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The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1819-08-18

71IO1WAY111011ER7.

b. May usorniwg, sheet eight .'cheek, av
iltweltpwale, illth Royal kl.b Illegises• of not, wou
his strife, were traWelikti le k chaise from Carlow to ,i.,
enmity of Clare, they were Mopped trithis owe mile of
staidly, w• the Dublin read, * man with hie fate Ishick•
rued, trims jumped wet its rake with • bleteelevisuoe, and
mmapelled the driver isserreedev the reins, lie thee open-
ed the carriage doer, mid permuting the blandishes*, pi..
mitred freers I*. Stackprode his purse, ironisininc Riinet
1151. in hawk tiers, with which the robher relented ant„ the
genre. Mr. PepPrir, and Mr. *dew, beinc er.
prised a this eirtnnistanee„ immediately canwerwred •
'Agile, but the fellow escaped, bavisi passed himself, se
went along, as a retrainee 111 a perm* ia that uricliluisittie
with wheat he said he bad bees tenanted. Us
the grove, the blunderbuss was found estiseeshd
and without being loaded. Whit is rather singular, wt.,,
the person was making after him, he appeared on the rani
iu a different drew, sad his face washed, and setwally tuned
by the carriage wherein Mrs. Mack poole was sitting, shs
remarked, that were it not fur the difference of drew, int
having his face dean, she would have pronounced him the
sobber.
London, England, 1819-08-18

HERRING FISHERY.

Extract of a letter from Wick, dated 10th
)..ogog, 1819:—
Si I am now enabled to mead you a favourable account of
04 Wick herring fishery.
" Owing to calms and foggy weather, the fishing was very
partial indeed, until Thursday night, last week, the sth
instant, when they had a tolerable fishing, bat sot a general
roe. Upon the night of the 6th the fishing was wore sue-
reisfut, anti no less than 3,000 Vries of herring" Were
brought ashore on Saturday morning at this place, besides
chat were caught otherwise •lung the coast. Hut I have
row the pleasore to inform you, that last night's fialtiug
tc drehied to be the greatest ever known tor this coast,
from the number cif hosts employed, which averaged thirty
,r3tis p.r boat. It is computed that Were can be no less
ihsti from 18,000 to 20.0110 crawl, or barrels of fish, brought
ashore this morning, at Wick and Pulteney Town harbour
slow', sod thtre is every appearance that the fishing will
Luullaine. -

"'There never were so many adventurers on the fishint as
this yrer, tor Collfit never sock preparations fur it, •u that
if it li id tailed many would have been rosined.
" Tio five yuu au idea of the number of fish-curers, the
Society's curium t euunil, which was let last year at mtg.
Ins this year let at SM. The Pullen., Settlement will turn
uut •ell fur the Society."
London, England, 1819-08-18

OXFORD CIRCUIT.

At Stafford Assizes thirteen PASOlsen received
sentence of death. vii.—
Three for skeeping•atealiag, owe for horse-stealing, six
for bouse•beesking, and three for wilting; but they were all
reprieved except John Duffield, fur the latter crime ; he has,
unhappily, a wife and eight children. Six were stnteisced
to transportation for seven pare, fifteen to be imprisoned,
eight were acquitted, and four discharged by predawn's.
At Shrewsbury Assizes—
Samuel Thomas, Sir killing ono cow and assisting an.
other. at Westbury; Charles Radiuses', Julia Basso, sad
Richard Snead, fur burglaries; James Bowen, Thomas Owes,
Charles Jobason, and William Jones, fur berstotealing;
John Williams, for sheep-stealing; and Jobe Linton, fur
stealing in a dwelliog•house, received senesce of death,
bet were all reprieved except the first' who was left for ex.
section. Sever were neutered to transportation for seven
years, three to be imprisoned, one was discharged arm
hail, one admitted King's evidence, lye were sequitled, sad
against three no bills were felted.
At Hereford Assizes—
Benjamin Powell, for steeling wheat, received septette, of
death; John Drinkwater, a notorious (armlet, charged with
having in his possession, sad uttering, forged Hank of EWE-
, land notes, pleaded guilty to the minor elfeace; awl with
Samuel Somers, for rubbing William Browne of cash notes,
Was ordered to be transported for towhee years ; Elia.
Evans, charged with house-breaking, sad Theism Pagh, for
robbing his master, Wen. T. Presser, grucer,of Hereford, seers
years tramportation; Thomas Pelly, for berglary,and Jest,
Light, fur borse•breakiag, one year's hotelman's* ; John
Wall, fur stealing wearing apparel, tea siseuths hurries,.
meat ; Wm. Lucas, for the manslaughter at hie mother ;
sod Was. Daw, fur the manslaughter of S. Raisaders, the
first six weeks. and the latter one ~.nib's imprisunniesit ;
Wira. Tyler, Nary Walters, *ea. Ann Walter., mad Nary
Walters, jun. charged with sheepostealiag. Elia. Pritchard,
accused of house-breaking, and Juba Pugh, an accomplice
with his brother, were severally acquitted. Na bills were
found 'phut Joseph Hatton ■nd John Smith; !tarok Hall,
for assaulting a constable is the executive of his office, was
remanded till Sessions.
The business at the Crown Court was finished
on Friday; but that at the Nisi Prins her was ex-
pected to last till to.morrow.

The Judges are expected at Monmouth. from
Hertford, on Wednesday (this inorsieng). when,
after opening the Commission, their Lord.hips will
attend divine service; after which they will proceed
at the Town Hall, for the dispatch of business.
We are sorry to say. that the calendar cotirains the
mimes of twenty-lour prisoners. two of whom are
fur murder.
London, England, 1819-08-18

GORDON V. GORDON.

The LORD CHANCSLI.OR.—" I. it your wish,
Mr. Row-, to make auy observations, or address me
relative to the judgment I gave iu this cage your!.
day ? If any atilt parties have an inclination to do
so it is now open to them—l am reedy to hear them,
and if I have been wrong I trust uty mind is open
to convictiou.”
Mr. Rusk said, that on the fullest consideration
he could give the ease, lie was convinced there was
nothing that he could address to the Court, that
would change his Lordship's opinion as to the con.
clu.ion he had come to.
The Loan CHANCRLLOR--" Then I confirm
my judgment of yesterday, and I &are Nem&
isigly,"
Ills Lordship was occupied the remainder of the
day until a quarter before six o'clock. in hearing
bankrupt pennons, of no interest ezerpt to the par-
ties cusicerued. The chief of tie petitions to which
interest were attached, were postponed on account
' of the absence of Mr. Hart (K.C.), confined by au
attack of the gout. His Lordship rose at that hour.
London, England, 1819-08-18

EXPERT SWISIIMK.

~A toying maim a native of the island of St. Croix;
Jateir einue over the Sotto(' from Cronenharg and
Helsingburg, and thus much outdone Leander mud
I.oriftlyrwii, who swam amino the Hellespont. The
distance from Abydos to Sestos is only au Eng.
hob mile, but the distance which Lord Byrom
'sod Lieutenant Eikenprad swam, in one hour
And ten minutes, is estimated at Nor miles, be.
cause the strung current carried them away....
The distance betweeu Crouenburg and Helier
burg is four English miles ; but as the swimmer
cuutd not land at Helsingburg on account of the
',twig current and • surf. he had to swim down to
the village of G • . two Engijsh miles further..
making sia Euglish miles in ale, which he did to
two hours mud t-.rty minutes. A Danish officer and
thrir sailors followed Into in a boat, and never lost
sight of him. In the Middle of the Sound be had
to contend with violent eaves anti a high sea, which
dashed over bins.--ISruckliolos Paper./
•

A s att. Stevie, a respeeseLle skaniet, efilverheas, mom
isansed brims son and a timid, ern %tight ea airing an
Seeds/ seanight, Ina horse threw him sear Iteelifersi lea,
it *Mob iseadeat be received w meth Minty, Shot be baiter-
ed i 3 "smashes agony unsii Tender aseessiag, aim be
breathed his kal.-(AMuater JwraalJ
London, England, 1819-08-18

FATAL RFFECTS NW COACH RACING.

There are two mails go from the PmMagee to Holyhead,
one through Cheshire the other through Birmingham; on
Wednesday 'sesame lley started together; when rise, arrived
at Highgate, they began to rare,this eratiored but a abort
time, and a
wry look different roads, us arriving within a
quarter of a mile of the tell-her at St.Allosies, they were
again together, and the Birmingham attempted to pass
the Chester, this the latter prevented, and this road bo.
Mg narrow, the Wade.% of the Birmingham ran up the bank,
the coach was instantly overturned, the aemegeseseee was
dreadful; allure outside passeuerre, one was killed .s the
spot, another had his urns and leg broken, and was conveyed
to the Woulpack, at St. Alban, %hers be stow lies very ill,
the third am dreadfully bruised; two if the Mode pessea-
gms were also much bruised, and cot shoot their heads, nod
it was supposed fractures bad taken place, beat they ass
ly to recover. •

• - ,
At the County Sessions of Cork,atu Wednesday.
the Rev. Harry Stuart, of Clouski was• con•
victed of assaulting Lieutenant"' JOBEPII OW4IIIIII.
late of the 85th regiment. whilst shooting on his
ground. and sentenced to pay a Mark.
Thursday a man ascended the spire of Salisbury
Cathedral, and sat astride, the cross, a distance of
450 feet from the Erulititi, sung a song. and shouted
Astley for ever;' Ilse whole so audible, that it
was distierctly heard by the spectators in different
parts of the city.
On Wednesday se'onight a fox, whose numerous
depredations had made hien the terror of the pariah
of Haddam, N. B. was killed in a very singular
manner: Rerserd had stolen into the Minister's
yard about nightfall, to cater as usual for his even-
ing's repast, and was observed fighting with a fa-
vourite dog by the servant, who, seizing a hatchet,
ran up to them. when the fox immediately ran off.
The dog sprung after him, and caught him several
times, but he as often contrived to disengage him-
self. either by dint of his superior agility. or the
sharpness of his teeth, before the matt could reach
him. At last. however, he was overtaken by the
servant. who tinging the lootthet at him, hit him
on the head. and stunned him. The dog then fell
upon him once more, and put an tad to his exist.
cure.
London, England, 1819-08-18

111111.4N11.

•
• D 1111.61, 111/GUffr 111.
Sr Lowry Cole, M.P. hits Ladyosstd sevevol per.
emus of diatiwetiou, have arrived at Florewee Court,
the hospitable assasion of the Eait of Eitaiskillen.
• fuse Tuesday Limerick RscA • emstaseaced at
Newcastle ; the course was cyowded, sad there was
timeliest rustling.
The following is ea ettract of a letter received
frost the County Tyros, respecting the awful vi.
amnion at Lissnelly House, near Omagh, the seat
of the late ARTINItht GALIMAITII9 lE.q.
"1 moat rridraroar to give yea some ides of the slincb
we received. ea Moeda, *moist. by leash* of the niefel
death of pee Arthur Galbraith: hot, Mated, Iseguage
Cab hardly paint the horrors of the scent! teem lith in.
fait y dlr. Galiwiiith bed the most draidral'fwir of ilmeder
aid lightning; and when this fatal etertaiiegan to grow very
violent. he bat the iriadow shCithirs Closed, gut candles,. sail
rat down to bit bible. The Kraal cease in to lay the cloth
for eager. aid be iestantly dismissed Ilia, chartist tint
to tabs the knives and folks out of the roots, sad entreated
even person in the intim world go to limit devotion .uolit.
(as be emphatically said) this serial Visits ion
passed -~-
lie was silting ao a sofa, at a small table, his lady opposite
to him ; his two daughters sod their mamas at their
work, when he gel op, after readies for some Shim awls an.
fortunately sat dues in • owner, and hewed his teed bait
*toilet the wall—be bad not berm three two misuse* when
h. was ~tuck dead iustantaneeitely Mn. Galbraith wis
thrown ou the door, where she lay quite
inarnsible—
one of the children's fares Merrell Morehrd, the other
hiirried In the *ea, in if Owe* burs ed red but iron bad
here • lsiJ on 'the plate—tbe whitlow eestaine burned
to eindere, mid yr:tittered all ever the prom—the mar-
cbisiseppieces is OW* maim libation/ is a tbiawatell
preee—tb., lucks twisted off the doors, and seven Imadred
peers of elm* bruitem—s doe in the kitrhen killed. and every
Is.ing'itlthe noose (except the gOvernesa) either more or km
injured. You may judge of the site of the house by the
slumber of rases of glass I have meothreed to be .broken':
said every ruins, except one, is left alineet is rains."
London, England, 1819-02-16

ATKINSON'S AMBROSIAL SOAP.

7•11 F. baneful effects of common' Swops are
gen real I y know.: to antic* • familiar isteteere, look
at the lauds of a mesas who bus been wssblug; Obese woe
iumeristity nese snesetisg. redeem, ant shirestely wrinkles;
to rriah.ve these evils less been the object of the Proprietor
of the Ambrosial loop, which is prepared by a our process,
free frues all irritating qualities, sad composed of balsamic
vegetable begerdients ; it eunoves redeem, hardness, nerd
freckles from She skin, preemits it chapping, aid ashes it
Nutmeat, soft, white, sad oven. Price Is. the rpm;
sod mewed with Nspies Seep for shoring, prise 61.—15.
sad Is. Pd. each.
The fotheevieg Articles see presented to hi tos 'smelt,
known to require eulogise.
ATKINSON'S VEGETABLE DYE, cheers grey or
red heir as the hand ere whiskers to • perwuruest brows or
black. Pries 115....te5. Ild—asd me valise.
ATKINSON CURLING FLUID, reetota the hair
where it bee Ail s(from Meese, perspirstioo, we any of
those COMM . Vidal set decoy; it alas keep* the
hair is earl der g smsi.. I. &sew or walking, wr in
damp weather. midway Nuances td its seems is as
Easy on the Hair, enclosed round eseb honk. Price Se. IN.
a bunk.
Estrum To avoid coanterfeks, ma for Allkiesse's
Said, lee. as there are veveral'euvile issitssiurs.
Sold by the Parrish'', James Atkisson, Perfumer, No. 44,
Gerrerd.eirem, Suhu.sqart, [Amapa ; and by ',poignant,
by must Perfumers and IFlJir.dresscrs iu the kingdune.

riavitig undensas..-- siotely
was due to pro, be assured I will use you a foil and fair
opportunity of prouumarieg between Mr. Mubhuusu and
myself—let me only entreat you to supply the differences and
disadvantaged of su late a Canvass, by rpoutanemesty cum.
iug forward, without delay, to give your Suffrages. It
would have been my wish to bare paid my respects person.
ally to the Eleetots-, but the hurried manner in whiCh this
Contest tommeoccd, will forbid me the fall performance of
that duty I and I hope I shall be encased ►y you fur an
omission which cannot he cunstrued into intentional
The principles on *bleb I stand before you, I would nut
accept the Seat, high as the honour is, by the absottoumeut
of any one of them.
I have the bosoar to be, Gentlemen,
Your faithful Snvsut,
Whitehall, G. LAMB.
Monday, February 15,1819.

This day was puldislitil. in foolscap Aso. price IL boards,
THE AU I UNINA I EXCURSION ; or,
tiketclus is Tivieltiale: will) other Pumas.
By THObLiti
Edinburgh : Printed fur Archibald Constable and Co.;
and Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, London.

This day was published, is three owls. boo. with a new Map
of Uu United States, sad a Plan of the City of Washing.
toe, price 21 Is. boards,
A NT ATIS FICA L. POLITICAL, and HIS-
TORICAL ACCOUNT of the UNITED STATES
of AMERICA, front the period of the first Establishments

lo Ilse peanut day, on a new Plan.
By D. B. WARDEN,
Late Consul for the United States at Paris.
Printed for Archibald Constable and Co. Edinburgh; sad
Hurst, Rubinson, and Co Oa, Cbespaidr, London.
London, England, 1819-02-16

NA NK A IS.

CORN EXCHANGE, MoxnAir, FEBRUARY M.

We had a midfiur supply of Grain this mornimt, princi-
pally from our OWII coast Of Wheat there were 4,828
quarters, Barley 7,598, and 19,219 quarters or Oats. The
Wheat trade was heavy, and fr ls. to 2.. per quarter
lower. luferiur Bailey is 2s per quarter lower; bet hue
Barley sod Deans arppuut their prices. Oat trade min-
tissues much the same as ibis day week. lu other articles
there are uu alterstieu.
London, England, 1819-08-20

that. sliglittst
lk!luoneti.
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IVEW GRAA'AIM ANL) elilLE.

Extract of a Letter crusts Kingston. Jamaica,
dated the 10111 of July last:—
• By a ship of war arrived from l'orto Bello, we have re-
ceived some details of the loss of that place. When General
lie approached, it WAS nut a quarter of an hour after the
advances' post had retired; so that bad they remained a little
lougcr, they mast base sewn the Spaniard*, given the alarm,
and avoided surprise. The Independents, however, made
great resistance, and obtained 'terms of capitu%stssoi per-
fectly honoairaLle. The Officers even bad their re-
turned after t►eir surrender. Vet immediately after
IN) were treated with cruelly; ull were labouring like
ban; 0)44 slave. at Darino. Seventy of the soldiers bad been
rettached to the regiment of Catzloria, ■nd the rest were
distributed in sarions Oilers to work in 11w fields.
We are informed that As/risers' M''Grey,or, cab the re-
mains of Isis army. was at Au♦ Cayci, whither had already
armed two ships front Ireland, the Henry and Mary Eliza,
ttiiis 609 mew and 34 officers, and they expected the fusilier
'arrival of tbeT,traetnla. previous to commencing operations
spin. It was not Ilituno4 Itutteter. to what poi of the
ARM tie expedition would now be directed, out who won't'
immenasid it; far war of the aims would Verve any lutner
podia eke seeders of SlTarvgar, and the agents of the Patriots
were not disposed to trait agaisrio hisjudgpiens.
*Sy Yke.invir abip am it wss pabhely karma at
femme that Lord grickeane &La tiiinied wail. of war amt a
gars4sast.i ,thitt, be isaCtakta d fiigalre Oar Astirsnast,
London, England, 1819-08-20

RACK AGAINST TIME.

Hudson, the Nottinghamshire pedestrian, started yester-
day =wain at day-break. from Kensington, to gsll6 mike
set OS the Western read, and mime, is sees. lasers, for •
bet 0100 gaieties. He did eight miles the Ant hoer, eight
and • half the second, and eight the third, when be halted
fresh and well, and ate heartily of mutton chops. He
started again in • Tauter of an hoer, and did liftees mike
is the next two hours, and be wen the match Oleos 1• six
built. sad Arty-six minutes.
London, England, 1819-08-20

was nn danger from the seao.trthele was none from
' the land but what. Mr. Brew, 'as a teener-officer was
in duty bourn( to prevent ; if he' tered4 assistance,
lie might have bad it front Major Warittirton's
police, at tillisisdf or Fljpili. Bat:rite..tht not
find, !hat the ves el itoffepestaisy.,ilty—no tints
hers broken. there isiri too:(l4arara: uts.'Veutk done,
for repairs made. none.; liuf fit base a liat sditettos
paid' by Me. Brew—to father's
truant/7,', fur doing ;waling —allow4ni4r4 in rent.;
with.
• L. s
112 Li •te moodier, and 'I •,itnow not •
how much tO'llte
ar reest: vita the.' unforttissate.auf-
feting unders!titera o hie ,ply• NIL IVhere•is the
generosity, • where -.is the syluitrrl prtotw.-worthy
exertion that p pled• this yowl gruifentan to
rick his life foi the presets-mist,' choir -pro-
perty, when hr afterwards modestly demands
truly
.four th9usund pouuds as e•cornprmarium.--
You have lirord a I:elitlernati say just now that lie
bad' known a ver-el tillt4Ve been swill 'sly memo-
his g rrr aint ; be utrosted„ Ile pflogretril
bre,• but he claimed no salmze, no remuneration ;
he did not want to make a fortune by wil•uge.—
Geolltitien,-When he found the enormity of
hie' deniatirriVitii 'looked on with that it
was calettlattrof to exCiir, he ietisices it to (2,004 d.
Air. GRADY then contended at some length int
st point of law Ilia the cluiin Was altogether lost,
from en informaltry in the lime Of service.
Baron SMITII !Aid lie could lint antler this con-
struction to be past on site case; if it were believed
that the properly had been raved through the 'slier.
• referrer and protection of 31r. Brew, be thought
him entitled -to a liberal reinunesetimi ; the danger
of the ilea-, and Olt of plunder, iippeor to him to
produced frosts the same came ; the one is occa-
sioned by the oilier.
Mr. GRID! resumed—My Lord, it is the wish
of my clients to resider curly reasonable com-
pens:mon, said we now submit to Mr. Brew a
proposition winch your Lordship will allow to be
fair; let him make an estimate of his extieu.es,
and he shall he paid them, together with anal snlv
appear to your Lordship as a taut teamster:unto fur
Ito. own trouble.
Baron SMITH then consulted with the Counsel at
both sides, and lily SUM lit 4501. was awarded to
Mr. Blew ua cosepesisali 0000 of the expenses lie bad
isicurted, and as a remuneration for his owu trouble.
London, England, 1819-08-20

PUGILISTIC INTSLLIGENCI.

Reedsll's epeeist diaper at Cbasseery•lane, on Tuesday,
was attended bye salmi party of amateurs, fifty in wow
her, and she .Mr Sew copiously. The great Captain of
the milling Ir..rces sopportml the chair, and she steady and
tried plirician friends of Itaadell, to keep the pme
oboe, offered to back Larkin, the life-guardsman, fee 11111
guineas, spinet any man in the world, bar Cribb. Scalia,
the black, said be was wilting to fight any man, sod make or
bars • het be had not the means a backlog himself. A
huedired was subscribed for him is a few isdavites, and the
match was midis to Agit on the Itelt of October. Bettie,
to a mwmaklemble meow followed, at eras but 6001. to
OW was at the close offered ups the Glisarhassaa. Meaty
pieces aside were deposited.
London, England, 1819-02-11

WEST INDIA AND SPANISH MAIN PRODUCE.

The H. Y. SUGAR market has been very Oat since our last,
and bolder. are mule disposed to sell, but prices remain
without alteration. Sugars of good quality Rod buyers at a
small decline, but low brown. are very dull of sale.
FOREIGN Simians are without demand.

The stuck of B. P. Sugar is Gun 5,90(1 macs less than last
year's at ibis lime, the present rites rate Is. per cot. higher,
perGasetle averagr. _ . _

• „
‘,O/FEE.-A small publie sale took place ou Friday (the
only our since our last) at which there were few buyers, and
nearly all was taken in at a reduction of Is. per cwt. There
has been very little demand by private contract, except for
the Rood qualities of Dutch.
. .

The studs of W.I. Coffee is now 4,440 tons, being 2,340
less than at this lime last year, present prices 225. per cat.
higher.
Rues, particularly Leeward Island, base been in steady
demand at our tabi quotation..
The present stock of Kum is 14,933 puncheous, and price
of proofs 3s. per gallon.
stock last year, same date, is 18,900 puocheons, and price
of proofs 7s. per gallon.

NORTH AMERICAN PRODUCE.

TollAfTo.—Sumo parcels of Viiainia have been purchased
by speculators, but without affecting the prices. There is
hide doing for shipment.
London, England, 1819-02-11

This day is published, in Bvo. price 12s. boards, the Second
Edition,
AN INTRODUC I'ION to PERSPECTIVE
DRAWING and PAINTING: iu a Series of pleas,
ing and familiar Dialogues between the Author's Children.
Illustrated by appropliate Plates and Diagrams, and a suf.
ficienry of practical Geometry, and a Compendium of ge.
online lostruiction; comprising a progressive anal complete
Body of Information: carefully adapted fur the lusirnetion
of Females, and suited equally to the Simplicity of Youth
and to Mental Malin lay. •
Ry Mr. HAYTER,
Portrait Painter in Miniature mid Crayons, and Teacher of
the Principal Eleventh, of the Art.
The Recond Editiou, considerably enlarged and improved.
London : Printed for Black, Kingsbury, Parbury. and
Alicia, Bookseller' to the Howourable East India Company,
Lemilenhall.street.
London, England, 1819-02-11

WI ST3IINSTER HUSTINGS.

StmtuuTti tut.veit the Order of the Day
for the thud reidistg of the Webtuthotter Ilustangs

Lowil HOLLAND said, that although he was very
far loon spree ing Ili. principle 4,1 this Bill, he
should, iu the present Mistimes!, confine his °Nei:-
twos to a point of twin. The Ltd! purposed to
iesive rod continue an expired law, but it did nut
rowan', on the face of it, the object of the law thus
revised. The Bill wrist to idler the existing law
of the COUllify, and yet slid slut declare what the
soltrostimis were; so that if any person were to look
to this Bill for use rule of his cuoduct on the point
to which the 11111 rehired, he should be compelled
lu wit the twubeand charnel-houses where rived
Avis wale deposited, to nstvrtain its provisions.
The Noble sod Learned Lord on the Woulasck,
bed often objected to Bills for tint reciting their
object, but this was the more requisite when the
Bill irferred to nu Act that had expired. sod of
which ins traces were ',reserved in the body of the
Bill. lie had many objections to uffer to the twits.
Liple of the Bill, which had en unjust ex post fade
ululation; but these had been w strongly urged
on a former evening, by his Noble Frieiol DOW bllll
(die Earl of Laudershile), that he should out re•
peat them.
'Else Lone, CliasicEt.t.on rose and ispologised to
the !loose lot' hating olvtainvil tlitui eu lung, lout it
mot• public lousitiv%s that bed cawed his iili.ence.
A diersilig to the objection of tile Noble Lord (Mil.
I.mA), lie coastriulril that it Cal nut valid. By
Proci WI it 10..0i lore's provided, that it
c. ,s I,ot I. re hasty In a Bil, fur ci.istiiining an expired
At!, iu recite the provisoma of the Act so cum
t

llor.t.sao did not think the Noble and
Learned Lord bad NltOrellirr MCI Inv 4,lijeillOsi.
coseceived that, us a matter of experliviecy and
peue•C:eiy, the provisiona of the revisit! Act should
appesr los tile fire of the Bill.
The Eitel of LA UDENUA LE believed, that the
Noble seed Learned Lord on the Woolsack had
been Lrii iu his statement. Mr. Ih-rereval's
referred wily to cars where expired Lillis were
“coutit,tard." The Leatiled Lord. theerfore, to
!Clasher litr pre rut case ulrplcable, should mine an
strieeet!iterea to the 1;111, striking out every word re-
-1.66.4 to tp.e rectral of the At;.
'1 he Luau CH A N LEL LOR irMiarked, that if the
%uid couttuutd alone were used, the ease would

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London, England, 1819-02-11

L 0171) CHAMBERLAIN'S OFFICE, FEB. ft, 1819.

Orders for the Court's into mourning, on Smithy
next, the 14th instant, for fonr days, for her late Serene
his
Highness Maria Elizabeth Duchess of Saxony, aunt to
Iliijesty the King of Saxony. viz.—
fbe Ladies to Vint black silk or velvet. coloured ri 1,111..05,
Coil and tippets, or plain white, or white and gold, sir white
and silver sniffs, with black ribbons.
The Gentlewien to wear black costs, and Vaek or plain
or white and guld, or white MA silver stuff vrms.troats,
full trimmed, colour. d swords sod bockles.—(
London, England, 1819-02-11

TO THE EDITOR.

Stn—A few days ago, when taking a ride before dinner,
runi.4l the lawn, to font of the house at Friars Carve, in
c patsy with soother gentleman, we perceived • sheep on
the ..ppirmle side of the lever filth, belonging to the flock
Of a respectable farmer on the estate of Ihlswintos, separate
from the mot of its companion., and, in seeming perfect
health, boldly advance towards the Moak. of the river. It
then dashed Into the water, and hassog proceeded nearly to
it, depth, without swimming, it immediately put its head
loader water, leaving its back enty visible whits in the act
of .14 owning. While writhing in the agonies of death (which
wire visible to each of sot from the cotivol.ive motions in its
hack, which restrained during the whole period above water;,
we expected ..cry n 000000 rut to see it raise its head ; but nu!
Breit 1.111 xelf-destructi 0000 , it kept Its head firmly under water,
*mill the convulsive throbs became lees apparent, acid until
tile was totally extinguished
AN OBSERVER OF ACTIONS.
January 23, 1810.
London, England, 1819-02-11

SOUTH AMERICAN PRODUCE.

COTTOM.—The trainiactim.s in the Cotton Market have
been rather enissiderable, aid many parcels of Peruarns tome
been taken fur export t2d. • 22j4 per lb. Bengali
have been in demand foe export and use siwculation at trite
prices. The sales of doe week are (duty paid) 890 Pernam-
hucco, fair io gond 12d 224 d. hue 223 d ;10 Smyrna fair
12}d build, 100 Sue at middling 9tl fair to good, 14b1. a
10.1.; 1,400 Reveal ordinary to nsiddliog 61i1. • 6fil. fair
total 2,710 bags sold. The imports are 1114 Mina, 49
Demerara and Berbice, 1,450 Bengal, 47 Madras: total
1,770 bags.
. . . .

RIMINFD SCGARS.—Considtroble business ha• been done
iss large lumps fur crushing, at last week's prices; but Su-
gars far innurdiate shipmviit may be purchased at lower
prices.---MOLAPSIFI dull of sale.
The Ott Market has been very dull. •
London, England, 1819-02-11

FASIIIONADLI: P.IIITIES.

Coni.t Patinella (the Portuguese Anihuaadnr) wi l Rive
an rots rt.iiimesit on Sunday nest to the Archduke Mazimi-
iiod • large party of distioloitslicd pnsunagi s, 41 his
residence its South Audley.streee.
The Dowager Marchioness of Laiii.ilown has issio d cards
of invitation for an assembly no Sunday evening, at bet
house in Altiemarleodreet.
Earl Bathurst ei ttttt sins a large party on Sunday, at his
Imitse iu Mansfieldmitect.
Lord Redraftle will give a grand entertainment to a large
party of distinction VII %Vedilesilay neat, at his house to
ilarley.streit.
Sir William Lemon, Bart. entertained • party of distinc-
tion yesteiday, at his house, Whitehall.

The Doke of DEVONSHIRE arrived the week !w-
-rote last at Florence, where his Grace intend, to
remain saute time previous to his going to 'tome.
The Dowager Duchess of ltu-rt.aao is arrived
at her house in Sackville-street, haiku lielvuir
Castle, Leicestershire.
Tlie Marchioness of EXETER arrived yesterday at
her !twist in Privy-gardens, from her seal, Langley,
Kent.
The Earl and Countess of WALDEGRAVE have
left the Puhenry Hotel, for their seat, Strawberry
Lord ST Dmount and the Misses ADDINGTori
and family, are expected in town on Monday, fur
the srasuii, front Richmond Park.
Lord and Lady G. H. CAVENDISH and family
are arrived at their house in Saville-row, fur the
scum'. from their seat, Ilalker, Lancashair.
Lord and Lady WM. RUSSELL are arrived at
their new residence in Cuizon-street, i110)-fair,
front Woolson' Abbey.
Lady 11. Ossoaxe arrived yesterday at her Inmse
in Charles-street, Berkeley-square, front I;rigliiiiii.
The forthcumiag play of Strigserlund, at Dialer-
lane, is from the pen of Miss JANE ['will It.
Author of the popular Novels of The Scut:L.:A
Chiefs--Thaddeus of Warsutc--Pastor's hre-
Side, &c.
By the death of the Earl of Egaor.. the high
office 'if his Majesty's Co ttttt iissioner to the ( letieral
Assembly of the Church of Scotland, winch his
Litrdsliip tilled with great dignity, becomes vacant.
The salary of this appointment is now 4,000/. a-year,
an addition having been wade for defraying the ex-
pense of the public dinners daring the sitting of the
A -senility. This office has always been considered
Icimisoine reward for the public services of a
".11,,Oiterod Peer, and of course there are alaays
candidates for the honour.
knows, F Ea. 6.—THE REQUISITION TO THE
LORD MAYOR.--This important document was, we
ipiderstand, presented to the LORD NIAV•Il ols
Tlitarmllly afternoon. His Grace the Duke of
i.i ts.TEa, and the Earls of CIDARLEIMON't
and
hart', waited on his Lordship at the Manaion-
h.eow, with the Rcqui.itiou. The LORD IIIAYOn
•• expected to return has answer tins day, and there
can lie little doubt of its cor taining ass acquiescence.
The windier of controverted Election Pctitions
presented to the House of Commons since the -
ioeticemeiit of the Session is forty, of which seseit
tire titan Ireland and two from Scotland. Tfe days
fixed fur hearing theut are from the gth of Edit ue
:ry to the 4th of May, both inclusive.
London, England, 1819-02-11

NOTTINGHAM ELECTION PETITION.

Mr. littouGHAM 44444 row
motion hi defer the consideration of the Nottinglimit
I'ctitiom. 11. stated du hi* ICUS4)II GM' OW
postpotielortit, that lie war linable to tbid the dgelit
of wee of the Petitionetp— bust that at atl event* lie
would bring the quebtion forward to-morrow, whit.
ther he discovered the agent tminght of not.
London, England, 1819-02-11

MOUSE OF LOMA, IVLIVNL!DAV, FLunumint 10.

Thr usual time for commencing public business
in this !louse is live o'cl A k, but this evening the
LORD CIIANCSLLUS did wit take his rent cm the
M'iumhsesek uwil Hear sits, being engaged. a. we un-
rotouil. in the C•ouseed holden at Callum-Muse,
tw tecriving the Recorder's Report.

come under Mr. Percesar. Liil ; the word revived,
therefine, was only retlinitlant.
Lord SIDMOUTH Paid, that in the title of the
Bill there was an OMII4IIOII, winch ought to be cor-
rected. Tl a 1;111 referred to another 13i11, wind,
in it. turn referred to a third, by which the sown-
pions of a fourth were to be extended front elections
lii rowdies to elections in Wetnininster. The word
extended, however, was omitted. He therefore
should ))))) yr, that the word. " and extend" be
inserted iii the title of the Bill.
This amendment was agreed to—llie former Ob-
jection was forgotten, and the Bill was read the
third time and 'passed. It waw ordered to be ...tit
to the 1-14.11. e of Commons, with a Message, re-
questing the House to agree to the amendment.
CA RN ATIC ACCOU NTS.

Mr. Parkhouse preheated the aotto4l accounts
from the C 00000 ntissiithers employee! to merrtaolo the
tlebt6 of the Nabob of Arcot.—They were laid on
the table.

The !louse then adjlornetl.

HOUSE OF COMMONS, WYDNFSDAY, Funomatir In•

IMPORTATION OF FLAX.

Accounts were ordered of the Qiiantii, of nix mid Hemp
imported min the United Kingdom Burin; the laid five years.

CARNATIC COMMISSIONERS.

Mr Etsst.nw presented the 14th Report of the Carnatie
Cunitnnatutter., which was nrelered in hr printed.

INSOLVENT DEBTORS' ACT.
Mr. W. 11. LYTTELTON ',resented • Pelitiou
from the Inhabitants of the town of Dudley, in the
county of Worcester, against the Insolvent Debtors'
Act. The Dina. Member observed, that there
hardly one of the Petitioners who hail nut suffered
by the uperatiout of this Art, which he concurred
with them in thitikiaig was detrimental to the inte-
rests of trade in general.
Tile Petition was ordried to lie on the table.
WINDOW TAX IN IRELAND.

...........
Sir Just`STEW4UT prearntea ki Petition from
Tyrone, praying for u repeal of the Wiutlow Tug.
The lion Baronet preuroteti kl Petition from the
:aline pine... respecting the regulation of the Butter
Trade.—Butt/ werr inni an the table.
London, England, 1819-02-11

TIER RACEHORSE AND GREYHOUND.

Various have been the opinions upon the difference of
speed between a well-bred greyhound and a blow' horse of
some celebrity, if opposed to each usher fur a male, ur fur a
greater or shorter distance. It has bent stated by the best
and must experienced judge*, that upon a fist, a Lose of
this description would be superior to the greyhound, fur
either an extended ur contracted distance; hut shut its a
hilly conulry•tbe greyhound wools' have an evident sd►a',-
tage. had beets frequently iudidged by tlifiseent
branches of the sporting world, that some cruet timid
be adopted, by which the euperiority its speed could he fairly
ascertained ; when, after a variety of suggestions and pro.
positions front our quarter to another, without success, the
following circumstance accidentally took place, affording
some rays of information ',post what was previously consi-
dered a mailer of great uncertainty :—lu the month of De-
cember, 1800, a match was to have iiftll ruts over Doncas-
ter race-course, fur 100 guinea., lost our of the horse*
having been drawn, a mare started alone, that, its running
the ground, she might reissue the wager; when, having ran
about one mile us the tune, she was accompanied by a grey.
hound bitch, who joined her from the aisle of the course,
and emulatively entering into the competition, coistmued to
►ace with the mare for the other three miles, keeping nearly
head and head, affording an excellent treat to she field, by
the energetic exertions of each. At passing the datance
post, five to four was betted in favour of the greyhound:
when parallel with the statist, it was even betting, and any
tier's'', might have taken his choice from five to ten ; the
mare, however, had the advantage by a head at the termi-
nation.
London, England, 1819-02-11

MELANCHOLY DROWNING.

As Colin Marinnes, an old man, Ins daughters
and gram: oil, a child of about six years of age
were crossing the river Leven, in Inverness-shire
(from the Lochaber to the Appin side), on the
morning of the 13th silt. in a small cubit., the river
bring mach swollen by the previous heavy fall of
trio, they with sonic difficulty succeeded iu gaining
the opposite side, hut, owing to the rapidity of the
current, were nimble to effect a lauding, and were
again driven down the river; they, however, got
with some trouble lauded on a small islaorl, not
many yards from the land. They thought them-
selves now its safety, mid their situation being
discerned by a young win of the farm of Keil-
lochbeg, lie immediately set out to their assistance
with two horses. The girl lie got up on one of
thew, behind him, soil saw the MA 111;111 and the
buy on the other. Scarcely hod he awl the young
woman got on shore. when they saw the horse behind
them fall. and precipitate his riders in the water ;
the old man still held fast the reins, and the young
lad could only call to him to keep fast hold, as he
himself could not leave the almost-distracted girl,
who wished to be out to her parent. The old wan,
however, in a few moments let go the hold, and
grasping the child, as if afraid ill lose lum, both
were instantly carried down by the foaming stream.
The cries of the survivors brought to the spot a
young Gentleman who has a cottage near the batiks
of the river, mud who with the utmost intrepidity
swam out for some time in search of the sufferers,
but without effect. The neighbours bring now
shuttled, a boar was got, mud the body of the mini
was taken out of the water about twenty miuutes
alter the accident had happened, and that of the
child's a little after. Al! uteiuis to restore auiuistiuu
was tried, but, alas ! iu vain. The vital spark
had fled.

Cohn Machines Wag shout 70 years of age, and
was a welt-doing industrious mac. and Pince I
had taken u}► house had been an inhabitant on ti
bank* of the Leven ; the buy was the only child of
his Lobe:.
London, England, 1819-02-11

FASHIONABLE MUSIC.

This day is published, price Is. 6d.
" IF THEN TO LOVE THEE BE
OFFENCE," so highly praised in " I.ittle Hydrogen,
or The Devil on Two Sticks in Junction ;" the Melody and
Poetry by his Grace the Duke of Slur!borough. Arranged
for two Voices, with esew Symphonies and Accompaniments,
by Mr. Nathan, Composer of " God save the Regent,"
" Lord Byron'. Hebrew Melodies," Am.
Po!dished by J. J. Stork&le, 41, Pall-mall.
Mr. Stockdak having purchased the whole of Mr. Nathan'.
Copyrights, and agreed for all his future Compositions, will
occasionally publish a variety of new Suggs, from the Pens
of our must elegant Writers, set to Magic by Mr. Nathan.

TO MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT, kg.
Senn Id Edition.
TRIAL BY RATTLE.

This day are published by J. %lawman, 39, Ludgate-street,
price 3s. iitwed,
d-1 BS F. RV ATIO N 'won the CASE of
N. 1 ABRAHAM THORNTON, who was Tried at War-
wick nn the Bili of August, HIM for the MURDER of
MARY ASHFORD, 'hewing the Danger of pressing Pre-
awn/wive Evidence too far; together with the only true and
•utheutic Account of the Evidence given at the Trial, EMl-
ntination of she Prisoner, &c.; and a correct Plait of the
Locus in quo.
fly EDWARD HOLROYD, of Grny's.lun.

It is highly expedient that the Member, of the Legialnlttre
and the Public, before the Attorney-General &mites his in.
t►nded motion respecting Appeals of Merrier, should have
the means of being made fully acquainted with all the Evi-
dence given in Thiontun's Caw, hum the result of which, in
consequence of Public:toiling hitherto open the subject, cwt.
sifting iif mistattments mud suppressions of the Evidence,
and usiarepersentationis of the Learned Judge's Summing up,

arguments might otherwise be drawn in favour of Appeals.
‘Vith ibis view, the Editor submits So the Public • full and
correct Account of the Evidence given at She Trial, care-
fully examined with Ike learued !edge's Notes, with such
Olowrval upon the Farts of the Case, proveal its Eel.
deuce, as have occurred to him upon an impartial, attentive,
■ud careful consideration of those facts, both independeutly
of the Alibi, and almi combined with lbat Defence.
London, England, 1819-02-11

A FALSE CHARACTER

Yesterday Without toirades *as brought to the Office
■'sd orrilesurot an examinatimi hefore George Hicks, Es q.
charge.' wills endeavouring to impose 'split, Lady France. Cat
thiirpe, at her house in Grosvenor .guars', uu Thu. allay last,
by offering him.. If to he engaged in her Ladyslrip's serrtee
as ■ porter, when the character he Itrostoerst wills a view to
obtain the a ppronlisient being sat Nfaetorily prove.l to to
hrfore the Nlnzmtrates, the Prisoorr was convected, and
*wed in the penalty of 201. ; but nut tiring prepared to pay
that stun,. he was committed to Tothill.fields for
two mouths.
London, England, 1819-11-05

COVENT-C,!RDEIV THEATRE.

Weiworeilast night well pleased to witness Mr.
C. KEMBLE'S resumption of his professional duties
at this theatre. The loss of so highly-gifted an
actor would diminish, it) • very considerable de-
gree. the stock of harmless amusement—and we
therefore feel that ►hanks are due to those by whose
mediation peace and harmony have been restored
between the performer and the proprietor. The
pity aas Hamlet. and Mr. C. KEMDLE appeared
us the hero. He was received with loud and unto.
sided applause—and his performance commended
the ardent approbation of the audience. 11'e very
recently had cccasion to speak in highly-favourable
terms of representation of this character—
but inspirited as he last night was by the cheering
reception which distinguished his return, he put
forth all his powers—and displayed a bold and
energetic genius. He was greeted with the most
enthusiastic applause in his principal scenes. That
in which he seeks to " catch the conscience of the
King," by the performance of a play, founded on
circumstances similar to those that had befallen his
murdered father, he was uncommonly successful.
The closet-scene with his mother, particularly the
latter part of it, where he beholds the spirit of his
father, was also excellently acted. The whole was
an effort of first-rate merit—and was received
with the approbation which it so well deserved.
Miss M. TREE appeared, for the first time, in the
character of Opheha. We cannot say any thing
in praise of her recitation of the blank verse, which
she uttered with a rapidity—with a total want of
due emphasis—which completely destroyed its her.
many. Her singing was beautiful. She executed
the wild airs of Ophelia with melody, expression,
and feeling. The parts of Laertes ■nd Horatio
were performed, very sensibly, by Messrs. ABBOTT
and CON NOR. PO/011hIS was sustained, with chaste
humour. by Mr. IlLauclixitro—and the quibbling
Grarediver could not have found a more laugh-
able representative than Mr. Est
The curtain fell amidst the most decided marks
of approbation.
London, England, 1819-11-05

LON DON

FRIDAY, NovEMn 5. 18 19.

The Treasury Prints have fallen into' very ridi-
onions trick of exclaiming upon every occasion
that the Whig Noblemen and Gentlemen of York-
shire have disgraced themselves by the late meet,
ing at York Castle. There is at least something
singular in the observation. and whet:Mae fails to
obtain celebrity by virtue or wicks. he moot
e'en be contended with uttering a' paradox. Now
to the generality of mankind it would appear that
&race was more likely to befal men who were
A 4 to of censure to a very large body of their
'r, rt:
London, England, 1819-11-05

move the Resolution which its. pet into his hand —Tries
of " 4o,on—go on!").—TItelloo. Gem lesson. to compliance
with lbs Wishes of the meeting, proceeded to snake some
other observations, mod coucluded anti,' the applause of the
meeting.
The following resolution was then put and carried uoani-
ntoteslyt—
Resolved—That the wannest thanks of this meeting be
given to the. nigh( Flon..tbe Loi Anyor, for 'Mir ieslo.us
attention to the business •, the 'won't, cud for his able
end judicious coodnet in the Chair, this day.
The LORD MAYOR returned thanks —He said it was pm.
tifying to bins to receive so flattering a mark of approba-
tion, (tom au remsertabte a wetting. Daring his Mayorali s,
he had always bees actuated by an,honest wish to promote
the best interests of society. He had met with opposition ,
and abuse from the members of faction, but he bad the
approlrstion of bis own conscience for his own conduct.
After bis Lordship concluded the meeting separated.—
We were glad to hear that a considerable sum of money
was collected.

FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE'
London, England, 1819-11-05

ANOTHER CHILD BURNT IV DEATH.

Yesterday as Inquisition was taken at St. Bartholomew's
Hospital. before. Thomas Mutton, Esq., oa view of the body
(t fine girl named Mary Dudley. aged eleven cysts
The deceased, about ame o'clock in Sunda} nizht hot,
was in the act of reaching a nutmeg from the rissole nierr,
having climbed a stool fur that pnrpose, when her cloths
caught fire, and she was so dreadfally honied, that she ex-
pired on Wednesday last.
The July returned a verdict of Artitintfol DestA.
London, England, 1819-08-16

pleasing works of art--.from the embattled cattle
end orname.ital tower. to the elegant cluiteau and
rustic cottage. The weather his been delightful ;
and his Royal Highness, it is observed. never
look 1d in better and more established health.
His Roval Highness the Duke of York will st-
rive on Monday, from Brighton, at Sir George
Csmpbell's, to join the Regent. The Royal yacht
will come nit so Snithead, fur the purpose of re-
ceiving him on board.
London, England, 1819-08-16

POLICE.

DIAMI6IOII.IIOVIIT.

Saturday Mr. Chaffers, a pawnbroker, was charg.il with
receiving illegal interest. It was proved he had churgrd
2s instead r.f 9d. the legal interest upon the pledge.
Mr. Alley attended uu the part of the Defendant, and ob-
jected to the information on the grounds of technical inac-
curacy, on account of the name of the parish, where the
offence was stated to have been committed, baying bees
wrongly spelled in the information.
The Laud Major over-reled the objection, and convicted
the pawnbroker in the penalty of 101.
The pawnbroker intimated tbat he should appeal against
the conviction.

This is the only instance of a conviction out of many in-
forniations mgainat various pswnbrokrrs fur some lime, all
the rest having brcu quashed in cunsequence of trilling in-
formalities.

GUILDHALL. ‘1
London, England, 1819-08-16

and some have been raised anew. It is impossible
to imagine greater activity than now reigns here.—
We are momentarily expecting an English squa-
dron, having on board, as it is said, 4,000 troops,
who will be disembarked in our harbour, to per-
firm duty here. Four Commissioners have arrived
from Malta. We know not what to think of ull
these movements, which will not fail to be at length

cleared up.
It seems that sortie disturbances have br.-krri•out
in Sicily, on the subject of the convcriptiun, which
the King of Naples hav introduced there. Several
regiments have been sent there to restore tran-
quillity.