biglam/hmd_newspapers huggingface dataset:
The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1819-05-13

A CAUTION TO MOTHERS.

- - - - - -
AT a critical Season like the present. when
Children are Teething, the utmost attention ought to
be paid them, particularly as the Measles and Chineough
are so pre►alent. If the irritation of the gums conies with
any other disorder, very few liiMme recover. Mothers might
never to be without the AMERICAN SOOTHING SYRUP
in the Nursery, fur if a Child wake■ in the night with pains
iii its gouts, this valuable Medicine applied will immediately
open the pores, heal the gums, and thereby prevent fevers or
convulsion; for should it come in competitiou with any
other disorder, it often destroys the Mother's brighest hopes.
Parents, who may be dubious of the virtues of the sooni.
ING SYRUP, may refer to the chlretent case■ that have
appeared in the Newspapers for these last ten years.
Since Mrs. Johnson has appropriated one hour twice •
week, viz. from Nine to Tess o'Clock un Tuesday and Satur-
day Nltiretings, to the Poor, wk.) have Children afflicted in
cutting tM•ir teeth, by hriuging a letter from a housekeeper,
that the Mother is • real object of charity, bas made it so
universally known in almost every family where there are
y g Children, Mrs. Johnson hopes so great a chanty will
not be 11111114-11,1111 1119 OW of her 11111/111e Aurae.
fu be had of the Proprietors, Johnson and Williams,
No. 94, Newman-street, Oxford.stmet, London; and, by
their Appointment, of all the principal Medicine Venders 14
.1.4411 14111 Country, at gs. 9ti. per bottle.
Nit —Be sure to ask fur Jubasson and Williams's Soothing
Syrup.
London, England, 1819-05-13

TILE DUKE AND DUCHESS 4W KENT.

We Ore happy to say. Ilor I)arlmil of IRMT con.
tirmv% to soijoy very excelkesit health. ler Royal
Ilcalineas combines to rid• not every rioy ri
phaeton, and is drove by her Royal (:nn•ort, who
observes the ►ame care mod attention toward. the
Duchess, at lie did all the way upon their startinz
from Gerisouly till their arrival in and
alighted at Kensington Palace. On Tuesday, noon
their return to Kensiogton 11,ilace, their Royal
nighties...a had choirs, and sat in the walk in the
east front of Ilse Palace, when Mr. Illitutt, the
cmiclunaker, exhibited to them a curiously con-
structed tehiele, called the Velucimarripede, or
phaeton in miniature, calculated to carry three
persons. The centre or body of the carriage is
►apposed to he for is female ; the front i. for a
gentleman to it on a narrow saddle to guide it ;
at the back is a small dickey lotto:101m hind %sheets
by machinery. It went a mile in three minute.,
►r,d it could be kept up with ease at she rate
of right miles an hour. Their Royal Ilighoesses
expressed their sistowslimeot a.. .I gratification at
the ingenious cootiivance of a %chicle to carry three
persons without a horse, particularly at the sim-
plicity of the construction, and the case with which
it is worked. It only weighs one hundred pounds.
The Princess FEODOIII, the daughter of 11w
Duchess, was at one of the windows of the Pala('
to view Ihr exhilotion. The Duchess and the
Princess FeoponE are studying the English lati.
gliaAr srry closely; they now Fpeak it very "IL--
The Princess, attended be her GaVertiere, walk
daily in Kensington-gardros, &C.
London, England, 1819-07-28

;owl Fisprorsatio• *lib now resprefis% ilyy
IIIIMpIi
14,0
obwo • - , she bollsriji elicit de said pistiskiisa
lea*
' in his breast sifilliltie her. iik,aitriiiSegali
of . •.
-
lb. Word Highness, for the better and nomr speedy appre-
hending soil bringing to jostler iht persons concerned in the
&heti siorrisid, is herriti isiiiiiiiiklitAie name and on the
behalf of hie Majesty. to promise his Miggsl)'s most grating's
pardon to any one of thein (rarept the person grim actually

*red the said pistol`, who shell discover his ireedeptices
therein, DU that they may be apprehended anti ettutteted
thereof.
And as a further eueourageraent hie (loyal Highness is
furthe► pleased to promise to any pennon or persons .(itxtrept
le aforesaid), who shall discover and apt's r brad, or cause to
he discovered mud appreheodrd, the persons conceived in the
said fohtuy, the Rewards following; that is to say, for the
resew who actually fired the sail pi.tul, the see of Three
Illifiked PIM 11116 ; sad for either of the other Iwo period,
who "dr* punted at the filing of de said pistol, the 'um of
Fifty Mande; to be paid by The Lords Commissioners of hie
Majesty's Treasury.

SIDMOUTII.
London, England, 1819-07-28

BI(IGHTON. JULY 26.

The Duke of York is expected to arrive at the
Piridion this day (Monday). It is understood that
the Prince Itegent intends being present at the
sirlieg mrtclies of the Yacht Club, off the Isle of
Wight, which c on Wednesday, and con-
c4ide on the following day. It is strongly asserted
that his Royal Flightless will honour our races wills
his presence, and winch will include Friday, Satur-
day, and at least this day se' ght.
The Doke of Yo►k's horsei, the Earl of Egre-
moot's, the Earl of Jersey's, Lord Foley's, &c.
have been here some days—excellent sport is antic►-
pated, ;Ind a most lively display of elegant company.
Lord Sefton, Lady C. Melville, Lord Viscount
;errand, the Hon. Berkeley Craven, Sir M. Strain,
Lord I'. Cecil, Sir F. Fond, Lady M. A. Poulett,
Lady M. Siligletaii, the Hon. General Fern►er, &c.
are the Irst arrival list. Lord Saye-and-Sole,
Lord Newark, Lord Clonhrock, and a few others
of importance, have left us fur limited periods.
London, England, 1819-07-17

PIG RON MATCH.

A mate% at eleven birds took place on Thursday, at
Wimbledon Common, between Messes. Street and Fitzhugh,
for fifty guineas aside, at twenty-one yards from the trap, as
follows:—Street mimed his first and fourth bird, and killed
the rest. Fitzhugh missed his seventh, eighth, and eleventh
bird, and lost the match, but they were all hit, and two
died out of the 100 yards bounds.
London, England, 1819-07-17

NEXT THCRSDAY.
s 201:00 for £l9 18 0 Next Thursday.
10.001 for 10 13 0 Next Thursday.
5,000 for 5 7 0 Next Thursday.
2,500 for 214 0 Next Thursday.
1,230 for 1 7 6 Next Thursday.
^ Prizes of £2O 0011 Next Thursday.
Every Ticket and Share
has 1 trice Distinct Next Thursday.
Cloturcs
All the
wnLuttury Next Thursday.
Dra
Tickets and Shirrs are now ea gale at all the Lottery
011iccv in Toots and Cinerary.
London, England, 1819-07-17

TH E COMET.

ONSZITATIONS Of TOL OFAUTIVUL CONES IX TUN CON-
STELLATION Of TUX LTX X.
Note communicated to the Moniterr by M.
Bunyan!, Member of the Academy of Sciences, and
Astronomer of the Bureau of Longitude :
Passage at the perihelion, August 2, at 12 o'clock—
Perihelion distance, 0.51744; the distance of the earth
from the sett being an unit.
Deg. Mitt.
Longitude of the perihelion..... 0 47
Longitude of the unde .. 277 14
Inclination of the orbit 44 87
Heliocentric movement, direct.
These observations ire only estimated. The co-
met is receding from the earth, and approaching
the sun : it resembles none of those comets which
have hitherto been observed.
London, England, 1819-07-17

•
factor with h ptititipal. A broker wai to be rt.
sowed acting fur another, indesa when he specially
announced himself as a 1 ipal. Ile knew there
were cases in a hick ownership was to be isofetred
from the posses.• of iontreuty, hut he did not
think that this was one of 111v$11. It was the pro-
vince of the Jury to pronounce a verdict according;
to their view of the tare—aer•nrdwttg to hia the case
was clearly with the Misintift:
The Jory, without hesitation, found a verdict
for the Defendants !
London, England, 1819-07-17

Fogel.

Co 'lnt St. Antonin.

%Vigram, jun. M.P, H. Calvert, W. Scott,
E. Blecitwood, G. Shiffner, T. Liddell, J. Ciabiwne, W. Con-
feree, R. BoKnit, J. Ell'', G. Hill, J. Btresford, H. Camp:tell,
J. Part, W. Kepptl, C. Flower, W. Stilling, H. Peyton, W.
Skelfingtou, C. Cockerel!, B Spencer, H. Tomer. W. %Val.
ler, T. Mostyis, A. Hume Gore Donley, J. leach, Robert
Chester, W. humley, Hume,
R. Gardiner, C. Brinell,
M. Singleton, R. Macfarlane, W. Elliot, Charles Imhoff,
J. Trollop. J. De Bath, C. Smith, E. Blake, W. Gurdou.
Admiral timberland.
Ganernle—Manners, Bailey Finch, Taylor, Wetherall,
Grosvenor, Cartorighl, and Mitchell.
Colonels—Reeve% Althurpe, Thoyta, Palmer, Thornton,
Cooke, Vivian, Sieoliensou, Stroll, Stoptord, Upton,
broke, Higgins, Punsouby, Cotton, Wood, Morlaud, Cuff,
mol Duff. .

Caplaims.—ll. Seymour, Harvey, and Burdett.
The Rev. Dr. Stonier Clirke.

llesere.—Jeykril, Freeman'le, Watson Ta)lur, Canning,
Vatiaittart, Harrison, B. Bathurst, Warren, Lushingtuo,
Wharton, Haibbouse, Rev. W. Blomtwee, S Stanhope, J.
Manner*,— Lamb, G Villiers, T. Steely, M. Sutton, B.
Long, C. bang, J. Villiers, Douglu, Feeding, Planta, Hutt.
Eardley, H. Seymour, Martin, M.P ; Huskisson,
Holmes, Culling Smith, W. Pole, Arbuthnot. Cox, Gold-
hurt, Mitchell, Thornton, Rickets, V. Fitzgerald, Greets-
wood, Ellis, Bigot, Bailey, Baring, Orby Butter, Rimier,
!Whey, Tramline, and Hoare.
Miglresses—Frermantle, M. Sutton, Canning, Lashing-
ton, Wharton, S. Stanhope, C. lame, G. Villiers J. Villiers,
Huskismon, Holmes, Wellesley Pule, Arbuthnot, B. Ba-
thurst, Cox, Orhy Hunter, Gordon, Rigby, Bethel!, Otway
Cave, De Crespiguy, Robinson, Crosby, Fast, sad L. Wel-
ker!.
Nimes—Harvey, live M. Sulimas, Macleod, two Shiff-
nem, Edon, Hon. Scott, Wrotterder, Campbell, two Hon.
Haddittgtons, Gifford, Cox, Dee, Hume, Chester, Buller,
two Hon. Towusheuds, and Craven.
London, England, 1819-07-17

HIGH QUARREL VIITH THE POPE.

A CORRLSPONDENCE between she COURT of
ROME and BARON VON WESSENBERG, Bishop of
('on•oziore, in whirl; the Bishop displace ihe Authority of
the Pope in Germany; an Ai colon or his endeavours, and
with ti ery probability of success, to effect a general Re-
formation in the German Catholic Church. Demy tiro.
prier bs.thl. riles boards.

Errom, Stock. Broker. Con& I I oti.l Lom-
bard-street. NEW LOTTERY DRAWS 22.1 of
JULY !!!—ONLY 6,0k0 Tickets!!!—TWO Grand Prizes of
10,000/. Sterling Money!!!—ALL in Ooe Day! !'—THREE
fullo.iug Numbers are sure to be Capital Prizes !!!

Tickvis and Shares nre now on sale at the silos, Lucky
OBice of Eytun, where all Business iu the Funds is woos-
'oral with honour awl dispatch.
N.B.—No. 4,45 G, 40,0001-5,115, 2,I'4KM, several ',ales.
51)01. &c. &c. have lately been sold by Evan, Nu. 2, (:urn.
hill.

AAI ERICA N SOOTHING SY liU
Children Csittiog their Teeth—Of all the numerous
Cases that have appeared in the Politic Prints for tbe last
Twelve Years, of the good effects of the AM ERICAN
SOOTHING SYRUP, n. are more entitled to the atten-
tion of every Mother snd Nurse thou the following :
The Meant daughter of Mrs. 19e, 37, Ihisding-street,
ClerkenwelE commenced Teething at a very early age, with
great fever and pals ; the irritation of the glow, occasioned
such inftnismuition of the body, as to C3lt•C the child to void
blood with its iodise; at the same time there was also a great
falling of the lowly, forming i lump of flesh the size of a
cherry. The distresk of the Pneents may he better ima-
gined than described. The condition of tlic child was such,
that it could hot he moved without bring !sliced on n pit.
low, when Providence directed them to try the SOOTHING
SYRUP (every ether means Israelite useless), which after
using • few tones, slopped the 1101.4111111.1i1011, and those
alarming symptoms were entirely 'emoted, and (le child lots
cut her teeth with perfect ease.
To be had of the Proorietors, Johuson and Williams, 93,
Newsome-street, 00*d-street ; and, by their appoitstmeut,
of all the principal Medicine Venders in Town •nd Conn-
ie'', at 211.10.1. per Bottle.
N.B.—Mrs. JOHNSON relieves the Peter, as usual, at her
house, every Tuesday and Sntorday morning, from Niue till
Ten ti Cluck, by bringing a Letter from a respectable House.
keeper, to certify 'bey are übj, els of Cit tf 7.
London, England, 1819-07-17

POLICE.

QUTTICSQUARE.
THE SENTINEL AT THE HORSE GUARDS.

Yesterday liduetaied Wastmll, a private in the lilt mi-
meo of Life Guards, was charged with violently assanitidig
and beating Mr. Francis Hui tin, a tintber•wncbaut, last
Saturday night.
The Complainant said he had been spending the evening
at a friend's house at Paddinetun, aud ass returning home
through the Park about teu o'clock. Wassail, who was sin
sentry at the Horse Guards, rd fused in let him pass.
He told him lie had afro !visaed through at a later
hour, on which the other rats fru,m los post warml
yards on the parade, and coming up to bins struck
hint a blow with his carbine which. felled hint to the
ground, mid then kicked him violently ■boat the bush.
His comrade, • soldier named It ~,, abu was on the neat
pens, culls(' him back. Complainant's eyes bore evisieut
marks of violenre—his foot was bound up, his ►ides Dual
. . . .

loins were black and blue, and 1w had Neu confined to his
but, under the care of a doctio, up to the present time.
The soldier said, in defence, that he wanted to force his
way contiary to orders; that he used improper expressions,
which irritated hint at the time, and he only did his duly.
Mr. Fielding recoi ttttt ended a tre'llnCluja . lie never
knew auy of the Life Guards to art improperly. They me
often exposed to insult, and Wires certain, from the becom-
ing and respectable appearance of the soldier, if lw had had
sufficient light to observe the respectability mid decency of
complainant's demeanour, he avuld have wird is a different
manner. It was probable the Complainant hail been drink-
ing that evening, and made use of some bad language.
The corporal gave the soldier as excellent character; he
had been three years in the regiment, and never before had
Neu in nny trouble. He begged leamlu'otriaLsve, that since
the coninworement of the twiljtioAniplerlings about London,
• ••

Ike threats of burning thektufsc s, asd Iht COIS !awll ilesafis
the Guards had been esio.ised to whilst on duty, rendered
at neers.u, v for thesis stern • to be derbled in the might time;
r high wssthrufact O. ILts occasion, the saddler load NO ex-
ceeded his justructiubs

11 •w eonteudesl on the other side, that be had nu right
to tout hia puss, and Collor: the Colllllll4lllllllt to ass:nth how,
19.1 tbst if he was doing wrung to irputt hint to 111, corporal
ottlie guard ur the next sentinel.

Mr. Fie Wing, after wane farther übitervatiotto. ordered
the soldier to be hound uvrt in aIi*WCZ the cowed/flat at the
•esettiug !gracious at %Veatritittater.

PRICE OF STOC
Bank Stuck.. H2O

‘S YESTERDAY.
India Stuck ....: 2081
India 80ndi....4 6 pr.
2..1 pr. 2 dia.
2 pr.
Ditto e0m.... 33 dia.
Lottery Tickets 191. 18s.
01'1,1..1 1 On dm. pair.
Cups. fur 26'h Angtl+l.
ex. dir. 611 68 671
Gbit

221
9 per Ct. 114 d. .. 681 i
3 per Cont. Coos. 6712
68 671 68
34 percent.... 77!R
4 per f..cots. 67111
5 psirr. N. Atm.. 104
• 103.1 103 k
Bank L. Aou. 18 3-16
London, England, 1819-05-25

TIE A POLIMN ICON, a gram, 11ssiocal
lostrosittent, invented and cuestrocted by Messrs.
FLIGHT sod RONSON, Organ builderl, is exhibited every
day from 'Firclve ieelock till Five, at the Rooms, 101, St.
lane, under the immediate patronage of his Royal
Highness the Prince Regent. The lostrrintent performs the
Introduction to !lambi's Dettingeti Te Deem, Mozart's
Overture to Zauhrtflote, and Haydn 's celebrated Military
Movement, with a grandeur of effect and precision equal to
suy Orchestra of tlw roust ociesitifie twrfornters.
Admittance One Shilling

PREVENTION OF FORGERY OP BANK Nor Es.
6.II)F.CIMENS of NOTES, on ins entirely new
►7 Pi inciple, whicli it is conceived union be copied by
any Engraver or Printer, ale now EXHIBITING at
3113, Strand, corner of Newcastle-street Admission Is—
It Scott reap. canny acquaints the Public, that the Speci-
mens of Notes now submitted to tin it Inspection have us-
,h•rgune tie► private scrutiny of Artists and Mechanists of
the first ishility, whu are miasimously of °pinkie, that it is
not possible to imitate them in any degree, so as to deceive
the Public. By this new method, every Note will exhibit
the same appeatauce, however uumerous the Impressious,
as the Plate will not require to be repaired after many mil-
lions have been ',rioted; and each Note thus pre►enting,
even for a series of years, a complete uniformity of appear-
ance, the least atteaspt at forgery wonld be instantly disco-
vered by the Public. It will be seen by an Inspection of the
Specimen betwevu the Glasses, that the smallest pos►ible
variation would strike the eye of the most colomou ob-
waver, and thus lead ti, immediate detection.
London, England, 1819-05-25

EARL OF ST.4MFORD.

We have to record the death of the Earl of Stator, sod
Warrington, Lord Lieutenant of the County Cltesin.
His Lord.,liip was horn the 14 October, 1731, and mond
in 1783, Henrietta Cavendish dentine*, second asighterd
William second Duke of Portland.—Hts 11.4,111,hip was tie
fifth Earl of St emford and first Earl of Warrington. He is sac
ceeduf in his titles and estates by his &drat son Groat
Minh now Earl of Stamford and Warrington, born to lie;
London, England, 1819-05-22

CITY BUCINESC.

The Lord Ifavor yesterday held a ('omit of Common
Council, for the dispatch of gt nevi' imitate lossiors.s.
A Petition was presented or the Court from Charles Mon-
tague, I:.+ who wits it the 1,.t C tof Aldermen mime
oared by the Lord thivor for the office of Sheriff of London
and Middlesex, prosiort: to he discharged f such minio-
n:dim' on account of ill health, which was complied with,
and he war, disehas tell smostlinuly ti um the snit Mishit .
Robert Humphrey 3Lirt to, Esti who was also • It it
for Sheriff, was discharged from the same on lois Petition,
he being a Protestant Dissenter.
A Report was presented from the Committee relative In
the office of Swot-Clearer, to whom it had been referred, to
Impose into the chat teeters and toablications of the several
candidate§ fur the office of Sworilbearer, in relation thereto ;
upon which the Court agreed to pruned to the election of
a person to fill that uffice,at their next meeting.
London, England, 1819-05-22

•P.IUIUNO AT THH Fit'E.N. COURT.

THE REAL CHAMPION OF ENGLAND.
Taw Cribb, the pride of the priee-eihg, and the ifitY
of
the hig men of the day, who are called lighting men, took
his benefit at the Fives' Court raterilny, and lie was very
prorrly patronised by a bumprr. He is not one of lime
young play things of the day ; he is the man willing to
fight any man, although he publicly &chord fighting some
years ; hut he is one of Iho•c men who cannot bear the
taunting language of self elected chumpiums, also in his
hand•, although pewo•il the or•ridinn of life (forty, next
q►a.s,) wouhl IN no inure in compai iron than a nehoul•lwy
to Randall.
Cribb •et-to wills Fri;or,. nail sheared him that fine atti-
tudes slid elegant (mot% are plot 011111141:1110101110 lust in the
iirize•rinz, nor will he who trapped the greul sou.der Carter,
enjoy the enviable title of Champion of England,
such old ones as Cribb enjoy wind
Randall and Sciroggina made a fine net-tn, not like More
mmi, hut al it fMy went like thorough-hell ball dogs, and
sullied each oilier well. It was a lesson to china boxers
that they Mood.' not lo•rk et their fists and study rnechnuion
iiiiitesel of hitting. Their enmity hurt eoprreiolol the
dulls of the old school, and it is RR certain •list the light
weights of the tiny ore a 4 superior to their brethren of the
oil school as the henry ones are intolerably bait The gallant
little Seruggens behaved well, and although floored he went
up to Itaudall again, sheaing breed all over.
Oliver and the wee• Black, who fought the scientific
George Cooper, and had nearly reduced his uffiiris to a stand-
still, had a set-mu, but it was a horse to a heri, and al lil
teach patricians,when in funny trim, nut to expose rinalificab
lions drowned iii grape au i good things against vein ordinary
It li but justice to Cooper la soy, that he could
breakfast, dine, and sup upon such sit article for a week
round. Oliver !Jaye,' the very devil with him, and put all
his milling notions sisi one side.
There were no other bouts worth naming.
London, England, 1819-05-22

ITERARY GAZE I'TE.—Mr.OOI,IIUItN
TMLA rastwctfially invites the attention of the ['oldie to a
NEW WEEKLY PAPER, entitled THE LITERARY
GAZETTE, said JOURNAL of I.ETTRES.
ARTS, MANNERS, AMUSE:RENTS, &r.
This New Weekly Journal. containing fortyeight columns
of original matter, i• published every Saturday, price SA.
nod is regularly supplied by the NClVialell stil Stationers in
Town soil Country.
The LITERARY GAZETTE will he could to present a
complete Analysis of the Liteintiire of the thy ; a compre•
liensive View of the Progress of Art and Science; an enter-
taining Miscellany of light Reading, and an instructive Re-
pository of general Knowledge.
Communications for the Editor may be sAiressot to Mr.
Coltn'', Conduit-street, or to the Office, opposite St. Cle-
ment's Chuich, Strand.
London, England, 1819-07-10

(!fear.)--The Noble Marquis turn concluded by
moving an Address to the Prince Regent, acknow-H
Irdeing the 'efforts hitherto made by Isis Royal
flischors. tor the prevention of the Slave Trasle—
cosigrattslating him ou the success that hitherto at•
tented his esetewass, but lamenting Hint the teach_:
was still carried on by Portugal. and in other
places; 31111 suggAsting tlw necessity iif apislying to the
Governments of France and the United Sales
A merles in adoptsuch measures in coisciirrence with
Great liritaiu. as would effectually tend to the final
supissessaissi of this NIPII 11l ll altie trade.
[This Address was amidst. to that moved in the
Bowie of Con ins on Wednesday slight on the
some suhje I. and already published at length in
this Psiirr.]
Thr 11►ortott WWI agreed to mentine dissfutiesige.

The *OA of lifehtori Cosh Paymewis fill. the Irish Pei&
son. Ih g,slrlbuis Bill, she New ti,soh Wnks [folios
and the Clown ass. Doh s BM, went srverAly thstrugh
Cww,m, five, end were report. d wUhuut amencluiruts.
The House 'btu actiwuesie...
_ _

- - -
FOREIGN INT h. LLIG ENC E.
London, England, 1819-07-10

ILIUU9 Complaints, iffiligrot ion, habitual
VP Costiveness, Nervous Head-ache, Eruptions or Opa-
city of the Skin, Goal, tendency to Apoplexy, he. The
character of the BENGAL ANTI-BILIOUS APERIENT
PILLS, as the Boost etfictuat remedy for the above Com-
plaints that has been discovered, is so well establishml by
lotic experience, that it is only necessary to sapiaint the
Public, that the trot sort is sold in London only by Sangre,
150, Oxford-street, sod Harris, the corner of S. Pallr.
Churchyard ; by Norton, Bristol ;. and Campbell, Chel►en-
Lam. Explicit directions oceolopsey each Box.
London, England, 1819-07-10

MR. MALLEYSIJN'S APPARATUS.

Whatever may be she difference of opinion to the provid.
wi the weans fur preserving the lists of uur tellow-beings
whets ships:tech occurs, through Mr. Maliinsou's apparatus.
none, we presume, eau be ((mud to • sist to the ►upplying.
those vessels and men e•mploycel iu she pursuit and huh.
suit after smugglers with this invention; they simply se.
quiring further artificial roil, when their present one, their
boats, upset, to enable them to remain without the power of
sinking until assistance is sent lu them, or they reach the
nearest shore. As the must decisive means of prolong to
the department of Government under whose cuotrol the
future destiny of these brave turn actually depend, nod of
sbrwing that the subject is deserving of their highest 'Men.
lion, we sultiniii the following list of those who have pi ems.
lovely perished iu this dangerous duty within the last two
years. extracted frosts the Public ['area
0/Pers. Mew.
1817—lease 23, the toat of thr'Queru Charlotte 1 8
Aug. 21, the float of the Pioneer , 1 5
Nov. 24, the Boat of the Nochefnet .... 1 3
Dec. 1, the Boat of the Humid
• D. c. N, Pres...mire Rust ....
Illlll—eels. 2, the Boat of the Dwaif
March 24.

Still. 28, the /logs of the Camille 0 h
pre. 7, Pre‘essiive Bust l 8
111119—.. A pri I 10, the Bunt of she SIR all 2 1;
Jolt 26, the Boat of the Bsdcvr. . 0 3

10 57

Were sre to estimate these lives at only 1401. the Kenna
price of a slave, they would amount to 8,1140/. a sum more
than sufficient t.i prevent the recut retire of the rvrtit. The
country, and more r.prcully the iminriliate friends of those
employed in this ha: tritons service, will appreciate the en.
deavours of the thin. Baronet (sir Francis Burdett), and his
seconder, Mr. W. Smith, the :Weather fur Norwich, in their
attempt of pressing on (he attention of Government the
duty of attending to the future preservation of Ibis deserriug
class of society.
London, England, 1819-07-10

ROYAL HOSPITAL, CHELSEA,
• &TR ULM, 1119.
IN pursuance of the • Act of the 53th Year of
his present Majesty, by which It is tweeted, that the
Ont.Peusioners of this Hospital shall, is future, be paid
quarterly, is advance, instead of IsalLyearly Notice is
hereby given, by order of the Right Honourable the Lords
and others, Commissioners fur =swaging the Affairs of the
said Hospital, that all the Out-Pessaiomers thereof, residing
is London, or within the district of the Bills of Mortality,
are required to appear pi-Faunally and regimeutslly, with
their Instructious, and Certificate* of Admission, at the
Secretary's Office is the said Hospital, on the respective
days, and iu their differed classes, according to their se-
veral rates of pension as safer snestilmed ; when 'Wend.'
once will he given trots Tes o'Cluek is the Storming, =Oil
Three in the Afterioron, fur the payment of a teener of a
year's PCIIIIiOII in advance to the teils September, 1819. .

On FRIDAY. the Bth a JULY.
The Pensioners at 54. per day, and those at 64. to the end
of the numbered Brainiest's.

(hi SATURDAY, the 10th of JULY.
Those at Od. frost the Royal Garrison Bawdiest and re-
main's( Regintrots sod Corps i those at 7d. and Ild. and an
the Cavalry at 9.1. per day.

On MONDAY, the 12th of JULY.
Thom at 11d. per day, Croat the Ist Foot Guards to the
fOth Foot insinsive.

On TUESDAY, Ilse 13th of JULY.
Those at N. pe► thy, from the Stet Font, and all the re.
ungluing Regiments and Carps, as also those at 10d. per Jay.
On WEDNESDAY, the 14th of JULY.
Those at Is. per day from the different Regiments of Ca-
valry, with the lit and 2d Regionalise( Foot Guards.

On THURSDAY, the 13th of JULY.
Those at la. per d.y, from the 3d Regiment of root
Goiards, to the cod of the membered Reginseuts at that Rate.
On FRIDAY, the 16th of JULY.
Those at Is per day, from the Royal Garrison Battalion,
and all the remaining Reshaests sod Corp., and also those
at Is. up. postal.
London, England, 1819-07-10

MB BOXING RING.

Neste, the Urietol num, bus eoutleseended to come forward
•Rain, anti he was matched against Syriac, ow Wetlocathiy,
for 1110 contra. aide, Its fie,' in a 24.reet agnate. between
London sad Illristol, its October, west. Some eves bets were
wade, but Neste for cutter. . .

• . .
Oliver to traimug ou au well, that he has become an equal
favourite With bis formidable antagonist, Donnelly. The
fight takes piece oa the 21st itistam.
'rbe 'which hmtvern Raudsll mid Seroggins may. he 411111.•
sidered off, AO the 10/. a-side down will he drawn. Randall
souk povsessiou of a fulfa.erib in Chancery-Line yeoerday,
and won't fight under 21W11., and Seruggius's patrous have
au objeetiun to be ufT a bard bereeia.

SXOIYSR .ATERPI LLA RS.

*IGA, ,u,e H.

•
An event, not unparallekd indeed, hot very rare, has
lately occuirrd here. During • Crone north-west wind, an
immense guantity of young teterpillars fell ern the west
meadows on the south hank of the Duna, and deroareAthe
grass, with the routs, upon • very ratensißve tract. As soon
as this was perceived, the peupte employed all Menus they
could thigh of to destroy then—whey deg ditches, swept the
insects tote:lore is lamps, end embed them, itc. hot without
ninth dimitoshiug their I/slithers. Ou the fourth day they
crept into the earth, and changed into chrysalises, so that
we Use the had prospect of seeing them return as butter-
Ars, and ipropagste their species among us.
London, England, 1819-07-10

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POLICE.

110M.STRE ET .

On Saturday • respectable inhabitant of Ilainpseail,;nel
• fa•tily lnau, was fully c ted for trial for a ►ape 101,
Fanny Francis, a zirl who Whs but a few slays since eligazed
as his servant. On 'rhtirsday lie was held to bail before
Mr. Conant, the Magistrate, tor an &assail. He accordingly
found hail and was iibrraul. flu Friday, when the girl
went before the Grand Jury to prefer a bill of indictment,
the bib .vas found for the capital offence, andttpow • reel,-
ficate I..ing ..sw►d, lie was apprehended and committed ft
Ns:erg:de.

Heir, Tooniwg, a young man ut a respectable appear.
mice, was charged with rubbing the shop of :11r. Jeffery;
Ihr hooka. liar, in Pall-Mall.
Mr.Jetf..rys,jra star at the Prisoner came into his
shop shout o'stue /day catalog, and tubed if
the books purchase resOn ttl Iwo u eluak hest
day, hail been seat h tme. r. Js &rya, jun. not having
bear•i of tech an tole., went 10 the hasbar k of She situp to
inquire respecting it, tub. a le: observed the P. is•n•e, going
out of the shoo, which attracted his anemias), soil twatiog
him runitiii7, be had no doubt but that he bail stoku
sumeilaiic. he called out " Stop tbsef!" The Prisecur ass ra
coasequmcs stopped sad secured near Little
when he was seen to throw away n tarp hook, %limb was
our of a set which Mr. J. fferys had gives six ini..as and
half fur. Air.daiderss stated, that he hail uu doubt the Pr.
staler had been pursuing similar practices, and he lately
escaped from his pprsuers by 'mum' them be was only
amain. away I • Sits bail.
He was Cullom l for further examination.

MARLBOROUGH-OTRYYT.

Sitarslity J. Peers., only 12 years of age, was eumatinerl
fir sterling lllh.. of beef hum a butcher's 'lmp in Tottea-
hatn.conrt•road

George Thompsect. a pauper of St. Ann's workhouse, was
committed for stealing a coat and silk hainlkerrlikf from the
warehouse of Mr. Dolaii, Gate•strect, Lincoln's
s. Jone►, coachman to Mrs. Gandolphy, of Baker-street,
Portland-place, wa. e..... on a charge of forting a
oceipt fur the payment of a bill of 501. 10s. and thereby de-
frauding his mistress out of the said sum.

WORSHIP•sTRF.rr.

Saturday were committed from this office John ,Ilddeae,
for burglarious!), entering the house of Mr. Reid, of the
Shepherd ■nd Sh.-pheriless-walk, City-road; GPOIII4I Add,
for stealing • time-piece from the house of Sarah Stowers ;
Wm. Had, II m Jackson, and 11'r•. Steal/wood. fur stealing
a firktu of butter, the properly of Mr. H. Wm. Brooks,
Baldwin-street, City-road ; and S. Dena, for sh•aling two
pair of stays, the properly of Mr. P. Holmes, in Feather-
stone-street, SI. Luke's.
London, England, 1819-12-06

MR. wEsrs EXHIBITION,

THE GREAT PICTURE. I)EATU ON
THE PALE HORSE., CHRIST REJECTED, ST.
PETER'S FIRST SERMON, PAUL. and B%RNABAS
receiving the GENTILES. the BRAZEN SERPENT. the
CRUCIFIXION of OUR SAVIOUR, with other ptc-
TURF.S and SKETCHES. are pow Exhibiting limier the
immediate Patronage of his Royal the PRINCE
REGENT, at No. 125, Pall-Mall, near Carlton-Howie,
every day from Tim till Emir.
By Order, CHARLES SMART, Secretary.
London, England, 1819-12-06

MRS. H. !WORE'S STORIES AND TALES.

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►`7 SOCIETY, and TALES fur the COMMON PEOPLE.
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QERMONS„ chiefly rlesiguett to elucidate some
ts. 7 of the LEADING DOCTRINES of the GOSPEL.
To which are added,
Sermons preached on several Public Occasions, and
plumed by desire.
Fly the Rev. EDWARD COOPER,
Rector of Dainstall !tinware and of Tuaall, in the County
of Stafford.
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of the POOR, *Meted with DISEASES of the
EAR, Carlisle-street, Sohn.

PATRONS,
His Roy*, Highness the PRINCE REGENT,
His Royal Highness the Duke of YORK,
His R. Highness the Duke of LENT.
And His Royal Highness the Duke of CUMBERLAND.

PRESIDTMT,
The Must Noble Marquis of CAMDEN, K.G.
VICE-PRESIDCMTS,
I The Duke of Devonshire, The Bishop of Chichester,
The Duke of Norfolk, Sir Samuel Shepherd,
The Marquis of Hertford, George Watson Taylor, Esq.
The Marquis of Anglesey, M.P.
The Earl FitzwiHim, W. Egerton, Eaq. M.P.
The Fin of Egremont, Wattbew Wood, Esq. Alder-
The Earl of Ashburnham, man, M.P.
The Right Hon. N. Van- John Sims, M.D. F.R.S.
sittart, William Babingtou, M.D.
Viscount Dudley and Ward, F.R.S
The Bishop of Durham, Henry Cline, Esq. F.R.S.
Since the establishment of the shove Institution, upwards
of 1,730 Patients afflicted with Deafness, and other Diseases
of the Ear have been admitted, the greater number of whom,
to the satisfactioo of the Governors, have been mired or re.
tiered. wad therby rendered capable of following three
various employments, to which before they were incompe-
tent. . . . .

Every Subscriber of One Guinea per annum, is entitled
to one Patient always on the Books ; Two Guineas cubit's
to two Patients, and so i■ proportion ; Ten Guineas cos-
mitotic a Life Goveruer.—Such Patients as require its are
gratuitously supplied with Acoustic Instruments.
Subscriptions are received at the Banking house of Sir
William Curtis, Bart. and Cu. Lombard-street; Messrs.
Barclay and Co. Lombard-street; Messrs. Birch sod Cham-
bers, Bond-street W. Cubbe, Esq. Treasurer, No. 2, Hay.
market; and J. H. Curtis, Esq. Surgeon to the Institution,
N 0.2, Soho-square. G. WHITING, Sec.
Royal Dispensary, Nov. 29th, 1119.
London, England, 1819-12-06

MEN DICITY PROSECUTIONS.

Joseph Johasni, aged 2d, better known a. the o new
King of the Reggie.," was prosecuted by the Sofaa iv for tie
Suppression of Mendacity, as au incorligthle rogue nuJ
vagabond.
The Prisoner, with a gang of several napers, was *Spilt!.
headed by thr Society's ulfice•a, through the 111Slreniptii.ilily
of one of the Marlln.rough•street Magistrates, ulio bail iwru
much annoyed by them, and after a must violent 111.111.1111111. e,
lodged in the watch-house. lie has fur a length of time
defied the vigilance of pariah ()Rivers, 21111 ev.•n from the
constables of the Society lie has fiequently t %raped by force.
In fact the plans of half the beggars in Loudon were 1.111111'4
under his imperintendesice, and bare been by hi. app.elom.
lion frustrated suit disconcerted. Ile was eXllefieti to be
provided with Cuinisel Ina this did nut Win out to be
the case.

The COVICT sentenced him to be imprisoned rue one year
in the (louse of Correction, to be Irmo to bird labour, and
during that period to be three times well whipped.
John Peary, sized 32, a notive of Sicily, the right-hand
supporter of the lost hopeful chicken, tens next but pot to
the liar. This gear/coma applied to the Society in July
ISIS, was relieved and poi to work; hilt in about six inwittbw
afterwards be hill them gaily, ilist be had AAVtal slitlii•irnl
money to carry him home, and vr:is not 'wielded to them
far any ra,1,111 a. Sa WI:1111CW to thin he li.is hero fmir times
appruheirderl, end tOlUPllliteil for 1/arillll.l ton buds. for mt.
co fining the old enßiog, and was 011 C of Ibe bait!. :1111,1.-brual.
ed in Portman.* youie, nu Sunday, the 9th of Novena/cr.
—lie was sentenced to one year's imprtaonineut, :did to tow
well whipped.
Others of a minor note were sentenced to cartons periods
of imprisonineot; and such a■ hall any prospect ui tiny
work, were taken wider the piutection of the Society to Le
clothed.
London, England, 1819-12-06

POACHING AFFRAY.

Saturday morning lasi. between three and four n'eloek,
tan men or tlie pallid' of flatlewirk, named inmes Aust sod
George Hristww, anneal with lolnAlfrions, NMI hlVinS In their
',osier:ion nets and bare., were ilieerosr.ed ler a wood
hedge on the manor of Hoed:tun Farb igh, by two keepers,
employed to protect risme. The pu.ielwas Suiting themselves
detected, commenced an assault upon the keepers, anal
Bristow, b.. nu set butts ba utal and unmanly, obits-awed one of
the kcep-rs of all power of and iziog a hanger
which the latter had by lot. side for ultimate priori-titan, rut
him aeons,* the head in several plates, and would no doubt
have killed him, if his companion had snot Come to lots ow-
sistanee. Awe., who ass eugiged with Ibis keeper, bezted
few quarter, which was instantly granted ; hut be must
treacherously took an opportemity, whi,t his lame opponent
was stooping to rear up his fallen felluw-s.rvant, to strike
him a severe blow on the head, a hich knocked him down;
who, however, instantly ►ecoverio; frusn the atta.eb, so-Dike--
eel Ansi incapable of further annuyeoire. Bristow thin tied,
kawinz his hat Whiled hius, having the nanie of F. Harding
written in Mk in the inside of it. Bristow :rat. an acre of
garden gemend dote to his dwelling; and Aust confesses
having full employ and good wages.
London, England, 1819-12-06

7'H E *my.

On Saturday morning the Doke of WIC
at Windsor Palace, about eleven o'clock, froth
clots, to hold a Council on the state 01*
TY'S health. Soon afire the members of the Cowl-
etl arrived, coohi.ling of—
The Arcbhi‘hop of Gantt dims', the Bishop of I,routn,,
the lord Chancellor, the nuke of Ilmitrose, the %rip:- ut
Camden, the Earl of Wirehilma. 1.,r1 Arch n, t.nnt st
Helen's, bard Henley, the Esit or Itsieirstiehl, and Sir
ham Grant, being the trhol.. Olt members of the Cuutc.i
except the Archbishop of York.

The Council as.rtnh!ed at twelve o'clock, when
the while of the fire :Loom were in aite„dirsee.
rod made ►heir motiddy report of the mite of the
KING. to which they were sworn before the
Council; after this the members of the Council
adjourned to the private spartusents of the KING,
and flitted his MAJESTY. A bulletin was tors
agreed alums as to the state of the Ktnr. for
satisfaction nod inforination of the public. but
which was kept private WI yehterdai. when it wa,
exhibited in the Plate r,,oins, in St. *Limes's Pithier,
by General GWYNNE. one of his Majesty's Egger.
ries. end one of 11111 M. jtsty's Parts from Witidow,
which is as follows :

" Windsor Castle, December 4.
" Nis Majesty's disorder has uudeigoise no alieratidn.
His Majesty was iadisposed fur two days s fortnight 'this,
but has sow recovered bis ordinary bodily health, whoh is
good considering his great age.

- (Signed) 4. HENRY IiALFORD, "J. WILLIS.
" M. BAILLIE, a R. WILLIS."
" W. II ECERDEN,
In consequence of the various ►eports which
have been circulated for some time past, respectin4
the state of the KING, the inquirer. at St. James'.
Palace yesterday were much more numerous than
thet• had been for a considerable lime past.
The two days illness alluded to to the bulletin
were the days when the two Coancils. as we stilted,
were held at Lambeth Palace. Tile •upreee.
dented circutabtaiice of the Doctors bruit examistrii
iu Loodois took place at the first stay'.
The Doke of YORK received threregpresses hula
itadror ou that day.
London, England, 1819-12-06

111 A DAME DE GENLIS' LAST WORK.
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Historique.
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street .
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daring the last 30 years. 4 V 01... 21r.
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London, England, 1819-12-06

THEATRES.

DRU RT-L A N E.

The opera of the Siege of Belgrade was admira-
bly performed on Saturday night. It embraced a
powerful host of vocal talent. Mr. DLAI:AK' never
Hilyesred to greater advantage in the Serarkier—
liii rich and powerful voice mingled sweetly with
the t3strful and delicate notes of Mica BYRNE, in
the character of Lille. All the other psrts were
sustained in the most efficient manner.

COVENT-I; 4RDEX.

The rmiseial •lrama of Rub Roy hl•Gre;or was
performed here on Saturday night. Miss Time, in
the pet of Diann Vernon. received much and
cirorry. d applause. One of her songs "et high-
land Lod fey Lone *env born," was loudly encored.
The piece went off with its usual eclat.
London, England, 1819-12-06

FLANDERS MAIL.

FRANKFORT. NOVEMBER '2l.

I.ord Cntheart, who 14 returning from his em-
bassy to the Court of Russia, arrived here yesterday
from St. Petersburgh with his family, uu their way
to Loodoo.

Tile Minister. to the Diet who belong to the
Special Committees appointed in the sitting of the
21. it September, have from time to time confidential
no-eringa. In 11111 e of throe oneetingv, held on the
17th, the first report of the Central Committee at
war read. It is said to be drawn up by the
Dtputy from Bitten, Mr. Wester. As the mill-
Lary organisation of the German Confederation is
to be tinnily regulated at the Congress at Vienna,
General tungenan, the President of the Military
Committee ;It frankfort, is gone to Vienna, io C 311.•
sequence of orders Iroin the Austrian Government.

BRUSSELS, DECEMBER 2.

Accounts from the Hague Bud Amsterdam speak
of VariUMl arrests which have taken ;dace in the
latter city, without giving any explanation of the
cause of this measure.

The cause of Mr. Constautio, Editor of the
Coristitatiose/ of Antwerp, was heard to-day be-
fore the Court of Appeals. Mr. Constantin was
prosecuted, as our readers will remember, at th-
Instance of the Austrian Minister, Baron de Bender,
sod was acquitted by the Correctional Tribunal
at Antwerp. The pleading. were long. The prin-
cipal quest,on wa:, whether offensive expressions to.
wards the Austrian Cabinet. inserted in the Consti-
foliose?, and extracted limn an English Journal,
were to be considered directed against the Entire-
ror himself. and consequently wlsMiter Mr. Con-
stantin ought to pay 'lie tine of 500 noting ? The
Coats will deliver its judgment the day after to-
morrow.

There have Iseen setae disturbances at Booktim,
in the kingdom of flatware; Tins place is welch
frequented by yams Preseinue.—; Brussels Pupas,
December 3.)
London, England, 1819-01-12

EXTRAORDINARY ROBBERY.
•

On Twelfth Night, a■ the homily of Mr. Young, lkilieitor.
of No. :$4, Maisliam-strrel. Weeisaisioter. sere esjoying
their manual treat of cake soil wine. a rail/ of thie►es es.
terra the bowie. They had gut into ■u rmpN house, N 0.311,
sod uric the roofs of the nth", hossets, till they eotered by the
trap-thow at Mr. Tosses. They poereeiled ito toting opt
property to the sinitant of shoot ?Id. cooteishor chiefly of
linen and *raring apparel, and were oolitic easy with it,
whew they were eneonntered by seine of She novo befusits.g
to the Westminster Gas Company, so whose apprnseh they
thiew down It.c properly sod ded. The men vuoveyed it to
the White these public house, close he, and its the pocket
of a waislroat which was arisologst it. reflood a letter 4%-
nel" to Mr. Young, N 0.34, Marsbam-street, sad this led
at voce to a denonement.
London, England, 1819-01-12

The tale of " The Heart of Mid-Lothian" has
been translated into the French language, under the
witch snore appropriate title of " Lis Prison
d' ltdinGonrg."
One of the Paris Papers saes, that an establish-
tarot ha% been opened at the Bortiere du :Haute, in
that city, where excellent wine is sold at the rate of
tg ROUS—..au hoar!

Lieutenant COWMAN. of the navy, arrived in
town mo Thursday morning with dispatches from Sir
HUDSON Lowe, which were brought by the Bum-
key Cagle, which vessel was obliged by contrary
winds too put into Crooktrairen, after u tedious paw.
sage of lime weeks. Miniaters, however, did not
this time deprive the Attorney and Solicitor-tie.
neral or their re-t. our has the public been alarmed
lay nay new plot. %Ye have been favoured with the
following accoliit of wine recent transactions there,
which is ex►racted Iron► a letter : . . .

-...-.. -
*. A alma discrareful scene was reseeded to the inhabit.
sets of St. Helens a less slays past. Messrs. Ilarriegium, at
the Cape, shipped on beset of a brig, which arrived here, a
carriage fur General Bertrand, whirls had beer. ordered sere.
rat months before to be made in ladle, with die Imiewkdge
end consent of she Governor. The torment it was know% so
he on board, the greatest liostk sad confusion prevailed
amongst she Staff here. The eaforsimate vehicle was load.
ed, the Heists ripped up, the body, pounds, and every slum
y it bruises to Ouse, and the fragments mastered shunt
/le wharf, apse the ridicskies pretext that letters for Boise.
pane might be coseattrel in same part of it.
" to issesequeeee of she prohibition of istercosine be.
tween Rusapartes followers mud the isdiabitaists, the ivies.
men to whom the Preach are iiiikbred, Sail it impossible so
Wiliam payment of their bilk. Upward' of a thoeisand
pounds have been dee by Item rut a considerable Bose to a
house here, mot a farthiug of which tee be olmained. People
are afraid of mentiuming their swamies I. public, or of eves
being men at she same side of she sheet with chewy lest
they .hold become objects of aeopiciuss to the Adjoins".
General. 'A sew beam is building fee Boliaperte, ie ti
hollow ghost 100 yards from There be issue lives. is
nrippui:ed that it will require fuer years to Aria l It, sad
that it wig met, who* finished, Mist 'bemused pommels; se
preporetion heriag hoer imaihrlbe past* the hombre tido
femme before it wee shipped free ISlglemol, aid ee the Made
'nest he carried up the sereuatelas chiefly by the labium of
men, she dosilvasisage of a atm sad damp building will he
united to ell she utisuitshinees of Ose present resiolesee, no.
noireme is Never seem allemod, mad Blither the Olei foot ,ssur
any ember Eaglishimau brows sup thief mines 'boat hies lbws
that the orderly Captain aressiesielly gets a glimpse wf bias
through the widow blank"
London, England, 1819-01-12

FELONY

77zoneas Gills! was ch3r4..1 %Ids ,fralling a roil of old rope.
Mr Allan Mason, of the house ist Mason and Wilson,
whartingeis, Brook's Wharf. 1111111 liq Greet, staled that on
Saturday i veninx he paw the Prisoner carryinic a coil of old
rope from the wharf, and he hail him taken into custody.
The Prisoner, in his defence. said a than employed him to
take the rope to sell for him, hot lie did nut knew wtsu the
man was.—The Prisoner was fully committed fur teilL