biglam/hmd_newspapers huggingface dataset:
The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1822-12-06

ASSAULT'S.

Mr. Lawgrwsk, laudlurd of the Three Compasses, Cesare.
'inui-row, Pimlico, was brought up is the custody of Weal,
she officer, charged with arsaultiog sud beatiog Mrs. Mari
Maim' in a violin. seamier,

It appeared that a raffle bad bees at the .Priseenes house
a fi w nighis back, suit that the Prommentria'a so% was a
membir ; he did nut arrive Warne at 'noru u dusk, when his
mother went fur him, but the Prisoner wustld oat permit Lim
ilispart, nail some aliescstiou taking place between him
and the mother, be hail a horse-whip and best her severely.
stii• had ctident mash* of the assault open her person. It
No LS stated that the Prnioner was se drool' at the time that
hi• was irseinible of what be Le was doing; be was also
thou.,' when brought befeie the Magistrate.
ATigiitraie, in proper language, reprehended his con.
Ate!, Antra him in the.pioalty.of tn. far • being d.smk, and
Jernlliivo to find bill fur the assault, which Nut hineog.in
.srediress he was link. d
Nrrrok Jennisys, a lash iiiplenaere, residing in the Broad-
m•, was inch rid to Ansel bail fur annulling Mary fiesta, a
.unman of colour. who also is a cow s and tripartite, of
star theatres. The dilnite was iu ensequtoce of tivaiship
•4., their avinatious.

/I A ILLBOZOUc H• STRUT.
EXTRAORDINARY CASE.

Yesterday w gtalleman •cussected with ,owe must re•
'reelable-families, was brought lo this office (rum Saitit
Jemmies watch-house, so the custody of a watchassu, chat ged
.ruder the following estraerdiaery circumstances :
It appeared fame the entlestee of Shoehall, a +trackman,
that yesterday wuiroispr, at about woe o'clock, he was guise
;4its nomads is OnfenLiorets, wham, me passing by as empty
house, he was attracted by w awrier; which induced Mee is
-wake (wither isquiry as kuthis came. O. eat,-niug
he fused the Yrtomer, who was fa a mate .f ialogieatteis,
initial, doss, wad serpettiag that he ems therefor me Memo.
,per purpose, he took Was to the watchbowee, oh, re, us
useseelkig Ma, a loaded pistol, a serew-deiver, • large half,
I. which was eased a saw, tegetbev with a lbw sad steel,
werefulitid iu Ws, posearies. had scaly sue Isalfraay as
London, England, 1822-12-06

TO THE PUBLIC.

Tau Bartley Pares haring been traneferred tufo thekenuls
of new Proprietors, they feel it a duty incumbent on
them, while they announce the change, respectfully lo
address a
.few observations to the Public generally, bat
more especially to those who continue to honour this
Journal with their patronage. Of Re future manage.
meld prudence dictates a cautious silence. Excited Yee-
peetation asp issue in disappointment. Erperianes has
evinced the folly of splendid professions and pompous
promises. An intelligent English Public will SWIM&
the merit of every Journal by its intrinsic worth. This
is the only infallible criterion of desert ; and to this test
the Conductors of Tiu Barnum Pans must, in
common with other Journalists, submit to appeal.
If to aspire to public approbation were to deserve R—
if to he ambitious of success mere fo attain it, they
are confident that their most sanguine anticipations
would be amply realised. But hopes and desires, if
unaccompanied with exertions effective of their object,
they are well aware, must be fAsitless and unavailing.
Reluctant, however, as they are to mobs professions
and promisee, they fell they should be chargeable wills
treachery to the cause which it is their ambition to
espouse, if they omitted to express, In the most emphatic
terms, their makes attachment to The interests of civil
and religious liberty ; their dread and detestation of all
rash and violent innovation; and their unalterable
determination to advocate those principles el constitu-
tional Reform, wherever it Sc required, by which
economy may be pronedied, our representatire spa.
tem improved, and that political freedom extended
and secured, which every Briton feels tole his snlst in-
valuable patrimony, and which lie is, by the most sacred

obligations, bound to can't and defend as his
inheritance.

TILE BRITISH PRESS.
London, England, 1822-12-06

CL ERI EN WELL SESSIONS,
Truasb" DECCIIIIIR 5.
—....--

Rooks and pigeons, pluckers and plucked, were
assembled in full force at this Seesions.house yes-
terday, to hear the appeal against the convictii
of Jackson and his comorevs, who were taken at
the celebrated No. 33, in Pall-mall. Cards, rakes.
and all the honuurable implements of Rouge et
Noir. appeared as trophies of the victory of the
traps over the legs and the faces of the latter,
•-during the time the trial was in progress, could not
have appeared longer had they been caught with
heavy stakes in a double trente et ace (sprit.
Mr. ANDREWS opened the case in support of the
conviction, by referring to various Acts of Parlia-
ment against gaming, and endeavoured to &hew
their wisdom by powerful execrations against ill
fatal effects.
Mr. ALLEY and Mr. Cotwoon, in arguing
against the convictiou, struck very ingeniously the
popular chord of the subject's liberty, and endea-
voured to convince the Bench and Jury of the dan-
gerous tendency of this proceeding on the part of
the Prosecutors. They stated that there were no
Acts of Parliament against gaming till the reign of
Henry VIII., and special care had been taken in all
of theta as slightly as possible to infringe on public
liberty, which this conviction, if sustained, would
materially affect.
The legs appeared to " breathe again," and to
hear with rapture " the sweet melodious aconite"
issuing from Messrs. Alley and Corwood.
After much legal quibbling between Counsel on
each ride On which, by the way, much.quickness
was displayed), the Chairman (MG Coma) gave it as
hie opinion that the conviction could not be sus-
tained ; in which opinion he was supported by Mr.
Bevil end the other Magistrates on the Bench, to
the ineffable delight of all the imps of all the 11-11 a
in the purlieus of St. James's.
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London, England, 1822-01-12

1.; ckoruLA EFFECTUALLY CURED.
~AR. Cll A H LES Well I LAW lir. removed
his Establishment from Greet Qseen•street.
Inn RAIN to N. 97, GREAT RUSSELL-STREET,
RLOONDIRC R Y.

Mr. Whitlow'. sperms io the tore of /Aerofoil, awl all di..
orders arising from or conneetid with g Wes such as
to r snort rim to come before the Priam ind assert that he
can cure as great a rruporl iun of Patients allieted with Sera.
luta, hitherto deemed incurable, as err be erred realty oilier
disease afilictiug the 1111111811 frame; and therefore with era-
briers., aseerts, that he is to porn-isms, of a Specific fur that
disorder.

Mr. %Vhitlaws au rrrrr In the core of Catering.. and Cuta.
mots Dorris's, of shirts bainerous CANS of flirt can be re-
hired to, is also highly interesting to the Public; and with
• usklence he invites the Public to tenures the effects of his
practice at his hens/, where a number of Gentlemen regu-
larly attend on Weduerday., between the hour. of two and
two. o'clock. The full investigation of !sonorous C4l,4ts
them preurated to the mew of those besier e'en. persons who
Limy he disposed to /asinine them, will be an useful prep.-
floury mesas •f introducing these invaluable remedies to
toe continually at large.
ale. Whitten ~sores the Public that his Medicines ate
hit fly prepared from American turbo, williont may mineral
thhstatice whatever ; and they are fonad ernimenily bevel.
.1.1 to all constitutions which have been injured by She ass
W. mercury—Vapour Bath*, and Medicated Yapoor Baths,
vfilte most •pp.oved construction are ready at his boas, at
all boors: thew Botha, when combined with the use of hia
%duns's, hare never yet failed of relieving inflammatory
41temes,partinilasly of a typhus nature.
Mr. Whitlow gives Lectures no the Theory and Practice
aßotany, and on the IAIIII. of Life and Health, terry Tuts.
7 and Thursday at two o'clock, and at eight in 11w even.
ill. His mode of lettere is by the aid of tr.iispareat Paint.
IV, exhibiting the el and orders of the Linowait Systems,
Terms made kuon• by •pplying as .bore.
London, England, 1822-01-12

/KB LAND.

DUBLIN, JANUARY 9.
All the public bodies in Dublin have either
already addressed, or are preparing Addresses to
his Excellency the Marquis Wellesley.
The following is his answer to the Address of the
Corporation of the City of Duhliu:—
Aueumg the various 'marines with which I receive this
asset affectionate ee.l loyal Address I feel peculiar aatistic.
ties in observing your ardent vistiments of gratitude sod
dutiful allachusatt to our beloved cud most gracious Save-
migu. _ _

.
•
" will he my ratefal task to insoirey to his Majesty this
renewed testitoosiy of the aff. them of his faithful citizens of
Dahlia ; and, as such pledges of your aentiments cannot
fail to prove most acceptable to his benevolent heart, I am
persemiled that your reception of my appointment to the
Government of Ireland will tend to confirm me in the
confidence and favour of my Sovereign.
" The kindness of your mailmen's of personal regaid to.
wards me, hat mule an impreasime un my heart which no
language can express, and uo lime or circumstance can
efface.
" Animated by these testimonies of 'Milk esteem, I un-
dertake the duties of my arduous station with cheerfulness,
Omagh nut without au awful sense of the weight of the great
charge.
" You may be assured, that the disturbances which have
prevailed to so calamitous au extent in the country, have en-
gaged my most serious and noxious attrition.
" Obedience to the law must he established not merely
foe the dignity of the Government, or for the protection of
properly, but fur the happiness and prosperity of the people,
whose condition must ever he miserable, able it shall be
more safe to violate than to obey the law.
" It is the brightest ornament of the Crown of our benig-
nant Sovereign, that the King of these Realms is 1110111, at
the august ceremony of his eurosatioa, to administer law
and josiim in mercy iu all his judgment..
" In repremuting the sacred person aids Majesty in this
country, It will be my primary obligation to dispense this
bleeding to my native country ; and I trust that such a course
of Adminis ration may in process of time, restore the priu-
ciples of order and lawful Government.
" I retuned, with the astral cordial pleasure, the early
moments of my public life, when my emoduct was distin-
guished by the approbation of your ancient and loyal Corpo-
ration, and when I had the honour of berg enrolled in the
distinguished list of the Freemen of this my native City.
" Since that period of time I have been call. d upon In
serve my Sovereign and my country in various swamis, and
iu distant etiolates : wherever my lot has been crtat, I have
mid red nut to disgrace my family or my country.
••• Now, if, under the favour of my gracious sovereign,
and of Providence, I should be enabled to Patore peace and
concord to Ireland, my loog public career will be closed with
happiness, honour, and sesame glory. In attempting this
great and glorious soil., I rely on the coofidence and coupe-
ration of my countrymen; and your coodect lump:reit an
ardent hope that I shall not be disappointed.'
London, England, 1822-01-12

THE LITE FLOODS.

An official Report has just been prese•ted to the
Navigation Committee of the City of Loudon by
the officers appointed to stoke • survey of the
banks of the River Thaler., for the purpose of
ascertaining the extent of the injury dose by the
late floods, and in order that the proper repairs may
be carried into effect.

Some idea may be formed of-the amazing height
to which the water rose in this majestic river, as
well as the almost unprecedented fact that it was
neither promoted by an easterly wind or sudden
thaw, from the following eztrilet.frows the Report :
it That It exceeded by roar iodate t►. behrbtto Wadi it
rote is 1714, ea recorded by • moos let lab a wail as Veep-
perky,: end Iwo inches bieber Awl It is emorded to bee.
rise. le the sew year by a stoat let twig the wall of Ids.
worth ebare‘yard."
It is nevertheless gratifying to kern, that id.
though very serious injury hes been done in many
places to the towiag-paties, and to some of the
timely-constructed locks, yet the navigation of the
Themes in the City district was never Impeded for
so hour. nor were the uweirtiotry vessels for any
Length of time. From Christmas Day till Monday
the 7th, may be stated us the longest period.

THE Amitir.—.The three veteran battalion' mow
raising in this country int to be permanent regi-
ment,. The officers are selected from the moat effi-
cient on the retired list, mid the amen, though pen-
sioners, are fur the greater pert availsbk auldiers.
These battaliona ase mit iuteaded to be mooed
from this county.—,'Dublin Freeman.)
An elevated walk is now forming at the Inalar
'Wet of the Botanic Garden at Bury Town. which
will keep off the Bonds. It will also render the
scene highly pictisreaques by opening s nisi to the
south as far as Ruslibroake Park, hermits miamorad-
nig the store interesting Abbey tutus which are tii
its immediate vicinity.
An at war killed at Wsinflert, forthr Christmas
market. by Mr. J AMES II A INC'S. butehrrs cati"bll-
11. K upwards of 100 stone, 141 b. to the Moue, gibicii
was bred mad kit by Mr. THOMAS EDWARDS, of
Theme.

Ace' •
London, England, 1822-01-12

STATE OF THE COUNTRY.

A meeting of Magistrates was held on the 3'h
instant to investigate the live unfo►tunate occur.
renee at Dromore. The Earl of Belmore presided,
with great intelligence and impartiality. Serval
witutwits were examined, but we have not yet verli
a copy of their evidence.
It is said that the Gentleman who commands
the yeomanry corps on St. Steplieu'a Eby has left
the country.
We lament to state, that the last Clonmel Papers
report several new atteinies to plunder arm'. Se•-
veral notices have al.o 'men posted, and .rut to 1:1.
dividuals lo the county of Tipperary, against tithe',
rents, and texts.
It a said that the Special Commission will re-
' sums its sittings at Limerick. on Saturday, and that
the Judges and Crvwn Lawyers will also proceed to
Kerry and Tipperary.
The fallowing is en extract of a letter received
yesterday from a Gentleman residing at Omagh
w I have gut hold of a famous Captain, •bo commanded
100 mem, who bloke into bonsai, rubbed arms, aid mole
pi °pie iu the parish of 3yolausiet. Ile is a tenant In apa u-
perty to which 1 em agent, and has kept the country a".0•..1
in a state of disturbance fur years back. Time is the i.r.t
attempt to rob arms in ibis county."

■

rtv.9prr
London, England, 1822-03-20

THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.
Under 11,e, Management or Mr. ROCHSA. j
oisrr WEEK BUT ONE. _

PHIS EVENING, Wednesday, March 20,
Part I. A Selection from L'ALI.EGRO ED IL
PENSIEROSO, composted by Handri.—Part 11. ALEX-
ANDER'S FEAST, composed by Handel, with the Addi-
tional Accompaniments by Mozart. Between the Sreund
and Third Parts, Fantasia, Flute °Alicia's. Mr. N icholoan.—
Part 111. A GRAND MISCELLANEOUS ACT, in which
will be introduced several favourite Composition*, including
some Pieces from Rolllllll'6 celebrati d Sacred Oratorio uf
MOSES IN EGYPT; to conclude with, by desire, a Selec-
tion from the Original Music by M. Lucke, in MACBETH.
PRINCIPAL SINGERII:—Mrs Miro Goodall, Miss
Piney, Mrs. Bellebambert, and Madame Renzi de Bement;
Mr. Bellamy, Mr. Begrez, Signor de Begot's, Signor Torii,
Signor Plecti, Mr Pyne, Mr. Hawn, W. Nele'su, Mr. Twi-
sty, Master Longhairs., and Mr. Sepia.
George Smars, who will preside at the

Organ.
London, England, 1822-03-20

ALBION FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
New BRICOM.6IIIMET, BLACKMAILS,
EMPOWERED 111 ACT OP PARLIAMENT.
CAPITAL—ON Z MILLION.

INSURANCES lulling due 3tt LADY-DAY
will expire, tank= renewtd within Fifteen Days Irmo
that period.
The Company's Rates and Conditions are of the most
reasonable description :—No Charge is made for Fare Poli-
cies when the Piensium exceeds be. ;111. Adoimiou room is
charted on Life liasurance;-4 liberal Commission is sawed
to Solicitors and others who effect Life Insnraneepp-mod
every facility is afforded by which the liters* mud Comm.
uience the Public may be promoted.
WARNER PHIPPS, SemetarY•
London, England, 1822-03-20

POLICAL

BOW-STRZIT.
Yesterday olio of the men employed at the Olympie Thes.
Ire as a check.taker was chaged with wicked, &mashie(
Elizabeth Yockoey, a sespectable female, Who, accompanied
by • female Need and her daughter. went to the gallery oa
Monday evening, and inquired of she mouey.talter if there
was sittisg fOOOl who assured her there was. They is coast.
Timm paid their money, and proceeded to the gallery, but
nut being aisle to lied room, they returned duwa'stairs aid
demanded that their musty should be restored. This was
refused, and the Prisoner attacked the Prosecatris with
great viulenee, dad eadeavoured to push her herd long down
the stairs.
This statement was confirmed by her friend sod her
daughter.
The sitting Magistrate reprobated the coaduct of the Pri:
goner is Wittig the mosey, saying there was sitting room,
which was false, sad then refusing In retard it, which be in-
sisted should be dose.
The charge Was Jailed by the check-taker, who insisted
that there wee room, and many west in afterwards.

- .
The Magistrate observed that might he the ease with meg,
who could make essay efforts fur a seat, but it was qUillt in-
competent for females to do so.
Mr. Covemy, tbe lessee of the throe., rive the Primmer
an excellent character, aid said be had beer clogged at the
*tetra hism tlie tittle of Mr. Ellisaan:

—The wee ordered to lied bail or be committed.
Wa. Harvey, tits driver of the Wisdom sod Dow cock,
wag charged with earryiag twelve outside passengers ea lb.'
roof of he. teach, with luggage oh the 4th thewegh
Howaslow, which Wog autielaeoueily proved, ha was ate-
victed is two poultice orb/. each wad puts.
TOWN-HALL. SO ?SMARR.
SINGULAR COI NCI D !INCE.
' Teaks*, a faihiunalely dressetEyoaag toes; Waded/oho
Wekh, underwent as essuieatise beta. A 145110.1111
J. J. Smith um a tames charged fraud, oriels!' Mat of 'the'
fullowtag various circa...maws u—.o. Thursday everlog
hat Mr. Hobiasou, a abesmakerl residing io Titchlrotort-'
street, Piccadilly, seat Ms sholltuy to take op ea accept-.
aace of his, which laid at the cooatiachoweet of Mr. John
Wag (so rsl.Uoa to lb* er1000.41-111thiorr, No. 37, Long.
. lass, Bormtiottery. The bey pot theielleelei,eovettigas, which
was lbw mouatit of the hilt, carefully bay hie wafatewat
pocket, over ibieh he tied hii ap Su, and thee set wet
ups bin wikialim. Beewegio High-street inijwiec4
fee Liwilawe, sod was directed' td a 'sheet "it iheetietter of
11.0afiree's thank, port of which is Whlte.etreet, turd five
Wow Loa' Math both ramelag is foe arectios; biro he

ful AC: ‘i
London, England, 1822-03-20

quickly found No. nit VOL *Matt at the deer ; it wee
opened by the Prisoner, whisin answer is the lad's bigotry;
" pots Mr. John %Velslt nee` Isere!" ejaculated with. punts
elegteiof 'weep)i*e.* Yes., am Plisieripain Welsh." 'lint
boy told bins ha hid,iloet;►t him /Id. from 111,. Robinson,
sbuemilker., Tiachtorsee meat, foe tablets JulieWelsk Lobe is
*We otlise jpiatif; era f 7) enPreSied satiny timidly, and pocket tad
the friendly 116111016001e1f Ms olitstows benefactor. The boy
had receirsilito farther lestruetione, amid so basing paid Ue
wsoveY wind belie seise. GU ids ernival at the shop,
Mr. Roloiniassi 'liked for the- bill he had rederestd; but he
candidls ettieftlied that beat/ sot kiwis he had soy thing
.to bring Wick, and his theme after eh Olio( hint for hie
seat him back egein, with filmdom to get the bill
ski to see drat Mr: Welds wrote an selisiosledgmeni oe the
ban:. Who. the lid aside his *frond applicailoa
disessiestd that Mr. John Welsh wee oily ibe'occupSer of
• garret and lartone, and bad left word that he bad gone
oliety the cointry ;" Mat realdy lie had only lose In a
Sellers atop, Where be rigged himself out from top 10.tof
(which accounted for his press,. gists ppprerasee), and
let of to ere some Irish fileidi at • westthd of the to Cle.
with whim- be celebrated Paiftlea Jr le great glee at the
eapease or Mr. Robiswoo. Tine dhielivrty posit brought the
denoneweat *boot, sad .h thee appeared that three were
two Nos. 37, at eat h of which lived a .6 Johb Welsh," use
▪ respectable tanner, die bitter the needier, to skulk of
bee bad unfortunately given the sovereigns.
The Prisoner declared tl al he thought the mosey wee*
present from tome kind friend, sad as the mesteager sacs,
preside', be thought it would be rude sot to take 11. .As tal
the mosey, It was now gine, and vibes he found it was nos
really 'east for him, be was guieg to Mr. Itobisowln to ex-
plain th•T'shis of the matter, When he was sakes.
The Proaerutut's boy meld he bad putts-Marl asked far Mr.
Wails, dee tanuer, awl that the prisoner did oot pay be wee
use the perms; but on the contrary talked of his;' &remiss"
like a lima or_ bbsiness, and said the Mope, stag perfectly
right in the sum. 'lt was also ascertained that to had cots.
reeled himself, which cirectlitauce was now ailed as • inc..
etimptios of his guilt.
The IPrisoser declared, * apse hie besorr,". what he bed
said was true; hot Alderman Smith was of • differed oil-
Mon, and ordered bite to tatielineded for a week.
London, England, 1822-03-20

THEATRE ROYAL, ENGLISH OPERA HOUSE,
STRAND.
OURANOLOGIA.
THIS EVENING, Wednewlay. March 20
1 (being the last night het three in Lent), GRAND
ASTRONOMICAL EXHIBITION and LE'TURE by
Mr. BARTLEY.
To carmen M Seven—sseaelede at Tes.

Mlt. MATHEWS AT HOME at the
THEATRE ROYAL, ENGLISH OPERA HOUSE,
MIrIIANO,. TO-MORROW, THURSDAY, March 41, sad
SATURDAY, the 13d, with his I Lecture on Cha-
racter. Manners, and Peculiarities, under the title of THE
YOUTHFUL DAYS OF 111 R. MATHEWS.
Part 111. STORIES: in which Mr. Mallows will take
steps to Introduce the following Characters:—
Nat; servant of all-work in a ludginghouse; Sir Shivers.
Seitawnorwe, Guardian to Amelrma (second taw); Monsieur
Zephyr, French Ballet Master (first door); Gihrge Augustus
Ftplep—s• A line of beauty"—is love ' • Ab Uyisclyis ab
EN'. not thin enough • Mr. Murk Magoon, no•
compost lodger, neat door; Mua Aaielrusa, is love with
Fipieg.
Doors open at Seven o'Clock; Performance begins at
Eight.
Buses, Placer, sad Private Boxer, to be had of Mr. Sle-
"taw, al the Strand Entrance, (ions Tee till Five.
London, England, 1822-03-20

• LONDON, WED,

r

BRITISH INSTITUTION, PALL-MALL
THIS GALLERY, for tlw EXHIRITION
and SALE of the WORKS of MODERN ARTISTS,
is OPEN, Daily, from Tea is the Morning until Five is
the Emmet.
By Order, JOHN YOUNG, Keeper.
Admission, lt —Catalogue, is.
. • , .•••
BANK OF ENGLAND, *ARCH 12, 1851.
THE COURT of DIRECTORS of the
GOVERNOR and COMPANY of flu BANK of
ENGLAND gait Notice,
That a GENERAL COURT will be held at the Bank on
THURSDAY, the Slat inst. at Eleves seCtock in the Fore.
loon, to consider of a DIVIDEND; and also, that somber
GENERAL COURT will he held at the Rank on TUES.
DAY, the Sib April seat, from Teo (Mark in she Fore-
saw' till Fos, is the Afiernisos, for the ELECTION of a
GOVERNOR and DEPUTY-GOVERNOR fur the year
ewseiag (which will be declared that evesins); sod therm*
Coast will be continued by adjournment, and held at Om
same place sad during the sante hours, un WEDNESDAY,
tho 10th April new, for mho ELECTION of Twenty-four
DIRECTORS (whoett will ales be ono of the Queried, Go.
send Covets appointed by the Charter), cad the Election of
the Twenty-tutor Duet-toss will be dettaied as loins as the
Smolisy a over.
Ptisied Lists of the Proprietors having Votes will be
ready to be delivered at the Bank on Sstorday, she 23d
inmost. R. BEST, Secretary.
N.B.—By an Act passed is the 7th year of the Haig. of
his late Majesty, no Pelson will be entitled to Vote at the
said Election who shall not have been Ssa Calendar Months
possessed, is hie own right, of the Smelt for which he shall
then give his Vide uoless she said Stuck shall have bees
acquired, or shall have come by Bequest, Or by Marriage, or
by Succession to an Intestate's Estate, or by the erotism of
the City of London, or by any Deed of Settlement after the
death of any person who shall have bees entitled for life to
the Dividends of such Stock.
London, England, 1822-09-11

Brained him w.o. that he knew his evidence would
nut 11'114 to otrenstlieo-the-cate for the prooetotiop.,
The Court wits extremely crowded. ..
AND.

•
cons, ssinsiossa 3.
the fore/ink in lin'ettrset or a letter irhich we
(Calk Advertise►) received yesterday from Dont-
raile

41 List ri;ght, after the law of 12 o'clock, an
armed' banditti of dela-editors visited the residence
of James Norcott, Es 44. at Springfield (knowing
that that gentleman,
_with Mrs. N.. hyd dined and
were to spend the evening at Laursatinam). Ott
their approaching the house they-succeeded in en.
tering by the parlour-window, and finding the
sleeping ronta of one of the female servants, whom
they &impelled to accompany them in her chemise
to the sleeping-rooms of Master and Miss N.'s, and
cruelly forced those young permits to accompany.
them ihriugh every part of the house in search for
arms."
We have heard that, on Monday night a Inge
quantity of coin stacked in haggard, the property
of the Rev. Mr. Cecil;li, near Doneraile, was to-
tally burned by incendiaries. It appears, that Mr.
Creagh got notice from his parishioners, to draw
his tithe, which he did, and was cbeerfulty assisted
in that work by the farmers them.elves. This, how-
ever, was a crime, not to be pardoned by our rural
legislators, and the destruction• of all that had
been collected, was the penalty. We give this
'mnur as we have received it, not vouching fur its
truth, but we shall he üble to ascertain the degree
of credit due to it before our next. _

We hive also been informed that a rick of bsyl
under similar ci►rutn•tances, was burned on Satur-
day night, near Upper Glimmire.
On Moniiity morning last • respite •rriived for
Charles M 4 Cart hg, Patrick Sullivan, and John
Sulliran,. under sentence for esecution, tin &tar-
dily, the 7th September, fur the abduction of Mary
Farrell.
London, England, 1822-09-11

~1•....

FASMONAD LR MOrRMENTS.

The Witiqviiif dreads, left his seat, Wotreit. %At.
yesterday. for Aviegton, Hants, an a visit to his father, the
Hake of Burkiaghaas.
Tile Marchioness of Exeter left town yesterday fur•her
ant at Rotimond.
Earl and Countess Stanhope have left Paris for Vienne.
The Earl et Egremont has left tows tar Doncaster, Yorke
shire.
Earl Brerknock has arrived at hisfather's (the Marquis
Camden's) seat, Bayham Abbey. +Lieges, from a tour.
Lord it'd Lady Morpeth hays ter: titan for Castle Howard,
Yorkshire, an a •iell to the Earl of Cartiste.
Lord George William Russell teft town yesterday for his
brother's, the Duke of Redfurd's seat, Wonharo
Lord Carrington has arrived at his Mat, Wyrombe Abbey,
Rorke, tress a lour.
Sir Chinks and Lady Burnell hare left towa for Doncaster,
Yorkshire.
Sir James Maekintroh, has left Fenton's Hotel, St.
James's-street, for his seat in Herts.
Arrivals at Blake's Hotel, JermlywAireet :—flea. Charles
Vevey, yesterday. from Hastings Susses; and Mr. satt•
Mrq. Rathiren and family from a tour. Departures :—Mr.
and Mrs. Dedsell for Scotland.
Arrival at Jordan's lintel, St. James's-street :—Miss Bar-
ley. yesterday, from Ramsgate. Departure :—Hon. and
Rey. Champion Dymoke, for his seat in Imeslnshire.
I'. Hestbcote, En. has left town (or Normantua Park,
Lismodashice.
Departures from the Pulreney Hotel.
mad Mrs. Drewe sod family fur the Costliest; M. Fletcher,
Seq. far Clielteshans ; CAploia Grattan+ far Brightest; Mr.
and Mrs. Wss. Kaight for their seat in Shropshire.
London, England, 1822-03-27

hit psiblislied, is two vols. post Bvo. price 12s. bonds, the
Third Edition, with Alterations and Additions, of
HAPPINESS: A Tale fur the Grass end
the Gay.
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use relieved sight ea as Oasis in 1111d-Afeic, sod we nest
thank the Audior foe the high intellectual treat we have es.
,joyed in the persist of his iterating want."—Beightou
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London, England, 1822-09-16

CHARGE.

The following is a copy of the Charge preferred:—
" For having, ou the 2d of August last, at a publie-
hone iu Oxford street, associated with, mid joined company
wish, and drink beer with Corporal Samuel George, of the
Coldstream Regimens of Foul Guard.; each cuaduct bring
n heroin ing the character of an officer sad a gentkass a, and
to she prejudice of good order and military discipliue."
Colonel Woodford, as Comutarsder of the Coldstream
Gouda, appeared oiticially to conduct the musccotion. Is
upping the case to the Court, he slated the peculiar situa-
tion in which he stood, mid said that ►t was bat justice to
Deut.-Coluarl Gore to state, that from she first moineat she
subject of this charge bad bees uninstiumed, be bad expens-
ed as anxious desire so have his conduct scrutinised in the
most minute as well as is the mood public amdser,'ssid the
present Count was convened by his particular desire. The
gallant Colonel thee proceeded to stale she c4cumstauces
which had lid first to a inquiry into the story which she
person by whom the accusatiou bad bees preferred (corporal
Samuel Georg.) had told, and Mushy to the present pro-
ceeding; after which, be shied the evidence whist. be had
to dier m support of the charge.
London, England, 1822-09-16

MRS. DOCIATTY'S GH0117:

On Saturday the rale of Mrs. Dummy's fortifier* teciat
place, sad she peblire reriority was ro g.eas, that 11w hewer
was crowded with persona more for she purpose of seeing the
place and roe,. miser 'thorn het murder, than to melte pee.
chases. About half-past eight in she evening she whole neigh.
Imerhood was alarmed at the report thus Mr•. Duelist's's ghtftst
oppeered to Mr.. E.rl, wire lodvd rn she first fluor of the nett
Aware se that of the deee's.d, and who was the person
that heard the streams of murder ironing f. oar Mrs. Pones-
ty's on the eight of her murder. The street was eruirdil
with prisons. Mgr Earl's *creams were heard from One end
of it so the other. It was reported that /Wry. Donaityl
ghost had appeared to her, wrapped op In a wiediog sheet,
the blood Sowing from the wetted to bee neck, and hold-
ing a dagger in her right hand. On the appearance of
the ghost, Mrs Earl alarmed all the Inmates of the holleff
to whom she Mated she mreemrtatrer. She afterwards went
Seto hysterics, 1.5 ',bath state she remained a considerable
part of the sight, during which lime Ike crowd began lib
crease to the 'meet, and it was found iretersotry to coil MO
watchmen to disperse them.

DREADFUL AIRE NEAR DROGHEDA.

Wednesday Might, the 11th leafage, • destructive lire
broke out i• the new fluor mills of Channel' Rork, in the,
county of Loud, the property of FaitVol Fortesear, .
of Cmderry, which communed the machinery and roof •
this valuable emiceia, toe. the with about 3.000 barrels of
gisi• sad a quantity of door. The town coignes of Deo-
thalk, with several of the inhabitants, proceeded with
promptitude to the mese of &sweeties, but the Ere had
got so murk eilesd, that their eseritosts were unavailing,
sad every thins fell a prey to the devouri,ii elemsot. The
Pre was ceased by the friction of part of the wisebitterye
proper entwine to which bad sot been paid olfbe work.
men. The building was insured.
London, England, 1822-09-16

PRICE OF SUGAR.

The average Kiev of Brown or Muscovado Sugar, com.
puled (rum the Returns made in the siert: endiug the 11th
d.y of September, 18T2, is 296 aid. per hundred weight. ex-
clusive of the thstiet of customs paid ur pit}able Met eou us
the importattuu thereof into Great Britain.
London, England, 1822-03-18

BENEVOLENT SOCIETY OF

ST. PATRICK.

On Saturday last the Anniversary Dinner of this
most excellent and praiseworthy Charity was
held at the City of London Tavern (the Marquis
of Loinslowa iu the Chair), and upon no former
occasion do we remember to have seen this festival
crlebrated by a more numerous or highly re-
spectahle an attendance. Shortly after five
o'clock the large room was crowded. Dinkier
was served at half-post six, and immediately after
music anounced the arrival of the Noble Chairman
arid the following distinguished personages :—The
Duke of Wellington, the Marquis of London-
derry, the Earl of Darnley, the Earl of Clanwil-
ham, the Earl of Blesinioti. Sir John Doyle, Mr.
Canning, Mr. Spring Rice, &c. &c. &v. When
the cloth was removed, Non ftobisaDombse was
sung by Messrs. Taylor, Evans, Leake, Broadhurst,
and 18'ebb.

Mr. Brands, a foreigner of some distinction, and
Captain Kerr, were introduced to she dinner. Mr.
Brands, we understand, was from India, and syleir
daily attired in the costume of his country. Cap.
taiii Krrr was in uniform.

The Marquis of Lawsnows then proposed the
health of his Most Gracious Majesty, the liberal
Patten of this Society ; and in so doing lie wished
to state, that his Majesty had been graciously
pleased to direct him to place his name upon the
list of subscribers for one hundred guineas.—
(Great applause.)
The health of ibe King was then drank, four times fain,
in the must enthusiastic manner. song—,. God save also
Kin."
The next toasts we►e—

The rest of the Royal Family—three times three.
The Army and Navy—three times three. Tenc-0 Rule
Britannia."
__

The Noble CHAIRMAN then proposed-
- - - • -

I, The Hear/Went Society of St. Patrick."
In doing so he observed, that pe►haps that would
be the best opportunity he could take to inform the
meeting that the Committee appointed to conduct
the affairs of the school were happy to be able to
state, that the advantages so anxiously expected to
be derived from the new system of education have
been fully realised. They were glad to announce
that the children were improved in their education,
their cleanliness, their conduct, and their attend-
ance at school. Three hundred and fifty scholars
were already upon the establishment, ISO of whom
were admitted daring the last year, and they hoped
London, England, 1822-03-18

Jew pistslialsist, is extra boards, with a Portrait, price as.
110LKHAM : a Pomo, dedicated, without
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Parsee the triumph and partake she pie r
Polilishad by W. Sass, Hookselk► to his Royal Highness
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London, England, 1822-03-18

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that the moo remote parts of the kingdom may be supplied.
London Printed for A. Stenernan, No. 68, Princes-street,
Leicester square; sad sold by every Bookseller sad News-
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CONTENIPLATIONS on the LAST DIS-
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London, England, 1822-01-23

BONAPAIITA'S WILL.

We copied yesterday fioin another Paper's oett•
ment purporting to be the Will of the late Fin-,
peror of France. The Following letter from Count
de Month°lun. in the Moniteur of Friday loot,.
denies its authenticity :
" TO THE EDITOR OF THE MONITEUR.
" Purim, January 18, 1842.
" 3/a—Chateett has brought to my hmnis
published by P. Dupont, and now nn male at &terra, book-
seller., entitled The Tertaeseet of A:opoleon.'
° It Is my duty to declare that this pamphlet is as incor-
rect fabricating, and full of errors
a I beg you'wlll nuke this declaration public in one of
your evilest number..
' Receive, Sir, the sarorancr of my pelted rossiderathin.
(Signed) The Count de HONTHOLON."
London, England, 1822-01-23

. • •
SPARRING.
•
•
The Fires Court was well attended teliordaY fur
Is of Sutton the black, a awe emitted to the patenting, of the
antateers far his valour in condiat.
Belcher and Dittos ntade a very scientific set-ts, and
placed their hits with Jae atenearsinent sad true precision.
Shelton std Estes.—This wt. i line speciiiett of science"
and the exchanges were as quick as tbanglit.
The ether selote pot easislattion.
London, England, 1822-01-23

cunistances of popular distemper. it is not too
much to say that the Monarchy demanded all the
aid derivable from the personal respectability of the
Prince to bear op against the hostility of the politi-
cal fanaticism of the age; and the genius of a Philip
or Octavius might have proved less efficacious for
the 'ideation of the Constitution, then the simple
light of that perfect exemplar of private virtue,
with which our late King illumined, and, as it
were, consecrated the crown he wore.
Respecting this portion of his character, there
will be, we believe, little difference of opinion.
In estimating the features of his mind we have
hardly the same materials or opportunities for form-
ing an accurate judgment ; sod. to say the truth.
this consideration is of very secondary importance.
We do not know whether the occurrence of extraor-
dinary talents and energy in the Sovereign wonkt
not iii our state be rather incoovertient than useful.
The powers of the late King's mind were not per.
haps of whist is considered the highest order, hut he
was confessedly endowed with a sound, vigorous.
practical understanding, which commonly led hint
right in his judgment of men and things ; and
often, perhaps, as far tos ordinary affairs were con-
cerned, to conelistions mere accurate sold .6 re !hilts
might have been arrived-at by intellects of "s finer
temper. la his application to business he was re-
gular and steady ; sod the report~s of all those at all
qualified to judge agree in affirming that he stwisyA
betrayed an intelligence perfectly competent-to the
proper comprehensioo of the 'objects which were
submitted to his consideration. Ilia education hart
been rather neglected ; and his reading was sappos.
ed to be neither extensive nor systematic ; but he
was far from deficient in information. He hareculti.
rated a habit of continual inquiry in his intercourse
with others ;- an intercourse, we may observe, which
from hie general frankness of diepesition, included
a much grader variety of classes than. °Bigot have
been expected ; and is the course of this,..his mind,
aided by his natural acutetiess'of observation, and
an uncommon retention of memory, had acquired
• mass of various awl useful knowledge, such as
perhaps has been posvessed by few • persons in his
statism, cud which, from its practical nature, and
000nestiou with men as they netwelly exist, was,
perhaps, of all others, the kind of information that

. _
w.of
London, England, 1822-10-05

TIIE 41:111r.

Two companies of the 15th (York Emit Ridin:' regiment
ref foot marched on Thursday from !lull for Maisel ccccc r,
shire they will arrive oo Thursday u• at, the 111th instant.
One squadron of the Bays has received confers to irrirch
from LeeJs to York, where it is eapected to arrive On 1141.111
day neitiolie 7111 inimmt. _

A squadron of the 3d (or Prince of Weirs%) drneoon
guards has received orders to proceed from Carlisle to Nee-
castle on-T*ise, where it is expected to arrive ou Wednemdly
9th ioetaut.

One squadron of the Ist dragoon guards will arrive at
Manchester from Sheffield this day.

The ship JoAn Rickard. 14389 tone, is ordered to proceed
from the Itmer Thames to the Isk of Wight, iu urd.r us us.
ceiwe detachasesits belonging to regiments serving iu u Me-
deterraseau, cud mean tbeve to Malta.
London, England, 1822-10-05

After whirb the Comic Extrarazanzi of
HARLEQUIN /MAR; OR. A PANTOMIME
PROPOSED.
liarlegaia, Mr. Liston. Columbine, Mrs. Jones.
To conclude with (13th time), a new Puke, iu two acts,
ratted
PETER FIN;
Or, A NEW ROAD TO BRIGHTON.
The principal Charamrs by Mess,. Liston, Biker, Jobs.
IS., Yosager, Mrs. Pewees% Mrs. Garrick, and Mrs. Biker.
Boxer, Ss.—Pit, 3s.— First Gallery, 2s —Second Gallery,ls.
The Doors to be opened at Six o'Clock, and the Pe:foret-
astes to login at Seri n.
Wang tor the Boxes to be taken of Mr. %Immingham, al
the Theatre, of whom Private Boxes may be had, Nightly.
London, England, 1822-10-05

CHELTENHAM. OCTOBER 3.

We continue extremely crowded with company;
houses are not to be procured suitable to the fami-
lies and disiingoishgd personages who daily arrive.
On Monday evening, Mr. Puzzi, the celebrated
performer on the French horn, had a concert at
Sheldon's Rooms, which was uttended by upwards
of three hundred persons. A trio for three horns
by Mr. l'. and the Messrs. Petrides, equally cele-
brated on that instrument, was encored. It con-
dulled with the glee, "Glorious Apollo."
A concert last night et the Assembly Rooms was
nitended by 480 persons. It was for the benefit of
Mr. Woodward, who had the powerful aid of Mrs.
Salmon.

Last night Miss Stephens performed at the Glen.
rester Theistic. This evening she performed at the
Theatre here in Rob Boy.
The hand at the Old Spa has left off playing for
the season. The band at Mr. Thompsou's Spa eon.
tinues to attract very unaseroas promenades Ws the
monolog awl afternoon.
The pionsenade in High-street is mach impeded
by a fair which is holding in it. The principal
novelty its it is a drove of sheep fi otu the Cotswold
without tails, having been cut off when they
were young lambs. Among them are some very
tine rams.

A statute fair is also holding for the hiring of
servants, who are distinguished fur the employ they
want by emblems of their work, such as wool in
the hats of shepherds, &c. &c.
Among the last arrivals are—

Viewpoint Sidasouth, Miss Addiaytow, the Duchess of
Richmond, the Hun. Mr. Hatband, Lady Eldon, Lady
Rodney, Llify Lambert, Si► W. sea Lady Harwood, Sir J.
Reeve, Sir Bellingham Graham, Sir Henry and Lady Ppm,
Sir George and Lady Pueuek, Sir Juba Read, Sir &aekville
Browne, Sir Collo sod Lady Csmpbrll, the Colosimo of Bel-
lmore, tho Countess of ASTMS, ViOCIAIOIIIIIII Cremorser mad
Lady Blackwell.
London, England, 1822-10-05

LIVERPOOL THEATRE.

Mrs. Diortiox took her benefit on Friday even-
ing. The play was The Suspicious Husband, in
which Mr. ELLIIIITON was announced for Koster.
Previous to the MIDI; of the carotin, Mr. BAs. mune
forward to state that Mr. Er.i.trrost had not arrived,
and to clines* M r DAVIS° tes extreme regret for the
disappointment, but added, that the money irliould
he returned at the donut to those persons who might
require rt. This eddies. was received with great
applause, and the part of Ranger was read by Mr.
Billow sr 6. The absence of Mr. ELLISTON is accounted
for Ilia later I* that gentleman to Mrs. DAVISON,
dated Londou, Saturday, September 25, published
Pi the Liverpool dficeriiser, in which he states, that
Mr.. DAVII•oll had roll authority to announce his
name, but that lie was prevented from fulfilling
his engagement by the business of Drury-laite
theatre, preparatory to us opening.
. . .

Alio, !loom plays Young Aos vat in the tragedy
01 Douglas, fur her owu benefit this night.

NATURAL CURIOSITY.--Priday seentlight,' at
New tort, comity of Wine/find, the *rat of EDWARD
TURNER, Eni. the head and branch,* of a mouse
dew, to a Plate of perfect itnesetvattoo, were clateOver-
ed is a white marl-hole, At the depth of fifteen feet
train the surface. The branches measured the ex-
irAunlinary length of ten fret between the tips.
Toni is the becond parr or hr./itches of that gigantic
annual which have been I4Yutl on the lands of dna
gentleman, blab of which toe in Ina intabeystoo.

THE CHI urEam HUNDREDS.—The Chiltern
II ussilrob, *o frequently mentioned as beteg sc.
cepted by Asls nit ers of the House of Cognitions,
when they wish so vacsite their seats, are divisions of
couutirs *mule by King A LIRE°, and now annexed
hi the Crown, although they stilt retain their 'mea-
lier Courts. The stewards of these roosts are ap-
pointed by the CtisuctLtott. of the EXCHEQUER,
and their silstries are twenty shillings per ansuuna.
Tots sum, howeverouuall as it is, being derived
Goal an office ander the CfeWll, is sufficient to di..
quAlly any person who accepts it, from retaining
Ins *eat, utiles* re-eleetetl, Accepting the siewsid-
ship of the Chiltern Hi:inked% is, therefore, ineiely
a lottnal manner of resigning a scat when a bimober
*visite* to retire fruits Parliilinent•

aiAL.