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The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1818-09-07

HAMBURGH PAPERS.

WARSAW, AVOVST 17.
The new church which is building here in the
fora► of the Pantheon st Rowe, will have over the
entronce this inscription in insible--." Diva Alex-
andra."
The harvest turns out very abundant in Hut
country *bout Warsaw.

CHRISTIANIA, AUGUST 13.
Th. Starthing of the Kingdom of Norway, now
usivembled, having yesterday signified its with to
wait upon his Majesty. the King was pleased yrs-
terday afternoon to receive a depot■t' . at it.
head of which was the President, Christie, who ad.
dressed his Majesty as follows :
" The Representatives of the Kingdom of Norway enj.iy
at Ibis moment a happiness which has beta the constant
object of their wishes, that of appearing before she Kin;
of she Visited King. Nail, and welcoming hive on his entrance
into the capital of Norway. The Stathiete would have wished
to well upon your Majesty by a Deputation on she frontiers
of 11w Kingdom; hut it felt she necessity ofacceleestiog, by
uninterrupted ■pplialion, she business still in armee, and
to keep all the Mended* together ON account or the repar-
tition of she taxes which is now before them. The Stor-
thing, therefore, convinced that your Majesty would ap-
prove its eoaduet mutter these eilcutnstanees, has been
forced in give up the fulAhneul of so agreealde a duly.
Whew the Sovereign Kings formerly visited Norway. the
people were always filled with lively j.,y. How much
greater and nobler must their joy Now be, as 16, se,
in your Majesty * Kin( reieising by the law to whom liwy ars
chiefly indebted fer their liheriy,siol to whom it looks with
confidence as the most Zealous deli eider of their. todepent.l.
rare.yit. Andli
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vocation ! The National liepreasetaisvia, who resents so
imam, potters of she umni. rre
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London, England, 1818-03-09

ROBBF.RY AT BRUNET'S HOTEL.

On Saturday afternoon, about three o'clock,. young man,
genteelly dressed, entered Brunet's hotel, Leicester.squore ;
he was observed by Mr. Dilivet, the manager of the house,
to go up stairs ve►y boldly, it was therefore considered
that he was going to some of the inmates in the hotel. He
entered a room where Coant Ludorff, the Neapolitan Minis.
ler was sitting, snit so Siding the Count there he made a polite
apology, saying he had mistaken the room for Mr. Deforrs,
He proceeded from his Excellency's room to the room where
his lady, the Countess Ludorff, was, and from the Couutesa's
room to the room where the Secretary to the Austrian Ambas-
sador was. He was observed to go out of the house with a
large boodle, and it not beisg known what he bad been doing
in the kunst, and that be bad been inquiring fors gentle-
maw who did got lodge there, be was pursned and over-
taken in Lisle-streei.upposite to the New Jerusalem Chapel,
and the bundle he bad proved to be clothrs belonging to
Mr. Boin bon de Conti, whine room he bad ?sacred
in his shoetree, and made off. He was detained, and
DonaMeon, the constable, sent for, who brought him to
the Office, when he said his name was John Roberts. He
declined saying who he was, or making any reply to the
charge. He bad been seen in she hotel about three weeks
ago. at which time it was also robbed.
He was committed fur further examination.
London, England, 1818-03-09

WINDSOR. ?italics S.

On Tuesday Lady Gaosvetrot arrived at the
Castle, on a rout to the Princess SOPUIA.
The QI/111111, Primroses Avausvis nod ELIZA.
OZZ4I. armed salibrCainle f ridgy, from trosehm,
at half past three o'clock. Doring her blairrrest
absence in 'London the Archbishop of Vona. the
Doke of SlotsTiosa, and Sir W. Guru., three
members of the Queries Coaucil, hare beau in at.
tonelance on the &IN G.

After use famaltsuor up of the Queen's Comma,
yesterday the members partook afsoarut refreshment,
previous to their return to Loudon.
Lord ARDEN remains here.
Ta-.torn. the Royal sag ileum& trill Matt for a
day's heat from Fondant, new wit flail, owl on
Friday, at ten o'clock. from Settfoo. The fields
mad laud round Etou are under water, *antic to the
coutioned and homey raw.
London, England, 1818-03-09

" The frolic wind that breathe. the Spring"—

(as Mil:l4N detionnitates Zephyr)—lhiscontinutil
search after new amours—his .portive gollantry with
each new mistress--atiord misty opportunities for
the introduction of graceful and elegant dancing.
Mims. BAPTI.TE was almost as lively and buoyant
as Zephpr I • self. The opening pnr de dear be-
tween him and the accomplished MiLANtI was one
of the gayest and most spirited iwrformances ever
exhibited by the votaries of %erpsichore. Mademui-.
selle Lasaerom told Mademoiselle VOLE?, the for-
mer as a sprightly, the latter as a languishing shep-
herdess, evinced ability of the first order. The
Iwrt allotted to Mr. Oscan BYRNE in this ballet,
is not so prominent as his acknowledged talent*
ought to command. His pas seal, which he danced
with intisite prase sod spirit. was received with
_bursts of approbation. Of the four Nymphs, inci-
dental to the ballet,- IMARINETTE was the liveliest
and loveliest. Site &aced with great animation—
but her animation was subservient to the dictates of
taste and delicacy. A younger brother of Mr.
OSCAR BYRNE represented Cuspid, and • inure
perfect image of the God of Luse was never cart in
earthly moukl. The Duke sod Duchess of GLOU-
CUTS& were iu the splendid circle.

A new melo-drama. entitled "• PHs, in Boon."
founded on the well-known story of Grimalkiles mira-
culous efforts to procure fur his master a rich and 110.
• ble wife. so often conned over with delight in our
childhood, was read in the greeo-roons.ofCoeent-
garden Theatre on Thursday last. It will clnuprise
all the comic sud pantomimic strength of the com-
pany. Messrs. LISTON., BLANCH4III). matt.
E) tsnnio, SIIIOIIO,Is, ?AWAY, GILlisiALDt. 110-
Loon*. Miss S. Bourn. and many other eminent
performers, will appear in it.

Mrs. Dicsoss hi' arrived safely at Peas. on her
route to fulfil engagements at Turin and Milan,
which her unexpected return to England had corn.
pelled her temporarily to abandon. It reflects hula
credit on her country, that talents of such excel•
Ferree should be suffered to migrate, and obtain that
celebrity from the uninitiated judgment of foreign.
ere, which had beets too coldly acceded by seine
other critical countrymen.
Mr. Flaws,/ is about to hare the whole of the
Oratorio of Sampson performed.
'rise last movement to the concerto ou the organ.
played by !tlr, Jaccia. oir Friday night. at the
Covent Gi%Well Oratorios. was rrOM Dr. Bunguir's
history of rnn•ic, as H specimen of ancient compo,i-
hoist h.avinF been compered by (tries, the composer
of Ann pubis Pontine. for Quern ELIZAMETIVII
Virginals. It we. moot admirably played, and had
, a delightful effect. It was greatly applauded.
London, England, 1818-12-10

detained ire euatedy ter trial et
lions. for tha aeroult. flukes eh
rity for her appeenture.
!Fut. Cooper was put to the
meat for tionticiowly tiring ii

loeuktupt, who were defend—lug the property efllie
Flatter; but au the application of Mr. ALLEY, the
tri4l was put off until the next Sermon, on au ail-
I 14vit, vetting forth the obeence of a material
news.

The Primmer complained of the hardship of be-
lt% otill further aletaiimil in custody, after the ims
prisomnent he had already endured. He bad given
notice to the solicitor fur the prosecution of his
intention to take his trial at the present Sessioes.
The RECORDER replied, that the Prisoner had
lacers! the affidavit read which led to the postpone-
ment. The affidavit could Hot be resisted. His
ease could not 14 SO very hard, as he was only in
custody since Mowdey.
The Prisoner..." My Lord, ran I he liberated on
giving good bail ? My case fins many peculiarities
iii it."
The lii.noitora —" Prisoner, the offence with
which you stand nal ges4 is a capital line, and it is
not in my pnvirr to accept bail for it. The offence
is tint hashilsle."

Mr. ALLEY Stattql, iliat the Prisoner had been a
lawyer's clerk, :mil niisst therefore have been fully
aware that it was hint a Imil:thle offence.
Cush S WAS indicted for breaking and
entering the dwelling-house of Joseph Simpson, end
stealing therein • silver watch, value '.I. the proper-
ty of Josiah Allen
It appeared asi evidence, that die Prisoner broke
into the Prosecutor's room, and stole from thence
the watch in question.
The Prisoner, on being called upon for her de-
fence, ahuved the Prosecutor and his wife, and
cluirged,them with v*ioos crimes.
The fury found die Prisoner Guilty.
Mr. Sanwa. the Keeper of Newgate said, that
the Prisoner had only received his Majesty's pardon
a veer incr. for a similar offence.
Bithleek was indicted for assaulting
11. June*, en the King's highway, and taking from
his person, and against his will, a hat and t hand-
kerobief, value Ifs.

..The Pro•ecutow stated, that he was walking
along Whitechapel, and some person cams behind
and knocked hint down. He could not die•
tiognish the face of the perAun, but he caught
him by the coat, awl by the assistance of tome
tenons !Waling, ht cured him.

ordiet—Clniliy.
7he other ca3rb rre trifling outaniti.

7:70 cow of pislilit• Interest uccu!ted yesterday in
the Court of Common Pleas.

latahly a amnion tiled nt enppin•rnrd, near
Ilantint.loll. who bad let the preceding week lain
in a florin:int state. In tie: cottrse of that time ►he
hati b. en Itt bloat. when. it isrrid. she tipeavd her
eyes. but immediately atterwaitl4 tell into het Far-
mer stAte or ithetnykiicT, end continued oo titl QUO
died.
London, England, 1818-12-10

tore. The revision of the penal code, it it mid, will,
at the suggestion of the Ministers, form 6 groat.
' tient feature in the proceedings of the iterittiblies.
It Rabe a coincidence somewhat si►►gular, should
the Representative Undies botl► of Great Britain
end France he employed at the same *meld in
discuysiog the same questions. We true' and hope
that our Parliament will not hesitate, at the earliest
opportunity, to engage in an termination of that
part of our municipal laws, on which the comforts
of society and the moral character of the great mars
of the people mainly depend. A notice Ism been
published iii Paris, requiring the attendonctof the
Members of the Chamber of Deputies on the yids
instant, at their usual place of meeting, for the
purpose of appointing the Deputation which is to
watt upon his Majesty on the opening of the
Session.

The Funds experienced a considerable improve-
ment on Saturday. The 6 pe► Cents. rose during
the course of that day to 69 f. 50c., and finally
closed at 69 f., which is one-half per cent, higher
than they were on Friday. The rise in Mink
Stock was much greeter. It had closed on Friday
at 1,545 f., but on Saturday it reached 1,575 f.
London, England, 1818-12-10

Lotto—f siva sortii
IF Letter, which I lye
kith Ofroe, coaling'

appeared. is the !Aigrette of "s pert Ottp,zbe rttb
the Austrian Piclizo Si..dibesmni urrired at Vey*,
from Yellows, in Albania, Rig baring
moved to the I.azareUe, 4 thee ahs nstr.yrefirs
of fever us the 20th, aa4 Alm days it?
It& Three other pa Mau the sok
24th, and 2Gth, and re7l,l.'irat the 2 lb,t►aaFoetld
ou the 27th, and the third tie 30111 &timer si
another has 'wen attacked, 1114 died ye,..rdisy
The greatest precautions have been immediately adopted by
the Board of Health ;•the vessel was instantly removed into
a separate canal, and all communication strictly inter.
diciest between the pamengers of the St. i and the
other inelividsals at present in quarantine; and as this
alarming inaliidy has hitherto been entirely confined to the
first, great hopes arc entertained that it will be kept within
the.walls of the Lagarrtte, around which, fur emitter secu-
rity, sentinels have been placed to prevent all approach.
There ire nu English vessels at present in this port, and only
(meander British colons% belonging to Malta.
" I have the honorer to rentals'' my Lord,
" Your Lordship's most obedient humble servant,
(Signed) " R. B. HOPP?i ER, Constil.General.
The Right Hun. Viscount Castlereagh, &c."

The Indiana, of Ntsvcastle, is totally
the Guiltlett Sand ; crew and moat of the alias
saved.

Two persons have died within the Is't week, in
the Fleet privon, who were prisoners for contempt
of Court. One of them. ROSKIIT birittstatia, bud
4)mm-con6ned nine year.'.

Mr. LACON has declined offering himself as a
Candidate lOr the representatiuti of rent Yarmouth,
having no chalice of successfully oppositig Mr.
Anson ; and it is currently reported that Mr.
LACON'S friends deputed three Gentlemen to pro-
ceed to London, iu order to procure another Nliiiis.
terial Candidate, but that they have returned, with-
out succeeding in the object of their journey.
Contrary to the expectation of some, Wlients dill
not rise at Norwich 31allet on Saturday, but aH
difficulty obtained the pyre of last week. 111.oley
and Oats also matittimsed their ground.—The
ket in plaices was tilled with Cattle. rot and lean.
niostly the latter, yet high prices were demanded,
The pens were fell of Sheep, and there was a larr,e
stock of store and some fat Hogs.
London, England, 1818-12-10

presented himself at the house of the Prefect of
Police, M. de Bartels. and solicited permission to
reside in this city. His request wawcomplied with.
on the express condition of conforming, in every
respect, to the existing laws.
At Copenhagen twenty-veven public sales were
lately announced. of which twenty-three were in
consequence of hankrupiciro.

BANKS OF THO SLOE, NO'lElll6ll SS.

The English brig Britannia, bound from Lon•
don to Bremen, with a cargo of colonial goods, was
tru uded between the Is!roof Balt ruin and Langerog.
This has given occasion to an event, which is related
in so many different ways, that public opinion ought
to be suspended until better informal be obtained.
Accord►ng to some, the Master hid agreed with the
sailors to unload the ship ; others pretend that
the sailors had begun to pillage her. The only
fact on which all are agreed iv, that troops having
come apnn them, they fired on the sailors, killed
two of them, and arrested twenty-two. A Com.
mission has beeu nominated by the Chancellerie of
A oriel' to erstniue this affair, and M. de Wangeron.
Director of the Chancellerie, has proceeded to the
place.
London, England, 1818-10-22

NORTH POLL
Oa the td of NOVEMBER will be published, la 1 vol. be
will • Map' lb.
HISTORY cr VOYAGES into the POLAR
REGIONS; nadertaken chiefly for the purpose of
discovering a Nortb-lbet. Nortb-West. or Polar Passage be-
tween ibr Sandie sad PaeiSe; frees the earliest periods of
besdinavian Navigation, to the departure of lb. recent
Espeditious user the Orders of Captains Roes and Buchan.
By JOHN BARROW. F.R ft.
Printed for Jobs Murray. Albemarle-street, Lauda*.
London, England, 1818-12-28

most effectual way of hastening Ow fulfilment of the
KING'S wish of reducing the amount of the public
burdens.

The funds intve again fallen ; the five per Cents.
on ‘Vetinesdity welt lit fr. 40 c. ; Batik Stuck
1,300 f.

A Flanders Iliad arrived last night, with Papers
to the 26th instant. An article dated Brussels, the
2S I, num:tier* the receipt of letters from the fron-
tiers of Spain, stating, that several regiments in
garrison in the provinces of Navarre, Biscay, and
Arragon. have received order, to march to the en-
virons of Marfrol. It is affirmed that these troops
carte to assemble at the Esrurial, seven leagues from
that capital. The Second Chamber of the States
General, in their Sitting of the 22(1, was chiefly
occupied on Petitions, particularly by that of
M. CAUCHOIS t.s MAIRE.

M. KEmega, reporter of the Committee of Pe-
tition., observed. that he first brought forward this
one, because all the Journals had published it (be-
fore it was distributed to the Members) with an
eagerness which would seem extraordinary, were it
not a well-known fact Mut most of the Journals pub-
lished in Belgium are in the hands of foreigners.
'Elite Petition Lad been preferred in the last Ses-
sion, and rejected for insolence. After a discussion
of some length, ►he Chamber passed to the order of
the day.
A treat eagerness appears in the Belgian provinces
for the establishment of schools on the system of mu-
tual instruction.

The following are extracts from the Flanders
Papers :--
London, England, 1818-12-28

A CAUTION TO NIOTHEKS.

A T a critical Season, like the present. wile')
:X. Children are Teething, the utmost attention unlit to
be pair, them, particularly as the Measles and Chin Count
are so prevalent. If the irritation of the gums comes with
ally other disorder, very few Infants recover. Mothers
ought ',ever to he without the AMERICAN SOOTHING
SYRUP in the Norscry, for if a Child wakes ill the night
with pains in its gums, this valuable Medicine applied will
immediately open the porn, heal the game, amid thereby
prevent levers or convulsions, for should it come in com-
petition with any other disorder, it often destroys the Mo-
ther's brightest hopes. Partin.. who may be dubious of the
virtues of the Soothing Syrup, may refer to the different
cases that have appeared lit the Newspaper, for these last
ten yeals.
Since Mrs. Johnson his appropriated one hour twice a
week, viz from Niue to Ten u'Cluck on Tuesday soil Sa-
turday Mornings, to the poor, who have Children
in emitting their teeth, by briii;:ing • letter from a housc•
keeper, that the Mother is a real object of chatty, has
made it so universally knots-is in almost every randy ule•ry
there are posting Childrest, Mrs. J. hopes so %relit a cbsrity
will not be abused, as it is out of her private purse.
Ti. be had of the PM WI I. JOI111•011 sod 'llia m..
No. 94, Newman-street, Oxford-street, Litioluto ; and, by
their appoititment, of all the principal Medicine Venders to
Town and Country, al 2s. 9d. per bottle.
N•ll.—De sure to ask for Johnson and Soothing
Syrup

Whitehall, December 11, ISM
Ins Royal Ilig!mem the Prince Regent has been please.,
in the Dante nod 011 the behalf of him Majesty, to direct let-
terS tIRICOI 10 be posed under the Great scat of the United
Kingdom of Great Britain anti Ireland, for granting to
Field-Marshal his Grace the Duke of Wellington, Knight of
the Moat Nishle Order of the Garter, the office of Master-
General of his Majesty's Ordnanie of the tuned Kiugdotn.
London, England, 1818-12-28

SERIOUS ACCIDENT.

An accident, which had nearly proved fatal in its COOP!.
occurred In Mali-Surgeon Doughty, of the Albany
Hospital, Isle of Wight, Friday sennight, about four o'clock,
in the harbour of West Cowes. Being on his return from a
mow of duty at Porchester Castle, in the Depot buy, in com-
pany with Colonel Maiuwaring sad Dr. Denecke, and on fol-
lowing them wit of the cabin un the deck, lie found the
Cultre! had lust his hat overboard ; he having an umbrella iu
loin hand, was about tor put it up to screen his Commander's
head from the rain, which was then fast falling, when the
main-sail sudienly blew to the side un which he was stand-
jug, sod struck hint with such force as to throw him oil
his balance, carry him over the vessel's side, and plunge
him into the sea, when he immediately sunk, and was
carried by fhe tide under her keel, although she was
then sailing. Rising to the surface (though no ',migmatite),
he struggled greatly with the troubled virulent fur some
time, when be again went down, and, after a short interval,
came to the sot face a &mind time, and renewed his at, aggks
for the preservation of lift-, but was soon exhausted, and hi■
efforts finally ceased. lam a few seconds lie must have dis.
appeared; and, although every possible celerity was used
in lowering and manning the Iwo boats of the Depot vessel to
render assistance, yet, it is believed, neither the une nor the
other could have arrived in sufficient lime. The eye of Pro.
violence had, however, directed Sir George Thomas to the
scene, wham, fortunately being in his boat to windward, enure
down with a degree of rapidity highly honourable to his 1111.
triunity, wed who arrived just iii time to save a sinking fallow.
being from a watery grave; for, when taken into the boat,
the lamp of life appeared extinguished, and the last spook
of vitality seemed to have left his livid lip■. In this stale
be was speedily put on board the Depot boy, when that
prompt assistance rendered try Cul. Mainwaring in person,
and by bis authority, and the judicious application of the
means used un such occasions, ender the direction of fb.
IM•necke, soon re-kindled the vital flame ; and, although be
suffered greatly during rt turning animation, mud fur come
time mites warde, be is maw iu a fair way of recovery.

The Friendship, FArtnos, from Gltisgow,
at/waled iu Buctuah harbour.
London, England, 1818-12-28

CHELSEA HOSPITAL eiriPtt.

Chi Christmas Day the Chapel of the Royal Rospital at
Ch. Iseis was opened tur divine service, having undergone a
variety of alterations soil improvements daring the summer.
The pulpit mud reading-desk have been r ed from the
centre, mid placed on each side, 1.11 that the silts, a
(ruin between them, and the seals foi the gallant old vete.
rails from the conatniiiiiim table. A 11-masonic new organ
has also been erected, and twelve biasul of French colours,
taken in the early part of the Revolution, have been t,ent
from the Secretary at W :ten 01lice, a‘d,l yot"II appropriately
to IleCUf Mt the building. The body of tte. chapel was very
full, and the galleries crowded with Lidice aria Gentlemen.

IRISH FREE SCHOOL.
-...m.-

On Christmas-Day a must pleasing and truly gratifying
scene took place of nearly 300 poor children, of both sexes,
belonging to the Isiah Free School, in George.street, St.
Gam., who perambulated wine of the principal streets at
the west end of the brims, neatly dr Ain new clothing,
mid though uniform throughout, yet undistinguished by the
usual badges of pauperism, or party colours. The boys
carried a small flat, with the words " St. Giles's Fire
School," in gold letters. The girls el•o bore another, me
which was written," From a child thou bast known the Holy
Scriptures," ill allusion, we suppose, to the fundamental
principle of the School, which, as we learn, is, that as the
Nchnul is VILIM 11,011 ALL, there shall he 111.1 peculiar cat e.
chisin, creed, ur confession of (.. taught, nor hook, pam-
phks, or paper used or introduced, but the Holy Set iptures,
without note or comment, and a Spelline,book.
At three o'clock they all sat down to a plentiful dinner of
beef and plum-padding, provided for them at the expense
of "Ifhomas Clark, Esii. the treasurer ; a number of Ladies
acre pet sent, who felt delighted in waiting on thi-w toots-
tent sud hitherto negected objects of our sister couutry.
London, England, 1818-12-17

PARUING.

The Fives' Court was well attended on Tuesday, for the
Item lit of Carter. The hest sets-to of the day were between
Cale, and Spring, and Rand. It and Holt. The science was
exhibited in first-ra,e style, with astonishing prerisswii, ant
the measurements 1111111 lengths were judged with great ilea.
terily. Carter set-lo with Giegson, nod iliey skunk,' nineO
amusement. But the great expectation of the day was
matchmaking. it was supposed Cribb and Carter woithl
be matched, but these pugilists appeared on the most
friendly terms, and not a wood was said about fighting.
Turner, it has beets stated, went to Burn's, in If.
street, on Friday, and challenged Martin berme he h.ol ar.
rived in town. (Martin mounted the sta-,:e m the court with
his head tied up, and addressed the amateurs as fall 'WS
Turner has challenged me in my abet nee, nod I aro pt
to fight him for lea guineas at his own time, and m. marry
is ready at Burn's, the Rising Sun, Windmill-sir,. I." 'lke
match will no doubt be made, and one between (..rt, r .iid
Sutton the black is also spskeu of, as Carter *tit fig:i: as
low as WI.
London, England, 1818-12-17

11114DWYLL OFFICV.

Primite information was given at this t•thre of a most
daring and muenster street rolthcry, committed a few even-
ings ago un a gentleman nam.•d limiter.

It was stated, that on the evening in spsestion, alums sir
o'c'ock, Mr. Harder, who had been to traessas 1 hostiles% st
lb, west end of the town, was sin his return Lope, when he
gassers...l two good.lneskilig mess, dressed in brown great
coats, follow I forsoot' duo owe, suit ■t intervals push by
Isms. tlis his arrival so Iligh-strett hr was surrounded by •
g4ole, of nine's they appeared f their conduct to be the
principals, who pushes, barn about from one 1114, to the other,
and Oleo decamped as fast as possible in different direction•,
Shortly after Nlr Hunter recline for his pocket book found it
was gnu•, and ascertained that he had been rubbed. The
pocket book contained our 301 sine 901. and seven 101. notes,
also two hills, one fie 4201 and the other for :MIL willow
113,11W11, the officer, to whom the villains Ire known by the
&script ttttt is son the alert after them.

flit Saturday night last, the !borough of Southwark war
avon the scour of a disgraceful outrage and himself. perm.
5,,,,, by the Korot'Os wow of Ito.ly moth-kers (as they are
r:411.11) Is Int stopped by Ilse w Minutest, with a Intro. mod
r..us oniug two dead Inman bodies. The von: were
sty sit numb..., and as usual mute • desperate attack WWI
the watchmen; but the latter being reinforced by a Number
of Irish to irklayere labourtrs, u. the employ of Mr. Monday,
the builder. part of whom cite working pumps, where some
buildings are poetic on, all tottlit, the disturbers of the
Brad were strradfoi, la mien and put to flight, leaving the
kurae and cal t cuntatuitt; the hudits behind them.
London, England, 1818-12-17

A SINGULAR CASE.

Yesterday Mr. Brookes, linen-draper, of Bridge.street,
Westminster, was summoned before the Magistiair (Mr.
Manklaud) by a female of very respectable appearance, who
was amended by her Solicitor, ruder the following cn:ciiiu•
stances:—
The lady took a hackney coach at ten o'clock in the num,
iog, on the 4th of this mouth, to go to a shstaht pail eit the
town. Suou after she had quitted the coach, the tosind that
she had left in it a parcel, containing (nu 201 mars ai,d
three IL notes. The notes were described to Ir.,noldo:ls and
had been stopped; tole of thews by Mr. W001..a who re.
fused to give it up.
Mr. Brookes said he detained it fur very good rearm*,
which the Complainant had ettready hearsl, mei which the
Magistrate shois:d sewn bear. A wowrip, be sited, g• ,kje Ic
his shop, about three o'clock on the aboveoitenituited do,
and purchased sheeting and linen to the die
presented to him a 2(. note, which he changed. k)c
however, helot; to suspect that she bait togrie by the WWI, y
in an improper manor, ; lard her followed au I brought 1:•ttlr.
His suspicions acre out it moved by her rood, ri Itp4ll, Inc
return. lie therefore took both chtoge sod 01 tirfre 6'014
her, but told her that if on inquiry he fumed ul r)glit, Itt
should restore to her that to which she stioti!.l he.initeihie;
Mr. Brookes learned tit R short time, that list w bette nap
part of n sum that had bred forgetteo tu a .74m1, mot ho
found that the hand-bills in circulating enatailied
of a reward of five guiIIVIA to the perillll atm skulf.4 h 014. i or
the propeo ty. He immediately gave the terms to ono".
rantol, that he had take° WIG of the mites, and tArti tat i -
instion Iva to the recovery of the ether outray irtiiett tt
reemed the ccachnsAn 13. d found to the rough mid sAr. '
his wife, who had been frustrated hi her werty erid
to teke advani use of her good hie.l nue. Mr. Brookes g
Mullett fitly mouthd to the rinarel Unutf all Oen: ttitoesua

+."~ -
London, England, 1818-12-17

MR HU DLESTON.

The Cii A 1 Rif •N avtilidinted the (.7otirt that it was
further mole special. in consequence of a letter
Cum certain Prolmetora. giving notice i f their in-
tention to aubinit u resolution to the Court.

'lite letter, Pigtiril " Ithlodle Jitelcion and Joseph
Flume," nod ad& rt.,4e1l to the Chairrmsti and Deputy
Chapman, wan read by the Clerk it:, follows :

" GFNTL/VFNI—We have the honour to request, that the
(icurral Court appointed for ihe IYth ups iut may he made
further special, for the pm pu.t. of submitting the following
motion to its consillerat ~,,,, V 112:

Itrsulrt ll—That this Court, having duly considered •
letter from John Hurllntim. E-q. one of the Directors of
this Company, dated 31st May lass, with the documents ac-
rompatiying the same, are of opinion, that Mr. Iludleston
is frilly entitled to a cutomuatiou of that onfidenee which
the Proprietors have so long placed in him'.
Mr. It. JACKSON directed that the two Rerolu.
tiotis, relative to Mr. Hustleston's case, which the
Court had agreed to on the 17th of Josue, the one
ordering the letters written by Mr. Iliud ad-
dressed to the Chairman aunt Deputy-Chairman,
41111 dated the 31at of last nt.trtli, be :aid open for
the inspection of the Prou..-:riors—awl the seemed,
directing that the letter of Lieu. Modem!, and any
other docusoesits NI r. Iluoile,tim might think neces-
sary, should lie selected by lone, and alto Nub-
united to the observation of the Proprietors—were
read by the clerk.
Mr. JACKSON Owls rose, and !latetl, that, in dis-
charge of the pledge lie haul given, in lirlog under
the consideration of the Pro.,..eieteas Me. {ludic,-
slim'. letter, lie now rove to claim Ilse indrilKence
ul the Court. The subject wee. one of extreme
importarice. It was important, W the last degree,
to the individual to venom .t !elated—and it was
highly important to the Company sit large. The
Proprietors would recotbct the position Mr. utl.
lesion had taken—the 1,0141 and ma. iy positom hr
had IMO Wed compliance with the iii vit at to st of
a certain quartet ly work—of wiping away a stigma
fr his character, or else ret-tgoing hi. seat in she
directiosi. He snit by the determination of
this flay. to Collillinv I lir went 01 the voish.
deuce ut the Prop, i-tors, or hr was t.. gene in Isis
resignation. 'F.te bri-le,l Way, hr of
a sung tiw quo Amu. w hr n teed those pare
sages in Tire litatoty tier .uuth of Inr.tes %%hid'
had given fib. to 105 Ingetuy, and thee, irfe. to .iich
documents as would leave no alternative w 11l I.le
Proprietuts, but would imperatively call oti them
London, England, 1818-12-17

COVNTY FIRE OFFICE. SOUTHAMPTON-SFREEI,

TKAND.

RECEIPTS for the Renewal of Policies. falling
due at Chrialinas air now in roams Of Delivery.

The MANAGERS of the COUNTY ItE-O'FFICE
invite a public examination into the principles and
practice of the Office for which they art. They are
proud to derlan, that the great object of lots:waist e,
viz • prompt and Ala ple indemnity, has loeolo so in.
ialoly yielded by the Comity Office, that not a single
litigation has ever orisen to disturb the harimmy of
Do ....tors and Claimants. This security the office is enaLleil
at all item to a 1.1, the Original Memliers
hays provided* capital •'f 400,M19/ forerun,/ above the fire-
tussling fend g from the premiums; mid because, 2ilty,
althoon4lo such profits as arise are madly dirrded among
Ikon *rho insure, the Directors of the County Office have
sl'sn the delitsise nail pernieinns praelite of making a
kilo Worn of profit uniforms and (Main, mill of readerion
the pau.nent of claims dependent on what may be left
Their fixed rule in the isayinent of all jwl claims illenteh
diffifttithe return of profit to left to vary with events.
They have additionally to obs►rve, that as the original capi-
tal is deemed of sidificient magnitude fur all purposes of se-
curity, it is expressly provided in the policies, that the mob-
scribers to that f I alone shall be answerable for Wiley.
Renee those olio in-sere, while entitled to share profits, are
protected from the liability
.fior Me losses of others, which
has been so sevcri•ly felt in societies 'spun the contribution.
ship or Callow principle ; and which, together with the dffi.
roar?, rood nneertaintn of procuring restitsst.an, hal generally
led to the failure or dissolution of such soma tics.
London, England, 1818-12-17

SUPERIOR A DVILP.

IT is 41111041 We to orzr 1,1, "lien, or with ton
much force, the necessity, when Medical or Surgiral
4slvice becomes requisite, of applying to professional wen
of ackuowledged skill and well.erresed celebrity Though
every one assents to this remark, yet there are few who fol-
low it practically, and ',limbs rs are every ii.iy ill, victims of
inexperience and ernpis trim. The sure' se which has acc,m-
puttied us in our long established practice is the most satis-
factory proof of our prof ssional skill, as it is the most une-
quivocal pledge of the publiccoillidence. Our reputation is
the result of thirty years surcessful practice in dd. mem.
putts, and is too well founded to esquire adv. ts:it:srus aid ;
during that period, some of the most distinguished tont in
the country have been under our care, and hate furnielnal, by
their perfect restoration to health, the most satisfactory tea-
timonisla of our superior skill and experience. Situctiotaid
by every priviieze to pi Retire, sus regularly educated Sor-
rento. :Remises. of the Royal Colleges' of Loudon and Estea-
bore:, and formerly in his Majesty's Service, in which last
capacity we hair had the most favourable •pportisnoiss of
contrasting the practice of other countries with nor own, se
have been enabled, from these multiplied adrantages, to ac-
quire that certain experience as well as prompt 11W411, of re-
lief, whleh, in a more obscure and less diversified practice,
it is altogether impossible to attain. In all Cases of Wcuereol
Infection, and iu every Complaint of Debility and Deficiency
whether arising from the infatuation of youth, long agairlilice
iu warm climates, flee living, or any other cause pridleriog
a deficiency of manly vigour, the Patieut may r. 't a
speedy restoration to sound and vicormis health. Sts t. I..t's
of the Urethra of fro and twenty years' dorsi too, hese yielded
to our superior plan of treatment in the sl:ort Imo itr' three
weeks ; many of these cases had rreett.ode l•ren 1141 th r the
care sit Messrs. Rome :Ind Reaviside, :toil ochre Suwons of
etlttll eminence, who attempted their cu., by ti.. apnltert a
of he lunar caustic a.l hoot suer. as. To the Female Sex it
will he consolatory to know, this they may he curd or those
Debilities whim h defeat cuticeptiou, and sap the fosiolstion
of connubial felicity
We may he ronsolted by Patients of either Sex with Ike
greatest delicacy, secresy, and ho ~,,,, r, at our house, 1.....107,
Hation.gorden. Terms of remuneration are plainly at 'tell
fir the first ittlerslew.

Patients in the Criontry staling the pnrtirnlars of their
&Ise, enclosing x remittance fur Advice mint ‘lrdieines, will
have Mar un, givrn irr sirit parts sif the isurld.

(U KI E and l 4) Sufglol.4,

Nlenthers of the I:.,rti Col:re. of London and Elinbtirzli,
alad formerly iu his Nlmje%W. Service, Nu 107, Hallrn•
garden.

LONDON: Rioted atm l'ut.ltalled at lb, Office. No. 127,
Nis ..nd *Herr A,,ve.ilgesuEA. au. ',owed, and Ulm*
1,164, must be nfielressed.—C. Nu_ 1,
C rment't 100, Pr;lticr —J WIMTE No 117. St.au,l,
• Pobl•.tie•.

j
London, England, 1818-12-17

10 THE PROPRIETORS OF EAST INDIA SfOCK.

I ADM MID GRIITLYIIIIOI,
COU RAGED by the flattering testimonies
arerartl, and the cordial assurances of swim,' t, which
I have this day received from a very oninerou• aml moat 1.,-
speciable assemblage of your Doily, I am imlncen to truer
my earnest .m 1 respectful solicitations fur your Votes and
Interests at the ensuing Election.
Ifl should, through poor suffrages, be elevated to the dis-
tinguished situation to which I aspire, I can assure you,
with Treat sincerity, that it shall be my earnest eudeavour to
emulate the example of your late lamented Director, Mr.
!muscles', and devote my best attention to your luiporlaut
Cuurerno.

1 have the honour M be, Lashes and Gentlemen,
Your obethrut,ohlicrd, sod radhfcl Servant.
WILLIA 11 TAYLOR MONEY.
Streatham Park, December 12, 1818.
London, England, 1818-01-03

A FORGED nvE POUND BANK OF ENGLAND

Thomas Iflsile was charged I. Mr. Hooper, of Fleet.
market, with tendering him a forget! five pored note, for a
valuable consideration.

—The Complainant slated, that on Saturday the Prisoner
fame to his asp, and selected a rust and waitteual of Ilta
value of It. Its., and tendered the M. note in !payment. Ile
doubted its validity, and took it to a Mr. Bradley, Ms
neighbour, who declared at once that it was a forgery. He
sent for an officer anal had the Prisoner taken into cus-
tody. The Primmer accounted for being possessed of the
note, by saying that be received it from Lieut. Lillian, R.N.
who he met by accident, and bad told him of bis distress,
his having bees out of work for upwards of a year, and bad
ugly a pension of 101. per 2111111111 to subsist oil. Ile gave
his whites*, No. 27, Short's-gardens, Drury-lane ; bat us
inquiry, no arch person had ever lived there.
The Prisoner, in his defence, repeated the same story be
owl told Mr. Hooper.
He was remanded for further examination.
Mary Cook, who was remanded nu Monday, for uttering
• forged 11. Bank of England note, on Saturday, to Mr.
Blackburn, hosier, Holborn-bill, was again put to the bar,
on the following charge
Mr. James Rhea, Hatton-garden, shine-maker, stated, that
ois the 29th of November a woman, who be believed was the
Prisoner (but he would lint undertake to swear positively
it was her), came loin his shop, anal purchased hoots and
slims to the amount of 2/. and she gave him a fif. note in
paraxial, which be changed, anal gave her the iliffereace;
iu a vet", short time afterwards he discovered it was it
forgery, but he never could trace the woman lie had it front,
until be saw as account of the Pi bootees examination MI
Monday is the Newspapers. Altl gh he would tint swear
positively that the Prisoner was the peewit who had defraud.
al hien, he bad tie il.tnbt but his shop.boy could; he was at
;uncut in Wales, but he nook' send for him.
The Prisoner was remanded.
EXTENSIVE ROBBERY OF PRINTS, Ace.. __ _

IV. tore was chanted on suspicion of stealing nearly 100
hooks of Kinds, drasings, soil oilier works of consOkribk
valor. Among them were sonic of Rowlandsois'is Ward's,
and Prout's Sketches and Views—Nimes Delmeatione in
Wsles—Ward's Aitimalt—Ciprianis View., &r. :lie. The

whole %semi-alienated as worth; at kaat, !int
FaWeave, an officer, deposed, that about twelve o'clock on
-t the P 'suaer in 114rhictot. carrying a
Isaige, be demands d to know
-e be Wag CWllgryillg ? The
foulest abuse, and 'brut-
ally obliged to obtain as-
Ilse Ps i ..... rt. was numb
111111114111 Ctr iu Flcel-aircet,
London, England, 1818-01-03

COVEN7LGARDEN THEATRE.

The new tragedy of Retribmiioo was last night
pertiormed for the second time. Some of the scents
have heels slightly comprewied—and the interesting
situations being, in cooosequence, brought before
the audience with greater rapidity, the general effect
is much improved. Still we can only consider the
tragedy as the effort of a • I that ball not deeply
studied the iiiii ciples by winch compositions of this
exalted online should be guided —admitting, at the
same tome, that it holds fordo fair promise of off
ordinary excellence., should the author devote his
powers to Cos walk of the drama. There is great
felicity, if not vigour, of imagination, in many
parts of the dialogue--And the general faults
of the author's style appear to he those which all
young poets more or less commit those of recur-
ring too frequently to overstrained figure, and oc-
casionally launching into the ocean of bombs:it—
when, if Nature were appealed to, she would dis-
card both the one and the other. In the structure
of this piece, the author, on many occasions,
sreffird to forget, that to produce tenor, not horror,
was the legitimate object of tragedy. Can any
thin be store horrible anon the imprecations which
thosroo, in the last art, hurls at Isis lather, at the
moment when that father is imploring (forgiveness
on his knees ? The author will, perlialei, say—that
it is perfectly natural--qiiite in ioniser' with the cha-
racter. Perlosps it is. Ilut we shall just observe,
in the words of a well-known critic, 4, That every
!Nog which is natural is not lit to be represented on
the swge."

Miss O'NEtt.t.. as Zintra, commanded the tears
and feelings of the audience, in those scenes where
our scope was given her for the developeinent of her
abilities. Mr. NIACREADY. as Chosron, and Mr.
C. liVict.u. as Homed, left nothing undone that
Could render their respective parts prominent and
attractive. Farm,* is tno declnn►ntory a character.
Even the known talents of Mr. Vous° could du
little for a !Nine... our half Of whiate time is con.
ruined in lamentations and the ether in demoniac
ravings.

The trarg•►dc went riff very well. When Mr.
EGERTON came forward to announce it for Monthly
eight, ton or three !tenants In the pit called for its
representation this evening—hot the regnisotion,
which woo received with disapprobation, was not
persisted in.
London, England, 1818-01-03

DERBYSHIRE.

This day is published, hands ..... (Ay printed in 410. with nu-
merous Engraving% of View*, Antiquities, 14.:e. price
11. 10s. in hoards; a few copies uu large paper, price
fit. 64. in lioanbi, of
AN HISTORICA I. and TOPOCIRA Pll ICA I,
ACCOUNT of DERBYSHIRE: being the Eighth
NO of MAI:NA BRITANNIA, or a Concise Account of
the several C tie* of Great Britain, alphabetically ar-
ranged.
Ry the Rev. DANIEL LYSONS, A.M. F.R.S. V.A. and L.S.
Rector of litulmarton, Gloucestershire ; and
SAMUEL LYSONS, Esq. F.R.S. and F.A.S.
Keeper of his Majesty's Records in the Tower of Landon.

Ps intro' for T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand.
The following Counties, in similar imaginer illustrated with
Engravings, are already published, and may be bad as
abuse :
Bedford l/. lls. 6d. in 'maid..
Berk.
Bork■ l/. IN. •d. in hoards.
Cambridge •'1 Y.. thl. in board..
Ch. shire
15*. It& in Wanly.
Oman.' laud . ..3/. 3s. 0.1. in boards.
London, England, 1818-01-03

THE C:rie of a Per/011 who has hero troubled
with a STRICTURE foe upward• of twenty years,
and is ready to vouch for the authenticity to any Gentle-
man alio may wiab lobe satiinied in respect of the fulluwitig
account :

To :MI LYNCH.3B: Du'ic-stref t, St. James's•fpinre.

SIR—I have laboured truilcr a scvere and obstinate Stric-
ture of the Urethra for upwards of twenty years, and for the
last twelve years bare been under the care of the must emi-
nent of the Faculty, without receiving any permanent relief.
I wan advised by some to go into the Hospiial, awl try the
peseta rigimen in cases of Stricture, which I declined,
owing to my age, whirl' was at that (lilt(' 4s, and feeling
confident Ilia' l 111111 not I.lrenzili to undergo any violent
(perm ... 1 gave up the ides. The last person to whom
I applied was an conment Slim. on, who told me that hr
could give me no relief. but advioll me to apply to some
licismi who studied that complaint alone. One day reading
iour•Advertisement in the Papers, t applied to you fur rc..
lief. After being under your rare for 20 weeks, l obtained
a complete cure. I nu' 50 yearn of age, and able to follow
lily en ploy niciit ; my strength of body is returned, and I can
eat Allll drink with a true appetite. lam ready to gice
fu -
Ibex partirsil,ra to any person requiring it, out of gratitude
for your knot atteistioun which 1 shall always at knowledge,
and for the Isell, fit of 1 hails labouring units the game
dreadful malady; being perfectly satisfied that by row
mode of treatment 1111C11 euwplaints may be entirely anni-
hilated. 1 remain, Sir,

Your grateful and obedient Sriv.nr,
J. CHAPMAN.

71, Gou er.sl reel, Herlforil-square.
London, England, 1818-01-03

(From the " Bakiwi, Federal Gazelle.")

A letter from Buenos Ayres, dated the 10th of
August, received by a Gentleman in this city, says,
that General Artigns has proclaimed Pueyrredon
and three other's, siatives and merchants of that
place, traitors, for sending ship* loaded Mill► pro-
visions to the Portuguese at Monte Video, said
thereby enabling them to make • stand against the
Patriots, at the time when the scarcity of bread at
Buenos Ayres, and the sufferings of the people
there, were extreme. The character of a traitor
has been implied to Pueyrretlon from more than
one quarter ; lie is formally designated us such by
all the authorities which rule over the eastern shore
of the Riser Plate, to wit : Entre-Rios, Santa Fe,
Corrientes, and Paraguay. Perhaps these public
declarations may be explained by the iogeuious
author of the pamphlet lately published at Wash-
ington, entitled, South America.
Pneyrredon has solicited the Congress of Buenos
Ayres to extend the term of his administration to
three years more, 4, to deprive the citizens (which
are his own words) of the inclination and propensity
to chances and revolutions." What an instance of
delicacy in the first Magistrate, to ask for Itionsell a
continuation of his powers ! This, perhaps, can be
satisfactorily exploined. What can he expected by
this Goveristnent in sending Commissioners to
Buenos Ayres, we confess we are at a loss to under-
stand ; the present period of the history• of that peo-
ple is marked by the cruelty and despotism of
Pueyrredon ; and to select precisely this moment,
seems a► Its like couttivog Solimaia its Turkey, Crom-
well in England, or Robespierre in Frasier.
The credit of the present Administration at
Racal* Ayres is such, that Don Manuel Aguirre,
Commiss. f Piteyrredon to the United
States, has not dared to defend his conduct, nor
to answer the tunny crimes denounced against his
patriotism and justice by the Press of this country
and that of mill Europe. It is not easy to discover
why the Executive of the United States should
wish to form a connection with a was who rules by
Military despotism.
Of the thirteen pro% iisces which compose the no-

• • 1

mina] State of La Plato, the four more important,
Votoai, animas, I,a Paz, and' Cochabamba, are'
in thelnostssion of the' enemy ; and Monte Video,
Entre...Rio., Corrientes, Santa Fe, ■nd Patagnay,
call Pneyrredon a traitor, and disobey his orders !! !
—Some South Americans.

FOREIGN IN7'ELLIGENCE.
London, England, 1818-01-03

SMITHFIELD MARKET, ['RADA V, JANUARY 2.
This day's Market hail a short supply of the different
kinds of Cattle. Beef nnil Pork were Cheaper; Mutton mil
Veal were dearer ; nod the trade iu general was not aver
brisk. The Plies in the Haymarket were somewhat dull;
Hay and Clover have dropped in price; Strive fetched lint
prier. The uuder.mentiuned prices and uumbe.P are a correct
statement
London, England, 1818-03-31

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