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The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1821-12-15

THE SING s. DREW.

Mr. POLLOCK °proud she pleading,. This was
vn indichnesit against the Defrittlant for wilful and
corrupt perjuvy. by him Committed before a Com-
mittee of the House of 'Corn mons.
Mr. SCAILETVatatej, that this case arose ont of
the lust et/atoned election fur the Borough of Httlim,
in Yoe kshire. On that occasion there were three
candidates, Mr. Foment, Col. Bayley, avid Mr.
Shaw; the two first were returned ; and • petition
being presented to the House of C11(11t110114, a
Select Committee was appointed to try the merit
of thelrsturn; and on that occasion the Defendant,
being it voter of 'Mot Borough, sas examined as a
wittiest, and swore that Colonel Bayley, before the
election, promised him 201. or 301. if he would
vote for him. This was the perjury which be
should be able satisfactorily to prove. The Learned
Counsel then called his Witileflft.P.
Colonel Bayley, the repre.entatiee of the borough
of Hedois, swore that on nu occasion, either by
himself, or any other person on his behalf, did he
promise the Defendant any mosey for his vote.
Off his cross-examinati.in by Mr. TuaTox, he
acknowledged that he had paid Mr. !velum more
than 500/. fur the expenses of leis election. He
went twice to the Defendant's; both times Clifford
accompanied him.
J. Clifford, • voter of the borough of !Won,
accompanied Colonel Bayley Oil 1116 CklitlfilAF, and
went with him twice to the D,frothtileii; lie heard
all that passed, and 1.0 prosuiae of money, or any
thing of the sort, occurred. lie went twice to the
Defendant's with Coloorl Bayley.

Win. Wells swore, that lie attended as a witness
before the Election Comniitter, and previous to
Drew being examined he asked toe witness, Sup-
pose a man wrre to say what was wrong abut hate 011 i
lsr thecoosequence; would they put hint in New-
gate ?
Mr. Tcarox, for the Defendant, took several ob-
jections to the indiettneut, .41tich hie Loothliip did
tint consider material ; and he then soldrefted the
Jury at cousiderallie length, and dwelt particularly
on the third visit of Colonel Bayley to the house of
Drew, when he went alone.
The LOUD Culu? J time& summed up the evi-
dence.
The Jury found a verdict of—Guilty.
CONSTITUTIONAL ASSOCIATION.
THE XING v. DOLOY.

This was an indictment fir a hhel, preferred at
the instance of the Constitutional Asauciation.
When the Special Jury was called over wily three
appeared; a holes hem; prayed—
Mr. SCaIILETT, for the Defendant, rose. He
said this wits one of those cases in which there were
a great number of Proreenturs, and of these Pro-
secutors the Sheriff was one. He therefore ob-
jected toe Jury eurpaimelled by him. He had fur
this the authority of the case of the Ki►•g v. Smith.
Mr. Guatuy said, properly speaking, be pie-
London, England, 1821-12-15

FIRE DEPARTMENT.

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No che►Re will be made for Policies where the Premium
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LIFE DEPARTMENT.

Independent of a reduced ante of Premium, as compared
with other Others having a sullattrilied Capital, Insurers for
tar *hale term of Lite are to he entitled, at the end of 'even
years, to participate in the Profile with the orienaal Sub-
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ur by a reduction of their failure animal Premiums,
at he option of the Wearers.
Persort• Insured so this Office are allowed to pass by sea
from one part of the Voited lina(iluoi to *outlier, nod also
is lime of peace to pass in decked vessels or steam-boats
from B • hto Forridio Porto, behoove the Tel and Brest
`both iiiclusive), 'Whom extra premium ur special leave of
the Directors, as is vismally required.
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fees.
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the Stamp.
London, England, 1821-12-15

THEATRE.ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.

THIS EVENING, SATURDAY, Dec. 15,
will be meted Shaksprare's Play of
THE TWO GENTLEMEN OF VERONA.
Doke of Milan, Mr. Egerton; Astosio, Mr. Chapman ;
promise, Mr. Connor; Vsleutiae, Mr. Jones; Sir Thisrio,
Mr. W. Fartes; Lessee, Mr. Liston; Speed, Mr. Blanchard;
Übaldo, Mr. Mussel; Kudolfu, Mt. Pyme. Jolla, Miss M.
Tree; Sylvia, Miss Holland( ; Latetla, Miss Beaumont.
la the course of the Play will be ioiroducrd Soma, Duels,
Glees, sad Choruses, the Poetry selected from the Plays,
Poems, mad Sonnets of Shakapesre. In Act IY. will be in-
trudseed Fuer Additional Scenes.

After which, 111th tins', • sew Eatertsininest, called
THE TWO PAGES OF FREDERICK THE GREAT.
Tte Principal Chancier, by Mr. W. Farren9 Mr.. Chat-
tevky, Miss Foote, Mr. Fawcett, Mr. Atkin, Mr,. Fitscit,
Miss Love, Mrs. Gibbs, and Mrs. Vining.
A Private Box may be bad for the season, or nightly, of
Mr. Brandon at the Box•OiSce.
The Door; lo be opened at Six o'Clock, and the Per-
formances to betid at Sere*.

8..xe5,7a,; Second Price, 38.6d.—Pit, 3s. &I. ; Second
Price, So.—Gallery, to.; Second Price, 18.—Upper Gel-
-18.; Second Price, &l.
The Two Pages of Frederick Ike Great will be repeated
every Evening.
0a Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Satruday, The
Tao Gentlemen of Verona.
_

Ow Tuesday sod Friday, the Opera of The Exile.

OLYMPIC THEATRE.
NEWCASTLE. STREET, STRAND.

MINIS EVENING, SATURDAY, Dec. IS,
- A- .in be peelensed • Bee Wis, is sr• vela ...Al-4

ARRIVALS;
OR, THREE DAYS AT LONG'S.
Old Credulous, Mr. Taylevee; Voting Credulows, Mr.
Baker ; Shark, Mr. Villiers ; Sharp, Mr. Vale ; Nabbaus,
Mr. klildeoball ; Wailer, Mr. Strickland ; Tim, Mr. 01.
herr,. Amelia Pemberton Miss S. Booth; Miss
Healey ; homy, Miss E. Scott."
After which, third lime,
MORI LDA 'S WAND;
Or, THE PALACE OF STATUES.
Prince Zanier, Mr. Howard. Zolphiaa, Miss S. Booth;
Chant, ins, by a Lady (the Authoress of the Piece), her se.
coed •ppearaace on this Stare.
to the Picce will be intruclaced ■ Pas Scul by Miss J.Scolt,
bet seemed appearance.
To conclude with a qew &drain aaaaa of Tun, called
LIFE IN LONDON.

Tuns, Mr. Baker; Jerry Ilawlbora, Mr. Osberry ; Ohl
Hawthorn, Mr. Villiers; Logic, Mr. Vale; Mama, Mr.
Hasonautul; ShuMe, Mr. Power; Floss, Mr. Healey; Soap,
Mr. Tayleure; Guldfloch, Mr. Strickland; Paddy Byrum,
Mr. G. Smolt. Sae, Miss Walpole; Mrs. Nab, Mrs. Pearce;
Betty, Sloss Goodwiu.
On Monday, Threw, the Orphan of Geneva—with Teresa
Tonikots, or T►e Fruits of Castro.
London, England, 1821-12-15

COSMORAMA.

---
A VIEW of the INTERIOR of WEST.
Zik MINSTER ABBEY, lake at the moment of
CORONATION, by Mr. M'KENZIE, will appear in the
course of ibis month. • From the well-known repuoissess of
Ike Artist, the pnblie may judge what gratificatios this
Painting is likely to afford, whew aided by the illusory ar.
rummerst of this exhibition. The Cosmorama is a pens'.
met ratabllminsent, open throogh the whole year, from eleven
o'clock is the unarming till nine at sight. It is composed of
EIGHT PANORA MIC VIEWS, part of which will be
changed on the first Monday of tidy ssonth.—Adssiltasice,
Use Shilling.—No. 99, St. James's-airt et.
London, England, 1821-01-08

This day is published, price 3s.
TuE .tODEHN CHURCH : n Satirical
rves. ; comprisiug Sketches of some Popular and
Unpopular Preachers.
By JOHN LAURF.NS BICKNELL, F.A.S.
Printed fur T. Cadell, Strand; and W. Blackwood, Edin-
burgh.
Of whom may also be had, by the same Author,
ORIGINAL MISCELLANIES, in Prose and Verse, Sim.
pries es. in boards.
London, England, 1821-01-08

;84:707V4. 4161151 i
t. r
are not yet !Reset.
.the ne31,11 foe ,be emeter, whirl c‘h,..4. ,m, 11
Friday, ), 'wade up, we hove lie Path
.faetion of keowing she produce of the Revesklhsefier the
year 111118, haswritreedetlibst of the 'year 1819, by a sewed
ohms* 8.300,0001. fbi. sineemisorpears In bin* WWI
lhlent wholly in the Nemmee . Ekeise, Seelediag, howevegb,
the produce of the new duty, sad the trasefer at dieliernfrpipl
lip Customs, auDI 'Mir& a satisfactory proof that the cotkil
veittrins of those articles which fawns she eumforts of 014.
bildh of Ow miumesiiiity Issis liereamd during IV
ram•witielt has. jam aimed. The Revenue. of thr•ethowatp
have beismainem 3190,0e01. less than in 11 preceding yeast!
, arising peceeipally from the redneilos acemiimed by lb&
!lifaissfer of some conaiderafge articles to the Exciat Red
the secoucts whirls we have received of the impruveraeut of
trade doling ihe latter part of the year, afford reasunahla
poen& of expectation that an aucnientatina will take
plate in this broach of the 'ltemise. We hwe, indeed,
bone imfansiell that the export of British produce sod nesen.
y4,th„.„
.the haßyeee Gelded 18th °clothe', 1840,. which
is ,the latest period to which any seething can be whlpMeltdo
esteirded by two "Miaow the exports of the ClOrft•Fuedifig:
pare of the preceding year.
The stamps have moiety produced the nem sem se in the'
year 1819, she diffeteeee being oily about 30,0801 upon a
revenue of 0,008,8801.
The Post-oMee has fallee short of its produce of the W-
eeding year by about 80,00 M., sod 'arm she Land•tax.ehset
40,0001. kas has been paid. The miscellaneous articles,
lepitadiog Exchequer nersyntenis, and wiser causal receipt..
. have gran diminished by nearly 100,0011, ; on the other ham.,
• OW Ta%-s have powdered an angusastatioe of above
; 180.01110/.
The great increase ha., as might have bees expected,.
taken place upon those articles opus which new duties were
it/Armed it 18191 the inertia* of the Malt Duty *loom hay,
leg exceeded 1,000,0004 and that upon Tobacco being very
coesidetable.--(Ereniap.Parenj

UNI E nun, lifTELLiceNcg.

.
O=man, JANUARY b.
Tit Norrisian Price is adjudged to Mr.lieuelso Digby,
B.A. or Trinity College, for an easay, showing, fro• a
review of the civil, moral, and religious meteor nasultiod
■t the time whets Christ came into the world, bow fir the;
reception which his religion met with is* proof of its Divine
origin.
The liinlsein Prise is adjudged to the ft ad Robert
!trough, D.A. of Reuel College, for a dissertatiou uu
"The importance of Natural Religion."
The following is the subject of the Hulse.. Prize Dixon-
lotion for the present year:—" The expedients to which Dm
Gentile Philosophers resorted in opposing the Progress of
the Go►pel described, anJ applied in illustratioa of the
Truth of the Christina Religion."
The Rev. C. Hensots, M.A. Fellow:of Magdalene College,
is continued Holman Lecturer for Ilic prima year.
London, England, 1821-03-05

_, .—..
THE. DUNE DI CASSANO'S LIBRARY.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Mr. EVANS,
At his House, No. 93, Pall-mall, THIS DAY, MONDAY,
March 5, and Two following Days,
A COLLECTION of Hare and Valuable
A DUPLICATES, from the LIBRARY of the Right
Hon. EARL SPENCER.„ includiug a considerable portion
of the celebrated Library of the Duke di Cumuli, pur-
chased by his at Naples, iticluding Biblia Sacra Lulea,
Iwo vols. printed upon vellum, 1462 ; Biblia Latina,
printed on vellum, 1476; Boccaccio, Testicle, first edition,
of most extraordiaary tarity, 1475; Virgilii Opera, first
edition, of which there has sew beets all copy sold in
ER 044
rare; sud a must brilliant assemblage of rue and curious
Books.
London, England, 1821-10-11

JUBILIER RXTRAORDINARI.

O• Saturday last the 6th inst. was celebrated at %Veinier,
John Col mat'. Jubilee, in commemoration of hie hoeing
completed a service of fifty years on one farm, viz. tl•alnter
Court. In the morning, the whole of his implements of hue •
bandry were displayed banging in (runt of the Drum No. as
trophies in honoured the day. It the evening a cougielee able
number of the respectable iubabitants of the place asseenhied
in the Drum tea•gardens, 'When John Coleman, supported
by two of his sous under a canopy of laurel, preceded by a
baud of music and Bags flying, and followed by his fellow-
workmen two and two, and accompanied by a large coneou, ee
of peoples proceeded to the houses of the prii.opal inbgbe-
wits of the place ; and it was truly gratifyiug to witness the
ieceptiou lie met with from each of them. On the hp-
prusch to each house, the band formed on the lawn in front.
pia.eug •• God stays (As Kimg," while the worthy old men
was met by the head of each family al the dour, and wel-
comed sod congratulated on the respect 'hoer LIIU by
neighbours on the orcesime on leaving each Isom* titer
hearty cheers were given; and on retorting to the Doom
he was met by the I etiellord, Reid conducted to his seat,
overhung with boughs of laurel, at the sipper mid of
• large booth 4 on purpose, capable of coevainiug
upwards of three hundred people, where, hum Lie liberal
subscription of many of the principal inhabitanis of the
neigtelteei Mimi, he mild his 101ww.siorkincoa partook of
an excellent supper, and nearly a butt of beer was di.-
trilieted to those who chose to partake of it. On the
Chairman giving the health of John Cottage°, a beight
'sample of honesty, industry, and integrity, with ihrte,
it was received and drank with tali I applhuee., and •
sucetagiou of toasts followed, viz. " The King"--•• The
proprietor of Weimer Court"—" Lord Liverpool"—•t
Hersey and Family," &c. &c.; at intervals the band plasei
soviet lively lutes, and the younger part of the company
amused themselves wish eun•tey deuces, and in one of wbiew
John Coleman himself joined with one of his grand-Jaugh.
tens with ell the activity of a young mut. This surprising
character is now seseuty-five years of age, sod never knew
a day'. illuess: inured to hard woik from his cradle, 'it be-
came so habitual to him, that to Ibis day, he could uo more
live without employment than soy other mail could use
V/1111011l Cued. He has brought up and (ducted eleven sons
and daughter• (several of whom are now liven/ in reapeci-
able co commences) without ever having received, and wow:4l
even now disdain to receive, parochial relief; I e is esteemed
and respected by all who know him.—(Kentieli Uasetti
London, England, 1821-10-11

ENFIELD RACES.

WIDIMIDAT, OCTOSFR 10.
The tiestleoseo's Pool* of bOl. Heats Iwo =flee.

Mr. Glen's b. no. Souvenir, 3 yrs old, 6st. 111 b. 1 1
Mr. Day's gr. f. 3 yrs old ... 4 t
Mr. Meyorll's Muslin, 3 yrs old ........... ....... 3 3
Mr. Messer's gr. us. 5 yrs old, 11.1.71 b.
Mr. Farrell's ch. g. 6 yrs old, Bet.
Mr. Temple's Britannia, 5 yrs old, est. T;II 6 6
Mr. Crirkmore's Mountaineer 7 dr

Mr. Clark's bl. c. by Sorcerer 8 flr
Mr. GI ern". um. by Overseer 9 dr
Muslin the favourite. After the beat 6to 4 ou Suuteuir.
Won easy.
The Halt-bred Slakes race did sot fill.

There is fine sport cut out for to-morrow (this day).
It was on this Course where Barrington, the prince of
thieves, robbed Mr. Townsend of his watch •nd chain, and
for which he was *rat on ■ Transatlantic voyage. A dia.
ciple of his this day suffered • veiy severe ducking in
Enfield Wash for the same offence, and when recovered, be
thanked has acensers for their lenity.
London, England, 1821-12-24

BEAUTY.

This day is published, is one elegant volume Oro. with
tweaty-five Plates (those which should not be exposed are
put up separately ), price 11.1 s.
KA LOG YNOM I A ; the UM, or Beauty.
CONTONTS:—Betsty7Lave—Uoiou of the Seas,

&r. By T. 11-ELL, M.D.
The Study is reduced to a fine Art of the most delinhifill
pursuit. A Catalogue raison.. of Ilse defects of Ft'Vale
Beauty, the various causes of tuferyility in Marriages, Sic.
Printed for J. J. Storhiln:e, 33, Pali mall.
Also, with eight coloured Plates, fifth Edition, price 6s.
ELOISE ju MESHABILLE.--Atad with thirteen Plates,
price 20s.
• ROBERTON on the GENERATIVE SYSTEM.
London, England, 1821-10-16

ADELPHI THEATRE, STRAND.

YEWS EVENING, TUESDAY, Octoher 16,
and daring the Week, will be revived, with alterations
and additions, the admired Barletta called
THE DEUCE IS IN HER ;
OR, TWO NIGHTS AT MADRID.
After which a farcical Burdens called
BRUNO; OR, THE SULTAN'S FAVOURITE.
The whole to conclude wdh
CAPERS AT CANTERBURY.

Boxes, H ; Second Price, 25.; Seeoud Price, ls.
Gallery. ls.; Secoud Prier, MI.
Places to be takeu of Mr. Callan, at the Box-olice, (runt
tin till four.
London, England, 1821-10-16

N.
oi

enabled to, recover his litrrty. His dett nava his
mode a painful impress* oo public opitAm.
Tirere bre persons wlicrilitiicr themselves that the
Coeurrof Russia will inverfere in his favour in spite
of 'file disgrace he has incurred* which is [Mini-
fasted by the erasure of his name from the list of

Rerishin" Generals: on .cissure which must belt-•'
iribided to his invasion of 51uldosio without tett

It Is confirmed tally that the Porto Iletrimairtew
demands on Russia, and that she absolutely wishes
to have the Prince Michel Suszo, delivered up,
litho wairtiarpod.a of Moldavia, as well as the other
lest
Greeks a ho were etuplo3eil at Jimmy, and made com-
mon cause with Alexander Ypsilanti. It is known
Alit in consenting to several demands made by Rua.
sits, the Portc peniiiits in her refusal in regard to
other--principolly thove which concern the
establishment of the rights of the Greeks the re-
building of the demolished churches, Ike. A
very energetic Note is spoken of, which has
been transmitted on the subject of these
demands front Petersburgh to Constantinople.
Our Court continues to employ its mediation to
remove. as far as possible all existing difficulties.
The consequences of a war between Russia and the
Porte are dreaded, even in case Austria should not
be implicated. The diplomatic communications
between Petersburg!' and Constantinople are very

frequent.
The post from Constantinople arrived yesterday
with letters of the 10th September. The grand
Treasurer had confiscated the property of the
family of the Princes Callitnachi, which is the last
of the Fansriot families. It was concluded that
the head of this family, who was bitilidied to Asia,
tins been strangled. Letters from Bucharest of the
16th of September, confirm this execution.
According to letters from Zinte, of the 14th
September, the Tu►kish fleet, with those of Egypt
and Algiers, has entered Cslamat■ in the Mores
with provisions and stores for the Ottoman garrisons,
proclaiming every where the amnesty of the Divan.
The English at Corfu second the efforts of this
Beet with all the means in their power.
London, England, 1821-10-16

NEW THEATRE-ROYAL, HATMARKET.

THIS EVENING. TUESDAY, October 18,
will be performed the Comedy of
THE SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL.
Sri Peter Teazle, Mr. Terry; Sir Oliver Surface, Mr.
Younger; Sir Benjamin Backbite, Mr. Lney; Morph Out-
face, Mr. Goowey; Charles Sedate, Mr. Decamp; Craft-
tree, Mr. Totyleure ; Canino; Mr. Baker. Lady Teazle
(first lime), Mrs. Chatterley ; Mrs. Candour, Mrs. Tayleare ;
Lady Sweerwet•, Miss Boyce.
After witch, 29th time, a new Comic Piece, in outset, called
MATCH-MAKING.
The Pelneipal Characters by Messrs. Baker, Oxberry, De-
camp, Terry, and. M rs;Chatterley.
To con/lode with
A DAY AFTER THE WEDDING.
Colonel Freelove, Mr. Decamp; Lord Riven, Mr. Baker.
Lady Elinbeth Freelove, Mrs. Chatterley.
A handsome Saloon has been added, and it is respectfully
hoped that in every pat-fielder the New Theatre will be
found worthy the approbatsou and patronage of a British
Public.
Doors to be opened at Half. past Six o'Cluck—the Play to
begin at S.:ven.
Boxes, Se.—Pit, 39.—First Gallery, 22.--,Second Gal-
lery. Is.
Places for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Massingbano, at
the Theatre.
N.B.—Private Boxes may be had nightly, by application
at the Boa-office.

To•rnorruw, Rob Roy Mnerregor, with The Review.
On Thursday, Every One ha► his Nett : Sir Robert Ram-
ble, Mr. Johnson, fruns the Theatre Royal, Bristul—with
Mateb•makisg—aod A Day titer the Wedding.
London, England, 1821-03-02

This day are published, in Sea. with Plates, price 481.6 d.
HINTS on no IMPROVED METHOD of
BUILDING, applicable to General Porposes.
By T. D. W. DEARLY, Architect.
•.• The object proposed is to render External Walls,
whether of Collage" or more important Buildings, dry and
durable, coosistrnt with Erootemy. To %shirts are added,
Obierwatiosis on the Use of Saud stone and Brick.
Loudon : Printed fur J. Hudiug, 36, St. Jansca's.street.
London, England, 1821-03-02

NEW NOVEL
This day is published, dedicated (by permission) to
Mrs. Joanna BaiHie, price 21s. boards,
FAVOURITE of NATURE: A Novel. In
Three Vols. limo.
Printed for G. and W. B. Whittaker, Ave-Medea/use.
Abu, just published,
SUCH IS THE WORLD: A Novel. la three vols.
12sno. price 21s. boards.
London, England, 1821-03-02

DINING ROOM FURNITURE that must
be SOLD.--6117 real Spanish Wood Chairs, with alto.
mem seat*; satin borse.bair, ditto, and clue sesta; 16
Dining Tables of the very Lem mahogany, and of the patrol
make; seven Sideboards, remarkable fur the firmness of the
wood; with them are two sets of real Spanish Cloth Cur-
tains for a dining-rootu or library; likewise two capital
Library Tables, the *bole of which must be Sold, as they
are the property of a Mauufaciurur.—Niaa sad Co. Agents,
32, Beneemstreet, Oxford-street.
London, England, 1821-03-02

Just pnblwsbed, is 1?.so. price Ss.
AN ESSAY on SOILS and COMPOSTS.
and the Propagation and Culture of Oraameetsl
Trees, Shrubs, Plato*, and Flowers.
By THOMAS HAYNES, Nurseryman,
(fondle, Northaniptoushirc.
fli• This Work describes the Nature aed Properties of
different Soils appliesblr to the purposes of Horticulture,
sod gives Practical Instructions for H.lreting the lupe.
clients, and forming the most pwrfret Composts.
Loudon : Printed for J. Hardiwg, 38, Si. James's-street.

Where may be had,
EMMERTON'S TREATISE en the CULTURE and
MANAGEMENT of the AURICULA, I'OLYANTUS,
CARNATION, &c. with particular directions fur preparing
tlse moat improved Composes, raising new Varieties from
Seed, &c. the whult founded upon thirty years experience;
wiob Figures of Auricular, &c. Secuad Edition, enlarged.
Plies 10e.
London, England, 1821-03-02

which deserves the more attention as the interest of
.411 parties concerned is said to be treated in a very
judicious manner.
CHRISTIANIA, ItttUART 13.
In the night of the 2d a smart shock of an earth-
quake was felt at Bergen.
A report on the stole of the kingdom since 1818
has been laid before the Diet. It states, that his
Majesty reduced the Departments of the Admini-
ilffition from seven to five, that he has given many
sprolia of favour ■nd regard to the University, a
poem' diffusion of knowledge being the su►est
Millwork of freedom.

The negociations with the Danish Government
are now concluded.
A Commercial Convention hes been concluded
with the United States. The fisheries hiive, in ge-
neral, hero very productive, but navigation, which
is so important to oue part of the kingdom, has been
as in other parts of Europe in a decling state.
pETERsuURGH, FEBRUARY 7.
His Imperial Highneu the Grand Doke Nicholas
arrived here on the sth frmn Berlin, to which
piney, it is believed, he will 'eon return.
The winter continues to' be mild, with slight
frost ■ud much snow. We have not yet had any
severe cold.

STOCKHOLM, FEBRUARY 13.
The Chancery of Justice has delivered to the
Supreme Tribunal the Protocol which contain.
the depositions of Nils Bryggrr, a native of
Gothland, formerly a journeyman dyer. This
B►ygger has denounced himself, and confessed
that in 1811, when the English fleet was off
the west coast of the kingdom, he was induced
to convey letters concerning the late King Gus-
tavus Adolphus from the fleet to persons in the
country ; and that afterwards, in 1815, 16, 17, ■nd
18, that is, since the prohibition of all commu-
nication with Gustavus Adolphus, the late
Queen, and their children, he had had verbal
communications with Gustavus Adolphus and
the late Queen ; and lastly, that he bad Leen
induced to carry letters from the Queen. Be-
sides these denunciations against himself, he has
also denounced Count Rosen as having had, in 1811,
a private conference with Gustavus Adolph's' in an
island near Gottenburg ; he adds that the late Queen
wrote marry letters to the Count, which he, Bryg-
ger, delivered. Count Rosen being informed of
the accusation made against him, has begged his
Majesty for a judicial inquiry to prove his inno-
cence. The confession of Brygger having been laid
before his Majesty by the Chancellor of Justice, the
inquiry has now been ordered, and the documents
are put into the hands of the Attorney-General,
Lousin, who will immediately bring the affair before
the Supreme Court of Justice; but it is univer-
sally believed that the informer is an adventurer,
and his denunciations false.—f Harr.burgh Papers,
February 24.)
London, England, 1821-01-30

FREEHOLD RESIDENCE, MANOR, AND ESTATE,
GREEN HA 51 51 ERTON, near YORK.
To be SOLD, by PRIVATE CONTRACT,
A VALUABLE FREEHOLD WO TITHE.
FREE ESTATE, situate at Greenhainmertoss, in the
.County of York, comprising ■ grated and must Comm°.
shows Residence; consisting or a riming room and drawing.
room, each 25 fret by 17; a breakfast-room, 19 feet by IC;
a libraryruout, 17 feet by 1G ; cub eight convenient bed.
rooms, threetteiii dressing•rounis,two complete water-elotime,
and Moe lied rooms fur ls. The offices are imam,
dialely eonucetc.l, and cousist of a huikempantry, house.
keeper's room, steward's-room, a spacious and lofty kitchen,
bark.kitehrts, wash-house, laundry, ■nd excellent wine
and beer cellars, a ihisible coach-house, with four granaries
over it; stabling for twelve buries, t fartmtard, with row.
house s •ad suitable outbuildings; a large dog-kennel, a good
kurlwn•gsideo, walled round, and well stocked wish fruit.
trees; ■u ice-leilise, two hu-thinises, with a con rrrrr fury in
the c. litre; pleassare.grounils, shrubberies, and plantations.
N 11 The Modena mad Elegant Furniture in the House
may, as she upturn of the Purcka.er, be included in the
Purchase.

Also, the MANOR of GREENHAII:IIERTON, •ad
SIXTY-EIGHT ACRES of rich LAN I), councilmen to the
House, le a high Mlle of CW1.1111111911, iiilerspersed with well-
grown Timber Trees
The above Foliose is silos', Ten Miles from York, Eight
from Koareshorinseh, S. ven front Korologhbridee, and Seven
from IYeiherby, all good Minket Town..
The sitostton is in • very genteel Noighluoirbood, parti-
cularly well adapted for • Sportsman. being in • good Flow.
tog C•e•lry, where 1 Packs of 110011.111 are kept. The
Baildings •ue i• • complete slate of repair, the internal
arrsogi ninon.), the !louse are judicious, and fitted tip with
mitotic tame aid convenience. The whole foam • moot de.
siral.le itenileoce for • Family of the first respectehiliiy.
Possession may he had ■t Lady-Dey next. The whole
of the Purchase Money may remain apes approved +featly.
The P►operly nosy be viewed, and further Pailicoolars
known, by application at Ib• Office of Mesows. Russell,
Thompson, sal Rana, Solicitors, York.
York, nth Thetalber, 11120.
London, England, 1821-01-30

PEDESTRIANISM.

7144 Fifty Wes a Day Match.--Lieutesaat Owen, who
is trying at fifty miles a day, is twelve boors each day, for
twelve days, was is Worcestershire on Saturday, the sixth
day, be having dome three hundred miles. He first went to
Exeter, front thence by Bath into Somersetshire, to Wor.
cestershire, from whence be will pursue his course into the
great north road, should he be able to keep on, which is
much doubled. He has • lounging walk of Lee moles an
hour, and, like the pedestrian Powell, he often takes some
wide strides for shoot a minute or two. He takes eleven
hours and &Waft's his fifty moles, and generally halts twice,
half an hour each lime. He was a little Issue un Saturday,
and was In within five minutes wily of the twelve how*.
Betting is three to owe against the accomplishment of the
performance.
London, England, 1821-01-30

not inconsistent with the conduct or these Gentle-
men who express uU►s-loyalty, to condemn an
act in him. on which he had the authority of the
Speaker of the House of Commons. [Ls Lord►hip
concluded by professing that he should use the hest
of his exertions, nut only to preserve the piddle
peace. but the public liberties.—(Load applutise.l
Upon which the Hall wise dissolved.

FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
London, England, 1821-01-30

GUILDFORD, JAnonitY 27.
Wheat, per load
Oats, per quarter Ol 19. lo 11 be
Rye, aew per qr. Ol 0. to 01 Oa
Barley, new ...• .
Beans, per quarter. ll 10s to 11 no
Grey Pease, per quarter l/ 101 to 11 101
London, England, 1821-01-30

MA lIKETS.

CORN EXCHANGE, MONDAY, Jatruany 29.
Our market was well supplied with Wheat ibis murniale,
for which the demand was very iusdequate, and eves the
/net samples from Essex, Knit, sod Suffolk, met heavy
sate at a &relies or 2s. per (leaner; sod the ordinary qua.
Mies were offered at as abateeseut of 3s. per quarter, with-
out being able to effect sates at that reJuetioe. Having
had very large arrivals of Barley since this day week, and a
eon idcrabk quaurity fresh up ibis lamming I. dditio■ to
what renamed user from Friday's market, caused exceed.
lugly didl sale for all descriptions, at a decline uf 2s. per
quarter for the hest, sad 3e. per quarter us the inferior
sample. II Beaus, Pease, and U.S., there is little or uo
alteration.

CURRENT PRICE OF GRAIN.

Wksal,Maatit Eases,
(et.)
--Old —. 60.
—Suffolk (new) 34. 60.
ota • 604
----.Noefulk (old) 44. b••
60. 604
Bps 4Bs 30,
Barley 4os 48s
Malt 50.68.

White Passe 34. its
Boilers ..38s 40s
Grey Pease 2Bs 301
Small Beaus 28. 32s
Tick dim) !is 213 s
Oats, Potato 24. 28s
Polaad Geis 23. 26s
Feed Oats ....1& els
Flour, pee sack 50s Cobs
Rape Seed, per last „ 401 421

IMPORTATIONS LAST WEEK.

English Wheat, 7,559; Earley, 15,067; Malt, 7,576; Oils,
11,950; Beaus 3,401 ; Pease, 2,o2l.—lrisb Wheat, 770;
Oats, 2,425 —English Flour, 14,426 sacks.—Ascriesn ditto,
1,000 barrels.
London, England, 1821-01-30

'OWL • •

uvaawkewsu mita.
101tatA RT.
Meese Grey aid Joan Rh.nl wen charged with her-
Vary sad robbery in the dweiling beast of Sirs. Loogbassas
lower Ileyooorditreet„ min Saturday reesiolf- thieves
gel derailleur area nod furred the bitches dolor. They ratt.
matted tbe lamosebasper's room of litre. sad other articles.
Mike sad Clement, officers, *ow the two Priaon•rs sous
after the rebbegy with a beadle, seal They seised the tree
with tie hoodle which committed Mrs. loeshemse's property,
sad the snaps °Seers secured the other afterwards, sad
fatal more a the steles property Its his Sulkier. Beth
were etoomittSed fdr trial.
London, England, 1821-01-30

-BOWS R (IF Ci / Mit(►t
NOXDAY, /11111111MILY

it

NOTICES of MOTIONS aril ORDERS of Iho DAY.
which row 'inept in She Order Bork of Ike Holm of
Common% for TO-MORROW and Tiatia.o6T.

W E DS [IDA Y.
NOTIC'EY OF NIQTIOr4S.
Lord Yoscomit Castlereagh—Provision for the Queen.
Lord Joins Remsell—thsfranchisetnent of Granspoood.
ORDERS OF THE DAY.
Committee on so mock of bis Majesty's Speedo as regards
a Provision for the Clowro. Report ON Notion for a Sopply.
Last day for receiving renewed Election Petitions.

THURSDAY. VP. I.
NOTICES OF MOTIONS.
Mr. Warn—Petition of no Bowtlitches to the Secretary
of Slate. lilonte Drportning. Sir John Newport—Libel en
Portioning inorried is The London Gnats. Sir Heart'
Parnell—Return of Union Duties. Mr. Maberly—Reireine
Aceignis and Paper.

PANTIIRR lIITNT.

000KIIIISURGEI (ff. wovrarara 21.

Oa Monday the 13th just. • large panther was seem cross-
ing the road •hunt ten mile. from this village. Informa-
tion being given to Mr. Washington Ford, be induced three
individuals to accompany him, following the track (on •
light fall of snow) through swamps, Ike. until night, a dis-
tance of about twenty miles. In the moraine they were
joined by Levi Chapin and Seneca Swaney, and after going
about 15 miles tbeydiseuvered the pother lying near a large
buck which he had killed, having devoured one of his fore
vomiters. The chase was thew renewed, and after pursuing
■bout three miles further, those who had originally started
with Mr. Ford, gave up the chase sod Wrested. About four
o'clock in the afternoon the pauther reached his den, situ-
ated in • large swamp, in the town of Canton ; being writ_
rigid by a small doe, he a.cended to the top of • high tree
near his den. Messrs. Ford, Chapin, and Swaney lions
coining up, it *at agreid that Iwo should fire at the same
period, •rd that Mr. Chapin 'Wahl reserve his ire, in 1184
event of the animal being only wounded : both balls look
effect, and the panther fell Irons the lop of the tree with
considerable force : he first went into his den, but imeedi-
•tely came (11141, a•II wilts much violence approached directly
towards Mr. Chapin, with the apparent latent of attacking
him; at the distance of *bout ten feet Mr. C. bred, and the
ball taking effect, the panther again returned (taking the
dog with him) into the den. A log was then put against
t►e month of the den to prevent his making a further
attempt to attack: after this was done, • stick was put
through the lug into the den, which the panther immedi-
ately seised with his teeth; this enabled Mr. Ford to disco.
vet the panther's head; then, with much deliberation, he
bred, and inflicted the mortal wound. The paother was
brought to this *Wage the same evening. He measured
eight feet nine inches i■ length, and was remarkably large
and heavy.
About two weeks since, • panther was killed near
Kellogg's Settlement, in the town of Dekalb, about lb
inileafrons this village; and another is said to have been
killed last week in the same town.
London, England, 1821-05-07

MISS MACAULEY.

This Lady's display oftlie beauties of M AMT..
ORR'S Duke of Milan, at the European Saloon.
King-street, St. J•ines's, on Wednesday next, as
announced in this Paper, is strongly patronized by
the literary, theatrical, and fashionable circles. It
is undertaken in compliance with the solicitation of
her numerous friends, whose confidence in her
success proves the high estimation in which they
hold her talents. It requires a versatility to which
no oilier living actress has any pretensions. The
performance of ‘Veiluesdoy promises a full and
vplendid audience.
London, England, 1821-05-07

TIIE ARMY.

The 2d and 3d battalions of the Royal Veteran• art on
tbsir passage from Ireland to England, to be disbanded : the
fumer will land at Portsmnath, the latter at Plymouth.
The 77th regiment, now quartered at Stockport, is about
to march for Portsmouth garrison.

WATIMFORD, MAT 2.
Last evening arrived from Bristol the Mars, Thomism, Ann
Giza, Agruoria, Catherine, F.dward, Rover, Concord.
Muller, and Thomas, with the 6th, or Carabinerr Dragooa
Guards. The regiment is 640 strong, under Lientensist-
Colonel Rinsch, and was last quartered et Binning!int
The rrgienciii replaces, on the Isiah establishment, the 2il
.I.sgeollS, nr Cents Greys, who embark here this morning fo:
Bristol in the transports that hare (nought the Carabinecrs.
The Carabineers, upon landing, marched towards Cork and
Limerick.

[TAME THE DUBLIN FREEMAN'S JOURNAL.]
The fltd regimeut of rout, staliuued at the bile of prance
for the haat two years, has been ordered to proceed to Roos,'
or Ceylon, to relieve some reriments returoieg w F..tr.;.,
The 82i1 will be replaced by the Ist Royal Scots oow
Armagh..
_ _ _

The 2.1 dragoon guards, or Queen's Bays, were reviewed
on Merrion Strand, on Saturday last, by the Commander of
the Fume.. His Excellency she Lord Lieutenant, with the
Earl of Meath and lord Manners, were present, and ex-
pressed great admiration at the perfection of the discipline of
thin regiment, as well as the amazing velocity with which
they wade the lofts cat charges.
'flu, lath its at Caber and Its cantonment', sup-
posed to be destined for India, have as yet recei►ed no ufficial
orders on that subject.
London, England, 1821-05-07

BITE OP A VIPER.

Oa Wetlandvy eennight as Mr. F. Francillon, Solicitor of
Chippingnortitn, was walking iu the forest of Whichwood,
Oxfordshire, be had occasion to stoop down in order to ad•
just his shoe, when be put his head accidentally on s •iper
which bit him iu the Anger. The pain was very acute,aud
Mr. Fraucillon was a mile ■ud a half from any house, so that
be could not have immediate recourse to medical aid. Know.
iog the consequences of delay, Mr. F. sucked the poison from
the wooed, and called on a surgeon as sons as possible.
The symptoms which ensued were of au alarming nature; the
tongue was muck enlarged; pulsation ceased, and fur some
time Mr. F. was in a Mate of insensibility. By administer-
ing powes fel emetics and cathartics, he was at length relieved
from the stupor, and the other alarming symptoms subsided.
Mr. F. is sow recovered with the exception of his arm, which
be has rut yet been able to sake use of.
London, England, 1821-05-07

FIRE.

Saturday morning, morning, shout nine o'clock, a fire broke ont in
one of the new unfinished buildings in Regent-street, Oxford.
street, immediately adjoining the Argyl Rooms, and em-
ployed as a sort of a depot frir the benches, scenery, Ike. of
that splendid • otniiindiment. At one period the Rooms
themselvea were in intiniuent danger; but by a fortunate shi,st
of the ►ind ro the south, and a speedy supply of water, the
tire was gut snider without any other damage that. the dr.
struction of the roof and interior of the house *here it com-
menced. It is conjectured that the workmen employed in
ormolus.; the Concert Room fur the Bedford Charity, in re-
moving lbe•hruehea into the house, might bare lift a light
burning, and have thus occasioned the accident. The valu-
able premises of the Royal llarmouie Institution have fur.
tuustely escaped without the least injury.
London, England, 1821-05-07

METEOROLOGY.

Extract from a Meteorological Journal for April,
1821, kept at the Observatory of the Academy,
Gosport :
"The greatest part of this month was fine, although it
rained (more or less) on 20 different days, the aggregate
nmonsaing to 3 2-sth inches in depth. The medium height
of the Barometer is very low, and the quantity of water eva-
porated is less than in April last year by upwards of an
inch, in cousequrtice of the prevailing S.W. V/10411, and Bee
freepirot showers.
The mein temperature of the air is 1 deg. 1.3 d higher
than in Apiil, 1820, sod 23 der. higher than the average fur
April, its the years 1817,1818, 1819, and 1820.
The MUXifflltifl temperature of the air on the 26th instant,
(74 deg ) wan higher than it had beta ludieated by the shaded
thermometer in any similar month since the 13th of April,
1814, when it rose to between 73 matt 74 deg under a similar
Constitution of the air, 'mt. the sky shrouded by attenuated
Cirrostratus.

" In a day or two after the thunder-storm of the 20th, the
blossom of the fruit trees made a beautiful appearance, in-
somuch that, at the close of the month, we were delighted
with a sight of the same decorations of Nature that have not,
in late Springs, appeared till the middle and latter end a
May. The grand stimulus to these, and to the forward
state of vegetation, was the average heat of the last fourteen
days Leing equal to the average heat fur May iu 1817, 1818,
1819, and 1820.
"The atmospheric and meteoric pliettomene that have
come within our observation this mouth ■re one laterial
anthelion, shore° parhelia, tett solar and two luuar halos.
4 discus coroner, three single and three double rainbows,
and seven small meteors; thunder oo two, and lightning on
four evenings; also seven strong gales of wind, or days on
which they have prevailed, namely, one from the South,
three from South-west, and three from West."

The late Major GAMBIA, of the 47th, left, by
his will and codicils, which were provtd in Doctors'
Commons on the 16th of April, the sum of four-
teen thousand five hundred pounds, fire per cent.
annuities, to be appropriated towards the payment
of the national debt, having, he nys, acquired
the fortune he was rimmed of La the service of
Government.
London, England, 1821-05-07

AAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

PORTSMOUTH, MAY 4.
Arrived the Sapph.., Lamb, from Cowes, mad nailed again
for die Cape of Good Hope.

rimisouTn. MAY 3.
Arrived off this port the Tobago, Baigrie, from Tulnign
for London ; and the American brig Anu, from Peteriburgli
for Cowes.

near., MAY 4
Arrived and sail,d for the River, the Amelia, Sauuderi,
from Naplra.
Came down from the River and sailed the Crocipch.,
Hell, and Dash, Nickels for Naples; Tantvr, Beer, for R. so
Janeiro; Itanzrr. Cativo-, for Bermuda; Nereid, Kull, fur
the South Sean; Fortiluile Increased, Manning, fur St. lisif.;
Pmerewi, Holt, for brghorn ; and Boone Brunelle,
fur Ruuen.

The Mary, Monteith, which was run on shore, has been
towed this morifing into the harbour. Ou her passage frum
New Orleans she lost her rudder, and took a pilot front
Cape Clear fur Kinsale to refit but uvritig to a thick fog sl.e
struck on the rerf of rocks westward of the Old Head, on
which the Lord Melville and Borodino transports were lost
in 1816; she continued beating front four amt. to One:.
where, with the ii.sistance of boats, she was got off, h.'
much damaged, and the pumps constantly at work. Tfild
is the only instance we can recollect of a vessel and cargo
driven uu those rucks being savtd.

MEETINGS OP CREDITORS AT GUILDHALL

TO-MORROW. ..„
—.....- K. N.
J. Burk land, Newcastle-street, carpenter
J. W. Treherne, late of St. Alartin's.street, victualler 2 11
E. T. Palmer, Bedford, draper ..
It. Ritchie and J. Bigsby, Deptford, brewrto ...
J. Scaipter, Old-strect-road, Hume-mastou 2 11
J. Holiis. Goewell-striet t-road, stone-mason
A. Macrae, Devousbire.strect, jeweller 0 10
J. Mulligan, Bath, silk-mercer..
M. Essex, Coventry, Warwick, and Wood-street, silk-
manufacturer. 2 1
T. D. Menke, late of Primrose-street, merchant.. 2 11
B. Glover, Watling-street, warehouseman 1 h.)
T. Croft, late of Chatham, hair-dresser.
J. Welch, High Holborn, master-mariner 1 10

DIVIDENDS.
J. Consists, Sinners Town, theesemonger
N. W. and %V. Bowers, Cannoti.strect, comb-makers II
B. Glasseott, Cheapside, jeweller
.1. Barker, Strand, busier
J. Perkins, Tiverton. timber-merchant lO
W. Davies, Caerphilly, woollen-manufacture► „.. 11
London, England, 1821-05-07

('ERTI FICATES.

J. Grethi in, hie of London, upholsterer.—
T. Hughes, of Rennet-street, St. James, Middlesex, wkly.
•Iler.—B. Dmltry, of Rawcliffe, Yoek, farmer.—J. P.
Drummond, of Loudon-street, London, and of Demerara,
West ladies, mercliane.—T. Rouse, of Liverpool, Latics::_
ler, optician.—R &dwell, of Bath, Somerset, shoe-maker.
—IL Ralph and W. Knit, of Ipswich, Suffolk, maltsters.—
.1. Hatfield, of Edward-strcel, Cavendish-square, Middlesex.
suricyor.—W. Wilkinson, of Blackburn, Laiscaster,ootiou-
manufacturer.

HIRT Fl g.
On Monday, in Dover-street, London, the Lady of Wil-
liam Minims Pitt, Esq. M.P. for Dorsetsbirr, of • sun and
heir.

(Mt Saturday •e'uniglt, at Bishop's Stoke, the Lady of t'.e
Rev. T. Giaruser, of • daughter.
London, England, 1821-05-07

We have received the following Notice for im-
mediate insertion in this Morning's Paper :
" Monday, Ma) 7, 1111.
" The Party intended tor this Evening, at MAII4O
BOROUGH HOUSE, is deferred till Monday Eva*.
May tbe 14th, at Ten u'Clock.
" ROBERT GARDIMAL"
London, England, 1821-05-07

CURIOUS TASTE.

A rage for collecting curiosities has prevailed at all times
and at all places. Some years since it was the fashion for
amateurs to filch portraits from all books they could put
their hands on, in order to illustrate Granger's Iltstory of
England. Florists prided themselves, particularly a noble
one its our neighbourhood, because they hail all the gera-
niums in the world. Autograph hunting is a favourite pas-
time in London, and at Abingdon, sign-cullecting is slow the
rage: five of these exhibition boards were lately torn from
their stations, and carried away by some of these new vir-
tuosi. If not prat an end to, it is supposed that not a single
lion, hear, or lamb will remain as a decoration of that an.
dent borough.—(thrford Herald.)
London, England, 1821-05-31

SAINT PAUL'S CATHEDRAL.

The repair, which were intended 1• take place in this
edifice, must, it is toned, be upon • more extensive scale
than was at first thought necessary. A rope ladder has been
for come days slung over the cress and ball ; iseveral emi-
nent architects hive been op to view the state of those orna-
ments, who found so much decay as t• require immediate re-
pair. A scaffolding has been attempted in be raised from
the iron gallery to the cross, and although doubts were en-
tertained of the possibility of such • project, yet a great
number of the pules were raised yesterday, which had •
corium effect from the street, as earls pole scarcely ap-
peared larger than • drum major's walking stisk. Si. Paul's
church-yard was much crowded during the day, and im-
mense numbers went up to view the scaffolding and other
preparations. It is said that the scaffold alone will take •
unrolls in finishing. A cradle is to be erected round it t•
prevent accidents, the same as at Bow Church.

FUSERAL OP LADY CHATHAM.

. Yesterday the mortal monssins of this distinguished Lady
were restored in tbefellowing order from her Boole in Hill-
street, Berkeley-sqsare, for ioteimeut in the family vault in
Westminster Abbey :
_

Huntertaker on horseback.
A ma carrying a plume of feathers blreheaded.
Private Gentlemen on horseback, twu and Iwo.
The Hearse containing the Coffin, with plumes of feathers.

Six (looming Coaches in rotation.
Gentlemen on horseback, two and two.
The Family Caeriage,
followed by a string of private carriages, anmagst w►ic► wt
noticed the carriages of Lord Sydney (her Ladyship's be..
titer), Lord Greuvillt, Lord G. Cavemhsh, lad other pri.
rate friends.
Mr. Rodber performed the burial ceremony.
London, England, 1821-05-31

Pf►LICL,
-.....-

QV tX-SQVAIL E.
A ►lack man, sawed Jackson, was charged with violating
the person of Mary Joses.
It appeased that the poor girl left her place, and lodged
at a house is Chelsea. Abe procured a situatioe at a gen-
kmaa's boast is Hsns.plaee, where she was only oat
when she invited t►e cook and kitchen-matd to tea at the
place where she lodged. Whilst there, the conversation
tuned epos fortune-telling, and some owe present mention-
ed the same of the Pa ionner, who was described as proficient
Is the art. It wasagreod to invite him to tea, and accordingly
be mum so Thursday evening, and told them all their for
time% kat would wily have use present at a time. He
preleadad to make his discovery by observations on the
planets, and told them he would require them to attend him
at his ewe lodging on Friday sight, when his study would
w sosploOs. The took and kiieben-maid could nut go, and
Cesephdooot went alone. She found him iu a bark
failiel i■ a remelt corner of a stable-yard. He prevailed
upon her to drisk some tea, and a few miastes after she
lbooonoe stupiled, when he laid her on the bed and effeeted
idnamisable purpose. Every pereos present was shocked
iat the detail of his diabolical conduct. He was committed
Jur re-esaisisalioa.

AZT.

7 EXTENSIVE FRAUD.
Win aapperton was charged by Mr. Glossop, a wax and
ildlow-ehmaler, with obtaining, by false pretences, candles,
lhe. to (be smoost of 1301.
• Prisoner, devised as se upper servant, represented
hieseif to be butler to Dr. BM!, sad he obtained the goods
wholesale quantities until he became suspected, sud it
was thee discovered that the Doctor rted not know
'neve were other charges against him, aad be was re-
rionied.

CORN EXCHANOR, NAT 30.
la consequeoce of the favourable change in tie wailer,
and an abundant supply of %%heat, the sales were very heaiy
this mortis% and wily a few prime saispirs mold be Air-
posed of, w►ieh °Maimed Monday's prices; but there were en
buyers of any other description. Barley is Is. per irsarer
lower, and dull sale at that redaction. The Oat trade was
exceedingly heavy to day, having ►ad larger arrivals piece
Monday, and ■t a decline of from 84. to Is. per quastir.
Very few sales 'were made. In Beans and Pease there is
no alteration.

TRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY.
Bank Stock ....3111 B. L. Alt. 19t 3-16 5.16
3 per Cent. Red... 76h lop. 3 per Ct. An. 74i
7311 fruit, 5 Per Cent.. WO
per Ct. C0n5...761M I mint i 65 pr.
31 per Cent. ....85152 Ex. Bill., 2... I 4 s pr.
4 per Cents— 931 241 Cons. for Acc... 7711 H
5 per Ct. N. An. nun

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