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The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1810-06-19

GALL.4.VT ACTION.

The ships Aare., Captoio *Kittle% and the
Duero. Captain Brown, bath frans-Surittans. with
cargoes for Landon, fell in with a Inge French
schooner privateer. mounting 10 guns, and full of
Incu, on the 26th May last, in lat. 4s. N. lung 17.
W. whets a very spirited engagement commenced
between the ptivateer and thit Daaro, *lad, lasted
some minutes. The "litres, its the most gallant
manlier, tinged alongside the enemy, sad gave her
a tavisitside. which made considerable slaughter,
as both ships were then yard-srm and yanbarin.—
The action became very smart, and the enemy,
*uttering s. Verely, attempted to carry the Astrea,
bg boarduag,..bat wue. repulsed. In this attempt.
the Frenchmen tore (foots her colours, but they
were soon replaced by our gallant tart, who now
became ties rte. peeing setae of their brave coin-
potions fall ; and, after a hard-fought action of
40 minutes, the privateer escaped, and was not
able to be followed, as both ship* were much
damaged in their rigging end hulls.
This gallant affair reflects great credit on the
Commanders and crews of both ships ; nothing can
eipial the courage displayed by a party. consist-
lug of twenty men. In:longue:: to the 16th regiment
of foot, commanded by Captain I.iuch, (returning
to England in the Astrca) who behaved very gel.
tautly, particularly when the enemy made the at-
tempt (aboard. We are now come to the most pain-
ful part of MI: duty, to orate the loss sustained by
the merchantmen; among the slain, the country
have to retreat a very brave, ateritoriove, mod pro-
mising young officer, Captain ).inch, of the 16th
font, who, durirg the heat of the action, received a
musket bell, and expired almost instantly.
'the Astrea bad a!rt two seamen killed and three
wointried, one of the latter mortally. and is since
deed the Doror,r, we are happy to shoe. had none
killed or wounded. The privateer has wormed
coisstderable damage in her rigging anti bud, and
must have a number of men killed and erranaded,
as the soldiers kept up a constant and galling ire.
The Asirea and L)uuo arrived last week at Ports-
mouth.
London, England, 1810-08-27

LIMA)! THEATRE.

The Comic Opera of The Cabinet was performed
at this Theatre on Saturday eVPI.III4. Mr. BIAHAM
personated the love-sick hero of the Pete. lie ex-
ecuted hi. different songs with excelk nee. and was
repeatedly encored. In the Second Act he intro.
dueed the beautiful ballad, " Pair Ellen like a
lily grew," and inputted to it every grace and or-
nament of which it is susceptible. His cadences
were uncommonly line; and the whole air was ex-
ecuted in aat }le truly pathetic. Miss KELLY, as
Floretta, was much applaii,led : her duets with
Wkirnekslu and Prince Orlando were encored. She
displayed cmisidera'de archness in her song "The
bird is yonder cage ernifited," which was also en-
cored. Mr. Dowton. in the ehneneter of Peter.
delineated the honest old tar with great troth, and
sung " Near Kew, owe we►a. eras Pete► born," with
genuine humour. The other character, were iv-
spectal.lv supported. and the piece went off with
much eclat. The house, notwithstanding the ex-
treme beat of the weather. was fully and fashion-
ably litt.u.led.
London, England, 1810-11-02

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oo:Pi rAt. Still' at the resources at Vuxu. The hospital is plentifully
~. eortrae, fro.rs as let supplied ; there are only ti'lO wouuded„, sad 250
:4e no of sick. Nn General or Colonel wa, wiitiadell is the
4iw, battle or Coimbra. i ass lacerated. bet the juror-
-station is not to be relied ea,' that the General of
' - 44insoo, haring ottentpt#d Pith three Nana.
'-.s, to carry the convent of BOZiett.
.'l% some teen. Several of the
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London, England, 1810-08-18

attended with all the indications or tt depteclattil
circulation, does afford the strongeit confirmatory ,
evidence, that, from the want of some idequatq,
check, the issues of such paper ha; e not been re.'
strained within their p►oper hails.

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London, England, 1810-11-05

44,:139111 N.-Or, TAMMO *CI4/141IN tOr TIN

Art. es. ilerchaatfite snhject to the which may ha
Audged hocookreastitm, shall bi Publiely *MA bf teert.m..'
They shall, is orler thereto, be tr.onspuo te4 to and ohlleehall+
is those places where it may be premased that the sale will
bassist aoleantapeues. TM said arrnes shall t oke place sore
a t eery sir sesstits, sal AN be adartisaLe mbnrb, at least,
prior to the time appoisteti, in the Over' min* paper. of the
anima ilepartmeals, wsh • list sit lire article, sod worts of
merebaniltae sod praiser. ,

If it shall be meemery.le expedite the sok of any
part of the said esembandiee, .pedal reports shalt be made
to as relative to tiresome. by oar Minister of Fieente.
so. Oer Grand lease,. IN iaimer of hamlet, ed our other.
Ministers, each in what cameos Mm, are elienteA with Hie
exec-titian of the ',reseed Decree, which shell be Inserted is
tie Belittle of Lass. (Sirecil) NAPOLEON.

[A schedule is vuhjnine4, designating the plict I
where the Supreme SO Ordinary Courts are to
sit, and describing their respective district& There
are seven Supreme and thirty.fritir Ordinary.
Courts.] ?IBA Iscroar, ore. 23.
The cAllowing Decree end Procl.s.nation have
bees published in this City

M Napoleon, Sec.—Considering that the city of
Frankfort is gluttetl with English and Colonial
merchand.zf, imported in the course of last swim-
me r by Holland and the torts of the North ;

" That the merchacits who have mitered into a
traffic in the inerrhandise prohibited by tb. Deeree
ofßerlin, 1807, knew that they were ihcuring the
risk of confiscation ;
"That the greater pert of thP merchandis- in
gneetion is only entered to account current. ■nd is
•till the property of the inerehants ;
" That these merehaml:ses also are destined to
to he smuggled into Fr nee, which keeps spasms
of customs upon our frontier,
" That England is not only at wee with Frame!,
hut is. also at ass with lb* tor tbeglgifte
" Finally, That in** Diann 9F, Plain ws

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tilled that a hcresoerer oar troops should be, all
Looilash merchaudize there fooled should be confis-
cated. and that this measure has already been
oarried into execution at Stettiu. Demme. and all
err • the North of (itertuany ;
• • We have decreed, am: 'do decree as follows :--

Art. i. aUEnglish or Colon& methodize, or atieles
roma** from liadtwitentooereo hoed in Etaidifort wa
the 31inee, Wolf be pet owlet oepasearation,
I. AI onswarnie shalt be appointed by oar eutiein the
Prime of Eakenatil, the Coontsoitria-Chiefef the waits

in German, ee tape a 0 the meamares necessary to the eons.
tiro of the prison Ilterce, mod our drtermivation shall
keys bees declared with regent in the said sequestration.
S. Oar 31inietere of War sad Finance see charged a ith the
'unities of the presort Drente.
Vino at Eisatembless, this tetb of October, 1410.
(hissed) NAPOLEON.
London, England, 1810-08-16

THE KING V. RALPH DODD.

This was an indictment against Mr. R. Dodd,
the engineer. for an assault upon Mr. Paul Law, a
clerk to the Colchester %Vater-work Compiney.
Mr. Sevjeant BEST, for the prosecution, stated,
that the Defendant, Mr. It. Dodd, was formerly
employed as engineer to the Colchester Water-
work Company ; lint fur very good reasons they
thought proper to dismiss hon. Ite would not,
however, enter into V detail of those reawnci, be-
rause they hod nothing to do with the present ques-
tion. The Prosecutor. Mr. Paul LAW, was clerk
to thy- Company ; and he received directions from
the Committee of the Company nut to let Mr.
Dodd hive the key of the works. Accordingly,
wheal Mr. D. came to Colchester, and applied to
the Clerk for the key of the works, the Prosecutor
informed liiin that he had received directions not
do let lien have it. Upon this Mr. Dodd immedi-
ately seized him by the collar, dragged him shout
the heuse, and, with many menitees, best and mal-
treated him in the roust shameful manner. The
Learned Serjeatit observed, that the whohe of tin;
was merely because the Prosecutor had obeyed the
orders of has employers.
Mr. Pant Law, the Prosecutnr, was called, who
gave evidence of the facts nearly as they had been
stated by the Connie.% for the prosecution. On cross-
examination. by Mr. GARROW, he said he had lived
iu vieroas places, but he could not remember the
times when, &c. sod he admitted that Mr. Dodd
bait introduced him to the place which he held.
Mr. GAaaOW. for the Defendant, admitted that
a verdict must go against his client; but insnited
that he was provoked, beiti2 an irritable man, to
shake the impertinent puppy" whom they had
witnessed giving I.is evidence.
The LORD Cuter Bartow told the Jury, that all
that he and they had to do, was to say whether the
Defendant had committed an assault ; the Court
of King's Bench would Weigh the merits of the case
when they came to pronounce their judgment.
The Jury found the Defendant Guilty.
London, England, 1810-08-16

111911 E CIRCL'I r.
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ESSEX ASSIFES.'
CIIEILM4FOILY),ATC. 14.
Le night the Lord Chief Justice of England,
and thief Baron of the Exchequer, came to this
town to hold tlie-Assites. This morreintt, after di-
vinekervice, they proceeded to their respectiveCourt9,.
The LORD CHIEF. BARON eat on the Civil Side,
and Lord Ett,csatitouGn on the Crown Side.
The business or this day contained no matter of
any importance. The calendar co:outdo, but very
few prisoners, and nothing which has caused any
great sensation in the comity. On the Civil Side
there is as little expectation of interesting matter.
London, England, 1810-08-16

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Pottr. Pe,
• vg • Nsting-noiisle, Ate 13.
trilhani chpaged witii feloniously steali4; an Es-
cloister Bdl of tool. value, was brought up for re-t•lMMilia.
tiou. The Prisniser was remanded on tYeJaesclay last, for'
the purpose of affording hint an opportunity of producing
a person, of the ham" of Benjamin Shaw, front whom he
stated he had re, rived the stolen property.
The Lotto Msvott inquired whetter be hail been sat,
ceraful in his endeavours to hrioz Shaw forward -f
The Prisoner answered, that he hat made every exertion
to find him, but to no purpose. lie added, that 29 Sham's
name bad been eatutioned in the statement of the trausac-
time shat had wow aimed, in a tuai:ticr calculated to excit•
alarm, it ass ma likely that be ovoid voluntarily come for-
ward and ineonienictice himself, to take the charge off
his (the prisoner's) shouldeis. Under these circumstance"-,
be requested his Lordship would direct his removal to New-
gate, as lie was desirous that a public investigation of the
chine merle against Into should take plate ; which, be had
nu doubt, would termivate iis estahlishing his innocence.
The Loan MAYOa shortly observed, that the ((di in-
vestigation, which the Prisoner accrued so much to desire,
would 211.10 assuredly take place.
Mr. H•RRIIII. Idle Pi 'lamer s Solicitor, inquired of Isis
Lordship, whether he would admit his eticut to bail ?
Lou doh i p stated that be could nut.
The Prisoner ass then folly committed fir trial ; and Mr.
Kent, of London Wall, from whom the debenture had been
stolen in the year mini, was bound over to prosecute. -
George Thorne charged• two boys, of the names a Stasi-
bas and Goodear, with having picked his pocket last night,
between eleven and twelve o'clock, in Bishopsdate-struet.

The Prusccittor, it appeared, was ray Much is liquor,
and met the *lobo, on his minim lionth. Stanton gut hold
of one of his arms, and at the ►auue time throat his hand
into hit coat pocket, where Mr. Morse hail put his watch;
and took it out. He immediately banded it over ha shoal.
der to his compaaims Goutlear, sod they both attempted to
escape. Mr. Thorne, hostver, called lie watch, and Stan-
ton wad secured. When takes to the watch-huuse, be cwa.
G•ased the rubbery, and directed the constable to the Flare
where his summit:ion lived, to whom he had given thy. pro-
perty. Gumlear was accordingly Cpprehended at the house
of his father, :Actin fair u'eluck in the morning, when Sao.
is Stanton- had betrayed isins,.iteechnuwiledged by lrvd re-
ceived the watch, and had hid it iu the privy, where tlic of
racer Noma it. They were bah fully committed
London, England, 1810-02-27

lIIS !MAJESTY'S ANSWER.

Mr. PERCIVAL rose, and sited that His Ma-
jesty had been waited upon with the Address of
that House, of Friday last, the ad instant, to
which he had been graciously pleased to direct
the following Answer to be givrn

" The Earl of Chatham ►a.isi requested His !Majesty to
permit ►im to present his Ripon to Ilia )lajesty, aud ha.-
tag also requested that His Majesty would not communi-
cate it fix the present, His Majesty received it uo the lath
of January last, and kept it till the !nth of this mouth,
ohms, in consequence of a wish having beau expressed by the
Earl of Chatham, on the 7 tl, of tine month, to make some
alterations in it, His Majesty returned it to the Earl of
Chatham. The Report, as altered, um again teadered to
His Majesty by the Lail of Chatham, oa t►e talk of t►is
month, when His :Majesty directed it to be delivered to his
Secretary of State ; and His Majesty has nut kept say co►y
or minute of this Report,
,as delivered at either of t►ese
times ; nor has he had at any time any other Report, Me-
morandum, Namtive, es Paper, submitted to him by tint
Earl of Chatham, relating to the late Expedition to the
tleholdt."

hlr. WntTsnJAri said, that he would guard him-
self against city serious responsibility in any ques-
tion he should nsk, by ackesowledging his high ve-
neration for the Crown, and its prerogative. He
then begged to know. which of His Majesty's
Privy Councillors took His Majesty's pleasure.
tipop the Answer to the Address. Would not the
lion. Cent lumen (the Chancellor of the Exchequer)
answer ?

The CHA %CT t Loa of the EiCIERQUER nid, that
he had no übjecitoo to reply to soy question which
might arise out of His Majesty's A11.1%14-1, but
deenritcl it ins . table that be should be gums-
boned io so menacing & manner.
Mr. WHITBREAD said, that, if his manner ap-
peared ungestie, its would apologize fur it.
would divest himself of any thing uncourtly, and
repeat his (anties.
The CMANCELLOII of the Excurevea then said,
that he himself *ea the person.
Mr. Mayor said a few word.,

The SICAILIR dated the practicP of, the Home
npon the presealtaion of Add so Ht. 114aj.ety.
Upon which. Earl Trort.tt and Mr. l'ossu%sy
ramie •risne obtrynatimis.
Sir T. To RTON 1.441. that herire the Holm would
intn the cno-id,ratiott of the Army Eolotates..
he thought shay it was incumbent span she'll to
alevrtaas the •maa.,tuf tlw expeniloture for the last
yraf. He htlirrol. that His Majesty's hilisit.t.r•
Imeorrr••• (rout vacs a loccutolga' la but he
he is AA. at the alms time, that thry contsibutrd to
London, England, 1810-08-29

CIINDERWEL4, Auo. 27.

Yeaterifiy the son of a gentlemen et Mick-heat 4
Bermatilsey. env *unfuetuteetely drowned while
bathing in the Good, Comb ft is supposed
he wile seized with a cramp ; anti although the
body was not mote than 15 or 10 minutes wider
eater. yet it ervi.trd every effort of Dr. giro • n of
Camberwell, for the rertor.itiies of i.s animal him.
lions. The body was carried to the !tope awl An-
chor publics.hoese in Soutliamptousotreet, where it
lies for the Corooer's luguest. This cams!. h
lute been recently ailed with water, less excited
much curiosity ; arid it in to be rroretteil that the
ofmultiplicity me t anti boys, wl7n are constantly
bat ling there. a id t g looked along the batik.,
donna' call fur the interlrreuee of the Magistrates,
as it annoys i.. a great degree the passeugem--pare
ticalarly the

INQUEPItS TAKEN IN SonEnsursatn•:--Last
week a child, of 6 years old, having earned his
brother's dinner, who was driving tour horses chi-
nloyed in turuing a threshing-engine. in the parish
of Mileertino; lie unperceived get up to vide upon
one of she seas Of the large eche. I which tarns the
colony, and was instantly er5ua1,....1 to death. It is
s.aur .ery remarkable of this. boy's family--
dna hi.. ;;;;.:a..ll.tlier was kiled by the falling of a
*all upon hnu ; his father by a tree falling upon
hnn ; au ii de was found -dead iu the snow in
and a ...to shat snide was drowned about •
mar ago ! Moniloy, on a poor matt who, in his
qy home front l'en.funl to Donliead, was taken
ill, awl a•teierrit shout all the night of Saturday,
.onniSonriay wonting, when ht was found in it dying
st.itt, and iisiveyrd to the Bull inn at G urnry • slade,
where Ise died to about an hour.
London, England, 1810-08-29

Cross-exiutimedby Mr. PE Nrt AT4t gR.

Got 44. 4d. per week- fur the Indgnop—Y7aiolif►
confined Iler.ell entirely td the lintn.e.
The Drfeudant harloK closed, the Leftrned Judge
charg'd the Jury—..if the Jett Inlirwd the con-
tract Wbul mole, they were Is It 6 End for the
Platutiff; on the contrary there was no contract,
they should find lor Defendant; and if they were of
opinion tnat the contitct was made, they Were to
considtt not only the injury .in.tilitird by the
but also the eireuntstences of the Defendant.
The Jury retired for input a quarter of an hoar,
and found a revile% fur the Plaintiff, with 3001.
damages, and cost..
London, England, 1810-08-29

TIM XING o.llli INUAIIIITANTS •r KENT.

Tim was an indictment 4gainst the inh4httents
of Kest, far sot repairing a bridge which had
blown up by a swell of the river the winter before
last.

The inhabitants pleaded that they were not liable.
but that it ought to
-be repaired by the Medway
Company. . . .

The gllowing facts were admitted *tartan the
parties :—Tliat-by an /it of Parliament a Company
was created for improviug the navigation of the
Medway. and that that Company had deepened
the river at the place where the bridge stood.
was before that time a ford, used lay all the King's
subjects. The for.l b log trios destroyed by the
Company, in or,ler to p:rvent an oisatructinn of
paet ago, they built the bridge in question. and had
repaired it until it was di-stroyed by the N.. 011.
Mr. Serjeadt Sacrum, mote-sae& that by law
the Conniy was ni4ltced to repair any rout or bridge
used by the public, although made lay a private
person ; and Mr. 14er3cant Hese argued. that in
this 1.4,e the. Medway Company alone were liable.
Ills Lordship held, that the county was liable,
and direr•teil a verdict of Gai/ty.
This thiahed the Assizes for this County.

&nee the last Assize., the County have built a
new Coort-hoose, oo the exact model of
the Essex Court.

The Seven Incorpoentions of Demi. in hors pre-
sented.the Earl of pritaerrm with a very Amami
gold box. as a mark of the very high respect and
caeca' they 'toenails for that nistingstiatied and
patrols aohlexima.
'rite new hoe of rood betwixt Glasgow sad Coe-
lis'e will now go forward. and nteovoreo have been
taken for carrying the Act authorising it onto of-
G-Es. The towns of Annan and Lochmabene we
well is the distnct through which it paw*. will
derive itlinicate benefit from this important under-
taking.
On Sunday last sailed from Gravesend. on heard
the Mary. ('apt. W. Lawrie. for 3141t0t. FRANCIS
&minas. Req. his fliajeaty's resident in Malachi*
and Nlo:dovioorho it goon. oat on a special .won
to Turkey.
There was no Court of Aldermen yr:tertisT ; the
LORD NI aeoa. after inspectiag the Moroni%
London, England, 1810-08-11

FIELD O. HOW.

This was an action for pulling down the Plitt-
tiff's pew in the parish church of CliAliam, and
disturbing him in the enjoyment of it. It ap-
peared that- the Plaintiff lately came into the
parish, and wishing a pew, took a fancy to the
siugets gallery ; and, with the assistance of the
Vicar and the Vicar's Churchwarden, bat against
the consent of the singers ■od the most respect-
able inhabitants, inclow.d a part of it to 11.8 os n
use. The singers, displeased, left the church,
and the greater wort of the inhabitants followed
their example. The Archdeacon, at his visita-
tion, ordered the pew to br restored to the singers.
The Plaintiff, and his friends, the Vicar and his
Churchwarden, refused obedience, and surrepti-
tiously obtained a faculty fair the pew in question,
from the ‘l.c ir-General's Office at Lincoln. The
Archdeacon diolared such faculty wa§ inva!id iu
hio arelideaconry, except it had been
.granted (as it
was no ) during the Bediiip'a inhibition; and he de-
termined to have it recalled.--The Defendant hav-
ing more zeal thins prudence, knowing there must
be :peat delay in the pr,ceeditigs to annul the fa-
culty, took the law into his own hands, and pulled
down t* 'enclosure ; end tile Plaintiff commenced
his action.

The Judge was of opinion the Defendant could
not kortify what he had done; but a, the Planststf
had no title, VC( rpt on his Iseult'', the point was
saved fur the ()pillion of the Court of Kings Bench,
Whether the Vicar-General could thus sonde the
Ar, leactsn's jurisdiction ; and till this questioo is
ivitled, three rem:lied, no harmony in the lottimt of
Chosham.—Dasnagcs, SI, sohject to the opinion of
the Judges.
London, England, 1810-08-11

PoitICE.

sytt.opitLe., •we 16.
Irery early was charged by Mr. Ilimington, hues. diaper,
of Ludgate-street, with has mg stolen a piece of cotton from
his shop The Prisoner, accompanied by another %somas,
bad entered the shop on Thursday evening, sad inquired the
price of se erral articles. Tire &Impasse, suspecting their in-
tention, natehe.t them, and observed the Pll..)llft take a
piece of callus and conceal it in bee slathes. She then left
the 'lnv, bat was iuntiesfattly purseed and brought back •
when she was perceived to drop the stolen property. Sb
was fully committed.
Au inhumation was laid *Oust \fr. Morris, of Rt. Paul**
Church.yard, for having on his premises. nine Bandana
handkerchiefs, valued at 1t.75. contrary to the Art of Parlia-
ment prohibiting their inspurtation. Several excise officers
attended, and stated the goods to have been @civil on the
'soh of May last. The penally attached to the offence is
treble the value of the goods seised ; best the silting Mattis-
(rate (Alderman Suave, mitigated the penalty to it ee. 64.
one-half of time sum twirited.

Three other persons s-rteconvicted in mitigated peoalties,
for having French gloves to their possession. The Ezeive-
officers appeared nut a little c►agrined that the Worthy Ilia-
gistrate should thus ....lieu the penalties, and &prise them
of thew antiripated plcy. One of theist tibierted to th•
pave► of the court nailigale the IN 11:111, and quoted the
Act trf Path:einem with gri it volubility: lie was, hrorever,
admonished by Sir Jattes SBA W to pay more respect to the
Cowl, which, baring the matte:, before tlicia, was tertaiuly
cuetpctr•t to decide.

I:stow-ma t.L.
Yesterday, Mr. !Allston, proprietor of Ibe Sauey T►eatre,
attended at this (Mee, to prefer a complaint imams, a young
man named Webb, for having presented a forced Order for
the admission of three persons to the int, at the pit doer, eis
Thnrsday evening la►t. The order was signed nith air S.
S ader's name ; a eireemstanie which immediately led lodes
Section, as Mr. Ellistnn does ant permit any of the per-
formers to write ordr}•.

The Prisoner, in bu defence, said, he Vas a printer, res.
&dyed ou the Instil:Nor Newspaper and 11,41 his found the
order n Isettion as he •as ',Aug LP hie employment us
Thursday storming
Mr. Milton said, the frau.laof t►is descriptiou committed
upon hint were very considerable eves the copper cheeks,
delivered by the tower dour-keepers to be pats to ibises
tritium, were forged. la its pretest case, if the Primmer
would promise to use his esdeavoon to disaster the writer
of the orer, be would consent to ►is discharge, in future,
however, ►e should feel Isiossalf called epos to proscaute
offenders of Iv. itreci loins with severity.
The Prisoner pummel what Mr. Ellistos required, and
after a mattairle ad,suititios tress the M act sraase, was
eicharged.
London, England, 1810-08-11

suirREY THEATRE.

Last night the New Sutertainment, intitled The
Jubilee. was egain represented at this Theatre, br.
tore * very brilliant end numerous avidiettee6 who
hodoured tl:at performance with unbounded add
auriiliatiote. The Piece is divided
into two parts. Burktia and Procession; and is furor..
eil on the production of the late Davin Gaaxtutt.
Esq. pourtmying the principal eveuts which occurred
at Stratford-upon-Avon. in the attempt made by
that celebrated Actor to commemorate the fame of
SIIASSPIA4E. The Barletta, or Gist part of the
mstertai ttttt ent, is descriptive of the hurry and bustle
which the celebration of Stiattsreatte's Jubilee
occasioned iu his native tower. The second Part. con-
sisting of • grand Pageant, exhibited. in-pro-
cession, &sketch of • principal scene in 17 of the
most popular plays of our Immortal Bard ; the
action being accompanied by the atipropriate mu-
sic 64001.11 y composed for Mr. GARRICS. The
different scenes were represented ia dumb-show;
and, generally, the performers evinced a correct
knowledge of the characters they p. mutated. Mr.
Et.t.tieran, as Hamlet. in the solemn interview he.
tweett the Penice and the Spirit of his father. de..
lineuted, with mice discrirnitiatioo. the contending,
emotions which distract the bosom of the Prince. at
the moment when the great master of the passions
makes him ex, lei
Whither wilt ILoe lead me' siwak, IT go so tut ther
—The anxious desire to deyeinpe the mystery of
his father% appearanee—die awful recollection that
he conversed with the airy being of another world,
and the dived canto-Twit on such a reciillectiou.
were finely ponrtrayed. In the sorne from the
tragedy of King Lear. Mr. ELLISTON also ap-
peared and, it, lie eh:Teeter of Edgar,us Mad Tors,
received a mites atton of those plaudit' which
his excellent portrait of hamlet hail elicited.
The last scene eekibited the whole of the elm-
meters, arranged in a Grecian temple, with up.
propritite banners ; mod the piece concluded with
a very elegatit Ode. composed by Dr. BUSBY, which
was deloveled with much aoiroation by Mr. Eti.ts-
TON. It recited, in glowing language. the praises
of several of those exalted characters, military
and literary, who have done honour to the it coon.
try, stud concluded with a highly poetical elite-
gluns on the genius of SIIAKSPEARE.—Iii the
Burlata of The Landon Hermit, which follow-
ed, Mr. flirt. introduced. with great effect. the
impair air., " May we ne'er meat a friend, or a
Tattle to give him ;" and " Let Fame sound her
Trumpet:' both of which rtireavtli au unaututous
encore.
London, England, 1810-06-27

DEATH OP AN EXTRAORDINAItY cuAlucrrft

Ou Wednesday last died, in Horsham Gaol, nze,l
82 years, Simon Sou'liward, formerly of liosgrobe,
oeor Chichester. This singular character oar a
miller, which occispatim he followed.witb industry
nod atteottsu till ahem the year 17K when, by a
strange ape:Cies of nisanity, he fancied himself Earl
of Derby, King iu Mom assumed those tides, ne-
glected his bin:Mere, and because very troublesmue
to many of his mighhoum. In Feiouary, 1767, he
was wrested for • Ismail debt, at the • uf the bite
Duke of iticlisnuod, and was couveyed to the Old
Gaul at Horsham, from which lie was removed (the
first pneamer alter its completion) to the press at
gaol,
.and from ethic.' he was released, after a cap-
tivity of forty-three yeas, four month., and eigist
days, oil 'Ned:male) last, by the hand of death.
SllllOll Soothe mil was, in stature, about six feet,
was exceedingly well mode, and bad a com-
manding countenance: his manners were gene-
rally @liable, and his deportment polite; he was,
howere-, when offerule 1, exceedingly wrath, oral
sub difficulty pa. itie 1, Particularly when his ire
had hest errs-jo .d by doubts about his assuraied
digiiiiy. H, p s d -himself a State Prisoner, and
woold are-p' of tits money nor clothes Whitt) were
a d present. d to him as corning from the King, his
Como°. Ilia dress was generally sodrab coat of a
very eneient cut, sad cocked hat, with a black
cockade. Simon was alwlys infdresscdos w ll by
the Governors of the gaol, as 4 his fellos-poi o-
ner- and visitors, .• :My Lord," and to no other de-
uommation would he Leer reply. lie bbd been
supported for a lumber of yeats past by a weekly
stipend from the pic ids of Boxgrove, which was
paid to. him by Nlr. Smart, as shave described, and
which his Lends/11p expended on necessaries with
the strictest economy ; but could scarcely ever be
prevailed upon to receive a meal or other rivour,
except tinder the deception above stated. His re.
wain. were removed on Friday for interment at
Bosgrove.
London, England, 1810-06-27

11 U) DOG.

About five o'clock, Sunday morning, a bull-dog,
• with every appearance of ritednese *hoot him. visit.
ed the lose or farm-yed of B. Tillsteue, E• 9. of
Bloillse-Combe Placr, near Brighton, where he at.
sacked and bit three valuable cart horses, a et Ty
tine 3-year old colt, a terrier dog. and a bitch with
yuppies, who was fierce in the defence of her young,
but they were, oeverililess, all killed by the road
anneal. The colt, as if sensible of the nature of

the attack. parried it for some time, by striking the
tos..ilittit *idh his fuse-legs, 'and on..e so violently,
that lie Laid him pro,trate oil the gratind, but lie
swo recovered, and, i❑ return, bailed die colt by his
mast; after which ha rail into in:other close, alie.ber

he %US pursued, and killed with a pitch-lurk, by
oue of Mr. Ti:l,totie'si carter,. ; but the fear of being
. bitten in the act, had so terrified the imor fellow's
mind, that, immediately after acrompliuhing his
object, he fell into strong Fps, and remained under
cJurulsire influence unnl he wissrrelieved by
Mr. Taylor. /4111ri;t011 of the 'nth. Hu.sars, who ass
sent by Colonel Quinton to his assistance. The
dogs bitten were, by urd. r Er Mr. Tillstone, kll eel ;
and the horses were committed to the care of the

Netecitiary Surgeon of the above regiment, who lost
Ito num in applying the cautery to the adlteted
parts. Itees, in hioNeto Cycsbpanlia, tells u., that
at clecomion, prvared trout the ;resit leaves Or 140%,
rise, and sage, administered in due time, seldom
tole of preventing hydrophobia.
The dog. first made his appearance in Brighton
barrack-yard, between three and four o'clock on
Solidity morning, where he hit several dogs, some
pigs, and even goats, after which he ran to Muuse-
C Colonel Quicitoo, tut b.ing inforiued of
the circumstance, ordered all the dogs and gouts in
the garricni, that bud !wen exposed to the danger
of loin% bitten, to be killed; and, it is said, that
nearly forty were, iii consequence, sent to execu•
tion, and, by the Colonel's directions, afterwards
hurled.

Sunday sfteranoir, a d stet:34(ll looking Vow
firew hronwlf over the ballostradc of Blaeltfriaire-
bridge ; he broke his leg by IStriltitiv; agaiust a part
of the arch, Lot was saved from drow ii ill by •
boat which come air at the moment. and was car-
ried on a maul's buck to St. Bartholomew's Hot-
London, England, 1810-06-27

ADVICI

Men anal
V Skill use pen,crering endeavours tri.dinrovef the
safe and effectual method of treating a fin prevaiiiiir
eases. the surcesshil result of their expecenee j, thi
proof of auperimity. MC•IPIP. C,t ISS and CO , Sucrio
gularly educated and initiated into every branch at thi-
feasion, ccertilleates of iamb, frum different Hospitals.
to stiminoula (ruin the moil ennui-id Pln ginauy they I
to convtnrc any Outliner) were induced to make the
th• fullosimg diseases the ukt-et of llwtr particalsr
its a CERTAIN DIMORUEIt, frequently contracted in
moment of intoxication ; and he concomitants. !atm-
TCRES sad (ILEETS, to skis I)Elti LITT, whether sew-
ing from Bacciisualian indulgences, long n:sidence in emit'
climates, or a secret SOLITARY VICE, tots often salter
- pursued by the youth or both sexes; in the our it win
liefound the cause of siTERILITT or 13AIIIIENNES'..
std w tiii• other occasion a mameruus traill of lrrt um
lbsenses, irbieb, if not timely reinedied, terminate e•
IMPOTENCE and CONSUMPTION. The rr.iilt
a lung and extensive practice has enabled them, by a •'••
parlor method, effectually to remove these drsurilirs.
It oa'
ever inveterate or complicated,. wit I snbjleting the pa.
tient to restraint in diet or exercise, nisei w 'died Veb"":
Cases, where as early application is made after discovary
the ilifeet ion, they pledge themselves lu performs a Cure in
the %holt period of two days. The unprecedented coin*s
of their nook of treatment in tbc cure of the shore rota-
plaints loch lens weer been known to fail in cone settle os'
stalice, in twelve years' practice, during which period no.,
pinions, of both sear*, have been eared, even alter
ainbinjocions methods had been person d by other pc,"
I • dhow eltecto induces 3lestora. Goss and to :fa.
pub- iely utter their advice —They say be consulted l' .•d;•••
sr.' daily, pcm•nally, or by letter, with inviolable serci•:
delicacy, and MiCaltion.
Patients am the country, inclosing a hank note, are o
ant:steil to slate the particulars of their sw,
suer set a.. 1 advice and incilirine will be foriesr.l
VP part of the hiagdows.—Mesurs. GOSS sad Co.
to
Illeseerie-sirert. Fieet-alts,(.

LONDON :—Printed by C. SMITH, No. t,Clen.4
and polottolted at No. Is, Back 6.4 St. CI( i.t....1
Staand, by J. HUITE,, ul woe plat t.
London, England, 1810-06-27

•LA(.t V. LOVELY..

This was a point ;reed on a trial at Nisi Prise,
before Lord ChiefJustice,Manstitld. The que,ttiin
was. whether a person purchasing goods, and tint
paying for them for two years. was entitled to pay
interest' It appeared that the Plaintiff had sold a
quantity of oranges to the Defendant, who, after
their delivery, objected to them, as they were priced
higher than he expected. The Plaintiff offered to
take then, back, hut the Defendant did not con-
sent; and, although they were sold for cas;►, did
nol, pay for thesis until two years hail expired.
The Comer, after hearing the argutueuta ad.
duce(' by Mr. Serjetnit Lear, for the Plaintiff, and
Mr. Serjesnt VAUUKtN, fur the Defendant. de.
dared, dist however hard the case might bear upon
the Plaintiff, yet they could not give an opinion
contra'', to that which had been so often ile,.ided.
that book debts were not entitled to interest. Un-
der these consideratione, they were obliged to give
their o• •nn+ in favour of the Defendant. it, far as
it was connected with law ; but they disapproved
of th^ defence; ss, hoA ever the Defenitaut might
protteted by law, he had nut touch equity on
, his s:de.

The Mete► and %Vardeus of the Riker,: Cora-
piny waited yesterday on the LORD MAY,*. His
Lordship. after inspecting the return., ordered the
price of bread to reusa:u m last

EDINBURGH, JOIE 23.

DIVISION.
London, England, 1810-06-27

Woo owler • molt to tic headinortors
poltant mkt litola punctually txcested.
(s140µ1) " 174`7 DAM M E."
JUNE 12.

This We.

According to advice, from France, several cirri-
atttits of French troops, under orders for Spain, ■nd
which had actually begun their march by way of
Poictiers, bad suddenly received counter-orders,
and u fresh route to proceed to the coast of Bri-
twiny. The troops in question will, in the first in-
stance, take up their quarters between Nantz and
Bret. It was rumoured that the whole of the
second corps, in the yams state its which it served
in Germany, and which returned to France in
the beginning of the year, had received the saute
destination. It consisted of the divisions of Ge-
nerals Terrence, Dttpas, and Grtndjean. The
chief rendezvous is Noma and the environs, where
a numerous army of the coasts is forming, to which
a part of the guards will be attached. ♦Vith re-
gard to the ultimate de.tioetion of this army, no-
thing that can be ruled upon has hitherto tran-
spired.

KING'S THEATRE.
rIIO-MORROW EV EN I NG, 'lime 28, 810.—
.IL In extnrovenee of Ilse anxiety in Which the public
Reeling au. kept suspended the while of lost Thur,,d;iy,
whereby a very great loortiuti of the Nobility and Gentry,
who intended au that night to honour Una 'theatre with
their restate, were prevenwil roma vo it iv their ge-
trawl desireth.it exactly Ilse time Eittellaitomentit shall be
repeated toe TO-MORROW EVENING, when will be iper-
faraaeJ the celebrated Opera .4
. ...... .
London, England, 1810-04-12

BRIG:11'0N, Amen. 9.

Sr Fttftteis Bartlett% commitment to the Tower,
tootle the visitors and iimaloitnnta of this place ex-
tremely anxious to peruse the proceedings attend-
ing it in the papers. The libraries, and other places
where they were to be seen, were, at an costly hour
on Saturday, mimeo osi.ly visited. During the
night, Burdett for ever !" wired frJrn various
grouper, en pastant ; I yesterday morning the
Steyite, and other coua,,icu•rut places, bore similar
testimony of the 1111 l COI popularity.
The Royal Sodth Gloucester Martin, about three
o'clock yesterday afternoon, received a mule to
mirth immediately, through Reigate. for the me-
tropolis. In about an hour afterwards they were
011 the parade, ■nd took thei► departure, in the
presence of nearly 2,000 spectators, wbo had NIS.
scsnbled on the oeca.ion.

At the time the above regiment marched, it waa
said, that the Royal Horse Artillery, in our bar-
racks, were preparing for the seine duty, and would
proceed on their route in the course of the night.
A regimeot marched from Horsham barracks.
•u the hitme destination, at twelve o'clock, ou Say
turday night.
The Earl of Man.field, who bad bees here ott •
visit to Lady Ann Murray, for a few days, left us on
Ther,dav fur too n.
Hugh Scott, Esq. also left us, for Berkeley-
square, on Saturday. Mr. Scott occupied Egre-
uniell-hupse, the property-of the.Estrl of Egreinont.
Vi-cousit Lloyne met with two ugly falls flout ■
skitti-li horse, on %Velineatiay last, in North-street;
but, we are happy to add. without receiving much
injury, as his Lordship, after being the second time
dismounted, got up and walked home, without as-
sistance.

Lad Monday being exceedingly line, and, for the
season, mire than ordinarily warm, the walks and
rides were numerously and fashionably attended.—
Dona Moon's and Walker's libraries, (the latter of
which co onwards a beautiful and picturesque view
of the lieu), were, during the morning, also fashion-
ably frequented ; but the [husk rous weather which
has since, fur the moat part, prevailed, proved a
probtbetwu to equestrian and pedestrian arouses
meats.
London, England, 1810-04-12

Burns oau.nr, PALL-Mitt.

We remark, with infiuite satisfaction, the impression
the suing arts of onr comatry have made omit. those,
(run slorm discrindaating taste, and refined judginciii,
they can alone expect judicious commendation, and from
• liberality, inward worth receiving can only be 1111.
ii 11114,1, as the Priv: of talent, distiuguished from the
,cages of tonna:no labour. That notch of that exhilirating
insides remains yet 1.0 be applied to the candidates fur fame
said pestle favor, abuse wines, in the British Gallery, invite
tie .ItClll.lll of censors of virtue, to allow or disallow their
&A>, let the horned and clas,ical eye he turned to the
• pencil of Cook; sod mask the chasteness with which
he has told the story of " Alcestis, the wife of Admetus,
'broiled from the micronl regions, and 'tutored to him by
tferru'av " A scene so full ul interest, so closely interwoven
is for best affection. of the huinum heart, represented with
sis raorh of appropriate and stilettos dignity, in which feelings
▪ 111-11411/11, acute, as the first glimpse of the revived peruse
ego on her child, u hose fear sod affection are at osier res..
soused sad inspect to embrace her mother's knees; are
WWI of tine art that ;ive d all the charm it possesses over
air sh,s. The astonishment of the husband, at seeing
Lao.ured wife restored ; the ineorsolable grief of theses,
set miconscions of the mother's resuseitatiou) who is
seriiaa over leer to:uh—the inelosure of the place of se-
valiure, and the simplicity of its accompaniments and ap-
told ices, evince a mind fully possirsed of the subject, and
ca ul'i.e of detailing at with all its force of veutintent, without
%L.. Vest outrage of gesticulation, overstrained contortion of
tater.% or violence of action to retort our admiration.—ln
obit reboil either to etmiposition, drawing, or effect, this
uniatnance p.issessea cacti is a superlative degree; the kft
Lrol ai Admetus excepted, which should be 111;ttle enlarged,
out the bclit effect of the tomb, a little more kept dowff Its
gustily is very loch, in the stilt of Smirke, but without Ay
11141114 a 0.1 the force and spirit of its general effect. Tins
p cure, se are sorry -to' obscrie, mutating unsold ; as does
&so that masterly pietism by Towne, Nu. 245, .4 view of
This beautiful landscape may very justly be coon.p," n. best works of IYilsos ; and it strong
ma/Li at the clearness and simplicity, for which Claude Ins
keg w mach extolled and admired.
London, England, 1810-04-12

TILE BISHOP OF ELPHIN.

The liberality which distinguished that amiable
tad truly estimable prelate, Dr. Law, the late
tiihnp of Elyl,iu, and which marked every action
si lis He, was particularly ohservable in his wilL
Hells to the arc. James Whitelaw. Vicar of
Sr. Catherine's, Dubin', 3001. Of this gentle-
elan his Lordship knew nothing, bat his virtues
titi literaly acquirements; but to and, a man as
thew Law, they were the brat recommend @Son.
11l ggs I previonialy bestowed upon hinithe hiring in
the di eese of El phi°, held by the lute Dr. Sand-
ford; and in his last, and tedious sickness, was often
besot to express his saiisfattion, that be lived to
have an opportsmity of sheisinK him this mark of
he lread.bip and esteem. • Doctor Williams
Magee, Senior Fellow of Trinity College, Dublin,
hellos bequestlie i a like sum uf tire hundred pounds.
The een.le.uan also hat no recommendation but
his Iterary talents. To Dr. Brinkley; Professor of
Astraicloy, in Trinity College, Dublin, he has be-
que.a.d .50001, with all hi. books, soloed at 30001.
HisLard.sup died worth 45,rtnial. and hi. legacies,
iaclurtigg wool. to In. brother, Lord Elleitlactrough,
salaam, iii the *bolt:, to 16,0001. The remaining
t.d.nuol. as bilneatingl, one-half to his widow, Mrs.
Law, and the utile, half distributively between his
kromers and ti+trra, of whom, ice bcheic, faits our-
site his.
London, England, 1810-04-12

lit AD,1111) t. Y.

A fee days since a cause of Head-money was
tried in the Court of Admiralty. ars,ing oat of Sir
Samuel Hood. Captains Lee awl Lukis, inhjcctiag
to the ship's company of ilia Majesty's ship Re-
venge shanag with their ships. (or the head-money,
in capturing the four French frigates La Gloire,
Mineree, Aratide, and Indefetiguble.—After the
Judge had heard the most fall and elaborate argu-
ment on the point, he, in the first instance, re-
jected the claims of the Windsor Castle, Athalle
and Polyphemus ; awl in detertataing that of the
Reeessge, entered fully into the principle of farmer
decisions; that head-money is considered as a
bounty. or reeard, for actual and direct aid, in
cases a here an engagement takes place : that the
aid rendered by the Revenge cause the nearest to
such a service, but did not completely come ep to
the principle hitherto bell.—He mistimed she
was within goo-shot, mid was fired at by
the enemy, bat did not return the fire,
though actually on the point of doingso, when
La Misters struck ; theretore. her aid, being pas-
,i.e, site could not be considered in the action, as
the returning fire constitutes the nght; and. there-
fore, could net be entitled to share in the head-
money. On this ground, he rejected the Regime's
clans to share.

Sir Jona Gots tried this case upon pol.lie
ari muds, it betrig a subject that had uever been do.
coiled. and upon which a great difference of opinion
existed floral) 00,huut the Nay.

The J;:aot. of she Aastsa•LTV has drawn and
defiotd the business very cleseiy. and from this de-
cision. it may, we suppose. be considered as
misled. that when au engagement precedes slipcase.
dome ships only that coatritsaited thereto, by •ctual-
ly firing at the euensy.will he totaled to share in the
head-money.

At an affray oneevesiug 10 lilauaber-attest, Hull,
it WIN found to be litera:ly trot, on inqu.ri, eh .t
Irrigist was acting wrong, and Cap,Ji.. Good,
a bye.otauder, thought nuitien air Lad. 'het Sim:
liteoke. • near ne,gillooor, we. called upon to gout
and set all &Smirk.
London, England, 1810-06-20

kOM LIST *HT 6.4ZE171?.

.
Admiralty-Once, June 19, MO.
Vice-Admiral Sir James Sanmarti has trans
nutted to John ‘Vilsonker. three letters
which he had received from Captain Mason, com-
manding flis Majesty's ship the Fimtril, giving en
account of the capture and destruction of the un-
&mentioned privateers by the boats of that ship,
London, England, 1810-06-20

THRATREs.

Mr. KIENHCY'S new opera, intitledLllCE (M!r this
Love! was repeated here log night, and went off
with merman! effeet. As the respective performers
become more mellow in their different path, we
miy expect even Kreider improvement in it. spirit.
The pantomime of The .piastre/ followed,
in which the Carps du Balkt appeared to great ad-
vantage. The interesting Miss SMITH, and the
other principal dancers, received great applause.—
The borne overflowed with an elegant nudiente.

HAYMARKET.
The Comedy of Rale a Wife and Hare a Wife
was performed at this Theatre last night. Mr.
Cusatvs Is.suatt made his first appearance in the
character of Leon. He appeared to possess a just
cnoceptiou of the pert, and supported it with
effect. In the scenes where he vindicates the rights
of a husband, a-niggling to maintain his proper
place sod dignity, he was ►e►► impressive, and re.
cried touch applause. The Capper Captain of Mr.
RICHARD JONES was an excelie,t piece of oomic
humour, and displayed some fine acting. tie had
an excellent coadjutor in Mrs. CSIA RLES K kAta
Wit:4 with the in riniction of the Proerieturs of Cr,
vent-Garden Theatre, sustained the part of heti-
faaia. This lady and Mr. „luxes played up to
ea,h other with the hap:hest eff.•ct, and shared un-
b-unded plaudit, from every Ilan of the bruise.
The night's entertainment concluded aith the fare,
of the Weathercock, in which Mr. BAssisrut
played his iuitnitable powers, wilt their usual eclat.