biglam/hmd_newspapers huggingface dataset:
The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1822-11-08

STREET ROBBERY.

A few miaowa before eleven o'clock on IVednetiday night,
b. sir. Wiliam Carr, hw stationer, residing at Hughes's core,
Water lane, Ellackfriars, was going from Regnigge Wells in
Gray's lantaise, he met a man and two *omen atsodlog by
the dead wall of the burying ground near Blue Line.pariage,
Cray's laii-laue; one of the women 4aid bold of him, sad
insisted he should treat her with twine gin, which be re-
fused, and attempting to get away from hers she forcibly
took • silk baudkercbirf, value five shillings, out of his
hard, bud she end the other woman tan down the fields; be
atientitte Ito eon down after her, on which the man came sip
to him, and with • heavy bloderou it his It.ftd he threatened
to murder him if be made • noise. The villain then searched
his prieltetr, but be firippeard to have no money shout him.
Shortly after Mr Carr met W. Read, jun. one of the H•tton-
garden police officers, to whom be (cloud the circumstance.
Rend made hits accompany him in search of the piny, and
found the woman *ltivrobbtd him drinking at the Calibcrrye
Arms, in Gray's Inn-lase. Read searched her, and found
the h.rdkrrch,efconcealed inside bet clothe* under ber arm-
pit. He ►lso found three bad shillinp, and some good
money upon bey. She proved to be old offender, Named
Mar, IYprs. She was examined yeaterdeyhefore the sitting
Megawatt., at Hatton-garden, and committed for trial.

MR. HUNT.
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f/o Wednesday a dinner, at two sbilliera and sixpence a
head, wet held at the Golden Lion, Bugg-market, its New.
castle, to celebrate Mr. Hunt's liberalism. About one o'clock
next morning, four o► Bee of the party were apprehended for
alleged disturbance of the public peace, bat they were re-
leased in the course of the day on payment of their fees.
Upwards of ene hundred dined, and marry mare would have
been present if the room would have contained them. It ap-
pears the " black bottles of ale" that we aseatiosed were rut
totroilseed. The Was of the dinner was changed with the
place, fur a much better room in another house was Nearly
engaged at the time whet, the Isudlord of that hens' was
informed the black bustles world be wanted. It was of small
consequence whether beer is drank out of pewter or glass,
but we waderstawd that even the far greater importance of an
address le Mr. Haat, which wan carried at the above dinner.
could Hot eradicate fro* certain earliest heads this racensoes
felaelseseleesseue Mao bottles. We entirely emseer wi•► any
elm Nag, ►owever, so matter of *hat rank, in its supporter
Mr. Hunt as as able reformer, and we are awry that his ewes
duct un his theist York, mid his great sorrier* at Ilester,
bare nut procured him time rammed and avowed approba-
tion of more of the in►abitants of this tewr and neighbour.
bood.—(Tyrre Mercury.)
London, England, 1822-11-08

MORBY V. PRISM

This was an action for goods sold, tried at the
last London sittings at Guildhalt, before the Lord
Chief Justice, when, under his Lordship's directions
the Jury found a verdict fur the Derendeot, ou the
ground that the case came within the Statute of
Frauds.

Mr. COMMON SEIL.II4IIT now moved fora role
to *hew cause why a new trial should out be had,
The Defendant, it appeared, had gotta to the shop
of the Plaintiff, and purchased • quantity of linen.
drapery to the amouut altogether of 701. but for
each parcel of goods there was a *pirate agreement,
and the parcels were each of less than 101. value.
The bill was sent in to the Defendant the neat
morning, when he started, for the first time. the
question of credit or Ascots's*: the Plaintiff *so
willing to allow him 3 per alit-. for ready money.
though the goods had been sold at the lowest prices;
but the Defendant wished for 20 or 30 per cent.
and refused to take the goods. He (Mr. Denman)
now contended that the case did not come within
the Statute of FrAnds, and that no contr.ict in wilt-
ing was necessary ; fur, first, each contract s.us se.
pirate, mid of a km valve than IW.; and, secuied4,
there had been • *efficient delivery of Ilse goods by
the selection and separatioo of them made by the
Plaintiff at the Defendant's desire.

Rule Nisi granted.
TUB KING 0. SMITH.

Mr. Baoonnata moved for • erttainal inforina=.
lion against the Delendani, at the. initande 0d
gentleman named Briggs. 101'0' acted as Under
Sheriff of the county of. Cum betland, It appeared
that Smith had a enure iu the County Court, it
Which he was the Defendant. and appeared regularly
by his attorney. So ta'r •fromittiy hideirneOtt hay.
nig been exhibited. tavarda Not. he was perflUtel
to examine a witness after Mannar's!, had given up
the case ; but the vitcgct betas `iviedageitut hitu
he ou the following (Ely; as Mr. Brt was pesasug
through the Itrte.• of Appleby, iollected a great
number 01 persons &Gnat • lulu, mating a so, ot
piocliebtaiion tti this, itteet;—'''Conaty
.Conq. ,;!
Couttit 'Coati t—;Thl'.gr‘ost Shetig Wids trtilf
causes unjulitlf...' He' is acitopthel tad
rascal; Pod yonlis?tPl.-hitit I di/ a."
MT. Bsovaukit'saitt he had-tfie affidoVito of Sir:

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London, England, 1822-11-08

RORBERY OF COLONRL DR BURGH.

latbrioallan was given yesterday al the Police Offiee,Plat-
loa-pard, a, ILat John H orris, s private soldier is the lit re.
frilliest of foot, now statiootil in Ireland, but who lived as
wills Colonel 1)e Beret, is Grosvenor. place, hail de.
'riled, robbing his master of property to the ansouisi of *ix
hundred pounds, in Bank of England ewes, besidri jewel-
lery to 4 Isi re amour', among which was • diamond daft,'
transparent set, one stone of which weighed between tour
and live carats. The villain, of whom • deseriptino was
given, hi • limiest of Dorset, and lived as confidential bey.
vAut wills his Coker! for a nomiderable lime, and was in
the limbo I ul rescuing large Sams of money on his mauler's
acruoids •1 Woo s. Cox uusi Greeewatan's, army mamas,
Craies-coart, eherloptress. A reward has hers offend
for his apprelieusienr.
London, England, 1822-08-12

BLASPHEMY.
A poor old SP n , named 04H:top/ter Hapers, WM e 0
victed of ettereig ahmensable expressions iespecting the
Bible, the giviciar, seJ the Virgin Mary, at Bishop Aeklatid,
while • missioaary from Landow was preaching in the
Marketplace. He was *retraced to impriscienseet fee two
caked*: moat's.

M. A. Taylor, Psq , ea formisseu of the Gravid Jury, find, a
report of she state of the gaol, after a (sell inveotigellime of
compissiois slime's' by woe of Ike debtors. Every Mecum-
slime of complaint was entirely disproved, mid the coodoct
of Mr. Wolfc, she Governor, proved to be eatremely cor-
rect, hafasmar, and judiewas.
London, England, 1822-08-12

ROYAL FETE AT VAUXHALL!!!
HIS MAJESTY'S BIRTHDAY.
THIS EVENING, MONDAY, 12th OF AUGUST,
filH IN jovial Evesit will be celebrated by one
I. of the GRANDEST GAI.AS ever g ire, at these
Gutless, ermereselng with a GRAND CONCERT of
VOCAL sod INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC, the Ant an of
vhieb will omelette with the celebrated Netball Astral of
" Geiser the King," with additional Verses mitre fur LIN
cornice.
Tilt Mention. of the Royal Oarless, snores to tear(
their gratitude fur the very liberal patrosage they have re-
ceived in this their Fled lenses, repents'', aneemere they
have, as this happy eemelow (seer especially to refers*
the Birth Day of Her Royal Patron), collided such a cos-
ratios of Tater sod Weeders, es were err before sent at
ear 'Mgr Fete; fie. J. B. Lraguemare' the tight.repe pro.
die' Julia &Mork, the Math-rope modigy ! Torsi Bel-
lied, the *fast Devil ! Rome &wee, the Wonderful la-
dies jaggier! The magoilleess Sr-works of Snettiby! The
beautiful Repseplestropres! Mere herbalist Illmeeinstieres
Ira ever!!! Ac. ka. rte. Rare Samar Yours( Logue.
ears, sad' Joao Rellinek, may properly be termed the
Three Wonders of the World! Hydraulic Ezhilritere ti
Mr. Mona, of the Theatre Royal, Drury.lame. The Gar-
ter, en this erasion, will surpass all their forgo r spier.
toe, sad eves exceed their bellbsetry en the late Carom°
tan Fete; they will be decorated with flags of all aelliosts.
sad superbly illumelnated with 11,328 addition' lamps!!!
a appropriate forms sod devices, by the ingenious Artist
beiregrag to the Fatablishomat (Mr. Duffel.) The Fire-
works will be perided by the (+termed aod isorivalled
Chevalier Boaibby, whose perfections hove every forme
tiro such universal delight sort astuoislisseat ; sso as he
PIII4, on this °cerium, a large sure extra, he hag lader-
tree to produce the grandest Fire-wool.s ever seen is thin
or any other reentry : Is the must brattiest part of which.
11. Lowemernare, the tight.rope prodigy, make. his lore-
refs' *rent on for Tope! The Crasnoraeras, French Tr.
aim Grand Serearise Cave, sad Water Work., as oral.
:Hie Casein, Military. ketch and Panora* Reeds, will
pertain during the eversiug. Early it the anurniog the
Hayti Standard will be hoisted on else top of the orchestra,
arm or, p.m. a Royal Salute wilt be Bred.
••• New rsoak reel... have been Stied up, and rowan-
Ira femora appealed 14. sired as ladies. Extra doors
wilt be °pared.— No orders sitaritted!!!
The Police win be under the direction of vigilant rattan's
from Uses-hall, Sundwn* ; sod oe this ecessius s rrrrr I
eon uses will be provided and statiosoi sr various parts of
the Garr..
London, England, 1822-08-12

tuttißtris H PRESS.

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I.OSDON.
000,4 t ,4u014 12, len.

-7.
Hanthergh, Liebows sat Spanish Papers of re.
cent 'detest irrieed 'NI The intelligent',
Irons Medrid•esasee deem to *tenth last.' Attheit
date the 'capital 'ion4Otord to enjoy perfect Yeah.
guiltily, sod the accounts from the Provinces tepee.
settled the ihmettletttneh
4,1
Paris Papers rar-iiss iaeisat he velwrived ;
their eonterits Ire deStittite df itittittet.
Letters have been received from Vieitua 'tette
Beth lam, erbieh state thst lodging. have been %hail
ih that capital for the Emperor of Rtfifits itNl
Xing of PIVSIIII, where all the members of th
approaching 'Congress Ire etpected to assemble In
the beginning of nest month. But it is not at.
Verona that the deliberations will be eondneted;
nor is it certain that. the Sovereigns will honour
them with their presence in person. The Aintrise
capital has been fixed on in the first insipoce as a
central spat in which the preliminaries mid best
he adjusted Sind the coiiiietV ittecteding Isit down.
There once agreed en. the Congress will be opened
either at Vienna or Florence, 'and the important
business commenced. There is no doubt that the
discussions will include both the affairs of the
Greeks, and the terms on which Naples will be
evacuated by the Austrian troops.
German Papers to the 4th instant have arrived.
They contain •inme farther details of the &list of
the Turkish fleet off Scio. The event possesses
sufficient interest to bear frequent repetition. We
rejoice to find that the affairs of the Greeks are sot
less promising on land than at sea. They have de-
feated Clieltuks at Larissa.

Phihick4plaii Papers have been received to the
13th of July, and Baltimore to the 11th of July.
The last accounts from Hsvannah state, thst the
yellow fever is raging there, and is very fatal among
strangers. Almost every American vessel in port
had lost some of its crew. The Baltimore Papers
state, that the squadron formerly under Commo-
dore AURY, together with the inhabitstits of Old
Providence, have sought and obtained the protec-
tion of the Colordbissi Government. This squa-
dron, consisting of nine sail, was to proceed to
Legnica, and would be a reinforcement to the
squadron blockading Porto Cuban. The death
of MORALES is confirmed. Under date " Vera
Cruz, May 29," is given a Proclamation of
extreme length, by "the Emperor Senor Don
AUGUSTIN 1.," addressed to the Mexicans, in
which the aewly.created Monarch disclaims any
pretensions to the Crown on the ground of personal
merit aid services, but having accepted it solely
in obedience to the public voice, he " will
exercise the sovereign power to the promotion of
their welfare ad inkiest, and even maintain
and hold himself subject to the supremacy of Use
laws."

The Es.t li,dia Company's ship Waterlog arm
rived off the Start )esterdsy. She teft China 'the
London, England, 1822-08-12

SHOCTING ACClDirlfr.

Aloud Gee o'clock, OM. ea Friday fail, an raplosimm took
place in Croft pit, sear this town, belonging to flsc Earl of
Lansdale, cvasespience of rose of the workniels. Henry
Eiitstoses, turnip onsereard the top of his Doey's unfit,
lamp, in ruder to seek for his herr bottle is an old working.
five persons were seerehed, three in a eliding degree, eoe
not emptied to receetr, mod Flinsiassisso the anther of the
enioebief, is dead. bm fanner wocasisime we said • good deal
on the serenity of devising meows to prreent was bow. from
opening their tamps, sad poioied out agars easy aside& of
King se, het oar advice appears S. have been wrgleeted.
people mete be tourism* that rinks* what Is called
the safely lamp cam be anside ssumes, Nis in feet a 44,e
prow lasnp, sod wenn than ri'sk's—{Withikeeen
sone)
London, England, 1822-08-12

siscOnotv.

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• 01.4 •
• bovta AYwt»T P.
•AidfieetiiugAfeseta6rloba Spates, "ho was eorvieted
at oar last flesaioss, artier bled Elieabrough•s Act, for
sisting at Lieuteaast PhilipGroitson, of the Coast Clock.
and seetesteed ye death, raderwent the awful venteoce
of die law. Duren the trial, the ramie' of the verdict, and
wince lelletandeentittin, the unhappy Plan evinced the great-
est fortitude. Utast last eight he slept remarkably will, and
pie warp hearty, Ova lie became extremely restless, and
*less a mob* of times ; yet, skeet five si'elevek be made a
se, hearty •heeakfast. IfsiTeg bees. ow-ailed by the Rev.
Mr. M isle, who was iirlefisigahle in his merlins* to impress
webs the *fad of the anhappy woo the dreadful situation is
which he *end, it is believed 1641, inwardly, he was most
truly penitent, and to a great ay. noire prepared for the aw-
ful change firm life to death ; but so outward swimmer
ibis fortitude never forsook him. At she parting with Ilia shi-
t** this morning, he was mere affected ,thsti he had hers
niece his trial, but sees repined his preseeeeef stied. After
rtietiviag the &Celan,. ►e MOW Awe 011ie gaol, ascended
the ladder, Ned got hose she curt which wiis to convey bias iv
ibe'fatal gibbet, with a irm ad audiansted step aril look.
ifseireg reaspoised•seceral of his friends, be rise hi the es.*
sad reepectfully bowed to them. Nr. Miele edustantly
preyed will him mall the arrival as the plseesdrxreutiou,
whew the • execusinoer rimmed t►e cap over his eyes and ad.
jested the rope, the unhappy mow, before the hangman could
whip oa the horses, either slipped or threw himself from
the platform, which weessiotied him to struggle very hard,
and was launebed into the prevence of shut Almighty Erin!
to whom s alt Morels are knows." Thus ended the life if
sae who might, had he sot mmitimed with bad coMpaity,
Aare deserved -a much better fate. He was a robust g
looking young maw, and would have bees R 4 years of age to-
morrow. After baapug the swat time, his body was eel
. itaws, sad delivered ere to he friesda (who are regret stile)
for lister/seat. -

In the costae of the rt.tent Circuits in Ireland the
Judges, in their charges to the Grand J wrier in the
southern part of the island, expatiated nisei' the
growing practice of arresting strangers us vaxrailt..
This practice was illegal and inhospitable, for in-
quiry should be made into the motives and cause, of
the appearance of such strangers, whose visit did
not necessarily imply in itself any crime. Thope
strangers only should be treated as vagrants who
appeared as pampers, and refused to earn their bread
by honest industry and labour,
London, England, 1822-02-23

RIVINGTON'S ANNUAL REGISTER.
This day is published, is use very large volume 6vo. price
11. has. in hoards,
THE ANNUAL REGISTER; o►, A Vie•
of the History, Politics, and Literature, for the
Truer 1797.
••• This Volume will ►e feeed to contain a mom fell
and accurate narrative of the Eyelids of the Year 1797, than
has hitherto appeared. Much care has bees bestowed urea
the account of the Domestic Proceeds(' of Great Britain
cad Freare; and the History of the Struggles, Negociations,
sad Intrigues is Italy, has bee■ composed from tate does-
meats of unquestioaable authority.
Priuted for P. C. sad J. Rivington, 62, St. Pears Meech-
yard, and 3, Waterlooplare, Pall.niall.
••• The Velum, for the Year 1796 will be pehlished is a
few months, and that fee 1799 is is forwarders.. The
Volume fur 1810, in Costinuatioe of the Second Series, will
appear on the 30th of March. Riviegtons have jest publish-
ed a Volume fur 1626, eommeatieg with the Reiga of his
present Majesty, price Ills.
London, England, 1822-02-23

COMMITTEE OF SUPPLY.

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The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER moved the
Order of the Day for the House going into a Committee of
Supply.
Sir N. W. RIDLEY observed, that he had given sotiee of
a motion for Thsrsday the 7th March, relative to the Loris
of the Admiralty, sad as it was uoderatood that the nary
estimates were to be immediately proposed in the Casmsnit.
tee, is ihatopset of the sohject which was connected Ilia! Ilia
motion. he could make some amendments to the sumo pro-
posed to be voted to tin. Loads of the Admiralty, if lbw* mas
not as ad, (plait reducti,n.
Mr. B ERNA L said, that he bad an 'mitotic. abiallat
purl of the .übjert came lobe disewned, to proprara sob&
lion of the six Lords of the Adrairalty.—(ilear,baar)
As Haaoorable •Mearlsrr under the gallery add a *Re
words, which were inardible.

The-CHANCELLOR of she EXCHEQUER observed. tbat
with respell to the reducriuu of the salaries of isferior clerks,
it would tate place under • Bill of Superssuustioris. sod the
soperior officers were to suffer s reduction of 10 per cent.
order as order of the king is Caoed.
Mr. HUME said be thought lb* House ought not to go
isle the Cirouwitsvie, used it was Waisted with the fullest
iirfuresstirto as to the perikelaie of the seiimaies which they
were to be called ott to cute. to the ,Coatioittre so the wry
estimates, o rule would be proposed is for lion, 01.
1,711,0001. for wages, victualling. ordinary. sod weer sell
ef the - for the - 11117. Noble

NU to question happened to be returoed Irma the tear of the *awn ion the carrearyeee. flit, the Nome ' mannethem at IL per diem NI Of them w rre hired t per asaa. The minims
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London, England, 1822-02-23

COMMITTEE OF WAYS AND MEANS.

A resolution for continuing for the ensuing year
the annual tax on tobacco was agreed to without
any remark.
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER then
moved the usual annual tax of four shillings in the
pound on the pensions and salaries of certain offices
in England, Wales, and Berwick-upon-Tweed.
Mr. Hums moved, as an amendment, a tax of
ten shillings in the pound on all pensions and allow-
ances throughout the whole of the United Kingdom.
Mr. TIERNEY rose to suggest to the Hon. Mem-
ber that his motion embraced a question so impor-
tant in its nature, that it ought not to have been
made without a notice given of his intention...-.
(Hear, hear.)
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER said, that
the amendment would operate in ■ very unequal
manner upon different offices. There were many offi-
ces the allowances of which had never been augment-
ed, while many others had been increased. 'There
were also a somber of offices which had been created
by Act of Parliament, and certain allowances spe-
cified with an express exception from the operation
of any reduction by tax such as this amendment
would enforce. Chi that account, as well as on that
of the want of notice which had been Ingested by
London, England, 1822-08-15

COMPOSITION FOR ASSESSED TAXES.

NOTICE is hereby given to ail Persons who
are desirous of renewing their former Compositions,
or of entering into Compositions for Assessed Tams, ender
the provisions of the Act lat and 2J G. IV. e. 113, but who
have omitted to give notice of their desire so to do on or
before the sth of April last, That ander the provisions of
■n Act trebly passed, the period fur receiving such notices is
extended to the 31st August next, and that on application
to the Assessor or Coßector of the parish in which they re-
side, or to the Surveyor of the district, they may receive the
forms of *Mice applicable so their respective cases, which
must be returned to them with tkelaralioss thereon properly
Rlled up, as prescribed bi• the Act, on or before the 31st of
August, 1822.—8 y Order of the Hoard,
BENJAMIN SAYER,
For the Secretary fur the Affair* of Taxes.
Office for Taxes, Sonierart•lluuu•,
London, July 8, 1822.
London, England, 1822-08-15

IRISH POOR.

Yesterday Mr. Davie, the pass-master for the county of
Middlesex, applied to the sitting Magistrate at Hatton"or-
der' for • warrant against so Irishwoman residing in his
Neighbourhood, coder the following circumstances:
Mr. Davis stated, that the preceding sight he had 134 Irish
poor in his house, in order tube passed to Bristol and Liver-
pool, on their way to Ireland; 119 of whirls number he seat
off that morsiag in Ave large travelling 11111111, •nd as the
poor were getting bete the vans the wom■a in question came
and began to harangue theta in the Irish language, in order
to stir them up to a male of mutiny, in eouarqueuce of
which many of them became refractory, and refused to go.
A great number of the town Irish assembled, to *hum she
particularly addressed herself, is order to excite them to
metre (as she said) he► countrymen sod women from his
clutches, sad many of the persons so assembled suffered
ready to lend their aid, so that he had recourse to the parish
constables and others, to prevent a riot, and he finally suc-
ceeded is securing theta in the vain, and retorting them out
of town. On eheir way many of the poor were happy to be
passed, as they deckiecd they could not either get money ur
work since they came to Esgtaad.
The Magistrate told Mr. Davis he should be protected,
and ordered the w immediately.

FATAL ACCIDENT.

GLASGOW, ♦UOVFT li.

Lest night, about eleven p as. the Heriadts steam-bust,
belonging to Glasgow, on her way from Greenock to Camp-
between, when off Greenock, unfortunately came is con-
tact with, and ran down, a boat or when), filkd with
poor people from the Highlands, on their way to the
southern districts to labour &trio( the harvest. Out of
forty-five persons on board the boat, only five escaped a
watery grave, and one of these, a woman, was taken up iu
such au exhausted state, that she is since dead, One of lbe
four unfortunate survivors, • maw, has to mourn the loss of
his wife, two daughters, and • son, by thin fatal catastrophe.
The strain-boat had out lights, and also • proper watch,
who rereatedly hailed the wherry ; bat, owing to some fatal
inadvertence, or probably from not understanding English,
the unfortunate boat continued her course till mare was
impossible,

Tie TVRP

IL ENDA L tin MG—(WesTmoaiii

• TUICID&i, MAWS? 1.
Match for 50 Soreveigar. p.p. MM. each. Two sane lona.
Mr. &falsetto's hr. or. Mira Moder, opil ....
Mr. Salkeld's LI. so. Diau, aged
Erru hetisag—.rtua easy.

Sweepotates of 10gs. racb, p.p. for hotter, &e. not thorleagh.
hr. d. Two miles. (t) Subscribers )
Mr. Hadsoa's b. f. by Deceiver, e yrs old, 104. elb 1
Mr. Bretbrrioa's eh. K by M , 6 yrs old, 12st. .... 2
2 to I
seat the wisuer—aus easy.
Fifty routili, fur horse*, &e. Too-mile beets.
_

Mr. Esstith"s eh e Recorder, 3 Iri old, 6.t. IMb... 3 1 1
Mr. Ayetr's rl►. f. White Ruse, 3 yrs old, des. 71b.. 1 2 1
Mr. Edward's ►. g. Forester, sired. Sit 1ib...... • 3 3
Mr. T. Poem'. br. t, Boras Bowes, 3 yis,6to. 101 b. 2 ♦ dr
Errs belong or Barba Bowrs,sad 6 to I sgsi the weuatr.
A geed race.
London, England, 1822-08-15

NEW SOUTH WALES.

EXTRACT FROM THE REPORT OF THE COMMIS-
'WEER OF INQUIRY INTO THE STATE OF THE
COLONY OP NEW SOUTH WALES.

[Printed by Order of 16e Horse of Commons.)

Subsistence and Clothing of the Convicts retained

Sy I:overnment ; and Employment of Female
Convicts.
London, England, 1822-08-15

EAST INDIA HOUSE, AVOMT 14, 1822.
TRE COURT of DIRECTORS of the
UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENG-
LAND, trading to the EAST INDIES, do hereby give
Notice,
Thnt a QUARTERLY GENERAL COURT of the said
COMPANY will he held at their House in Leadenball-
atieet, on WEDNESDAY, the 25th September next, at
Eleven u'Cluck iu the Fureuuon.

JOSEPH' DART, Secretary.
London, England, 1822-08-15

DEATHS.

Suddenly, at Frankfurt, is the 57th year of his age, Mr.
Natale Corsi, late Professor of Music.
On Tuesday last, at Lynn, aged 52, Mr. John Bradley,
distributor of Stamps, and formerly a respectable bookseice
of that place.
On Munday last, Ann, the wife of the Rev. Dr. Prevost,
of Tishury, Wilts, after a very long and ',sinful illness.
On the 31st alt. at High Elms, near Farnborough, Kent,
the residence of her uncle, Sir John William Lubbock, Bart.
in her 20th year, Anna Lubbock, eldest daughter of Hugh
Wm. Brown, Esq. St. James's-place.
Friday sennicht, ■t Yarmouth, Anne, relict of James
Fisher, Esq. of that place, daughter of the late Dr. Sted-
man, Archdeacon of Norfolk, and Rector of Denver, grand-
daughter of Dr. Robeit Batts, successively Bishop of Nor•
wich slid Ely. She was burn at the Palace of Ely, is the
year 1710.
On Wednesday, Mrs. Eno, the serious, industrious, and
much-respected wife of Mr. Eno, farmer and grazier, of
Freiston, Lincolnshire, whose demise was 90 strikingly sod
awfully sudden, that it seemed to be a solemn dispensation
that ought not to pass unimproved. Nearly the wholeoC
Tuesday last was spent by Mrs. Eno in the hay field, where
she afforded many proofs of health and activity by manag-
ing a atcatha•rake with such alertness as to produce con-
siderable effect. So that of the many who witnessed the
alacrity with which she s• made hay during the sunshine,"
little, very little did any one imagine that there was but a
step betseea her and death; and that sunshine would smile
upon her no more. Lithe evening, Mrs. Eno returned home,
to share with her friend►, her husband, her chi:dere, that
sweetest solace of labour and of toil, the social c. it
of domestic endearment, which she secno d to enjoy s•
peculiar delight, whilst she dwelt with more than ore
pleasure on the "joy" she expected "to come iu i'i•
morning," and accompany the duties of the enstoo:
day. But to her that morning never arrived; for, at the
solemu boor of midnight, her spirit became courciiii, el
the warning cry, " Behold the Bi ',legroom cometli
forth to meet him!"—Her soul hail been summoned to it II
its God, e►e the dawn of that day so fundly antirirattil:
her death had exemplified the force and the troll) of
salutary admonition of the Apostle:—" Go to now, ye :hat
say. a Today or to-morrow we will go into such a city ---
and buy, and sell, and get gain ' whereas ye know not what
shall be on the morrow. For what is your life it is rein
a vapour, that appearelb for a little time, and then vauislo
away. For that ye ought to say, If the Lard will, we shall
lire, and do this or Ghat ."—General Epistle of Jame"
chap. iv. v. 13-15. An Inquisition before C. :Bastin, Geto•
Coroner, was held on the body at Freiman, on Friday, who,
the verdict returned was, " Died by the visiting band of no-
videuce."

HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE THIS DAY.
Morning 39 after 12. Evening 10 after 1.

Printed sad Pe!dished at THE BRITISH PRESS ea.!
THE GLOBE Office, No. 1117, Siraad, (HARI. Ss
CORNWELL' K the Strand,
London, England, 1822-08-15

CONTEMPT OF COURT.

Mr. HART, at the rising of the Court, stated,
that in a case where a per►uu was committed to the
custody of the Warden of the Fleet Prison, for
aiding and abetting in a contempt of Court. his
Lordship had been pleased to say, that hr 'Hight
apply to be discharged ; he had presented a Petition
for that purpose. Perhaps his Lordship would
answer it some day in the present sittings ?
The LORD CHANCELLOR —" For any day you
please."
Mr. HART—" For Monday next ?"
The LORD CH•NCELLOR—" Be it so."

POLICE.

MANSION-HOUSE.

Yesterday Amu Drown, • respectably dressed an, was
beenglit up i■ the cusitisly of an officer fros Unioo.hall.
He was charged by John Dark, of No. 8, Leatherseller's.
buildings, with being a partner in a fictitious house of beers
ness, under the Arm of Patzwillianis sad Brown. Mr. Dark
stated, that he had furnished them with portable desks and
other cabinet littiop for their tounling-bouse in Angel-court,
to the amount of sixteen guineas, for which be was to
have bee• paid ready money, but be could sot get a farthing.
Os his pressing for the sno•ry the whole if AI dissolved, lea,.
log not • wreck behind. He believed if Hose were gives •
great •umber of tradesmen would come forward .ho bad
been defrauded of their good*, ■uder false pretences, by ibe
Prisoner sod his partners...

The Prisoner ;aid that his same was James Brows Court,
and that he bad no eonueziow whatever with the dim of
Fitzvrilimos and Co.

The officer who bad brought she Prisoner from Vision-
hall, stated that be had given a diffrrrut time to the Magis-
trate there, having been brought before him fur ■itrmptieg,
with three others, to decamp from a public-house without
paying their reckoning.
The Primmer said ►e was exceedingly intoxicated at the
time it took place.

The Lord Mayor ordered him to be brought op again ou
Raiorday for further eaassittaiioe, wiles Mr. Dauk was or-
dered to attend.

eUREN-SQUA RI.

Mrs. Murphy, • Lady who keeps a house hi Demerit-
street, charged ber neighbour, Mr. Wilkie', with assaulting
btr, and threatening to shoot her.
The Complaisant, a pretty woman, issiseated that the
Prisoner made some amorous proposals to her, which ►he
rejected with contempt, she being • married woman. A few
days ago, a lodger is hue house was quitting her lodging. and
deposited as article of furniture in her house, for safety,
because she dreaded he would seism it for • week's root, not
then due. When he discovered ibis be look it as ■n excuse
fur revenge, and swore he would do for ber, using many is-
decent expressions.
Several witnesses were coiled in support of this statement.
The Prisoner, is defence, said Mrs. Murphy called him
many opprobrious Dames.

The Magistrate said there was so proof of an assault, and
advised them to make up the matter amicably.

AN IRISH FEMALE ORATOR.
London, England, 1822-08-15

CORONERS' 1 AT4I7ESTS.

Yesterday In inquest was held at she Bull, Parron's Green,
heroic Mr. Stirling, Corone► fo► illiddtesex, upon the hods
or.l. Junes, a lad who, it appeared, strolled from his lather
house to play with other lads opea the Greta, and ulieu
about sets yards treat the Bull he ran under a horse t. hick
was drawiug a cat heavily lade*. The horse knocked Lint
down, sad the n heels passed over his body and killed him
es the spot.
Verdict—t' Accidental death—au blame attac►ed to t►e
driver of ibe horse and cart."

Yesterday our iaqui siii us was held at the Mo•ater Tavern,
St. Goorge's in the West, before A Gag, Esq.
Cormier for W'estminsier, osi the body of JUNKS Matthews,
• boy volir.se parents live is that plate, and %she about a
week back had been initiatiwg lbw 'wham jugglete iw swal-
luwiva a sword; some of tris school-fellows atitisipted to dis-
suade hula from it, vibe. he swallowed s black-lead pencil,
which stopped in the pasoice ID lb. stomach, sod could t
be removers, in etroseqwelite of which lie died us Monday.
Verdict—Acesdenfal Death
SUICIDE.

An Itopisition cal held yesuriday at lbe bowie of Mrs.
blau,., the into of the Crown, in Leigb.streeis Red lion
aquar, berme Thomas Stirling, Esq. Coroner, ou view of itsn
body of Hee brrt Brace, E.g. nit elderly gentleestaa of lode.
peodeot Gomm., who put • period phis exialcace by hang.
ing himself its the house of Mr. Birch, coal merchant, No. 7,
in that alnet.
•
It appeared that the deceased, who bad a bum* at Brighton,
came to town • few days ago, on a visit to bas brother, who
lodges in the house of Mr. Birch; sod, Mace his alma' to
town, he showed symptoms of mental deressgoimetst. Ou
Monday nmaning, out doming disco Maim to breakfast, his
hruittrr and the servant-amid repaired I. We couns.i• Mum
if he was seawall, and there tumid hum saspraded lsyi • boost-
kerchief from the bed-temer, quote 4ead sad cold, having
apparently bung for several hums.
11 he Jury, after hearing the @outvote, Merged a verdict—
" That be mate to his de ails by Isarsairg Bassett, being at the
time is a state of temporary mental dsrasseasert."

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London, England, 1822-08-15

F.43IIIONABLE PrOVkii ENT!.

The Duke of Devonshire is expected to leave town io a
few days for his seat, Elsinore Castle, Ireland.
Prince Frederick of Holstein left Greillon's Hotel, Albe-
merle street, on Tuesday evening, fur Hamburgh.
The Bishop of Ely add family have left tows for Ely
Palace, Cambridgeshire.
The Earl and Countess of Caledon have arrived at Tao.
bridge Wells from their seal Kent.

Lord Ellesibiirough arrived In town on Tuesday evening
Gore the isle of Wight, and immediately set off for North
Cray, Kent.

Loud and Lady G. H. Cavendish and family are expected
this day at their seat, Latimers, from Compton Place, East.
bourn ; and to-morrow or Saturday they are expected in
town for a few days, preparatory to their going to tba Coo.

Lord Macdonald has eft the British Hotel, Jerraye-etraet,
for Scotland.

The Hoo. R. F.Gretrille and the Countrss of Maasfield left
town yesterday for their seat,

Mr*. Fltzherbert num d iu town ye6torday front her sett,
Sherwood Lodge.
. .

Suffield 13. wn , Esq. has arrived at his seat, Melton Muw.
bray, from Pllf
Mr. stud Mrs. Haile left Thomas's Hotel, Berkeley.square,
yesterday, fur their seat in Herts.
Arrivals at Hudeson's Hotel, Dover-street :—The Mar-
quis and Marchioness of Ely, and Lady Charlotte Loftus,
from E'y Lodge, Ireland; William. Norhary, E.q. sod
Miss Norbury, and Mrs. Nash, fruin Worcestrrsbile. Dr.
picture :—Sir P. Mostyu, Bart. yesterday, :ur his seat Al
Wale..

Departures from Warren's Hotel, Regent-street .—TI
Rea. Mr. and Mts. Fortesene and Muss Ackland for Rey.
well, Essex ; and Robert flay, E.q. fur the Comment.
Departures frornlthana's Hotel, Lower Brook-wee'
S. Butter, Ertl. fur Scotland; W. Wodehouse, El. for North.
walshani, Norfolk; Sir V. Cotton, Bart. fur Madingle) Had,
Cambridge. _ - _
London, England, 1822-08-15

TEGG'S BOOK OF KNOWLEDGE.

This day was published, Eleventh Edition, in one large Vo-
lume, with Three Engravings, price only 4s. extra boards,
r ThE YOUNG MAN'S BOOK of KNOW-
JO. LEDGE, containing a familiar View of the import-
ance of Religion, the ‘Vniks of Nature, Logic, Eloquence,
the Passions, Mailer and Motion, Mechan,eil Powers, Op-
tic., Electricity, Geometry. Growl-why, A.t.o:•ottiy, History,
Chronology, a Treatise on SI111(1-11*Ild, and a Gcueral Index,
&c Ey THOMAS TEGG,
Eiblur of the " Chronology, or Historian's Companion."
" This is a book from which he who knows little may learn
a great deal, and he who knows will find knowledge recalled
to mind in a manner highly pleasing."—[rang. Mag.
London: Printed fur Simpkin and Marshall, Stationer's-
cows; T. Tegg, Cheapside ; also Griffin and Cu., Glasgow.
London, England, 1822-08-15

TO THE PROPRIETORS OF EAST INDIA STOCK,
LADINO AND CANTU:MAN,
THE !mewed VACANCY which has occurred
in your COURT of DIRECTORS, renders it incum-
bent on me again to present myself to your notice.
It is a duty which I owe to the Prop. idiots at large, and
particularly to those from whom I have had the honour of
receiving pledges of support, to state, that, in consequence
of prior engagements to Mr. Mills, it is the advice of my
Friends, in unison with my Own feelings, that I should ab.
stain from priceediug to the Ballot ou the present Occasion ;
• determination which would have been earlier imparted to
you, had not some of my valuable connexions been slaseut
from town.

This line of conduct, I Irma, will not weaken toy mien.
siona to your patronage; but that, ou the next opportunity,
1 may with confidence rely upno your kindness being exer-
cised to place me in the important situation to which 1
"pine.
have the honour to he,
Ladies and Gentlemen,
Your most obliged and faithful S.rvatit,
J. PETTY MUSI'RATT.
New Broad-street, August 14, 1822.
London, England, 1822-08-15

WHITTINGHAM'S CABINET LIBRARY.

This day arc published, beaulifully printed by Mr. Whining.
ham. iu Pocket Volumes, each sold separate,
ROBINSON c USO E, 2 vols. 7a.—Lord
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Search after Happiness, Is—Elizabeth, by 31. Coffin, 2s.—
Thomson's &Immo, 2s.—Paul and Virginia, 2s.—Moore's
:tarred Drama, 2s. 6,l—Dodd's Prison Thoochis,
Huilirs Beauties of Slialtspeare, 4a. 6,l.—Doili's Reflections
on Death, 2s —Quarl's Divine Emblems, 4s. 6d.—Cowper's
Poems, 2 vols. as —Jasuius's Leiters, 4s. fid —Butler's H udi-
bra., 2 vulg. ea.—Vicar of Wakefield, 3.. &J.—Pope's
Minter's Iliad, 2 vols. is.—Ditto, Odyssey, 2 vols. 61.
Goldsmith's Citizen of the World, 2 vols. 7s.—Chester6eld's
Advice to his Sou, Is. 6d.--Kippis's Cook's Voyage., 2 vols.
6s —Mores Essays, Ac. a volume published occasionally.
Cbiswick : Printed by C. NV William, and suhl by Thomas
Tcgg, 111, Cheapside, Loudon.
P.6.—Be particular is ordering Whittlagbaat's Editions.
London, England, 1822-08-15

GRAND MILITARY FETE!!!
Under the especial Patroaage of his Majesty, and in honour
of the Birth-day of his Royal Highness the Duke of
YORK, Comonaoder-in-Chief, &c. ke. TO-MORROW,
nIIDAY, 16th of August.
ROYAL GARDENS, VAUXHALL.
THE Proprietors of the Royul Gardens most
respectfully acquaint t►e Public, that it is their wish
to celebrate the BIRTH-DAY of his Royal Highness the
Duke of YORK, the illustrious Brother of their Royal Patron
sod Kier, with every magic of respect and splendour; they
therefore it as their intention, that the Grand Mili-
tary Fete on Friday s►all be Nearly similar, in point of
grandeur, to that give. on Monday last to commemorate
the Both of his Most Gracious Majesty; which Fete was
hemmed by the presence of Thousands of the Nubility and
Gentry; and the Proprietors have the greatest satisfaction
in stating t►ey have received from all quarters the strongest
testimonials of the approbation of the Company Foment.
The Amusement will consist, as on the late Gala, of such ■
combination of Talent and Wonders as were tinier till then
sera at any single Fete, is.

J. B. Longuemare the Tight-Rope Prodigy! baaseemares
Woodesful Family! Joan Be(hack, the Blark•RopeP.o.
dig, ! Tallow &Rink, She loftiest Devil! Beithve%%Sable
and Iherprisioglnes! Ramo Santee, the Wonderful
India, Juggler!! The Magnificent Fire-Works of Morirsm!
The Beautiful Herap!asiesoptrun! Hydraulira,hy hlr Mor.
ris ! More brilliant Illuminations than ever!!! &e. &c.
R4llllO Santee, Young Longuemare, and hall Belliork, may
properly be termed the Three Wonders of the World !!!
The Concert will comaseace at Eight o'Clock. The Gardena
will again, on this occasion, surpass all their foliate splen-
dour, and even exceed their brilliancy on the late Coronation
Fete; they will be decorated with Flan of all Nations-
arid superbly illuminated with 11,328 additional Lamps!!!
hi appropriate Worms mad devices, by the inicenous Artirt
belonging to the Establishment (Mr. Duffel) The Fire-
Works will be provided by she celebrated Signior Mortram,
whose productions have every evening given such universal
delight and astonishment; and as he is paid, on this occasion,
• large sum extra, he has undertaken to produce the moat
magnificent FireiWorkr, in She moat brilliant part or which
J. B. Longuemare, she Tight-Rope Prodigy, makes bis won-
derful Ascent on she Rope.
The Cosinoranras, Preach Theatre, Grand Submarine
Cave, and Water Works, as usual.
The Coscert,Military, Scotch, and Paudean Bands will
perform daring the evening.
Early is the morning she Royal Standard will be hoisted
on the top of the Orchestra; and at one p.m. a Royal Salute
will be fired.

•a• New Cloak Rooms bare bees titled up, and respect-
able Females appointed to attend out Ladies.
Extra Doors be opened.—No Orders admitted.
Doors open at Seven—Performances commence at Half:
past Seven.—Adotissioa, 31. Vinci Rex !
London, England, 1822-08-15

ARMY CONTRACTS.

COMMISSARIAT Di . NT, *nitwitWY
CHAMBERS, PRAY 30, 1822.
NOTICE is hereby given Noll Persons desirous
of eontroeting lo supply BEEF and MUTTON to
las Majeete's Land Ferree in Cantonments, quarters and
narracks, in Me undermentioned Canalice at.d blonde :
Alderney Gloncesivr (iaclud. NutlinKhattt
Bedford inw the City of Oxfuid
Seiko (incleding Bristol) Rullnuil
the Town of Guernsey Salop
linnee.rurd) I Hants . Somerset
Berwick I Hereford Stafford
Bucks I iierstuid Suffolk
Cambridge(inelud. 1 Hunts I Surrey
rag the Town of Isle of Am,. Sussex
Newmarket) Isle of tried Warwick
Chvater I lersey Westmoreland
Cornwall (incl.& / I(vnt (incledieg Wilts
rug Scilly) / 'Tilbury Fort) Worcester
Can:herbed Lancaster York
I •
Derby Leicester lo the several
Devon . Lineal' Connate of
,
Harare Middlesex ss,. Nord and
Hurhane(inelnding I Monmouth South Wales
Holy !slued) I Norfolk And in the sere-
Ewa (exclusive of Northampton ral Counties in
Tilbury Fort) Northumberland
North Britain.

That the Deliveries are to commence on and for the 23th
day of September next ; that Proposals in writing, sealed
up and marked " Tender for Array Sld pplies" will be re-
ceived at this Office on or before Tuesday ;be 3d day of
September next, but none will be received after Twelve
o'Clock on Ilsal Day.
Proposals must be merle separately far each County and
Island, the Islauds of Guernsey, Jersey, situ Alderney, ex-
cepted, all of which must be included in one Trader ; like-
wise fur the Counties comprising North and South Wales;
as must also the several Counties in North Britain ; and
each Proposal must have the Letter which is annexed to
the Tender properly filled up by Two Persons of known
property engaging to become bound with the l'arty tendering
in the ■mount stated in the printed Particulars fur the
due performance of the Contract; and sou Proposal will
be noticed unless made on a printed Tender, and the
prices expressed is words ■t length; and should it so
happen that during the continuance of the Contract no
Troops should be supplied by virtue of the same, the
amount of the Siairipa on the Contract ■ud Bond, paid is
the first instance by the Contractor, will he refunded to bim.
Particulars of the Contracts may he had upon application
at this Office between the hours of Ten and Four; and of
the Barrack-Masters at Guernsey, Jersey, and the Isle of
Man.

N B.—As considerable alterations have been made ill the
Tenders for the Islands of Guernsey, Jersey, sad Alderoey,
persons tendering fur those Islands are requested to attend to
the same.
London, England, 1822-08-15

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

PURTMOUTII, AUGUST 13.
Arrived the Sir Charles 31•Carlhy, Harris, from Antigua
for London.

et.vmouvrt, AVOCaT 12.
Sailed the Glory for Cloehrc; F.(l.•n, Coulihard, for St,
Peterebnrch ; Perseverance, Tasky, fur Quebrc; and Per.
severance, Brown, for Africa.

FALMOUTH, AUGUIT 12.
Sailed the Surprise, Lurman for Gibraltar.
OVAL, AUGUIT 13.
Arrived this mo►nin and smiled fur the River the Juno,
from Cadiz; Ceres, from Trieste.
Put back by contrary wind, the Eagle, Henley, for Que.
bec; Sicilian. Frost, fur Madeira; and several inure, parti-
culars unknown.

Came down from the River and remain the Sarah, Thacker,
fur Bombay; Weststorlaud, Marjonbanka, fur Quebec and
Jamaica.

CORN EXCHANGE, Avousir 14.

The great depression in the Wheat trade, which has been
experienced fur several days past, in consequence of the
im-
messily of the supplies, and the continuance of Sue weather,
tins, if possible, still greater this morning, owing to the re-
duction in the price of Flour of ss. per sack, which was de-
termined upon at nearly the close of Monday's market.
Scarcely any sales were made to-day, and prices of that of
last year's growth were completely nominal ; the quantity
now on hand exceeds all f..rmer precedent. The Oat trade
continues very heavy, and may be quoted from Sd. to Is. per
quarter lower. In Barley, Beaus, and Pease, there is so
alteration.

COAL MARKET, AvarsT 14.
Ships •t Market. Ships Sold Price.

351 NeWC3Cile iOt 3s'. 6d. to 414. 6J.
11 Sunderland
2 IVelaU Cool 1

PRICE OF LEATHER.
Butts, 50 to 561bs each 18.1 to 20.1 per lb.
Ditto, 56 to 661bs. each .l to —.l
Dressing Hides lBl.l to 191.1
Fine Coach Hides .. 101 lto 2014
Crop tildes 35 to 411 Iba. for cutting 18.1.1 to 1914
Ditto 45 to 301hs ..191.1 to t 1 4J
Calf Skins 30 to 401bs 22.1 to 27d
Ditto 50 to 70Ibs 28.1 to 334
Ditto 70 to 801bs 26.1 to 29d
Small Seals (Greenland) 18d to 204
Large ditto
Tanned Horse Hides .... 151 to 171,t1
Spanish Horse Hides 16.1 to 21d
London, England, 1822-08-15

SPANISH REVOLUTION.

This day was published, in Soo. illisatrate,l with a Map of
the Route of the Army, in one thick volume, price Ns.
boards,
AN HISTORICAL REVIEW OF THE
SPANISH REVOLUTION ; including some Account
of Religion, Manners, and Literature in Spain.
By EDWARD BLAQUIERE, Egq.
Anther of " Letters from the Mediterranean," Ike.
" Say not thou, what is the cause that the former days
were better than these ? for thou dust not inquire wisely con.
terming this."—Ecclesiastes, chap. 7.
Printed for G. and W. B. Whittaker, Ave Maria-lane.
London, England, 1822-08-15

NEW SONG.

HIS ➢IAJESTY'S VISIT TO SCOTLAND.

CARLE, NOW THE KING'S COME!
BY SIR WALTER SCOTT, RARE.
(Being new words to an aidd
RT 11.

She loomed her goalie' of maintain dew,
It rassed her isra.rt the higher too,
Because it came from Waterloo—

Carle, now the King's conk!
Again I heard ber summons swell
Fur sic a dirdsim and a yell
It druwu'd Saint Giles 's Jovring bell--
Carle, now the King's come
My trusty Provost, tried and light,
Siaud forward fur the Guile Town's right,
There's graur Mae vun been made a Kuigh•—•
Carle, now the King's comet
Illy Reverend Clergy, see ye say
The best of thanksgivings ye ha'e,
Aud waratle fur a sunny day--
Carle, now the Killed come !

My doctors, look that you agree,
Cure a' She town without a fee,
My lawyers, dinua pike a pica—
Carle, now the Kin's came!
Come forth each sturdy burgher's bairn,
That clouts on wood or dentition ■irn,
That fires the OM or winds the Oro—
_

Carle, now the king's come!
Come forward with the blanket blue,
Your sires were loyal men and tree,
As tieollaud's fuemeo oft might rue—
Carle, uow the King's come!
Scots downa loop, said rim and rave,
We're steady folks, and something grave,
We'll keep the causeway firm and brave—
Carle, now the Log's come!
Sir Thomas thunder from your rock
Till Pentlaud clippies wa' the shock,
I'll hate a Imam new snood smoke—.

Carl*, now the King's come!
Melville, bring out your bands of blue,
A' Louduii lads, bonito stout and true,
With Etch*, Hope, and Cockburn too—.
Carle, now the King's come!
And you, who an you bluidy braes
Compell'd the yam:01501 Neiman 's praise,
Kauk out—rauk out—my gallant Grem—
Carle, now the King', come .!
Cork u' the North, my Huntly brim
Where are ye with my Forty-twa,
was's my heart that ye're awa'—
Carte, now Ike King's come!

But ynottler come r” rattly Celts,
WI Is irk au pistol at their belts,
Thaul. God, we're •:ilt some plaids and kilts-
Cat ;0, Dow the King's come!
Corne,ectik you, rap each archer spark,
For ~iu're to Ku. id t ut Itch sod dark,
Faith, lads, I Ito you've lilt the mark,
C tic, now the Kiug's come'
Yount Errol, take the Sword of State,
The .erp.re Paviemorarchote,
Knight Mareachal, see ye dear the gate—
Carle, new the King's come!
Kind Cummor Leith, Wye been mis•set,
Hut diuns be upon th fret—
Ys'ire bar the hausel u' his yet=

CID le, DOW lilt Kieg's come!
My daughters, tome with e'ru sae blue,
Your garlaulls weave, your rild fiawnis strew,
He steer sew fairer Augers than you—
Carle, now the limes come!

What shall we de lee the propane--
We need to offer something Gm.
But de'al a gruat's in pooch o' Moe—
_

Carle, now the Ling's come!
Hell care—for that l'se never start,
We'll welcome hies with Highland heart,
Whaie'cr we have Ise 's have his part—
Cork, now the King's rose !
11l show him mason-work this day,
Nene o' your bricks of Babel clay,
But towers shall stand till time's away—
Carle, now the King's come!
And here's Sir John, of projects iife,
Will win the thanks of an sold wife,
And bring here healih and length of life—
Carle, sow the King's cam !