biglam/hmd_newspapers huggingface dataset:
The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1824-04-23

SPAIN.

The following letter from Madrid, which anagkelier!
on, communicates some particulars which will he wi:!:
interest:—

MADRID, ATltti 12.
The situation of thin capital is fez from tranquil ffincesbe de-
parture of the King, the Smiles having taken at into their
that he is little better than a prisoner in the hands of the
quarrels between the populace and the French soldiers am
daily OCCURS:IIft : on the 3d instant several of the la'tesk
wounded in the streets of Madrid ; and, in cohnequeaos ill an
affair between a French officer and the Aladde of Caranfanlsbsl,
the assemblages of the populace were. frequent that the Iddi re-
giment of French cavalry was called out to dispe.we bent. The
dicer has been sines publiely reprimanded.
The povaty of the Treasury, notwlthstandirkT thevenvithibree
from Mr. auebbard, is still very great. For three days th.: Spsaitit
troops were without pay, and could only procure food spas CIA.
In this state of things the Minister of War went to th- King at
Aranjues, and stated to him that he would not answer for the fide-
lity of the troops if their pay was withheld. In consequence of this
representation, an order was sent to the Tressuter-tieneral to make
no future payment before the soldiers received their money. Prat
the provhsons we have the mast disastrous account*. At Iluede,
amen town in Old Castile, where the Empecinado and about eighty
Censtitudonalists are in prison, the royalist volunteers behave w 6 1t
the greatest cruelty ; at nwht they frequently force these poor .at.
tures from their beds, load them with heavy burdens, and, Ow:
beating them with sticks for an hour or so, send them balltio •
prison. A small division of troops, under O'Donnell, war - •
to Rueda for the protection of the prisoners, hut the
' CLe,hitted the volunteers, end prevented this division ham
4
the town. At the Castle of Caravanco, in Murcia, four '
tionalists (prisoners)_ have beet. murdered by the Royalist -.em '
! who are shin at large. Such is the jertice tat the ruler of 'Ali 111.
fated "gantry'
London, England, 1824-04-23

IRELAND.

The Catholic Association, in several of the less martico. bas
been chiefly occupied with the perusal of epistolary returns 'fro:ii
sariom-parta of the *sentry, of the number of t admix schools
and of children educated at them, in antradiction of the spea:::
of Mr. North. A public dinner is to be given to :ilk. O'Connell
and Mr Shiell. It appears that the embolic Rent is freely ash.
scribed to, even by the ntry.
We regret to learn that the Cork meth, by Cashel. which lef:
Dublin on Saturday, was stopped by an armed basditti is
county of Tipperary, and robbed of the mail. The guard, was
badly wounded, and two of the horses were shot. The robrny
occurred nearly at the same place where a foams robtnry re
Cork coach had hem committed.—Dnblin Morning Pte.

D ow x t an—Tilefollowing unfortunate acciilent hariponal on
Wednesday evening, about six o'clock, in the Lor.g Reath of the
River. Three coontrytnen were proceeding homewards Earn this
city in a small fishing cot, which, with their weight and that 6E a
barrel of coal, was very deep. When neariy opposite to Mr. Jolla
Stranginan's farm, and within a short distanea of their hoene,Rie
little cot was upset by the awkward motion of one of the ma=
changing his position, when two of them (John Quin of laquip-
ishtown, and James Quin of Cdasawney), were unhappily drowned.
The third, named Stephen Quid, clung to the Salmi of the Get,
and was eared, mainly by a lad named Edmund Quin, who keel
been called to by a Mr. Chanters, by wham the accident had teen
seen from the count y Waterford side. The bodice Imre beeu amid.
and an inquest has be= held by Henry Alevelt. Lsq. of Watzrtard,
a inagisdate for the county of Kilkeeoy. Vercist, '• Acadentid,
Death."— Waterford Paper.
isEnics, Arai& 1.7.
On .Monday night last. an armed par.y of men .ittaelted a taint
house on the lands of Hallvegott„ :tear itharagoliles, the popery
of Mr. Nichol u Meade, of Nevrra.tle,nnd on pa:: of the come of
the Earl of Clare. Immediately on entering the horse they Eyed
• shot, after which two of them, one of •hcin was *rued with a
musket, and the other with a pistol. commenced boating s coy Baer_
tial man of 3lr. Mcadem, named Morahan who was a atrailper.,
and only a few days being in the house, broke duce of he rd t.
knocked out his eye with the musket, and told him cad his wt
that it they did no; go hack to their own country the net: tie,, to
prepare their coffins, wbicls they were thus filmed to comply pith
and left the country on Thtussisy.
London, England, 1824-04-23

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

CUSTOII-HOUSE, A PAIL 22.
ENTERED i >MAIM
John and haat, Martin (Oilman, broker), from Tarragona.
Sir William Cann., Wbittinghtm (Lamb), from Calais.
Jenne Aimee, Baptiste (Redhead), from Rouen.
London, England, 1824-04-23

MIDDLESEX SESSIONA, THCSZDAY, Aram 21

The Adjourned Sessions commenced yesterday at the Amiens
House, I:Likens:ell-green, heroic F. ComuT, Esq. and stood of
Magistrates.
Mary Oro?: was indicted for assaulting Ann S:one, on the 21st
of February last.
The prosecutrix deposed that she lodged in the defendant's hus-
band's house. lin the (lay mentioned is the indictment, on going
home she found the street-door locked, and the defendant refused
to let her in. However. a ladder was procured, and she got in by
the window ; the defendant got into her 'cunt by a false key, flew
at her with a knife, and struck her with it, but the bones in her
stays prevented any wound from being inflicted.
The defendant was found Guilty, and sentenced to pay a fine
of 13(i. 4(1.
Joh,. P.lrrsoit was indicted for assaulting Sarah Uashey on the'
the 'lst February.
The prosecutrix rated, that on the day mentioned, she was
going to market, when the defendant met her, seized her violently
by the arm, and struck her in the face. He threatened to do for
her, and held her by the throat, the blood all the while streaming
down bee face. He keeps a chandler's shop, at which she some.
times deals, and she owed him a trifling sum, which was the Cause
of the quarrel.
Cross-examined by Mr. ALLEY—Witness and her husband had
been held to bail for assaulting the defendant.
Peterson and his wife then were examined in support of their
indictment against Gashey and his wife; and said that Oashey
and his wife (3111 C to Peterson's shop about the bill on the 21st of
February, and committed an assault on hint.
The Jury found hashey and his wife Gritty, and Peterson Not
Guilty.
Gashey was sentenced tom days' imprisonment, and his wife to
icy a fine ot 3s. 441.
London, England, 1824-04-23

WEST INDIA COMPANY.

We (the Weapon Herald) have been favoured with the
following important communication, received yesterday.
It is reported that the capital is proposed to be three mil-
lions, and Mr. Bering to be Chairman :
" London, April lb, 1824.
" STa-1 ou will see by the votes of the House of Commons, that
I hare presented a petition to found aWest India Company in Lor,
don, with a large capital, on the usual terms of agency. It is in mi
degree to trench upon or interfere with private establishments, ncr
do they ask any exclusive privilege'. It is proposed to be conduced
ty „nue gerecat merchants, and twelve West India merchants.
As seen as any prospectus is circulated, I shall have the pleasure
of communicating further with you. The capital is proposed to be
raised in shares of Ibid. each, and a reserve will be made for the
Outports, as the Gentlemen who support this plan are desirous,
that whatever benefit May result from It should be shared by all
those Gentlemen connected with the Colonies, in Glasgow, Liver-
pool, and Bristol.
I am, with great respect, Str,
" Your faithful and roost obedient servant,
" H. MANNING.
" To James Ewing, Esq. C
Ghairman of the
West India Trade of lasgow."
London, England, 1824-04-23

STATE OF CRIME.

emnerving together the first and last seven years of the fourteen
ended the 31. t of December, 1823, we shall find the commitments
for trial, enneictioas, sentences of death, anti executions, in Eng-
land and Wales, to have been as follows:
Ile average annual number of persons committed for trial
during the first period was 9,7118 ; during the latter 13,291 t—the
lowest number was 5,149, in the year 11119 ; the highest 14,2441,
in 11119.

The aveng_e annual number of persons convicted tinting the first
period was 4394 ; during the latter B,llo—the lowest number was
.1,158, in 11119 ; the highest 9,610, in 18i9.
The average annuli member of persons sentenced to death
during the first period was 689 • during the latter I,l74—the
',west number was 494, in the year '1811; the highest number 1,314,
1819.

The average anneal number of executions during the first period
was 76 ' • during the latter 418; the lowe,t number was 43, iu 1811 ;
the higlirit was 12W, iu 181 J.
Among the crimes hue which capital convictions took place, in the
two periods respectively, it may be sufficient to nuts the following
1111110 ii averages:—

Marder and attempt to 3lurder
Highway Robbery
lturglasy -
liowebreaking.in day-tame

First Ptriud. last
SI - 31
GI - 131
121 - 317
49 - 144

Stealing in Da7Cllinglaiames, &c.

Si - lil
Sheep.stralimr . . -
This shows the fallacy of the prevailing notion that atrocious
crimes have decreased of late years. 31urder, the most dreadful
of all, has certainly not increased so rapidly as burglary or
housebreaking, and perhaps it has not increased more rapidly
than the population of the kingdom ; but the actual number of
convictions tor murder, and a tempts to murder by shooting at,
'stabbing, or administering poison, were in the first seven years
216, aliU in the last ?O.

It is also remarkable that the increase of crime has been general
'all over the kingdom, and even more (proportionably) in the
country pasts than in the metropolis ! Tbs total numbers com-
mitted were—

In London and 3liddleacx
Rest ot the Kingdom -

First Period. Lut Period.
12,1t3 . 18,337
UPS - 74,746

47,621 10,082
So that the increase in London and Middlesex was estly in the ratio
of three to two, whereas in the other parts of England and Wiles,
generally, it was above two to one; in Bedfordshire and Flint it was
above there tootle, and in Cardigan nearly four to one. The increase
el population will account for much of the increase, but certainly
not for the whole or it.
London, England, 1824-04-23

Mr Edward Hyde East, Bort. F.R.S. M.P. Chairman.
Colonel John Beattie, M.P. Deputy Chairman.
Jails Do Pre Alexander, Esq. W R. Keith Douglas, Esq. H.P.
M.P. Neil Benj. Edmonstone, Esq.
John L. Anderdon, Esq. Joseph Esdaile, Esq.
George Arbuthnot, Esq. John Williamson Fulton, Esq.
Jobe Bent, Esq. M.P. Thos. Houldsworth, Esq. M.P.
Samuel Bosaoquet, Esq. Capt. H. Kate?, I.R.S.
Mary Oftwoe, Esq. F.R.S. Chas. Elton Prescott, Esq.
Vir W. Cbampion De Crespigny, Peter Reterson, Esq.
Gm. M.P. Alex. Robertson, Esq. H.P.Mb W. Ceogrewe Baer. ne.r. minion
1. 0• 9,4.. H. Drorbellil.P. CoL Mark Wain
N. Blodyweet Davies, Mop Str Wm. Young, Bart.
Anfeercros—David Barclay, Esq. Frederick Manning. Esq.
Henry Dance, Esq.
Bagnicas—Mssera. Bosansuct and Co. MOUS. Courts and Co.
Mar edam? thst. Issrtcroft—Tbas. Young, M.D. F.R.B.
PHYSICIAN-1110S. Yollllg, M.D. I, .H.B.
ASSISTi*X7 PEYSICIAII—.Iames Raise, M.D.
OrsSlst Ito COUNSEL—OIiver Aide/deo, Esq.
SnoweVoo—Satnuel Beasley,
RESIDENT SiTPERIXTENDEYT—Wm. Andrews, Esq.
The object of this Institution is to combine the advantages of
those previously established, to give the Assured that influence in
the oaeageeseot of the affairs of the Society which their important
interests demand, and to superadd the paramount principle of tak.
lag science exclusively for its guide in that pan of its operation
whidt so peculiarly require It.
The Insurance, of the Society will be confinel to those chases In
both departments which the mesteareful investigation has demon.
sowed will at once afford additional security and advantage to the
assured and increased profit to the Proprietary.
The Society will grant Annuities, Endowment for Children, Re.
and purchase Astrian, Rumbas, and other Contingent Li-
tman.
Instructions for Policies will be received at No. le, Regent.
street, sod at Messrs. Besanquet and CO.'S. until die OS= of the
Society are ready for the reception of the Establishmeat.
London, England, 1824-08-10

11103 BAR111(71i, Union Hotel and (7offee-house,
• Ochry-street, London, from the Globe Tavern, Fleet-
'tree% order the patmnatte of the 3latquis of Huntley, Lod
Lis-
6sroe,— Ellie, Esq. M.P., and several Noblemen and Gentle-
men of distinction.

J. B. haring fitted up the above spaciotr: Premiss in the
meat splenditl manner. reape.ifulfy saiteits the patronage of Noble.
rem, Gentlemen. and Families. _ _

.. .
Ile fatten himself the house will be found replete with every
cmtenienee and comfort, and trusts, by unremitting attention in
Cterfdepartinent, to merit those favours he now humbly solicits.
Et. of a superior quality, carefully packed, and sent to any
pan of the Kingdom, on the moat reasonable terms.
London, England, 1824-08-10

11/EAL BLESSING TO MOTIIERS.—It is pleasing
1.110 to observe the immediate relief that is afforded to suffering
Infants, by that Blessing to Mothers the AMERICAN SOOTH-
ING SYRUP, the efficary of which is daily adding to the great
number of children relieved from the extrema pains of dentition.

The following ease is that of the child of Mn. Morton. No. 17,
.I“mes-strect, IletanaLgreen, who, at the affe of ten months (after
being a fine child). suddenly lost the use of one side from cutting
its teeth. The tratther took it to the Dispvsary, and was ordered
to apply leeches; site did so until he had nine, which redisszd him
very much, producing no good effects whateva. She was at length
advised to try the American Smelling Syrup, which, before one
bottle was used in rubbing its puns, began to restore the use of
the child's arm, and by the application of a second bosh: it was
brought to its pe:fect health.
To be had, wholesale and retail, of Johnson and Co., %I, York.
place, City-mad. Lor.don t a :J, by their appointment, of all the
principal 3letlisine Venders in town and country, at 2s. lid. per
bottle.

••• Clio-mow—The only pruine MEItICAN.SOOTII-
INO 'UT is signed on the Stamp with Mrs. Johnson's own
handwriting. Any whet ufroreA to the Public 4 opurioas. itad
calrulued to iojarc in is applicution.
Jane 5, MI.
London, England, 1824-08-10

THE WESTMINSTER REVIEW, No. 111. con-
tains—l. Prosecutions for vending Antichristian Publications
—II. Blake on War Expenditure—lll. Private Correspondence of
Cowper—lV. Vse of the Dead to the Living V. Charitable In-
stitutions—Vl. Memoirs of the Court of Louis Xll'. and the
Regency—VD. Greece and its popular Poetry—Vlll. Travels id
the United States and Canada—lX. Redgauntlet—X. Newspapers
—XI. The Danciad—X 11. The last Days of bard Byron. CRI-
TICAL NOTICES. Atherstone's Midsummer Day's Dream;
a Tour in Germany; Jones's Answer to the Review of his Greek
and English Lexicon ; Rosanne ile l'ere ; }Angie' Poetics; Cob-
bett's Ride in France; Ciry's Birds of Aristophanes; Bentley's
Historical View of the Hindu Aatronom
London: Published by Baldwin, , and Joy; of whom
may be had, the Second Editions of Nos. I. and 11.
London, England, 1824-08-10

W DNESDAY•

A Hold Cup, value IoOgs. by subscriptions cf legs. each, p. p.
Three widest.
Mr. Simpson's b. e. Young Corrector, 4 yrs old
Mr. Jas. Ferguson's ch. e. North Briton, 3 yrs old
Mr. Hudson a b. g. Sir Ilenry, 5 yrs old

1
2

A Plate of ha for three and four-year olds. Two-mile heats.
Mr. Robinson's cli. g. Sir Rotrer. J yrs old . - I 1
►harps roan c. Mantua to I) 10, 3 yrs old . 2dr
Mr. Leta's ch. f. by Mango, 3 ytaa old - - 3dr

-
A Match for 50 soya. p. p. between Mr. He:Al-son% Thunderbolt
and Mr. 111.arget.son:a:Thunderclift,1st. each. Two-mile heats.

Won by Thtinderclift.
The Towns Plate of 7W. for all ages, was wen by !Ilr. Robinson's
Sir Roger, at tour heats, beating Young Corrector and Sir Henry.
The first heat was won by Young Corrector, the second by Sir
henry, and the third and ftn:rth by Si: !toga.
A Sweepstakes of lOgs. each, p. p. for hory;.: not thorough bred•
faded in Westmerhuid or Cumberland. Two pules.—(Two
Subeicribers.)
Mr. 31•Minnies' Maid of the Mill . walked oven.

A Handicap Sweepstakes of 5 tort each, with 20 aided (two mile
hems), was won by Brother to 111 1 U.

At the Cork market, on Thurstlar, wheat sold from 225.
to 945. for quality that would have brought SG& a short
time back. _

--•
I)LTEttmtrEn Suictar.—Last Monday a poor man, oft
the name of Win. I,in, of respectable connexions in Ireland, reside
ing at Hunslet. near this piaeo, put a period to his existence in a
Ht of melancholy. by taking several aunties of laudanum. The de-
ceased had, it appears, pawned a part of his wife's dress to raise
the money necessary to procure the poison with which he termi-
nated his existence. Maoists should be careful to whom they
sell this deleterious drug, in quantities to produce death. Juke's
apparatus fur extracting poison 'IAA applied in this CAW, but the
patient was too far exhausted w i:•ceiee any material benefit from
the spidicatiun. .Ceruner's inqmst., Insatitty."—Lecds .Ifcreney.
London, England, 1824-08-10

BY THE KING'S PATENT.

DR. siBLYs-iiglii.fiitilsid-iiLAR TINC-
TURE is universally allowed to be the most pleasant, safe,
and &Luscious remedy ever of to the Public. Its wazin and
renovating qualities render it the best mulicine for Debility, eon.
sumptions, Nervous and Rheumatic Complaints, Spasms, Indiges-
tion, hownessof Spirits, and all those distressing affections which
harass the weak, sedentary, and delicate. It requires no argument
to convince more than a till, after which those who value health
will never choose to be without it.

....
l'repAred and sold by Mr. J. It. Szfrell, No. 33, (lloucester-
qtreet, tlueen's-square. Bloomsbury, in bottlesat Ga., 7w Gd., and
I Is. each • and in family bottles thy which there is a saving of 75.)
at ns. eaeh. Map ik. sti bly 's LUNAR T I NCTI IRE, for com-
plaints incident to the Female Sea, in botticsofU. td. and 10i.6d.
each. . _ .

Observe. none ran be genuine unless signed by the pmprietor,
J. It. :Stiffen. in his own hand writing, on the wrapper of each bot-
tle. '4ole Wholesale Agents, Messrs. Barclay and Sons,9d,
Fleet-
mecket, London ; and sold Retail by Sanger, 150, Oxford-otreet ;
Johnston, GS, Gornltilk; and by all respoetable Stationers, Drug-
gists, and Medicine Venders throughout the kin;,-lino.
London, England, 1824-08-10

1100 TING. FISHING, and RIDING JACKETS,
11 and TRAVELLING CLOAKS, of FOX and CO.'s
Patel Mohair Gambroons, ,l, Ktng.street, Covent-garden, may
bt daily ken, both plain and twilled, making up to the orders of
the Nobility and Gentry, which they warrant to be much superior
in envy respect to, and cheaper than, the plain Camlets, or the
tidied imitations in 11'orsted, and possess more desirable requi-
sites for the Field and the Road than any thing yet invented ;
schith Es, been confirmed by ten years' experience, tipon comps-
noon with all other goods.
That the incautious purchaser may not be imposed upon, and
Patentees consequently injured in their reputation, their goods are
all stamped on the back, " Fos and Co.'s Patent Mohair Cam.
Livens, 28, King street, Coyent.garden, next door to the West-
-1 minter Fire-ofFion.".
London, England, 1824-08-10

NEW VACI"1.11 ENGINE.

AFull and Accurate Description of Mr. BROWN'S
extraordinary Invention of his PNEUMATIC. or Vacuum
Engine, with a tine Engraving, was published on Saturday. the
7th of August, in the na Number of the REGISTER of ARTS
and SCIENCES, with other interesting Inventions. Price Three-
pence.
(Parts 1,2, 3,4, and 6, may now be had, price Is. each.
Published by (I. Herbert, 88, Cheapside; sold also by all Book-
sellers in Town and Country.
London, England, 1824-08-10

MODERN SCHOOL GAZETTHER.

Just published,ll;neihieilrliT;e,livo.piieTiis. bound, the
Third Edition of

A
GAZETTEER of the trie---111:;t REMARKABLE
PLACES in the WORLD ; with Brief Notices of the
principal Historical Events, and of the most Celebrated Persons
connected with them : to which are annexed References to Books
of History, Voyages, Travels, &e.; intended to promote the Im-
provement of I outh in Geography, History, and Biography.
By THOMAS HOEHN,
Teacher of Vrnting and Geography.
" In executing his task, and a laborious one it must have been,
Mr. Bourn seems to have selected from almost every work, both
ancient and modern, that had any reference to his subject, and to
have produced a compilation useful for its information, and plea-
sing fir its variety. The two former editions of this work bare
been for some time past before the public, and we feel gratified in
baying an opportunity of bearing our testimony to the improve-
ments and additions which the unwearied diligence of the Author
has exhibited in the third."—European 3lagsaine, 111'22.
London : Sold by J. :Hayman • S. Leigh ; Harris and Son;
Harvey and Barton ; and Burton and Co.
London, England, 1824-08-10

INSOLVENT DEBTORS' COURT, ACCUST 9.

Thomas Norman, late of tie Poulterers' Arms public-hemp.
LeAdenhall-market, came up for final hearing and judgment this
morning, after being remanded from' tbe !7th ult. in order that he
might have time to get sober, he being then a little mystified in 11.1
intellects q, in consequence a swallowing potatior.s deep and
strong, • and incapable of giving explicit and satisfactory answers
relative to his inttned in tide public-house he occupied.
It appeared front his evidence this day, that for several years he
bad under-let the upper bar of the Poulterers' Arias at the rate of
two guineas a week, and that it had passed through the hands m
several persons from time to time and the fixtures, as originally
appraised, were transferred from die one to the oilier, who were a:.
cepted by the insolvent as tenants. The furniture belonging to the
house was the property of his wife, by virtue of the will ni a forme
husband, and he considered he had no control over it. This was
the reason why he did rot pet it in his schedule. The house was
mortgaged for a considerable sum, and the emseern mute over to a
person of the name of Noke*, who was now receiving the premeds
of the business in part satisfaction for advances nude by tout wheat
the insolvent entered upon Me premises.
Mr. COOKE submitted, thin the insolvent had violated the A:,
by fraudulently transferring his property to Mr. Nikes, his bnither-
in.law. . .

The Contr., however, thought that as Mr. Nokes had made an
advance of money for the specific purpose of enabling Inv I I Nei Wi•
to take the Poulterer's Arm%, the part repayment out of (lie proceeds
citing from it could not be deemed an undue preferecce, and
therelorc virdrred the insolvent to be discharged.
. .

Samuel James Townsend was remanded tor four calendar months
within the walls of the pri►on, for putting his cridtzoss tc expense
by tinting up a sham plea. hr.

ALLiCall t. X TENSIVI FRAIL:H.—At Dublin Mad Pc.-
lice Ulric; en Thursday, the person calling himself Praith
ftsake. and charged by Merin. Gibbons and Wihiartis. of this
citT' with hating obtained each moaning to 4,:kel. uper. English
bil s, which were declared to be forgeries (as rercorhil :n • former
number of th s journal). was brought before the MIWIAI/•!** fee
further exastunation. The prisor.m. apparently ',yid shout 45
years, wait fashionably, but not foppishly. attired. llc sore spec.
tacks.. and his whole deponment wax gentlemanlike aail .rmsibar-
sassed; He was attended by his 'elicitor, )fir. Hail. I )., the port
of the prisoner it was then stated, that any raplar.atiet he could
give at present would etly open 1:3 case, sr.d is th.: tagis,rated
would not diseharge him upon his explanation, he ',Wald remsnra
what he had to ay until his trial. The prisoner was then fully
committed ftlr utterir.g forged bins of eschange. fie was after.
wards allowed to have 241. in silver. which had been tuind in his
portmanteau, at the V Oleo Lion Inn, on the Naas mad, 3:14 Jis.
reared by peace affect: Robissea and 11•Dour30,.
London, England, 1824-08-10

BIOGRAPHY OF TIIE STAGE.

This day ispublished, embellished with Sixty Wood Engravings
prire 9v. in boards.
_____

THE BIOGRAPHY OF THE BRI rim ST.‘GE;
being correct Narratives of the Lives of all the principal
Actors and Actresses, at Drury-lane, Govent-garden. the Hay-
market, Lyceum, Surrey, Coburg, and Adelphi Theatres; inter-
awned with Original Anecdotes, and Choice and Illustrative
P o
London : Printed for Sherwood, Jones, and Co. Paternoster-row ;
Where also may be had,
I. THE ITINERANT ; or, Memoirs of an Actor. By
S. W. Ryley. Second Edition, In 3 Volumes, price One Guinea
in boards.

Also, Volumes 4,5, and 6 ; in continuation of the alpine. Price
One liuinea in bendy.
_ .

" This work contains a great variety of interesting matter, inter-
spersed with Anecdotes of Living Theatrical Characters. Scarcely
a name hat figural on the Stage for the last thirty years, but has a
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FOUR PER CENT. ACTS.

The CIIANCEIICiIi of the informed the
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Four per Cent. Acts, M a more convenient course than to make it
In the Committee of Ways and Means.
London, England, 1824-02-21

CORN.EXCIIANGE, 1er5.20.10.14.

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Our SUrpl.C.: this: week arc lift*, sacks floor, 5,400qn, wheat,
.70(tqrs. Bailey. and I:lfitaktrs. Oats. The L trade was rot
very brisk this morning, brat the Factors heing firm in their de-
n ands for Nlonday's rates, the few sales effected ante on much the
same terms as that dam. Barley for mal•ing sold readily to-day,
and fitly tot-orted Miniday's priers. hut grinding Barley was
heavy de. phad several fresh arrivals of I Oats to.day, in ad-
t!itioit to the above quantity, and our Layers 1.6:1 holding front
purchas'ne, a reduction of Is. tier quarter was submitted to, to
effect the fete sales made. ut such parcels as wars 'wanted out of
ship. Tenon was no matenal variation in the prices of Beans or
Peas this morning, but alles war heavy. Sunteolters rather under
our tietotaions IllTe made !Or bonded ‘Vheat. but not accepted.
'sic had no inquiry after any other Ii MTipti.oll of Grain in bond.

JOHN .--The. magical knife hie at lenntit
concluded its opiation on the !wily of this wretched man. The
b,p.iness of diss‘ction was comity:NA y111)41'14 ty ;Mr. Aber—
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limhs and sinews liming been prely.rol to the customary manner.,
and being re united by means of wire hinw.a. The affiaind of
the head will render the skeleton complete. a-lien, we understand
it will be transmitted hack to Ilertfind ; and thing platted in the
custody of the High liticritl; he may %MY Nil own diecretion as to
Is future disposal.

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ADELPHI THEATRE. STRAND.

TIIIS EVENING, SATCRI/AY, Feb. 21, will
be performed the Barletta of
TOM JONES:
Or, TUE FOUNDLING.
Tom Jones, Mr. Wrench; 'Squire Western, 31r. Meredith;
Square, Mr. Elliott; Partridge, )Ir. Wilkinsoa ; Captain Fitz-
patrick, Mr. Lee ; Mill, Mr. Chapman; Thwackum, Mr. Daly.
Lady Bellastoa, Mrs. Baker; Sophia Western, Miss Hammeraley ;
Molly Seagrun, Mrs. Bryan.
After which
TIIE HEART OF 311D-LOTHIAN;
Or. THE LILY OF ST. LEONARD'S.
London, England, 1824-02-21

E D WAR t 0 HOUSE,

erected on a handsome elevation, with projecting wings, and con-
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bedchambers, and four servants' rooms. The attached offices form
one of the wings, and comprise a good kitchen, store-room Iwo.
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&c. ; detached ates, brewhouse, two three-stall stables, chaise.
house, a double stable, cart-vhes, and out-buildings, with lofts
and rooms over ; an excellent garden, walled on three sides, well
stocked with fruit trees ; adjoining is a paddock, about
THREE ACRES 1W RICH PASTURE LAND.
The whole s very eligible property, as a country residence; the
rates and taxes very moderate, and immediate possession may
be had ; • situate near the town of hoxford, six miles from Had-
leigh, the Innis distance from Sudbury, and abort sixty miles from
Loudon.

Particulars of Mr. George Law, Solicitor. Lincoln's inn; at the
Inns at Boaford and Hadleigh Swan, Sudbury • Angelißtiriya!
Black BokegiLaireetwhasford at Garraway's ; and of Mr.
No. I'M
London, England, 1824-02-21

PARLIAMENTARY INTELLIGENCE.

ROUSE OF LORDS, FSIDAT, FE,. 2e.

' A TIC COMMISSION.
• • 6, di • Carnatic Commissioners presented their 21Ith
•
i LOMBARD-STREET BILL.
•-Earl of SHAFTESBURY, their Lord-
ships • . .
tee on the House in Lonibard.strect Bill,
which ^ • ameni•rnent.
%FAME LAWS.
Lord 43.1PrIiLD talk that not being Present last night, when
a Noble Friend of his (Earl Grosvenor) made some reniarks on the
Game laws, be would take that opportunity of obscrting, that
when the Bill, which he hoped would find its tray to that House,
on this most important subject, should be before their Lordships,
none of them wooW otter opposition to it, on the ground that they
were not prepared vr,th evidence. During the last s4ssiou evi-
dence was laid on their Lordship? table; but If Noble Lords
wanted further informaton with regard to this measure, they
might now move for a Committee to C/LiMine further eiddener.
He trusted that as this course was open to their Lordships, no
Noble I.nril would oppose the Bill, should It come before the
House, on the ground of a deficiency of evidence. For hintself, he
.itinuld certainly eve the measure all the support in his power.
Ailioumed.
London, England, 1824-02-19

NEWMARKET COURSING MEETING, 1824.

TUESDAY, FED. 17.—rtasr CHEVELY FIELD.
For the Couples.
1. Mr. Wilkinson's Cognise beat Mr. Redhead's Lapwing.
2. Lead Huntly's Viscount beat Mr. De Burgh's Quorne.
3. Lord Rivers's Ronald beat Mr. Scott's Inn.
4. Admiral Wilson's Uxbridge beat Lord Dunwich's Eleanor.
Slatehes.
1. Mr. Wilkinson's Como beat Lord Dunwich's Medlar.
2. Lord Huntly's Violence against Lord RiT Mei Rolls, unde-
cided.
3. Lord Rivers's Roxana beat Mr. Ayten's Poll.
4. Lord Rivers's Ruby against Mr. Redhead's Lovely, undecided.
5. Mr. Denn's Damsel beat Mr. Buckworth's Vase.
Lord Dunwich's Egbert beat Mr. Buckworth's Youth.
7. Lord Rivers's Robin Hood against Admiral Wilson's Under.
weigh. No course.
8. Lord Handy's Vingt-un against Mr. Palmer's Pcltcr, unde-
cided.
9. Mr. Wilkinson's Ceata beat Lord Rivers's Rubicon.
Ilk Lo►d Huntly's Variety beat Admiral Wilson's Una.
11. Mr. Denn's Dinah beat Admiral Wilson's Ursula.
12. Alr. Denn's Dandy beat Mr. Burkworth's Yorkshireman.
13. Mr. Scott's Indus against Mr. Ayton's Puss, undecided.
14. Mr. Buckworth's 1 oungster beat Mr. Redhead's Leveret.
Mr. Ayton's Pluto bat Mr. Redhead's Lottery.
On Friday last his Majesty's stag hounds had a meat gallant
chase. They met at Longfonl, where there were assembled more
sportsmen (including several of the Nobility) than have been seen
this season. At half-past ten a very tine stag was turned out, and,
after fifteen minutes, Lord Maryborough, the Master of the Hounds,
desired the hounds to be laid on ; they drew for some distance,
when coming on the scent, they steadily challenged, and corn.
menced running at a gallant pace towards Cranford Pik, Hayes,
and West End, near Ruislip, leaving Harrow on the right, to
Pinner ; the hounds keeping well together, and going at a most
rapid pace, by Axey, to the right of Moor Park, Rickmanswonh,
to Watford, where he was taken, after a run of one hour and a
quarter, being upwards of eighteen miles across the country. The
hounds going at such a pace all the way, very few were at the im-
mediate taking except the huntsman. Such a chase is very rare in
the annals of stag bunting. Several very fine horses were very
much distreased, and some died in consequence of the severe run
and the ground being so very heavy; among which were the horses
of Lords Valletort and Alvanley.
London, England, 1824-02-19

SHIPPIXO INTELLIGENCE.

CUSTOM-HOUSE, Fell. 18.
ENTERED litwAnni.
Zoncruldigheid, Sareter (De Ric, broker), from Ostend.
Union, Broecke(De Die, broker), from Antwerp.
Francis and Henrietta, Dickinson (Hopkins, broker), from Neil
Charming Molly, Farrier (Simon, broker), from Calais.
Princess Royal, Sherwood (Simon, broker), from Antwerp.
Peter, Atkins (Spins, broker), from t'alats.
London, England, 1824-02-19

1110 AI LIATI'D'S LIST.

Fa tatourn. Frs. M.-Arrived the Sprightly, Newton, from
London for Lisbon; and litaccesa, Bowie, front ditto. Sailed his
Majesty's packet Dove for Jamaica.
PORTAVIOETH, Ft.a. 17.—Arrived the Vigilant, Christie,
from tialipoli, last from Ireland, under quarantine ; Quatre Sews,
Pictors from London; Lonl ulgrave, Tankerley, from MaLtga ;
Richmond, Eddicott, from linemen; Dumfries, Elliott, from
Bremen; Eliza, Scott, from London; and Bacchus, Hodgson,
from Myth: Remain the Duke of Bedford, for Madras.
DEAL, Era. 17.—The following outward-bound passed through
last night, viz. :—BOns Amigos, Joane Maria, Scotia and June.
Five p.m. The Thames Linton, for Ceylon, is now passing.
listavEsExu, FEB. 17.- -Arrived the William, Nazeby, from
Harlingen. Sailed the Fruit Preserver, Edwards, for Terceira;
Hero, Morris, for St. Michael's; Atlantic, Holiday, for Boston ;
Speculation, flarth, for Faro.
LIVERPOOL, FEB. 16.--ctailed the Prince of Brazil packet for
Lima; Deorge,‘Wright, and Barbee], James, for Pernambuco;
Unity, Thomas, for Pan; Mary and Susan, Conithoy, for Ha-
vannah ; Rose, Johnson, for Sierra Leone; Triton, Dixon;
Blucher, Potter t and William. Thomson, foe Savannah; Colum-
bia. Bogen ; and Congress. Ridley, for new York.
FAD/STOW, FEB. great exertions at the pumps, and
after throwing part of her cargo overboard, the Po, late Billing, bast
been raised and brought into this pier.
COVE or Coax.—Sailed the Prince Regent, Hales New
South Wales, convicts t Mary, Fain*, Jamaica, provisions
Mary, Galway, Bordeaux, ballast; Speedy, Blackman, Lisbon,
provlsiona ; Samfield, fluthry, Jamaica, general cargo; Bernard,
Gardner, ditto ditto I Beigenhi, Ribicro, Lisbon, butter; Hawk,
Roe, Barbados', pronsions ; Isabella, Shilletne, Jamaica, ditto;
'Sugnal, Seamen, 13arbadoes and Trinidad, protium&
London, England, 1824-02-19

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venience, or with whom it would be utterly imposs:ble to prepare
the Decoction, the Fluid Extract, which possesses the advantages
of portability and of keeping in any climate, will be found a most
desirable mode of employing this much-esteemed Medicine.
The Diseases in which it has proved moat beneficial are those of
the Skin, such as the Scorbutic Affections, Eruptive Diseases,
Secondary Symptoms, &c. arising from a diseased state of the
System at large. It may be taken either alone, or combined with
Water, rendering it of the same strength as the Decoction.
Prepared and Sold by Butlers, Chemists, No. 4, Cheapside,
St. Paul's, and 220, Regent-street (near the Argyle rooms), Lon-
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United Kingdom, in Bottles, at Is. lid. and 7s.
Ile careful to ask for " Ruder', Fluid Extract of Earsaparilla,"
as imitations are in circulation.

WAREHOUSE, BAKEIfOUSE, and DWELLING-HOUSE.
MILL-WALL, WITH LIM EDI ATE POSSESSION.
TO BE LET, by IV I NSTA LEY and SONS, on
Lease for Seven, Fourteen, or Twenty-one Yeani. a WU-
built WAREHOUSE. Three. Stories -high, with BAKE.
HOUSE, COUNTING-HOUSE, fie. late in the Occupation of
Jorgen, situate on 'he Bank of the Thames, at Mill-Wall,
Poplar; also& Brick-built DWHELING-HOUSE opposite, with
large Garden extending to the Deptford and Greenwich Ferry.
road.

To be viewed by applTing on the Premises, and further Parti-
culars had of 31etsra. I% anon and Son, Surveyors, Broad-street,
Ratcliff, and of Winstankey and Sons, Paternoster-row.

WANTED, as an APPRENTICE, a Youth of
rmpectable connexions, with a liberal education, ponsess-
ing a knowledge of the Latin language. A Premium will be
required.
Apply (if by letter, post paid) any morning before twelve o'clock,
Mat essrs. Dale and Marsden's, Surgeons, Apothecaries, Chymlsti,
Zl, liolborn-hill.
N.B. The Youth will become Free of the City.
London, England, 1824-02-19

RECIPROcITY OF DUTIES.

The Reciprocity of Duties Bill was read• a second time, and
committed—Ordered to be read a third time on Friday next.

IRISH CLERGY.
Mr. GOULBURN brought in a Bill for regulating and en-
forcing the Residence of the Clergy in Ireland ; read • first time,
and ordered to be read a second time on the let day of March next.
The House then adjourned.

LIST OF TIIR .11INORITY
Of Thirty who voted on Lord Nugent's motion for the production
of the Instructions to Sir Wm. A'Court, as to the neutrality of
this Ooremuient, and his conduct in Spain.

Baring, A. Hume, J. Roberts, Col.
Burdett, Sir F. llutchintion, lion. 11. Russell, Lord J.
Benyon, 11. Hamilton, Lord A. White. L.
Broughent, H. Honeywood, P. Wall, Baring
Campbell, Mu. J. Hurst, R. Wool, Mr. Ald.
Cavendioli, 11. Ingiihy. Sir W. Wilkins. W.
Dennison, W. J. illeberly, J. Wilson, Sit R.
Denman, T. Maberly, W. L.
Ellice, E. Merjortbanks, S. TELLERS.
Grattan, J. 31ackintosh Sir J. Hobliouse, J. C.
Graham, S. Palmer. C. F. Nugent, Lord

PRICES OF BRITISH
Dank Stock 2111 9
3 per Cent. Reduced, 921 I
3 per Cent. Cons. 9I 4 1
34 per Cent. 1004
I pet Cent. 1024 1
New 4 per Cents.
Long Annuities, 224 7-16
Imperial 3 per Cents.
Bank for Account 289
Cons. for Act. 91i A I 1

TOOLS YESTERDA Y.
India Stock, 277
India Bonds, 70 71 pr.
Intlht for Account,
South Sca Stock.
South Sea Old Annuities
South Sea New Annuities
Er. Dills, 1,0001. 32 37 pr.
Ditto, 3001. 32 37 pr.
Ditto. Small, 31 37 pr.
Lottery Tickets, 191. 19s.
London, England, 1824-02-19

FASHIONABLE INTIsLLICENCE.

laird George Beresforil has arrived at Ms house in Gloucester-
place. from his /WM, Gillingham Hall, Suffolk.
Lord and Lady Gage have left Grillon's Hotel, Albemarle-
street, for their seat, yirle, Sussex.

Ear' Burford ha; left town for • tour.

W. R. Cartwright. Esq.. 111. P., has arrived at CouLson's Hotel,
Lower Drunk-street, front Northamptonshire.
Robert Russell, Esq., arrived on Tuesday, at the Earl of Dar-
lington• in St. James's-square, from Raby Castle.
Colonel Craddock left town yesterday, fur the Earl of Darling-
ton's seat. Raby Castle.
Thomas Wane, Esq. has arrived at his house in Stratford-place,
from West Cliff, Ramsgate.
Lord Alvanley entertained a party of friends at dinner yesterday,
at his house in Park-place.
W. Blake, Esq. had a diner party yesterday, at his house in
Portload-place.
The Honourable J. Abereromby, M.P. entertained a Moths-
f(uished party to dinner yesterday, at his house in New-street,
spring-gardens.
Alexander Adair, Esq. had a dinner party yesterday, at his house
in St. James's-square.

The Dowager iountess of Stamford had a select party yester-
day evening, at her house in Charles-street, Berkeley-square.
Arrivals at Itlake's Wed. Jermyn-street:— Ilanley, Esq.
Mr. and 3lnt. Kennedy, and 11Irs. and Miss Lister, from Burwell
Palk, Lincolnshire.

trnvids at tiould's Hotel, Jermyn-street James Saurin, Esq.
from Ireland; and W. 11. Shaft, Esq. from a tour.
Arrivals at the British Hotel, Jennyn-street :—Mr. end Mrs.
Dixon, from Oxford ; (lenge Greenland, Esq. front Brighton ;
the Rev. h. bee, from Oxford; and G. Harropp, Esq. M.P.
Arrivals at the Royal hotel, St. James's-strcet :—Colonel Scott,
from Staines; W. Burrell, Esq from a tour; J. J. Guest, Esq.
from his !tear in Wales ; .1. W. Hunter, Esq. from Bath ; and the
Rev. J. Millington.
Arrivals at Bates Hotel, Dover-stmt :—The Rev. J. Sumner,:
and Mr.. Saumarex, from Brighton ; Mr. and Mrs. Turner, from
Paris; J. Martinez, Esq. from ditto; and Rev. 1-....Claston. De-
partures :—The Earl and Countess of linden. fur Tunbritlge-oells;
Earl O'Neill. for Cheltenham ; John Baldwin, Esq. fcr Clifton ;
and Mr. and .3lrs. Williams, for Gloucester.
London, England, 1824-02-19

FASIIIONABLE HATS.

ILOBERT FRANKS, corner of Beech-street, Barbican,
is now Selling superior SUPERFINE BEAVER HATS,
warranted Waterproof, of excellent quality and fast colours, at the
low Price of ONE On NEA.

inirW Red Crowtreet.

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Invention may be seen, and explanations and satisfactory references
given.

HENRY'S CALCINED MAGNESIA continues to
be prepared with the most scrupulous care and attention,
by :Messrs. T11031A9 and WILLIAM HENRY, manufac-
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or with glass stoppers at 4s. 13d. stamp included, with full direr.-
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throughout the United Kingdom : but it cannot he genuine unless
their names are engrAved on the Government stamp, which is fixed
over the cork or stopper of each bottle.
Of most of the Venders of the Magnesia may be had, authenti-
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HENRY'S AROMATIC SPIRIT of VINEGAR, the in-
vention of Mr. HENRY, and the only genuine preparation of
that article.