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The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1818-12-08

CORONER'S INQUEST.

Yesterday an inquest was belts at the Steel-yard Coffee.
house. Upper Thanws.street, before Thomas Shelton, Eag.
Coroner, on the body of a mum commonly known in the
neighbourhood where he resided by the name of Lord Cas-
tlereagh, but whose rent nanie was Daniel M'Swtun y.
The deceased was an Irishman, and resided to Long-lank,
in the Iturungb.
Philip Cunningham, of Pepper.ellry, in the Heroin(li,
deposed as follows:—" On Friday morning lent, abode
eleven o'clock, I was standing near she premiers of Me.
Calvert, at the bottom of Allhallows-lane, awl saw soma.
thing lying ha the Thames, which I thought was a dog ; it
was nearly covered with mad ; it was ebb tide, and the wa..
ter bad left it on the mud. I called to a person who was
nearer to the objoet than myself, and said, le it a dog?'
He answered, ' No, it is a man.' I went up to him end
sow the deceased's face, upon which I exclaimed, ' My Guff,
it is Lord Castlereagh! is be dead?' I thee assisted in tak-
lag him to the neareet house to the spot, quite dad."
. Coroner—" Why did you call him Lord Castlereagh ?"
Witness—" I knew the deceased for three years, and he
weal by that name. I have worked with him. I wai told
by one of Mr. Calvert's men, that be saw the decrabed on
the teeming of Thursday, washing some potatoes at the bot-
tom of Allhallows Stairs, by the water aide, and was at that
time In a state of intoricatioa.
Verdict—" Aretdealally dreamed is the Rise► Thames."

MARKETS.

CORN EXCHANGE, MONDAY, Dramatize. F.
Having received a large supply of Wheat from our own
coast (from 6 to 7,000 quarters), although the arrivals from
abroad were not quite.. numerous, vet the sates in English
Wheat were very heavy, at • decline of two shillings per
quarter, and a liege quantity left unsold at that reduction ;
Bruns arc in demand and support their price; the anpply of
Barley being large MAO quarters, English and Foreign),
the sale MIN heavy; the arrivals with Oats were smelt, and
the prices the same as this day week; in Pease, and other
kinds of grain, there is no alteration.
CURRENT PRICES OF GRAIN.

Foreign 87s 62.
Finr ditto 72s BOA
English Wheat b6s 60,
Fine ditto 76s 110 s
Oh ditto —a s
Rye bOs —s
Fine ditto s6s —s

Grey Pease
Fine ditto
Tick Beams . • • • • • .12" 72.
Old ditto —I
Small ditto 731 SOB
Old &its
Feed Oats 32s 35

Barley 4ss 52s
Fine ditto .. 6os 66s

fine ditto Mt 3s.
Poland ditto 36, 40.

New ditto 70. 75.

Fine ditto 4O, 43.

Malt

Potatoc ditto 44a 44•

Fine ditto
White Ptase (boilers) 70s 72s
Fine ditto

Rape Seed, per last 461 521
Fiue Finns 65. 7011
Seconds . 60. 66,
London, England, 1818-12-08

PRICE OF BREAD THIS WEEK.

The highest !mice of the hest Wheaten Bread throughout
the metropolis, is stated by the principal Bakers to be One
Shilling and a Hallpeury she Quartern Loaf. Some Bakers
sell the Quarters Loaf from oue penal to two-peace lower.
lb. crs lb. or.
Peek Loaf to weigh IT $ Quotient Loaf to weigh •
Half ditto Bll Half Quartern

SMITHFIELD MARKET, MOMDAY, Mecums 7.
This day's market had a Loud supply of prime Beus', and
the slam of Cattle in general was considerable; Beef and
Motion were dearer ; Veal and Pork sold at lost prices; sod
the trade for the most part was pretty brisk. The Mir* in
the Hay-market wrre somewhat lively; Straw and Closet
have dropped in pike; Hay fetched last price.
London, England, 1818-12-08

COAL MARKET, DECLAIM 7.

Ships at Market. Ships Rohl. Price.
531 NCIICARi le
1111; Sunderland ioa 335. Bd. to 401. Oil.

PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY.
3 per Cent. Retl.7l3litii I Ex. Bills, ... 19 90 It's
31 per Cent...... 88H I Lottery Tickets,llgl. 18s.
4 per Cent.. 96,lii I Ornsituus.......
Bank L. Ann. 20 5.16 3 I Cons. for Acc. 8011 80
India Bond, 8.1 pr. I 791
BIRTH
On the morning of the 2.1 instant, at ber,father's house
in Merritm.aquare, Dublin, the Lady of H.R. Carden, Esq.
of the Priory, Templemore, of a daughter.
MARRIAGE.
.At Paris, on the 14th November, Robert Travers, Esq.
Lieutenant-Colonel of the 42d Dragoons, to Catherine,only
daughter of the late Colonel Richard Lee, of Waterford.
DEATHS.
On Friday, the 4th instant, at his bonne in Bedford-square,
John Louden, Esq. a Member of the Hun. the Cow t .if
Directors fur the Affairs of the Hon. East India Company.
On Tnesday Ina, aged 90 years, Mrs. Herbert, widow at
the late Mr. David Herbert, who formerly kept the King,
Arms, in Plymouth, and there first intmdured to the notion
of the Roams.* Omits that deliciousfish the John Dom.
with which be was so well pleased as to invent a sauce (or
it; atilt celled by his name...
LONDON: Printed and Published at the 05c7, No. It 7,
'tried; where Advertisements ate received, and lAtt,..
(post-paid) must be atitirmaed.-...C. ti)ITN, No
Cleanest% Inn, Printer-1 WHITE, No Ili, Strand.
Publisher.
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London, England, 1818-12-08

MIDDLESEX SESsIoNs.
MOST WICKED ASSAIL`L.T.—SET
A ROY'S HEAD.
A lamplighter, named Gable, was indicted for a mu*
wicked assault ■pou a little boy named Fallon, by striking
him with hiss link, an 4 at•ttibg his head on fire. ,
A boy, who was passing by, saw the poor child with his
head on Gee; the child cried Out., Put it out ! Put it out
Witness did so; be did not set the sneak committed, bat
he beard the lamplighter 'cruse to put out the burning oil.
To a question asked by 11w Prisoner, the witness said the
child cried wit that it was Om lampiirht.► that did it.
T. e ni..ther of the horn, how said, hrr sun was brought
li•mir with his bead burnt to the boor. The child suffered
extreme agony, and hecatne oomph. toy delirinue.
The CMAIRMAN °battered, that whi ober the lamplighter
had done the injury iutentiosally or occidcutally, he was a
moat shocking brute.
The Jury returned s verdict uf—Gitilly.
Mesas Cole was indicted fur baring in his possession
twenty pieces of base metal, in insitatiou of the current cola
of the ►ealm, called shillings.
The possession was proved upon the evidence of two
officers, who, upon apprehending and searching the Pro
loner, were told by him, that they had either put them Into
his pocket, or that somebody else had done so. Another
man was with the Prisoner, but be was discharged tom the
Police-office.

FIRE TO

Mr. Powell, of Ibe Mini, deelsred the shillings conning
fait.

Several pertains, of respectability gave the Primmer a good
character.—tiailiy.
lie was 'sentenced to six months imprisonment; a mitt•
gated punishment, tbe Chairman said, In consequence of
the good character elm him.
Several persons were convicted of tittering counterfeit sbit•
lines. to one ease Ilse Jury thought it necessary to *lnoue
mend a female to mercy. . . .

The Chairman regretted that's' it was not a trial at com-
mon law, it was out of his power to mitigate the rigc.ur of
the prescribed punishment.
In a trial for an assault, one of the witnesses dated, that
the Magistrate before whom the summons had been beard,
bad recommended the parties to " fight it nut."
The CHAIRMAN immediately said, the Gentleman who ad-
vised that mode of decision might have been " a Magi* -
trate," but he certainly was not a " Joutice of the Peace."
London, England, 1818-10-02

LONDON.
FRIDAY. OCTORIM 2, ISIS.

THE QUEEN.

The following Bulletin was issued early yester•
day wing respecting her MAJINTY'II health:—

" Kew Palace, fietetree 1.
" The Queen law hod gm& boors sleep Is the sight,
hot it does sot appear to haw palmed say material done
of she symptoms of her N4syti disease.
FIL MILMAN.•

The reason of the above Bulletin being only
signed by one of the Qusse's Physicians is, that
Sir HENRY RAU'S'', was absent from Kew, at
Windsor Palace, attendieg the Princess Semite.
Sir FRANCIS MERMAN visited the Wen yeller.
day wonting at eight o'clock, in her chamber. and
afterwards drew up the above Bulletin, which was
sent off by a hobby groom to London, for the
satisfaction of the public. The Quasi' was soon
after removed to her sittiorroom, in an easy chair
on wheels.

About eleven o'clock the Duchess 'of GLOO.
CZSTIIII and the Princess AtIGUITA, accompanied
by Sir F. MILMAN and General TAYLOR" left the
Palace and walked in Kew Gardens. The Royal
Party returned to the Palace at • quarter before
one o'clock.

Sir H. HALIPORD retained to the Police about
twelve o'clock from Windsor. Sir H. CAMPBELL
arrived at the Pal•ce about three o'clock in • poet-

chaise, with letters and communications from the
Princess ELIZAIIITH of Hass Housoote.
The Duchess of You arrived at four o'clock
from Oatlands, driving herself in her auricle, with
three outriders. Her Royal Highness stopped at
the Crown Inn at Twickenham, to have her horses
refreshed ; she did not alight from her curricle.
Her Royal Highness continued at the Palace till
sear six o'clock, when she left on her return to
Ostlands.

The Pattrcs Racstrr arrived exactly at half
past five o'iclock, and had the satisfaction to find his
beloved Mother rathe► better than she was in the
morning. His Royal Highness remained about an
hoar, and then left on his return to London.
The Duke of You -arrived is his carriage, fol.
lowing close after the Panics Runny's, the car-
riages of the Royal brothers having joined at Turn-
hout Green. The Royal Duke remained to dine
with his Royal sisters. Among the distinguished
characters who called yesterday to make their duti-
ful inquiries after the state of her MAI WITY'S health
were, Viscount SYDNEY. Lady DORCHRSTRR,
Lady 81111111111, and the Countess Dowager of
CARDIGAN.

By a Flanders Mail which arrived last night we
have received Aix-la-Chapelle Gasettes to the 48th
of September. They announce the arrival of the
French Minister the Duke of Ricsamen, of Lord

CAsTLIRSASIII sod his suite, end of seversl other
diplomatic persoos, whose presence is required at
Congress. The Emperor of Ausrat• arrived at
Ments we the ted, and was expected at Aix-lo-
Chapelie oo the Mb. The Doke of RteseLteu,
on his way to that city, had an interview at Cambay
with the Duke of Wit.t.tnerox. at which. report
states. it was agreed that the English army, 22.000
strong, should evacuate the French territory is the
London, England, 1818-10-02

Lately publiahed, beautifully printed iu *etre°, price Its.
boards.
THE MODERN ANTIQUE: or, The Muse
in the Customer of tl,icen Anne.
By J. DOH PERT; EMI.
Also, by the Same.
. TIME; or, LIGHT sad SHADE: a Peens, in fa
Parts. Price 11. Ss. elegaatly printed in ato.
*.• " The reseal Puna is distinguished by the same
marks which characterised the fureeer—a serious sad
disciplined mind, celestas.e madam*, sad amatds MA, hoar.
It exhibits a comprele-nsire view of life, and of the follies,
wires, and prrjuiticni of mankind; ate ;hat it may be row.
*heed and dawinainiatesi a trimly ilidartic cunspositiou. Thu
Poem cu many striking sod elergetie opostruplses, and
'sufficient number of really musical liass."—Gent. Msg.
London, England, 1818-12-30

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.

G. S. Formage and J. Moir, of London, and Madeira,
TerCil4llill, Jamitiry 1, 1818.—B. (Ayala and J. Brystit. of
London and Liverpool, chemists, December 17, 1818.—R.
Smalls and F. Brunton, of Bride-lane, Fleet-street, braid-
mannfactiarers, November 19, 1818 —M. Larkin and .1.
Bloat, of 111:.cherall, block-makers, December 24, 1814.
W. Pringle and J. Priitzle, of Sydenhom, Kent, nut wry-
men, December 29,1818.—J. Compton, J. M. Slinky, and
J. Travis, of Newman's emirs, Corishill, Loudon, ship•
brokers, December 3141818.—W. May and J. Head, of
London, oihmerchants, September 26, 1814.—L. Tomato)
and A Sinclair, of Maids Edgeware-mad, Paddington,
Middlesex, segooPaistresses, December 25, 1818.
London, England, 1818-12-30

BRITISH STAPLE ARTICI.ES.

The demand for iteriNED SUGARS has burn very limited,
and thy Whirrs have suhmitivil 10 a decline of Is. for goods
to be taken away immediately. Lumps 100 s. for Crushing
There is hut little doing, except fur home consumption. and
in tine Crushed at fits. a 68s. fur shipmeut to the Mcditer-
rannetlO.
MOLASSES have declined in price to s6s.

Postseript, rueßday, December 29, ISIS, Tour o'flork.
B. I'. SUGARS.—III colnequelice of the holiday.. few offices
were open td.day; but at those firm prices were asked.
Little or nu business was transacted. _ _

Coerve, including East India, was much inquired for to-
day, and prices have the appearance of increaArli firmness.
it. Domingo Cutlet 1441. a 1475. per cwt. Other articles
unaltered.

Question resolved as to the Bosonly ow "Scotch Gauze."
The following is•a Copy of a Letter l,om the Coinowsii.ocre
of Customs to Collectors and Comptrollers, dated Custom.
house, London, 18th December, 1818 :
" iltwing caused the opinion of the Attorney and Soliritin,
General to be taken upon a question which occurred at 04111
of the cat-ports, as to whether the article called ' Scotch
Gauze,' or 'Catgut,' could he deemed to be ' and
entitled to the bounty on by the Act e 9 Geosze 11.
Chap 15. we acquaint you that the Law GlEcere have given
it as their opinion, that the article in question is • Linen;
and is entitled to bounty as such, and that whether it he Ire
or coarse, closely wove, or not, there is 'to difference 'mint-
ed out in the Acts as to Eaportafiiiii, provided it he of the
prescribed value ; and we direct you to comninnicaie the
above opiuion to the proper ofGeers at your port, for their
itiformation mid government.'

Treasury Order relatinx to Fureita flops exporturt to
Ireland.

" Tresuoiry Chambers, Dec. 21, IBIS.
CLIITILBINFtI-1 not commanded by the Lords Commis-
sioners of his Majecly,',. Treasury in direct you Dot to allow
any drawback on Foreign Hops exported le Ireland, but to
wain such dotty as nity have been paid on Foreign Hops
imported into Great Ertl:tin awl proposed to be exported to
lei hind, and to keep au exact act uuiit uf dines co retained,
in order that the sauna way be carried to the credit uf the
FAelivipier of Irelaud,purrusat to the provisions of the Sixth
Ai ticle of the Act of Unjust.
(SigtlP4) " C ARBUTHNOT.
" col,paissinsers of Customs."

Customs Oiilce rrlatinz to Duty on Wood of particular
Dinwat%ions

" Custom-butler, l.nnAmn, Dec. 22, 1

a It :appearing to have been the lone:tee at sonic of the
ont•ports to allow Deals forty feet lonz, teeter inches broad,
awl seven inches thick, to Ow tittered and passed as r Deals
ah.rr•e seven inviter in Width, esreeshitz twenty feet in
length, and I xerestitic four i•er lies in thickness :* We
acquaint yon that ant+ prae!ter is erroneous, and that Wood
of the shove dinwionons awl dvsertioton shootd be entered
and mad,: ehaigeahle with ditty as "fimher,' at per toad of
rabic fret : and se direct you sod the Akers nosier
lour 4) govrre)ourstives ncr0r,13.3.g1y."
London, England, 1818-12-30

LONDON, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 30, 1818.

TO THE PROPRIETORS OF EAST INDIA STOCK.
LAM[. AND GIINTLZSISK,
TUN DAY bring fixed olio,' for the ELEC-
TION, I beg leave most earnestly to 'squeal. that
all who have so kindly advocated my Cause, will favour
me etch an early attendance 3 t the ladle Honey.
A severe inoltspovit bas frustrated the desire which I en-
tertained of Ming able to ply my respects to every Pro-
prietor resident within the 31ctropolos and tie Vicinity; but
I auo happy to elate, that the exertions of my Friends during
the interval, have been so indefatigable. that I diall proceed
to the liallot •aolli the most confident expectations of Sue-
cram, and with the &timing hope, that a restoration to health
will give me an early opportunity of personally returning my
grateful Acknowledgments to those who have on this im-
portant occasion w zealously interested themselves in my
Behalf.
I have the honour to be, with great respect,
Ladies and Gentlemen,
Your faithful and obedient Servant,
%VI LLIAM TAYLOR MONEY.
City of London Tavern,
Risimpoigale-street, Dec.3o, 1818.

t•ICUM LAS7' NIGHT'S GAZ Erl'E.

I hitehall, December 28, 1818.

His Royal Highuesa the Prince Regent has been pleases!,
in the name and on the Nebel,' of his Majecty, to direct let-
ters patent to be paws! under the Great Seal or the United
Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, for grantimr to
MajorcUesieral Herbert Tailor the other and plate of Ma_
ter, keeper, and Goveruor of tlw Hospital nr Free Chapel
of St. Catherine, iu the room of Colonel Edward biotin owe,
deceased.
London, England, 1818-12-30

ROYAL EXCHANGE ASSURANCE OFFICE.

Established by Royal Charter iu the acicto or King Gewrio
December, 1618.
PERSONS whose Annual Premiums WI due
un the 25th instant, are hereby informed, that Re-
ceipts are now ready to be delivered at the Cuinpuni)'s Of-
bees, over the Royal Exchange, and in Pall Mall, as well a.
by their respective Agents in the several Counties; and the
Parties assured are requested so apply for the Renewal of
their Policies, on or before the 9th of January next, as the
usual Fifteen Days allowed fur Payment, beyond the date ut.
each Policy, will then expire.
SAMUEL FENNING, inn. Secretary.
Atiendanse is given, daily, at the said Offices, fur the
Assurance of Buildings, Goods, Merchandises, and Ships, is
Harbour, iu Dock, or while Building, front Loss or Damage
by Fire; and also fur the Assurance of, and granting Anous-
ties on, Lives.
NB—Firs Policies will he issued free of expense to the
Assured, where the Annual Premium amounts to 6s. or up-
wards.
London, England, 1818-12-30

Obserrer Office, 16V, Strand,
Loudon, the. 30, 1818.
THE Editor of The OBSERVER submits to
the Public the following Statement of its Sale during
the laid Eluarter ; the fliveraze Number of each Publication
being aboot Emivior THOUSAND and EtunT HUNDRED
Copley.
Sunday, October 4, printed 11,133
Sunday, Octolirr 11, printed 11,092
Sunday, October IR, printill 11,187
Sunday, October 25, printed 11,330
.Tididay, November 1, printed 11,450
Sunday, November 8, printed 11 .900
Sunday, November 15, printed 11,100
Sunday, November 22, printed 13,925
Sunday, November 20, printed 11,850
Sunday, December ti, printed 14,000
Sunday, December 13, printed 11.890
Sunday, December 20, printed 11,550
Sunday, !December 27, printed 11,315
London, England, 1818-12-30

FOURTH EDITION.

This dny is published, price Is. 6d.
HYPOCRISY UNVEILED find CALUM-
NY DETECTED, in a Review of Blackwood's
Magazine. Fourth Edition, with ■n Appendix, coulaiuinE
the Correspondcuce between the Author sod Messrs. WlMud
and Lockhart, Advocates.
Edinburgh: Printed for Francis Pillanst Hanover-street;
and sold by the Booksellers of London, (!,ford, and Cam-
bridge.
"There is nothing so detestable is the eyes of all good
men as ilefansit 1111 l , Or satire mined at particular persons.—
It deserves the utmost detestation and discouragement of
al: who have either the love of their comitry or the honour of
their religion at heart. I have not molded to rank those
alludesl in those perliklinig arts of writing with the tour-
ifer,r and the assa•siu. Every burst man sets as high a
value noun his good online as upon life itself; and I caunut
but think that those who privily assault the one, could
destroy the oilier, might they du it with the same security
and impouity."—Addisost.
London, England, 1818-12-30

CORONER'S INQUEST.

Yesterday an inquest was Kehl at the house of 'Jr. A.
Cootteh, the I.ign of the Bricklayers Arms, kingsgate•street,
Holborn, before Thomas Stirling, Esq 11111 the body of Wm.
Bolton, a coachman, aged 51 years, who came to his death
by cutting his throat.
Ants Colton, wife to the deceased, gave her evidence
under the grraieet atiiction. She deported they lived at
No. 5, Silver-street, Bloomshney. He was a sober, steady
man, and a good husband; these two last months be had
been very ill with a cough, and severe pains in his bead,
attended with lowness of spirits ; he was a man that never
swore, and one of the last persons she would suspect to
commit suicide, if he ass in a proper state of mind; they
slept to separate beds in the same room, and burned a rush-
light at night owing to his illness ; be went to bed about eight
o'clock on solidity evening; she gave him some gruel, and be
appeared more comfortable ; he made her go to lied at the
same time, an she was out at wok the three days before ; he
awoke about eleven o'clock, and called for a drink, she got
top and gave him a wine elms full of weak gilt and water, as
lie was so low spirited ; she went to sleep again, and awoke
at three o'clock, and nut hearing him breathe, she called,
bat receiving no answer, she got up, took the light, and
was shocked at finding him lying on his bark quite dead and
cold, welierint; in his blood, Isis throat cut, and a razor co-
vered with blood clasped in his hand, and another razor
lying on the bedclothes. She called Mrs. Barbrooke, the
landlady, who assisted to wash and lay him out.
A felbm-coschmais corroborated the first part of her evi-
dence, nod the Int y, without hesitation, retained a verdict—
" Died but his own set, is calling Ws throat in a stale of
rarafal derangement."

It C. one of the important results of chymicai
sr,etice, that the various products frt.ru the distilla-
tion of roil amount to neatly six times the price of
the original article. A chaldrnot of Newcastle coals,
which costa minim 3/., will produce—

1.1; elialdron. of Coke, at 31N CI 18 9
12 Gallons of Tnr, at 10d
18 Calton• of Ammonia! Liquor. at 6.1
20,000 cubic Fret of Gas, al 15s. per 1,000 Cubic
Feet
London, England, 1818-12-30

DR. MERRIMAN. Physician-Accoucheur to
the Middlesex Hospital; and DR. LEY, Physician-
Accoucheur to the Westminster Lying-io-Hospital, will emu-
mence a COURSE of LECTURES no the THEORY
and PRACTICE of MIDWIFERY, and the DISEASES of
WOMEN and CHILDREN, on MONDAY, January 4, at
Halflitst Ten o'Clitek.
Particulars may he learnt at Dr. Merrimau'e, No 26,
Hell-Mnun-street, Piccadilly ; at Dr. Ley's, 62, South Aud-
ley-street ; and at the Aliddlestx Hospital, where the Lec-
tures will be given.
London, England, 1818-12-30

DESPERATE AFFRAY.

A desperate affray took place at Stanhope An the
morning of Monday se'imight. A posse of about
eight constables, from Bishop's Auckland and Dlr.
Inigtoti, hail been sent to Chapel with warranta
against several poaeliers. By travelling all night
they surprised and took in bell two brothers of the
mime of Siddel, and immediately set out w.th their
prisoners iii a cart ; they halted at Stanhope to re-
fresh themselves, and were boasting how cleverly
they had accomplished their dangerous business,
when, lo ! six or seven of the t desperate
poachers of the Vale, who had been in pursuit,
entered the town by various routes, and mus-
tering in front of the I se, rushed in, and,
after a most sharp rngag mint of four or live
minutes, they fairly floored every officer, Mild
bnollg lit nut the prisoners in triumph, when they
set oil home with great glee, twenty or thirty more
of their comrades joining them soon after the battle
had terminated. The constables were found in a
dreadful condition, two or three senseless on the
Orme, which was covered with blood. A surgeon,
who has es
i ttrnlen its* wounded, assures us none of
them are dangerously hurt,slthough three are t
severely iut about their faces anti heads. The con-
stables were armed with pistols and the poachera
with foaling pieces; luckily, though two ow„three
shuts wO's r fired, 110 WIC wise hurt by them; the
poachers Is,iiicking down the officers with the butt.
end of their pieces. No inhabitant of Stanhope in-
terferesi. and they have treated the wounded with the
greatest care.—(l tereastle Chromick.l
London, England, 1818-12-30

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CUCUMBERS, remarkably prolific, the geoids of
1818; length, from eighteen to twenty inches; forces well,
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flavour greatly excel every other sort in cultivation, pro-
duced by an eminent Grower, and sold by Messrs Corltrans,
Seedimen, Nu. 7, Duke-street, Grosvenor-square, London,
Ea packets, containing Twelve Seeds, at 121. each ; orbalf-
packets, 7s. with printed directions.
N.B.—Allowauce to the Trade and-Exportation.
London, England, 1818-12-30

riraour which has recently prevailed, that he nook:
I,e removed from his office, sang, with a very me-
Isacholy countenance, " ! once had gold and Weer."
It was observed that Signor Pirraucet wept un-
;cooingly during his eatron's perforinon,..
The exhibition concluded with a duo by the
vow% Gentlemen who are to move and second the
Address (they have been selected from amongst the
most promising Lads at the Seminary for the edu-
cation of sucking Statesmen) on the II o ! boy
Tllty seemed to be apt Scholars, and marked alien.
INely every look and action of their leader, Lord
if as--GC— ft.

Sir W. —X was called on for a second dis-
play of his powers. He was preparing to give,
" The glasses sparkle on the board," when it was
ih•covered than, during the eve ii ;; g, he had emptied
them all—and was, of course, not in a condition to
proceed.
On the whole, less harmony was observable at the
Meeting than was expected. LordCas—RE— H left
the room expressing his surprise, that 'natty of those
whose presence he expected had tint attended.—
" But," continued his Lordship, who can account
for men standing prostrate at the shrine of mutabi-
lity ? Alas ! who can prevent individuals from
turning their backs upon themsekes?"
London, England, 1818-09-18

ILAS,
Wit.
•
NOTICE is hereby given to all Per-otos wholn
it may lmocern, that application will he made to
Parliament in 164 next Sesakin' fur kart. to bring in a Rill
for further Lighang 'with GAS the City of Westminster and
the Liberties thereof,. sad more especially tic areeril
Parishes of Saint MitVe-tahe.riekls, Saint Past Covent-
garden, Saint Cletnen . Saint Mary lr Strand, Saint
Anne, and Saint Jainet• also the Parishes of Saint
Giles, and Saint Grange shirr,. in the County Of
Middlesex, soul tba Pari rise Church, iii the County
of Surrey, sad the several tic Theatres, isperaMouseit,
and other public mrsblishingsits, and the Avenues leading
thereto, and the Nooses, Streets. Squares, Maiket places,
mod other places in the several Parishes aforesaid. Dated
the Twentieth Day of dorm, One thonsand eight hundred
and eighteen. HENRY BURGESS. Solicitor,
Curron•street. Mny-Lair.

GENTLEMEN'S APPAREL RENOVATED.
MESSRS. LA NIOTT E and Co. original
Inventors, at lbeir Factory, 13, Gerrard.slrret,
restrr-square, and 31, Threadneedle street, City. respect.
folly present to Getilksten a most obvious vilification in
Economy and Taste, by Mole peculiar mid admirable pm.
cesses for restoring the Tint and Lustre to worn Woollen
apparel of every Colour. Terms—Coat Ss. Great Cost Bv.
Suit ss. Orders executed within twelve boars, if required.
Repairs, if desired, oil moderate terms
N.ll..elack expeditiously renovated for Mourning, kr.
London, England, 1818-09-18

DREADFUL ACCIDENT.

Wednesday morning, as T. Bohner, EP. merchant, of
Aldmingste-street, was endeavouring to •void a hackney.
meat, which was driving furiously along before the India
House, his foot slipped, and he fell with his legs underneath
n eart,heavily laden, which wad pawkiest the moment, the
wheel of which went over both thighs, and crushed them to •
Pleat The vinfortenate Gentleisan was immediately taken
up, sea etiaveytd to an adjacent public-house, and medical
mildew. procured. Hr was quite senseless, hut his reel_
donee Mettle been aseertansed by a card in his pocket, he
ww conveyed Kolbe ape. a litter prepared for the purpirse.
The medical men mid, that the amputating of both legs
would be iadispeseable, and that eves thee the recovery of
Mr. Balmer was very doislatfel.

NISCHIRP AND DRSTRUCTION OP A MAD
.DOG AT KNIGHTSBRIDGE.

rkbnat tea o'clock last Mortise, the neighbourhood of
Euightibridge was tbrow■ into a serious and too well-
grounded alarm, by the appearance of a mad deg, at Hyde
Park-terser. He first snapped at horses is Ilse Peat ; hut
at the Piccadilly gate be too sueeessfally seized Mr. Cross,
eon of Mr. Crow, the gate-keeper, by the kg. and lashing
his way down me the right-hand ilde of the Knightsbridge-
road, snapping at every person and animal. he met, he fixed
upon a Mr. Edwards, whose he bit severely: he then attacked
Mr. Richardson, of Hammersmith, whom he fell twin most
ferociously, in consequence of his determined resistance with
his umbrella.
This gentleman escaped', we understand, without any
cutaneous intpressionoilniongh his cost and trousers were
terally torn to pieces. In the mean time the dog was pursued
by a labourer, of the name of Deoford, who overtook him at
the coach-stand at Sloarse-street, but sinfothistately missing
Iris first aim with a pitchfork, the dog flew it his ankle, and
made five deep incisious. It required the whole streugili of
the poor man's brother to extricate him, while the morn-
gross sufferer dispatched the animal. He is onw in St.
Georges Hospirel, With. Mr. Kilwrirds and the boy, under-
going the extractioi of the bitten parts. Denford (who, is
an assistant whirl brother, a milhroars, at Knightsbridge)
deserves the thanks and liberal coasiderativn of the inhabit-
ants sad passengers.
London, England, 1818-09-18

st Aix Ccntme,eiat i 3. ridings by the
thi• city. He left Co, k this morning at
oil his way to Dublin. He breakfinitll Ht Ferinai,
wid will dine at Kilkenny with the Bitditiii

.••••••••
REPORT OF THE NEWRY FEVER HBSPITAL.
Numbers of patients admitted 1:;011
DiFmi.st•d cured . 1,413
Dird of fever

- diseases supervening lever l2
In the Hoapital
House of Recovery •

The applicatior for admission during the hot
foiliteen days, hate been less tilve formerly. and
in town there are fetter cuts of fever at pirt,t sit
than at any period for the last eighteen months.
The disease itself has, in many instances, assumeti
rather a milder type, and some of the usual con.
continents of typhus. such as petechise, parthed
brown tougue, &c. have, in several cases, not been
observed. In such cases, however, the duration of
the fever was protracted, and the crisis not marked
by any appearance that could, with a degree of cer,
unity, be looked upon as the forerunner of co► ra.
lescence. lit proportion as the acme of the iliseat•e
was not suflicieatly marked, in the same ratio were
relapses not unfrequent. In two or three instances,
dysentery supervened the fever, and one woman
trunk under the former disease.

There were several cases lately, in which a dia.
ordered state of the liver was particularly apparent.
In three persons there was such an inordinate gut:
fusion of bile over all the surface of the body, as to
render the patients entirely yellow. Two of these
were evidently restored to health, by the free exhi-
bition of mercury ; for as soon as its peculiar action
on the system was induced, all the former motbid
symptoms almost immediately ceased. Indeed.
every bad case, and every unusual combination of
fever, have afforded a new proof of the efficacy of
this invaluable medicine. The other iti,tatice of
typhus thus modified, and which, by the nurves.
was called " yellow fever," was brought to the hos-
pital at an advanced period of the disease, and the 4
patient died. A man was admitted in the aftei-
noun of Tuesday last, and died unexpectedly at ti‘ e
o'clock on 'lrlitirsilay morning. On dissection, it
was found that his death was occasioned by the mat-
ter of sit abscess in the right lobes of the lungs be-
ing effused into the hrunchise and trachea, awl
thereby producing suffocation. lie was brought to
the hospital on the eighth day of his disease. Hod
the lancet been used early in this case, the tuns
would probably have been now living.
Sept. 11, ISIS.
London, England, 1818-09-18

AIRSTINGS OP CRPDI79I AT GUILZMA LI.

TO-MORROW.
M. it.
J. Colbourn, Padding-lane, fish-salesman o la
G. Page, Cranboorne.street, silk mercer .. n 12
F. Lear, Strand, brush-maker 2 12
W. Cook, Chapel-road, grocer .........
W. Davi/lima, Little St. Thomas Apostle, stationer 2 12
R. Thomas, Northomberlaud•eonrt, dealer . .....
H. D. Cooper, Hurslrydown, hop-merchant. 1 11
W. Rhodes, East Smithfield, baker
W. Cooper, Bell-court, paper-maker
H. and W. Carpenter, A lresford, brewers '2 19
W. Ride, Cannon-street, grocer .... 1 12

DIVIDENDS.
J. Kirkman, Cower-street, builder
J. Armstrong, North Warnborongli, nurser) man .
T. Calhoun and Co. Lombard street, bankers NI

BIRTH.

On the 14th instant, at Kueesworth House, Cambridge-
shire, Lady Jane Pym, of a son.

DEATH.

On Tuesday, at his bonne in Reaumont•street, aflr a I, T-
reeing illness of three year., Charles Gardiner, E..q. wu of
the late G I the Hon. Wm. Gardiner.

HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT LONDON Mill:GU.
Morning 5 offer 4. I Evening 21 offs 4

PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY.

3 per Ct. Cons... 75k 75 I Ex. Bills. 2 . l6 I 3
74 I 15 16 pr.
5 per Ct. N. An.. 105 k I Omilium 3:l ;'..1.
Imp. 3 per Ct. Ann. 74k I COIIP. for Ace 7SIL 1
India Honda.. 82 72 pr. I 74i 75
Lottery Tickets ID/. 18$. I .
London, England, 1818-09-18

1N 014.

All the letters from India concur in patim the
warmest tributes of applause to the Marquis °T HAW.
:was for his energy and ezertions in the war, which
he hes brought nearly to • successful close. His
masterly arrangements have nearly ettirpoted the
immense hordes of Pinderres, which threatened to
devastate all India ; and the territory acquired is
likely to yield, as soon as tranquillity shall be re.
stored, a large increase of revenue. The Pusuwa's
territory, in the North and South Konkun, and the
country from Candeish to Sawmill, is to be attached
to the Bombay Presidency. The Madras Presi.
dewy will have the country to the south of Sat.
torah towards Deriver, Sic.' Mr. ELrutotron
has for the present appointed military *Seen to the
civil situations in these countries, but they will be
ultimately delivered over to the Civil Government
of the two Presidencies.

The troops of she three Presidencies have been
often serving together in this war; and it is singular,
that by the fast accounts, dated the read of April,
there was a division from each in pursuit of the
Patsfiwt. who bad left his own country•, and was in
Beier, neer Nagpoor. Brigadier-General DOTD.
TON commanded the Madras division., Brigadier.
General SMITH the Bombay, and Colonel ADAM
the Bengal. What a source of emulation!
Brigadier-General Mum RO, Chose knowledge of
the moires, end whose tektite. bulb military and
financial, have greatly distiuguished him, had the
command of a division to the southward, where be
had taken several strong holds belonging to the
Jeghiredars (Chiefs under the PtastiwA). The
General. when the last accounts came off, was going
to attack a strung fort called Neinttenee, which be.
longs to a principal Chieftain called Neetniena,
who possesses great talent and influence. an& for-
merly served is au auxiliary with Gen. Wiiil.llllLEY
(slow Duke of WIILLINOTIIN) at the fatuous bottle
of A %aye.
All the torts which our army has taken were
placed on heights of the asset dsfhcnit access; they
are on basaltic rocks, almost perpendicular on one
side, and extremely well secured against all anuoya
mice except by shells. Prose these they might also
have been protected by classmates.. The foil' in
London, England, 1818-09-18

SUPERIOR A MICE.

IT is impossible to urge too often. 'or with too
much force, the necessity, when Medical or Sourest
Advice becomes requisite, of applying to prole...hoed
of acknowledged skill sod well-carried erlohrilv
every one assents to this remark, yet there are fi w
low it practically, and somber,' are every day the eiethar ti
inexperience anti empiricism. The totems which has 'Krum-
pauied us in our long-established practice is the most mt;si.
factory proof of our professional skill, as it is the meet lire.
quil-teal pledge of the public confidence. Our 11 putatiou
the result of thirty years' successful practice in this norm.
polio, and is ton well founded to require advect&otts std ;
during that period, some of the most disthiguished torn no
the country have been under our care, and have fornishett. by
their perfect restoration to health, the most satiate( tort IN.
iilllolli3lll of our superior skill and experience. Sanctioned
by every privilege in piactitte, as regularly futurist..! Stir.
ReOns, Members of the Royal Colleges of London and rdia.
burgh, sad formerly in his Majesty's Service, in .1, di it" t
capacity we have had the most favourable apporteinues
contrasting the practice of other countries with mir unit, us
have bien enabled, from these multiplied aikantages, to ae•
quire that certain experience as well as pronto Ih. :IV of re-
lief, which, in a more obscure sod less dint Fi u,l practice,
it is altogether impossible to attain. In all Case. of Vetter.'
Infection, and in every Complaint of Debility tool Ilefieirm
whether arising from the infatuation of youth. long rtAilit
cer
iu warm climate,. free living, or any other cause
a deficiency of manly vigour, the Patient may Thlllin
speedy restoration to sound and vigorous health. Stiletto.
of the Urethra of ten and t wont y years' don't ton,hare yiel.:t
to our superior plan of treatment in the short perio.l thud
weeks; many of these cases had pretinualy herd nailer •
care of Messrs. Home and Heaviside, and whet Sneerer.* of
equal entinerice,Mll4ll attempted their cute by the app'ocati
of the lunar caustic without success. To the Female Sr it
will be consolatory to know, that they may he err. ti of shwa
Debilities which drfrat conception, and sap the foundation
of connubial felicity.
We may be committed by Patients of either Sex with t'c
greatest delicacy, accresy, and honour, at our Lour. No. 107.
Hatton-garden. Terms of remuneration are s:
in the first interview.
Patients in the Country Outing the partienlats of iht,i
case, enclosing a remittance fur Advice And wi:l
have the same given or scut to all parts of the wt. hi.
CURRIE and CO. Ssitgilllll4,
Members of the Royal Colleges of 1.011(11,11 and F.!,nl*Cl',
and formerly in his Illsjesty's Service, Nu. 107, Hatton.
gardea.

LONDON: Printed and Published at the Oakes I". "7.
Strand; where Adve,tieentents are received. and liiteis
(poet paid) nine. he annals...J.—C. SMITH, l`so• I.
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Pubfivher.
London, England, 1818-01-24

NEW HitISH LINENS, WITH THE PRESENT IM-
PROVEMENTS IN FLAX, AND THE PATENT
13IPERIAL TWINE SHIRTING CLOTH.

I AIWA-AM) moat respectfully informs the
•Jr • Nat lily, Families, and the Public, the new IRISH
I.IN ENS, with the present Impruveinents in the preparation
of Flax, which gives them great durability, are sold, stamped
wills its peciiliar seal, in 7 Stint and 4.4 tbs, and also in tine
5 4tlas awl 11-Iths fur Meetings sail Pillow Linens, at his
Warehouse, No. 16, Cbeapaide, exc.:windy. l'he Patent
Twine Cloth (made purely of Foreign Cotton atone, by
steam) desirable for its conduciveness to health in hot and
changeable Climates, and for its economy, being much suite.
nor in durability, Ike. le every other kind of Shirting Cloth,
whether Rtitioi I or India, is sold in entire Boxes and by the
Piece, rigularly stamped, from 2s. twr yard and upwards as
above, and at no other Howe. French Camhitca of the
choice Valenciennes Fabric, and Cambric Handkerchiefs
with white borders, peculiarly desirable fur quality anti
pi ice.
J. MILLARD, Patentee, Importer of French Cambric.
and French Lace, No. 16, Cheaptitle.
London, England, 1818-01-24

TO BANKERS, SItRCHANTS, SCHOOLMASTERS,
SHOPKEEPERS, AND OTHERS.
TT ED OFFICE PENS, at 154. per 'Mon-
k/,sand. wills a liberal allowance to the Trade, sold by
J. WALSH (late Hughes, Walsh. and Sou), Inner Temple-
lane, London Law Stationer, &suborner, and Pen Sta-
tioner to the London,
of England.

Where may be haul, in One large Volume, price 15s.
A LIST of the PROPRIETORS of UNCLAIMED
DIVIDENDS OR RANK STOCK, and on the PUBLIC
FUNDS, trintsferabh at the Bank of England, with the
Dates when the first Dividend. tivectivety became payable,
and the number of Unclaimed Dividend. due to each Pro-
plietur.
London, England, 1818-01-24

LIYTON, Stnek-Broker, 2, Corolla!, returns
WA his grateful thank:: tor the (avows uf his Friends, re-
el iced fnr re than Twenty Years past, and must respect-
fully presents them with the heads of the Scheme of the New
Year's Lottery, wbtrh he flatters hintself need only be sees to
he generally approved :—Tlitre are Three Grand Prizes uf
3,/,11001. each, which, wills the 97 other Capitals, will he all
1,314 in Sterling Money. The Drawing begins the 4th of
March, and the First-drawn Blank, on each day, will be en-
titled to the proportion of 12 Pipes of old Port Wine in
exchange•, for I,titto Yeats, or longer if relpsired; full parti-
culars of which may be hail gratis, at 2, CORN 'ma, where
every description of 1.111.4111e311 nt the Piddle Foods is feith-
full) transacte3.—'fhe different variation, in all the GUlrefll.
sweat Securities, may be known as above every hour.
London, England, 1818-01-24

This day are published, in trvo. with the Prueeediogs of the
Public Meeting iu aid of the Deleuilant, after his acquit-
tals before Mr. Justice Abbott 011 the first day, and Lord
Mier Justice Ellesiburuugb uu the last two days, price 4s.
in boards,
911111:. THREE TII.IILS OF WILLIAM
HONE for publishing 1 here Pa►ndier, tin Three
EaOfEeis Inforusations during Three successive Days, by

•
Three Special Juries.
" Thrice the brindled cat hath mewed."—Sliskspeare.
Printed by and for W. Hone, lit, Old Bailey.
Either Trial may be had separate, price IR. Also, the
Proceedings of the Public Meeting separate, price lid.
London, England, 1818-01-24

POLICE.

MousernaTet-criagaT.—Oes Wednesday last, information
being given at this Office that the house of a farmer,
of the name of Prier Connolly, of Julian's Town, on the
Drogheda road, was broken open and robbed on Monday
night, the 12th instant, and plundered of cash and notes to
the amount of Vet together with a large quantity of wearing
apparel, bed-clothes, &c Counsellor Cole dispatched Peace
Officers, PillHipps need Easterhy, to look after some men
who had come into Dublin that morning, from Swords ;
after some time they succeeded in apprehending Christopher
Nugent, Patrick Thoth/tin, and Patrick raughaa, in
Dursrt-street About Moe o'clock, on the same night, Chief
Peace Officer, Sims, received information that more of the
same gang were its the neighbourhood of Mary's-lane; be
accordingly went with proper insistent., to a cdlar in Little
Mary's-street, and there apprehended Bryan Gilogly, and
about twelve o'clock the same night, arrested another
mail, Clarks Carrion, alias Sagest, at his lodgings en
Mary Sims found on Carroll, after a diligent search,
a note of 101 on Finlay's Hank, which, with the great coat
he wore, were identified to be part of the property stolen
from Connolly, on Monday night. Tumblety, Christopher
Nugent, and Gelogly, also wore great coats, part of the same
plunder. John Arryan, another of the gang, was taken the
saner day (Wednesdays, by scene ofthe Officers, and brought
to the Head Office of Police ; Connolly attended, and iden-
tified a coat found MI him, as part of his property. The
whole gang who robbed Connolly, he says, consisted of nine
ur tcii ; and thus by the activity of the Police, six of them
are now fully committed to take their trials at the neat
gristles fur the county of Meath.

PRICE OF LEATHER.
!Imo, :SO to sfilli each •'I I to 23.1 pe lb.
Ditto, 56 to 66Iba. each
Dresatog "'idea
Flue Coach II ides I)0,1 to 19
Crop Hides 35 to 41) lbs or enttiuK —l7Ol to 110,4
Ditto 45 to 50 Ilis ..19•1 to 20',J
Calf Skins 30 to 40 lbs ril to 20.1
Ditto 59 to 70Ibs 24d to 29.1
Ditto II to RII I I's 2401 to 2001
Small Seals ((:lycol:tail) 22,1 to 27.1
Litece ditto
Tauned Horse I:ides 15.1 to lid
Spanish Horse hides 17.1 to 21J
London, England, 1818-01-24

SECOND EXTRACT,

" have just time to corn-ct the foregoing steel:.
ment, and to add, that it is now raid the Brttip.h
Minister entered his protest ugoinst the occupation
of Amelia Island• first, but that Our Government
intend to protest in form against the seizure of the
!onion hies by the British, on the ground that it
lays the commerce of the Adriatic lot their mercy,
and was Moreover done without the imentprevi-
Grisly. obtained, either of the rest of the world, or
of the Turkish c3overistnetit,"
London, England, 1818-01-24

tine fora great number of 3enri, tool was now far
advanced iii life. A person of Itie mime of Allen
had been tried at tl a IleadingS....mps, et which
Mr. Amor"ley prrridrd, in the last sionincr, for eau-
loryy.ling his tlllolllirell property, and convicted of
that crime. As he was am Old hr was sen-
tenced to a short imprisonment, null oho) to be
whipped. After he had heels ss einitineinent about
a week, the surgeon of the pri.on stated Ilnit it
would not he proper to inflict the ptinislimetit of
whipping on him then, and lie was not fvfll enough
to bear it. Some time afterwards, Allen recovered,
and the allfgroll notified that he was then fit to re-
ceive the puoislimesit awarded. A very slight
whipping wits inflicted on Ilion, not near ro severe as
lie would have received if lie hail been taLen to ilie
public market-place for the purpose of punish-
ment. Allen afterwards died —and D•i* had thought
proper to charge Mr. A tinealey with Isis death.
This he had asserted in a letter addressed to a Mr.
Cooper, and also in a copy of verses which lie hod
written. The following extract from his letter fully
proved his feeling on the subject :
" I hare been at poor Allen's to intlisire about his case,'
and mod I was rightly informed—namely, that Anorakv was
the cause of his punishment and death. Can he slerp in
his bed? O yes! the blood of Christ purgeth from sin. I
had a relation fist fur death at Bristol. He was in an ill
slate of health, and be was suffered to die at home with his
family. Bus they are less erameelical there than in Read-
ing This art has been done by the Chairman of one of the
Bible Backfire."

Thi. *diluted to a situation which Mr. Alinesley
bad filled. In the coo of verses, Dow dr.cribed
the ghost of Allen con►in, to Mr. A miesley's bed-
side, charging that gentleman uith having killed
and rhea ing to him his bleeding wounds. The
verses concluded thus
Tn all this Aninalley ;are belief,
" ilia his 'writ. then ►elieve,
" Reaoly it when next lie cauthl a thief,
" To have lIIN a Isimitl aril flay 'd alive."
Lard ELLENBOROUGH—" 'relit a rule to spew
cause."