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The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1819-08-12

SUFFOLK ASSIZES.

Sir ROBEIVE DALLAS and Sir JAMES iluatoucn
were met by the High Sheriff. ANDgEW ASCE-
DECIINE, Erig. and reached Bury Si. F.diitunda nn
Thursday evening, when the usual ceremonies took
place, and the next morninK an appropriate minion
was preached befare their Lordrhipa.
After service Chief Jurtire DALLAS entered the
Crown Couit, and Mr. Justice BuitaouGn the
Niri _

Mr. Justice DALLAS'i Charge to the C;rand
Juries was rem*, Wily short, and entirely free Irmo
observations of a political nature.
At these Assizes four !persons were cvitsily cuss.
sidled soi,l received reolletwe of de.4or, viz.—

John Well,, for stealing a (beano, pony from Edward
Peteh, of Memphis, ; Isaac Ilarenegiun, alinv Eaton, for a
Irn►tlary in the dwelling house of Rieliard "Inman, at
; John Cook, for a bierglsry iu the dwelling-house
of William Canter, of Thu, alum; and Thomas lireggs, for
a burglary in the dwr thug-house of the Rev. William Clif-
ton, of Bramlielil —MI of whom were, however, subs,.
'ineptly reprieved
John Maidens, fur stealing three OWN was sentenced to
be tionsporrea fur seven yrs..; aid John Frost, for man.
slang I.) twelve months' imprinnurneut. No tare bill
was found against Frances Gatbrrcul.•, for the minder of
her husband, and the Inonisit was quashed by the Judge,
through informality. Charles Crosby, fur arson, Robert
Mashy and Reitj main Bann, fur burglary, and Mark Milton,
for %waling grim' Set Al., were lICCIIIIiII4I. 'I
homes Harbor,.
anal Waren !lark were disrha.ged by proclamation and
George Fruitsr was admitted King's evideure.

CAUSER.
BLAKE W.

An action fora her of bullocks agreed to he
sold by the Plasma*. to Defendant at 261. each,
to be debarred at different intervals, of which the
Defrodatit only took four out of the twelve, and
pant j-21. The remaining eight biellorks were af-
terwards sold by anemia for 1651. 154. I the
Plumbic sought to recover the balance of 421. .54.
toother with the rap...tars of the keep of the bul-
lock., and also of the auclims.

Verdict for Plaisitiff--dantages el/. 84. 91.
DIDDELL, r. LEADER AND PULHAM.

This lotion) was brought by Mr. A. 131,141e11, or
Plityfor,l, to recover of the Leader (who
!old auffeied judgment to go by deratib). Rod Mr.
an attorney, living at Woodbridge, •
compen•stioo for sut h 111U1111 mod eXpeirwl. Ns the
Manna had incurred and paid H. holdrr of Nn 1611 t
share of the Aviv Vesta,. which the Pkintif bud
bought for 210/. and artetwHorls sold it to the De.
frodatit for wily 361.

The Platentlt being linable to rove the transfer
of the shAre ht• Inuit to the Defendant (the deed
being in possessiot.), and who to give any cwt.
tienve of it. contents, was sion-suited.
London, England, 1819-02-23

EIGHTH DAY.

This being the day when the friends of Mr.
iliolohnuse had avowed their intention of making
a great effort to plait that Gentleman high upon
the poll, considerable expectations were excited at
the limning% Trom an early hour bands of music
were heard in different quarters of Westinisister—
the calivessiog for Mr. Hobbouse was carried on
with great activity in the parishes of St. Martin
and St. George. anti Electors were brought up.
preceded by bands of inutile playing "Ste she Coo-
pering Hero comes/4 and with the banners used
last year in the procession of chairing Sir FaAllels
Huanarr.
The crowds continued to collect as Usual in
front of the hustings—but we observed no orator iu
the mulisinde. 'there were a few additional
cards held up by the friends of Mr. hobbouse, but
they were out remarkable for soy particular humour
or spirit. The principal sue Eau sold
his inheritarite fur a ears, yea,
Ekeiers IV ell whaler, sell pour iisdepsideat
Voles far a paltry break/use r.
Others *ere c mplaiuutg in strong terms of the
public conduct of the and charging upon
them the Corn Bill. sus attempt to obtain a New
Coro Bill, soil the 'looniest, of the Quarters Lcifir
Another placard handed about eras —" Hanes a
London, England, 1819-02-24

INSOLVNNT DF:BTORS' ACT.

A Meeting was yesterday held of the Inhabitants
of the Ward of .:as' 111)nard, at the Chinch of
St. Gregory, for the purpose of considering the
proprii ty of petitioning Parliament to prevent *
relies/al of .lie Insolvent Debtors' Act.

At tiAelve o'clock the chair was taken by Alder-
man J. J. SMITH.

Mr. Huacomse then proposed a series of Reso-
lutions, the object of which was to she*, that thr
operation of the present Act was most injurious to
traderr,and that the principle wee also had.

Mr. BAILEY seconded tle Resolutions.

Mr. SLADE admitted that in the details of the
Insolvent Debtors' Act many amendments might
be made ; but he Contendtd that its principle was
just, and founded on reason. He said that the real
view of the question was, to look at the state of the
law before the passing of this Act, and the present
state. Oil the former occasion the gaols were
crowded with debtors, who were only discharged
by repealed Acts of Grace.
Mr. Goovvira and Mr. BAILEY contended, that
the principle of ao Act which worked so badly in
its operation could not he good.
Mr. Iluacomac said, that if the Act were to be
continued, it must be to keep up a place for a
lawyer.
After several verbal amendments in the Resolu-
tions, they were carried, and Petitions founded
upon them ordered to be presented to both Houses
of Parliament.
London, England, 1819-02-24

lIIIPERIAL PA PLIAMENT.

HOUSE OF LORDS, TWEIDAV, FIIIRLIARY 31.

The Earl. of LONGTORD RUII DARTMOUTH took the oath.
owl their •rots.

le the ram of Taaffe aurl Taaffe, Mr. Cline was heard as
a wittieis ; he staled, that at or Moult the time stated in the
record. he had nitenikd Mrs. Tmiffe for three months, who
had been obliged to rime to England nn amount of ill
health. ft wan previosna to he► depa►ture fur the Continent.
The Loan ltnsecct.t.oa remarked that the fart of total.
levy hail berm already clearly proved. but that there was nut
as yet est ffirient evidence to warrant a bill of divorce.
Mr. I%arren, Conned for Mr. Tamffe, prase.] that PI fort-
night might he granted, for the parpotie of brisling addl.
hood evidence frum Ireland, which wa. allowed.
Further pluteedings were postponed till this day sennight.
London, England, 1819-02-24

COVENT-GARDEN THEATRE.

After the Daewoo. G AMUCK., farce of Bon 7'.,e
Ws% last night performed St 11114 Th&wtrr. This
piece. which in the days of KING was so very sits
,tractive. has slept for some year•. Its revisal was
received last night by a full and fa►hionable house
with every mark of satisfaction and applause. It
was admirably performed in all its parts...so well,
indeed, as to leave the most fastidious critic liitle to
complain of. Mr. W. FARREN played the part of
Sir John Trolley, and we never witnessed H more
rich, a more correct, or a snore Nowell piece 4.1
acting. Oue would .suppose that Ihe character
was written for Mr. rastaan.--Nir ✓ohn Trolley
is one of those testy old gentlemen of the old
school Mr. FARRIER is so diStlllif WOW! for repre-
senting wills truth and spirit. —lle has lived in the
country it life of ease, ►imphcity. sod virtue, but is
dragged up to visit his relations in Loudon, where
he is grieved and disgusted at the vanities and vices
of the town—every object excites his auger or his
sorrow, from the new tied tail of his man Davy, sip
to the atrocious fopperies of his mimeo, Lord
Minikes.—Throtgliont Mr. FA MIEN sustained the
part with the greatest ability, and met its every
scene with deserved 'applause. Lord 'Walken was
acted by Mr. RICHARD JONES—he personated
the empty and dissolute sprig of• nobility w.th
truth and spirit; the air of easy impudence with
which he beard the reproaches of Sir John Trolley,
when discovered with Miss Grub, gave a clear
view of a shameless and worthless coxcomb. Mr.
EMERY leisytil Davy, the country servant—Mr.
FARI.EY play(' Jessamy ; both filled their places
with great merit; and Mr. ABBOTT'S Colonel Area
was justly applauded. The part of Miss 'reship
was played by Miss BRONION with easy roil with
unaffected grace, yet with a force that was sure to
leave H steep impression livoind. Ws. GIBBS, sit
Lady Manikin, was much applauded, and deser-
vedly.
London, England, 1819-02-24

POLICE.

kow 14T1IEFT.

Yesterday a long investigation, took place below:lllrnai
Esq. the Sitting Mneletrale, resiterline the late rub-
brews at the ('eneral Post-Witte, which have been caret int
On for storme time prat, and two of the Clerks have al leogln
hero detected by the excellent and judicious manage.
meta of sonic of the principal Gentlemtn belonging to the
Office, who not having sufficient pound to 101•111ei any
ular el. tk or prison employed In the Office, al.
though they 'retired repeated inforintetinus of Whs..,
with Bank nubs to them, uut melting the parties tiny
were directed to, and of 13 ink notes being stollen 001
lessen, they titles ntiot it un welching the motion+ of the
e larks, the course of life they were pursuing, he when they
ascertained very aatisfactorits that two of the clerks nese
living at a rate far beyuad their means or salaries, and to
courquence emplu)ed Adkins, the officer, to ascertain th
private movements, anti to watch their conduct, alien the
officer obtained such satisfactory informatioa, that no
doubt less left as to the ground of suspien.to, particularly
against one, who was then apprehended, and the other a
few day. after.
Siehoise Benign* Albitt was yesterday publicly examined,
and till then be had appeared quite indifferent to his situs-
bun; but 1111 the appeareket of a littoral 4.f the name of
Anne Clift)ite, of Fears-alley, Thaws street, who, it are
susirect,4l, some pain, had been taken to keep oat of the
witty, he trutibly changed countenance aid became dejected
bet the agents fur the Port-office had used dee diligetive-
torture ben attendance ',v ad. ertising a rewatil of Sof it,, b. sr
seammingtgaineal nye?. ,sahend
sitfaee
thimidti.halitiostbeattbrecanduir..evfalt..llubLeuhaistugeodon:lL.l

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London, England, 1819-02-24

HOUSE OF CONIMONS, T.uoAT, FtIIVART 23.

LEITRIM ELECTION.
Thin being the day app ted to ballot for a Committee to
drcogle no the merit. of the Leitrim Election, the Gallery was
not opened till Near bre o'clock.
EVIENHAM ELECTION. _

The Committer appointed to deride on the merits of the
above Election, reported that the rate of the Petitioner (Sir
Robert Cuckerill) wag simile not to their wilisfaction ; that
the return of 11w St t: Member, W. E. Rouge Houghton,
wrap irregular, and might not to attool, ■nd that the name
of Sir Robert Corkerill ought to be anbstittited iti him place,
as Repritecnintive for Eyettham.
It was accordingly ordered that the Clerk of the Crown
should attend the House tmmorrow, to insert the name of
Sir Charlea Corkerill to the bat of Members, as the Repre •
'tentative fur Evesham, in the place of W. E. ft. Boughton,
Eaq.
POOR'S LAvrx.

Mr. Curtly Ex preeruted s Petsttuu from Bury M. Ed-
muud's &puma the Puur'a Lase.

ELECTION COMINITTF.F.O

On calling OV. r deranlicrs on Election Committees Lord
Palmerston appeared tilwent. It was ordered that his
ship should be taken into custody by the Serjeaut at Arms.
The CIIANCFLI oR isr the Ehourgiont made the usual
aeon respecting Elee Committees, and that Members
or I he Committers absent without being abk to chew suitheient
earive ',lambi be taken into auNudy by the Serjeant at Anus,
and tint slearbargad without the special leave of the House.
—Agreed to.
London, England, 1819-11-30

wrguing that it was fair that a libeller, twice con-
victed, should sutler for lite second offence
severer penalty than the laws held out for the first,
aid observed, with respect to the 14W empowering
Magistrates to search for arms, that the principle
tiny not different from .that of a Bill which a few
}ears sen was adopted for the suppression of Lud-
dism. The security was required from printers and
publishers, that there should be some responsible
person to whom resort might he had in cases of
offence, for, without such a provision, measures the
htst arranged might be rendered practically abor-.

Some conversation then arose across the table
respecting the appoiiiiiiiesit of the night for the se-
cur .d reading of these Bills. Lord LIVERPOOL sug•
greed, and it was filially agreed, that the Bill
serainst dolling and training, and the Bill empower-
iog Magistrates to search for areas (as l'seing of the
most urgent necessity), should be read a second
tune on Thursday. That the Lord Chancellor's
Bill for taking away traverses, in cases of misde•
inevoors, should he wail a second time on Friday,
:tool that the Libel Bill should stand for Monday
10111.

'rhe Bills before the Muse were then read %ewe-
silly a lirrt time, and ordered for second reading..
Adjourned.

HOUSE OF COMMONS, MUNDAT, Novraisaft 29.
London, England, 1819-11-30

ROYAL EXCHANGE ASSURANCE OFFICE,
Norrrsea, 1819.
FVDE COURT of DIRECTORS of She
ROYAL EXCHANGE ASSURANCE, do hereby giro
Notice,

'That their Transfer.books will be abut from Tuesday, the
1411, of Llreetriber west to Tuesday, the 11t\ of Januarytdllowind,
blinwind, sail that the ANNUAL GENERAL COURT
spiniiuted hr their Charier will be bide. at their Office, on
the Royal Enehanse, coo WEDNESDAY, the tad of De.
cenitirr newt, at Eleven o'Clock is the Forenoon, and that a
D.ridenil will be considteA of at the said Court.

SAMUEL PENNING, Jun. Secretary.
••• The Chair will be taken at Twelve o'Clock precisely.
N.E.—Attendance is given, daily, at the said Office, and
at their °flier in Psll.mall, for the Assurance of Buildings,
Goods, Merrhandirts, and Ships, in Harbour, in Dock, or
%bile Building., frown Lou or Damage by Fire; and also for
the Assurance of, and granting Annuities on, Lives.
London, England, 1819-11-30

CORN EXCHANOR, Novemorit et

Oar Market has bees abundantly supplied with all pain
since this day week, particularly with ;Isbell, and Barblood
having but few buyers fur the former article only superfine
samples could be got off at Nat Monday's prices, mud all
other descriptions are full 'ls. per quarter lower, without
being able to effect sales at that abatement. The ar-
rivals of Barley have bees very cuusiderable, ►ut very
little of it of Hue quality, so that prime samples snooty Is.
pee quarter lower; but all other descriptions are 2s. Oar
quarter lower, and exceedingly heavy sale. Beaus are Ir.
per quarter cheaper, the supply from Essex this morn-
ing briar( tam. Oats are Is. per quarter cheaper than tilts
day week. lu ether articles there is au alteration.
London, England, 1819-04-26

SALE OF THE LONDON MUSE/7.1L

This sale has excited, as we expected, a considerable
scrotal abroad, and we team that the must celebrated
continental naturalists, and especially those in the direc-
tion of national collections, have either arrived in, or ou
their way from France, Holland, and Germany, iu
order to make purchases for their several inititutions.
While we state we cannot but regret this fact, we are
sorry to anticipate, that in all probability the rarest and
richest specimens of natural history in the world are
about to be dispersed over Europe, instead of aclurniug a
British Museum ; that the treasures whit li only England
could acquire, England alone cannot afford to preserve.
It is truly mortifying to reflect on this topic, and to those
who think with us that science is wealth, and knowledge is
strength, it will be a matter ut sorrow that the Legislature
does riot step forward to secure at least the must valuable
pro Imo of this collection. The unrivalled Mrersie pavements
Mini--surely the flour of Ncro's bath, unerpralled except iir the
Vatican, and tie other aperanicus In Me Bullock's Cata-
logue (things ur v. c to be regained ur ri placed), will lint lie
awffru cl to lie sold out of the country. We are Eturvoreed that
If a patriotic subscription were set un ii:ot they would be
bought 101* the general property.—(Literary Gu:eite.)
London, England, 1819-04-26

THE PRINCE RECENT.

The following bulletin was tuned nn Saturday
The Prince Regent hail a slight arcevaiun of pain in
tie light font dining the night. Hu Royal Highnens in
all uglier ienpecis in going Oil moat lavinti
Iy. abl
" M. .. TI ERN LY.
14 24th April, Eleven o'Cltielt, a. on."
The REGENT we, tor tuttell better yea-
terilat morning, that Sir ATTHEW TIERNEY left
upon his Royal Its horse, and came
to Imitton.
London, England, 1819-04-26

A WEDDING NIGHT AFFRAY.

On Thursday night last the neighbourhood of Kent-road
was thrown into much confusion in consequence of Ihe ful.
lowing cleviinistance :—A young man, named Thompson,
had boa n that Jay married, 111.1 was 1111'11 with has friends
enjoying the nuptial feast, when a loud knock announced the
arrival of °gleam:vied visitors, and on opening the door •
hunilit aut ILI slid ad) idled the passage.
Tin it tie-1 obj,et was to knock down the dour.kceper, and
then rudwd tap stairs, to the au-tonisluinciit of the guests; and
in a twinkling upset the bride and bridegroom, and began
scralt king mail beating skein both very vehemently. The
company :,whose alarm at such a Milallge 1111111%1On Can
be better conceived tutu described) awe interfered; " cuu.
fusion got worse confounticul;" anal all trying to render nis-
sitalire marred the intentions of each other. At length, with
sums difficulty, the tr.sailasiis were driven out, but not be-
fore they haul sham. fully ill-used the bride, and then rum.
weaved their attacks on the windows, many of which they
demolished.

.......
The cause of Ihi extraordinary outrage may be accounted
for thus:—One of the aggressors, named Mary Barnard
Bender, had been courted by Thompson, and long cuter-
tained hopes of marriage from him, but those hopes being
frustrated by his present union, jealousy, " the injured
loser's hell !" funk puscession of her heart, and aided by her
sister soil seine tither female friends, they committed the
outrage which we have stated. Ruth the sisters were brought
to Unitou.Hall fur the assault, and held to bail.
London, England, 1819-04-26

FOOT R.4CE.

The match between l'Anaon. of Barton le-Willow'', and
Ilatinu (the Cleveland man), three nide% for 200 guineas,
has been decided over North.,Urdu') race course, in favuur
of the taw. The betting was 2to 1 sin CA nson at start-
who Nisei, his competitor after runnitilt one mile; lie
aftrthards withheld himself, and after nnutiug two mile.
Hatton again, when 10 to 1 were bet on bins; but
after ionising Mule than two mars and three quarters,
Crtieoni gave in. Several thousand polinds were depending
un the rote. The three tildes were run by Batton lit fifteen
minutes and twenty seconds.

The Earl of DONOVORMOIS and Lord
Ilu•rcrnNson arrived iu teen nu Saturday morn-
ing hum litlaud. _ .

On Thursday shout thirty sail of outward bound
merchantmen. which had put into Portsmouth with
contrary winds, proceeded on their resvective
voyages with a line breeze from the E.N.E. ; among
which were—the Apollo, /Mailda, and Curnwall,
for China 1 the Corstada. with 130 couvu•ts for New
Sunlit ; Kiaaersley Castle, for Barbadoes ;
Sta-rey, fur Madras; and Agamemnon and Success,
fur the West Inches.

The Kangaroo surveying-vessel, for the island
of Innate" Lieut. and Commander FiAsTixas, is
arrived at Portsmouth from the River. She will
sail in • ft* days Mr Port Royal.
The hgeria, lti, Capt. K. Row LEY, and the
Spey• 20, Lieut. TAT-NALL, acting Commander,
went out of Portsmouth harbour on Thursday.
The Egerie is expected to sail shortly for New-
foundland, and the Spey for the Mediterranean.
The Him. Capt. NOEL, who went out in the Roche-
fort, whl assume the coinmatut of the Spey, on her
arm .1 ut Naples.
The Abundance, Lieut. CAMPBELL, has sailed
with slim es for tit. Hulett*.
The 1 lacannali and Bacchante frigates, have been
taken limn Portsmouth to Chatham, to he repaired
111 that
The Sicifisure, 74, is taken into dock, to be
fitted te+ J ieceiving shill.
This ty shlprikhti are ordered from Chatham
to he entered at Deptford, on account
of Inc uutltlpht ity of work at that place.
Reinaiii at Spitliend—Fgeria, Spey, 3begiana,
Drake, Came/eon. Kangaroo, and Grecian.
'Pinot% past and Time present.—A Gentleman of
()slued had lately in his pwaiession a paper contain-
log the following atiVrell•ritiettt
" Julia Rogers's COftril VI 111 begin %lying On Easter Monday
its time R ; that is lustily, that it will have Oxford at
Six tit.luck in the ustivitia‘ of that day, and will dine in Luu-
duil at tattler o'clock the twat ,1., Goal withuq

• -.
It wuo give tiouwe of Lord Noßm*NaY, not NOR-
MA VI roS, that War. 141, ly SUbbCd, US stattd iu out
uf Saturday.
London, England, 1819-06-14

A4IIGR4TION.

Pt the remiss, which saikJ last Thursday, from Hull for
Nei, York, wails passengers, was a yr. y intereal cailgraut,
fir. Mlles, a venerable uld mau, 'wpwarils of eighty years
of age. fie Lid heed fur the lest thirty years at Nets bald,
a respectable Village a fee" mars distant from Hull, where
Lie practises' the professiou of an apothecary. Aube earnest
solicitations of a daughter and her husband, who have a
Cleo ly of hille children, he has conieuted to acromirauy
them to ausillter cimittry, and become *elf-exiled, Mat' their
children way hove prospects mote Wight than their native
land east uger.
London, England, 1819-06-14

CAMBRIDGE, Jome 11.

/lir William Browne's three gold medals Aar the present
year were on 'Tuesday laid adjudged as follow :
For She (peek Ode, " Spiceditote," to Mr. Ho+a-
tiv
Waddington, Scholar of Trioity College.
For the Latin Ode' '6 Tkeire..Sgptiacc," to Mr. Thus.
Henry limn, Scholar of College.
For the !Epigrams, Thscrunen Obscuritat," to Mr.
Richard Okes, Scholar of king's College.
The Cisaucelluer gold medal for the hest F.nglisli Ode was
on Tuesday last adjudged' Mr. • Thomas Malunigton
Macaoler, of Tiiuit) CoUegew—subject "

DOEEEMES AT CAI4TON HOUSE.

In eonsequeace of several robberies haying been eau-
miticil for None lime put al Catlttot-hunae, inkoshation was
given of the circumstance at Maritionutirlssirvet
u. and front various circumstances Or aupicion, the
officers Ittuk tau paws, lisle custody and brought them to
the other on !Saturday, where 'bey underwent an examination
privately before the Magistrate, but sere etossoded fur the
production of fostlarr evidence.
London, England, 1819-04-19

ARDUOUS UNDRRTAKIAG.

On Tuesday last George Ruheck, of Havant, *Hemp d
to go on the Emsuurth road sixty miks within twelve
successive boars; but from commencing his task to,i eagerly,
mad drinking too freely, ►e gave in at the end of the tenth
hour, having gone within that period somewhat more lbws
Shy miles. He performed the first nine miles in a jumping
kind of run, and while the rain fell heavily, within an hour
and ■ quarter ; and accomplished half his task in good soyle,
beating time ball* an hour. It is generally believed that
would have accomplished the undertaking, but fur the
above circumstances. He has bee, backed fur 54.4. to do din

task widths a mouth.

The good fortune of our respected neighbour,
General Gaosvatioa, at Newmarket races on 51.41-
day lest, will be observed with pleasure. The
Riddlesworth Stakes, won by his filly illwe Stuck-
ings, amounted to upwards to 5,0001. The success
of he Marquis f o.....XETER, on Wednead..y.
derstand, was also cousiderable.—(slum(ard Mer-
cury.)
SUOCIINO OUTlLlOE.—Wedoesday sennight,
CAsirks Cryer, of Wick, Gloucestershire was at
the public-house of that village in a stale Of into -
cation, abusing every person he saw there ; Iteavng
that one Wm. Ashley, with whom he had previous.
ly bad some words, was in the house, he declared
that he would cut his throat from ear to ear ; and in,.
mediately went to the room where Ashley wa.
deliberst.ely put out the lights, and drawing a
knife from his pocket, began to execute his bloody
initiation 1 which he would have actually effected,
but for the interpositiou of a person who had watch-
ed his designs. Ile, however, succeeded in inflicuog
a very lesere wound across the left side of AstilWis
head, dividing inir of the arteries, which bled pin-
fusely in the struggle that ensued; in which also
he severely bit one of Ashley's fingers. Ashley's
recovery is very doubtful. Cryer Wob inimediatrl%
put into a constelele's hands, but contrived to escei.,

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London, England, 1819-04-19

This day is published, basd.sonsely printed in octavo, with
live Plates, price Ws. ed, boards, the Third Edition, with
Additious, of
ESSAY on the THEORY or the EARTH,
By M. CUVIER,
Perpetual Secretary of the French Institute, Professor and
Adissiuistrator of the Museum of Natural History, Ste.
With Mineralogical Notes, and au account of Curler's
Geological Discoveries,"
By Professor JAM ESON.
Printed for T. Catlett and W. Davies, Strand, London;
and W. Blackwood, Prince's-street, Edinburgh.
••• To the Student of Geology this Work will be ex-
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ginal views of the subject, and as being more occupied with
the detail of interemiug facts and oh 'ions than the

establishment of an Mice Mums theory. The Christian may
tumidh himself, from this product' of the Parisian philo-
sopher, with armour to defend his faith against those writers
who have endeavoured to overturn it by objections against
the Mosaic account of the deluge, and the age of the hu.
man race. And the Essay is written in such ass elegant
style, is so perspicuous is its statements, and affords ro
much information on a moat interesting part of Natural
History, that nu reader can fail to derive from it a large
portion both of entertainment and instruction.
London, England, 1819-04-19

FORCED DANK NOTES.

Morris Moroi, was capitally indicted for felo.
niott.ly uttering .ix forged notes, purporting to be
a. Bank of Englund notes.
The Prisoner pleaded Guilty. ant! was sentenced
to death, hut before the Learned Judges left the
town it was mitigated to transportation for life.
London, England, 1819-04-19

SHEEP-STEALING.

David Joses;;;;11C1;4;tetlio; stealing veveral
sheep. the property of Thomas Lewis and others.
The Grand Jury found three bills against the
Prisoner. lie was only tried on one, which was de.
(relive, as it set forth that the Prisoner had stolen
the *heel., and it appeared in evidence that the
sheep were killed on the spot, and he ought to have
been indicted for steeling neutron. The Prisoner
was of cour►e acquitted, but was detained in cus-
tody by the order of she Court, the Grand Jury
tog discharged before the trial came on.
London, England, 1819-04-19

HIGHLAND SOCIETY.

On %tardily the Annual Meeting of the High-
lama .Stwirty with held st the Freentas ins Tavern,
Creed Queen-street, Lincoln's luu-field•, where on
woo-unfit ige of persons of the highest rank in society
took piste in the Committee-room, and several
Item,lotions for the encouragement of the Gaelic
langusge were read, sod agreed to ))))) usly.
At shout six o'clock the company ossenthled ad-
journed to the large room to partake of a !usurious
'limier, eimNistitig of every delicacy. The Chair
was Wires by Lord "Kilkwall, who, together with
many others, weir dressed in the Highland
,garb,
soil presented a truly national appearance. err
Thbinas Bell pit on the lett of the Chairman, and
Andrew lliColliver, on tl►e right.
During dinner, Clarke, the piper, wl.o it way be
remetubrieri acted w so gallant a wanner at the•
Lode 4 Vnneira, pia psetient, dressed an
14n41 style, and inspired his countrymen by pin tog
Vntlolls tunes upon the bagpipes, MIIIThIIig MUM!
the MUM. Mr. Cow's band also attended, and
played several 4elightful airs dulling the evening,
London, England, 1819-04-19

Foreign plher, April 17, 11119.

The Prince Regent has been grain .uNly pleased, in the
name and on the behalf of his Majesty, to appoint James
Moiler, Esq. late his Majesty's Minister Plcui,wdeons. y st
the Court of Persia, to hold the situation of Mehmaudar to
the Ambassador Extraordinary from his Majesty the Ling
of Persia. shortly expected to arrive at this Court.

Crow4-(tffice, April 17, 1619.

lUMBERS RETURNED TO SERVE IN THIS PRESENT

PARLIAMENT.
Borough of Boasisey.—The Honourable John iVillians
Ward, of Spritig-garden, Westminster, eldest wa of Via-
could Dudley•aiid-Ward, in the room of James Archibald
Stuart Wortley, Esq. whir being chosen a Burgess for die
said borough, and also a Knight fur the county of York,
hath made his election to *erector Mesabi county of Yurk.
Borough of Appludy.—Adulphus Juba Dalrymple, of
Portland-place, in the county of Middlesex, Esq. 1.1 floe
room ofGeurge Fludyer, Esq. who has accepted the Chilkiis
limsdretLo.
London, England, 1819-04-19

CARDIFF GAOL

A new system of mainigrineut has been intro.
thiccd tutu Ceuta Pfl,oll by Mr. Lebreton, the
Governor. Instead of the heavy irons which
the Prisoners tried to be loaded with, they are now
entirely free from them, and only handcuffed when
brought into Court. They ■re kept at proper Is.
hour, but not treated with any coetciun, except
what is necessary fur their safe custody. Their
moral conduct is strictly attended to; so much so
that all oath or au improver expression is not to
be hear.' within the prison walls. Too much praise
cannot be given to Mr. Lebreimi, alio, we under-
stood, is an officer in the army, now reduced to

There were only seven Prisoners for trial it the
Brecon Great Sessions, and they were fur petty
offences of nu iutere•t.

REPRIEVE.—Yousig Lavender, who was let
for exit:alum at the hist Kingston Assizes, for a
highway rubbery, has been rrprieveil, ih Conte•
quence of wine circumstances having transpired
leading to prove hip innocence of the crime of which
he had berm convicted.

At the Collegiate Church. in Manchester, pester.
day se'unight. there were ten weddings, maid one
hunched mid seventy-eight christenings; end the fol-
lowing morning, twenty-eight wore were ineiried.

At Lewes and Hailsham markets last week, the
prices fur fist stuck, the show of which was inconsi•
derable, were extremely high. Mutton fetched no
less than ltd. and beet 9d. per lb. It is expected
that the late rains, by promoting vegetation, and
cliespesiini,T the food of cootie, will have the effect
of seducing these tooporteist necessaries of life.
INTILLIGRNct.--Accounts from Maid•
stone say—•• The Ixsllsug and dressing of hops his
gestenilly co iiiiii remelt us this neighbourhood. The
warns weather but the Irv/ days, has had • great
affect ou the young shoots, which appear men sod
healthy in mum pleco."
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THE PA RA'S.

The uncertainty of the weather provewl %ery
favourable to the display rd loilutv ;IA
the Parks yesterday. The Belles mod
the ea.tward of Templer-bar, alto did ni.t
in their usual strength. Alining the pedeo,,,
the Queen'. Walk, in the Greets l'.4k %-r. rue
West Indians, who attracted comiderable
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with the Livery of London. They were two
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the same time levying contributions tor the
misers.
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TIIE DUKE OF
.BEDIORb.

W. are extremely concerned to state that this
highly-esieerned and iiiiiveroally-beloved• Nobleman
by met with a very serious and alarming accident.
The family have been for some ilays.at Woobwrii
wiry, where a large portion of their friends have
tarn on a visit, enjoyiiig the hospitalities of that
srloolid seat. On ‘‘'rilitesday last his Grace, ac.
curdilig to his usual custom, rode out in the foressoon,
but he had not proceeded far into Wooburn Park.
when his horse, which was going at a gallop, tripped
before and fell. lii. Grace was thrown forward with
greet violence, and falling on his head and shoulder,
leeriverl a severe contusion in both. His Grace
was lammed by the fill ; and no time was knit to
cowry him to the Abbey, where medical assistance
from the neighbourhood was immediately procured
and lir was bled. Notwithstanding this prudent and
reesutiouary operation, we regret to add the nights
.ofWeduesday and Thursday were passed without
ono, and in great pain. On Friday his Grace was
brought to town to his house in Hamiltoo.place,
,here lie is now confined. The street was yester-
day tilled with carriages cf the Nobility and Gentry,
all animus to learn the state of this most amiable
Intl esteemed Nobleman. The following bulk-
'silo have beets 'surd since Isis arrival in town,
and rshibrttd to gratify the eager curiosity of the
numerous inquirers:—
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A COLLECTION of ANCIENT and MO-
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With explaoatury Notes sod Observations.
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PARIS PAPERS.

PARIS. APRIL 14.

yesterday arose mass, which the hung heard in
his apartment,, his Majesty received the Persian
• Andwiessidisr. His Excellency carne to take leave
of king. He will depirt on Saturday or Sun-
day fist London. His F.xcelleiscy will occupy a
splendid house in Charlcs-street, Berkeley-square,
where every thing I- prepared for his reception.
'Else Stems Cannßon and Alarinet, accused of
having attempted to 110141isicute the Duke of 'Weiss
bogus's, underwent au CXXI ll ii Utioll oil Montlithi
berme the President or the Court of Assizes.
In the little commune of Combree, in the Maine'
and Loire, a wolf installed a sheep, seized it, and
was preparing to devour it, when the shepherd, who
was (ion a youth. rushed forward, and seizing the
wolf at t the bialy. -flung him to the earth.
*towhee non* came to his assistance, and assailed
the shepherd. A 3 unug girl who witnessed the
conflict, leaving the goats else was keeping,
hurried to the scene of action, joined the-shepherd,
atilt both of them exertioK all their strength and
courage. succeeded in rescuing the sheep, and
Meld the wolves until a peasant. armed with a pitch-
fork, hearing their cries, came mid killed the fu-
rious annuals on the spot.— (Journal de ha Vendee.)
A letter Irotit Rochefort, 9th of April, says--
-" The exptddloutt of our Royal Marine for the
Cirlonirs are in active preparation. Several ships
hive already sailed for the Senegal. Cayenne. the
Antilles, and the Ides do Nord. The frigate Sala-
mander haa arrived firms our.factories of India and
the Isle of B hon."

tin Excellency the Count Dr Coxes hes for
some days expttirsiteil au lurll►lw.ition s.I wvere 411
preveitt him forum itatioectisig busilievs with the
King.
Lady Stuart, the Lally of the F.iiglish Ambas-
sador in France, artivrd un Muudey to l'sr from
London.

The Court of Awsra will proceed on Friday t•
hear the cos.e of General &arum, tamped for
lagamy. It is thuull►t that Mod, (;eorgoani
Hutchins ttttt the hrent,tl wife of Georotl
whoa► he warned 4 u England, will t}t-cuant a party
its the prosecut►uu.

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Coll!

convinced them thit the mission from his Court
was distinct from tvery species of espionage, and
that it was confined exclusively to the transmission
of literary outicts. Their hatred to the deceased
had then been changed into bitter repentance, and
they would have eternally deplored that a man who
may be placed ammo the distinguished literary
characters of Germa►►y, had been on a false suspi-
cion torn sway in a manner so horrible to his family.
M. de Kotzebue was a good husband and a good
father. I have stroigly solicited his family, who
do not cease to deplore Ins loss, to demand from
the Russian Minister at Carlsruhe, the papers mho.
tive to his missioo, aid to have them printed in
Germany, to avenge the memory of the deceased
against all his enemies.
London, England, 1819-04-21

POLICE.

QUETN4IVARIE.

G. Williams and Jones were brought up in the ens.
tody of Attmd Pople. uhu apprehended them on Saimaa),
at the funeral of Colonel Berries, in St. Margaret's. West-
iii the set of picking pockets amongst the crowd.
Thole hanilLurchief, wrre found upon them, one of which
Wa• 'acidified by Mr. Wray, of Berwick-street, Soho,
to be his pruperty.—Cusumitted.

UN lON-HALL.
London, England, 1819-04-21

MARKETS.

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WEST INDIA AND SPANISH MAIN PRODUCE.
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have been sold at 104 s. a lOras. and good ordinary Jamaica
at 108 s. is a further reduction in the taller quality.
Part of the Chei Mon sold at the East India House List
week, hiss obtained a small advance.
The stock of W. I. Coffee is now 3,140 tons, being 1,160
less than at this. time last year, present prima Bs, per cwt.
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B. P. SUGARS have continued very dull or sale, and low
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la-I quotatioits. Dry brown Demerara and Berbice for the
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Runs hart nut varied since oar last.
The pees. ui stock of Resin is 0,840 puncheons, and price
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Stock last year, same date, 12,307 puncheons, and mice
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PINIFAITO has hero offend lq public sale, but very few
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PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.

3. Norm and J.J. Colley, of SIAM Mary, Stratford-Row,
Middlesex, coal-merchant., April 19, 11319.—J. Clarkson
and J. C kmentson, of Philpot.laar, London, merchants,
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SPARRING AT TUE FIrES COURT.

M irtin Ilie pugilist lui.l a bumping benefit seniterday. The
eosin was crowded with more tippet-lability dims hay been
tviinesved of late, and icitrunage was very properly ntfuideil
It pas flu...cession to one always in lighting trim, and whom.
nuasi.uuninit Iwhavintir many of the fisternetv W11111(1 du well
in adopt. The *rising-to gave universal satisfaction, which
la very seldom the cave._
_ . .

- , - -
Martin and litern.--Thir was one of the best sets.to wit-
newsreel in the Court for a length of time, and was more inte-
resting than is often witnessed in a whole afferent-Epee's pirit.
Illit• were exchanged with She nicest precision. Burn s
science is egital to any Tall, but Martin his with him, snit
in one instance he place.' a fine flush keirltauded hit upon
Ike middle of Burn's Iliad, billowed with Ilse right :et the
body. Se*, ral Eisruslier.iiiiq were endw:rd, suet if there
were any mivaolale., it was rasher on the stile of Marius),
who ha..jiest retittio el from Brighton, in the finest condition.
Spring and Harmer made a good set-to. and Spring lea"
profited much is, his Brighton training with Martin. It was
railer light play than biasing out, c.hich suits Harmer first.
There was good science displayed to the advantage of
Spring. •
Ealea null Shelton —This was also an excellent bout, but
lAleet'sr vvvvvvv tangling science stopped Shelton's rush and bard
altatrill bruutg, and w return tapped the claret. Shelton
is alsu fresh front Brighton. The set-to wets lung and :a-
teresting.
Banded! and Holt made lie excellent and scientific set-to,
but Holt, reef?, inch gond, Ines not enough of himself to
11101/ Randall's pugilistic pranks; be made, however, some
judo 10111 parries, and placed some hits. Randall is fresh
and strung, and trains well on the Hampstead hills.
Turner and Crawley set-to, and hit away manfully. There
is too muds kneel, in Crmswit.y, it hulls away with sub-
stance. He had none the worst of the match with Turner,
but he is teener wash the gloves titian in the ran:.. .

Si-ennuis *hewed some momitchank altitudes with
O'Doimil, which excited !flitch fun ; but O'Donnell diJ nut
relish it half so mach AA the company.
At the finish of the sparring Oliver monitted the stage,
and stated, that as he understood Donnelly had come over to
fight any our, he was ready to fight him fur from 5d to 200
Rantl4ll, as orator for the absent said that
Dunnelly would fight Oliver in six weeks, so that uo doubt
the match will be made.
7413111111 11111111 rd thanks to the amateurs, and invited them
to juin him at milting the sirloin at his friend Burn's.