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The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1822-08-15

tribution of the meat on several occasions, and had
'reason to be satisfied that it was as impartially made
as the circumstances would admit. The manage-
ment of the victualling department at the convict
barracks is assigned to the deputy superintendent
Grindle. The chief engineer made a point of attend-
ing at the barrack at the dinner hour several days
in the week, to inspect the messes, and to attend to
complaints respecting the food, and informed me
that he had never observed the quantity to be defi-
cient.

Under the first order that was made respecting
the rations of the Government convicts, dated
May 1, 1819, and which has been in operation ever
since that period, it was not likely that any complaint
of that nature should be made, for, on reference to
the 6th article of the regulations of the convict bar-
rack, it will be found that the daily allowance of
each convict afforded him two pounds of bread and
a pound and • half of meat when fresh meat was
issued, and one pound of salt beef or mutton, and
fourteen ounces of salt pork when salted provisions
were issued, and to these last • small addition of
potatoes or pumpkin. A reduction of. this allow-
ance to one pound of meat and one pound of flour
asp made upon mf suggestion, in consideration of
the advanced age, or of the lighter labour of parti-
cular classes; ■nd in the month of February, 1820,
when the convict boys were removed to the carters
barrack, a reduction of their daily allowance took
place, and it was made to constitute a part of. the
punishment for their numerous offences. nose
however who behave well, still continue to receive
the same allowance as the adults.
(rob* continued)
London, England, 1822-11-30

SMITHFIELD, FRIDAY, NOVEIIIIIII 2P.

Oar supply of meat is uncommonly small this morning ;
yet Beef is 2d. per atone cheaper, but Mutton is 2d , Veal
Id., aid Pork id. per stone dearer. In Hay alone there is
an •lieratiou of 45. per load. The following is a corrct state.
meat of the prices sad numbers:—
To sink the offal per stoat of 21b.
8eef....25. 6.1. to 3s. 4.. Head of Cattle this day_

Idettoe..ts 6d. to 3s. 4d. Beasts
Lamb...ol OA. to Or. 0.1. Siseep
Vea1....44. 6d. to ss. 6d. Calves
Pork .. 3r. 4•1 to 4s. 24 Pigs
London, England, 1822-11-30

ROB ROY MACGREGOR.

Sir Frederick Verson, Mr. Egerton; Rasilleigh Oohs'di-
sbar, Mr. Abbott; Francis Osbaldisione, Mr. Hamad;
Oren, Mr. &rues ; Copt Thornton, Mr. CUIIIIOf ; Rob
Roy Macgregor Campbell, Mr. Marr.aly; Hougol, Mr. Co-
Bier ; Bailhe Nicol Jamie, Mr. W. Fairen. Diana Vernon,
Shoo H. Tree; Helen Macgregor, Mac Foam'.

After which the Farce of
A ROLAND FOR AN OLIVER.
Sir Mark Chase, Mr. Fawcett; Alfred Higt.flyer, Mr.
Uwe; Mr. Selborne, Mr. Abbott ; Fintare, Mr. Meidows.
Maris Darlington, Miss Foote; Mrs. Stlborne, Miss Beau-
wind; Mrs. Finger., Miss Green.
Oa Mouday, Romeo and Juliet—and Cherry and Fair
Star. .

-•-••
Os Tuesday will be produced a new Opera, in three acts,
to tha estilled Maid Manua—sad Husbands sad Witte.

A sew Tragedy is la Marina!, and will speedily be pro-
d/med.

Nies Paten is reeoverine front bey tale indisposition, and
will reappear early in December, in the Character of Nas-
alise, Is the Opera of A riszerxes.

LAST WEEK BUT TWO OF TOM AND JERRY.
*DELPHI THEATRE, STRAND.
THIS Evening, SATURDAY, November 30,
will be presented the celebrated Oat and Oat Classic,
Opeistic, Lucalic, Auslytir, Trrpsichoric, Panora-
mic, Camels °histamine Eater's's.** [lndent of Foe,
Frolic, Fashion, and Flash, in Three 400, called
TON AND JERRY;

OR, LIFE IN LONDON!
Corinthian Twin, Mr. W,esch2 Awry Hawthorn, Mr. John
Reeve; Lope, Mr. W.litinson; Jemmy (,ern, Mr. Brown.
Kate, Mrs. Baker; see, Mrs. Hallett; Jane, Musa HUM.
wershey ; Mrs Tartar, Mrs. Daly; Mrs. Devi', Mrs. Bryan.
Ta conclude with a new Burlelia, is one act, freely adapted
(rows a relebraird French Piece, called
MY HUSBAND'S SECRET;
London, England, 1822-11-30

DEVIZES, Novamova 28.
Wheat.... 22s Od a 24s Od Oats IS. Od a 25. Od
I
Barley.... 21. Od a 33. Od Beans
1,018 Sacks of Wheat sold at the average of 18s. 2d.
London, England, 1822-11-30

NEW THEATER 110TAL, DRURY-LANE.
THIS Evening, SATURDAY, November 30,
his Majesty's Servants will perform the Musical
Drams of
GUY MANNERING.
Colonel Mannering, Mr. Pealey ; Wary Beltran, Mr.
BribellD ; Dominic Sampson, Mr. Harley; Dandie Dumont, '
Mr. Rayner (from the Theatres Royal. York sad Bonier.
haul, bir first appearance on this once); Dirk Hattersick,
Mr. Gattie ; thibert Gles•in, Mr. J. Dienes. Lucy Bertram,
slrs. AVlwra, Mrs. Ogre; Mn. M'Candlisk, Mrs.
Ilsrlsw Msrrilies, Mrs. Glaser; Julia Maanering,
pli4provel•
After which (first tine) a new Hientis•mepr, called
THE HALT OF THE CARAVAN.
Principal Usneers, Mr Noble, Mr. Oscar Byrne, Mrs.
Noble, Mrs. Oscar Byrne, and Miss Tree.
To conclude with the Face of

THE KEN Dezvous.
Quake, Mr. Gator ; Bolding, Mr. Mara ; Chardorejlir.
Barn:tea; Simoo, Mr. Harley. Sophia, Mrs. H. HMIS;
Lucretia, Mr,. Orger ; Rose, Miss &ultimo°,
The Doors will be opened at Half-past Sig o'Clock, and
the Performances commence at &rel.
BONe• 71 ; Second Prier 3r. 6.1 —Pit 3.. 6d. ; Second
Price leer-Loser Galleert..; Second Price la.—Upper Gal-
lery la.; datind Price ed.
Os Maids", the Tragedy of Othello: Othello, Mr. Leas;
lags, Mr. Ybsog.
Tuesilab the Comedy of Wild Oata...-aDiverliseseent
—sail The Spoird Child : Little Pickle, Miss Clara Fisher.
On Wednesday, the Tragedy of Veauce Preserved.

THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.
TIES Evening, SITURDAY„ November 30,
will hr performed she Musical Pity of
London, England, 1822-11-30

DEATH OP AIR. ADKINS,
LATE COvElliall OV THE !loin& OF CORRECTION.

Oo Thursday night last Mr. A !kin., who held the
lion of Governor of the House of Correction, Co!Aide.
fields, fur many y►ars, Bird at his rraideace, after a lung
allures. He was winch respected, and very conspieuous fur
his humanity towards the enfortanate objects placed under
his anention. Tim Situation, which is very profitable, is
elective. A eau/rasa bas already commenced. Mr. Hassel,
the clerk of the prison for many years, is likely to succeed
the deceased.

_ .
CORONER'S INQuksr.
4ar

DROWNING.
An inquest was held yesterday before Charles Jemm►tt,
Esq. Coroner for Surrey, at the Six Bells Tavern, at Newili •
gale, is the said comity, for the purpose 'of inquiring iota
the death of a person named Thomas Kibbe., a respectable
farmer, who was foetid drowned, on Wednesday, in a deep
pond as his grounds, near the (arm-house.
The evidence adduced before the Coroner was to the t.,1-
lowing effect :—Oa Wednesday, the deceased was obietved to
go front the barn towards the pond, with a pail 1 his hand,
and it was supposed that he was gone fur some water fur the
cattle. In consequence of his out rewriting at the time he
was expected at home, a search was made for him, ■nd the
pail seen in his possession a short time before was found
goalie% on the surface of the pond. There was also a nsaik
eau the bank of the pond, which appeared to have been cans.
ed by some Doe sliding into the rester. The pond was dragged,
and the lifeless corpse of the deceased was taken out.
The Coroner stated that the evidence was ant very clear as
to whether the deceased carnet lo his death by accident, or
by throwing himself into the water.
The Jury tasselled for some time, sad returned the fol.
loniug Verdict Found drowned in a pond, into whirls
be, in the opinion of tbe said Jurors of our Lord the King,
accidentally fell."

NAYAL INTELLIGENCE.
London, England, 1822-11-30

PORTSMOUTH, ROPIEMBIR 28.
Sailed the Eclipse, Kent, for the Eestoard.

rvvrourw, ROTFM OFR 17.
Arrived the Alfred sad Mary, Tippet, from Foimimili.
with tit barrels of powder, got ashore yesterday from Whit.
mod lity, nese We(ride—cargo saved, sod the vessel ex-
pected to be got 111
FALMOUTH NO MMMMM ft 27.

Arrived the Lord Wellington, Bell, friim Quebec—sailed
26th ult. iis great dowels.
Sailed Ilse lames and Ellen, Jones; and Magdalen,
Leeman—hods for Jersey; Diligent, Curtis, for London;
Upton, Stanworth. for Liverpool The Blucher packet
from the Mediterranean is jest coming in.

DRtL, NOVIIIIIIER 48.
Came down from the River last night she Alexander, Just;
and Prince George, Parker, fur Jamaica.
Arrived sad sailed for the River the Juliana, Smith, fur
Quebec; Harmony. Woodall, for Demerara; mad a brig
f►om the Cape of Good Hope—particulars motets's.
■ARWICN, 29.
Sailed thr Lady ?tiepin, with mails, ilc. r.ir Holland; and
Lord Nelson, with mails, Ike. fue Cuxhaven.

HOLYHEAD, NOVOIRIAL 27.
Arrived the brig Hope, Tat !ford, Gum St. Andrew's, to LI.
verpowl. On the 13th September, is tat 30. O. was plua-
dived by a Spanish brig order Patriot colours.

r
MARK ETS.

ICORN EXCHANGE, FRIDAY, Novaetete 19.
The samples of one vessel from Woodbridge only have
been received since Wednesday, which the purchaser* will
awl so much u look at, expecting every mninent large sup.
plies by the great number of small craft detained by adverse
winds in the port of Hier wirb, which being the last safe one
their Captains prekr resrisiisior in, fearful ilmat the squally
weather might come on at night; therefore sir prices must
he quoted nominally as oa Monday.
London, England, 1822-04-26

DREADFUL ACCIDENT IN BO W.

Yesterday morning, at five o'clock, two hUjw Dude.
row, Caisatta-street, the laser pert of whisk led by
Mr. Parry, a carpenter, as a shop, and the opplaelpart let, felt
with a dreadful crash. and burned all the inseam who were is
bed, is the ruins. Mr. Parry, who was up, and manditig at
the shop window &assist himself, was the osly ruses who
escaped, and he was throws out al the limber., Mr. Bolls,
• 'merchant. ■nd his wife, occupied the first bet; Mr. Ni.
eels, &emceed floor; and two maiden ladies, sisters, of Ilse
same of Osbaldestoo, the third dour. Ala okra was tut-
medsately raised, sod the iseiglsboorlsood were issued. The
snastabk of the might and the watchmen procured amistaime;
sevevnl labeerem •u 4 carpenters were easploped la pte►p.
phic•F the adjoimiag boners, sad potlucks were placed
acmes the street to the opposite houses.. The merit was
►areicedued at each end, and the labou►ers ►elss se
clear away the ruins. The two Mir Osbaletestaes were
dug oat about six o'clock dreadfully mutilated sad
nearly suffocated, and carried to /it. Thomas's Him.
pits) with little hope of recovery. Mr. Nicol" escaped.
with little lisjary; Mr. mad Mrs. Bolls were dee eat about
half pail six : they were found in bed nearly seffocated frau
the rubbish, but screened by a liege beam said part je
the flooring. A sorrow was as the spot, "Fhb ►ad them
carried to the Cross Tereus, Buw.taat, where they were
pat to bed, sad their wounds dressed; and ow Inquiry we
learned there are but faint hopes of their recovery. A young
weaning who was on • visit to Mr. Bulls, and • child of his,
still re'm'ised buried In the rums.
PO LICA*

...M11M.....

ROW-crass*.

Yrelerday names Potter war charted beton Sir Richard
Strait, the sitting Megieirate, with orating a quantify of
weerieg apparel lied alter property, belonging no Rickard
Toeker.

It 'Teemed that the Prosecutor, who is • very ioditstrioas
shoemaker, lodged in the same house with tin Pannier, sad
WI Saturday sight lass Wise amities to go out foes sleet
time, h• haft his roost-deer valockedi mid Go hie cetera
revered that it had been strips of every portable oak*.
Selective the Primmer, he went I. search of him,
ssd-
faad kiln In Viamatmet, 'Commutative, imitate
i is leis
mositie hatmm 41 a . mod IS. mosey •le ram also i
as kering the imam milk *lmp basdb.—.fully
London, England, 1822-04-26

zmuit ri4kß THIIATRE.

ILmt tight The Siege of Berri ete was performed at for
Hears., is which Mr. Basis* (hi. first Sliptitikarr
stew) performed the rharmeter of the serashder. He we.
warmly greeted os his appearance ley the %earner, and.,
pj In se rood voice IS ewer eft recollect bias. In all histo.i.,
he gave universal delight, in some he was tutored, is all t
pretties was called fur. The favourite air of " dly heart
lore is bealiso," ht imagiti • strain of the awtriesi maim
combined with the most brilliant execution. Madame
late played /41/s with her natural vivacity sad jedgetn,:,
sod Miss Fukoe, ha the character of Certhertoe,
laical greet applause. She looked more totereuisf
In the character than fa any ifs, which she has as yet appe.,,,l.
Um mime all the tomes allotted to her with taste mad aseei.
sews, and, with a little mote spirit, =debt be cassident
perfect in live eharaeaar.
The boom presented • more omberoos mad faiiimiam,
madhouse Um Of have witnessed fir efts
.
• "
London, England, 1822-06-14

GUILDFORD RACES.

WEDNIPIVAT, Ants 1!.
Hie Maje.ty's Piste of MO gideres.
Doke of Richmond's Carlswasun. . .. 1
Mr. Gibbune'm Cspulet
Mr. Howard's Minister
Mr. Morrers Alum 4

6 to 4 we tke wiener.
Sweepstakes of 5 sovereigns eaek.
Duke of Richmond's Rioter 1
Mr. Gubbous's Colluder
Mr. A. F. Berkeley's Miss Alia—.
Rioter the favourite.

There war only the Maiden Plats ran for yesterday, for
which Rioter was the favourite.
London, England, 1822-06-14

NEW HATCHES.

Neat, and Apr ing.—The long-tweeted and much•wished.
fur match between these big men of lb. fist was mode after
dinner at Laurence., the Red Lion len, Hampton, on Wed-
nesday, after diecuming the late fights. FiCy pounds aside
was deposited, to be made 3001., sod to fight to • twenty.
four feet ring, in November.
Abbot having forfeited 10/. to Oliver for the battle, which
was to have taken place on Wednesday, the match was re-
sewed last night, to take place on Wednesday next se's-
night.
London, England, 1822-06-14

ESCAPE FROM PRISON.

In one Paper of Monday last we mentioned the escape
of fire of the felons confined iu York Castle. The first in.
telligonee we hear of any of those criminals is, that three of
them, Welford, Brown, and Ibbetson, had been env'', d in
their old practices at Masham, where on Friday night they
broke into the house of Miss Spence, and several articles of
silver plsv, and cash to the amount of upwards of lOU were
stolen therefrom. It appeared the house bad been catered
by means of a plough rake wedge and a bark peeling chisel,
which they had takes from a neighbouring field. Prior to
leaving the bourse, they bad refreshed themselves with a
quantity of brandy, made-wine, and cheeareakea, and left the
bottles on the table. Welford, who is now retained to his
old habitation in York Castle, formerly paid his addresses
to two of she servants there, and by that means had bemire
■equaiuted wit► the house.

The 0/kiat Carede (1 Berlin estimates the
population of the Russian Empire at 40.067.000
inhabitants.

On Monday afternoon, the 3d inst. a dreadful
and destructive fire broke out in some farming
buildings, situated-about four miles from the town
of Chatteris, Cambridgeshire (the property of Jon N
FRYER, jun. Esq.), which completely destroyed
an extensive farm. granary, and other buildings,
together with 400 to 500 coombs of wheat and
several stacks. It appears to have originated from
a spark falling upon acme dry stubble, from a piece
of lighted turf, which a labourer was carrying from
one pert of the farm to another, where he was going
to burn the land. Such was the rapidity of the
flames, that in a very few minutes the whole pre-
sented one complete body of fire ; and, notwith-
standing every assistance was rendered by the in-
liabitanis of Chutteris, scarcely any part of the pro-
perty was saved from the power of the destructive
elrinent. We ve grieved to state that the loss is
calculated at 3,0001. not more than one-third of
which was insured.

A shocking accident occurred at Chelmsford on
Sunday last, to a respectable-looking woman, far
advanced in years, named ELIZABETH STONIL In
getting down from the Phenomena coach, at the
Black Boy Inn, she missed the step, and came with
her whole weight upon one leg, which, by the fall,
was fractured in a manner painful to describe, the
bone protruding from the flesh, NO as to require a
part to be amputated before it could be set. It ap-
pears that this poor woman has lived creditably n►
London for many years, by taking in washing ; she
had been about twenty miles beyond Norwich to
visit some friends,and was on her return. The un-
fortunate sufferer is doing as well as the extent of
the iuju►y will allow, under the kind attention of Mrs.
BAcoN,from beneath whose benevolent roof it is
expected she cannot be removed in less than three
mouths.

MRETINGS OF CREDITORS AT TAR cocia
OP COMMISSIONERS OF BANKRUPTS,
TO -MORROW.
London, England, 1822-06-14

I LCH ESTER GAOL.

Mr. PEEL suggested, that the motion on the paper rela.
tive to this subject might be withdrawn, as the state of
Detwiler gaol was referred to a Committee of the County
Magistrates, who were, possessed of full powers to take all
the circumstances into consideration, sod determine either
on rebuilding the gaol or removing it to some more favour-
able situation in the county; upon all which they were to
report in the next Sessinu of Parliament.
Mr. Alderman WOOD thereupon consented to withdraw
his motion.

Mr. BROUGHAM pat a question, to know when the,
would be able to lave the estimate of the numbers and es.
pease, calculated at the maximum, of the new force of coo.
stablea to be raised in Ireland.

Mr. GOULBURN *as not prepared to say what nuenirer
of the constables would be required fur the service.
Mr. PLUNKETT said that the precise amount of tbe ea.
penile could uut be estimated, the exercise of the force de-
pending on the discretion of the authorities iu Ireland.
London, England, 1822-06-14

TIM HAYMARIKT THSATRE.

We have already announced the opening of this Interesting
Theatre fur to morrow night. Early impressions, oW recut-
Iceboats, the memory of departed excellence, • variety of
circummattres cumbone to form an as-ociation of ideas that
mo►t ever operate strongly in its favour. This prepossession
is now powerfully fl p pur ed by a company of first-rate ta-
lent, and a variety of improvements i■ the House, which
may still boast the charms of novelly, this bring only the
snood season since the betiding of the present edifice. A
beautiful new corniee has been added, sad io the place (tribe
tympanum is a handsome proscenium, painted by Marieari,
in harmony with the general colouring of the bowie. The
ceilings of all the boxes are painted, and the splendour of the
scene is heightened by the introduction of mirror. in the di-
vision of the boxes. Among the various improvements for
lite accommodation of the visitors, chairs are substituted
for benches in the first and second rows of the dress circle.
la short, no pains nor expense have been spared to rankr
it in every respect worthy of public patronage.

ANNIVERSARY MEETING OP
THE CHARITY CHILDREN.

LAW INTELLIGENCE.
COURT OF RING'S BENCH, Wgegmiggyam,
TimmsPAY, /tine 13.
is Ike Matter of CHAIM,. MURRAY, Genf.
fit his ease Mr. Rolex on a former day bad obtained •
rule to s►ew rause w►y Mr. Murray should not pay too
Coati a sum of money which ►ad come into his blinds as at-
torney or neat (or t►e party us w►ose behalf the application
was made.
The .SOLICITOR G now Appeared for Mr. Murray
wing the rule; bet the Court, after partly herring the
Learned Counsel, suggested that the case would more pro.
PM, be disposed of by • reference to • Aentlrman at the
bar; which sugzestion being acceded, to by Mr. Hatch, the
case was rtferred to Mr. Alderson.

JUDGMENTS.
Mr. GUIVIgir moved for the judgment of the Conrt on
Hoary Noster, Samuel Noster,..lobn Stone, John Sweet, and
James Attwood.
Toots was an information against the Defendaote, who are
fishermen, for obstructing the officers of the Customs off the
Isle of Portland, in making • mister, of a raft of tubs of
spirits which was there floating. There was no violence io
the cane, and the Defendant. bad 'offered judgment to go
by default.
The aentenee of the Coors was, that each of the Defend-
sets should be imprisoned i• the fiottee of Correction, at
Dorchester fur one mouth, and enter tutu sureties for 5 years,
themselves in 40f. and two sureties in 101 each. There was
another information against Samuel nod Henry Nosier for an
aaseult me the revenue officers, two days sutureqtteut to the
preceding charge.
For this offence the Court sentenced the two Defendants
to be imprisoned three mouths iu the Howie of Correction at
Dorchester.

MANDAMUS.
Pr. Hlollololllr, jest at the rising of the Court, applied
foe a writ of mandamus fo be dioccteit to the Archbishop of
Canterbury. He had before applied, and had now fresh
Snits substsntistrd by affidavits. .•
The Court postponed ►earing Ibe matter till another op.
!societally,
London, England, 1822-06-14

MEP

1111111Pw

Fr'

tinily embroidered oil)) Ross silk; meninx of rich white
grus de Narileit moire, trimmed rotted with t►e finest bloods,
above which .was a garniture composed of tulle, with the
Rowers clementisse. tuberose, 'meet pea, lily of the' maim,
myrtle, Bee, tastefully diversified. Head-dress, feathers,
ben:lan's, and emeralds.
THE HON. MRS. MURRAY.
A imageifieent robe of rely rich white attired geese
trimmed with white and pink roars and blond; tr.ru of rich
siiok ratio trimmed to correspond with the robe. This dress
was beyond doubt handsome, 111111 the fine person of Mrs.
• Morray certainly added greatly to the appearance of the
re! sr. Head-dress, feathers and diamonds, cherusse *Ghats
de curia.
MRS. ADMIRAL SOTHERON.
A white net dress, richly rirommeutod with china-
ewers, mid profusely trimmed with blond late; mantis* of
' rich blur satin, with garniture en fieurs to correspond.
Headdress, feathers and diamonds.
MRS. GARNIER.
A rich gold lama dress; train, white natio.
MRS. W. CAVENDISH.
A rich net dress, embroidered in steel; train, white grog
Na r!, s.

MRS. PEEL
A rich white net dress, beautifully striped and embroidered
fah rails forming Winches of acmes; body and sleeves
be.ut,fl,ly ornamented 'rah pearl. and Mood; a train of
white velour epingle, elegsmle trimmed with pearls and
blond In correspond. Headdress, oatrich feathers nod

MRS. C. MITFORD.
A white net dr►aa, richly embroiderer*, and interrpersed
• with a Inanition of blond lace ; manta. of pink roe tie Na•
"der, wrath garniture en tulle and satin. Hred.rlrese, omelet,
pinme.
M RS. DALLY.
A net dress, embroidered with Ron atilt; body and *teem.'
richly bloomed with blond ; a beautiful rich filtered white
satin train, elegantly ornamented with net and sutiu.
MRS. LOCKHART MURF..

I;-. T

AN AWKWARD AFFAIR.
-,=,-

11.1 tacrisivwf happened yesterday in the west obi of t►e
lows, which although not novel, we Willem its the fashion•
able circles, rallied tondo gossip in the neighbourhood of
St. James's. A. • Royal Duke war .on hie way to Court the
second carriage in his suite wan rudely stopped by ■ certain
deacriptins of gentry near Duke-street, who rudely enn.
stied the equipage to a place of safety in a very different
quarter from it. wiriest destination. What berme of the
gallant fare in the coach we have not learned. "Tbe
ißuo-
rant impatience" of an upholsterer is the alleged rause of
Ibis direful catastrophe.
London, England, 1822-06-14

INUUMANITY OP A PARENT.

A Coroner's inquest nay bell last night at the Rose and
Crows, Great Russell-street, Bloomsbury, on the body of
Thomas Ellis, aged three years, she sor of Mr. Ellis, of Castle-
street, whose death was said to have been occasioned by the
violent treatment of itts mother.

It appeared obit tie deceased died on Monday last, was
buried ouTuesday,and from certain repotts being in circula-
tion, tbeeverreers of ;the parish bad the body disinterred,
and a Jary immmoned to iiiquireinto the cause of Ids death.
. .
London, England, 1822-06-14

WINDOW TAX.

The Irish Hearth aid WaldolV...Tax Repeal Bill went
through a Committee. The Report was ordered to be re-
ceived la►morrow.

Mr. HUME moved for papers relative to the Irish Re-
cord Commiseion.—Ordered.

Mr. COURTENAY gave notice of a motion fur leave to
bring in • Bill to empower Magistrates 10 use she
punish-
meat of hard labour is some cases of crime to which by the
law it was mot at prmisot applicable.
London, England, 1822-06-14

TOE SUMMER CIRCUIT FOR 1622.

Yisterchy morning, at half•past nine o'clock, the Judges
assemhled in the Private Chamber at the Court of Ilieog's
Beach, Guildhall, Westminster, fur the purpose of choosing
their respective Circuits at the ensuing Summer Assizes,
whets the following arnagements were made, viz.—
Busse Circuit—The Ctnat► BARON and Sir J. ALAN Paint.
Northern Circuit—Led Chief Justice Almon. and Sir

Jana 13avt.vv.
Midland Circuit—Mr. Baron Garmax and Sr G. S. HOL-

ROTH.
Western Circuit—Sir J. RICHARDSON and Sir J. Burt-

TAE TURF.

BETTING-ROOK TATTERSALL'S, Yuma 13.

DONCASTER ST. LEGER.

n to 2 tiro Swap 13 to 1 apt Mandaee
6 to 1 apt Ajax 100 to 6 apt Marcella,
12 to 1 apt Newbyth 100 to 5 apt Evphroayse
13 to 1 apt Ps!patio 100 to 4 mast auy other.

NSVIMAIMIT BT. LEGICIL.
5t04 on Moses I 3to 1 apt say (pike.

OXFORD CUP.

5 to 4 on Sporus

8 to 1 apt 14tbeTty.
London, England, 1822-06-14

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

tott2sainwrw, JONI! 12,
Arrived (he Roweliff, De Bola, from Woolwich, with 100
of sails in a heavy thunder squall on Monday sight.
Sailed the Warm. tfastiugs aid Dorsetsbire for Bengal,
111L/01D, n7lll 12.
Arrived the schooner lirnoswirk, Penton, from therm to
Liverpool; galled the 23d if April—left there the Battik,
sad on that statiou the ships Revolutrouaim Spey, si,d
Medias, owe French 60 gun ship mud two frigates, is,.
Dutch sod oar Austrian frigate; the Plaster, for Greenock,
and John for Liverpool, sailed from Smyrna abmit leu rli,r
before the Brueswirt ; the Sultan, Yetrinae, • few dm, k*.
fore; and the Laurel, Barber, fur Liverpool, the same Say
as Ibe Bruiswick.

DIAL, JUNI 12.
A foreign galliot, Christina, got eatangled with the GAO
win Sands lasi night, and was extricated by the
of a Deal boat's crew and proceeded on her voyage to thy,.
The Norwegian ship Industry, Westerman, of sad from' W.
to Moue, got oo shore about 11 o'clock last night on v
Goodwin Saudi, where she still remains. The Mate tow
crew were lauded heie this afierooon. The Captain coal.'
not be prevailed ow to quit the ship. The crew report he,
to be lade* with deal., pitch, sail tar; also that she is
bilged, and it is such feared she will be wrecked.

Monday se'nnight Mr. KENT exhibited his ap.
paratus for walking on water at Sunderland. Thr. •
were at least 20,000 spectators on the shore, and
many bolts, which were crowded about him, Hirt
he could not exhibit to any advantage. At a in,.
rate exhibition, early on Saturday morning, he kept
about two miles from the shore, and it wins
nishing with what rapidity and ease he moved alum;;,
like a man skaiting.
Norwich Corn Market was again rather think
attended on Saturday, and wheat declined abou't
is. per coomb, while barley advanced in a similar
proportion.—There was a pretty large supply of
lean Scots and homebred., and several lots *were
sold at low prices. The sheep-pens were well oc-
cupied, but many lots driven off unsold.

On Saturday sennight the Ranger revenue cot-
ter, Captain SAYBRIII, brought into Yarmouth har-
bour a fine large armed smuggling lugger, which
she had captured after a chaseuf twelve hours. The
Ranger fell in with the lugger off Smith's Kraal,
when the chase earned, and it was not until she had'
one man killed and one wounded by the fire from
the Ranger, that she surrendered. She proved to
be the Suunmah, of Folkstone, of 100 tons and 31
men, but had thrown every thing overboard daring
the chase.
London, England, 1822-06-14

HOP TRADE.

Sir E. KNATCHSULL presented a Petition from certain
Hup-plaotersitiCanterbury, praying that the bath George 111.
am Act parsed fur the purpose of regulating the murkier of
hop bap, might not be repealed. The Petitioners elated that
they urdenuoud a motion to that effect had becu made by
the Honourable Member for Sussex.

Mr. CURTEIS said, he bad intended to give notice of bis
determinsiiun to proceed nu further in tho subject this
Session.

Mr. LUSHINGTON wished to give the Honourable Gen-
tleman notice, that whenever Le did bring forward Lis mo-
tion, be should give it his most decided opposition.
Mr. BURRELL stated, that the hop-planters of Sussex
were placed in a most motile situation io relation to the
county of Kent.
Mr. CALCRAFT said, that as the county of Kent had
the good fortune to produce hops much superior to Sussex, it
was only just that the public should be protected against
deception.
The Petition was ordered to be printed.
Sir E. KNATCHBULL presented a similar Petition
from the western division of the county of Kent.—Ordered
to be printed.
THE LORD ADVOCATE.
Mr. ABERCROMBY postponed from the 20th to the
25th his motion relative to the conoeuion of the Lord Advo-
cate wit► the press of Scotland.
Lord BINNING suggested tie propriety of postponing
lbe motion rata the Lord Advocate returned to London.
Mr. ABERCROMBY raid, he was anxious to rousult the
convenience of the Lord Advocate, but if be omitted the
45th be should not perhaps get another vacant day. He
was induced to postpone this motion iu consequence of the
trial of Mr. Stuart.
London, England, 1822-06-14

OPERA.HOLSLI.
MR. KELLY'S ANNUA
.BENEFIT.
ON 11111NDAY NEXT, Jane 17, ander. the
immediate &suction and Patronage of Isla Most Giull•
cloys MAJESTY, and positively the ONLY NIGHT of the
Season at PLAY-HOUSE PRICES, will be performed (if
particular desire) the First. Rant sal the popular Italian
Opera, called
LA GAZZA LADRA.
With the Opera Baud led by Signor Spagnioletti.
Principal Performers—Madame Camporese, Signor Ca-
rlon', Signor PIACCi, &emir Anermani, Signor Carton,
Madame Vestria, Signora Grazieui, Signor Di
and Signor Morandi.
After which, the petite English Comedy of
MATRIMONY.
Clara, Itird Kelly.
The whole to ronelnde with the Grand Pripnlar Ballet, called,
ILES PAGES DU DUC DE VENDOME;
Or, The Twelve Pages of the Doke of Vendome.
Mr. KF.I.LY has the honour of anuosiocing to his Friends
aid the Pistilli% that be has obtained the powerful stud at.
tractive aid of Mangier Pour, principal dancer at the
Grand Opera at Paris; together with that of Mademoiselle
Noble, Mademoiselle Mereaudotli, Madame Roozi Vextror,
Illadernoiseile De Varenne, Moos. Anatole, Mademoiselle
Raised, end Monsieur C. Yellin', assisted by the other prin-
cipal &theirs, sad the whole Corps de Ballet.
le the roars* of the Ballet, Monsieur Paul will Jaime his
celebrated Psi de Deux with Madame Rouzi Yemeni ;
Mademoiselle Noble' and Mademoiselle Merrandotii will
dace their highly popular Bolero; and a favourite Pat de
Bert, by Moasieur C. Veldt's and Mademoiselle De Varmint.
Bear, and Tickets to be had of Mr. Kelly, No. 23, Great
Riissell-sireet, Covent gird. u; Boxes may also be bad of
Mr. Lbers, Bookseller to has Majesty, No. 27, Old Bond-
Street.
Doors to he opened at Six o'Cloek, and to begin at Seven
precisely.
London, England, 1822-04-19

AIR RICA.
A JOURNAL OF THE SCIAWASSA EXPLORING

!VII'.

[From the thiruit Gazelle]

MICHIGAN.

Oa 'Neulay the 9th of October, 1821, Meatts. B..ker,
M•liiustry, Wing, and Reed, left Detroit, aad encamped four
and a half miles rail..

10th.—Left the Pontiac road at the Oak, ■nd passed
through a rich tweet of timbered land fur about eleven miles ;
timber, ash, hickory, maple, bnia-blanc, bale jaune, loam Sec.
Arrived at a lUnlashing settlement asst the H aron of St. Clair.
Near the river the apes:waste of the country is warms* ;
oak plains predunaivate. Eucaraped ■t Judge Le Itoy'a—
travelled 25 miles.
1 Ith.—Were Pitied by hedge Le Rny. Heavy rain; tra-
velled 41 miles; the land here is very beautiful ie many
places; crossed the river Huron near lA'uudwurtb's miles,
mid encamped at Dr. Thowspetatt.
121h.—Were joined by Dr. Thompson. From his place we
took a N.N.W. course, sud proceeded over a tract of land
which on an 'teenage nosy be termed good; it is principally
oak, opening with frequent dry prairie., and a good propor-
tion of wood laud ; crossed tau breeches of Paint Creek,
rending in se easterly direction; passed two small lakes, one
of them the souses of Paint Creek, which falls Sete the Heron
at %Voudwortles mills; encamped ors the Creek, about thirty
reds from the lake whence it isomer.; otters appear to be
abundant in these waters, three of them were wen near our
camp; travelled 16 miles.
131h.—Passed six taken, some very beautiful, one particu-
larly an, at the northern boundary of the county of Oaklaml.
This the French traders call Lake Superior, which epithet is
probably intended to designate its extraordinary beauty, ra-
ther than its rue. It is between three and foul miles lung,
from N.E. to end two mites wide. The land ►ouad it
rises gradient!, sad beautifully bum the water, and appears
Whe severed quality. The water nof a moat transparent
kind, and various kinds of fish are taken in it by the In-
ills". Derr see also abundant in the country around it,
sad many Otte it horns are strewed on the shores.
The land fur five or six miles to the northward of the
lake at the head of Paint Creek, is too broken and stony fur
euttivelinsi. It is to rele pp e f but ridges, low mereheer and
*club oak plains. 'flue tract, howe►er, is not extensive.
From the lake called Seise, r, for r hue tlB uoles, the land
London, England, 1822-04-19

, . ..• „.
amount, it is then inquired 801811 m!
,04 be advisable to. Chew
which the sinking Road 41
dieted, and, instead of
hod to accumulate and lace*, gatt ipleatian
of coopeu nd interest, to remit the iartsive
ally to the public. We coufess our surprise that
„fly person capable of averrtaining the difference
between the action of simple and of compound in.
tercet could rust inch a topic of inquiry; it, I.
simply a question of arithmetic, and the alter•
satire embraces a system of greater efficiency,
sod a system of knee efficiency. The Parham's.
nay orcuants place the sit hmetical questma fairly
before the public, and the result must, as it seems
to us, determine the point that is placed in imue.
The following is a calculation of the assovot of
capital stock which would be redeemed within ten
years by a sum of five millions applied annually at
simple interest; and by a pinsilar sum ?patting at
compound interest, according to the provisions of
the Act 46th George 111. c. 31, taking the price
or the Tluee per Cent. Consols at /P, 711, 81, and 84 :
18,080.000
applied Ply
would redrew is
Ten Years
€3 per Coot.
Capital Stock.


Tskier Ilse
Price o(3 per
Cents. et
..---...--
London, England, 1822-04-19

EXECUTION AT STAFFORD.

Oa Saturday last Charles Taylo►, convicted of coining•,
was executed in front of Stafford county gaol. From the time
of his commitment he never entertained any expectation of
escaping the punishment awarded by the law for a crime so
iajniicius to society. Before trial he avoided the company
of tim other prisoners, sod passed his time in reading and
praying, in which he was wasted hy the county chaplain
with u intraried •ssi tuitv. After coademnation km was calm,
and d to his fate, though at times be wept tot
account of Ins family, consisting of a wife and eight children,
the y. Ingest (Illy • month old. His wife visited him on
Thurwlsy morning. boring the infant in her arm*. The
meeting was one of the most heart-reading description—he
was so muds affected that be fainted, and wee strongly
rouruked. The poor woman saw him cs,aiu on Friday,for
the lote time.; and iu this tiling scale his fortitude did out
forsake hint. The night prenioas to his executius, be slept
trop ten to twelve o'clock, and employed the remainder of hit
time in fervent prayer; he avowed that hr felt strong confi-
dence in the merry of God, and had hopes that his .any treas.
collision, would he parloued. Sooa slier seven oil Saturday
morning the Ilecrnramit was administered to him ; after
whirls lie was permitted to lake leave of his brother John,
for whine fate he had •hewn • natural anxiety. hy declaring
MI the trial his brother's innocence, though be did not
deny his stun guilt. He wended the drop precisely at eight
riclutk, and while the Boner adjusted the halter, Ste.
he p..yed with the chaplain most tit windy, •bedding
',art f.c. Iy, but appearing to be very collected. In ■bout
nix moisten afte► slot the drop fell; being • stout nineett'ae
snail he seemed to sniffer much, but in seven minute. life urn
pine.' to be extinct. After Imagist the usual time hi. body
wee cot 'gown and delivered to he friends (who had brought
a coffin itiol a one-horse cart) to be interred at Aldridge.
The unfortunate mats was 36 years of age, a native of
Btoonsgrove, and had resided at Aldridge about live years ;
he was untenably • small farmer, wake, mid carrier.

This part of the county was visited by • heavy
storm of thunder, lightning, end hail, ou Friday
ofternoun.—( Maidstone Jou►nal.)
London, England, 1822-04-19

Tbis day was publibbed, is Bvo..prile as, boards, a New

Editioa of
THE CONSTITUTION of ENGLAND;
or, an Account of the English Commitment: in which
it is compared bosh with the Republican Form of Gower*.
@neut., and the other Monarchies in Europe.
By J. 1.. DE I.OLME.
A New Edition, with Supplemental Notes, sad a Pre-
face, Biographical and Critical.
Prlmect for 3. Cothell ; Longman and Co.; T Cadell ;
Lackington and Co.; R. Phew), ; J. Booker; Baldwin and
Cu.; G. and W. B. Whittaker; K. Saunders; T. Wilkie; E.
Edwards; and E. Williams.
London, England, 1822-04-19

This day wu pries So. 6i. bowed, the Fifteenth

Edition of
ANEW and EASY INTRODUCTION to
GEOGRAPHY and the USE of toe GLOBES, is
a Jcrica of Leiters 10 a Youth at School.
By the Kee. It 11.1101 ER, jos. LL.D.
Late of Nlagdaten Hall, Oxford._

Printed for F. C. and J. 'honore; ; G. and W. B. Whit.
'taker; Longman and Cu.; Baldwin and Cw.; Semeherd and
Co.; T. Wilkie; J. Mawmau ; J. Nunn; Ilariia and Sun ;
Sianpkie sad Cu.; F. and J. Allman; E. E (wards; and
Batten and Sew&
Of whom may lie hail, by the same Author.
As EASY IN I'ItODUCTION to the ARTS and
SCIENCES; 18ino. prier 3n. Bd. boned.

Tbla day ism published, in royal quarto, price lf. Sti. plain,
halt-bnuad; nod D. !lc (Id. coloured,
Dedicated, by Permission, to his Majesty,
sTIAL AT A cELELAs; comprising, ri Sea-
temple !Display of the Heavens, in a eerie* of Thirty
Maps (beautifully engraved by Neel* and Soo), illustrated by
SCientifie dterriptious of their Contents, and acciimpansed by
Catalogues of the Stars and Astronomical Exercises.
Illy A I.EXAN DER JAMIESON, A M.
Author of a "Grammar of Logie and Imellectoal Philos°.

phy," a "Grammar of Rhetoric and Polite Literature."
This Celestial Atlas, whether considered as to the fteienillic
and CI @Pineal Knowledge it -euntiminicetes, the combination,
multiplicity, variety, and accuracy of its details, cannot fail
to recommend itself, by its general utility, to all classes of
readers.
London, England, 1822-04-19

Hoovei, becrase in that Coe ;man kingdom
the Co istitutinn only recognises the sorcessimi of
heirs male. On the doe* of George IV. the Prin-
cess Charlotte would have become Queen of Bog.
lend, and the Duke of York, eldest brother or the
present reigning Kiug, King of Hanover 1 hut this
case may *gam occur. Thus the possession of the
state td ittiiiiver a only precarious Tin Englaild, a■
respeCts the futiire, which rosy be • motive for the
exchange of this German territory fur another;
whichi by its position, mas be pore advantageous
to Great Britain.
thipr4ected cession of the isle of Zegland, on
which Copeidiugen ',soda, the isle of Fuuen, and
rather smell sales belonging to De 1111 l ark, and corn-
ponciatig the entrence of the Baltic Irum the ocean,
as well as Jutland (the ancient Chersonesus einsbri.
club with Sleswick, as far as the Eider (r river
' which separate* the contineulat possessions of Den-
maelt from Germany) is tipekeit of; the King of
D,enmsti preserving risoly the Gagnon; Provinces of
Deupppit, 6.94 the Duchy of bitten-
buck rand rails regent., ip indemnity, the whole
kingdom of Hanover.

It is added, that in cite hie cession takes place,
England will %II the public debt contracted by
the Danish tausterpmetit, which is pretty cones-
derable.: It will be recollected, that in former times
Dlnn►arii wise united with England. It is affirmed,
that the Court of Stockholm would not oppose the
realization of there projects ; but that they will not
fail to excite the greatest sensation at St. Petersburgh
and Berlin. The installation of an independent
King at Kanpur, and the separation of the liana-
?erten dorainiona from England, would he, doubt-
less. desirable fur the Germanic Confederation, be-
cause Gerrnowy, Ir,t• this arrangement. would gain
her emancipation' *ft*? English influence; but
Prussia would lop. Iptr. bppe of the acquisition of
Hanover. which is necessary to her. Prince Oscar
is expected to arrive soon tit Copenhagen. It may
naturally enough be conceived, that Russia ■nd
Prussia will make every effort to defeat this plan
of Great Britain, who, by the possession of the
Sound, would gain a still greater maritime pre•
ponderance.—(C.onstilaliottNeLf
London, England, 1822-04-19

This day is published, corrected to the presem time, printed
on s Mimi of Diauring-paler,wilO emblematic °comment%
ndsomety cokierrd, price Ss.; on Canvas, in a neat Case

- .
for the Pocket, fla.; UM Canvass awl Rollers, 10..
rip HE LSA RON ETAGE CHAR T for 1822
1 This Chart contains a complete 114 of the Baronets
of the United Kirrgdom, alphabetically arranged, with the
(Armin Partictdrus of *nib Member of the English Brno-
netage :—Name; llste of Creation ; Number in Desceut ;
Age; whether Married, Bachelor, or Widower; Number of
Children living, male sad female ; Privy Couoselturs,Knights
Grand Crosses, and linie Ids Coui motions of the Bath; Mem-
bers of Parliament, •lid Sheriffs of Counties. It also skews
by what reams the tole was übtained..—that is to say, whe-
ther by naval, military, legal, or other Services; and states
the Century to which each Batsmen can trace Iris paternal
Ancestry: thus exhibiting, at one view, much inierestiug i••
formalisra, sod li•rmisig, upon the whole, a complete Barer
setage is aliatatore.
Also, THE PEERAGE CHART for 1822, prlated uni-
formly with Hie abase. aad embelhabed with the Coronets of
the several Orders of Nobility, tastefully coloured.
Printed for G. and W. 11. % hltfiker, Ave•Marialsoe; sod
W, Sam., Si. Jailes's-iii elf .
London, England, 1822-04-19

MATCH TO DOE ER.

Mr. West, the celebrated pedestrian, add who is considered
the best of his driy at a long journey, undertook on Thurs-
day to (.r on dais froth Holborn Su within two Mae/ of
Dover, making 72 miles its 13 hours. This is mach
more that, • ktas ever been attempted, at,d Slat match
100 guineas so thirty on time. The pedestrian did rather-
over 23 miles is the first three hoary, nod appeared heal' and
well. Having got five miles more Hum Ohs rate of travelling
off, he pursued • steady course of sotnethioat less t►an .it
miles an hoer, and had accomplished 37 miles is sit
hours. He had no time for crating, sad it was evident he
could not win. He did 54 miles in nine hours and fifty
'Mantes, and resigned the task, having *on a bet that he
did 60 miles in sine boort, *bleb be accomplis►ed, with
ejght minutes to Sparc.

- -_-'_

THE ARMY.

• —mew—
' the following change of military In list/owl, we are in-
formed, is orderer:—The Ist dragoon gua•dg, from Demo.
robe to Dublin; the 34 light dreesoos, fruie Limerick to
Bolliiirobe ; the 18th Intern, froth DeWitt to Limenek ;
the 23t Is foul, from Doyle to Belfast; the9si h Goitre's, from
Deny to Boyle; the 86th, to Naas mom listerfurd; and the
Ist royals, from IYaterford iu Nana.
On friday the first division of the 23d (Royal Welsh) fo.
Pikers marched foto Slip, on their room fur Boyle. where
the heattgoarters of the regiment are is be established. The
eeeeied disheue is to he gartered i• Sligo. The 93d rep!ace
the 15th (Borderers), which during • considerable period
Mare been statlchied. at &tile and Slip. The latter regi-
ment is on its march for Belfast.
A tromp of the Scotch Greys is no at Alsenyavelsy, where
they aimed on Mondry ee'seight, bet we are happy to male,
la coasegsente of the evenness of the filagistrater, and
the jiMietoss arrnageineole of the proprietors of the iron-.
wurks In that vicinity, no fresh lartsere of outrake amuogif
the liortmes Matt uccorrrd.--(trereford Jounial.)
London, England, 1822-04-19

BOOKSELLER'S STOCK.
TO BE SOLD (WITHOUT RESERVE),
By Mr. BONE,
_ _

At his Great itootwa7soft 45, Lga edte-hill, on MONDAY
NEXT, April 22, Seven Following Daps, at Dalt past
Twelvei/Cloelt, to • ilimmet,
A LARGE QUANTITY or MODERN
CIL PUBLICATIONS; Pact of the STOCK if Mr. J. J.
STOCK DA LK, relingleilitiow the Retail Rosiness, aad Re-
moving hula Pail•wandiotst N 0.90, Strand; with a Collet-
flown( curium' old Facet* and scarce Pieces; a /ninety of
Gottesman's, Monthly, New Monthly, European, Philoto-
sod oilier Magazines; with Annual Registers, and a
Miscellaneous Assemblage of Useful New and Second-hand
Books.
May be viewed on Saturday (Todworrow) and the Mornings
of Sale ; aad Catalogues (price had at the Rooms.

WESTMINSTER HOSFITAL,orIPUBLIC INFIRMARY,
JAMIC3-1111111ST, Nt 0110111NOILUI GAT',
Wsimeamersa.
The KING.
His Grace the Duke of NORTHUM BERLAND,Patsiourr.
VICS•PRESIDENTS :
The Right Hon. GEORGE JOHN Earl SPENCER.
The Right Han. ROBERT Karl GROSVENOR.

The Right Hon. Lord ARDEN.
The Right Hon. Sir ARCH IBA LD MACDONALD, Bart.
The Right Hun. Lord COLCH ESTER.
The /tight Hon. bird Pi:cosset SI DMOUTH.
The Hoes. PHILIP PUSEY.
ON SUN DAY •MORNING NEXT, the 21st
instant, a SERMON will be presehed in St. M•rgs-
ret's Church, Weidosioater, before the Trustees and Sub-
scribers, for the beerit of this lostitution, by the Rev.
FRANCIS RANDOLPH, DD. Rector of St. Peal's, Co.
vest-Gerdes, sad Chaplain to his Royal Highness the Duke
of York. Divine Service will begin at Elms o'Clock pre-
cisely.
This ancient and useful Charity is the parent of all the Sub-
scription Holpitals it this kierchno and the Trustees and
Subscribers nut only maiutain and feed the sick and needy
front all parts of Great Britain, sod C•1111e the hest medical
and surgical advice, with twedirioes, to be administered to
them, but by nteeos of, the repealed benefactions and lega-
cies of msuy charitable Ladies and Getailemen, they are est•
shied I.kewise to support and supply with every um:emery
comfort those patieso• who (sifter the use of all proper me-
dieist and method.) are judged to be incurable.
The ANNIVERSARY DINNER will be had at the
Thatched HournTarero, M. J snits's. street, or THU BSDA Y,
the 25th Wilton!. STLWARDS :
George Byur, M.P. Bell,
Henry Hoare, E.q I Mr. Duple.
W. G. Motors, M.D. Or. Green.
W.lll. Buy M.D. Mr. Hall.
Joseph Oilier,l Esq. Mr. Radcliffe.
Tickets M. each, to be had of the Stewards ; the Tres-
anrer,George Aunt, Esq. Kensington ; at Ilse Hurpiial ; at
the Thatched Hoorn. Tnveru ; and of the Secretory, until
Tuesday the 23d instant.
Diener on table at Vire fur Half-}ad Five o'Clock pre-
cisely. His Grace Dr Duke of NORTHUMBERLAND
will lake the Chair.
Subscriptions and Braefactioos are thankfully received by
Messrs. Hoar*, Ranker., Eleet.street ,• the Treasurer, Ken-
sington ; el the Hospital; and by Charles Doornail, Secre-
tary and Receiver, 4, Abiagdoo.streei, Westminster.