very much interested upon the subject of the
comparative properties of Chiuese and Hay Tea, as alluded
to in the paragraphs which have lately appeared its your ex-
tensively useful Paper, it would confer a great obligation
upon myself, and many others similAily interested and de-
sirous of avoiding the deleterious effects alleged to arise
front the use of Tea, generally so called, could we obtain
from any of your correspondents such a description of the
" Authoxauthuns oduratum," at will enable us to distinguish
it from other prasaes.
I am, Sir, your moat obedient Servant,
AT PRESENT A TtiA DRINKER.
London, England, 1819-06-01

MERCHANT TAYLORS SCHOOL.
THE ANNIVERSARY DINNER of the
Omit School will be held on THURSDAY, June 10,
at the City of Lundun Tavcris.

STEWARDS :
The Rev. James Harris, M.A. Edmund John Scott, Esq.
George Barker, Esq. Joseph Thorp, Esq.
Edmund Shirr Haswell, Esq. John Winiitrooffe, Esq.
Ticket, Fifteen Shillings.
Maier ou wile at Ilsif.psiit Four o'Clock.
London, England, 1819-11-25

SAIIIIIPIELIA RADICAL MEETING.

The Meeting of the Radical Reformers. agreeable to paMic
police. took place Imt monitor is Smithfield. Little Wad-
dmettoi hod& his ground at the entrance of Cloth Fair al an
early hour. Ile bore a three.ahiprd lag At ens o'clock. •
ratted and dreary procession joiord him with three other
ore, hiving Iliffereut ioseriptims. The motley ',imp ON
their march had swelled their number. by the Wert who
joined them no their way, so that there might he oe4mireft
700 or I,t/00 prisons sat odd. 11. There was nu appearance
of msy tumuli. Dr. Matteis look the
After a few words (ruin Mr Pawns, Dr. WATIoN pro.
cerdtd to worate what had passed between himself mid
Lord Fhlrnooth, respecting the appeal, whi:ll, it 'tipsiest,
had been given hy his laard.hlp into the Prince. Regent's
lomols, hint hr (turd S.) cuald nut soideriake to say any
;Ting further &bons it than that it hod been so phieed. Dr.
Watson 1t.,.. proceeded to covaniestlissi mach a Wolk. af treat.
lug the Profile's Pet itiosia, tkc. tonlalcsiresl Mr. Walker to
trod to the llemiog the Prince Regret's Speech to tie Par.
lisinent (which was acco.thogly done), as form It might he
galisered the sort of r:pfly inirada to their appliestioss. In
the cowrie of his speech, the MOW anwouueed hit inten-
tion to retire shortly from peldie life
The Sleeting dispersed very peaceably.
London, England, 1819-11-25

/")LICE.

The pit It•pockets were ext►emely active is 9.. James •
Park, and the leading to it, during the time t►e
Prince Regret was passing to sad from the Hume of Par.
hauteur. Their conduct was soy daring is Sp►ing•garden-
passage, where they impeded and blocked up the passage,
to enable them to tub the public. Two sated characters,
Richard Hammond and Gears Murray, were detected and
set orcd by George Rubinson, a constable belonging to the
office, who saw him put his hand into a gentleman's pocket,
sad at the tissue time he eat Murray stoke a match at a
lady'. ridicule. Hammond was convicted is a rogne sad
vagabond, under the Police Act, sad Murray was ordered
to Anil

Istieciscurt.—.The public ore cutthroat oiliest a fellow
who ones about to Gestlemen's bourn with a subscription
book, and a large bill of printed particulars of a pretended
" Laudable lust.tritiosi for supplyirg the poor with crest
and segetehles •t a cheap note," of which be styles himself
treasurer. The whole turns out to be a complete fraaduleut
traussetiou. He has but too successfully carried it ow foe a
great Humber of years. He was detected sia Tuesday ISOM.
iug, by Too mend the officer, ■t a Gentteataa's lomat la
New Norfolk.street, who recogoised W us a Inas of the
mane of Ponies.

FROM TUESDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE.

Crown-W/I're, Notweber 11119.