The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1820-05-09 00:00:00

RAMSGATE, MAT 6.

On Friday last • dinner was held at the Albion
Hotel in this town, to celebrate the return to Par-
liament of Sir Ed:ard Knatchbull, Bart. u one of
the Representatives for the County of Kent.
After the cloth was removrd.oor worthy Deputy.
Richard Toreson, E,q. the Chairman, in • very able
speech, proposed the health of the Hon. Baronet,
on whose account the Gentlemen present were met
together, which was drunk with the greatest enthu-
siasm. Several other loyal and constitutional toasts
and sentiments followed. A Gentleman from the
Rochester Theatie wu engaged on the occasion,
whose vocal power, tended very much to the her.
mony and unanimity of the evening. Many excel-
lent songs and glees were sung. and the bottle cou-
tilued to circulate until a late hour.
The company was highly respectable and nume-
rous; and several from the country and neighbour-
hood were present, to pay their tribute of respect
to the worthy Baronet, whose conduct in Portia-
went has been so satisfactory. and whose late father
an long and ably represented this county. A very
substantial good dinner wit served by Mr. Beats
the proprietor of the hotel, and excellent old wine,
graced the board.

We can assert with perfect confidence, that the
persona in this country most intimately comsected
in correspoadence with the QuEEX, have received no
intelligence from her fur these last three weeks. They
only know that her MAJESTY has left Rome, but to
what precise point she has advanced sni her return
to England they are ignorant. Lyons was the route
which she was to take through Prance, but it was
expected that she would fix some place nearer to
this country for a conference with her friends, for the
purpose of arranging her ulterior progress and pro.
ceedings. The packet which arrived on Sunday
from Calais may possibly have brought a courier, ur
sonic communication from her MAJESTY.
We have the pleasure of announcing. that Mr.
Cuawas has had an interview with the Cuaucst..
Loft of the EXCHEQUER, on the subject of the
agricultural horse-tax, and has ascertained that it
is the intention of Government to renew the Bill for
the mitigations.—((orlirde Journal.)
GEORGE Wass HALL, Elkti. of Sneed Park, um
this city, was on Tuesday elected Secretary to the
Board of Agriculture, in the room of the late
Aa-
THua YouNe, Esq.—/Bristol Mirror./

Account of Bank Notes and Bank Post Bills in
circulation in the first week of May *—
Rank Notes of W. and upwards £16,344,710
Bask Post Bills
Bask Notes wisher W. 6,717,000

Total 124,613,120

We undentond the Merino Society will hose
their Annelid Show of Sheep, Wool. Cloth. &c. at

Sadlees-yard, Gowen-street, TO:momow Morning ■nil she
following day ; and from the liberal premiteass offered fry
Lard Dundee, Sir Joseph Banks, Mr. Wrists's, M.P. fee Es-
sea, Mr. Tharp, Mr. Tower, mod Mr. Girrimrs, it is eupeeted
that considerable competition will he excited amongst the
breeders of this iaterestlng class of Sheep and the Growtes
British Wool. Several of she premiums seemed particularly
framed for the encouragemnit of manofatierers of cloth, to
give the Sue wool of their own country if not a prefrreisce,
at least a foie triaL
A shocking accident occurred on Saturday bait.
at Ealing Green, in a Bite boy. tau years
half old, son to Mr. CORDZROY. of that place.
The child. in company with other children, was
playing in the garden of Mr. Coatis:any** house,
and meeting with a small bottle (which was placed
along with several others in a corner) containing •
composition of vitriol, sweet oil, at►tl rope. a kind
of horse medicine; it drank off the. Contents. and
immediately began to scream out from the burn-
ing pain. The child's cries attracted the mother's
notice. and she ran to the spot, and found the
child with the empty phial is his hands, which his
father had incautiously placed there. A surgeon
was sent far. who name. and se'urtf•d what assist.
soca I►e cuuld. but gave 1/0 hope of the child's re•
cover", and is died the emit seigbi in die meet az-
crucieting SC9ll:.r.

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OLD BAILEY. MosbAt. Mit' ti .
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Jamas flgtillag was isdicted for stealing a watch and
arils, value el. from the vermin of James Duey.
The Wismar was found Gail% sad immediately eesteareall
to tramparMtiow fur life.
Several other cases of no interest having been gam
ihrisseds-*, .
The Coition% Serjennt informed the Joey that she trallt
had coded, mid he could wit suffer than es depart from Ow
box. without Most sincerely thanking them for the rose
seise issal patient alleslion with which Ikea had perform
their duty, through an almost siopretedentedly unit Ses4,,
The country was obliged so Owns.
The Forman raid, that the paddle were mast heartily sr. i.
come to their services, and hegira to kmw if they might 'er
mumbled to Visit Neagaie!
Th., comin,„. seejesot said, he had so dente that Mr.
Drown wool., shplly indulge throat au their wish if th..
would appuiiii a 4137.
Mr. Drown said, he should be hippy to nevoisisorlsie
the Gresham, bat intimated that they could not chum io
visit she mime its a matter of right in their repeat's, of
homiest.
The Foreman, without replyisg to this observation, named
a day, mul the essirernatiots elided.
The Cosmos !kelvins then (is the Abilene, of the Re.
corder) protsedeal lia mess semesee spas the atvrral pry.
miners who hail not siresdy received auditoria, via.
- John Johnson; Mary Cole, Mary 141,44, Alin .1 effeei.,;
Michael Cureelly, llamas Burke. Margaret Holloma,
Maria Bishop. Joba,Stspleton, aid Thomas llowlasil, ns
trassportstiss for seams mum.
Frusta Xavier, James Sample,JOhis Foirell, William Du.
web, Juba Adams realms Anthem, and Andhra Kaye,.
to be imprieossed shim ussethas at the Howse of Corrects.,
Jelin Tenser was mwalmired ,lo three month* Wiwi...
mesa, mid to be gultslicly whipped -, Jolts Mottling, Jul.
Josame Mid . thither Laisgtord, to be itipriaossed for at
months, awd to be whipped in the poi I, Richard, thisith, to
tow months impriasamear, and to he Stripped lit the pot
sod Elisabeth Jenks to two mouths insprisosaanal. .
His Lordship she.. is a most inapreevive address. passed
the awful sestesce tof death spun the (dimwit` napalm Cm
vies, thiety.me as madam :
William Chas/ter awl Henry Room fir privately seat.
ing to the maraud of ss. and upwards is a shoe, ; Jobs
Mackie, Edward itilbefill gum, (horse Cliff... Timms.
Thorpe, Robert Clapstone, Jimes WlOlllllllll., Jame. Hayes,
William Thomson, l'lsumas M.Keassie, Willows Painter.
William James, Gilbert Hayes, Hansel Ellmais„ Alritamdea
Fraser. John Dellowes, Wm. Matte, Elute Williamson, and
John Stitchway, fur stealing in a dwelhag.hariar ; Mums
Jones, Henry Malaita. William Werke*, Hamel 'l' Monis,
and Jobs Smith, fur burglary; Julia Robin.no, Willis.
Beouks, William Messy StentesD, and Thomas Cork, fio
at terisig forged Beak of Faglas4 notes; Wm. Saosoteis and
John William* fur hatammesling ; and Was. Arnold is
soldier), fora Michels, rubbery (woke intinium threats).
Thetiessions thee adiaitiesed to Wedoestia), the 17th ins.

POLICE.
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HMV TREASON.

BOW-11710E CT.

Yesterday, Awing the knee Mr. Bowie was attending Sir
Hie regular business of the (Mice, npoticati.in was mad.
by Milian Byeaunds, the footman who had brew in custody
ow snapiciois of being cowerm d with the Cato street
jaw, and was discharged w Saiwtday from the bar id
the OW Bailey, for the papers sal other 'biog. which w.rc
',lard belonging to hiss when be was apprehended, to he re-
turned to hint by She tracer who took him into custody.
Robert Gamy, who was al,t, slisaissrerti on Saturday
from the Dar of the Old Bailey so a simile's thaw, nude
she iiibe application, when Balms* the effaces reasoned him
wbM be had taken from lain.

CORONERS' /n QUESTS.

Yesterday an ingeriviticro was held at the Warsinis
Granby, mese the wooden bridge, Chelsea, beam Hr.
Higgs, Coroner on view of the body of • tentage, new me -
Immo, found kowned.
Daniel Capel, wattlimso belonging to the Chelsea Water
Works, stated, that he fumed the &erased lying ou the book
sear the flood gate, neat the Thames. firer wcrr rtwee
bargemen whom be knew, near Ike place, sad they nelson-
ed• " Yon have got a prise; we gut her uel." He calmed the
body to he removed to the public house, mid the barwiorn
weal about their busiams. Hie bed au suspicion MI their
ireiwg the route of her death. Me appeared to be slant
years of age; one of her front teeth was out. She .410
'greased in a black hombweeen prim, a black elglrtensit:l;an4
Mack worsted streckiiisa and shoes. She did nut seem to hire
hems longs. the water, aad eke bad no property obvert hes.
ow any thiag that would trade* a discovery of who she wise.
or from whence she same.
The Comelier said, s. no other evidence was now to tor
brought before the Jury, he would posspnoe Nether pre,
reeding till ii. bargemen were brought forward, if the Jury
thought it.
The Jury thought their evideite could throw nn farther
light epos the matter, and returned their verdict—Fm.f
Drowned without any atards *f violence. The body lies at
the boar-boom to he mimed.
There was another Inquest bef4 at the Grange its Carey-
street ea the body of Mary White.
The deceased was rook at St. Clement's Workflow ". am)
whilst drinking her tea dropped 'limo. The parish dotter
was sent for, but she expired immediately. Yerdiet•—•llfolnral
Death.

0011 N EXCHANGS. MAT &
The supply of Wheat amt Flour last week heist very
large, and great part of whirls ',maiming over fur this day •
market. sod Weirs • orsohkralrle qiisistity fresh is this
amain from Essex, Kent. mid Suffolk, produced together
• foe greeter 'apply than there was • deviated kw; sod al.
though • few retort rues of While Meet from the firmer
'rarely were taken off early in the ser.woiwg as fell as Rod
WINS as this day we. k, yet all whey dimes 'parrots were 1,11-
44srad keen la. to es. per quarter lower, without being able
to effect salts at that abatrinent. Barley, kern its scarcity.
is 2s. per quarter dearer, sad Beaus are full 2s. per quarter
higher. Grey Pease being oboe iu 'apply, sold readily at
as advauee of Is. per quarter. Oats use fora Is. I. Cs. per
quarter Jaime dons se this day sensilidat, Mt nut so brisk as
on Friday, Weise had • large arrival agree that day.

SNITHIPIRLD MAItICET, Mar S.
This day's minket was will aiimilied with all kiss& a/
aside, and the good qualities of H3r,f essiolaisi lust wi
pliers, hut the inferior aorta an rontewina hurry in poor
Mottos, Vaal, Lamb, and Pork, as per above, 'flor riots
of Hay, know, sod Closer, have tusdetiuse so &halation.
since hut week.

COAL MARKEU. MIT 11.
Ships at Market Ship. SAL "VIM
111 tietraudte . ....... 91 au. Q.I to 3P•

PRICE OF STOCKS YEsTERDAY.
3 per Cent. Red.. 6911, I ha Suck ..
3 per Ct. Can. 091 11) I li,the Bands 'l': 1 3 I".
4 per Cents. $4 87 861 I I. WI.. t.. 5 $ 4 et.
6 per Ct. N. Ann. loSi I.,,tirey Ticket. al. I-.
(MI C 0... fur Acc..7oi 0.16
Punk 1.. AL.. 18 1-16 I

BIRTH S.
The wife of Me. Williams Taws, huukiitHer, of Si. J.RICe'
street, 'daises boy.
Tseterdsy, at Ledgate-hill, Mrs. Huse, of a Sr.. !JAI
sittlh Irriag
DEATH.
Os Setsrday ousirsitie I Isr fah mut. nt Ms bowie is Pon.
seas-sittare, Julia Desissu, Esq. a oi:sieve's null, it
alum, of Nuttissltsts.

-11rOTeed sad Published ;1 To; 11;;;sso Pons sod Tim
Goose Oillre, N.. 1117, Stroud, by C. CORNWELL,
selbe elm*

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