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London, England, 1820-07-25

MAIL 'TORM.

On %Nadi', list several parts of tanraehire sod Cheshire
were visited with tremendous storms of hail sad rain. In
the neighbourhood of Liverpool the hailstorm were so large,
as actually to kill birds in their flzht. A cow and dog were
also destroyed by tire lightening, which was ontionally vivid.
At Whitchurch, the rain descended in complete sheets; sod
in many tllsers the roads were actually torn up, and tlw
stones rolled in heaps. The streets in the lower purls
town of Liverpool, particularly Wbitrehapel aril Paradise.
/Ifeet, were iimadated, and the cellars filled with water, whirl%
produce., great injury, and in some instances, danger to the
imputes. At Chester, between two and three o'clock, the
streets exhibited the appearance of so many contributory
streams, all rushing with extraordinary violence to the Dee.
—Noraboite.street, the Cross, Hower Bridge.strvet, Itastgate.
strect,...loliwstreet, Ste. were many inches under water; anal
although the centres are considerably raised, the water formed
an entirely level stream.
London, England, 1820-07-25

Morris, Julio Rowe, Robert Crary, lures La&,ert, Were,
Lambert, MIT O'Donnell, William %I:n.1'0,0084 Tlmanis
Glynn, Charles French, Tlmmonm French, r,thrar.l Kinch,
Crow Rome', James Camila!, John Sloe). Edward
loss, William Clifford, Robert I). limy, Valenti*, D'Arcy,
Luke tt'alke►, And Om Ira lihi•; Soggrosso John Wiltntanr,
kawaad Camp!".ll, Timms. C , Henry „,„,
George Lanefor,l; Serjeant-Major John !trawls/ ; Srrjeant
Henry Kelly and John Norte; Corporal Owlet Shanty alr•1
wife; Mrs. Radian and chill, Ma Mrs. I:ray.
The troops arrived in the Darla were force:l or
hoard by Captain Cluny, who went in an aimsd
hoist, and, ■a soon as he had compelled Cants,
Sergeant to take the men the latter healed now
the, colours of the sloop, mid informed Caiitaa,
Chitty that hr considered the D.uh as piratically
taken possession Of by the Independents.
The Lord leoduey *Ailed for this pert along with
the other vessels, mill 200 men are said to lION
been embarked in lien. She'had not a cask of Nat,'
on hoard to supply their wants.
The American schooner lirtsey-kes, Uwe, from
Baltimore, with* cargo of Hour, was plundered sit
anchor in the port of Rio tie his Hecht by liriot.'s
people.
The schooner Swecess was converted into a hos-
pital vessel.
lu consequence of the likelihood of this city
ing burdened for some tome with the unfortunve
men who have arrived here, the Alagistralrs
represented the circumstance to hi. Crace the Go-
vernor, in order that his decision may be given Oft
the subject. In the mean time Nlajor-General
Conran has agreed that the barrack. shall be appro-
priated, if necessary, for their reception,

ILING•4TON. JtNE 1.
We regret exceedingly to hew that Sir llotor
Popham has been so seriously indisposed as to t
duce Dr. Bancroft, and three other medical Ge.l.
tlemen, to signify to him their opinion, that i.e
should leave this country. his anxiety of mod.
and extreme ritterition to public business, have pro.
(lured so much debility, that a cling, of climate.
is considered absolutely necessary, in order to pre-
vent consiviences which might otherwise be sp.
prdirmirtl. We believe it to be the Admiral's in—
tention to proceed very shortly to F.isslatid.--
(Kingston Chronicle.)

PRIVATE CORRESPONDENCE.

PORT OF SPAIN.

TRINIDAD, MAT (2%

EXTRACT FROM A !AMR BROUGHT BY TIT
BRIG IMO. CAPT. RAY, RECENTLY •REI%F.D

AT BAISTO
London, England, 1820-07-25

NEW OPERATIC DRAMA.
In the press,
WOM AN'S WIL L —A Riddle !
By E. L. SWIFT, Esq.
As acted at the Theatre Royal, English Opera•house, with
unanimous applause.
The story on which it is founded, Chatlrreg " Wife of
Rath's Tale," as modernised by Dryden, is prefixed.
Printed fur .1. J. Modulate, 41, Pallanall.
Also in one valnine, price fit.
TH C GA MI NG CA I.EN DA R; consisting of Names and
Anecdotes of Modern Gamesters. By Seymour Harcourt,
Esq
London, England, 1820-07-25

JAMAICA PAP ARS.

EINGSTON. lillf¢ 10.
EVACUATION AND DSIRNING OF RIO OR LA

HACHE BY TH-E.INDEPENDEN

By the arrival of the vessels on Thureday twirl
yesterday from Rio tie Is Noche, we have been
furnished with some accounts of the movements of
tlor Independents on the Spanish Continent. it
appears that an erizsgement took place on the 45th
ult. between the Royalipti. mid the Independents,
the former commanded.. by Colonel Sandie's de
Lints, and the latter by Colonel Montilla After
having been warmly engaged for two hours with an
army of ‘2,7013 men against 700, the Royalists ►r.
treated to 'Morino, with the loss of 1/30 then. The
Independents lost 30 men in killed and wounded.
At the terrninat►on of the above contest, the
officers of the Independent force. applied to 11
for their pay, lost he did riot comply with their dr•
timid, and being afraid that they would continue
against him, he embarked than, after having pre.
vionsly taken sway their arm., cu board the bri-
gantine Lord Rodney, schooners Enterprise •and
Cordelia, and sloops Dosh and General Drum-
mond, and then sailed from that port.
The town of •Rio de la Ilache war set fire to m►
the night of the 4th instant, and the fort blown rap
on the following day, which is *appalled to have
been done by the orders of Bruin at the time he was
preparing to proceed to sees. Ili% destination is not
positively known, but it is conjectured that he has
gone to St. Uonriugo.
The town of Alvoirs„ near Rio de la Ilache, was
set fire to and burnt on the 15th tot. by the lode-
dendents. The troops evinced a good deal of in-
sethorditastiou, and all commouicatiwn was cut otl
with the interior. Colonel Moutillo went on board
the Andinetta (Brion'. flag-ship). on the 4th inst.
and Captain Chitty acted as Flag-Captain in that
%asset.

Colonel Montilla, after the action of the 2511 t
ult. harangued his men, and endeavoured to per-
suade them to march against Santa-Martha, pro-
wising them lull pay, as soon as the town was
Wirt', as hr expected remittances from Jamaica.—
The soldiers, however, would not agree to this
proposal.
It is stated that a most disaracrful scene or plun-
der took place at Rio de It liache, and that every
thing of value was carried off by Brion and his fol-
lowers. The principal part of It was petit on board
the schooner Kate, and it is said that she proceeded
fir St. Domingo, as well as the sloop Putty, which
vessel left Rio de la fiache with the intention of re-
, tun ssss to this island.
Oro board the Enterprise 149 men of the Irish
Legion were embarked. together with the rot.
lowing officers, viz.—Major Clinton; Captains
O'Brien, Cox, Hogan, rend Jordan; Lieutenants
Smith, Moore, (sower, Duncan, Riley, SPGill,
and Ormsby ; one officer, Captain Ramsay, ouch 35f
men, on board the Dash ; two officers, Lieutenauts
Bremurr and Dunbar, find 51i men, out board the
General Drummond ; end 41) tura with the fol-
lowing Officers and other persons, on boa nl the
• Cordelia, viz.—
Captains Anthony Ruchan, Henry Miller, and W. M‘Her.
Mott Lieutenants John Gray, Abraham Cowen, Authon)
London, England, 1820-05-17

IMPEKI.4I. FAVIINENT.

HOUSE OF LORDS, TUPDAY. MAY 11.

AGRICULTURAL PETITIONS.

ThP 131.1b01) of ELY presented a Petition from
the Owners and Occupiers of Land in the I.le of
Ely, praying for an inquiry into the distresses of
the Agricultural Wert-m.l.
The Earl of MOUNT-EDGCVMSE presented six-
teen Petitions to the same effect from Owners and
Occupiers of Land in the County of Cornwall.
These Petitions were laid on the table.
INSOLVENT DEBTORS' BILL.

On the motion of the Earl of SHAFTESSIORY the
losolvent Debtors' Continuauce B II weut through
a Committee.
DISTRF-SSES OF THE COUNTRY.
Lord CALTHORPS rose to present a Petition
from the Merchants, Manufacturers, and Traders
of the town of Birmingham, stating *the grievous
distresses under which they now laboured, and
praying that their Lordships would take them into
their consideration. The Noble Lord proceeded
to state, that the Petitioners were not impelled to
the step they now took, by any rash coufidence
that their Lordships had it in their power to afford
them immediate relief, nor by any unmanly de-
spondency in the situation to which they were
reduced. They however strongly, but respectfully,
stated, that the great resources of the manufac-
turers were paralyzed, and they wished them to be
fully brought under the consideration of Parlia-
ment, in the hope that the cause, whatever it may
be, which now obstructed them, might if possible
be fully ascertained, and if possible a remedial
measure applied to remove the evil. Although
be confessed he was not sanguine enough to thitik
that the result of the inquiry would be the relief
which the Petitioners so anxiously hoped for, yet still
he thought wiles) so large a portion of the people of
this country Caine tirward with such a complaint as
this, it was at least due to them to inquire into the
evils which they alleged they endured, in the hope
of seeiug whether any effectual remedy could he ap-
plied. Should their Lordships feel that uo remedy
was likely to be attained by legislative mean•, they
would at least, lie trusted, not withhold their con-
solatory assurance that they deeply felt the dis-
tresses which affected so large a portion of the c
munity, and that the prayer of their !minim' had
not been dismissed until after calm and mature
deliberatiou.—(Cries of hear, hear, hear.)—
An inquiry was, he thought, in every view desira-
ble, to consider whether it were possible fo afford
any remedy by parliamentary interposition. That
inquiry lie would leave for the present in the hands
of his Majesty's Nliiiisters, having the Nikon con-
fidence that they felt as become them the situation
of she country, and would not withhold any meaus
in their power to give effect to the views of the Pe.
titioners. He meant to make tin specific motion
now ►especting the Petition, except that it be laid
on the table. _

The Marquis of Isasnows—u-. After the Pe-
tition is laid on the table, 1 mean to make a few
observations respecting the niatttr it contains, which
has been so ably and justly alluded to by the
Noble t.,rd who presents it. Pyrrti., &Ft, how.
London, England, 1820-05-17

HIM SILKS at lithe more than
ISt In consequence of the very great depression of trade,
the following Articles have been bought for cash at little
mine than half their value, and are new selling at the very
small advauce of le. in the pound spa the cowries:—
Rich striped and checked /linnets, es. 9d. to 3s. 3d. per
yard, usual price es 6d. to 4s. id.; good Silk Dreams, extra
length, ISs. 6d. each; Italia. Gauzes, the S.est mode,
2s. 6d. per yard ; rich White Satinet es. Pd. worth 6s. id. ;
beautiful While Damask &arra, Its 64. each; also Du:
capes, Gras de Naples, Paris Cords, Levantine', new Cow-
ered Sunset', and Satins, Duna Sprigged Ganses, Irish
Poplins, Lustre', and every new and fashionable Article in
Silk Murcery that is made, equally cheap.
A. SHEARS, Bedford House, Nu. 11, Hettriettaxtreet,
Covent. Garden.
No Patterns eat.—An immense stork of the moat aped)
India Imitation Scarfs and Shawls, from Two to Twenty
Guiana each.

U lISUANT to • Decree ui the High Court
P of Chancery, made in • Cause wherein JOHN WOR.
STER CHANDLER is the Plaintiff', and ELEANOR
ARMSTRONG, Widow, uul others, are Defendants, the
CreJitors of WILLIAM SEXTON, late of Young's piste,
or Yonties.buildings, Islington.road, in the county of Mid-
dlesex, Gentleman (who died on the Slot NeVernher, 1b05),
bre forthwith to tome in and prove their debts before Fran.
cis Paul Stratford, Esq. one of the Masters of the said
Court, at his Chambers in Sonthanipton.boildings, Chan-
erry-laue, London, or in default thereof they will be ex-
cluded the benefit of the said Decree.
R. POTTS, Plaintiff's Solicitor,
Serjesoes•lna, Fleet.street.
London, England, 1820-05-17

FREE TRADE.

Mr. FINLAY, on rating to peesent the Petition
which lie held in his hand, from the Chamber of
Commerce in the City of Gl.e.guw, proyisig fur the
eamblishiewist of • Free Trade, begged to he in-
dulgrel while he made a few obtiervatious on that
important suhject, although the Petition which
had been laid oat their table a few nights ago, front
the nitre lointeuf Loudon, tendered it unitecrseary
to trouble the Hemet at much length. The Pro.
(toners stitte, that, to ill, ir opiniou, one cause of
the universal distress might be attributed to the
reettictious on cumanescr, winch other natious were
London, England, 1820-05-19

CHANCE WITHOUT RISK.
FOUR PRIZES OF £30,000,
AND FIFTY-EIGHT OTHER CAPITALS,

Is•Mmory and Consols, in the Wheel.
NEW MODE of A ()VENTURE. by which
EVERY PURCHASER is SECURED Prong LOSS
on the NEXT DAY 01 DRAWING,
THURSDAY,Ist JUNIT.
As every Ticket or Share bought between 18th May sod
Ist June, iv DRAWN on Thursday, Ist June, whether a
Blank or a Prise, %nay be exchanged, free of expense, for an
llndrawn Ticket or fur an (Indrawn Share, or the Purchase
bloreywill be Teter:KA if rrgoirrJ. And the holder of
very Ticket or Share (bought ass:oreaaid),lv NoT DRAWN
use Thursday, Ist June, may rerrore the Purchase 3loney
back for such Undrawn Ticket ns Share if the same be de-
manded on or before Tuesday, 1311. Jane; therefore, who-
err buys before Ist June,
MAY GAIN, ANT) CANNOT LOSE.
As he may KEEP the PRIZES if he bites, sod RETURN
the BLANKS if be pleats.
State of the Wheel.—Only Two Days More.
4
4
4
60
&c. &c. making in Moury and Consuls,
SiXl3l-71111 Capitals set (Indrawn.
Warranted 'lndrawn Tickets and Shares are Selling by
CARROLL, the Contractor, 19, Curnlsill, and 26, Oxfords,
Street, London; who Shared and Sold, is the last forr
Month.,
2,387 t 30,000 I 7,003
708
1,346
CARROLL Shared sad Sold FOUR Capital Prises that
Were draws the First Day, 27th April.
London, England, 1820-05-19

This day are published. haudsumrly puttied i• 410. and
illustrated with • Map and other Engravings, price

21 2.. board',
TRAVELS in BRAZIL during the years
1811, 1818. and 1817.

Ilii PRINCE 4IAXISIILIAN,_of Neuwied.

This Work will tie found to be owe of the most important
that bas yet appeared respecting this int..resting, but hither-
to imperfectly known country. The Prince has examined
the totally unknown regions along the East Coact of Brasil,
between the LJtlt and 23,1 degrees or South Latitude, which
bad not yet been penetrated into by any Traveller, with a
scientific view, and with his numerous and important Zoo-
logical Observations, he bat connected the moat inte►esting
Funiculars respecting lbc nature of the Cuuutry, and the
manners of the Inhabitants.

?limed for Henry Colburn and Co. Condaii-alreet.
London, England, 1820-05-19

Memoirs, forther with thr P.oriors of the Eecirsistatitil
and Admiralty Cowls.
Lieut. Donne, Cih Dragoon Gerrard., on appointment.
Mr. Chester, by the Lord iss Waitioe•
Mr. Hunter Blair, by the Lord in Waiting
Mr. Was. Minis, Gentlrnisit Pensioner In his M•sjetly.
Dr. Robrirt %Villa., by the Lord in
Mr..Cwwtraime, few Naito.
Mr. Gaily Kniebi, by the Lord in Waiting.
Mr. Dupe, by stir Lord in Wailing.
Mr. Thomas hand.., by his father.
Sr, James Stuart on his marriage.
The Lord Chirflustice Dallis
Mr. Lechnirre Charlton, by the Lord in Waiting.
The Don. William Cu.', bribe Lord in Waiting.
Mr. Illitterworili, by she Lord in Wasting.
Mr. Phillips, on c,. iug of age
The 11111 Sheriff for the County of Pembroke, with
aw Address of Copilot. ace MI the dertisse of the late King,
nod of Coagrattaiatioa on his hissjerty's VCCCSIIIOII to the
Throne.
Mr Needham, by Lord Kiloton,.
Sir Simeon Mom', by the Lord in Waiting.
Sir James Ramsey, by Sir George Shiffeer.
Sir Rutter, Peel, be the Loyd in Wasting.
Sir Hobert Shrffirld, by Earl Itrowntuw.
Mr. Smith, by the Lord in Waiting.
Mr. Fatprier, by the Lord in Waiting.

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

HOUSE OF LORDS, TUVIUDAY, MAT Is.

The Earls of Git.t.owaY and CAISILIII, sod
the Bishop of Costa, took the oaths and their
ctats.
BILL OF NATORAUZATIoN.
Monsieur James Haven the
erie-
brate.l Ballet Master, took the oaths of ellegiasive
sod abjuration, after which his Bill of Naturaliza-
tion was read a ...cowl time.
The Glebe IF.xcliange Bill was read the third
time and passed.
The South Sea Company }Legalities Bill was
read • second time.
The Irish Transfer Stock Bill was read a aecond
time.

FOREIGN COMMERCIAL TREATIES.
Tile Marquis of Lausouwu moved for copies or
extracts of any Treaties which kid been lately
made with Foreign Powers relative to comMerce
and navigation. It was his intention, if the Noble
Earl (Liverpool) had been in his place, to hive
moved for oilier papers necessary for his mo-
tion, which he hail given notice fur Friday the With
but be would writ until he saw the Noble
Earl in his place.—Agreed to.
Adjourned.
London, England, 1820-05-19

CENOTA in the IEMORY ~r Itoyel
Highness the Isle PRINCESS CHARLOFTE.—As
ou great an interest has been excited upon This subject, and
as the final erection of it in some public sow ntu•t be yet a
nook of time, !Ir. wvvrt thinks this the EXH IRI nom
of Or MONUMENTAL GROUP will be gratifying to the
Public; he therefore bre% to inform them Host it is NOW
OPEN to their vie*, at 19, Henrietta-street, Cavendish-
mow" —Admittance, Otis Shlllsog.
London, England, 1820-05-19

THE QUARTERLY REVIEW, No. XLV.
will be published on :.:ATURDAY the 27tb inst.

CONTLITS :—I. Life of the Duke of Marlborough—
Memoirs of Join' Duke of Marlburoisgh, with his original
Correspondence, collected from the family Records at Men-
beim, and other authentic soureas; by William Came, M A.
F.R.S.A. Archdeacon of Wills.-41. Van Diemen 'a Lead.
Michael Howe' the kit and worst of the Bosh Rangers of
Vass Diemen's Land. Narrative of the chief atrocities com-
mitted by Oda Great Murderer acid his associates, during
a period of Six years, in V,lll Diemeti's Land.—lll. Could
Forbio. Voyage dans le Levant —IV. Roads and Highways .
1. Report of the Select Committee ou the Highways of the
Kingdom. 2. Practical Essays on the Scientific Repair sod
Preservation of Public Roads; by Jolt,' Loudon 11PAdant.
3. Remarks on preaeol system of Roastanaking, by J. L.
M'Ailam. 4. Essay on Construction of Roads Ice.; by
Richard Lovell Edgeworth. S. Practical Treatise on Road-
making ;by James Paterson.—V. Parga: I. Proceedings
in Parga, sod the lonian Islands, with a series of correspon-
deuce and other justificatory documents; by Lieutenant.
Colonel C. P. tie Bussi-t. 2. Expose des faits qui oat ptik
ckdi et suivi la Cession de PArill, peerage &rig ociginaire-
ment en Greg par klll Parganiute, et traduit et pubis& par
Amaury Dtivel,-de linstit•t.—Vl. Modern Greek : Obser-
vations relating to the Modern Greek Lauguage ; by M.
Curay.—Vll. Voltaire et Mail. de Cb:itelet. Vie Priebe de
Voltaire et Madame de Cbitelet, pendant MI Sejoisr sic six
nsois a Cirey.—Vl Poems. Descriptive or Rural Life and
Scenery; by John Clare, a :Northamptonshire Peasant.-IX.
I Dc l'Atigleterre• par Monsieur The Fall of
Jerusalem: •Dramatic Poem; by the Rev. H. H. Milosn-
-XI. Africa: Voyage 'lasts I'lliatiriruir dr l'Afriqns aux
Sources du iikoligal et de la Gisaibie ; liar G. Mullieu —X 11.
Private Life and Manners of Hui Athenians.

Primed fur John Murray, Albemarle.atreet
No. XL. eon:a:nine :he Stroud and cuuelodiag part of
the Index, will be pi:hit:ll:rd at the same tune.
Complete Beta may be bad of the gist XT. Vols. of the
Quarterly Review.
London, England, 1820-05-19

TO CAPITALISTS.

►('O be SOLD . mum ELIGIBLE ESTATE
L for INVESTMENT, near Russ, in Herefordshire, •2.
the several Farms of Upton Court, Whittock's End, BO-
lurk's Lod, and Gateomb, being land of the first rate qua-
lity, !yin tootignosta, sad let to must responsible tenants
for upeordsof 1,1001. a gear. The whole forming a property
must desirable fur Trostees, or persons desirous of makiug
3 good Investment in Laud.

For parturalars apply to Mr. Wakefield, Land Surveyor,
No. 42. Pall-mail ; or so Messrs. Brace and Selby, Solici-
tors, Surrey-street, Strand.
London, England, 1820-05-19

YORK SPRING MEETING, 1820.

WtIMESDAY, MAT 10.
The second year of the Constitution Stakes of 200. each,
h. ft. for horses, &c. of all agea; three .year olds, bat 101 b ;
four, bat.; bee, bst.9lb ; six. 9.•.1ib.; arid •ged, 9st.slb.
One mile and a quarter —(10 Sobarribers.)
Mr. T. 0. Powlett's gr. b. The Marshal, by Coons
5 yrs old..
Mr. Duneumbes eb. h. St. Helena, by Stripling, 0 yrs 0 2
Mr. Watt's b. f by Cerberus, out of Miss Craofirld,

3 yte uld
Lord Futsie Mato'. h. f. Lucinda, by Cervenka, 3 yrs 4
to 1 on St. Helena : after the dead heat crew betting.
The Sapling Stakes of 50ga. each. h. ft. for three.years old
colts. liat.3lh —Last milt anti three qua' ters.—Those got

by untried Stallions, &c. 'Mowed 31b.
Ld Scsrbrough's brown, by Kexby, out of Henrietta, by
Sir Solomou
Sir M. M. Sykes's bay, by Prime Minister, dam by Sir
P. ter Teasie
Mr. Kirby's bruise, Tartar, by Dun Cossack, dam by
Rambleionists, out if Langtun's dam 1
Mr. Peirse's chem. Cock Rubio, by Comas, out of • sister_
to Rosette...
Mr. Gasroigue's bruwii,SirJubo, by Sinelcusko—Canuuu.
ball's dam
Mr. Watt's clwanut, by Cerberiss,out of Mauuella Pd
Duke of Leed-.'s eliesisut, by Muwiway, dam by Shuttle pd
Sir W. Maxwell's bay, by Arch ussautuut of Bird of Para-
dise • .. .
Mr. Lanibton*a grey, Dunsioarie, by Macbeth, out of Pe-
terra
Lord Fitzwilliam's brows. Field-Marshal, by Smulen•
sko—Pauline
2 to 1 apt Sir 31. Sykrs's colt, and 3 to 1 agst the whiner.
A good race:
_ _ ..

Sweepstakes of bOet. nth, b. ft. for 3 yr 014 colts, Si. I:b.,
Sitio'', Sta. tine mile and a bait. Op Subscribers.)

Sir J. Sylic's b. c. flatlands, by Walton, dam by
IteuitighrouKb....
The Stand NIP! of 60/. for hornet, /tr. of all ages.—. Heats
one mile and three quarters each.
Lord Scarborough's b. c. by Prirunius--Oberoo, 3 yrs
old, 7ot.
Mr. T. S)lteri's b. c. Mr. Speaker, by Camillus, 4 yrs.
Vat. 7Ib.
Mr Wright's bc. Master Fray, by Pireadilly,l yrs ist 3 3
Mr. Cal firs thli.gr.c. Pyramus, by Black Sir Charles,
4 yrs. Bst. 416 4 4
6 to 4 on Mr. Speaker—and 6 to 4 against the winner—
Very easy.
Match fur 100 yr. . Is. ft.—T.ol,lllr Old.' Coarse.
Mr. Mbytes filly, by Stnolenaku, dam by Sir Peter, Bst.
rec. ft. from Lord Qureusberry's gr. c. Senator, by Prime
Minister—Vesta, 861. 31L.
Produce Match for 200 ca. h. ft. Bst. earl,. Two mart
Mr sfichaelsou'it b. f. Lucinda by Haphazard, dam by
Sancho, rec. ft. from Lord Queeasterry's br. f. by Stamford,
dam by Trumpalur.
London, England, 1820-05-19

ROYAL EXCHANGE ASSURANCE OFFICE,
MAY 17, 182'!.
THE COURT of DIRECTOR` of the
ROYAL EXCHANGE ASSURANCE, do hereby gito
Nonce,
That their TRANSFER-HOOKS will he Shut from TUES-
DAY the 61h or June next to TUESDAY the 11th of July
following; that a GENERAL COURT will he holden at
their Office on the Royal Examine, on ITEDN EMMY the
flat of June next, at Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon ; and
that a Divideud will be considered of at the said Court.

SAMUEL FENN I NG, jun. Secretary.
ee• The Chair will be taken al Twelve o'Clock precisely.
N.B.—Attendance is given daily at the said Office, and
at their Office in Fall-srisll, for the Assurance of Building.,
Goods, Merchandise, and Ships, in Harbour, in Dock, or
while building, (rum 1.01.1 or thmage by Fire; mid also fur
the Assurance of, sad granting Annuities or, Lives.
London, England, 1820-05-19

KB —Monti of Venison dressed this day.

bOCIETY FOR THE IMPROVEMENT OP PRISON
DiSCIPLINE. AND FOR THE REFORMATION OF
JUVENILE OFFENDERS.
filiHE GENERAL. MEETING of 11w SUB-
sCRIBERS sad FRIENDS to this SOCIETY will
he held us TUESDAY NEXT, the 23d blatant, at Free-
goasooe Hall. Great Queen-street. Lineolea lawAelda ;
EIS Royal Nightie** the Duke of GLOUCESTER, CO.
in the Chair.
Tse Chair will be taken at One o'Cloek precisely.
Ticket* of Admission may ►e had at Hatellwetra, Picea.
dilly ; Seeley's, Fieet•steert; and of J. and A. Arch, CMS.
hull; and at the Bar of the Tairero.

MR. GLOVER'S EXHIBITION of OIL
and WATERCOLOUR PAINTINGS IS NOW
OPEN, at the Great Rooms, 16, Old Bond-street, oppo-
site siaiford.slreet, from Niue till Dusk.
Admittance Is.—Catalogue BJ.
London, England, 1820-05-19

titumrn OF %VESTMINSYKR ♦ND PURITY OF

ELKCTION.

rrilE THIRTEEN 14-1 ANNIVERSARY
will be celebrated at tha Crown and Anchor Tavern,
Strand. on TUESDAY NEXT, May 23. 1820;
for FRANCIS BURDEIT. Bart. M.P. In the Chair.
Ticket,. each, to he bad at the Bar of the Teets's,
and of the Secretary, 110, Strand.
HENRY BROOKS, Secretory.
Dinner on Table at Five o'clock precisely.
_

Tile Doors of Ile Greet Soon will be Openerfat Half.
pact Three.
London, England, 1820-05-19

-110 ICI I A R DSO N'S Coffee-House and Tavern,
Il Prams, Covent Garden. C. Richardson and Son beg
to iota-m Nobleinesi, Graillensen, their Friends, and the
Public.. that they THIS DAT DRESS a remarkably
line TvitTLE, ready in Jars to he sent Many psrl of tuna
or country. Captains of Ships and other Gentlemen having
any quantity of Live Turtle to dispose of will find a ready
ket.
London, England, 1820-05-19

CHARLES WIIIGIIT, Importer of Foreign
Wines. Spirits, and Liqueurs, Colonnade, Hay.
smirker (next to the Ring's Theatre), informs the Nobility
and Public, thst he is absolutely welling FINE OLD
CAPE MAUCH:AS at One Guinea per Dozen, whirl, the
Trade is selling at the very lowest price 30s. per Dozers :
PORTS, SH FAIRIES, !VIA DEIRAS, Ae. &e. in proportion.
Jest lauded, CHAMPAGNES of the first growth.
Orders nith enclosures, sod postage paid, from the
Country will he immediately attended to, but not otherwise.
A D. pot also at Sussex-street, Grand Parade, Brighton.
London, England, 1820-07-14

VAVIHALL.

TUN EVENING. NKiUAY. July 14. *
GRAND GALA, comprising s Concert of Miseel-
laur..us Nlusie. At the end of the first Act Madame and
lalsarsiniiselle %mei, with Mademoiselle Adelle, will exhibit
nthisired Performances; and, at the conclusiow of the
Coneril‘ will succeed a hritliont display of Firewoelze, by
Signora Hesiglerr, when Madame &mai, eigooptetely rave.
lop. J in a volume of Are, will achieve nee sairprisias
lions on the Tisht Lope, al as elevation of sixty fret front
the ground.
Ailiniseiiiii 3e. ed.—Doors open at Seven, the Concert to
beim at Eieht o'Ctittt.

rnUSICAL CA BIN ET for Portal& IN.
sTRUMEINCB of newest Invention and improve-
ment, particularly the new PATENT IMTAI. HARPS,
enlist ?Iretn little loptromesitiss, which prodirue all the
getters! effect of ,the large Pests' Harp, although not one-
third the size; they posse's such peculiarly silvaldageoir.
properties (like portable Instruments adapted for Ladies)
that no other has ever been found capable of. The following
fe t arty serve ne-some specimen they are capably
of phiOng Mimic generally, in all the key,. with Neal fa-
t ility—they accompany the Voire, as alai the Pisoin-fortr,
to Hurt, &c. delightfollyi—are very soon learnt, and of very
moderate price. They may be seen mud beard, and only hail
rif E. LIGHT, Retie Professor, the ltiveutur and Patentee,
N D. P. Fuley-place, Cavendislutiquare.
PI B. Al this Cabled Ladies are also completely instruct-
ed on the Dila, harp, the Piano-fort, in singitic tec. Pupils
also attended at their own Residences ia Town, and at
small distaseestin the Country.
Asa 'rhe Dital Harps are peculiarly well adapted for Tra-
velling abroad, ice. being insured tu stand all Climates.
London, England, 1820-07-14

FELONY.

Yroter.lay Charles Etxrit;:erfra t to Mr. Swallow, hatter,
lis /ansees-street, was brought up by Cobham, sod ex-
union' on different charges of (elegy.
It appeared that a family named Revaphrty ►adges at Mr.
%wal.uw•s house, sad their cook missed • purse from a
wooer in the kitchen, containing three guineas and a gold
ins. The Prisoner, who had no money prior to this, 11,i4
booths a watch and gold seats ; he 0140 ►ired a horse for a
Ws excursion to Honoolow. From these eireunistanc.•s he
u...learreled, soil the *Meer was applied to, and he took
/molest.' rostuily at his master's house. Os being quest loped,
1..• Attuned heels% foetid the purse with the mom, in the
il..aer, but that hs was igmeitot whose properly it war..
The seemed charge was fir robbing his muter of a new
fill —lle was fully committed.

MARLBOROUGH STREW.
DARING ROBBERY BY A FEMALE.
Ve•terday Swank Clam en. alias &mak Argent, alias
111,4rst Sal, was brought top by Gook, the Si. James's
:!• cur, charged by George Lyme, under-butler to the Illaoguis
d'' Nnutly, with rubbing hint of upwards of 14s. in silver.
11r canted, that ea Wednesday might he was reforming home
r'••..ogh the Haymarket, whew he was followed by the Pei-
swrer, who persisted, much &gait's! his will, in laying bidd
lit 111 m. and is his emlearmaring to extricate himself from
r, she forced bee Mad isle his wsisecoal pocket and pulled
o•:t a handful of silver, same ut which dropped ue the
pavement. mud on his ',Wag the Prisoner and searching her
liscoi. 14s. were found is her passessiaa.
The Prisoner was • short time ago charged en suspicion
of being concerned with • was mooed Argent, alias flop.
ping Tom, with whom she cohabited. in rebbing Mr. Mee-
t •ith, of Silver-street, of 1,1001. fur which Argent was trims.
purred fur sever years, and she was discharged.
'l'he Primmer was fully committed fur trial.
London, England, 1820-07-14

t,
W INTELLIGENCE.
COURTORIEIIOICIERT, t.ssfest.a's rite,•
lief, Jew/ 13.
• • • JUDGMENT.
IN TER` ftlifllte eV nos Cot ADD ATIMMIS,
• Ilse ERUPTS.
The loam observed, thin hr hall
rl•scl with the greatest attention the further offish.
.I.e. in support of this petition to mpinsede the
commission and to stay the bankrupts' certificates.
'fh...s case certainly was of great importance, when
it Joey considered the high -credit that the bank.
uphshad obiair.ed all over the world as merchants
at Liverpool. The first questiOn for his considers.
tion was, whether this was a concerted romsuissims
of bantouptcy ; without it was concerted wills the
petitioning creditor, be could not set it aside. II
he w.is asked whether he bed hey .sltspichkies 'iltht it
was concerted, he would sinner isothe affirmative,
bin hr could not actiedicialty on sapient's; how.
ever, in .listni.sing the yelitien, He would depart
frori,the usual rule q( Coen aul not allow costs.
There was Ise grouts'', therefore, before him to stay
the banters's** ceetitcates.. Let them issue. aad
the petition be diseriised without costs.

COURT 'OV KING'S I,ET4CII. GUIIMIALL,
hiLlf 13.

T`ft Court *ere nccupied during the whole of
in trials of little /general interest.
D' burs JUSTICE sat.

POLICE.

tow-ftarrr.

Yesterday two Rotarians piekleseltels, named Hebert
I'7iitt and Joao: Sisilk, were brewed op for imantinalion
1. f..re Richard [limit, Esq. the Sillies' Magistrate, said rum-
ird to 'Mosaic for trial, charted with hietwaY rchheeY.
t tin the (wetting of the 13th of Jane, last, as the Prosecutor,
Mr. of the Strand, was resin alone the Strand,
apposite lisuad-court. the Primmer Plait torsi k him in the
sail., and the other Prisenser 'matched his watch, sod ran up
it ulopi.eostrt. Mr. &MESON immediately pursued Smith,
s fir. fell dowse, and Mr. Simmons stumbled over him. The
Pi:solver Matt then came imp mad struck Mr. Simmons via-
leativ ; do the mean time Smith made off with the watch.
and using to the violeoce of the Wows, Mr. SiN111191“ was
cot tired is) demise from farther permit.
the Prisoners were apprehended a short lime afterwards,
ht. N anal Ellis, Iwo of the conductors of patrol be-
t .1:c;r:g to this OfEce.

letl EIMIKIJAR Ir.
London, England, 1820-10-07

No. XXVI.

Treasory Chambers, lob Assgusl, 1820.
Rua-1 have received the emonsands of the Lords Com.
sniassmeers of his Majesty's Treasury, to arknouiledge the
receipt to your ogle of the 2d in►t. transuatisog a duplicate
voucher slated the 31st silt. whereby Mr. Henry acknow-
ledges to have received from yore the suns of 4,200/. to be ap-
plied by ham towards &grayling the expenses of emparing for,
and 'coding to England swell ir it oases Lis may appear seers.
asry i.e the defence of Ire Majesty the Hares allaing the
(Images exhibited in Parliament, sod fur which he muter-
takes to be accommodable to their Lordships, subject to steels
restrictions as are specified is the letter of this Huard to
yeas of the 18th
I am,lllicj, your °bedlam. Fuer►aot,
IVm. Tigard, Fee. (Sigurd) GEO. HARRISON.
No. XXVII.
Copy Treasury Minute, dated August 49, 1820.
Rend letter from Mr. Viaard, of the 28th instant, re-
que+hog further issue of 10,0001. to defray expenses info,-
red in defence of her Maj.•sty, iw regard to the Bill now
pentium. iss Parliamessl, nod enclosing a certificate from Mr.
Brougham, lie. Lushingtou,anal Mr. Denman, that smell saum
is nee rrrrr y. Sly Lords read their nthoite of the 18th
July lea, directing ass irate of 10,000 r. to Mr Vizaral,
a• the Solicitor of her Majesty, to be applied towards
the payment of her legal •sprasra in opposing the Bill now
proding in Parliament foe dissolving her Majeay'a marine,
out of yeast of 200,000/. " towards satisfying sorb ffinuni-
lies as would hive been payable out of the Civil List, in
case the demise of his late Majesty haul not taken place he.
fore the rush of April, 1820; or trot of floe Consolidated
fowl of Great Britain, in ease the demise of his late ".Ito.
jcsiy had not taken plate befor► sth July 5820; .11111 ill en-
able his present Majesty to mike inch advances as may he
necessary fur the a xpcsisr. B.f her Majesty, until Parlia-
ment shill make other provision in respect thereof
P•elwre warrant for issuing to Mr. Vitard out of the said
grant, a furtlirr sums or 10,0001. ssabj••et only to such sar-
coma as Itasatil Holy, under all the eireum•t sores of the
case, alcern jolt usual reaumable, for enabling him to defray
the law clisigoB moil txpeuats of Suer Majesty, in *elation I ,
the prerreuhaiga smo before l'arliameast ; and also the •x•
ruses at lending the bringing of her Majesty's witmirsses f
■broad, moll of such agent Of agents as may be employed Du
her Msjesty's b,ltlf fur that purpose.
London, England, 1820-10-07

1)1:ESS.

LON DON,
SATURDAY. OCTOBER 7, MO.

The proceedings in the /louse or Lords yester-
day, in the case of the QUEEN, commenced with
the ►esumed cross-examination of Lady CHARLOTTE
LINDSAY ; but every question, however ingeniously
framed, had tin other effect than to confirm the
impression made on the preceding d►y by the
favour►ble testimony of this Noble Lady. 'froth
can fear no sifting, the skill of the Soctcurott.
GENERAL was therefore but idly exercised in aiiiv.
ing to shake Lady CHARLOTTE'S evidence. To
her succeeded the Earl of LANDAFT, who, with
his Countess, had been honoured by the fain liar
acquaintance of the Prince-v. cf WALE% and who
now deports to the unsullied propriety of her Ilityal
Highness's conduct. The Noble E sr!, in the
course of his examination, mentioned the well-
known ll• age of Italy, for Ladies of the highest
rank, and of character far beyond the boldest

•-•
London, England, 1820-10-07

No. XXVI I I

Liocolns-Inn.fields, Ait:tist 28, 1520.
SIR—UI llw enclosed certificate, I have to fwg you will
be pleased to ask the Lords Commissiuttesa of his Majesty's
Treasury to make me a blither advance for the 11•4• of her
Majesty the Queen, each sum lu be received by me upon the
Passe terms as those which were approved when the former
advance was made. It is important dist 1 slstnifil receive
this money with as little delay as circumstances will astolit
of, ill'ealler' wills a view to expedite the proceedings now
pending in Parliament, I am about to scud two more puts-
Colonial agents to the Continent,

have the honour to be, Sir,
Your most obedient Servant,
Oro. Harrison, Psi. kr. (Sigurd) WM. YIZARD.
(enclosure.)
We hereby certify, that it •ppesra to as I. he Necessary
That a further Suin of test tlioninool pun oda should be birth-
wills advanced to Mr. Yowl!, to hr applies! inwards the ex-
penses of her Thijesty's deft sace, upon site Bill pow pi-sidistg
us Parham. us. Dated this tNish shy of Augurs, 1820.
signed) 11. BRUITHA M.
sTiwitF:ti LUSH I NGTON.
THOMAS DENMAN.
London, England, 1820-10-07

EAST INDIA HOUSE. Ocvniast 4, MO.
THE COUR'r If DIRECTORS of the
UNITED COMPANY of NIERCHANTS of ENG-
LAND, traultog to the EAST' INDIES, do hereby sire
Notice,
That the COMMITTEE of BUYING and WARE-
HOUSES will be ready to reecive Proposals in Writll44
sealed up, on or before WEDNESDAY, the Nh lament,
from such Persons as may be twilling to supply the Cum-
Nay with
BAR AND BOLT BRITISH IRON;
ALPO
IRON SHOT, SHELLS, AND cAncAsscs:
and that the Condit' of the Contract may he seen
upon application to the Pink In the said Committee, with
*hom the Proposals must be left before Eleven o'Clock
of the said IStls day of October, after stitch hour the Curs:
mullet will not receive any Trailer.
JOSEPH DART, Secretary:
London, England, 1820-10-07

leg three &Omit ibis afternoon, t. siert Me at War ltellitt.
1 have not had any cossinoication with Mr. Visard enseel
'deferred with you' yesterday.
Very truly yours
Goo. Harrison, Esq. ke. ke. ke. GEO. WAVLE.

No. Xl.
Copy Treasury Minute, dated 11th J 017,1620.
The Rail of Liverpool Oates to the Board, that his Ma.
jest), baa signified to hint his Royal pleasure that out of the
Monies voted by the House of C.uelonoes, fur enabling his
Majesty to snake such 'detects as may be necessary for the
expenses of her Majesty, until Parliament shall make other
prity;nion in respect thereof, this Board do direct the issue
of suc► sums es they may from time to time deem necessary
for defraying the Meree's legal and other necessary expreara
r-eating to the proceedings now under the consideration of
Parliament.
My Loffis read the Resolution of the Bente of Commons
rr the 6th instant, that there be Enured to his Majesty the
r :fa of 200,000!. towards satisfying certain annuities, prn.
&one, and other payments therein mentioned, and else for
ebabling his Majesty to mike such advances as may be we.
eftwary for the expenses of her Majesty, until Parliament
h ell make other provision in respect thereof.
The Eta of Liverpool also states to the Board, that he
his received an application front Mr. Vogsrd, her Majrsty'a
.!:otteitor, for an issue of money un account of the legal ex-
ssesiscs who-Is have been already ism-lured on the mart of her
1-tjesty, and which will he hereafter necessarily incurred in
slim, Cs the proreetltnio now pending in Parliament
My Lords rs-e of...opinion, that it will be proper to jostle
Gum time to time to Mr. V4aril, open his application, ant
of the said vote of the !louse of Commons, such sums of
muuey a. ll,eQueen's Attorney and Solicitor Gement, or
f slier of Owe., shall cerhfy to be, is their opinion, issisiaite
n 1 proper In be ions(' to him fur the permise of defraying
the law clearers and expenses of her Majesty in relation to
the proeresiiiscs now under the consoleration of Parlia-
ment, anal also the expenses attending the bringing of
Ler Maj. sty's n obsesses fiton abroad, and of ands agent or
4eists as may be employed on behalf of her Majesty for That
p,,rpope ; that muds appl.cattons should rperify used distin-
yu:sh bow mach will he respiireil ender the head of law ea-
f:.•n:re, lnel how n.nels sinflcr the head of furriest witnesses;
and That the issues should be matte to Mr. V stud, sulij-et
st-ly h. such arrow,' iss their Lordships may, under all Ow
c f,ton4l:pne of the Pew, its•en just and rrfsniamb!e.
Write. lo Mr. flosughson, her Mejesity's Attorney-General,
resprooring hum, that my Lords have sr-nisei! his Majesty's
• as :OUR rillrnl3ll4/s to make such provision from time to
is as Ilse! msy deem expedient, for dr fraying the Qtwen'a
ti and other it. ceasary expenses relating to the ps
ioga now under flu: runoldrfslion of Parliament, and con-
Vrvine to Lint their Lositships' NUM.'', as Its the mode iii
• such provisiou should be cartied into effect.
London, England, 1820-03-13

DELICATE EPISTLE.

-.......11w.......-..

Me. Hobhouse, in his speech an the day of no.
mination for Westminster. referred ton letter writ.
ten by a Mr. Manby, and read on the hustings by
the friends of Mr. Lamb on the last election. The
following is a copy. extracted front a book. which,
if not written by Mr. Hobliouse, was compiled nu-
der the auspices of his friends. and is consequently
an authority which it is presumed thorystll not
dispute

" Sts-1 us so ashamed to your unmet* the madoeed
paper (the paper referred to was treat the Committee nt St.
Paul's, Covent-garden, requestiug the election, to take
effectual measures in secure the retiani of Mr. Lamb), that
1 shall take ass early opportunity of tallies to clime any
accusal with you.
" I ant, Sir,
" Your meet obedient *mot,
" 94, Wimple-strati, Feb. 27. H. HANSI%

* My boxes I shall seed for, sad when yea have became
aa M.P. ►e pleased to rummager you haves pair of pasta.
laws of setae, that I desire to have seal Mate.".—See me
Ill• of " Au authentic Narrative of lA. I:vente of the West-
minster Rheims, #e. compiled bp order of the Anandttee
appointed to maaape Me Elections of Mr. Mobhoote."
London, England, 1820-01-21

WINDSOR, JANUARY to.

Yesterday morning the Duchess of Gt.ouaterre
arrived at the l'abwe from Bagshot Pork. on 4
visit to her Royal Sisters, Princesses AtOUSTA 4101
Sortita; in the evening the Royal Duchess re-
turned to Ilsgshot.
Yesterday the Duke of Yogic arrived It th.
Pialace from Middleton, in Oxfordshire, where I•ia
Royal Highness had been on a visit with the Evi
and Countess of JEasET. lit the evening 1..4
Royal Highness proceeded to his seat at Oatlimds.
London, England, 1820-09-22

THE PItoMISSOItt NOTE.

Mr. Markham, Mr. Wrench: Mr. Scamper, Mr. Pearlman;
Nicks, Mr. Salter. Mrs. Markham, Mrs. W. S. Chatterley ;
Caroline, bliss Carew ; Cicrly, Miss Kelly.
To conclude with the Comic Operetta, called
tsELLEs WITHOUT BEAUX ;
Or, THE LA DI F.S AMONG THEMSELVES.
Mrs. Dashington, bliss Kelly; Virginia, Mrs. W. S. Chat.
terlry ; Oita, Miss Career ; Mrs. Grrendragoe, Mrs Grove;
Mrs. Mode, Miss Love; Mrs. Easy, Mrs. Bryan; Priscilla,
bliss I. Stesewon .

The spacious Saloon will he ripened as usual at Eight
o'Clotit, fur the admittance of the Second Price, which com-
mences at Nine.
Boxes, bs ; Soeond Price, 3s —Pit, 31. ; Second Price,
Is. Cal—lA,wrr Gallery, 2s. ; Second Price, Is.—Upper Gal-
lery, Is ; Second Price,6J.
Private Sous may he had nightly of Mr. Stevenson, of
whom Plaets are to be taken, at the Box Office, Strand Fu-
trance, from Tea till Four.
Doors open at llalf-past Six, and the Performance to be-
gin at Seems.
To morrow, The Baron De Trench, with The Vampire.
London, England, 1820-09-22

THEATRE-ROYAL, ENGUSH OPERA-HOUSE,
STRAND.

/VMS EVENING, FRIDAY, September 22.
IL will be performed, 30th time, a Dew Romantic Melo.
drawn, in three part., (minded on the celebrated Tale called

THE VAMPIRE;
Or, THE BRIDE OF THE ISLES.

Munch rs in the introductory Vision—The Vampire, Mr.
T. f''. Cooke; Lady Margarei, Mrs. W. S. Chaster's, ; Ueda,
Miss Lure; Ariel, Miss Wurgman.
Characters in the Di sina—Ruiltvels, Mr. T. P. Cooke;
Ronald, Mr. I.l.etley ; Robert, Mr. Rowbat ham ; McSwill, Mr.
Marley. I.+•lv Margaret, Mrs. W. S. Cbuiterley ; Bridget,
Mrs. Grove; Ijile, Miss I. Stevenson.

After which, 2211 time, •n entirely new Operetta, milled
London, England, 1820-09-22

Printed fur A. K. Newman and Co. Lead, nhall street.

Where may be hot, puhli.lool this Autumn,
The CONTESTED ELECTION ; or • Courtier's Pro-
mise. By Mi.. Ennis, 3 vols. prier Is..
ST. KATHLEEN; or the Bork of Mtnniemoyle. By
the Angkor of .4 Redmond the Rebel," 4 vols. IL 12..
ONE POUND Nore, awl other Tales. By Preside
Leghorn, 2 vols. 111.
WEST INDIAN ; or the Brothers. A Novel, 3 vole. 15..
BALDWIN; or the 31istr's Heir. A Serio.Lurnic Tale,
2 vole. Ile.

The CRUSADERS. A• Historical Ilornsnce of the 12th
Ceolu.y. By L. S. Staiihopc, 5 cwt.. 11. is. cad.
London, England, 1820-01-26

lion. is the most powcrfol.begtitfin support of
the toleration of the lair. ThyOa 'Open the Con-
stitution to the possessive acid ittjoytitent'Of
witbout favour or partiality. hod mere is TM sect or
denomination, that will not contribute its *equal
portion of talent, integrity. and the purest prism'.
plea. The Correspondent and The Diehlin jour-
nal, and The Hibernian Journal, and The
,Patriot.
and sill those writers who live by the divisions of the
Irish people. will advocite the opposite doetritse—
they will whine and cant about the propagation of
the Bible. st the moment they are encouraging a
perseverance in a syitesii of policy. which wars with
its, principles, and violates its precepts. But the
cominou,sentie of the people see the motive. and
.tbe labours of the renal writers are laughed at as
op many silly sophism.. calculates' to deceive both
peirple-ond 4overnmesit.—(The Irishman.)
London, England, 1820-01-26

TO BE SOLD ItY AUCTION,
By Mr. EVANS,
At Lis Honor, No. PC P4ll-.0311, too FRIDAY NEST,

innuary 24, and fullOwiug Day,
A COLLECTION of BOOKS; including
ri Holy Bible. by Field, 1666, 3 vols. large paper, with
I'lSSClttell Plates buena,' ; Andress's Collection of Heaths,
3 vulg. coloured Plates; Fables de It Fontaine, 4 wok. large
paper; Art de PeriAer lea Dates, 3 cult ; Fareiellaii Lexi-
con, 4 vulg.; Cicero Oliveti, 9 rah.; Lysiaa TayWei, large
paper • Ilcritilote, par Limber, 9 vols. large paper; Willia's
Cathedrals, 3 grub.; Sir W. Jones's Works, 6 vols. large
paper; the Histories of Robertson, Gibbon, awl Haute, in
41o.; Colihrit and Howell's State Trials, 24 cola; Annual
Register, 40 rola.; Cooke's British Novelists, 61 vols. lee.
London, England, 1820-01-26

MEATH BY BURNING.

Cdfidl iltelellree...-lAst sight an inquisition was
taken before T. Shelton, E.q. Coroner, in the Committee
Room of St. Bartholomew's Hospital, on the body of a little
boy, only four year. old, named William Copeland.
It appea►ed in evidence that the parent, of the deceased
were hulk dead. About two days previous to the death of
the mother, she, in the agonies of death, requested the de-
eettaed, her ualy child, to be brought up by s woman named
Mary Beach, residing In Armee, Tow., and the child, me-
trending to iisdying woother'a request, was placed under Mts.
Beach's protection. Oa Friday morning test the deceased
was left alone editing at breakfast in the hitches; during
the sinew. of Mrs. Beach, who had guise up stairs to fetch
some dirty litter to wash, by some 1111W111111 the clothes
of the deceased caught ire, and be was enveloped its /awes;
in this horrid situation the deceased ram iato the yard ; his
shrieks Nought Mrs. Bea:b and several of the neighbours to
his atoistance, and they succeeded lit extinguishing the
Maims ; he was immediately essuresed to lie hospital, where
every exertion was used to preserve life, but the little suf-
ferer died in oboist an hour lifter his arrival.

The Jur) returned • verdict of—elecidextril Death.
London, England, 1820-01-26

GOERRESE SUPPRESSED PAMPHLET.
Just published, prier 6s. 6.1.
IN THE PAMPHLETEER. Na. XXX.
containing GERMANY and the REFOLeTION. by
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