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The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1822-09-05

ST.4GE COACHES.

An Act was passed in the last Session of Parliament to
amend the Licenses Act, as far as regards wage coaches ;
■od, according to this Act (3d Gco. IV. cap. OS), all
stage coaches must have plates like the hackney coaches.
This amended Act provides " that the owners or pro-
prietors of ally carriage or vehicle, carrying passeegers
for hire at separate and distlect fares, after Auguat 31,
without baring a license, or without having plate or
Oahe affixed on each door, or otherwise, will be liable and
stsbject to ■ penalty of twenty pounds for every day such car-
riage or vehicle shall be so used, over sod above the duties
payable in respect thereof." And a notice has been seat
to each proprietor of each stage coach, or caravan, from
the Sump-office, '4 that the penalties imposed by this and
the I Acts of Parliament relating to stage coaches
will be strictly refereed against the proprietor or propel?.
tors of all carriages and vehicles carrying passengers for
hire al separate and distinct fares, that may Ire discovered run_
nine without licenses or plates, or runtireg a greater number of
jouraeya, or a greater number of miles, or to other places than
are specified is such licenses,"&e. Every stage coach on Mon-
day appeared with a plate on the doors, having a number uu
It. Heretofore the numbers were first made under the foul•
board, where nobody could see them; and It was no extra-
ordinary occurrence for a coach-proprietor to run two
coaches at least to one somber. some went without any
number at all. Besides, they would, as fares offered. ge
to places not named in their Ii , or run more jour-
neys or miles than were specified in them. Thus the revenue
was injured must extensively, and there was un mese' of
detecting ofictulers, without mammon' trouble and expcure.

Such is the diabolical spirit that attends the con-
cerns of Messrs. SASIVEL and THOMAS AINSIIY,
bankrupts, that on Monday (yesterday) morning,
the day fixed for the sale of their stock at NisMori,
nearly twenty rams were (amid to have their tails
cut otT, with a view, no doubt, of depreciating the
value of them.—(Besios Gazelle.)
A very dreadful accident happened on board the
Fortiiade Excise cotter, Captain CARR, on Sunday
last. At half-past eleven o'clock, as the cutter,
which was moored at Gravesend, alongside the
Flamer gun-brig, was Bring the salute while the
Royal squadron was passing, RoDIVKLI., the ca►-
penter of the Fortitude, who was assisting at one of
the guns, suffered terribly in consequence of his
anxiety to do his duty. The guns having been fired
more than once, and the salutes coming thick upon
each the poor fellow forgot to use the sponge,
and ON 111111111111 down a cartridge, an explosion took
place, by which his right arm was so dreadfully
shattered as to render immediate amputation neces-
sary. The operation was performed by Dr. Itoeitas
of Gravesend. It is also apprehended that the un-
fernsoste sufferer trill lose the s►ght of both eyes.

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London, England, 1822-09-05

THE PHENOMENON DOG " BILLY."

On Tuesday sight the Cock-pit, in Tufton-street, West-
minster, exhibited a most unparalleled setae, when the ce-
lebrated dog Billy, whose wonderful talents hare been re•
pettedly recorded is the Spurting Magazine, fora bet of 20
sovereiges, exhibited before at least 2,000 persons, the chief
part of whom were amateurs well known in the sporting
circles. There were no less than 20 carriages in Tufton-
street, a sight perhaps never before witnessed there. The
match was, that this extraordinary dog would kill 100 rats
It minutes, and the bet was made by Dew, the proprietor,
bets to the amount of several hundreds were pending.
floor of the pit win whitened, and the whole of the
. at once let loose. Dew and Cheetham, the rat-killers,
,ere the only persons admitted into the pit ; the company
rare arranged in the gallery, and hail a p►rfect view of the
The space which the dog had to exhibit i■ was 12
agnate. When let loose he viewed them with a jealous
but on time being announced, and the signal given, he
ant le work; the slaughter was dreadful; is 71 minutes
I were all killed in heaps, amidst loud eheers,and in nine
sates his mouth was washed with brandy, and the
langiurreal taken away, he having completed his task
these atiouies under the time, a wonder not excelled in the
oils of canine history. The dog was decorated with rib-
•ous, sad 501. was offered fur him upon the spot. His mailer
declined the offer, but offered to back him for 501. against
any dog in England.
Those who nun, with their friends, iestantly repaired to
be Hoop and Grapes T , where an elegant supper, with
prow quantity of punch sad wise, was provided fur tbe oc-
Non, and the evening was spent in conviviality.

Tug FUNDL—The market yesterday was very
leady, with little ors nothing doing. Consols were
80f1 for the Account, and 801; for Money ; Re.
(Nerd. 81i; 4 per Cents. 99;f ; New ditto, 991;;
Long Annuities, toi 15.16; Exchequer Bills,
6 prem. ; India Bonds. 49 prem. Foreign
'unties: Old Spanish, 63;i • New ditto, 63f
Prussian, 90; New ditto, 07f; Danish, 88i1
'esPolitaD, 76177 t.
London, England, 1822-09-05

ARRESTS FOR HIGH TREASON.

After some routine business had been gone
through,
Mr. Hamilton addressed the Court, and said he
appeared on behalf of six persons who, as they
stated in their petition, were arrested iii Dublin for
high treason on the 25th June, and kept in the
head police office until sth July, when they were
committed to Kilmainham gaol, where they have
since remained in close confinement, and they
prayed the Court would order them to be brought
to trial during the present Commission.
Lord Norbury—Your application is not for the
purpose of obtaining au immediate discharge ?
Mr. Hamilton—The present application is
founded upon the 6th section of the Habeas Corpus
Act, which provides, that if doting the next As-
sizes or Commission of Oyer and Terminer, after
the prisoners have been committed for high trcasrn,
they should not be brought to trial (haviug made
an application for that purpose on the first or opt n-
ing day of the Commission or Assize.), they 'lull
be discharged on giving bad. I therefore make
the present application as a preceding matter, that
the prisoners may be entitled to apply for their dis-
charge on the last day of the Commission, if they
should not before that time he brought to trial.
Lord Norbury—Have you served notice on the
Attorney-General ?
Mr. Hamilton— My Lord, we shall do so if
your Lordship orders i►.
Mr. Sealy Townsend (who appeared on the part
of the Crown)—My Lord, the Crown Solicitor is in
Court, and that is quite sufficient.
The following are the names of the petitioners:
Michael Keenan, Mit !WI Carr, NVtlanirl Redmond,
John Conway, Michael Quit)°, William Mason.
London, England, 1822-09-05

goes will oat be reaposeible for Writings, l'aiatiugs, Glass,
China, ere Liquids iaßottles, trader any eirevantaaces what-
ever for Mosey, Plate, Jewels, Watches, kings, Books,
Muslin', Silks, or Lace, unless eatered as II utl6 and au In
furnace be paid besides the comities rate of Carriage whew
delivered to their care. /Neither will they pay abcive 51. for
Loss or Damage of airy Peekage of less Weight than 2811t5.,
nor mare than after the rate of 201. per Mt. fur nay Package
of s greater Weight, dOICINI the same shall have been ca-
tered as of hither valise, and al Casa mace paid 0:woo as
strove or Fitted. They likewise derive that all Goods directed
• to be lett sill called fur," or any Goods sot beii.g received
es directed, saisy he ordered away within Tacitly four Hours
lifter they are housed, or the Proprietors will nut be iccoubt-
able for them.
London, England, 1822-09-05

THE COM MISSION.

On Saturday the Commission of Oyer and Ter-
miner, or General Gaol Delivery, for the City and
County of Dublin, was opened with the usual cere-
monies by Lord Norbury, Mr. Justice. Burton, and
the Lord Mayor, locum Icucus (Alderman Cash).
London, England, 1822-12-12

TilE AItNY.
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Os Mllnaday s troop of IL, 101 h houses osarelon'. into
Clnninet from Cs.rick, and proceeded on Tuesday to Caber,
to do duty there.
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On Saturday a detachment of the 7ld regiment of Heist
infantry marched into Cloomel, on their mate hose Deblia
to ferinny, to join their head quarters.
Wcdneeday mornine the 7th hamar, marched from the
Royal W lea, Neon/ received the route roe Nrwbridge,
county Kildare, where they ere to be stationed.
Same day the brat detachment of the Enniskillen &wool'
marched into town, and succeeded the 7th In their quarters.
London, England, 1822-10-18

DUAL.

, .
Yesterday (Friday) morale( a meeting took place at the
rear of the hillocks, between 'Lieutenant Langley, of the
Corbusier's, and Mr. Beare, **Toad min of Culand Beare,
late of the City of Cook Militia. The alerting originated in
certain imputstions cast by the former on the loyalty of the
for not paying mimes obsimances to the sit of "God
care Ike King" on the piecedsog night at the Theatre. The
olo.rreatioasa elicited the very extreme of roftfreidirtiost from
Mr. B who is • eery young re...U.-mon, and thus in Its tarts
I.d to a proceeding on the part of the Lieutenant, which
occasioned an inetantatirous message to be delivered. The
pat lira tart, mit udrd by their respective frirod., or hang. d
shots. rtpl.in.d, stiminerd hall way to meet each nth r.
shook latads, sod adjourned to the more tolessaut pastitne of
breskfasting.—( Cork Southern livorter.)
London, England, 1822-10-18

COUNTRY F. 41111.

'Shrewsbury October Fair, on Tuesday, end trednesday.
was the most gloomy we ever witnessed. here ass a Isrge
supply of fat sheep, but few were sold ■t turn 3d to
per Ili.; of mores there was a am•II supply, and Ihe•e ob-
tained the prices of last fair. Prime fat Cows obtained from
4d. to 41d. and few were present for sale; but there was a
very numerous supply of half fat sad useful cows and bul-
locks, which were wholly. resaleable; useful four-year old
bullocks were sold from SI. to $t Bs. Pigs were numerous,
or rather innumerable, and the site dull at 2d. to 214. per
lb Common Skim Cheese was baldly looked at on Wednrs-
d.y, but Next morning many lots were sold at from 20.5. to
30s. per cat.; good Cheese sold freely; mirldltug Dairies
355. to 45.., best dairies, 455. lu 55. The supply of Baiter
did not exceed the demand, and sold quickly at 81d. to 81.1.
bud some 9.1. per lb. Beton, 4.1. to 414. The buyers were
e.amerous and respectable, sud the supply asswered their ex-
pectations.
At Derby Cheese Fair, held on Seturdiy, the demand was
'much greater than expected, and prices considerably higher.
Prime plain dairies ged Ids. second qushty 40s. to 445.
'tuluurr d 455. to 50s. rod Is. to 2s per Cwt. mule money was
given for particular glairser. The buyers were more numer-
ous than remembered lately.
London, England, 1822-10-18

tificatiot►v are inconsiderable, and she new works
that have been planned are still incomplete. hits-
solunghi, it most he observed, is the great military
depot of the Greeks, where they hove their maga-
sloes, arm., ammunition, and military stores. Se-
veral Turkish cops had also penetrated to Ar-
crude and Etoha, hiving partly lauded on the coast,
and partly come from Arta• but by the united
etEorts of the commanders, especially Prince Mau-
rocordato, who tilts nut returned to the More., but
remains io western Greece, to organize plans of de-
fence, and is at Veachori, hi the central point of
his operations, the Turks have been repnl•ed at all
point •, ■nd suffered great loss. This happy result
induced the Siihots, Mho were really negociating
with Omer (Mom., to break off the negticiations
and commence hostilities. They had never sub-
mitted to the Turk., as public papers have said.
The Turkish garrisons of Arts, Peeves•, and
()argil, have, however, been much strengthened,
and it will probably not be easy to take these for-
tresses. It is regretted that Maurocordato has quar-
relled with the brave German General Norma)))),
mid that the latter has withdrawn.

Letters from Corfu of September 8 say, that the
Greek fleet was off Cape Ryas, and the Turkish
fleet in the Gulf of Lepaii.n, where it was blockad-
ed by the Gretka. The Gecko continue masters,
says the same report, of the Mores, with the excel..
lion of Matra% sod are advancing anew through
Livadia towards Theesaly. On the other hand,
fresh Turkish troop. are advancing from Macedonia,
and strong corps from the Danube ore to follow
them. It is probable there will he some hard
fighting on the south of Thrilsoly before the pre.
sent campaign is ended, which will be in the mid.
dle of October at the latest, because the weather,
the bad roads, and the want of necessaries of all
kind, make it impossible to prosecute military ope-
rationa in that country. The Greeks, therefore,
have but to make a few efforts more to be secure
during the approaching winter.

VERONA, SEPTEMBER 27.

We expect the Viceroy on the 7th October.
Cardinal Spins, who Ives at loybach, comes for
his Mainers. The Duke of Modena brings his
family with him. A Secietary of the Russian Le-
gation is come to view the Palace intended for his
Sovereign. Orders have come to prepare accom.
modatiosis fur Prince Etter!pixy. We hope to see
the Hungarian noble guard. Baron Humboldt has
arrived ; he found ilia house intended for his King
small but handsome. It is said he will accompany
the King, his Sovereign, to Nsples.—(Frankfore
Papers, October to.)
London, England, 1822-10-18

ROYAL HUNT.

On Monday the Royal Hunt was w►ll attended with com-
pany of all ranks; • line deer was turned out of the east at
King's Beach Hall, 501111 after ten o'clock, for she day's diver-
sion. The deer 'hewed great sport, taking acmes the heath
towards Ditches lane, through the encloser(' by Winkfied
Plain ■ad St. Leunasd'a Hill, rinsing wit► great swiftness
by the Spittle barrack into Windsor, where it ran Op Peas.
rod-street, the hound. being do*e wp with him, to thereat
amoseme•l of she sprclators; he Sheri took to the right iisto
the Se•-paasag., which is err, narrow; he was mitt in
the passage by two men, who made hiss turn round and
came hack lido the Street ; he crowed them I eel and eau doers
Mr. George's pawage, and leaped over the high paling into
the Gomel', where he craned the 'Thames to the left of
Wi•daor. The ►untsmen and hounds, with a noulierollll held
of sportsmen, weal over Windsor ferry, where they erne wed
the chase the other side of Eton College, the deer taking
across the fields towards the Bath rood, where he was taken
after a chase of Upwards of two hours and a half of bard
regain.
London, England, 1822-10-18

ACCIDENT EXTRAORDINARY.

Monday alit.. the following singular occurrence took
plate at St. Thomas's Hospital :—Ahout nine o'clock on the
above night, a gentleman was passing up Flab-street-hill,
and having made too free with the " sparkling glass," was
unable to pseserve Isis bslssice, and by sonic menus slipped
Isom the kobstnne, sod rolled over and over, till be ►olled
under the bellies of the leaders of a Greenwich coach that
happened to be coming down the bill at the moment. The
reecho's*, on being called to, with all alacrity polled up hie
horses, and many of the foot passengers raw tothegentlemau's
assistance, who to all appearance was killed ; for he neither
moved • limb our spokes word. As usual in these ,s shut.
ter was procured, sod on it was laid the body of the supposed
fireless man, which was borate on the shoulders of four men
to the hospital. Or their arrival in the surgery, the body
was placed very gently os the table for iuspectios,
mad Mr. Alssou, one of the dressers, promptly at-
tended with his inetroments for operation. On that
Geollensso being introduced to the unfortunate man,
who had sever spoken a syllable, to the ansasensest of his
body carriers, nod to all around, he jumped on his legs, and
d—d them all for osuederers, and putting himself in a posi-
tion for boxing, offered to fight the dresser for a • rump and
doom" The porter►, watc►men, sad other servants of the
Hospital, were now called late action, sad fur some time the
pleas wan kept In confusion; and it was not till the 'smog
maw, who attends sat the surgery, was knocked down by the
Weeder, that be was kicked out at the Hospital gates.
London, England, 1822-10-18

SOUTHWARK .SESSIONS, OCTOBER 17.

This day these Sessions commenced at the
Town 11411. before the Recorder, the High Bailiff,
Alderman J. J. Smith, Stc. &c. The calendar is
wore than ordinarily light. Nu trial of any interest
took place.
London, England, 1822-10-18

1.111. riots.

ElEt tiRT-LASE.
Mr. Yottitc.'s (ir•t eppernistee oil these boards
last night, lii the character of I landei, nas hided
with enthusiastic anplstise, whr,'h o,„
Ihml-
notion throughout the pert••rmsii-e. rillike those
tickle pisins which decay when reinureil firms their
accustomed soil, Mr. You % 0 never seemed ill more
COMII/tete 110%Pe14111111/1. tllo•. powers n loch lie e'i•rlt
Mith such splendid effect, and parnctilarly so in
the part which firms the sahicct of vur ire,;„, ob.
servations. The pensive notes et I,is delivery, mo-
dulated with sit the softni,. of a line and mArilv
voice, and seldom interrupted by any burst of vas-
Sloe, excited the most earnest The scene
in which he " wrings his mpthei's Imirt" *al never
played with more distinguished success. The ex-
ulting fondness with which he drift upon the
excellencies of his deeea•ed father, and the
mingled expression of hatred ai•d contempt with
which he turned to the picture of lits uncle, s.
it were some noxious reptile, whose aspect was
as loathsome es entitsct with it would be Chili.
geruus, evinced the (IMMO:int power of talent
refined and improved by studious exercise. A
more befitting representative than 'Mr. COOPER
could not be found fur the (atoll of titmice,
Father; he detailed the melancholy story of
death, and delivered his putting injunction with an
almost sepulchral solemnity. Though it might Ire
supposed the ell:my:ter of Vpielio was scarcely
compatible with the hiiiiyinicy of spirit for which
Alailatrie VESTRIS Is ihstioguislied„ yet she con-
trived to mould her features into a beaming serious-
ness, and give a sufficiently plaintive expression to
her sorrow for the estranged love of the melancholy
Prince of Denmark.— Übe house was extremely
full.

C OVEN T-G A RDEN.
Last night Miss LACY repeated her performance
of Belcidera. in which :die obtained such well-me-
►ited applause on her first appearance before a
London audience. It was imp►oved of course; for
the foundation has seen well laid, and every
addition to the superstructure must tend either to
strengthen or ornament the building. The style
wus inure unique; she plated with less exertion,
and with greater effect. The whole performance
(the concluding scene especially) war received with
the must unqualified npi.robation.
London, England, 1822-01-08

A rump CAUGHT NAPPING.

fhi fiaterday the family of Ile. Contemiogs, of Caeakeidgo.
terrace, New-road, kA tow* to *peed their Torelfth.dey at
their cottage, near Highgate, leaving their lereste,as renal, i■
the care of • trusty m•a-aerrant and hie wife. Yesterday
msr•ieg, at meee• o'clock, on the serviette getting up, they
were surprised to God a .Cant-looking young fellow, about
tweet, years of age, 'Haag in as arm-ehair in the kitchas,
fast asleep, with some provision, mid a couple of bottles and
glasses before him on the table. The plate mad other vs.
Malik articles which he had stolen, were lying near him,
packed up ready to be carried off. It appeared he had en-
tered by • beet window, sad that, after effecting his object
of pleader, being enable to resist the tempting juice of the
grape, he regaled himself with • bottle anti a half of wise,
when he sunk iota the arms of the drowsy god, Le which
State he was discovered, with the bottles sad glass,. before
him, as already stated. Joseph Armstrong, the mammer.
vast, with the sensitises of hie wife, secured him, mad vs
otarchimg him found two gold ring., some beads, sad silver
epees. and other a►ticles, whirb he had stolen, in his pockets.
The vested being satisfied with the recovery of the property,
sad Indio' that no part was carried •ff, gave the t lief •
good thrashing and kicked him out adorers, End, unfortu-
wisely fur the ends of justice, suffered him to escape, leaving
• dark laelera. • phosphorus bottle sod matches, and an iron
rruw.bar behind lam. On ■ minute's reflectioo, Armstrong
became sorry be bad so ffered the villain to escape, sod went
in immediate pursuit, but to ■o purpose. Yesterday Arm.
strung went to different poliembeices, where he pave s full
description of the burglar, whir, it appears, had so ■c-
London, England, 1822-10-11

nRiGntON, OCTOBER B.

The return of the Duke of Cambridge to the
Pavilion will be looked for to-morrow, br on Thurs-
day, though nothing deciaiee has been permitted to
transpire upon the subject at the Palace. It is
said that the King will honour the town with his
presence on the 20th, or very soon after.
The lirigliton harriers, for the first time this sea-
son, threw off at Putchsin yesterday. Some plea-
sant diversion followed, and the result was the tins.
lifying of four hares for the spit. This park will
now regularly, weather permitting, throw tilt thrice
in each week, viz, on Monda,s ■t Ptitchttra, on
Wednesdays on the Race Down, and on Fridays at
the Devil's Dyke.
London, England, 1822-10-11

FOR PRESERVING THE TEETH AND GUMS.

T- - -
HE VEGETABLE TOOTH POWDER
has so Nog been in genrral use that it is unnecessary
is ofer any blether reeosonsendation of it. Composed of
Vegetables, without the admixture of any Mineral or per-
%kiwis ingredient whatever, it is free from the usual objec-
tiuw the use of other Dentifrices. Its detersive
purer is just sufficient to annihilate those destructive par-
ticle* which adhere to the Gime and the Interstices of the
Teeth; healing injuries its the former, and promoting a new
filwaniel (where it has been isjiired or corroded) on the latter.
It likewise imparts a firmness and healthy redness to the
Gums; and if used regularly will preserve the Teeth is a
mom, stale to old age.
&rid in DOM.., at 2s. Ad, by Butlers. Chemists, No. 4,
Chesits.de, soil 220. Regent-street, Londe.; 20, Waterloo-
place, Ediabargh ; 34. Rockville-street. Dobbs; and by the
priscipal Perfumers and Booksellers throughout the Visited
K income.
N 11.—Parch. are regarded to ask for Bullets' Ve-
gelabk Tooth Powder," sod to observe their some and
address are engraved eft the Stamp and Label attached to
rich Box of due esteemed Ikettifi ice, to distingoish it from
Inoltaitoos seder similar titles.

IRELAND.

DUBLIN. OCTOBER 8.

Arrived vt Ityland'o Hotel, Sackville7sireet

Lord and Lady Killer'', ('•plain and Mrs. Mahon, George
Picot. E•q, and Major Tobey. Departveres—mad and
Countess of Belmore and suite, for Mount Judet ; Viscount
Gurinanatown and family fur England.
Arrived at Bilton'. Hotel, tilsekville-street

The Martinis of Waterford mad suite. Major-General Sir
George Reresforil, Lady Catherine Brivoford, and the Misses
Retraford, his Excellency the Earl of Clanearty•nd family,
))odor Scadamore, and Mr.. Seudatwore—from London.
The Earl of Limerick. Timms, Spring Rite, M.P. &e.
arrived in town on Saturday last—from Holyhead.
The Honourable ))eau Pons:why sailed from Howtb for
Holyhead on Friday lasi.
London, England, 1822-10-11

HENRY'S CALCINED MAGNESIA con-
tinues to be prepared with the most scrupulous care
mid attention, by lifters. THOMAS and WILLIAM
HENRY, Manefsetaring Chemists, Manchester. It is odd
is bellies, price 2e. 9d. or with glass stoppers at 4e. 6d.
stamp included, with full directions for its tile, by their
vanities Agents in She Metropolis, and throughout the
United Kingdoms ; but it cannot be genuine unless their
names ere engraved os the Government Stamp, which le
imed ever the cork or stopper of each bottle.
Of most of the Venders of the Magnesia may be bed, ale
tlititticated by • similar Stamp, HENRY'S AROMATIC
SPIRIT of VINEGAR. the Nervation of Mr. HENRY,
sisJ the only :engine Prepar•tlss of that Article.

A CARD.
SSRS. JOUNSON and BURGESS (late
1 • Johnson and %Unlearns), Proprietors of the AMR-
(AN SOOTHING SYRUP for Children editing their
I.eih, beg lease to inform the Nobility end Gentry,and the
Poldie in general, that they have REMOVED In N 0.28,
)I/RR-PLACE, CITY-ROAD (from Newniest-eireet, Os-
', •,1 abed), where the busistera mill be tarried ow in future.
eery high estimation iu which this inestimable Medicine
'hid by ill classes of the community, renders it mower-
..,) to mike tir) comment on its virtues, more than recoils-
llothers sad Nome* never to be without the " Anse-
nears Soothing Syrup" in the Nursery, for if s child wakes
is the night with pains in its gums, this valuable Medicise
+wiled will immediately epos the pores, heel 'begun', sod
thereby prevent fevers or cenintsimm, for should it come is
C..trpoilion with tatty other disorder, it 'Den destroys the
ilfolbres brightest hopes. Parents who may be dubious of
v.+ virtue, of the Soothing Syrup, wily refer to the different
Cagey that have appeared in the Newspapers for *early 80
7rars, during which period the highest testimonials of this
In'alutine Medirioe *eve been publicly acksowledged by
tome of the Rest Nobilßy mad Gentry In the Defied Ilindikow.
"'Ninny info is Ili appitestioo, mild in itesellosoind
@Am loos is its opetratiern.
rn:; inestimable Mrdiet to be had ante Proprietor%
Joht.tott and Ihirgem, late Jobnoon sod Willisina, as shove ;
mhe, b) th.tr sppoiainieut, of all the principal Medicine
Venders in Tows and C•tistry, at 2s. fist. pet bogie.
London, England, 1822-10-11

THE. DISCHIVERY SHIPS.

Every day there are article. appearing is the pror;orisl
papers, copied alexia into the London journals, calculated to
create alarm about Captain Parry's expedition. We ventage
to *firm, es the contrary, that seething has occurred since
the expedition sailed to canoe fear for its safety, ete to mike
us cowhide it has been unsuccessful. The discovery ships
are ant at sll in the track of the whalers. They were 'wee is
July last year at the entrance of Hudson's Bay, which I. far
to the sbuthwaid of the lishiug ground; and it is pruhaile
that Captain Party had chosen that route, to get to Cumber-
bumf Strait, o► to some other " lead" to the westward. He
was not to go north to Lancaster Strait. agaio. The dihrry
at Davies Straits has failed so completely this year, became
for the two years preceding. the vessels having penetrated to.
the inlets on the west of Raffia's Bay, and ►aving met great
seeress there, abandoned the old fishing round this year.
and lost their time hi attempting to get again to the west ;
bat.* barrier of lee, compact sad impenetrable. exited.
ed from one cad of the Bey to the other, and not a 'hip
was able to proceed more than 20 or SO miles from the load
en the east side. Yaowisg this, it was impoisaie to keep
our gravity, when we read of a. shipmaster WWI made
itaxioss but is cesaful inquiries about Captain Parry.
There is no oar sariguise of his success, bat no oar and be
alarmed for hi, safety. This barrier was not owlet to ea
uncommonly frosty sesupoo, but to wiads prevailiat from the
S.W., that is, right into the Straka, t►us remitting the ice
from passing into the maim ocean : but these winds would
serve to break up the lee in the inlets on the American side,
sad drive it into Ballfia's Bay—the very thing to encourage
the expedition to proceed. The west side oi the hay, there
is every reason to suppose, would be clear sea. The ship.
are provisioned for three years, with every attention to com-
fort which the experience gained by the former expedition
pointed oat as proper; and supposing theta to have made
some progress last year, and some this, if there is soy chase►
of getting farther, they will winter there aria; sad cern. f
the attempt has been aboodooed, we may conclude (mm
what happened on the former measles that the ice iaiand
would not break up till August, and after this there is
tedious navigation before they could reach the sea. It sou
the mouth of November when the Merle passed Aberdeen,
from the last expedition. If they remain there thin "rioter.
oar lent accounts from them will probably be from some of
the Haddon's Bay or North West Company's estahlashments
is the interior..—(Ahereleen Chronick.)

The sweepstakes shooting match between Mews.
MAssaINGHAM, WILLOUGHBY, and DEVAN, on
Wednesday, was won by Mr. MASSINIMAK killing
seven brace of pheasants. eight of partridges. and
four hares. ft took place at Wrentham. in Sur►ry.
It was for Go guineas each. Mr. Wlt.t.ouunisr
bagged 30 bead of game, and Mr. Dsvaw
London, England, 1822-10-11

kind,Patrons, that lee has during the short litres* been at
a wan Expense, in order to prove his Gratitude for past
Favours, by bringing forward Pierea which will excel in
splendour all the hitherto roceewifnl Prodnctiona of atilt
favoured Place of Amusement. The Theatre has under-
gone various Alteration.—!he Stage has been carionderahly
lengthened and enlarged, in order to afford greater facility
to the Evolutions of the HORSES, which he confidently
asserts are the most beautiful and complete Stud ever 'et
exhibited.
rrHIS EVENING. FRIDAY, October 11,
A will he permitted an entirely new greed serious
Equestrian Melo-Mame, written expersaly for this Theatre-.
hy I. 11. Amherst, and prodseed ender hie superintend.
mire, called
THE INFERNAL SECRET;
OR, THE INVULNERABLE!

Preceded by Chernhisi's grand Overture to I..o.'night.
hlarqnis AritaWl, Mr. Bedford ((rum Sadler's Welts hit
sth Appearance theft Four Seasons); Don Alphrman. Mr.
Moreton; Dun Antonin, Mr. Shaw' • Don Alvarez' Mr. Bran-
ton; Fernando, Mr. Jones; Theodore, Mr. Blanchard;
Figaro, Mr. J. Knight (from the Theatre Royal English
OperaHowse); Montillt (the Invulnerable). Mr. H. Kemble.
Isidore., Mrs. Pope (from the Theatre Royal, Bath, her sth
Appearance); Rosa, Mrs. Daridge (from the Coburg Theatre,
r sth Appearance); Child. Miss Vincent.
In Act If. the Haunt of Banditti, and sudden attack of
Horse and Foot'

ANer which the fnennrile imitniire Sketch, called
TRANSFORMATIoN ;
OR, SIX TO ONE AGAINST YOU.
Sir Peter Positive, Mr. Lawrence (flora the English Oprra
Roue); John (a Serum), Mr. Byrne; Timothy (niih
Comic Sung). Mr. J. Knight! Anthony Fillacter, F•y. Mr.
J. Koichi!! Roots at the Black Lion, Mr. .1. Koichi!!!
Mims Aurelia &Ida, Mr. J. Knight!!!! Billy Fullagree (an
1-1100. Mr. J. Knight
Knight' "I in which hr will introduce his Imitation.: of
several London Performers. Lydia, Miu Jonas.
To condone will a new Conde Berletia, to be called
NEXT-DOOR NEIGHBOURS;
OR, A MATRIMONIAL NOOSE.

Grim, Mr.Dividge (from the Coburg Theatre); Flint.
Mr. lavirearie; Nibs (his Servant), Mr. J. Knight; I}rey
(Gripe•• Servant). Mr. Kirby. Clarissa, Mr.. Davtdgr;
Amelia, Mies Joins.

Doors opts as Harpist Five, and begin at Half-V2O Sic.
&my 4.—Ptt 24.—Crs' lin, Is. Half-price at tlaltpast
Eight.
London, England, 1822-10-11

TRADE WITH SOUTH AMERICA.

The books of Lloyd's has (initialled seversl
stew examples of the severity with which Spain it
cawing the priociole set up in the memorable
ease or the Lord Colliogtoood—t hat all vessels pro.
reeding from any port of her late South American
(Moines ore liable to capture.
A letter from Pitiladelphua, of the ad of Septeiu.
her, states that at St. John's, Porto Rico, live pri-
vateers were fitting out for the purpose of inter.
cepting vessels employed in that traffic. The follow.
ing is the list of captures ascertained yesterday
The Zell', of Loadoa, from Cadiz for Vera Cruz, which
was captured sad carried into Ponce, Porto Rico, ha. berm
• condemned with her cargo.
The ll'hanbe, of St. John's, New Brunswick, from Le
Gleam to Hamhtingh, has bees isles by a brie nod too
felucca privateers, carried into Ponce, mud condemned viii,
her rareo.
The General Jackson, Langdois, horn New York for Com
cos, was raptured ofr Si. ClOl% on the Sth of Augud, by the
Getters! Pereira Spanish rivaleer, and carried min Ponce,
Porto Rico. A DRUM sods Spanish sloop were carried into
Peace about the same time.
London, England, 1822-10-11

711 E ARMY.

General Sir H.Johavon, Bort. G.C.B. hes succeeded to
the Golameity of the sth (or Northumberland) regiment of
foot.
A squadron of the King'. dragoon guards, which has for
Kane lime been stationed is owe barracks, marched we Friday
for Mawebeater, wise►. it is to be inspected by Msjoe.Ge.
bend lord Edward Somerset, K C.B. sad M P. After in.
special's., the squadron ♦ili retorts to Sheffield.—(S•elfeld
Iris.)
The compasy of the 15th regiment of tent, which has been
foe some time stationed -here, ander the command of Capt.
Fordo. marched ow Monday last for Liverpool, wlre►e it will
arrive as Friday west, sad embark with the Goat division of
114 corps for Dahlia, on the 14th instant.—(Wofcerkampfon
Chronicle.)
Edward Cavenagh, one of the llama of the 9th lancers, was
uerideatally shot or Friday os'anight, at Itadipolc barracks,
tat a comrade, who was hmulitag a gum carelassly,—(Balk
CArantsfe.)
London, England, 1822-10-11

120 Money Capitals! vinery.
5.000 other Money Prizes ! Morrisai
All the T•ckete i• the Whet I! stinky,
Net any Fined Prizes ! otialy re
Nut nay Stock Prizes ! child lis
Nut any ciapaes!
Not any Re-drawing ! the fire
Each Ticket decides Its own Fate ! was forp
All the Capital. may be drawn the First Day ! time bel
THE above are the principal Features of the been lel
present State Lottery ; read RISH has Ho hesitation its element
repeating whet deviated when the Scheme was first submit- agues,
led to the Public, viz. that it has his most unqes•hfied ap•
probation, and every day convinees him his opintou and )bat On V
of the Public go hand-in-lasad, as the sale at this period is &flint!
unprecedented. The Public, however much they appioved Coolkip
of novelties in Schemes, and which novelties when first in- rest afte
tendered were deservedly popular, yet from their frequent
tacked I
repetition have ceased to consider them attractive ; there-
fore, to have one of the good old-fashioned Old English trance,
Schemes, which possesses no novelty, becomes the greatest when th
novelty of all, anti reminds us of " Ike goo", olden time." on whit
Tickets and Shama are selling by T. DISH, 4, Cornball, threats
and S. Cliari•pernim. door, at
••• In the late Lottery RISH sold, as he usually dews,
the greatest p, iv., vie. No 4,660,30,0001. and several minor were dri
Capitals. compel)
Schemes gratis. in six d
LOTTERY bepins the 301 h of THIS MONTH (0e- catuply,
tither). d
.4
man
London, England, 1822-12-23

CERTIFICATES.—JANOAar_II„

WAtiven, of Shelton, Stoke-upon-Trent, Stafford, earthen-
ware manufacturer.—J. C low es, of Shelton, stoke-upon-Trent,
Stafford, earthenware manufacturer.—T. Leigh, of Manches-
ter, plumber and glazier.—H. Hyde jun, late of Tun -
stead, Saddleworth, county of Yorit, but now of Stay) ley
bridge, Ashton-rinder-Line, county of Lancaster, merchant.
—W. Armstrong. of Nowcashe-upon-Tyne merchant.—R.
Childe, of Little Stretten, Salop, bkokesiii:—S. 0. Hart, of
Marwick county of EMI, merchant.—l.Twycross, of West-
bourn, county or Susses, fellmonger.
London, England, 1822-10-29

THE ZING AND A MUSBOH OP ART

It is well kaolin that England, with all its vaulting &boot
art, and its knit foe it, is the only kale is Europe which doer
not possess a oatioiial collect's* of Pictures. His Wiest?,
with • view to remove this natioaal disgrace, iv maid to hoer
expensed a wish that a Mum um sboold be erected to Vie-
ws iVorke of Art, sad lu which the public Magi have
free sod flammable access. The Sovereigie has bees as
ardent collector of pier ores foe many pears, msd the rims,
ben of Carlton Palmer exhibit some spleradid specimens of
all the Flemish and Dutch Moslem, sod the most choice god
admirable pictures painted daring the Wight so of the Italian
school. These, uomeious as they are, the King will freely
contribute, tortlar with the matchless Cuirass, by Ka.
phsel, sow at Hamper Court, the Two Misers, in Wieldier
Castle, and a good veleetiou from the Palaces at Kensiagten,
Hampton Cows, and Wisdom, se additive to kis owe. The
plan is to be carried tato edict moiler the direetion of a Com.
slime of Taste, kid a power giveis to that Committer, by
Parliament, with a grant of certain funds, is order that so
opportunity of eoricbisig the Collect ma by purchases (either
abroad or at home) may be lost. Chambers see to he stett-
ed to contain the Elgin sal Pim/relive Marbles, wad all the
rare Weeks of Art wow In the B. slush MOWN.. so that the
whole of our mammal treasure* may be km at once.
London, England, 1822-10-29

!MOCKING ACCIDENT IN YORE

Last Tuesday everting,
.beet sine sitlocic, Mrs. *Ater,
of trapelaue. is this rely, was looking iota the mouth of
her child, which rotittilsined Of dm tooth-ark, 'and was
standbm with htr bock to the lie. The act of stooping
calmed her clothes to come in contact with the flames, th
which they were insimetly eonsinuMeated. PMeeising the
peril of her situation, she milled to her finsbamil, who was
up stairs, to come to her assistance. lie promptly auserercd
the call. bet the appearance of his wife enveloped in the
filmes so overcome his presence of mind, that he toss un-
able to render that ellicient aid 'which Mrs. W. reeosiftenit-
ed, via. to takes wej blanket which was in the room and
wrap her is it. For oast of this he straggled with the de.
vowing element to Mile purpose, and the poor sufferer is
vain attempted to enfold herself is the blanket. Site then
rushed into the strict, where her appearance yenned to /Wye
the some psealysisig Influence WINIO `tlie spectators, natal Mr.
Desire providentially arriviog et the spot, lie took off his
coat, and with it eded in eatioguithhig thy Homes.
The pour woman was much laroti sod still is in a very weak
slate. What toms to the misforriose is, that she is far ad.
vented lu pregnancy. In connexion with the •huive sfl et.
jog necurri nee, we have to stale U insteMce of the most
bruits! weal of fcelisg, is the commission of an art of
rlunder, which shows but war the NIA extinction of the
smelleet principle of hobesiy, hut also the most cried want
of humanity in She penetrator. It was necessary to strip
off the poor woman's applirel, and is the (Intrusion almost
iieseparahle from such an oervirreneel manor wretch 'coot rived
to make off with Mrs. W.'s pockets, sod afier enipiyntic
them of the little money they contaisied, left theca laid to lbe
public street, is Petergate.
London, England, 1822-10-29

MELANCHOLY Of crni:ENcr.

Earl
viieirin k,,
was gntnz his usual ,Sof
crown of a man's head floating aline.. the Se,rntine natei.
and with some difficulty he too:reviled iu dr.zone out tie
body of a r,spe,tahle looking titan. oho ens (lime dead,
hut did not appear to have been long itinnet•ied in the
There wan octillion (mind shunt hum that roit:d hal to
discovery of who the person was. and it was generally
b.
hewed that be belonged to the arena; but in the ...onto ..1
yesterday it was that:olW. d to be Mr. Holland, painter sod
glazier, of Moutit•.trert, who has hero adooeut from 1.. a
friends several thy,. He has frerpientiv hett”e I .tr,tit
symptoms of derangement, and llMlronaide-,d to be iu that
melancholy situation when be escaped from hunk.
London, England, 1822-10-29

THEATRE ROYAL.

Mr. %'.h made his entre on Monday night as Major
O'Plnkerty, in Cumbeihuit's excellent comedy of %he Went
Indian, sail was welcomed by the plaudits of air %Oink
house. Iu his songs Mr. Webb displar. a thorough nation-
ality of expression, accompanied nigh n delicacy of taste,
feeling, amid judgment in !heir execution, which renders his
warbling and his brogue highly whimsical soul amusing. There
was one thing we noticed on Monday night, for which
W. his merits critical approbation—the eerie of " The Npriq
of Nhillelah," which r.sis as follows, we al ern, considered an
toilet-Ong an unjust description of 311 Irishman at Donny-
brook Fair— _ .

'• Comes oid—me.ts hi; fri•nil,
'• And fur love knocks him down,
6, Wdli hi. sprig• of Ski Ilh,” do^.
. .

. -
Often as wr have tiAtett the aforesaid Donnyhtnok fair,
we never beheld the phenomenon of an Irishman kinirking
hit friend dove fur lure. Mr. Webb's alteration of the
text

" Comes ont—tneeis an insult.
" Awl knock• his nem down," Ste.
is more like truth, and conseqsiently to be preferred: this
thil not post unnoticed, nor without its due recompense.
"Sueouratea Deelieh" Mat given with much pathos, sail
with an adequate share of that hslf•sertuus, half ludicrous
expression, of which the song admits. "Darby Kelly" was
received with like welcume—sung three times.

VISITATION OF TIIE ARCHBISHOP OF DUBLIN.
.111itirsday his Grace the A►chbuhop held his pri-
insry vi.itation at St. Patrick's Csiliedrul, which
wa. exceedingly crowded on the occasion.
The 'tram was int-sche4 by the Rev. Mr.
London, England, 1822-12-24

F.,414y, The Dramatist: Vapid, Mr. Elliston—and Old
and 1'•.~.0
On Saturday, The Suspicious Husband—and Old and
I (tune. .

1..

4TRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.
ILSDAY EVENING, December 26, wilt
be acted the Tragedy of
DOUGLAS.
Lord Rmsdniph, Mr. Egerton ; Olenalvon, Mr. Yates ;
Norval, Mr. Masco ; the Stranger, Mr. Hartley.' Lady Ran-
dolph, Mrs. Faueit; Anna, Mrs. Yiniug.
tiler ehich will be produced (Ist time) a new grand CoMic
Pantomime, called

HARLEQUIN AND THE OGRESS;
Or, THE SLEEPING BEAUTY OF TILE WOOD.
Ogress, the Fairy (afterwards Pantaloon), Mr. Homes;
Prince Azoff (afterwards Harlequin), Mr. Ellar ; Ahnab, his
Squire (afterwards Whirligig), Mr. J. S. Grimaldi; Grim
Oribber, Porter to the Castle (afterwards Clown), lir. Gri-
maldi ; the Sleeping Beauty (afterwards Columbine), Miss
Brissak.
Boxes, Ts.; Second Price, 3s. ed.—Pit, 31. ed.; Second
Price, as.—Lower Gallery, is.; Second Price, Is.—Upper
Gallery, Is. ; Second Price, ed.
On Friday, the Play of The Stranger.
The Tragedy of Earl of Essex is in reh 1, and will
be performed on Monday next: The Earl of Essex, Mr. Mac-
ready; Queen Elizabeth, Miss Lacy; Rutland, Miu F. H.
Kelly.
London, England, 1822-12-24

!PRP

ARRIVAL of the DUKE of WELLINGTON.
DOVER, DECEMBER 22.
His Majesty's steam packet, the Arrow, Captain
Rutter, arrived in the Roads this morning, from Calais,
bringing his Grace the Duke of Wellington, Earl Clan-
william, and Lord Somerset, but the packet being too
late to save tide into the harbour, they were landed
by a boat at eight o'clock, under a salute from the
guns at tl Heights. His Grace went to Wright's
Hotel, and has remained there the whole day, waiting
for his carriages and suite ; and as the packet did not
get into the harbour until nearly five o'clock this
evening, it is probable his Grace will not leave hence
until to-morrow.
Yesterday the Eclipse packet, with the mail, and
the Sovereign steam vessel, sailed for Boulogne, not
being able to get to Calais.
In the course of Friday night the Happy Return
and Fox fishing smacks of Brixham, in attempting to
enter the harbour, before the lights were hoisted, got
ashore between the South Pier Head and the Stone
Head, and now lie in a very dangerous situation ;
every article, however, has been got out of them.
His Majesty's steam packet the Dasher, and another
steam vessel went past to-day, and are supposed to be
gone into Hythe Bay.

CITY ELECTIONS.

Yesterday the polling for the two contested Wards was re-
sumed with much activity. At the close of the day's poll
the numbers stood u follow :

B.ISBISHAW.
Wrzserliws . ..... ......... ..... 34 Frisby VI
Hushes
Lister ..:. 3O

CRIPPLEGATE WITHIN.
Waterhouse
Forlt IA
Jowers . ' 36 Herron
Field • • 36 I esp..' • a
1 Valiance • •34 i Eke

Tbose marked tbus

.) are new candidates.

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.
London, England, 1822-12-24

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

~..

ronnroct•, i.cce
Arrived the .14111C4, Walton, from Miramichi ; Aud Prima
Leopold, 'Midler, from Alexandria.

2222 In.
Arrived the Eleanor, Lamb, form Bourdeaus ; Nsrtba,Col•
line, from Newfoundland , rtul LiJJIu, from St. John's, New
Brunswick.

nicermana it.
Arrived the Charles, from Charatile ; also off the Port, the
Berriman, from Bremen to St. Thomas's ; out 58 days.
Sailed the Nepos, Nader, for Sierra Leone.
►3
11.110C111, DIM MMMMM CO.
Arrived the Albion, from Bt. John's, New Brunswick, in 31
days; Usk, from Demerara ; from New York, sailed
,
on the IMIs ult.; Neptune. from St:John'', New Briinyukk,
in 4 daY s ; Sarah, from Messina, in 43 days; Searthingsell
Crum Charente, in II days; Aretares, from Cephalonia anti
Malta; Asia, Wynton, from L'Etay, New Brunswick, in 33
n.t)si and Montrose, from London.
The Aurora, Nichols, from Waterford for London, put back
this day, very leaky, having struck on the Arklow Banks.
DIV RRRRR 41.
Arrived the Maria, Keats, from Newfoundland.
Sailed the Duke of York packet for Lisbon.
DAM, DECO 21.

Remains the Severn frigate.

The Success. Cumming. from Dublin to Cork, was strandad
near Arklosv. 17th instant—great part of lb- cargo saved.

The Christopher, Cole, from Newcastle to Pool, was
driven uu shore in Studied Bay on Saturday.

MARKETS.

Coax E , lr .—We had a good supply of
Wheat from Esset and Kent, but very little from any other
county. The sales were not so brisk as ois Friday, but prime
picked samples obtained an advance of es. per quarter on the
prides of this day sennight. Barley is Is. per quarter cheaper,
and hear), sale at that abatement, the late arrivals having
enabled the Ma Ilsters to stork themselves fully, so that they
are not disposed to purchase any more for the present. Oats
are Is. per quarter loser, hilt fine fre,li corn went off tolera-
bly free at that decline. In Beans, Pease, nod Floor there
is no alteration.
To-morrow twine Christmas-day, no business will be tran-
sacted on the Corn Exchange.
Wheat
Rye
Barley ...... .. tits —34 s (Potato)
Malt ....... —...—..... 44S— 60s I (Poland)
White Pease ........ sas 565 (Feed) ...
Boilers sits 341 I Flour 3os --M4
Gray Pram-- ..... Ns ses Rapeseed

GUILDFORD, Dac aaaaa it.
Wheat,
It per load
"o

New dit—
Oat., per quarter Ol Iss to il ss
Barley, per quarter . ll es to 11 its
Beans, per quarter ll is to II lus
Grey Pease ... 11 los to It 13$

PRICE OF BREAD.
The price of the four-pound Loaf is stated it Serempete•
Halfpenny by the Pill-priced Bakers; some sell it a Peony
and Twopence lower.

Sts rrnrists.—All hough the supply yesterday was fat tree
being large, yet sales were very heavy of every article bet
Pork, as Reef was id., Mutton ind., and Veal td. per atone
cheaper ; but Po►k sold td. per stone dearer. The change in
the weather is given u the reason for the decline.
PRICES AT SMITHFIELD MARKET YESTERDAY.
Beef 36 ad to 46 Od Veal ........... as Od to is 44
Mutton is led to is ad I Pork is ad to 44

NEWOATE AND I.EADENHALL.
Beef
Mutton Si Od tO ill Id 1 Pork
London, England, 1822-12-24

SINGULAR ACCIDENT.

Sunday evening last about four o'clock. an accident, which
was likely to hese ended with fatal consequences, took place in
the neighbourhood of Parker's-street, Borough. It appears
that a poor Irishman, who resided at No. •L, Carter-street, de-
parted this life, and as is usual for persons from OM country,
they visited the melancholy abode for the purpose of waking
She deceased for several days previous to that of interment,
which was appointed for Sunday last, alien, ►t the above hour.
a vast concourse of persons, friends of the deceased, attended
to see his remains deposited in the grave. The room where tha
corpse was laid out in the coffin was filled, and the attendants
were indulging in their lamentations, while the undertaker was
nailing down the coffin lid ; on which being performed, he pro-
ceeded to supply the mourners with their cloaks and hoods,
which they pnt on, and all being arranged preparatory to the
procession, they were about to proceed towards the awful
destined spot, when the floor gav • way, and the corpse, and
every one in the place were precipitated Into a deep cellar.
Kinsey. the Town Hall officer, being near the spot. procured
assistance, and in the course of an hoer the corpse and mourn-
ers were got out of their unpleasant s'tuation, some of them
being seriously hurt, while others fortunately escaped but
with fright ; many were cat and bruised very much. On being
released the body was carried to the grave, followed by those
who escaped unhurt, and were able to walk. It Is much feared
that some of the persons are dangerously hurt.

An 'west was held on liatnrday afternoon at the Peniten •
Militsank, before TROMAIS MOM. Esq., the Deputy
Coroner for Westminster, on view of the body of Mary
BREWTON, En unfortunate convict, aged 14, confined therein.
Verdict—Died by the visitation of Ood.