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The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1819-11-22

COVENT-GARDEN THEATRE;

Muss STEPNENS resumed her high place at this
Theatre on Saturday night. in the character of
Diana Vernon, in the musical opera of not Koy
Macgregor. Her reception was extieniely flattering.
and must have proved highly geitefol to her feel-
ings. She appeared deeply affected by the enthu-
siastic expressions of pleasure and a■teem that
greeted her entre, and it was some tune before she
recovered the full possession of her powers. They
were exerted throughout with all their enchanting
brilliancy. taste, and sweetness. LISTON, as usual,
afforded a rich fund of laughter in his humorous re-
presentation of the Bai/he; and the nub /toy of Mr.
MAcarADY displayed all hi. cltarai•terirne spirit
and energy—his manly deportment. the force and
boldness of hie manner, his vigorous conception and
expression of this part, afforded a must striking
and interestiog portrait.
London, England, 1819-11-22

SOUTHAMPTON, NOVEMBER to.

The Cheste!flehl packet soiled yesterday fir
Havre' with twenty passengers and two carriages.
Sir Wus. de Crespigny. M.P. Lady Sarah de
erespigny, and family, set off this morning for
London.
The performance of the grand Oratorio of The
IllePriah. under the direction of Mr. Sharp, at holy
Roods Church, was well attended, and gave the
most entire satisfaction. _ _ .

On Saturday was launched from the yard of
Mesfrs. Durkin., ship-builder, sit Northam, a sin-
gularly handsome schooner. of 107 tone, the pro-
perty of Messrs. Weeks and March, of Southamp-
ton, ship-owners: she went off the stocks iu fine
style.
London, England, 1819-11-22

Till. (':1

The Prince novo% Sing Hounds will meet this die id
the Dolphin, near Slough ; anti tra Friday, at Brattlitself...
each day at ten "'clock.
The !iambledno, Ilatinds .111 mart 'hi. day at 014 Iv,.
chcatcr Hill; Friday, at the &Ad FUEIVIDier en tickark
cicli sky.
The Hampshire llonnda will mai t this clay, at Aldnotil•••1
Dawn ; tn.morrntc. at liculik I Paoli ; at C•;n:.
Inn Old House; Saturday, Bentley Gteen--tess o'clock roils
clay.

mnt.4cuoLv C
CROOKE D. EA NE.

nn Fitarrlay morning last an Inquest was taunt 'ief.•ra
Thomas Shelton, Coroner, at the Black Iv,. U.-.
mew's-lane, ow view of the body of %lea.
Maria Mathews, aged It )ears. The unforlunat•
stance excited the attention of the inlishitants, and • vast
number of persons bad misenibli.4l on the spit while tta
Jury were sitting.
Elizabeth Francis stated, that she was wet noire, in lite
family of Mr. Mathew On Friday morning last she vs .4
feeding an infant about tone months old, who was lying iii
her lap, and the J d came hare and turd witneas she
(the deceased) would feed the chill, and desired h. r to 1...
about some needle work. The deceased look the chill
nut 'Of her arms, and it began to trey very much, and the its.
ceased walked about the room with the child, in girder its
pacify it. The deceased appealed very eh:ireful ; alw took
the child up stair., end in a few ttttttt nods after witness 64..1
a shriek ; she immediately rat. up stairs,and found the
and front windows of the third floor ripen, sad the dereasi
she believed, had thrown the child nut at the back islll.l•,W,
and then jumped out herself at the front.
Mr. Price,surgeon, Caution-street, stated, that be w is se..t
for to the deceased, and lie are geed instantly, hot she a 14
quite dead; be found a severe fracture of the skull, the
rietal hone was very much indented, he also Non.' Ilia it.
or the deceased was broken shove the wrist; he alb._
wards examic• d the infant, it was alive, the head was ei
much injured.
Mr. Richard Atkinson, apothecary,Nicholas-lute, Centime_
street, stated, that he hail attended the deceased, •lio as.
labouring under a nervous fever, attended with deliriLso;
and it was his opinion that the tteceamool was theasthed in b.c
eJury returned a vtritict of" Insanity."

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SATURDAY, No VC am 2.).

LAW INTELLIGENCE.

COURT OF CHANCERY, Wcsrmiunts,
SATURDAY, Novemaut 20.

Tile LORD CHANCILLOR was occupied a consi-
derable time in hearing Counsel relative to the
writ of error which he bail formerly granted on a
case decided in the Lord Mayor's Court. The fur-
ther proceedings were delayed till Tuesday.
After hearing a few bankrupt petitions, the Court
adjourned at one o'clock.

COUP.T OF KING'S BENCH, Wrirr3mrstra,
London, England, 1819-11-22

MARRIAGE IN HIGH LIFE.

On Tuesday list was married, by the Rev. George Au-
gustus Seyiner, at Child Gkeforil, near Blandford, William
Murton Pitt, of Kingston Mai leward, Esq. one of the
Eupieseutativea of the County of Dorset, to Miss Grace
luulia Seyiner, eldest daughter of the late Henry Str-
oller, of Hanford, in the name county, Esq. and great
Mete to the late George Lord Elvers. After the ceremony
they set off fur Mr. l'itt's seat at Kingston, near Dorches-
to r, *lime they arrived abort • quarter past three o'clock,
and wire grei.teil with the OCCillalliiilll/11 of upward, of a
thousand people, who were assembled to witness a bouo-
tiinl g,ven to the inhabitants of the village, con-
si•tin; of TOO persons. In the evening the tenantry and
toad. sown, with their families, enjoyed themselves at the
mansion, and departed highly gratified, wishing their hos.
pliable bort and hostess every comfort that life is capable
of bestowing.
London, England, 1819-11-22

MILITARY PROMOTIONS.

PVar•Ofcs, November 19, 1819.

Bth Regiment of Light Dragoons—Captain John Fraser,
from half-pay of the Regiment, to be Captain of a Troop,
vice William Locker, who exchanges, receiving the differ.
euce—dated November 11,1819.
34th Regiment of Foot—Quartermaster Thomas Howe, from
half-pay of the Regiment. to he Quartermaster, vice Stud-
dart, deceased—dated November 11, 1819.
49th ditto—Captain John Campbell, from belt pay 98th
Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice John Day, who
exchanges—dated as above.
58th ditto—Captain George Phelan, from half pay 80th
Foot, to be Captain of aConipaoy, vice Samuel Culberg,
who exchanges—dated as above.
84tb ditto—Captain An;:ustus Charles Drawwater, from
half-pay 104th Foot, to be Paymaster, vier Clapper, who

exchaages—dated as above.
Nub datto—Eusieli Westrupp Peard Watkina, from half.pay
1001 b Fuot, Its be Ensign„ without purchase, vice WM.-
boo, deceased—dated as above.
STAFF.
Lieu

John Fremantle, Ccldstresm Foot
Gouda, to be Deputy Adjutant-General to the Forma
serving is the Island of Jamaica, rice Sparrow, deceased—
dated August 25, 1819.
ERRATUM is Gazelle of 13th instant.

501 h Foot—Foe Henry Hill, Gent. to be Ensign, without
purchase, vice Barlow, read Henry Gill, Gent. stc.

Office of Ordstaxce, Norember IS, 1819.

Royal Regimeut of Artillery—Captain Henry Pierce, from
the half•pay of the Regiment, to be Captain, •ice Close,
retired—.fated September 1 1819.

Second Captain Charles Witai;n, from the half-pay of the Re-
giment, to be Second Captain, vice Maitland, retired—
.

;listed October 8, 1819.
Field Lieutenant Charles R. Dickens, from the half-pay of ilie
Regiment, in be First Lieutenant, •ice Lugger, retired—
dried as above.

First Lieutenant George F. Dawson, from the half-pay of
the Regiment, to be ditto, vice Selwyn, retired—dated
as above.

Captain William Dann Nicholls, from the half-pay of the
Regiment,tobe Captain, vice Cowper, retired—dated No-

. . . . .
vember 8, 1819.
First Lientenant William Chicon Liedsey,froos the half-ray
of the IleMment, to uc First.Lituteussit, vice Baltkick,
retired—dated as abuse.
London, England, 1819-11-22

RECORDER'S REPORT.

Saturday the. Recorder made his report to the
Prince Regent of the following prisoners, capitally
convicted at the Old Bailey Sessions in September
lust :

James Ellis, William Risley, Jane Moggridge, John Stone,
John [ilium', William Henry Bond, Ambrose Fitzgerald,
Jamie Pennington, Martha Kerr, Win. Lowntles and Btcha►l
Griffith., for stealing gOOllll i■ dwelling-houses; Henry
Stent, fur cutting and stabbing his wife; Samuel Barr, Wm.
Burke, Matthew Backman, sod John Dalton, for burglary;
Timms. Fonsick, for forgery ; John Janes, Juhu Powell,
J..seph Andetsun, Elizabeth Duukey, Julio Mayo, Thomas
&strudels, Peter Eaten, Ebenezer Bowen, and Timothy
Leary, for house breaking in the Jay time; William Fletcher,
John Henley, 'FisnunAs Atkinson, Henry Lovell, Edward
Cassidy, William P. tenon, and John Andrews, for highway
robbery.

When Thomas Fonsick, William Fletcher, John
Henley, henry Lovell, end Edward Cassidy, «ere
ordered for execution on Friday next; and trillium
Peterson mud John Andrews on Tuesday, the 30!ti
iii‘tant. The others were respited during pleasure.
—Mathi.4 Maher, for forgery, was not reported.

.VEETINGS OF CHE7II7YIItS AT GUILDHALL

N. N,

•
J. Peters, porkinc, backer
H. Summers, St. Swithin's-latie, merchant
T.Stautun, Drury-lane, theesemonger
N. Edmonds, Parliament-street, hatter 3 12
W. Goodwin, Cambridge, col rico'
R. Terry, Ilutboru.bridge, haberdasher
J. B. Sharp, Queen.street, Manchester warehouseman 1 12
J. 1 Cope, late of Kingstou-upon.hull, merchant 2 11
J. Isaacs, Newington, glass and china-dealer
W. Button, and Co. Palernoster-row, booksellers 2 11
.

J. Zimira, St. Mary-Axe, grocer 2 11
J. Fildes, Limb's Conduit-street, grocer 2 10
C. Wright, Strand, wine.msercitaut ... 1 12
A. Moss, Sbadwelhslopseller 1 10
J. Hemming, Lung-acre, limes-draper 1 11
London, England, 1819-11-22

GENERAL DLrf.IILLY.

General Devereux is endeavouring to raise a loan
of 300,0001. (lint 30,000/. as has been erroneously
stated) for the Governments of New Grenada soil
Venezuela. As the last offers of recnrity on terri-
tory were unsuccessful, a new project has been sub-
mitted, which is that those •Aho advance the nt y,
shall have bills upon the Government of Chili, suit
receive cent. purr cent. at the time of payinelit, 51111
in the interval, a raiming interest six per cent.
We understand that Mr. Rothschild has reinsed io
enter at all into the speculation, and it is not ex-
pected in the City that the plan will be attended
with ,nevus.—(Alurrsing Paper.)
IVe have authority to state that Mr. Rolluchilil
hes never been applied to by General Devtreisx,
nor by any person acting under Ins authority. on the
subject of the proposed South American Lowl—
and consequently had Do opportunity of either de-
dining or agreeing to any terms respecting it.—
(Morning Past.)
The brig Ebenezer has lately from
Gravesend, having on board Captain JOHN Es.
MONDE, charged with important dispatches from
General D'EvEiteux to the Governments of
Bueiioa Ayres and Chili. Captain Esnoann is
the younger brother of Sir Titus. EsmoNny., en
ancient Irish Baronet, and is the saute Geotlewilit
who so gallantly distinguished himself about tell
months since on board the brig Muipo„ when she
attacked &Spanish frigate (the Resolution) of lunch
superior force, in the Pacific.
London, England, 1819-11-22

FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

PARIS PAPERS.

• T
PARIS. NOVEMBER 18.
Yeste►day being the snniver<Mry of his Majesty's
birth, the bond of the Body Guards performed a
symphony at eight o'clock in the morning, under
his windows.
At one o'clock the Council of Ilitlisters slim-
bled under the presidency of his Majesty.

The King yesterday entered his sixty- ti ri 11 year.
The Prince Castelcicala, President of the Di-
plomatic Corps, complimented his Majesty in the
name of all the Sovereigns, on the occasion of this
happy anniversary.
The Ministers have appointed • Commission to
draw up • project of law relative to the respon-
sibility of ministerial agents. Among the Coin-

are, the Count Gerinsin, Peer of France,
Count Simeon, M. Curies, and Royer-Collard.
The wine-merchants are in luck this year. One
is at the head of the &lances, another at the
head of the opera. The vintage is inure shunuhint,
and operas are more plenty than usual. The bud-
get will pass without the least discussion, and the
wine will fall two or three Yowl a bottle.

The Duke of Richelieu i• now at the Hague,
whence he will set out next week on hi• return to
Franca. He dined on Monday fact with the King
of the Netherlands.

ROME. NOTES!BEII 3.

Ve expect here Prince Caradja, late I to►poder
of Wallachia, Lord William Bentinck, and several
other personages of distinction.
The Anglo-French squadron, under the orders
of Admirals Fremantle and Jurien-Legratere, is
expected in a few days at Civil. Vecchia from the
coasts of Barbary, where they have intimated to
the Barbary Regencies the resolutions of the
Congress of Aix-la-Chapelle, interdicting them
from the practice of piracy.

PETERSIBURON. OCTOBER 2E.

The King of Spain has demanded from the Rus-
Sian Government permis►ion to draw from Russia
40 Jesuits, for the purpose of re-establishing in t!t.
Spanish Colonies the celebrated missions, which
have contributed so much to promo►e civilization
and Christianity.
Our Journals rerouut several traits relating to
the tour of the Emperor in North Finland. M-
ints frequently in a boat, during a storm, traversed
the great lakes that abound in that country•. lit
has walked seven leagues a day through woods and
morasses, where there was but one narrow path, and
he has assisted with his own hand to construct a
wooden bridge over a torrent. The town of City.
aria, the ancient capital of the Cayanitins, a people
known in the ninth century, had not been visited
by a Monarch since the time of Gustavus Adol-
phus, a Prince whose character hears a strong re-
semblance to that of the Emperor Alexsodrr.

♦IENNA, NOVRIIBEIt 6.

The Princess Catherine de lolitfort, wife of Je-
rome Bonaparte, has requested permission to reside
in the capital. on account of the damp and un-
healthy situation of her estate of Schramm, where
her son fell ill. The Emperor refused the request,
hut it is said that he has given her permission to
choose any other place of residence. It is believed
that she will repair to 'Trie►te.
London, England, 1819-11-22

PUBLIC NUISANCES.

Saturday an information was heard against Benjamin
Hart, of Holywell-rtreet, salesman, under M. A. Taylor's
Metropolis Paving Act, for exposing clothes for rale out-
side his door and window, contrary to the provisions of
that statute.
Mr. Cadman, the surveyor to the Commissioners under
the Paving Act for the parish of St. Clement Danes, proved
the case, stating, that on the sth of November the Defendant
had, as usual, several garments hanging at his door. The
affair wan argued at considerable length, the Defendant hay.
ing employed a solicitor to appear fur him. In the course of
the proceedings an observation was Thrown out that the
complaining party had acted with partiality in selecting this
case, when there were many nuisances which called inure
loudly for punishment, but Mr. Cadogau warmly resisted
this imputation. He had summoned rich and poor indiscri-
minately, and the rank of su offending party was of no con-
sequence to him. He once summoned Sir W. Cungreve
under this Act, sad he was Aned 51.; and he would 'tree the
Prince Regent the same, if it were possible. After some fur-
ther conversation, Mr. Farrant was about to convict the De-
readmit, when Mr. Quint's declined pressing the fine, oil a
promise being given thst the nuisance should be done away
altogether. He assured Ilse Defendant, however, that any
breach of promise would be punished. Here the case ended,
with the understanding that nu clothes would be exposed iu
future.

ITRZET.

Saturday Thomas Einem! and John Elliott were charged
by Mr. Elhorough, tellow-rhatarr, of South Audley-street,
with steeling a box of candles ; but (be proof being defec-
tive, the Prisuuers were remanded.

A dashing adventurer, styling himself ■ Captain in the
Guaida, was fully committed to Tuthill-fields prison, in de-
fault of bail, fur au assault, with an intent to commit a rape,
on the person of the chamber-maid at au hotel, iu Duke-
street, Grusvenur-square.

QUILLIQUARE.

Salurday Mos. Buckman, of Queen-street, Piml en, on.
suniniuntil fir buying and detaining port uf the military
necessaries furnished to Aarou Naughton, private 2J
Guards, which subjected her to a penalty uf 5/. under ►he
Mutiny Act.

.
Complamout swore hill coat was stolen, hot he after-
wards found it at the house of the Defendant, who proved,
however, that Houghton himself offered the coat for sale,
when she refused buying it. It was afterwards purchased by
our of her lodgers, hurt she caused it to be given up as soon
as it was applied for.—Complaint dismissed.
J. Molten* and IV. Tipp:, two boys, were fully committed
for stealing the lead from the roof of the Ship public house,
Scut laud. yard.
London, England, 1819-08-07

LIM kV* set eta at 1/110. • IS.. •• 1•04;
119wlames hare been heimy and declining
On Tneeday
uius extimeire politic sale 1
Hamm& Sop"
was brought fnned. strong i.e white 575. Ad., yellow MM.
a Sib., brows 335.; Ilseasaali Moseweasies, good white bat
no streaph, 395. a 395. inferior sod grey 365. a MM.;
Rhin by public sale, ordinary white 39e. and Ni. pis
• " low 345. • ••••• •
St th -
e Iselin Hoare this ftwoooon about 7,000 bap Ben's 11
Sugar weal off is. a Se. ander last sale
231. 6(1.
Brown soft
Yellow good ......... ....... *i; '39in
fine • iris.
White middling
good. ........... 455. sad 465.
Ittec.--The demand for Candies Rlitallias rather revived;
the shippers has, paid intention to Rice as an export, the
prises being so emeediagly bow.
Fmnstitss, dtc.--The latest accounts of the Fish-
era's an wore Bleostrahle dons the first reports ; a vessel
arrived at Peterhead, by to-day's accounts, brings reports
of the soccer' of she Fishery up to the 10th att.; they are
watch more favourable has any preceding statement!, Ilse
greater propurtiott of the sweets spoke with were
a ve d pretty
well fished so early as Ow Sal and 4th ; the ship rri
"ot Peterhead lefttlie lee me the 10th. The prices of Whale
Oil are elvry fluctuating aniluocerisin ; Spermaceti is nearly
nominal, ittle or no business hawing bees effected.
Rust, Betaittiv, and Hot.l.anns.—The Hutu market con.
firma heavy, no variation in the prices can he stated. The
holders of Brandy are not so anxious to egret sales as for.
• merly, they anticipate an advance. Geneva is little inquired
after.
Paton,
T Fis oreign Tallow eoatinnes to deeline; the
T. wn market mooted today 62a., which is 2s. lower than
last week.
fltUtr.—The market continues very het vy, with the ex.
reption of Currants, ohleh have been in some request, and
ere scarce.
Tonacces...-The very reduced. prices 61 Tobacco have
attrucer.l the anemia* of the speculators; considerable
parcels have lately chased bands, bat at very
.low prices.
Virginia cargoes 369. a 40s. per 10019,; Maryland Tobacco
supports the prices better than Virginia,
_ on account of the
comparative small stock ; the prices of Toluscas On the Coo.
Inmost are still so exceediagly low that to Puaeigo orders can
be experts:J.,
London, England, 1819-08-07

gm, calks, hfargeis sad Mareidostees of Tavistock, liar.
chionek of Headed. the two awe of his Grace the Duke
ggaingiou, obe.fieepolitaa Aiabaseader; Ladies New-
burg, Floyd, Drummed. &rude Sol* aad H. Widens;
Earls Muleteer, Seeker, CA'ktows, nod Skeleton; Sirs
G. Talbot, Lemley ISkeffingtoni sod. 0, Scotia; Given&
wino sad Dare, Mr. Sheriff Roberts, &c.
And last night, the Theatre was a second time
honoured by the -patronage of their Royal ih-
nesses the Duke ond Ditches. of KIINT, accoHmpga-
nied by some of the first families in the kingdom.
Mr. DiBOIN (attended by Mr. Roaiuga) escorted
:!,rir Royal Highnesses to and from their box, unit
';e:•c;vrit the most flittering testimony of the great
rat:sfaction the Royal Visitors felt at the repreventa.
two of the inexhaustible Heart of Mid-Lothies.
(4,1 save the King was enthusiastically sung at the
entrance and departure of the Duke and Duchess.
who were received with acclamations. Another new
Drama. reported to possess coni:derable interest,
comic situation and *hew, is announced for an early
rep sr Libitum.
London, England, 1819-08-07

yen% perspes we mentioned whe were in danger
however, the greatest trowsuillttpirevails that
part of the Prassiao donsidionsOrao inhabit'
waited for ezphoetiqp tfillesetre which hid
led to the slipre niesaures4 •
SCUAlreilhenw. iuLT 20.
Their. Royal Highnesses Primo-Witliamot-Pras.
sia and Prince Frederick of the Netherlands antis..
ed here the day before yesterday. After viewing
the fall of the Rhine, they proceeded us theinterior
of Switzerland. Coma Polish. maw botalleater-
day to receive the Crown Prince. -"- "-••'

JULY ee.

tl W
The arrests which have taken piece at. the same
time in different parts of Germany, and especially
in Prussia, have caused much uneasiness. It is
remarkable that the persons wrested aini accused,
particularly in Prussia, ere the same patriots who,
in 1812 and the succeeding years, contended fur
the deliverance or Prussia and Germany, they are
the same apostles of • national iudependeoce who
ruse with the most seal in a mass against the French,
who declared tile war to be a 'war of the people,
and who, io a certain point of view, have deserve.'
the name of the deliverers of Germany. The whole
affair cannot fad to draw the attention of all Europe,
and it is • impossible to mistake the importuner
which every writer gives to the affair, and which
the diplomatic movements that we perceive this
moment do not tend to iliminsh.
It is remarked, that the plot was discovered at
the moment when the Prussian Government could
no longer delay, as it seemed, the Proclamation of
the Colitituthrit, li is also remarked that the King
of Prussia had left Berlin a few days for Carlsbad,
sod that the Ministers of Austria and Russia sud-
denly left Berlin.—/Dutch Papers, August 4.)
^IL

1' HE BRITISH PRESS•
London, England, 1819-08-07

IRISH CIRCUITS.

ENNIS ASSIZES, Moseay, Jut? 25.

The follmving trials took niece in the Record
Court tin. clay, before Baron S eeeee h :

TANDELIVII v. leoLowir.
This was en re on • racing testicle entered
into lit 1814. fore race in 1818. between the then
future produce of mares, the property of County
Clare owners, fur stakes of 25 guineas. The Immo-
nation appears to be made to the keeper of the
mulch hooks, on or hefore the I►t of Julie, 1814.
under a forfeiture of 15 guineas for each signature
or the contracting partira--tin produce no forfeit.
The Defendant had segued the articles three times.
■nd the action was brought to recover 45 guinea•,
the amount of three forfeitures, on the ground that
the Defendant hod tnade no nomination. The
keeper or the match-books was produced to prove,
•rid dill prove, that there villa no nomination. It
"appeared on the cross-examination of the keeper of
the match-book, and on production of a letter of
his to Defendant, that he had, on the 4th of June,
received a letter from the Defendant, containing a
nomination, and which was considered late. as not
haying arrived un or before the Ist of June.
The Derelorlasit endeavoured to sheet, that he
had written and dispatched a letter in time to arrive
on the Ist of June, if it hod gone by the usual
course of the post, and contended that he was not
responsitile for the miscarriage or non-sr►ival of it.
The Defendant also examined ■ witness to prove
no produce in the year in question.
The Jury disagreed upon the question, remained
together until the sitting of the Court on Tuesday
morning, when a Juror was withdrawn by mutual
consent.

THE LING v. WILLIAM BOROUGH, ESQ. AND JOHN
London, England, 1819-08-07

MAGRATH.

This ws* an ex-qicio information filed by the
Attorney-General against the Defendants, for con-
spiting, with others unknown, to transport a woman
of the name of Judith Lynchy, to America. There
was a Ore 1 COMA for an assault and flake
itupri-
soumeut.

It appeared by the evidence of the said Judith
Lynchy and her father, a very poor man, living at
Clarrfield, in elm county, that the Defendant, Bo-
►ongh, a Magistrate of this county, and the other
Defendant, his tenantand steward, came to Lynchy's
house. at Clare&ld, on the 17th August last, took
away the woman, and on pretence of bringing her
before Major Warburton, the Superintendent Ma-
gistrate at Kilrusli, put her into a boat, and row.d
towards, and actually put her on board of a vessel
then under sail, with passengers for America ; that
she was actually taken, to America, and brought
back by order, and at the expense of Government.
For the Defendant., three witnesses were pro-
duced, who swore. that Judith Lynchy went of
with her own free will to better herself, and one of
II m swore that Judith Lynchy had been contem-
plating a voyage to America for upwards of a year,
mud that :he was trying to prevail with the witness
(another female) to accompany her.
The J art•, after a short deliberation, found the De-
fendants Guilty upon both counts in the information.

.whole year, and the value or the a►aintrnance of
Plmintiff'st wife and ch►ldren for tl►ot ',tried. •
The shove .tatrn►eut erns fully supported in Psi.
dhocr, nod the Jury found for the Plaintiff• for
I I/. Ss. briny the lIJIALce of the salary for the time
the Postwar was in charge.
London, England, 1819-02-09

HOUSE OF COMMONS, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 8.

Mr. FL Darts presented a Petition frum certain
luhabi-
tants of Bristol, against thr Bristol Gas Light Bill.—Re.
fared In the Committee on the said Bill.
Mr. Wt. it• brought up a Bill for lighting the City of
Gluuceiiter with Ga., which was read n first, and ordered to
br read a second time. _ .

- -
Mr. COVIITi NAV presented • Petition !lizard by a great
number of the Illluibitants of Exeter, of support of the Pe-
tition of the Mayor 311.1 A iilerintn, fur a :New Market to be
erected in that City.— Laid on the table.
General GASCOVIVE brought up a Bill fir the more easy
and effectual rerovery ut Small Debts in the Town of Lirei-
pool.—ltrail the first time.
On the motion of General GAPCOTN F., the Liverpool
Market Bill was reed the second time, end ordered to be
committed.
London, England, 1819-02-09

AFFAIRS OF THE BANK.

Mr. GRENFF.LL inquired whether it was the in-
tention of the Right HIM. Gentleman opposite to
propose to the Finance Committee an inquiry into
the charges made by the Bank fur the management
of the public accounts ; and als:i into the balances
in the Work of that Corporation. with a view to
make them available?

The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER replied,
that lie thought such an inquiry should he made
in a distinct form.
London, England, 1819-02-09

WAYS AND NIEANS.

The CuANcv.l.Lott of the EXCHEQUER moved,
that the noose do resolve itself into 0 Committee of
the whole House upon the Ways and Means.
Mr. TIERNEY desired to know whether the Right
lion. Gentleman meant to give any explanation in
the Committee respecting the manner iii winch he
meant to di.pose of the Exchequer Bills?
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER replied,
that he did 110 i 1111Pilll at this motorail to enter into
the explanation alluded to. his disposal of the
Exchequer Bills must, of course, lie governed by
the state of the markets.
The Howe then resolved itself into the Com-
mittee of Ways and Means, and the Report was
ordered to be received on Wednesday next.
London, England, 1819-11-13

THE BATH THEATRE.

Mr. Punteps, with the permission of the me.
rigger of Covent-garden Theatre, is performing for
a few nights at the Bath Theatre. On Wednesday
he played Captain Maeheath►, in The Beggar:
Opera, a character in which he stands unrivalled.
He met a warm reception, and the applause of the
audience increased with the progress of the piece.
The new Polly. Miss GREEN. was also received in
the most flattering manner, and made a great im-
pression. They •re announced for Monday in
Lionel and Clarissa, and have excited great expec-
tation. Although Bath is unusually thin for the
season of the year, the house on Thuradac displayed
■ full and fashiouable audience.
London, England, 1819-11-13

THE TWO RICHARDS.

Richard the Third was again repeated at Drury.
lane last night.—Mr. )(BAN excited the enthusiastic
applause of a full and fashionable audience.
Richard the Third was also repeated last night
at Covent-garden to a full house, and went off with
great applause. On the style of the performance
we have nothing to add to the observations which
we have already made.—Mr. MACaCADY sustained
the difficult and powerful character of Rickard
with the same boldness, energy, and originality,
which marked his former efforts. He was loudly
and justly applauded in many scenes. The play
was announced for Monday night amid the accio
mations of the house.
London, England, 1819-11-13

The EAR!. of FINGAL In the Chair.

After • few obits-callow.from Mr.(kontiell,
w) read the Petition, Mr. Omen O'Connor, Mr.
Woulfe, Mr. N. Mahon, Mr. 'landed M'Donnell,
Mr. liners 11PDonneil, •od the gentlemen who
■re usually attenti►e to Carbolic intrrestr, the Pe-
tition, in substance the same as that of last year,
was adopted, with • recommendation to the coun-
ties, to forward Petitions else in time for prevents.
tion to Parliament in the first week of the Session.

Lord Fingal was also relpiestsd to communicate,
as usual, with Lord Donouglittiore and Mr. Grattan,
on the subject of presentmg it, and to request the
co-operation of the gentlemen whin have heretofote
supported Catholic Clams—Aso to communicate
with the different parishes, ofDublin, requesting
thee either to adopt this Petition as their 001.13, or
to present others, as they may think fit.
London, England, 1819-11-13

BRIGHTON, NotEM to.

The Prince Regent this morning took a genera'
survey of the Niece improvements, which ne 1,,,ie,!
him for shout two hours. The weather being d ,rtip
and unfavourable for exercise on the nibs snit
walks, his Royal Highness did not appear la pith-
lie. The vi,itto of Nobility to the palace thit
morning, to leave their names in the h.. 11 book,
have been very numerous. The Royal dinner party
to-day, the same as after his Royal Highness's sr.
rival last night, consisted merely of Sir Benjamin
Bloomfield, Sir E. Nagle, and Colonel Thornton.

The British fig is once more flying on the vene-
rable tower cf the parish church, as striking a rim.
bol of gaiety in the town, as of the loyalty of its in.
habitants.

The Regent, is yet, is confined to the limited
eccninroodations in Marlborough-row.

Lord Saye-and-Sele is in the lag arrival list.
Lady Carr still continues to suffe► from the pain.
ful eff cts of her late accident. Yesterday and the
day before the reports were rather of au uufsvour.
able complexion, but it gives us pleasure to add,
that the symptoms had improved, and her Ladyship
was considered ♦ery much better this afternoon.
London, England, 1819-11-13

NOMINATION OF SHERIFFS.

Yesterday being the morrow of St. Martin, and
the day fixed on by Act of Parliament for the pro-
position and nomination, in the Conn of Exche-
quer. of three Gentlemen for each of the counties
of England and %I'ales to be reported to the Prince
Regent, by whom one is afterwards appointed out
of each l►st to serve the office of Sheriff for the year
ensuing, a little after two o'clock the Chancellor of
the Exchequer, the Lord Chancellor, the Earls of
Westmorland and liarrowby, entered the Court,
and took their ►eats at the table immediately under
the Bench, the Chancellor of the Exchequer sitting
on the right. A few minutes oiler, the Justices
of the two Benches, and the Barons of the Exche-
quer, Sir William Scott, the Chief Justice of Ches-
ter. and some other eminent individuals arrived.
When the three superior Judges placed themselves
to the left of the first-named personages—and the
inferior arranged themselves around the table; the
oath a►;ainst partiality, &c. was then administered
by the Officer, and the ceremony proceeded through
with the customary forms; after which, the proces-
sion retired in she order observed at entering.

EMIGRATION TO THE CAPE OF GOOD HOPS.

The following transports are prepsilng to receive
settlers proceeding to the Cape of Good Hope :
la the Port of London—Chapsnann, 558 tons; Nautilus,
403; Agamemnon, Diadem, and Ocean.
Al Liverpool—Thetis, 530 tons; Stentor, 3603.

The two latter ships will take up settlers at Liver►
pool, Milford, and probably those who will be di-
rected to Brirtol. Many vessels have been tender-
ed to Government ; but the above are all that are
as yet actually engaged to proceed to the future
settlement.

Lists of settler., to the number of 1,500 mens
exclusively of their families. are now before the
Transport Board. which is occupied in making ar-
rangements fur their conveyance to their desti-
nation.
London, England, 1819-08-09

ORIENTAL LITERATURE IN LONDON, UNDER
THE SANCTION AND PATRONAGE OF THE,
HONOURABLE EAST INDIA COMPANY.

GR A TIJI rous LECT URES on the HIN-
DOOSTANEE LANGUAGE. which have continued
is regnlae sueceasive Conroe, daring all last Winter and
gantraer. are rtill open to every Gridirons destined in India
in say capacity. Ckrgyaren or every religious persausium
will be particularly welcome to the Hindoostmare Professor's,
Aid in speedily acquiring the popular Language of British
India. gratis—The H tttttt 'stable Company's llOukseltrrs, on.
application at No. 7, liweleoliall.atiett, wall give Ike regul-
aior int minion respecting the Lecturer, Teat Honks. &r.
London, England, 1819-08-09

A FACT THAT CANNOT BE DENIED.

wII r Nsid CO. respectfully noittre the Public
O 7 rand day ono owe to disprove their oeserlion), thal
they hare SOARED, SOLD, and (stiltedly PAID to the
Public MORA MONEY in CAPITAL PRIZRI, by many Thou-
s...Ws of Kam's, then any other qffice, including the
wleule of the I.ASP FOUR LOTTCRICS, which comained
'MO Prizes of 30,0001, and NINE Wises of 20,0091.
m all 240,000/.

THE LAST LOTTERY FOR THE Y EA R, CONTAI NING
TWO Prizes ati,oool.!

Three per Cent. Consols &c. &c. with only 8,000 Tickets,
Mein' Dintwine 17th AUGUST.

--
Tie kelq •aa Marrs arc Scllimg •t SWIFT •nd Cu.'
Offices, 11, Poultry; 12, Ch•riul.rruss; 31, Aldgate Hitgb-
•llc.t.

THE GRAVEL AND STONE, LUMBAGO, Bf.e.

lit e KAI A N'Srui are allowed to be the
evermist dtscnvered
fur
efec.
wally reuitiviag and preventing the future recurrence of all
those Diannlers which arise (non au imperfect action of the
Urinary Organs; as Gravel and Stone Lumbago, Pains to
the Kick sod Loins, and suppression *flings. It combines
shrmicsily with the secreted fluid, dissolves and entirely
carries away the gritty mance there formed, and prevents its
future formation by strengthening generally the whole
Urinary System : thus delivering the suffering patient frum
the acclimating tortures of those diseases voithoot violence
or injury to this constitution. These Pills are composed of
the must innocent ingredients, mid require neither confine.
rutin or restraint ofd ICI during their use. No greater re.
winmeittlation can be offered of them dims the fact of their
haring acipsired in particular the countenance and approba-
tuna of many of the Faculty.
sold in boxes at 44.9 d. and 115. by R. Bellew and &MO,
Cital WS, No. 4, Cheapaide, comer of Si. Paul's, London,
sod 34, Sactville:street, Dublin; Cad all the principal
11"41611,14. Druggists, sad Medias( Midas throughout
the United Kingdom.

FROM SATURDAY NIGHT'S GALetTE.
London, England, 1819-08-09

MR. rve.srs EXHIBITION.
THE GREAT PICTURE. DEATH ON
THE PAI.E HORSE, CHRIST REJECTED, ST.
PETERS FIRST SERMON, PAUL sad BARNABAS
receiving the GENTILES, the BRAZEN SERPENT, the
CRUCIFIXION of OUR SAVIOUR. with other PIC-
TURES and SKETCHES, are sow Exhibiting under the
Immediate Patinssage of his Royal Highness the PRINCE
REGENT, at Nut 115, Pall-Moll, near Carltus-Houss,
every day from Ten till Five.
By Order, CHARLES SMART. Sseietsiy.
EAST INDIA HOUIItMY 211, 21/11.
THE COURT of DIRECTORS of tAe
UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS et? ENG-
LAND, trailing to the EAST INDIES, do .herdry.give
Notice,
That they will be oredy•to receive Proposal* in Writing, an
or before WEDNESDAY, the 25th August net. from the
OWNERS of sorb SHIPS, of the Bardeen of 1,1110 Tons
and upwards, builder% measiirenvent, which have been em-
ployed and slot performed more has Sin Voyages in the
Company's Service, specifying the Rate of Freight at which
they may be it allot to Let sorb Ships for One Voyage in the
Company's regular Service.
The Tenders, with the words "Ship Tender," on the'Ca-
wee, to beseverally +riled up, and left with the Secretary at
or before Twelve o'Clock at NOON 011 the said 25th August
neat, beyond which hoar no Tender will be received.
JOSEPH DART, Secretary.
the Particulars of the Terms and Combine*. 'spots which
the Ships mill lie engaged fur the Company's Stripier, may be
hail npoo application at the Office of the Clerk to the Coat.
metier of Shipping, on or after Saturday next, the 31st inst.
London, England, 1819-08-09

BRIGHTON, Avacit 7.

His Royal Highness the Prince Regent and suite
arrived last night at the house in Marlborough-
place, prepared for his Royal Highness's reception,
during the repairs and alterations at the Pavilion.
His Royal Highness the Duke of York has taken
his departure for Windsor, to receive the monthly
report of the Physiciens ou the state of his Mojes.,
We health.' His Royal Highness havitig performed
this duty, will return to the Pavilion, and remain
there for a period of three or four weeks.
The Royal George yacht, accompanied by a fri-
gate, arrived off this place on Thursday noon. It
is said that the Prince Regent will embark to-
morrow in the Kora George tacht for Plymouth
and Portsmouth, attended by the ships of war which
arrived on Thursday.
The Earl of Eg►etuont and family have left us
for their seat at Cockerinouth.
Sir C. M. Burrell, Bart. has also taken his de.

Mr. Walter Burrell, M.P. is gone on a visit to
the Eprl of Chichester, at &suture.
Lord Salton has departed for the metropolis.
haateacs-71r Duchess of Lards. Lord E. thy, Hoe.
Captain Pori, iLN. Bare, and Mrs. Rothschild sad family,
Colonel liitasreeire, Marquis of Woremyr, Mr. end Mrs.
Barker sad faoiy, &r Rockville Drown, General Blythe, Mr.
and Ms.. J. Naval and family, Sir Grange Sadfoer, Lady
C.assiobnO, Mr. DTivllk, sad Mr. Versos.
• •
London, England, 1819-06-07

THE DUCHESS OF KENT.

We are extremely happy to say the Duchess of
KENT a going on as well towards recovery as the
moat sanguine wishes could expect. Her Royal
Highness now sits up several hours daily. The follow-
ing Bulletins were issued on Friday and Saturday :
" Kensington Palace, June 4, 1819.
" Her Royal Highness the Dnchess of Kest has had a
very good night, and the Royal (latent continues to du
(Signed) " J. WILSON.
" D. D. DAVIS."
" Kensington Palace, Jane O.
" Her Royal Highness the Duchess of Kent and the Royal
Infant Princess continue to go un well.
(signed) 5. WILSON.
" D. D. DAVIS."
London, England, 1819-06-07

EXTRAORDINARY ATTEErT AT SUICIDE.

On Saturday afternoon a young non went into a butcher's
shim in Newrasile.strert, Strand, and renuested the master
to lend him a knife, which be refused vii 1111, on aecomit
Isis extraordinary conduct while in the shop. He accord.
Maly left the place, suit repaired to the shop of Mr. Key,
corner of Wych.street and Nesscastle.strset. Mrs. Key
tiring the only person in the shop, he twigged she would
him with a knife, Alf the purpose of cnitiniz
string. She banded him • large knife, 00 receiving which
he deliberately walked to oat corner of the shops soul taking
all his neckerchief, with hi. hack en Mrs. Key, mist the knife,
as she imagined, to his throat. Slut immediately
which the
man ran towards her with the wealam io his hand,
and thinking lie meant her some bodily injury, she threw
herself over the e , 11.114 fell down, the man fell user
her, but got sip and instantly ran off as fast as possible,
bleeding, with the knife in his possession, and made his
e-cape, althougliMr. Key, who was alarmed, pursued him.
Mrs. Key lino her bark in coos( ipienee of the fall.

Si►tings uppnitited in Middlesex and London, be.
tore the Right I lon. Sir lioxLitr DA LLAS. Knight,
Lord Chief Justice of 1116jesty's Court of
Common Plea•. ut Westminster, in and after
Triuily Term. 1819.
London, England, 1819-06-07

Lit), miTtLlG)sWcz.

COVILT OF KING'S BENCH, I'Vernitxina,

SATURDAV, JI,NC D.

TOOKE O. LORD C. S. CDUACIIILL.

In thus case, 'which was an action to recover the
amount of datnages sustained by the Plaint,lt's
in consequence, Is was alleged. Of OA hiving berth
overturn, d by the negligence of the Defendant, on
the late melancholy Occasion in the Kitig's-ruatl, the
record was withdrawn.

COURT OF COMMON PLEA
SATURDAY, JUNE S.

N4RPF.R mid ANOTIIEft V. ABRAITANIS.
The Plaintiffs to tow ease were the iwsignees of
littiskrUpt Hawed Fitzgerald. The present was an
vellum of flower to recover the value of • vessel
mimed the Grace, assigned over by Fitzgerald to
the Defendant. The only question for the decision
of the .fury was, whether the assignment had been
previ tttt 4 to the act of bankruptcy on the part
of Fa-Agorald or not.
After heating a great mass of evidence, the ,fury
were of "pillion the nongitinent wa. made anbar-
(lucidly Ito the vet of bankruptcy, and accordingly
they found for the Plaintiffs for the SUM laid in the
indictment,
London, England, 1819-06-07

THE DRAWING-ROOM.

In the Wks' dresam preparing fur the apprnarhing
Drawing-room, the prevailing silks for mania are of silver
grounds, with flowers, spi iv, or spots, iii gold ; or coloured
flowers, sprig*, and 'N on the sane. There never were
mare extensive preparations on a similar occasion. All the
Marchand., des Modes at the west cud of the town are in
full activity.
London, England, 1819-04-03

In the mutter of SA LTER'S Charity.

Mr. Pamirs meted, list this case, which Meted
to s Charity in the county of Essex, stood over for
the purpose of each of the panics presenting to the
Court the minutes of a scheme for conducting the
Charity. The parties had now done so, but the
minutes did not agree, as one of them recommend-
ed that the objects of the Charity should he select-
ed by the vestry, and the other that they should
be selected by the minister, churchwardens, and
overseers of the parish for the time being.
Mr. MALI) said, that the testator had provided
that. the churchwardens and overseers fur the time
bring should be the trustees; his Learned Friend's
(Mr. Pepy.) client proposed, that the ministers of
the three parishes in question should be the trustees;
what he had to propose was, that a householder of
the parish, chosen in opeu vestry, should be the
trustee.

Mr. PEPTS said they could not take an order, as
there were three parishes interested, and there was
only one before the Court.
The VICE-CHANCILLOR—" The two other
parishes will, in all probability, be satisfied with a
similar order to that which may be made iu this
c.tse. Where can there he an objection to the
minister being the trustee ?"
Mr. HEALD—" The churchwardens and over-
seers of parishes are the persons who generally con-
duct such business."

The VICE-CIIANCELLOR—rr But they might
apply the Charity funds to the poor rate-. Let the
refection of the poor be made by the churchwar-
dens, with the approbation of the minister; that
will give the latter a negative voice ; and the poor
persons selected for the porpo•es or the Charity
must not be objects of parochial relief."

'Winnow ASSIZEL—Last morning, at seven
o'clock. Dean. the young luau charged with the
murder, tinder extraordinary circumstances, of r
little girl, named Austu, near the Elephant and
Castle. St. George's-tields. in October last. was
removed from the County Goal to take his trial.
A woman, named Sarah Hells, fur murdering her
illegitimate lama, went in the same carriage. The
unhappy persons were attended by Mr. IVALTER
and other officer■ of the prison. Dean appeared
particularly dejected.

PRICK OF STOCKS YESTERDAY.

3 per Ct. Conc. 741;11,11 I India Bond% 32 31 33 pr.
75 I Lottery Tlekets 25/ Is..
3 tier Ct. N. A mi .. 1051 I Cow. for flee .. 7411 75
E. Bills, par. 1 die. 1 143 75}
London, England, 1819-04-03

SMITHFIELD MARKET, APRIL 2.

This day's Market had 11101 a purl Rupply of the va.intri
kinds of Cattle. Mutton and Polk %erre cheaper; Beef and
Veal aok at last prices ; and the trade in griirral was rot
over bri . The sales in the Hay Market were sum, whit
dull : Hay and Clover have dropped in price ; Straw üb-
taiited last prices.
London, England, 1819-04-03

CIRCULATION OF TILE OBSERVER.

The Editor of The Übsereer bubtni.a to the
Politic the following Statement of its Sale during
the hint Half Year, October 4,1018, to ?Silt March,
1819 :--
Sunday, October 4, printed
Sunday, October 11, printed
Sunday, Ortober 18, printed
Sunday, October 2S, printed
Sunday, November 1, printed
Setbdey, Member 8, misted
Sunday, November 13, printed
Saudny, November2l, pritittel
Sunday, Norember29, priositd
Sunday, December 8, printed
Sunday, I)eterafierl3, printed
Sunday, December2o, printed
Sunday, December 27, printed
Sunday, January 3, printed
Sturdily, .1. y 10, printed
• Sunday, Jammu', 17, printed
Sunday, January 24, printed
Sunday, January 31, ',tinted
Sande!, Frbrnary 7, psiuird
Sunday, Febrnas y li, printed .
Sunday, February 21, privird
SinidAy, February 28, piirited
Sunday, March 7, printed
Sunday, &lank 14, printed
Sunday, March 21, printed
Sunday, Much 28, printed

A very serious accident lately happened at Ram-
bey. Essex. Air. CUARLZ4 RATNER, • farmer,
of that place, et►deavoursug to split a large rout or
a tree, bad filled the holes in it with gunpowder.
Whilst in the act of smiling • piece of beard over
the holes, to secure the gunpowder, a spark, occa-
►ioned by the hammer striking against the nails,
ignited the powder, which instantly exploded, blew
thr root to pieces, and so seriously hurt Mr.
!Citrate, and four tither persons who were with
him, that his life, and that of one of the others, are
despaired ufs

HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT LONDON BRIItCf.
Mooting 8 ■Per 8. I Evrotog 38 meter 8.

LON IJON : Printed Dad Published at the Ricer N. It;
Strand; stbereAdvertivemeeta are reee•vest, and Leto'
(rost-pail) mast be addressed.--C. SMITH, ha.
Clemson% Ism, reiries.-4 WHITS, Na. 111, *trawl
Nth Usher.