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The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1819-02-10

CONTRACTS TO DELIVER COALS AT GIBRALTAR
AND IN EW FOU N DLAN D.
COMMIksARUT DlT4livvi rice, Tnyasnalf
enamat.as, FrinwwB2 9, 1819.
QfTCH Persona as ere desirous of contracting
71 with the Agent for Commissariat Supplies to deliver
COALS at GIBRALTAR and NEWFOUNDLAND,
may receive Particulars of the Contracts at this Unire,
hetween the hours of Eleven and Five, and deliver their
Tendets sealed tip nil directed to the Agent for Commis-
sariat Supplies, maiking thereon " Tender far Coals," on
or before TUESDAY, the 23d instant ; but none will
lie received after Twelve o' Clock on that day, um will
any Proposal be noticed unless made on or annexed to
a printed Pelflieltl2f, and the Prices inserted ill WJeJe at
length; • unless a Letter be milijnined to such Proposal,
signed by Tao Perkins of known Plllllelly, PlIC3C1111( to he.
I envoy bound with the Party tendering, in the Sum expressed
in 111, Particulars for the Joe performance of the Cmsirvel.

BRITISH GALLERY, PALL-MALL.
TGALLERY, for the EXHIBITION
IL and SA LE of the %YORKS of MODERN AR I•IS rs,
IS OPEN every Day from Teu iu the Morniug mitt; nee
iu the Afternoon. By Oerler
J;HIN YOUNG, Keeper.
Admittance, 15.—Cataluguea, U.

Tiff . HA Y DON'S EXHIBITION OF
Iv x. DRAWINGS from the CARTOONS and ELGIN
MARBLES, by his Pupils, Itiodieser awl Smirk, WILL
FOSITIVELY CLOSE at 29, St. holes...street, uoi SATUIt•
no, NE r, the lath February, as the room is waottd
for the purposes of sale. Whether it twill opts' again to the
Public depends ow the probability of Galling • room.

THE OUTINIAN LECTURES.
THE Fr.eiirle of these notional Mroings
noir Acquanitaree. are respectfully informed, that
an INTROMICTOKY ADDRESS (ia subblance the same
as the late Valedictory one, nod nufuldou( the Devign of
the Society, founded the 100tb rear after tbr Death
of
Win. Penn), well be delivered on SATURDAY NEXT, the
13th of February, at Mr. Penn's, No. 10, New-street,
Spl .tiglOrtirAS, at Half past Two o'Clock ; nitro- which
MR. RICHARDSON will proceed to the Fourth Reading
of an entiv• NEW LECTURE, Wing the Third of &Course
on the MARRIAGE STATE.
The Society. it will be remembered. baa pledged itself
to prevent the Publication of Names in the Newspapers,
without permission.
o.* Tickets to be had at Mr. Platrbard's, 190, rirradilly,
as usual.

Sf. PATRICK'S CHARITY SCHOOLS AND AsYLVU
FOR FEMALE ORPHANS.
AGENERAL NEE I'ING of the GOVER-
Notts of this CHARITY will lake plate at Ilia
School It )01a. ia Deastarkwtreet, Sohn, on SATURDAY
tlw 13th of February. at Eleven o'Clock, on BUSilles4 of
putiettlar interest to the Charity.

Viri R. CAMPBELL'S BRITISH POETS
1. mill I.e published on SATURDAY.
Printed fur Joins MOrray, Albemarle street.
London, England, 1819-08-26

•
*lth iteltitelties?-mA. I sleet Itiew ; I sell ties Is the nay
of any business.

Q Who employs you to *A Iliens?s-.141 person em.
pism nee
Q. Of whom aid you obtain them.partieular publirations?
—A. From Mr. Cathie and other moms who publish poli-
tical pamphlets, bat this particular publication I purchased
si Mr. Lintbard, Is Holywell-Mreet, Strand.
Q. 1 premium you did not pay two-pence for them?—No,
.yantr Warship. II purchased them at tie wholesale price.
The books I *ell I buy at sales, kc
a. I think ynu were in 1.414011 e not long since)seThe Pri-
mmer pretended not to understood the question.
Magistrate—lf you are a bookseller yen cannot be so
tonirent es not to understand the question.
Tha Prisoner, after some hesitation, admitted that he had
keen in trouble some time since, towing to his having km pt
improper house, Ind bad pursued a different course of
Ile since.
The Magistrate—What! in ceiling such publications as
this? -4 The Magistrate We read an extract from the work
The Prisoner mid he did sot know that there was any
barns in the publication, and inquired if be could he ad.
Knitted to bail.
The' Magistrate told him he should sit at the office till
mAilitht, and if sufficient bail was offered for Min be
would remiss. it .
In • short time after the Prisoner had been taken away
from the (office, a gentlemso of the name of Brookes pre-
sented himself to the Magistrate, and inquired how the Ful-
goni" was to be bailed.
The 31agistrate informed him the regular course in such
cares wool., hr paroled.
Mr. Brookes "(weird, that the Prisoner was a poor man,
i.rd he doubted whether he could procure bail, and inquired
aE his bisil could be received show for bon.
The Magistrate itiformid him, he rniskl sot comply with
; he most deal with the present Prisoner as be had done
with all the rest. He should sit in the office till torelse
o'clock rei night ; till then be world receive proper bail, if
‘ffered fur him.
Some time after Mr. Brookes returned to the Magistrate,
sesumpinied by a man in a workiag dress to offer to he bail
for the Prisolier _ _ _

•-•••-- •
‘lsgisirate Ikea asked Mr. Brookes, if he was a house.
keener

_
He replied, " Yrs; three"
The man alio accompanied him, on being interrogated,
said, his name was William West; he ra■ a house kreper;
ut No. 14. Cseuer.street ; he paid 35/ a year rent; by bissi-
neqs a ilwattical prisittieller. On bring asked if he was
worth 1001 if all his deliss were paid, he replied, " Yes,"
soil his copper-plates were worth that. After some ingot.
ties reapectin his character, his and air. Brooks's bail were
accepted.
London, England, 1819-08-19

ROYAL EXCURSION.

PORTSMOUTH. AVOUST 17.
The Duke of York arrived yesterday. and break.
fisted with Lord Howard ; he afterwards, accompa-
wed by Lord Howard and the Admiral, essibasked
on board the yacht, and cruised about till four
so'cleck. They hooded in the New Forest. opposite
t7sswrv. where two marquees were pitched. :sod en
r:rzstost cold collation provided for about 41) Noble-
men. Ladies, &c. A party of troops from Cowes et-
I...stied to keep tl,e people et a distance. The
11.0 Tel Minim band attended. The Prince and
party kept it np till twelve o'clock. Cowes was
illuminated. To-day he dines at Norris Castle,
with Lard Henry Seymour, at Cowes.
The Admiral well' off this morning it seven to
bring the Duke of York on shore, who landed at
hreskfiisted with Sir George Campbell, and
Irft this et tea, Has Royal Highness. it is said, will
visit Goodwood Race, on his way to town.

HARROGATE. AUGUST 15.
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. The influx of company here, during the last fort.
"led. h:os been very great. The lodging-houses at
High Harrogate have long been completely occu-
pied, and the commodious lens are now nearly full.
The bulls, with other places of public amusement,
ate well attended. The folluning are the principal
arrivals at Harrogate, during the last leo. days:—
The Maims or Rutland; Sir Robert and Miss Crawford;
Sir G. Fanner; heal -General Hun. Sir W. and Lady Lum-
ley ; Laily Hutchinson; Lady iVray ; Miss Summers; She
Beihrip it Loudon; Mile Hustles; Mr. and Mrs. Reliance;
Lieut .Grarral Wharton; Mr. Crompton; Mr. Smiths/ell;
and Miss Nunes.; Hie Dean of Kildare; Miss
French; Mr. mad Mrs. Manners Sutton; Miss Potts; Mrs.
Anderson; Mr. Smith; Mr. sad Mrs. G. W. Barrow and
family.
London, England, 1819-08-19

LAW OF DOWER.

_
This day is pnblislied, in royal Bvo. price 18s., boards,
A TRKATIsE nn the LAW or DOWER,
with 3 View to the Modern Practice of Conveyancing.
By JOHN JAMES PARK, of Lincoln's Inn, Esq.
London Printed fur W. Clarke and Suss, Law Book.
sellers, Portugal-street, Lincoln's Inn.

ANNUAL LAW DIGEST for 1818.
This day is published, in Sri,. price Is. boards,
AN ANALYTICAL DIGES or the RE-
POWI'S of CASES decided in the Cords of Com-
sewn law and Equity, of Appeal mad Nisi Prins, iu the
year 1818 (to he continued annually).
By 1-IF.NRY JEREMY, Esq. Barrister at Law.
London: Printed for W. Clarke and Sons, Law Booksel-
lers, Portugal-street, Lincoln's Inn.
Of whom may be had,
The DIGEST for 1817, 7s. boards.
London, England, 1819-08-19

Nit JOHN ICEMBLS.

Very little bestir,a beard of this emirs's, individual, since
*bout tete years ago, he closed his brilliant prnfeelibnal
rafter. We are sure we shall give pleasure to the greater
member of oar readers, by stating to them 'the following
circairnstances respecting Mr. Kemble, which they mi be
assured, wr have acquired from the very best audintrl itt.
Mr. and Mrs. Getable, for they have no family. have resided
for about • twelvemonth past at Toulouse, the %inch of
France. The climate of this beautiful intro is warm. mad
the air roll and salubrious, so that Mr. Kessible's health
has been to tier since he chum' it for his abode, than during
many years before he left England. The society,
also, f
is elegant and select; many of the less opulent of the
French nobility, saran', artists, and others of Ore politer
elasers, having chosen Toulouse as their residence, is prefer-
ence to more fashionable but more expensive cities. Here
Mr. limbic enjoys bin well earned and honourable leisure
in entire conformity with his habits anti taste. iii the ear-
lier part of the day be employe himself in the cultivation of
his literary pursuits, in which he probably Ands a snore
pleasing, tholigh lees stirring,enjoyment than in the briniest
exertions he has relinquished. Ile passes a few hours in tire
middle of the day in itne nn horseback ur in his carriage;
and his evenings are generally spent in thus' delightful ran-
versa:Anus, which we suspect " they g e best is
France." Ogee a week he gives a dinner, after the hospita-
ble fashion of England; which is probably regarded, even by
the splendid society into which it has beets introduced, as no
very barbarous innovation. Mr. and Mrs. Kemble areal pre-
sent at Bagnarrs, romantically situated near the Pyrsweirs,
and distinguished for its baths, bet propose he retorts to
Toulouse for the winter. At the latter city, Monsieur Talmo
and Mademoiselle Georges were perforntieg a few weeks
since, mud had the honour of the great English actor as their
cuuatantauditordn.ingtheirstay. Upon these occasions, with
the politeness of tln'i. nation, and the affectionate respect so
eminently thee to their distinguished visitor, these admirable
pergirmers altered the whole of their situations is the scene,
in order to address their acting more especially to the bag
in which Mr. Kemble was seated. These particular,. though
minute and unimportant, we are sure will he received wish
pl by those whom the talents of this accomplished
actor delighted, and who will rejoice to learn, that the host-
nouraltle tranquillity of his age me well harmonizes with the
brilliancy of his lung public career. Beckoning the time
that has elapsed since his departure, Mr. Kemble is expected
to be absent sh three years from England, during some
portion of which period be proposes to visit the classical
regions of Italy.--( Edinburgh Weekly Jonrnal.)
London, England, 1819-08-19

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round their town, and the reparation of the walls."
The tolls are enumerated in this document, and
the grant was made for •• twenty years."
in
There were two Invittionee post Marten put
but little observation was made on them. The
only observation was, the tolls were not mentioned
among the property of the Earl of Arundel.
Mr. Bowen, of this town. read the Charter of Ring
Richard H. provnig the right of the Burgesses of
Iteteenklestrie to tolls :-4, h 1 qd /Aar Bat-genres
heant Thal Sorkans et Soelenne Thews et 11/anent-
Or/ infra modem. Deorguns," dated 1399.
Mr. PICAILL replied.
Mr. Justice Ittowtosos reviewed the evidence.
and stated that the two points for the Jury were,
with regard to the toll on grain pitched in the
market, and the toll on waggons passing into the
tows,. He left it for them to consider whether
the tolls its now collected are such as did beloug
to the Earl of Arundel—whether the tolls et the
gates, now taken down. have always been collected
-•-whether they have always existed, and the public
never had a right to papa without payment of them.
The Jury in a few momenta returned a verdict
for the Plaintiff.

IVIIITRLAIV AND WALSH'S HISTORY OF
DUBLIN.
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London, England, 1819-08-19

e Jury found a verdict for the Plainlrs—d*•
..,ruts

PAGE V. ARCHRIL.
Ttal war au undefended action for goods sold
: nt delivered. Verdict for the l'lsiotiff—doinsiges
IV 104.

SMITR V. RUSSEL.
A .4: Prtiou. Verdict fur the Plaintiff—dr-
g),.)4.”. ;4:4. it.;..

I! PARIS v. WRIGHT.
iiiiderrinit•t; action or replevin. Verdict for
l'l4,nriti—,lmn..l4es 861. 120. 611. amount of rent
tor which 'tic distress had been made.

On Monday, at noon, John Pycroft was executed
no the Castle Hill, Norwich, pursuant to his sen-
tence. It appeared that the object of his design
Ave% ria, the ►ufsnt, but his wife, to whom he had
taken* dislike, and had determined to rid himself
of her, it is supposed. in order that he might more
easily et nninue his connexion with a dissolute
woman. Bat the child eating a considerable por-
tion of the had in which tie had put an ounce of
arsenic, died, and was interred, but after 14 days
token up arms and examined, when the father was
apprehended. The mother, who took only ■ little
of the fatal ►uixture, recovered, and the intent to
kill her formed a second indictment. Ile was 35
years of age, a►►d by trade a gardener.

SHIMP.SIIIRE ASSIZES.
London, England, 1819-08-19

f from The
_lllapichester Herald.)

. -
We now collie to the eventful 'Monday, August
16, to which so many persons resident, and so runny
at a distance, who have friends in Manchester, hive
looked forward with considerable anxiety.
Early in the ►uorniut; the Munic;pal Authorities
caused precauti tttt ary placards. of which the fol-
lowing is a copy, to be posted throughout the
town :

" The Rocongltreeves and Constables of Manchester and
Salford most earnestly recommend &he peaceable sod well-
disposed inbabitauts of those towns, as much as pratif:l•
to mania in their own house, during the whole of Tills
DAY, ilondun, August DI, awl to kecp their CHILDREN
and SERVANTS withal doors."
By leo O'clock, 4 great body of sp•cial constables
ss.ensbled in readiness, in St. J intes.--wiare ; soul
the dlfiererit inilit3ry corps were resting toti Itatir
arms, prepare., for the call of the Ntsgrstracy, If
their services shelled be deemed requisite.
Soon after cloven o'clock; several coin nos of
Reforusers marched inbothistry order, with colours
flying, into town. Tet from Stockport, thraissli
3loitely•street to the Moukettield, where the Alert-
ins wet oppointed—ood one from Hayton. Saddle•
sr,

J^s. I
London, England, 1819-11-03

WINDSOR. Novevams it.

On Sotorday the Earl of ithtlEtpidlet.tit
the Castle for Sherborn Cork/ chtforrkhir:,, and
the Bishop of Loottoo arrived to be ifs as,
his MAJESTY.

Yesterday her Royal Highness the Frincrw
AUGUSTA took an airing to Frogmen..
Yesterday morning she Patoca IlsortsiT's
hounds attended by a nitaperrithi fi.l4 (if
turned out a fine deer near Sal t.hill, *lllOl ,
course through she wends and enclosures theiott.
Beaconsfield, and was tAlten nn the
of the village after a sharp chore. winch sir,fftivi
great sport to those present. The pima hounds
will turn out by Virginia Water about half-n.ist
tan o'clock on Friday neat.
London, England, 1819-11-03

IL JAMES'S ANALEPTIC
D Them celebrated PiUs (Wilda are ago mild a nature
as to require nu confinement) •re admitted by all the IPas
tufty to be a certain remedy for disorders of the maimaels,
fur indigestion, loss of appet lie, giddieers, mad amaranthine',
s.ck bead-ache' and all tbose disorders brought o* by free
hying, as well as for those produced by • sedentary
They are admirably calculated to remove all female elagree-
nuns and irregulanties' wad are most r Met mil in dome mow
plaints which occur to females at a certain time of life. The
experience of forty years must convince the public that little
beneficial r ffeets are by no ears as over-nied.
The Analept it Pills Ere prepared wily by It G. G. James,
(grandmas of the celebrated Inventor), sod sold at big beam,
U. Conduit-street, Hanover-square, mud irboleselo by Menem.
Rutter, 4, Cheapaide, Lander, and 34, Asekvillemtreet,
oho have been appointed stile egrets is MN pine* of
the lute Mr. Nes, btu. Unt as the suwa of the leMmplet bet
now sending issitalione 'ID?. Jaattio dieffitilleN parportrel
by tlunoselves, Mr. James begs positirelp to Si, pub.
iir, that neither she dualeptic Pill. nor the fever Powder
were ever prepared by any persons but the lurciilor sad his
two aunstim father sed aside of Ilie present Proprietor (by
the WWI as his guardian during his minority), and by these
supplied to Mr. Neolsery (eerie to the latest blur of his
agent y) as they now are to Hews. Boiler's.
To guard Purchases, against spurious cum a, each
besot pills now brats s in gotterartoriit ' label
sviosi with some at doe Proprietor. •
o.' it MAIL
3d, Conduit-strut, Hanover-sinart.
London, England, 1819-11-03

MESSRS. HARDING and Ca. late Dide
sod Scribe, in returning thanks for the many revelers
conferred, and the preference so decidedly shown to their
Establiviiment so many y. sts, lwg to swore LIAM% OM
every depa, latent of tbrir Wrinsbowne is mealy soupplied with
soperlor articles of fuhion sod elegsoce„ where they may
rely ou brine furnished with goods of the brut insonfartere,
on she muse lihersl terms which bare hitherto chaructrriowd

the dealings of their House. In the Millinery Room, nidii;
the ma aaaa meni if Mrs. Price (late Miss Minehim), assisted
by Mademoiselle Ebune, from Paris, Ladies will always had
an extensive Assortment of fashionable Millinery, in pattern.
selected from the magazines of the first artists in Paris, by
Mrs. Prier, on her late visit to that city, where she has made
arrangemerts for a constant supply of patterns of every ar-
ticle of novelty, elegance, and utility. Those Ladies who
may peeler giving their °Mess to Messts. Harding and Co.
through the medium of a female correspondent, will be so
obliging as to addicts their commands to Mrs. Price, at
Harding awl Co.'s, who will pay the most 'crapulous atten-
tion to the instractions she may receive.
Messrs. Hording aid Co. beg to inform Ladies, that they
leave wade urranuewiente to suite dress-making with their
establishment, and will he happy In receive their favours in
that Much, which they wake se doubt will be executed to
their entire satisfaction.
Fashionable Jewellery, Pcrfsmery, Fuse, ice. ke. is all
their varieties as usual.
PO, Pell-Mall.
London, England, 1819-07-01

MILE OF KENT'S im-ratr:

Mr. GitLarEtt. said, he' thereerveolty the 'mi.:
mites, that. on the precedinireweniogi • Pesitseri
had thresh presented for leove to meteors. Petairet
for a Bill to etimble the D akk *Mao ilieiispow of
tome property hy Lotterf." se atabe tesr know to
what it related, owl whether the whisitere bad se-
eeived the conturrente At his' 111+09'1;,# 134nr,
ment It was siecesaaly that the Drinvelluslitel he
informed what the nature of the measure was.
The rnauceti.oit of the EXCHEIKER
lip ready to state the whole of rh.etrish.sactroo. Au
Honourable Mertsber of that Haase mote tune :h.:;•
lsld before the Board of Treasury, r Me )))))
dte Duke of Kent, praying the Lords of the Trea-
sury to lay befaie this House a Petition ter a Bill' to
enable them .to dispose of a certain parthef his pto-
perty, by way of lottery. It was understood that
the
.preetous approbation of the Ctnwn wAs mere-
mit before a lottery could beathisved. The Memorial
was given 1. the .F-irst Lord-of the Treasury, wto,
proceeded to'ta'l the coinmands of thePsbske
gem on the ornbjefi. His Royal Hightlesta referred
the matter to the Lord Chancellor, the First Lord
of the Treasury. and the Chancellor of the Ea..
chequer. The question put to thran was, aliethet
any individual whatsoever, who sislied to &pout
of his private property. fur the import% of kis
rtebtr, or any other purpieht, could e'all eu the
Crow') for its approbation or recommr-ndation!
The indivianala to whom the qoestion wa. referred.
advised his Royal Iligbtuss that such u pro6i4iihr
would be liable to abuse—and that it a oula eats,:
blish a very dangerous precedent, if, rot the oatt of
the ClOatl, a recoipmendateoti of th it ti:rtnre wrr,
Riven.—(lf-up, hey, hcar. :411 it lc
of opinion ;hat stn.+ a recornmendraion siistrld twt
he given.. Under these circumstances. he thosigrt
it most consiiteett-viiih the delicacy which was sae
tows,. oyali -114,/iness the Dure of 'tea, •us
return the °rightist Memorial to the Trespury Boativ,
to be by them restored to 14 i3ents.entait hy wins*
baud it was presented, and to sump! the Who't pro-
ceeding. Since that, he perceived the Hon. Genti,-
anin,• finding that the Royal appiobatiou ith'ttot
necessary, had presented the Petition in quecion—
but to that Petitioa his Majesty's Goverment had
not given any arieic6
Mr. GRENIFELL said, the answer given by tl:e
Right lion.. Gentleman was perfectly satisfactory ;
his conduct, surd that of the two Noble Lords to
whom the matter was referred, was entirely com-
mendable. '

On the motion of the.CHANcELoa of the F-XCIle•-
,UER..the AHUUNI Reports Bill, awl the Supervi-
sor of Customs Bill. were each read the third time,
and passed.
The Report of the Irish Permits hal i•as re.;
eeived, and the Bill ordered to be read the-. third
time to-morrow. . •
On the motion of Mr. 1-lusittsPow, theNeri
rest Bill was re-committed, the Report receivelt,
mid the Bill ordered to he reed the third time to.;
tootrow,
London, England, 1819-07-01

quantity ornate* could be struck off to eirth:e the
Batik m effect the proposed change, the flaw
ivould cm that some doubt must exist with rasp... t
to the precise period when the pla,, could le ar;,(.l
on. Supposing that rues a contain *Olll4 he put
to him, he bad endeavoured to asicettaiti, .tia nest
as prssible.„ within what imriod" the
would be In operitieit, analhe- haa every tba.
iron to believe, that, within tbe worst .of three
months sufficient nniclintery viouid fle fdst,a t„
admit of tho fabrimAkin of motet -terFirSitmtle-
quisite before the change Auld; e emed.
•wislted distinctly to lie understood
It *se impossible t. 3 state decidedly., ititha Mu Km
would be in operation, but nothing 10101:0cmireed
to shake the idea he originally enreitimitta atiits
excellence. The delay was entirely owing to
difficulty of manufacturing -the toschiliery, t
was but fair to add, that, in the dontrie of ill, in-
quiry, every &Catty had been gieen by the Kook to.
the Contati.sionre‘—( lieter• flier./=They had
Mimed ample means be meet every raperrie, and tha
business was f ITOCeedi OK ell ram as a •oriciesiitsimsti:
bar of competent rinkmen could expedite
r Heir, hear.)
C•I.CRAT'T 141:d, the 1-Initse and the immtry
must he obliged to the Hon. Gentleman far his ex.
planation. It was a subject of so.nieeh 4', New f.
that hr woind not offer any remittent 411 istrarthed
fallen from the Flan. Peorlennau.
London, England, 1819-07-01

THE APERIENT SODAIC POWDERS.
THIS new nod eleg iiit Ilrepuratiiiii postiesses
the advantage of instantly producing the brit SODA-
WATBR, and of beats, at the same time, a mild
APERIENT, relieving Heartburn, Bile. Nausea, Acidity
on the Stomach, &c. It is recommeudrd to those whose
Stionsaish from weakness. or other causes. reject Epsom and
Cheltenham Salts, &c. the nauseous taste of which deceits
mast' from swing them. These Powders possess all the
medicinal properties of those salts; in their uperatiou ars
equally mild gad effscacious; and being perfectly tasteless,
they may be given to children as well as adults, who cannot
take a saline aperient in any other form. The Powdeis
tikes' alltr too free an indulgence in the luauries of the
toble, portieularly after too much wine, the common dim.
agreeable effi et, are altogether avoided. In warns elhootes,
they will he found diffusively beneficial, as they currect dis-
ordered bile, without debilitating she stomach.
Sold by the Peopeletors,R. Roller sad Sods, Chemists and
Druggists, No. 4. Ckoopsitle, corner of St. Pa U l's, London
and No. 34, Sacinvillootreet. Dublin; and, for them, by all
th! principal Booksellers, Druggists, and Medicine Venders,
theutsgbout thR liiugthum. In 841111, at 3s. ed. each.
N IL-10 order to prevent she substitution aporioas
imitations of these Powders, a far-simile of the Proprietor's
signature is engraved in the label which is a£6 ved is curb Hos.
London, England, 1819-07-01

~

--• • EAST INDIA HOUSE. Jima 30, 1819.
HE COURT of DIRECTORS of the
UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENG-
LAND, trodifig to the EAST INDIES, do hereby give
Notice,
Time the COMMITTEE of BUYING and WARE-
HOUSES will be ready to receive Proposals in writing,
aealtal op, on or before WEDNESDAY, the U.S July
180, Guns siteh Perseus as may be willing, to supply the
Company with
SW EDISH STEEL AND REGIMENTAL BUTTONS :
And that tie Conditions of the respective Contracts may be
seen upon application to the Cletk of the said Committee,
with whom the Prommals must he kit before Eleven
o'Cloek on the said !Ist July. 1819, after which hulk ibm
Committee will not receive any Tender.
JOSEPH DART, Srrretary.
EAST INDIA HOUSE, Jong SO, ISIS.
THE COURT of DIRECTORS of the
UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENG-
LAND, trading to the EAST INDIES, do isereby glee
NOM*,
That a GENERAL, COURT ..f the said COMPANY
will Ire hold al their House in Leadeash‘ll sitters:so; WED-
NESDAY. the July Next, from sie,• el; iss the
!Horning tintiltim in tie Evening, for tM- of
a DIRCCTttR of the said Company, in Owning' of Sameal
Davis, Esq. deceased.

JOSEPH HART. Secretary.
London, England, 1819-07-01

KVENING DRESS.

• •A white satin slip. over which is a retool dress, comprised
'of while gauze with small pink spots the bottom of the
skirt is liniehed by a hood of white Battu, termitiated by a
full &more of blood lace ; over this Is a triMming of a very
novel and pretty description, anal this is surmounted by a
Lice flounce to correspond. ['fork body, cut low round the
bust, which is ornamented, in a novel style, odds We.
and bows of a alib.lata ; there are two falls of the latter, one of
which is disposed in Poch a manner that, with the bows,
it foram • trek, r. The Intelt is full ;' 11w sleeve short,
_ and very foil. • -A Mee scarf is thrown .round the shoul-
ders. Heal dress, a bandeau of piuk satin, covered with- a
net-work of pearl, and finished by • pearl tassel. &Superb
please of,wetriely feathers is placed to one side. Tin hind
lone Indisposed in plonks, which are- twisted round the top
of ilia head; tool intermixed with swill bows. The front
heir is envied very full on the forehead, but is much divided.
Necklace and car-rings, pearl. White satin shoes, and white
kid sloria.
London, England, 1819-07-01

CHURCHES IN scOtr:ANti.

The CHAPICELLoa• of the Excus.sicEtt
the Order of the Day for the third reading of the
Churches in Scotland BM:
MI. MA Xyhri.i. to PIO dig;
eretionury power veated in the Coinietwainiers
this fill, they could augment the stipends of tliC
Clergy to any amount they pleased. lie liieteff.iF
proposed to übriate this possibility by on umentl-,
mew, tart after the' words " 20D1. fief
there should be inserted, " and nut wore Then 400/:
per annual."
Mr. PAISIROSE highly approved el tht arisen&
went.

The CHANCELLOR Ot the EXCHEbtIEIt
there was no apprehenSion that the sisit'esirls f
Scotch Clergy would be rendered too !nein:ivy.-
(4141.901.)—He explained die nature of the Itittr
that iu future the stipends of the Scotch etertgr!
not to be L. dont 200/., but that they nrigto
.be enlarged tb such a son) as the Currititt,:surrett
should he disposed to think justifiable -under the
particular circumstances of the case, fie the ng!,l
it Mitch better that the Commassionres shouts* ne'
left unshackled, and that tun maximum shoal.! 64.1
fixed, to avoid, if possible, any general standird
',which might be considered as appLeable to
asseir if it were once fixed. fie would, therefore/
oppose the :intendment.
Sir Roamer WILSON desired to know *Crater'
it was intern:id to build adeli lottol chord*. ito
places where a church bow was, and where (Wine
service was performed twice a day ?
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHRQUIR ripted,
that the objects of the Bill were twofold
to provide additional accommodation for the fseopie
of large towns in their attendance at divine strike y
and secondly, to provide further ecclesiastic*/ ile-
cc.nirtiodation in extensile and ►emote pi.;
fishes. Many ot', the flairiteltes in Scotland dife.
much larger than in England, and persons had to.
gu a great distance to their church. The sertirt-ia-
the church hi Scotland ,was also, it ahould br,babo
ordered, It ih'voi that °rifle church of EraiStret.''
dud cmortnced *flip so that it was deferable' tl e '
London, England, 1819-07-06

AMtnica.

Paw YQRE PAPERS.

SSW 'roam, Jaye 7.
The Yellow Stone expeditiou, under command
of Colonel Milano% of the oth regiment, arrived at
Cosei iiii ail on the 15th of last mouth, and sailed the
ostie cresting towards their destination. The, regi.
consisted of 500 men, and mottle a fine ap.
I fillet .
JUNE 8
Capt. Eta loon, of the sloop Frolic, from Ms.
tenser, who arrived at Charleston on the Slst of
May. states, that on the gist of that month, off the
south end of Key I.a.rgo, at seven in the mor g,
he ow a ship arbor', and several wreckers near her,
the wind at that time being at E.N.E. The
Frolic crowed the reef and came tosochor. in hopes
of reuderisuc her some moistener, and after • few
hours discovered her to be the French ship iliotfesty,
IPB.orron. live days from Hevannils, bound to
Bounteous, the posengers oiwhich respiestedlCols.
lain Bateau's to take them on board, and brim;
tht m to CharleAten. The request was readily coat.
•t
plied with. The follursitig are their names:—..
Mr. J. Calelonge. wife. sister, and five children;
A. Rose, P. Grencit. and J. Asky. On the 43d
ult, off the north end of Key Largo. saw an Anse•
rican brig from New Orleans, bound to Bourdesuir,
with a cargo of tobacco, with a number of wreckers
about her, towises her into harbour : they stated to
Capt. Batton that they intended to make a wreck
of her, if alit was not so already.

, JUIS 10.
Oo one point of our affrirs, at the .present eno.
meta, there seems to be hut little. difference of
opinion throughout the country, and that, that
grelit pecuniary embarrassment', oiler, both among

:• •
itolividuals, and trained institutions. This is true,
probably in greater or lees degrees, of every portion
of the nation. The Editor of the :Naiimssil hada.
gwocee. however, says, that it is borne more tran-
quilly iu the Atlantic States than at the westward,
particularly in Kentucky. Meetings are holding
all over that State on the subject, and several ob-
jects of no small importaoce appear to be in view ;
three of them are stated to be—

1. A suspension of specie payments by Banks.

. . . _
t. A liberal emission of paper by the Banks.

3. Au extra call of the Legislature.
The call of the Legislature, as Ear as we can
judge by an article in the National 4ntelligeneer.
is for the purpose of stopping the .proceealiussof
Courts fur the collectlin of debts, or, iu other
word., to stay executions. .
ST. JOllll.'S (If. SI, NAT 29.
We understand from the Best authority, that his
Excellency the Lieut.-Gcverii'or and Conned have
shrected forty lots of laud, of too acre' each, to be
surveyed, for emigrants from the mother country.
in rich of the following situations, viz. in Charlotte
county, on the road from St. John to St. Andrew I
in King's county, on the road called Colonel Lud.
low's road ; and is Yorl•'s county, iu the rear of
Prince William.
London, England, 1819-07-06

fisher for the siernuannlition of his eiratomers.
would, indeed. be unjutt to intuit% hint for the oil—
gins! sin of others. fora publication over which he
had no control. end of the contents of which- he
could have no knowledge before it entered hie "hop.
Mr. Meowlob. the Deputy Sheriff. having
summed up the evidence. the Jury, after • short
courideration, assessed the Mintage, at Five
Pounds.
The wander ation of this verdict may fairly be me
cribed to the opinion entertnisted by the Jury of
the injustice of holding the mere Vender of a libel
answerable for the originsl writing mud publication'.
A different conclusion would at once destroy the
trade of booksellers, who. it will be seen, cannot
possibly have maggot.* of the contents of every,
work which wei..ilinegh their hands.
London, England, 1819-07-06

EMPLOYMSNT OF MR POOR.

The Provisional tionisnittee for Encouragement of
dewy end Reduction of Poor's Rates, Ihritsig on the
growing dissatisfaction, sod waist of entyJnynieui io vArmis
parts, is iedaced to sercierate the ptiblintille of the Go—.
rug, which is with conlideace reconsestoded as a most .in.
poetess mega of sync(. .
Voider such eircosestasees, the enltivatioa of. tang may
be realised as an universal as well as persrieneot motile
fed ibis neighs. be immediately ovairseetteed—the Act tot..
laded " An Act to ammo' the Laws for the Relief of t'..
Poor," and pawed ia the Fresno Session, empowering on. ,
Pariah to obtain land fee the Vskirpose of easployinene, sat
foe letting. It may he weswoekeeds Mat the 10w wages
would be cheerfully accepted, would be reimbursed by e;...
products 'Waked, wink the management of the spade it
unierenallj 'meltable.
The above Act tlineiliog the had. to be taken by each
parish to tweet, acres)
.esinkes, as before nursed, a a„,,,
judicious discretionary power, by which land rosy be 1., 111
Netball porthole at a fair mat, for the profitable wren/min.,,
of theinerlvosaud families during Inseam hours. sod I eh
none. fail of prodeciog the most essential a Met, by the
stimuli's this afforded to the iedestrious poor to recover au
iadepeedeat stele.
Overstress guardians of the poor, end parishes, MCP there.
fore earnestly sod respectfully to apply themerters to
the above object; Noldesneas Magistrates, sod weepier,
of leads and the consoionity generally, doubtless brae(
found to
are,
whereby to arrest the overwhelming
tide of pee said dloreinades and restore to our apse.
try its we are, security, sad reoperity.
The following is retuned Roue an aerosol rivets by
Mr. It. overseer at Rirusingbaus That he we. an overbear
of the poor its the years 1117 sod 11114; that three were
SOO adult poor is the work.hoomes for oleos there ems so
employment ; that about thirty acres of tend belonged to
the town; that these were k 4 to differeat tesissis; hut that
four serer wen obtained, on which they planted cabbages
sod potatoes, sad obtained a suffeint supply for Soh pre.
seas he the hone from Jolly to September. In Mains 1/IRS
he look seen sod a Ml( acres more, sod cultivated too
Serfs in lax, The toil was heed sod Oen!, but tsetse dog
by the spade, sod the turf buried without manure, it has a
very promisieg ',parson." Mr. B. accedes to the .4..
!dished sentiment that the culture of laod by bawd labour es
the only @skalde employment for the paitschisl poor.
Signed on behalf of the Provisional Committees
BENJAMIN WII.IB, Honorary Seer( tare.
Innis Hued, Poultry, July h, 18111.
London, England, 1819-07-06

CORONERS INQUEST.

Oe /Istva., sight an inquisitioe was taken at Ow De.
tenable, Arens, tieees.street, EL James's, before 1 hon..,
Higgs, Esq. Comer, ea Ibe body of Mr. A. Wilson, gas.
▪ Sbeerardmtreet.
H. Hastiest, an apprentice to the deceased, stated, that he
was &beet SI years of age, sod eisjoyed very gue4
genets!. About half past seem o'clock ow Friday afterouos,
he sent witness out ow a message, and hr rttwrued home
about eight o'clock. His Master at that time was oat.
About 11 he beard s comb drive up so the door, and vorkut
screaming; be got net of bed partly redressed, and Guard
his mistress and some oilers about She coach in whirls was
the deceased. He returned to deem, and at his meta back
be fouled Mr. Fox and the lamplighter had carried hum out
of the coach into the back parlour. A surgeon was called
in, bet be could reader no assistance ; the spark of waa
quite gone. A certificate from Mr. Abair, the einem% in
Windmill-street, was produced; it stated, that he upeutd
the body, and from appearances be 16s/sight die deceased met
his death by apopkey.--Verdiet to that effect.

The German Papers contain an .article. d,t.d
Stockholm. June 14. wherein the negociations ie.
'meeting the mo-long-talked-of Norwegian debt ere
said to have been brought to • successful issue by
Lord STaAwaroaw, who acted on the joint lealealf
of Great Britain and the Court of Denmark. The
payments by Sweden are to be gradual : and one
fact worthy of record is. that in order to provide r.r
facilitate the mean► of discharging this t,i.
King CIARLIS XIV.. and the Cows lint.re.
his son, have resolved to give up for ten 3r.11. ao
tome the civil hat revenue which had been somig‘,.d
co them by the States of Norway !
London, England, 1819-07-06

THEATRE-ROYAL, ENGLISH OPERA-HOUSE,
STRAND.
THIS PRESENT TUESDAY, JO! 6,
will be performed (drat time ibis semen), 1M Ope-
ratic Alsceglutt called

FREDERICK THE GREAT;
O►r, THE HEART OF A SOLDIER.
Frederick the Second, Mr. P. Cooke; Charles, Baron of
Felshicen, Mr. Peanuts; Theodore D'Hartman, Mr. Broad.
horst ; Governor of the Citadel of Schwieduits, Mr. W. S.
Chatterley ; Brandt, Mr. Downes (his first appearance is
that Character); Count D'Herkien, Mr. Roe bothers ; Stork,
Mr. Wilkinson; Rolf, Mr. O'Callaghan. disunity Miss
Kelly; Charlotte, Miss Love.
r►ftrr which (24 time at this Theatre), the interesting Grand
Romantic Swims' Ballet of
ItAYMOND AND AGNES;
Or, THE BLEEDING NUN.
Don Raymond, Mr. Webster; Coast of Liadeohereh, Mr.
Rowbothast ; Robert, Mr. T. P. Cooks. Margueritte, Mrs.
W. S. Chatterley ; Agnes, Miss Love.
Boxes, Ss.; Second Price, 30.—Pit, 35.; Second Prier,
Is 6.l.—Lower Gallery, 25.; Second Price, lc—Upper
hey, Is.; Second Price, 6d.
Roses, Places, Tickets, Admissloss for t►e Snson, sod
Private Buses (with the advantage of a separate entrance
in Earter.Mreet), to be had of Mr. Stentwoo, at the Box
()ince, Strand entraime„ from Teti till Four; sod of Mr.
Inman, Library, 120, New Bondstreet.
To-morrow, My Ow■ Rival l—Tbe Jovial Crew—and
mother Entertainment.
London, England, 1819-07-06

COURT OF SESSION. SCOTLAND.

On Tuesday, Lord Criugletie, Lord Ordinary
on the Bills, presented the Prince Regent's war-
rim; appointing his Lordship one of the Ordinary
Jiiityter of the Second Division of the Court, in
room of the late Loki Reston.
Alexander Slaconochie, Esq. of Meadowbsuk.
late Lord Advocate of Scotland, then presented the
Prince Revues letter, appointing him one of the
Judges of the Court of Session, who, as junior
Judge, falls to succeed Lord Cringletie, as Lord
Ordinary on the Bills. Iles Lordship they to►k
the oaths and his seat in the Outer House as Lord
Priibatinner:
The Right Hon. William Dundee. who, in con.
sequence of a reversionary appointment in 1806,
succeeds the late Right Hon. Robe►t Modes, as
Principal Keeper of the General Register of Sc.
sines, &c. appeared in Court, and took the requi-
site oaths on succeeding to that appointment.
On Tuesday, at a Meeting of the High Court
of Justiciary, Sir William Rae, of St. Catharine'st
Bart. was sworn into the office of Lord Advocate of
Scotland, in room of the Hon. Alexander Noce.
isochie, appointed a Lord of Session, and one of
the Lords Commissioners of Justiciary.
It is in contemplation to pl.tee • marble bast of
the late Lord Chief Baron Dundee in the new
county rooms, as a testimony of respect for his
public services and private worth.
London, England, 1819-07-30

WEST END FAIR.

Join Reid and John Dwww, two youths, were charged
wish oirtilit pockets at this fair.
Nnounel Furzrenan apprehended the Prisoners together in
St. COPS**, after their return front the fair on Tue►day evens
isle, and upon Dunn he found thirteen •ilk-headkrreklefa,
%hurl, hr aaW he picked up.
Thry weer both remanded till Friday week, fur t►e hind-
brachia& to he owned.

AM•RiCa 4 PouLTlllr.There were received a
1-w day% run. in Carli•le, • namlwr of American
Leos, and r cock, from PlidadelplSm (is present to
Mr. R. LIGHTFOOT of this city). They are 01.
• sow h larger size than those of our owo coutitq,
and prosu•se to become a very -valuable bird to
linosott. Those we have just seen are at present
sti the penult. and 1,11 account of t:eir passage are
till poor cosiditiou ; the hens weigh about Gib., but
whoa fed will average probably 81h. The eggs are
,scarcely the size of those of our own hen. and the
%moils are of different colours, either white, or a
deep or pale buff.—( Car /irk Jowled.)

Evergreens are recommended for garden hedges
1.. refers-owe to deciduous trees by the following
quasi iPs t—They offord equal slither in winter and
'simmer, wl.ereas the shelter of deciduous trees in
.sottrs when shelier is most wanted, is of very
little rotor. Evergreens do not produce or harbour
4w/rely in their Wins leaves as deciduous trees do.
f, virgreca). produce no cold by reopiratiou from
their Irving I , nor by the evaporation from
rbehrf ones ; she cold produced in these too viols by
the tb of Iming trees is vey reataikoble.
London, England, 1819-07-30

PARIS PAPERS.

PARIS, JULY 26.
The King did not go out yesterday, but his
Majesty's health is good. Ile transacted business
witb the Marquis Dessolles, President of the Coun-
cil. and admitted seweral persons to pay court to
Msjesty, to all of whom lie spoke with much
gaiety and
General Sarrazin transmitted to the Jory of the
department of the Seine, at ten o'clock on the night
r.f the 23d July, the following declaration :

" GENTLEMEN OE THE JILJET-1 declare to you, iN the
',restore of heaven and earth, as if I were about I. sink
tutu my grave, that I mere signed any contract of carriage
tut that with Madsme Sarras'n, previously Mademoiselle

Ward, on the 11th of May, 1817. The nde at pretended
:rriage at Leghorn was forged in 1810, sod does not bear
my signature. 1 tam the same of the ads of pretended
mailinre at London, as might be proved by nosing the
oi szinal documents to be produced. In seeking to euevict
me of bigamy on the simple copies of false documents, proved
to be false, my enemies will puniNli me for having quitted
the ramp of Boulogne in 1810, to go and offer my services
to his Majesty Louis XVIII. But sooner or later 1 shall be
avenged by the Mendels of truth, justice, sod loyalty"
A pamphlet, entitled " The tenet of M. Big-
von." was seized on Saturday, at the request of the
Attorney-General, at the house of Delo:may
tie,l Mongie, booksellers.
Letters from Wi.baden state, that the man named
Lnening, who hurl attempted to *mate M.
14-li, the Nlagivtrate, and who was supposed to
Here been it.ilueticed by a fanaticism similar to that
of Saudt, died on the 18th, in consequence of
Mounds inflicted by himself.
The Countess De Peralada, who towards the end
of List month was proceeding to Perpignan, with
the ihtention of parsing some days there, suddenly
received frctn the Count Dr Peralada, her husband,
Ca-Ambassador of Spain at Paris, • notice which
Itametied her departure. it appears that the Count,
who resides in Catalonia, had himself received orders
to proceed without delay to Madrid.

CAItJIU I, JULY 19.
Two important notifications were made this day
in the name of the Grand Duke, by the Minister
Baron de Berstett, to the Fint Chamber. The
first notification concerns the approaching marriage
of the Margrave Leopold with the Princess Sophia
of Sweden. The second apprises the Assembly, in
no omelet manner, of the conclusion of a Treaty at
Frankfort, between the Ministers of Austria, Eng-
land, Prussia, and Russia, on the one part, and the
Baron de Berkheini, Minister of Baden at the
Diet, on the other part. By this Tresty, signed
o►► the 10th of July, the integrity of the Grand
Duchy, in its present extent, is formally recognised,
with the succession of the present reigning family,
unaccompanied by tiny burdensome or injurious
coodition. The Fir►t Chamber heard these coin-
inutoications with the liveliest pleasure, and an Ad-
stress to that effect was ordered to be presented to
the Grand Duke.
London, England, 1819-07-30

PA 7111 L ArCIDEN'T.

, At four o'clorlk is the onoenlog of &today sensiglit, 11124
2.144 woollen belonging to Ilbroningtoa, near 11awi. k, aseks4
Visa Bowie, aged t 1 ; Mary Bowie, her sister; and Suaanash
Bruidfurel, aged 19, west to bathe is the sea at Cramer. 0.,
arriving at the sea-side, Mary Bowie feeling a little frighten.
rd, declined bathing, but the Iwo others fearlessly tutored the
wtte►. They were, it appears, tinacquitioted with that part of
the shore, and stepped eat. the sea at a part w►rx the we.,
becomes very abruptly of the depth of three or ft.ar
111411412 ; they were essasenoestly almost imusiediao.ty .eat
of their depths. The Mater who was left on the oho,.
hest took their struggles for diversion, bat bros.' ;
alarmed at the voice of Sono being Mopped by the
cashing into her swath (Elias wryer spoke utter 41, e -
'arid the wilier) eudeavoured to catch hold of her .iue
who was ihto driven by Ike waves wear the shore. C'
succeeded its catching hold of her hair, ■nd Laded
body on a rock. Not heist able so reach $21.211,
and alarmed the Ashermen at Crosier, shoat 301)
/non the place; 11111 their arrival the sues. 2414111 61,1'1
Boasts's body se shore. Life in both of them was lollop.
pity extinct. It was stippnerli front the surviving seneA
account, that they had test been more than Its 10111111.11
in the wider, and that if props, menus had been u..d .14
wee, life weight have been restored. They were dierapv
Interred at Bennington nu Tuesday last; said bpi,: 1+.1.3
'sickly respected, their melancholy death has caused a ;a 4
sensation in that oeighboarhood.
London, England, 1819-07-30

FORGERY.

Mr. Humphrey Smarm a hill.bruker, of 'Change align
Omahalll. Meted, that ►e di.counted a kill, now produces! io
Mar, fur a wens of the aurae of Richard Prior, M Iso had
been the confidential irks k of Me►ara. Martin and Flejh a.

The bill purported to have been drawn fur 5001. by a Mr.
High Gaskell, of Wigs., Lancashire, on Mearrs. Mama,
SOO, and Hasbro, at three mouths. It was dated the 14 it
of August, ISIS; there was no name endurmil iin it Lot
Hugh Gaskell, the drawer. Witness knew Prior to have
been the confidential clerk of Messrs. Martin and Co. abd
had frequently before discounted bills for him; he pa 4 .
Prior on this occasion the amount of the hill, deductiog
the usual charge for discount.
A Mr. Ellis was neat exvtoin. A. lie knew Mr. Gaston,
whose same appeared un Slur bill produced to • Me-
ans had been is the habit fur a gre..t number of yi•urn.
corresponding with him; he had men Mr. G4‘kell
but dues out recollect having Keen him *rite los rthas ;
does nut believe the signature to the bill w.ai ever nom. a
lay Mr. Garton.
John Gretuhasigh, Clerk In Messrs. Smith, Payne, and
Co. bankers, proved the payment of the 61:1 quirstiou, .
amoral of Messrs. Marlin and Co.
. . .

---
Mr. Thomas Martin, jun. proved that Rithsril Prior *WI
the estwitieetial clerk of Messrs. Martin and Co. and that I.e
had abecuaded.
This tangelo:Aims it is moderatos...l, tookpiece previous
I* ()feriae a reward far she apprehension or Prior. It of
slated, that there is a similar hill for 5001. which ha. rat • t
become due, and which Prior had procured to be disc...um; ti
is time manse of Mews. Martin sad Co.

WE%T END FAIA.
Veterdey the invesiigatioa the (lariat natr.gook N.
milird rropectabir persona, ohm eve+ graerd Amy
listed (vanity Was mimed h. t.re Nadi/mei Omani
Ned ---- Been tut, EA. Noble's cm' rieribly br contrail II
London, England, 1819-07-08

OLD BAILEY, WEDNESDAY, JULY 7.

The above Sessions eninatesteed this day at Jestire.Rall,
in the Old Bailey, before the Right Hon. the LORD MAYOR,
Mr. Justice Housoyn, Mr. Justice Bussuoucu, the RE.
CORDER, &C.

The following is the state of the Calendar op to yesterday
morning'—