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London, England, 1819-05-29

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London, England, 1819-05-29

LESTRES, LAMPS, AND GLASS-WARE.

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able STOCK of PARKER and SONg, 69, Flirt-
street, IS NOW SELLING OFF, at very reduced Price.,
on account of their retiring from Rumness The Stock
consists of I.ll.tres for Lamps and Candles, Grecian Side-
Mood awl French or T.dileAlotin Lamps, Cotritiliiles,
Candlr•hrkv, lac.; Dessert Services sail Table Glass, of
every description. all of thr very beat manufacture.
••• Their capital Pressii.es to be disposed of.
London, England, 1819-07-24

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THE PRINCE REGENTS COURT.

Yesterday, nt two o'clock. his Royal Highness
the Prince Regent held • Court at Carlton House,
which was aitended •
His Roysl Highness the Duke of York, the Lord Chan-
cellor, the Lord ['resident of the Council, the lord Privy
Seal, the First Lord of the Treasury, the three Secretaries
of State, the First Lord of the Admiralty, the Waster-Gene.
nil of the Ordnance the Chancellor of 11w fixchequer, the
rtesiiiesti of the Holed of Control, the Master of the abut,
the Chancellor of the Dachy of Llticaster, the President
of the Board of Trade, the Saxon Minister, the Lord
Chamberlain, the Treasurer of the Household, Earl Mul.
tear; the Master of the Cer Jett, the Officer of Arms,
the Lord Chief Baron of the Fxrhequer in Scotland, the
Rerunler of Loodou, Viscovsut Clietvrynd, Sir Miles Night.
niggle, &c.
The Prince Regent was pleased, in the name and
on the belt4lf of his Majesty, to invest Lieut.-Gen.
Sir Miles Nightingale with the insignia til. the
Honourable ;Military Order of the aid). Tile
Lieut.-General was conducted with the timid reve-
rences to his Royal Highness, and pre.entea by Sir
George Noyler, the OSicer of Arms attendant upon
the Knights Commanders, bearing upon 0 crimson
velvet cushion the stir, ribband, and badge of the
Second Class of the Order, and the Lieutenant-
General kneeling received the honour of Knight-
hood, and was nil/voted with the usual Como.

There were ',resent at the ceremony—
His Royal Highness the Doke of York, the Marquis of
Hertford, Viscount Caatlerea‘h, Earl Mulsgrove, Lord
Jaques Murray, Lord Charles Herditick, kr.
Baron Just, the Saxon Minister, was introduced
to leis Royal Flightless the Prince Regent by Vio-
count Castlereagh, and conducted by Sir Robert
Chester, the Master of the Ceremonies. when his
Excellency hart the honour of an audience of his
Royal Highness.
The Prince Regent afterwards held a Privy
Council, at which Viscount Chetwynd attended as
Clerk.
Sir Samuel Shepherd, the Lord Chief Baron of
the Exchequer in Scotland, was introdocet: and
sworn in a Member, and took his seat at the Board
accordingly. •
At the close of the Council the Recorder of
London was introduced, and made his report of the
convicts capitally convicted at the last Sessions at
Justice-hall, in the Ohl Bailey.
_ .

- • -
The Prince Regent gave audiences to the Lord
Chancellor, the Earls of Liverpool, IVestmorland,
Harrowby, and Bathurst, Viscounts Sidinouth and
Melville.
Lord James Murray and Sir William Keppel
were the Lo►d and Groom in Waiting.
The Court broke up a little before six o'clock.
London, England, 1819-07-23

SAINT SWITHIN.

••=0•1101.1.
This important day (Saint Swithin), big with tbs fate of
crops and harvests, was yesterday se'nuiebt ; but the Saint
being, we suppose, ie a gracious mood, the day passed over
without one ominous drop of rain to alarm the fears of the su-
perstitious. On the vigil of his Reverence, the good old wo-
ws were, as usual, busy is, their prognosticatioes; and such
were their eagerness to watch the mafioso a the Saint, that
bag ere the Sun bad gilded the camera tsarina, many of
them were seen hatf•dressed at their chamber windows, some
holding out their " lily-white hands," to catch the much.
dreaded drops, and others exploring the clouds through their
Sunday spectacles." The day, however, continued fair, and
our harvest is comequanstly secure.
London, England, 1819-07-23

PUGILISM

The lighting nuns engaged at Crawley Commies on Wed.
midday are arrived in London, and they stera their eontased
headset/. list Oliver hail *offered mod, and be' is ninth
limitabotat the body; but mum flattering nudism has be►n
afforded bins in the hells liar. ►y way of healing his rim-
labia% by those who have the power of doing it. His
civility bad eme gained him friends its defeat, which should
be a lesson to those who print by boxing talent. Donnelly,
it seems, was more distressed Cur wind than hart, and his
eoawl~ymaa, Phil. Thicusits, is remitting him with whiskey
in goblets. Shelton be. challenged the Irish Champion, but
those vaunting. are too premature, before the head is caps.
ble of judging for itself.
Another tight look place, between Godstone and Riddles.'
down, on the way home, between Tamil, a sanggirr, what
the ring term a foul teelmicality, and George Gudgeon,
• metropolitan spatter, which was won easily by lbe
smuggler.
Two other fights, for parses, followed that between DOS.
achy and Oliver, but the parties not being knows., and hav-
ing no chance of shining, their performances eanuot excite
any ioterest.
London, England, 1819-07-23

DARING ROBBERIES.

During the last week continual complaints have been
made at Marloormigh-street Police Office of the most &nag
=,Bons which are daily and nightly committed in some
t Bsrwater, and tot the road leadiog thereto. arising
*der the followieg circumstances: —Comps,les of Monate.
beaks, ander the direction of some well-known performers
of celebrity, have pitched " their tents" in some fields sear
slam tea-gardens at Bayswater, where they exhibit horse
riding. he. and have a kind of lottery for pigs, shits, shoes,
',id shawls, which are gained by some at the risk of a shilling
4.4rit. The exhibitions excite a lively curiosity. and thousands
~f people coll. et together, some highly respectable, while
sahers cosseipt of the moss noturiuu• thieves sad vagabonds, '
who, after carnasitsiug various excesses by day, commit
robberies by night; and it is absolutely dasgeroes for any
person to venture beyond Hyde Park Corner. No leas then
tight or ten robberies have been committed on Geollemen
..f their watches *ad other properly in the coarse of a
.lay, and burglarise committed in the iseighbourbood.—ss
Two fellows on Tuesday night last, contrived to enter the
hawse of Mr. Knight, of the tea gardens, whose piece him
been continually rubbed. They were farad concealed in an
aperture in she wall, mad sear property was found that they
had packed op. They were taken to the watch•honse, and
were committed from Merlborougls.wireet office. Several
other ho nate were robbed. A man, at an early hour, on
31inoluy night, as he was returning home along the road,
war met by a fellow who demanded his money, and robbed
him of his unshrella. The thief was shortly after taken into
.•nstialy, and she man, who had been dreadfully cut with
some itiatrument, was conveyed to the hospital. The
prisoner was rensassited. Fights geuerslly take place, in one
of which, of a eitoet desperate .Ivrerirtioa, that lasted two
looter, one of these was carried off she goosed for dead. The
Magistrates are doing all in their power to put an end to
.nab disgraceful Vetlif frilltVi. and on several ocestaisists have
the officers unaided at issluite peril.
London, England, 1819-07-23

lAQUASTS.

DILATX sr Eaten?—An Inquest was held yesterday, at
the sign of the Clayton Arms, in Clayton-street, Lambeth,
hefore Charles Jewornett, Esq. Coroner for Surrey, ea the
body of as,.. Sarah Barna.
It appeared that on Friday afternoon last, Herbert Staring
tell his waistcoat mad some other things ira care of the de-
/laird whilst he went to play at cricket on the Commis.
When he returned to his house a short time afterwards the
things were missing, and she accused an Irishwoman who
hail been there of taking them away. Staring, rpm inquiry,
discover►d that the Irishwoman was innocent, and hr insisted
ripuir getting his things from the deceased, or that he would
manse her. The deceased was very much frightened, and
was instantly taken *remissly ill; she continued to get worse
till next morning, when she died. She bail previously am-
joved ■ good state of health.
Verdict —" Died ►y Fite Visitation of God."
DitoMNlNG.—Another Inquest was held before the some
Coroner, at the White Hart Tavern, H.ttieraea.firlals, or the
body of a woman, name unknown, who was found drowned
in the Thames, opposite the kite Hatt. The deceased, by
her deem, appeared to be in very indigent circumstances;
there were no marks of violence ou her body, and she ap-
peared to have been in the water several days. Nothing was
Cloud about her which could lead to a discovery who she was,
nod the Jury having no evidence how she mut into the water,
ninniesl their verdict—" Footed drormed."

"An Inquest was also held at the Albany Arms, Long.lane,
Bermondsey, on the body of a young gentleman, aged IS,
who was drowned whilst bathing in the Grand Surrey Canal.
The deceased lived with his aunt, a lady of fortune, re.
slding in Albany-strut, and went a few mornings back to
the Cana!, near Deptford, to bathe. He had not been long
is the water before he was seised wit► the cramp, and im-
mediately sunk; bat She by tawnier, thought be was only
diving, consequently they *tither gave an alarm or the least
as,islanee; till, finding that he was an unusually long time
Ender, they suspected the fatal truth. Drags were then pro-
cured, and after a abort search the body was found. Life was
not code extinct, and Dr. Brown, who was in attendance
from the Humane Society, applied every possible remedy fo►
his recovery, but without elnet. 'Verdict—Accidentally
droumeff.
- - - - - •

On Tuesday an Inquest was taken before Julio Atkinson,
of Peterborough, Gentleman, Cormier far the Hundred of
Nassabergb, in St. Martin's, Stamford Baron, upon the body
of Charles Brightwell, a pensioner, who was drowsed in the
Welland the day preceding.
It appeared In evidence, that the unfortunate man (who
was intoxicated) was going from St. Marlin's to &meek, to
fight a battle, and soon after be left the former place, he
ohetrvell so his two companions, that be always fought better
after bathing himself ; and, taking uff ►is coat and Neck-
cloth, plunged into the river.
The two young men who ware with him bring unable In
swim, ran for assistauce, but before they returned, he ►ad
stank to rise no more!
London, England, 1819-07-23

THE REVERRND MR. HARRISON.

GUILDHALL.--Yegterday, at eleven o'clock,
Arthur Thistlewood applied to the Sitting Magis-
trate (Alderman Maguey), for permission to see
the Reverend Mi. Hirrison, of Stockport, who was
arrested on Wednesday, in the waggon at Smith-
field, and confined in the Giltspur.street Compter.
Alderman Maguey said, that as the Lord Mayor
had committed Alr. Harrison upon a warrant, it
would perhaps be more proper to apply to his Lord-
ship on the subjrrt.
Mr. Thiatlewoud said he was very anxious to see
Mr. Hard*on, and wished to know whether hail
would hot be taken for him ? If there was no objec-
tion to that proposal, the most respectable persons
were ready to enter into recognizance..
_ _

Mr. Thistlewood was further informed, that the
Lord Mayor, when Mr. Harrison was brought be-
fore him, had told that gentlemen that the warrant
required the personal attendance of the party be-
fore the signing Magistrate. Alderman Magusy,
therefore, however well disposed to do so, had it
not in his power to take bail ; but two officers
would be in readiness to convey Mr. Harrison to
Stockport, with all possible expedition, and in
the intermediate time care should, in compliance
with the Lord Mayor's orders, be taken, that Mr.
Harrison should have no reason to complain.
Mr. Thistlewood then asked, whether he was to
understand that the Magistrate refused to allow him
to see his friend, of whom he had no doubt all
possible care was taken ?
Alderman Magnay said he was by no means to
take that fur granted. If the Lord Mayor was not
at the Mansion-house, probably some Magistrate
was there, who had received instructions from his
Lordship in the event of applications of this kind.
The applicant then left the Office, and in a few
minutes returned, and stated, that there is no Ma-
gistrate at the Justice-room of the Mansion-house.
Alderman Magnay then said. he could see no
objection to an interview between Mr. Thistlewood
and Mr. Harrison; and Mr. Teague, the Governor
of the Compter, accompanied the former to the
Prison. where the two friends conversed together
for some time.

It is necessary to state, that Mr. Harrison, who
conducted himself with great propriety before the
Lord Mayor, expressed I►is entire satisfaction at
the intimation given him that the warrant should
be fully executed, which could not be done until
the Defendant was brought before the Magistrates
who had signed the warrant that had been backed
by the Lord Mayor.
London, England, 1819-07-23

IRELAND.

DUSLIS, JULY 19.
DINNER TO GENERAL VW/Engin.
Tl►e dinner to be given to our distinguished coun-
tryman. General D'Evereux, of the Sintls Ame-
ricas. Patriot Service, will tike place this day at
Morrison's. It will be one of the most apiesislid
■nd most numerously, as sell as respectably attend-
ed that was ever given in Dublin on any former
oecasiou.—That patriotic sod truly liberal Irish-
man, Lord Cloncurry. will take the Chair. Among
the invited guests is the Rev. Mr. Shepherd, of
Liverpool, who happens to be nova in Dublin;
grutlemati highly diatiognished for his talents and
public spirit; whale eloquence has been frequently
exerted at ;mobile meetings in Literpool, to support
the cause of civil and religious liberty.
The following are copies of the letter of iuvita-
lion and the General's answer :--
91orriwou'o, Nassawstreet,
17th Jody, 1819.
Sts--The Irish Friends of South American Independence,
request the honour of yoorcompsuy at a Public Dinner, or
Monday, the 10th Wawa.
They are anxious to offer you this humble testimony, ant
only of thermic they entestaiu of the character yogi have ac-
gulled, but of their anticipation that your future services
will prove alike valnable to sour cause awl hosonraile to
your comatry.-1 have the honour in Iw, Sir.
Your most obeili. ut faithful &mast,
(Signed) DANI F.L O'CONNELL, See.
To Major-Grum! D'Evrreux, &e. /air.
THE ANSWER.
Gresham 's lintel, July 17,1819.
Juaw VEvesieux de la Orden dcl Liberbolor, Mayor
General del carrels(' ale la Repuhltea de Venezuela,
y Nueva Granada, y Commandants de la Legioo
'dentine, ke. ace. Av.
have the honour of your letter, conveying to me as
invitation of the Irish Friends of South American lailepead.
vim to a public dinner on Monday next.
I accept the invitation with the liveliest feelings of re-
spect and gr.o illogic towards those Gentlemen who thus nimbi.
fest the interest they take in the cause of the New Weald
fur it is to the nserits of dna cause alone I must consider my.
self indebted fur so distinguished an honour.
Tu render my future exertions valuable to South America.
and serviceable as well as honourable to my country, will be
my study aid my ambition.
I have the honour to he, Sir,
Your olodient and humble Servant,
(Signed) JOHN D'EVER::UX.
To Daniel O'Connell, Esq.
London, England, 1819-07-23

COUNTRY MARKETS.

There was a good supply of Vtheat at Norwich market on
Saturday, hot little other grain was offered for vale, and the
prices remain much as last week.—The skew of both Scot.
and ht inebred Cattle was tolerably large; not notch best-
twat, however, was done, and the terms obtained varied in $
trifling degree from these lately given. The pens were well
filled with Sheep and Lambs.
At kenniiighall Fair, on Monday last, there was a very
large 'hew of Lambs, and a great deal of bitsisiess was done
at an early hour; much briskness appeared throughout tbe
day; the prices varied from 14s. to 28a. per bead.

. . .•
A short time ago, ass officer who resides in Atli-
hone, had all his child►en ill of the hooping cough;
there was • pet monkey in the house, which oh-
solutely took the disorder, and hooped so like the
children, that it wee impossible to discriminate be-
t een them. All the little ones happily recovered,
but the monkey, notwitlistandiog the greatest care,
died of the complaint.
Last week. as Mr. SAMUEL PROSSER, of Tel.
girth, Brecoisshire, was einoloying some labouring
Mtn in draining a piece of fallow, they found seve-
ral small serpents, three feet under the surface of
the ground. woe inches in length, and about the
size of common whipcord, of a grey colour, and
some quite white ; three days afterwards, fifteen
more of them rose out of the spring, but soon died
in the air.
Fur several seasons past. many of the farmers in
Benend ttttt Kent, and its vicinity, have suffered con-
siderably from some malicious person or persons
having cut the blues in the hop-plantations prema-
turely. thereby destroying the crop: two of those
depredators, u•med Bryant and Crrtteado•. have
Leen detected, and committed for trial.
Thursday se' 'gltt, ■bout nine o'clock in the
evening,•, • most atrocious and unprovoked attack was
made on the life of Wm. HARRISON. a young mall
returned frum military Service on the Continent, end
latterly • labourer at Pressiughain, near Dis, by
Adecard risker, a married man, and the father of a
large family. At the hour above mentioned HAIL.
atsua was met by Fisher, when the latter, with-
out any provocation, gave the unfortunate young
wan a violent blow iii the abdomen with • sharply
pointed knife. The poor fellow staggered back to
time public-house he bed just come from. his hates.
tints protruding from the wound. Stagier' assist-
mace was procured. but slight hopes are entertained
of his recovery. Fisher was pursued and appre-
hended, with the knife still in his hand. He har
not explained the motives which prompted him to
the commission of the diabolical act. The assassin
Lir been committed to take his trial at the Assizes.
London, England, 1819-05-11

PARIS PAPERS.

PARIS, MAT 7.

A tumult took place on the 26th of last mouth at
Cliaronsie, near Paris. in which great violence was
acted t.r a clergyman, while engaged in perform-
ing the Burial Service. The clergyman was obliged
to shut himself up in the vestry-room, and there to
listen to the cries of his assailants. The shouts of
a bus /a calotee ! a /a lantense! were uttered as
during the worst days of the Revolution. Were it
not for the presence of mind, and judious firmness
of the Mayor's assistant, the rioters would have
proceeded to every excess. It was not without con.
riderlible difficulty that this worthy Magistrate suc-
ceeded in restraining acid dispersing them.
An article from Vienna says, that the arrival of
Lord Whitwo•th at Paris. has given occasion to
touch speculation in the political circles of that
city. It is pretended that his mission has some
reference to the political relations that subsist be.
tweet) France and the Ottoman Porte.
On the 27th of April the very eminent house of
vt Lubeck, and on the 28th. that of M.
Print:, jun. at Hamburgh. failed. The
laver for the sum of 337,109 macs banco. It
was. mined chiefly by sense hazardous spetblations
in coffee.
A vessel besnug the flag of Hayti, has passed
the Souvid. It is destined for Lubeck, and is
freighted with wheat.
The Grand Duke Michael of Russia is expected
at Vienna about the beginning of May. Accounts
received in that cite• from Rio Janeiro, mention that
the Archduchess Leopuldine had advanced far in
tier pregnancy, and that her confinement war ex-
peck(' to take place iii the month of March last.
London, England, 1819-08-04

FROM LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE.

('Tis Gazette sommuces the approbatiou of his Royal
Highness the Print.* Regent to the proposal made by the
Lords of the Admiralty. relative to the allowance of Salary
to Officers holding mosatioas of omit whilst on Half-pay.
A Circular Letter was gives is oar Paper of Wedoesday last,
issued from the WarOthee, regulatiwo the Half-pay of the
Officers is the Army.—" A alvillsr arraageomot,” says this
Caseate, " has bees established fur Officers us the lialf-pay
of Me Majesty's ltuyal Marine Forces."J
London, England, 1819-08-04

LORD CLINTON C. THR EARL OP COVENTRY.

Mr. --- moved, that the receiver appointed
in this cause by the Court should be ordered to
pass his accounts up to Michaelmas. 1818, before
Master Cox, within four days. or to stand
ema-
mitted to the custody of the Warder of the Fleet
Prison. He moved this on the Master's certi-
ficate, that the receiver had not passed his ac-
counts in June last, he had been receiver twelve
years, and always had put the putties to g►eat trou-
ble and expense in passing his accounts which
made annual motion. necessary.
The Lotto CHANCELLOR—." Yonr motion seeks
too much, where it asks me to commit a receiver if
he does not Iran his accounts within four days.
Let him pass his accounts within fourteen days,
with liberty for him to apply to the Court for fur-
the► time. if he cars skew the Court it is necessary."
The Loan CHANCELLOR 4101fied to the bar
that he would sit at nine o'clock on Thursday
morning, and at the same hour every morning
during the remainder of the present sittings.
London, England, 1819-08-04

•:

!. rims beyond nsedioetily. 'Mu) if we may judge
fay the translations eiiiclt •we have seen, never
ascends to poetry. But his characiers. Omelet
outlines, nee ideniievl atid well sustained, and they
are thrown into situations which almost always yen.
der them interesting. ft is to this that he owes
his sumer*, and that the actor, io his play* are h.-
&Med for their popularity. Perlsupo, however,
we should except Miss O'Neill from the geisersl
. rule. Her popularity in this play arises from the
clear and delicate rah :ming she bas Kiev,' to Mei.
Huller—from her Inirias of contrit' • ;so 1'1,1.11
the *notching pathos she has contrived to throw 1..t.0
her voice and demeanour. Ire could not weep lir
Mrs. Haller, but these were hundreds. that wept
with Miss O'Netll.-1 Dublin Evening Pail.)
London, England, 1819-08-04

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.

W. Briand, J. T. Taylor, sad F. G. C. Seised, of Spital..
square, Bishopseste-street, 10 iddkl4 ail It-alastifart urers,
July ft, 1819 —W. Evart, W. Nassau, sad C. Swart, of
Swallow street. Piccadilly, Middlesex, wise and ristrit-mier-
chant., Dec. 31, 1818.—► K. Fy■ae. and G. Ford, of CO3ilr.
hill Pottery, Holywell, Flial, pollens, March 1, 1819.—;E. J.
Glynn, E. W. W. Peadarres, aad A. Thomases, of Bodesiu,
Cornwall. Wisher., as far as relates to E. W. W. Petiolate's,
October 10, 1818.—J. Collier and P. C. Prideanx, of Ply.
Mostly timber-merchants, July 31, 1019.—R. Preatlereast
and J. Dwell, of Warwick.street, St. James, Middlesex, Sal..
lors, July 29, 1819.—A. M. B. Cbseamse, P. SI. Chassis",
mud Al. A. Herbert, of Fall-mall, Middlesex, milliners sad
drese.makeio, August 2, 1819.—H. 1,. Grove and M. Dodd,
of George-street, Mansion-House, Lowden, ship and corn.
'nerds! arum, August 2, 1819.
London, England, 1819-08-04

Lir INTELLIGENCS.

VOMIT OF biIANORRY, Livre.oLiValis,
TUESDAY, AVOUft 3.

THE PORTSMOUTH'BANE.
THE ASSIGNEES IN TUB NATTER OI lIINCHIN,
CARTER, AND OTHERS, RANRRUPTs.
The LORD CHANCELLOR—" I have read the pe-
tions and affidavits in this case, and I never found
myself in a state of greater difficulty. There is the
petition of yesterday mid there is also another peti-
tion of the same assignees, doubting all through it
that there is a petitioning creditor's debt ; but if
there had not been a petitioning creditor's debt •
,Court of Law would not have listened to the
action • moment, fur which reason we sway take
it for granted that there is such • debt. As
to the validity of the acts of bankruptcy. I sin
not surprised at the verdict of the Jury, fur I do
not see how they could mitres any other. Then it
is prayed that Mr. M•Leocl shall be the petitioning
creditor : all I can say on that subject is, that I
cannot grant a second commission while the first
stands. Let this petition, and that for superseding
the commission. come on to he heard together.
Mr. CurAit•—•• Will your Lordship fie au
earl day for hearing them ?"
'I he LORD CHANCELLOR—" Whenever it will
not interfere with the business that is already ar-
ranged."
_ _

Mr. MONTAOUE—.." Perhaps your Lordship will
allow them to be put at the head or the bankrupt
paper."
The LORD Cfl 4NCELLOR" I will not c sooner
than do that. I will sit some evening to hear them."
London, England, 1819-08-04

INQUEST.

As inqalaitioa was taken yesterday at St. riarthirbernes
Hospital, on the body of John Barber, aged 60, by tit,!r
collarmsaker, and a native of Camberwell, wlin Merl of dr
Injury sustained by bents tan over by use of the &team.
coaches, near the Elephant sad Castle, us Friday Leo
Verdict—Accidental Dena, with a deedaad trt 211 a. us the
coach wheel.
London, England, 1819-08-04

DARING, ROBBERY IN ST. JAMBS'. PAHA'

Os Monday night lase ■r. J. Williams, tailor, of No. 6,
Drarrcourt, Strand, having occasion to sand me • res.
toner residing at Pimlico, be was detained and desk, mot
on his departure he proceeded towards nee MOM St.
James's Park. Us his arrival nearly opposite the back of
Carlin Hone, be sot down to rest ►imself me ose of Ike
beaches in the Mall. He had not sat there bag, woes tr.,
men emote behind him and seized hold of him, at she mar
time attempting to rob hint : be rushed from the seat, at
made what resistance was in his power, whew be was si-
rostaded by aboat • dozen villains, who seized, kicked, sad
boat bin its a barbarous manner, and rubbed him of tio.
watch, loony, and his list. They still kept ill-using kin
bat he made a desperate resistance, until he arrived near th-
milk-staads, when be gave an alarm, which attracted the
sentries, who immediately west to his assistance, when ll.e
villain as off is various directions. They were pinion,.
and two of them were taken into custody, one of whom had
Mr. Williams's hat in his possessive. They were both
lodged in St. James's watch.tionse, preparatory to brier st-
amina before a Magistrate. Mr. Williams was an able to
attend yesterday morning, sod the case was pot off.

The present harvest uniformly throughout Eng-
land is, according to the concurrent testimony of
the provincial papers, and of persons who here
travelled in the various counties, the finest owl
most abundant that has been known for inNisy
years. The wheat and barley, in particular, are
uncommonly fine, and are quite free from raw.
dew. The hops appear very beautiful and healthi.
end with their rich and mellow green equall
delight the eye of the traveller and the plunk'.
We trust that this bounty of Providence nil?
have the effect of alleviating, in a considera6e
degree, the diotretnet of the manufacturing chn.,-,
and proportionably of allaying the feelings of Jr-
content which fur rune months have unfortuilanly
prevailed in the country.
The Fairy, Bulcii, is arrived at Dundee, fon
St. John's, last from Shetland, where she se
stranded in 1846.

WILT/141116 ELECTION.—CIose of the Twelfth
Day's Pull, Friday, August I :--
Day's Poll. Tutor.
Mr. Resell ... 34 .. .. 2,2/3
Mr. Aptly

Itraority la f of Mr. Reseit., 143
tIiIIITIEVITH DAT. -
Day's Poll. Total.
Mr. Breett
Mr. A.lk - • 2,163

Majority to faros,. of Mr. ihnitt., 1414
The interest excited by thie 'eltsetimi has been
very considerable; and the frien'ila of the iesiteettie
parties have been much agitated by the fluctuating
state of each day's poll. At the last election. whist'
closed on the eighth day, there were 3,736 vow
polled. Both parties have declared their intention
of keepingtipen the poll to the fittest hour allowed
by law. The election has proCeeded with perfea
order since its adjournment into Salisbury. Tiie e
has been Do disturbance of the public peace, it r
any tendency to riot. The rival candidates ob.etie
the utineot inditeneet towards each other, and tie
opposing pailies deport themselves stilly the utmint
good humour.,
London, England, 1819-08-04

BANKRUPTS.

John Prestiee, late of Hioh.rtreet, Whiteekapel. Middle-
sett, sow a prisoner in the kiss's Beath prism', groeer,
to surrender, August 7, 14, and September 14. at elm's,
at Guildhall, London. Atteroey, Mr. Medfield, Great Pres-
eut.street Goodman's fields.

Thomas Ho!bee, of Mnakton-Greees, sear Eccles, Lan-
caster, nesaufacturer, to serenader, Angus, IS. 19, and Sep-
tember 14, at ten, at the Albion Hotel, Manchester. At-
torneys, Mr. Mekineon, Middle Temple, London; sod Mr.
Homer, Manchester.
Thomas BreemSt, of Bradford, York, grocer, to Darren.
der, August 11, 13, and September 14, at ten, at the Bull's
Head ben, Bradford. Attorneys, Mr. Midden, Bradford;
and Memos. Stocker, Dawson, and Herriugham, New Bus.
well-coney, Grey-street, Lincoln's lan, London.
William Killer and John Kilmer, of Huddersfield, York,
merchants, to surtender, August 9, at six,lo, at ten, at the
White Horse Inn, Huddersfield, and September 14, at ten,
at the Ramodes's Arms, Huddersfield. Attorneys, Mews.
Stocker. Daimon, and Herringbone, New Boswell-court,
Lincoln's lon, London; and Mr. Peace, Hadderafield.
James Bitkinhead. of Manchester, dealer, to surrender.
August 20, 21, at nine, sad September 14, at four, at the
Garrick's Head Tavern, filsocheater. Attorneys, Meows.
Adlievoa and Gregory, Bedford-row, London 5 and Messrs.
Jackson, Manchester.
London, England, 1819-08-04

BUMCHESI'AR 4S.SIKES. JULY 30.

rhere it a very small calendar, containing only
41 l*riatthera, •..d few of those committed for trial
us. the charge of Leavy crimes. In the elitist list
there is an entry of 16 venires, all of which were
disposed of this morning, excepting two, which
Pit to be heard to-morrow. Amongst those which
have heew tried to-day, the following •ee the Duty
cooed of •oy imered.
London, England, 1819-08-04

AN ELECTRICAL MAN.

Dr. Hartman', of Retarget on the Oeder, ha. robletied,
is • German Medical Juarsi•l, a stateateut, acto..bac
which he is able to produce at pleasure so calm of a
cal matter from his body towards other pers•ss. You
the crackling, am the sparks, sad feel the elector Atm
He N. now acquired ibis faculty to so high a degree, Ma
it depends solely on lila own pleasure to make au
spark issue front his fingers, or to thaw it (rum any °V.,.
part of his body. Thus, in this electrical asaa, the cal
an iniluence on the developenieut of the ekelnerty.
had out hitherto beer observed except in the (Metrical cc
London, England, 1819-11-19

the motive which instigated them. Me mom.
mended that the people should institute • new
society for the suppression of fashionable vices,
and take all Sunday revellers, however well-
drowsed, or however high their rank, into cus-
tody, sod take them before • Magistrate to be toed
or pisnir!ied as the law should direct. ( Leashrer
keit •
and wished to. see it more generally practised ;
but this could not be brought about by •ttemptio„
to force ietitiment could not he
changed by mere force. Let a. nisn'ir condoct to has
neighbour sod tiociel be uoJtlernisbed with to.
,istice or violence...stud then he, (Ur. B.) would soy
with a gieat Poet—
" For modes of faith, let graceless seldom light,
His can't be wrong. whose life is is the right."

Ile could quo,' *higher authority; St. Paul had said,
Khrw me your faith by your works"—,, though
3e. have faith, and should went chari•y, ye are but
OS ilintuliiig brass, or u tinkling symbol." He apo-
Ifogired for trespassing so long, and proceeded to
put a series of Resolutions, asserting the right of
polition—the legality of the Meting at Mdllehelh
ket on the 16th of August—the wanton cruelly
ilereised iu olnipersing it—the misconduct of Mi.
iiirdirs in giving that act the sanction of the Prince
Urgent—and requesting a full and impartial inves-
Option of all the circumstances of the case.
Mr. Roe seconded the Resolutions ; they were
Ferried unanimously, after which an Address to
thi Prince Regent, embodying the sentiments ex-
pressed in the Resnlittinin,, and strongly recom-
mkiding a change of MillitilrfS was put and carried
in "tlw swie manner.

Some observations were made by several persons
sts to who should he requested to present it in case
Lord Essex refused. One of the company pro-
p Osetl that Lord Solmouth should be applied to.
Mr. Bowie loot no doubt, as there was a hreathitig
of morality, true religion, and constitutional truth
throughout, and as Lord Solmouth was said to be
saintly character. that his Lordship would be
issues gratified with the Address and Resolutions.
It was then moved, seconded. and catried, that
the Chairman's risme should be attached to the
Address, instead of numerous signatures.
It was next resulved to advertise the Resolutions
sod Address in the Moron% and Evening Papers.
The thanks of the Nlettiiig being thou voted to
Or Chairman, the assemuly departed at about
tone o'clock.
London, England, 1819-11-19

NI Eli ICA N SOOTHING SYRUP. for
CIL Children Cutting their Teeth.—Of all the numerous
Cases that here appeared in the Public Pinta fur the last
Twelve Yenre. of the good effects of the AMERICAN
SOOTHING SYRUP, none are more entitled to the atten-
tion of every Mother and Norse than the following :
The iuts.d dangliter of Mr.. Lee, 37, Bowling-street,
Clerkenwell, commenced Teething at • very early age, with
great Pre". sail pain ; the irritation of the gums occasioned
such inflammai ..... of the booty, as to eau.e the child to void
blood with its mitre; at the same time there was also • great
falling of the body. forming a lump of flesh the Mee of a
cherry. The thews, of the Nrents nosy be better ima-
gined than delerilied. The cured:two of else child was such,
that it could not be moved without being, tilscvol on a pil•
how. when Providence thrtq'ted them to try the soo.rm NG
SYRUP (every other means proving useless), which after
using a few times, stopped the Inflarnmatioo, rind those
siarfniug symptoms were entirely removed, and the child has
Cut her teeth with perfect ease.
To he bad of the Proprietors, Johnson and Williams, 94,
Newman-ofeet, Oxford-street; and, by ir •ppoiiitineiit,
of all the principal Medicine Veudera in Tutsis mid Coun-
try, at 2a. tl I. per Rollie.
re. JOHNSON relieves the Pont. SS 1101111), al her
house, every Tuesday and !Winch), moriliog, from Nine till
Ten u'Cluek, by bringing a Letter Frans • B,..pectiarle Flow-
keeper, totality they art objects of charity.
London, England, 1819-11-19

It: ELAND.

DUBLIN, NOVEMBER 13.
MURDER OF A PRIEST.

It is with extreme concern we state, that on
Mond.iy slight, between the hours of eight and nine
o'clock, the Kee. John Nlidritieen, Parish Priest
of K~llwvaua, in this county, was murdered on the
high rood between Kilmallock and huff, by live

FURTHER PA RTICULA RS.—AR inquisition wis
latest yesterday in the town of Bruff, on the holy•
be Charles Bennett and James Bennett, Eaqrs,
Coroners, at which several Magistrates attended.
The Jury returned a verdict of " WslJsr Murder."
It appeared in evidence that:. Mr. Mulqueen was
returning from discharging some of his clerical du-
ties, when he was stopped by a respectable farmer.
named Clifford. who warned him not to proceed on
the road, as he hid just met five urnied men, who
threatened his life if he did not pass them without
observation. To this errireiity Mr. Nlulqueeti re-
plied, that he would endeavour to point out to
them their impropnrty, and whilst in this benevolent
act, he was deprived of life by them—three slugs
hail entered his boil!. A very liberal reward is en-
tered into for the apprehension of the blood-thirsty
will:ibis. stall we hope to have the satisfaction of
announcing their detection.—( Limerick Chronicle.)
The remains were interred on "Elturaday, at Kil-
dimo, attended by a number of respectable friends,
and a great concourse of people, all deprecating the
barbarity that doomed so valuable a life to an early
grave. To prove that this was nut the hasty or
rash occurrence of the moment, we have it from an
authority we believe, that some time ago this ami-
able Clergymen got several notices to desist from
condemning, at In. utter, the spirit of insuborsh-
tam he had observed amongst the labouring classes,
one of which was iu these words—

" The Council has sat—the decree is past—alter
your conduct, or prepare to die."
%Ve have heard that the parish of Ballinvana has
been placed under a solemn interdict by the Vicar
for a petiod of twelve months, aid that nothitig
short of the Retire co-operatittu of the parishioners
to bring the mord to justice, eau relieve them
from this melancholy condition.
Ou the enuruilig of Friatty, the sth iortant, the
London, England, 1819-11-19

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STATE uF IRELdND.

The distress felt by the lower classes in Ireland
equals, if not exceeds, that which the people sutler
in England. The patience and fortitude displayed
by the former, studio, the pressure of extreme pri-
vation, must astonish those who trail rite English
Treasury Journals, in which the tower orders of
society are described as ready to burst tom treason
and rebellion. The difference of conduct is ren-
dered further remarkable by' the difference of cha-
racter between the two countries, the Irish being
generally considered a people of quicker feeling,
and more tinder the influence of passion than the
people of England. 'rite superior pitience and
fortitude displayed in Ireland may be, perhaps at-
tributed, amain( other causes, to the absence of
those artful sod seditious demagogues whom Mi-
nisters charge with mo.leadiog the people of this
country. At a late Meeting at Cork, the present
distress was not attributed In the want of annual
Parliaments and universal suffrage, those hoots
fatni by which it is sought to mislead the peo-
ple of England, but to those more solid and
substantial causes—the immense drain of money
from Ireland by absentees, the decay of trade,
and want of employment. The correspondence
which passed on the subject between the Chairman
of the Meeting and the Cork City Representatives
has been published, from winch the following is au
extract :

TO THE 11011. C. H. HUTCHINSON.
" Stn.--The poorest, hat mot the least zealous class of
your constituents, &Hassid your support of their Petititu►
to the House of Gnrn►ors fur a redress of grievances. In
your past eouduct they have a proof of your ayospathy with
their sufferings, of rur ausiety for their relief, sad your
ability and ardour in support of their richt*. To you,
therefore, the working Manufacturers, Tradrsa►er, mad
Labourers of C,.rk, whom the acts of their rulers sod the
anaplatasuce of Parliaments have reduced to a state of utter
destituti ~,,, commit the advocacy of their cause, with a For-
fret rdlaucc us yore talent aid integrity.
" JOHN O'CONN ELL."
London, England, 1819-08-03

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the Ciwporatiou of the Trinity House, In the Parish Chords
of St. Nicholas, Deptford; sad published at their Request.
By the Rte. JOHN HEWLETT, II D.
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chill September 6, 1817.
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CONTLNTS :
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a oew and unprueed Method .I'Tc:itching Latin-6. 'CM the
. loin/Auction of the Oriental Breed of Horses into Farrope-
7. Restorations and Illusiratiunsof Seven Hnudred Passages
to Obskspeare's Playa; by Z. Jackson-8. Isiteriebt Adorn
from a Lady of Distinctiou, to her Friend the Doylies; of
• • • 0-9. Northern Memoir., calculated for the Meridian
of Scotland, £.c.; by Richard Frank, Philanthropus-10. Ma-
zeppa ; a Poem, lry Lord Byron-1 I. Letter front air. (Mo-
berly, enclosing Three Articles-12. Billy Routing, a lyrical
Ballad-13. John Gilpin sad Slavonia-141 &Mane, ur
Sketches of Pugilism ; by one of the Faucy—lb Remarks on,
Mr. M arias View of the Coostitsition of Macedonia, con-
tained in the new Volume of his History of Greece-18. Pa-
tagonia-17. A Discourse on Missions; by Jobs Foams..
18. Sermons preaches' is the 'lion Church, Glasgow; by
Thomas Chalmers, D P.-19. Tales of the Hall; by the
Rev. George Crabioe-20. Literary and Scientige latelli-
, genre—el. Works preparing fur Publication-22. Monthly
List of New Publicatissoa-23. Mouthly Register, kr.
Printed fuer. Cadell sad W. Davies, Loudon, sad Williams
Blackwood, Edinburgh.
London, England, 1819-11-10

MFMORANDL.

The removal of Ensign Stewart, from the 159th to the
28th Foot, and the appointment of Mr. George Bathe to
the Eimegney to the former Corp., as Mated in the Gazette
of 16th ultimo, have nut taken place.
Erratum in the Gazette of the 9th October, 1819.
32d Fool—Few Ensign George Browne, to be Lieutenant,
vier Meighau—dated September 29, 1819—read, dated
September 30, 1819.

Commissions in the Clamber Yeomanry Cavalry, signed by
the Lord Lieutenant of Ike Coady of Nottingham.
His Grace the Duke of Newcastle to be Major-Comma's&
ant—dated October 2, 1819.
Tu be Captains—Henry Simpson, Esq.—dated November 3,
1819; slid the Most Honourable the Marquis of Tile -
'Bod—dated as above.
Philip Richard Falkuer, Gent, to be Cornet—dated as above.
London, England, 1819-11-10

IL4RZETS.

[Fran the d' Levies Mercantile Price Carved,* 4. ritinsky,
November 9, 1919.]
WEST INDIA AND SPANISH MAIN PRODUCE.
B. P kistraits since Tuesday last have been in good de-
mand, by the refiners as well as the trade; the chief part of
the sales were of good and flue qualities, which have eor.
mantled a small advance, the ordinary qualities Mee also
participated in the demand, but priers remain sweltered.
In Foreign Sugars there has riot bees much business done;
a parcel of Bahia was put up by auction on Friday, which
sold at about the prices quoted.
The stock of B. P. Sugar is now 12,813 casks nine than
last year's at this lime, present prices 14s. per cwt. lower per
Gazette average.
COY/Ct.—There has been a steady demand 'inceptor last,
and the public sales have gone off at the prices paid the pre-
vious week, the fine qualities bare sold at very high prices
iu comparison with the ordinary, Gtr while the latter is 2Ss.
per cwt. seder the current price at this time last year, the
former is only Qs. under those prices.
The stock of W. I. Coffee is now 4,370 lons, being 430
less thee at Ibis time last year, preseut prices 30s. per cat.
lower. _ .

Ron.—The market bas been steady at former prices; A
Government contract fur C 0,0014 gallant has been taker at a
little under the quotation.
The present stuck of Rum is 23,028 puncheons, and price
of proofs 2. 4d. per gallon.
Stuck last year same elate 21,471 puncheons, and price
of proofs 2s. 10d. per gallon.
PIK ECM was sold by public auction on Friday lut al from
7d. to 7,id. per lb.
London, England, 1819-11-10

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.

T. Harborne and T. Harborne, jun. of Solihull, Warwick,
timher-merchants, December 23, 1818.—L. S. Case and
C. B. Bristow, of St. Dansian's.laill, Great Tower•suet-I, No.
weather 1, 1819.—J. Ablridge anJ J. Maltby, of Snuthwell.
Nottingham, milisters, October 11, 1817.—1. Rolf and
J. Kenneth, of Billingagate•markel, A twat 12, 1819.
G. Saville, J. Saville, and M. Saville, of Ashion.under.Line,
Lancaster, mercers, Nuwenaber 1, 1819.—R. Hebron, T.
Forbes, and R. Robson, of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, wine-
merchants, September 30, 1819.—C. Moor and J. Hunt, of
Bermondsey-wall, tobacco-manufacturers, October 30, 1819.
—W. Hockty and J. Lyndall, of Glititcrater.terntre, Com-
mercial-road, surgeons, September 29, 1819.—T. Howell
and W. Illingwortb, of Hackney, Mithilesea, surgeons,
September 23, 1819.—W. Hilton and .1. Meager, of Li►er-
pool, wheelwrights, November 4, 1819.
London, England, 1819-11-10

YESTERDAY the Drawing of titr iiNt 5,090
Marts in She united Lotteries took place, wh.•n
Nu. 2,370 and 7,370 were both drawn Prized of 20,0001.
Money and Consols earls; ■nd we had the pleasarr of
distributing to our Friends FIVE CAPITAL PRIZES,
viz.—

No. 279 £4o6

No. 2,142 £216 I No. 1,223 £2OO
7,157 MO 3,232 £lOO
The Fortunate Holders may receive the Value ou demand,
or exchouge their Plizes for Tickets and Shares for the
5,000 Tickets to he Drawn uu the 9th December, for which
the Wheel contains

SIX Prism of £20,000 each.
Two Prises of g 20,000 each must he decided in the First

Five Mammies.
J. and J. SIVEWRIGHT,
1101.11 CONTRACTORS,
37, Corobill; 38, Haymarket; 11, Ilu!Guru; 141, Word-

cireet.