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The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1820-10-24

Re examined
.111 Mr. (Cif:isms.

The witness has been asked as to the time in which she
had the coesversllioti with Deniont ; was it hrfnre ur after
she went lulu the arrviCe of the Pritierss of Wales Yes ;
after ; It have seen her several time..
How 'won after the conversation which yon had with
Madame Jacrom did you hear that the wanes., Dettinut,
had made a deposition) You know, Gentlemen, belie, than
myself. It was on the 12t1 April that I had the eonvennttiort
mitt, Madame Jacrui %, right days before the work I had to do
for her.

Ask what Jr a s the substance of the con►ersation which she
had with Madame Jscroix

The question was objected to and over-ruled.
By the Earl of Dertington..—Ask it Demuut is arquaiuted
with her bucbsud No ; nut at all.

Os By tne Ea of Hareisuby—lis the conversation li it la
Demons, did ask au, question tie to the manner in which
the Princess as affected by the ile.ith of her daughter, the
Pi I Pcese Charlotte .? l'i.s

What answer did Manual give to that question ? Che told
me Ike Princess was extremely affected, that she had fears
she had lost all that WOO &sr to hro.

By the Eltt of Limerick—l ask if, according to you►
knowledge, w ,er:Driwout a !woos whom you would have
t, too. d.

The question was overruled.
By the Ew I of Lauderdale—Did she collect, frons her con.
vermilion with Demon!, llst she was present when the
Princes. seceiveil the news of the 'traits of the Princess
Charlotte She (Demon', told me that she hail lease of
siwience, because the suite of the Princess were going into
niternine.

Was Demont present when the news of the death of the
Nisi( rea Chat lane armed? Nu.

Mr. Brougham addressed the House with respect In the
statement which lie had made nu Saturday, as to the difficul-
ties in which they were placed, and eke obstacles which had
been put in the way t prevent the attendance of one or them
chief wittiest's. Withuat casting any imputation on any
one particular party, he merely wished to rt cal the desk of
Mr. Viand, to examine him as to that point.
Mr. Leman Rat pal to the bar.
The tfohcitor•General observed, that the Gentleman had
been in Court during the whole uf the proceedings.
Mr. ltioughani said, that it was uniocitiunably so ; war
London, England, 1820-10-24

MARRIAGE

On Monday seasseght, Mr. T. Alston', gardener, to Mr.
Elizcheth Amey, both of Sudbury ; whose milted age..
amurruterl to IS* years, the bridegroom treiug 77 anil
bride 75. It was with some difficulty that circler cr•ltt
preserved fluting the ceremony. Oa cooling out of rho. ,
they were hooted, and 141 roughly treated, that they had to o
ur three falls before they got out of the elsisrels.yard, the acte
of which were tied up to prevent their 1111/111k through
Constables were snot fur, nod it was nut till two or there t.t
the most active rioters were committed to the cage that the
b dispersed.
London, England, 1820-09-06

THEATRE-ROYAL, ENGLISH OPERA-HOUSE,
STRAND,
THIS EVENING, WEDNESDAY, Sept. 6,
will be performed, 3d time, a sew Operatic Drama,
in three acts, called
THE BARON DR TRENCK.
The Baran De Trenck, Mr. T. P. Cooke; Commandant
of Glatz, Mr. Rowbutham •' Anthony Swartz, Mr. Harley;
Lionel Schell, Miss Kelly; Hams, Mr. Wilkinson; Michael,
Mr. Broadhurst Eugenia, Baroness of Lindorf, Miss Carew;
insephine, Miss Love ; Calm", Mrs. Grove; Nannette, Min
I. Stevenson.
After which, 22d time, a new Romantic Melo-drams, is
three pacts, founded on the celebrated Talc called
THE VAMPIRE;
Or, THE BRIDE OF THE ISLES.
Characters in the introductory Vision—The Vampire, Mr.
T. P Cooke; Lads Margaret, Mrs. W. S. Cbatterley; Unda,
!list love; Ariel, Mi%ie Worgman.
Char:idlers in the Drama—Raibeen, Mr. T. P. Cooke;
I:.isid, Mr. Bartley; Robert, Mr. Prernisis; MrSwill, Mr.
Hark v. Lady Margaret, Stns. W. S. Chatterky ; Bridget,
Mfg. Greve; Lair, Miss Carew.
The spacious Saloon has been again tastefully Sited up
with a new design, representing an Illuminated Oriental
Caiden, and will he opened as tialiol at Eight o'Clock, for
the admittance of the Second Prwr, which commences at
Niue.
Doom open al Half.past Six, and the Performance to be-
gin at Seven.
5.1.; Second Price, 3s —Pit, 3s. ; Second Pace,
14 6.l—Lower Gallery, 2a.; Second Price, Is —Upper Gal-
loll, la.; S. rood l'rice,Sd.
Private 11..xes may he .had nightly of Mr. Stereiion, of
whom Places are to he taken, at the 13,13( Otfice, Strand En-
trance, from Tres till Four.
Ti-morrow, Patent Season'', with The Baron De Trenrk.
London, England, 1820-09-06

B EWICK'S *ELECT FABLES.

This day are published, in demy 81M. price 15u. boards,
SELECT FABLES, with Cuts, designed and
engraved by Thomas and John Bewick, and others,
previous to the year 1784 ' • together .wish a Memoir, and a
descriptive Catalogue of the Works of Messrs. Bewick.
Newcastle: Printed for Emerson Charuley ; sod for Bald-
Crailork, and Joy, Londmi.
*4,0 A very small number have been printed on large
paper, to watch Ilseother Works of Mr. Bewick, viz. in royal
Ivo. price 11. Is imperial U. 11 s.
London, England, 1820-09-06

IMPERIAL HOTEL, COVENT-GARDEN.
111 HE Public are respecifuliv inliyinect that the
R above Oil Established FAMILY HOTEL is RE.
OPENED, anal fitted up at s •: ry considerable expense, fur
the meconstandatiou of Families, in a st)lc which the Pro-
prietor lilttrfil 1111t11,44 111111 make it acceptable to all who
may honour hint with a preference, with good accommoda-
tion for Servants.
London, England, 1820-09-06

TIIVNDEN STURM.

OREZNoCK, AUCL'ST 8.
On Sunday morning, between Mile rud t.ri
o'clock, this town arid neighbourlior,d we►e visited
by a thunder storm proceeding from south to hortif,
of unprecedented violence sod duration. The light-
ruing was awfully vivid, arid some of the peels were
tremendously loud and prolonged, yet resembling
rather tine sharp dts'•harges of cannon iii rapid
ea-
cesatoo, than the continuous rolling which usual'y
accompanies the explosion of the electric fluid.—
Persons who base beer, resident in warmer latitude,
declare they never witurseed a storm of this kind of
so threatening an aspect ; yet we have learned of but
two casualties occurring from it, rote of them, lioa-
ever, sufficiently lanieirable to the sufferer. In the
immediate sir May of the town, eastward, the house
of James Kincaid, aisinall cow-feeder, was twice
struck by the electric matter. It first darted down
the chimney leading from the kitchen, and jejuna
several men and women sitting round the fire-placi,
but particularly Kincaid's son, who remanied lung
insensible. A few minutes thereafter the fluid
struck the chimuey-head of the other gable whirl,
it carried away, and in passing downward split the
neatest rafters of the roof. It then tcok its coarse
through the byre, which is situated in that tad of
the house, rimming along the water way, whirls
from its wetness arid contents formed a conductor.
By this means it came in contact with the hinder
legs of three cows, up which it amended, and imme-
diately killed them. A fourth, which stood between
two that suffered, escaped, probably from having
stood a little higher up, and not having her feet in
the conducting matter. The hinder legs of tho.e
killed were all much singed, and the bodies of the
animals swelled prodigiously. A daughter of. Ki-
ncaid was in the loft shore the byre, at the time the
fluid struck the opposite end of the hoes', arid when
alarmed by the cries of the family, she descended
from it, the cattle were perfectly safe iii their stalls;
returning almost immediately thereafter to the bare
she found them lifeless. The family are now all ras
covered, with the exception of the young men, whose
arm is still weak and painful; but doing well.
They are left destitute by the calamity. The
oilier instance in which the electric fluid took
effect, was to die east of the towu, and on the bank,
of the river, at Park, the seat of James Gemmel!,
De•cending the chimney in the western gable
of the building, it entered the kitchen, and slightly
injured one of the maid-servants in bed, at the
same time setting fire to the curtain*. This coo-
vulsion of the elements, which lasted Heady three
quarters of au hour, was accompanied by s deluge
of rain.
London, England, 1820-09-06

ALDERSGATP. MEETING,
TO ADDRESS DER aILIESTY,

Yesterday it public meeting of the Inhabitant
Householders of the Ward of Aldersgate took place
at the Dispensary in Aldertgate.strert. for the pur-
pose of voting en Address of congmtulaiitoo to her
Majesty, on her arrival in this country, and to coo-
dole with her on the death of his late Majesty
George M. and her Royal Highness the Princess
Charlotte.
The meeting was respectably and numerously at.
tended, pungent to a recial.ition signed be a NOM-
beer of the inhabitants of the %Voted. At oboist twelsn
o'clock Alderman Cox took the Chair, amid grrvt
applause, anti opened the business. The few ora-
tors present spoke in strong terms against the pro-
ceedings ioatitated against her Mikity, as usivre-
ceilented and usiemistitutionsl.
An Address was read, esti/revive of their high
admiration of hue Majesty's character, and the re-
gret they felt at the desilis of the late King and
her esteemed (laughter, in whose deaths she had
su.tained an irreparable loss. It was put, and
curried. without *dissentient voice.
It was proposed that it should be presented to her
Majesty on Friday next, sod ihit the Deputation
should go in procession either to St. Janoes's-sqoare
or Brandenburgls House.
Thanks were- then voted to the Chairman for
calling the Meeting, and his impartial conduct in
the Chair.

CATHOLIC CLUB ANNIVERSARY.

The Catholic Clots yesterday celebrated their
Eighth Aoniversary, at the Union Tavern, John-
street. Oafurd.street. The company was mime-
rous and respectable. Tlie usual loyal toasts bav•
ing been drank, the Chairman announced to the
meeting, " Prosperity to the Catholic Club." to
proposing it to the company, be took the oppor.
tunny of remarking that tbe Catholic Club had
been instrumental in promoting and setting on font
numerous charitable institutions, which had hod
the effect of relite►og. in times of great calamity,
tlte•sufferinga of the indigent poor of their coinintott
Mon, and giving education to their offsi►riop.
After enumerating the instances, and paying a
just tribute to those who bad been the chief agents
in those Christian endeavours, the buvintsa of the
day by degrees resolved itself into harmony said
conviviality. The members of the Club continued
their festivity till a late hour, cud dispersed with
general and mutual satisfaction.
London, England, 1820-09-06

GUILDHALL. Loaoox, Almon SA.
THE COMMITTEE for. LETTING she
CITY'S I.IINDS will inert at Guildhall on
WEDNESU tY, the 13th day of September Next, at
Twelve o'Clock at Noon, to SELL by PUBLIC AUCTION
the OFFICF. or PLACE of oar of the Four ONION and
FRUIT NI ETERS of the City of Loudon, vacant by the
death of Mr. Joha Nash.
The Particular'. and Conditions of Sate may he seen on
application at tie Comptroller's Office, Guildhall.
JOS. BUSHNAN: Comptroller.

THE ABBOT, BY WALTER SCOTT.
ONE IIUNOItED COPIES of the •hove
tVmk, now pahlirhed, are added to the Library, fur
the arrommoglation of the Subscribers, arcordrai to the
New System adopted at thin Est..blishment, which insures
a perusal of every new Work the day it appears.
Festinates Library, 170, New Bond street, opposite Bar•
liogtoa-garitelis.
London, England, 1820-09-06

/P /PHIS EVENING. WEDNESDAY. Sept. 6,
HIS
perfoented,4th lintels new Comedy, in three
acts. tailed
DOG DAYS IN BOND-STREET !

The Principal Characters by Messrs. Trrry. Junes. Liston,
.1 Rnssell, Kamera, Williams, Mrs. Pearce, Mrs. Wsiltiosou,
and Mrs. klartlyn.
The Prologue to be spoken by Mr. Connor.
After which, the Comic Sketch of
SY LY EST Eft DAGG ER SVO OD.

Sylvester Daggerwood, Mr. J. Russell; Fustian, Mr.
Meredith
To coneluile with ft new Corowdy, in three acts, called
EXCIIANGE NO ROBBERY;
Or, THE. DIAMOND RING.
The Principal Characters by atp.sea. Liston, Terry, Coo.
n Mustard, Farley, 11i11iams, Mrs. Mardyn, Miss Leigh,
Mrs. Jones, and Mrs. Gihba.
- -

Boxes, sa.—Pit, N.—First Gallery, ^s—Second GNI-
•V. la._ . .

The Doors to he opened at Six o'Clock,and the Perform-
ance to begin at Srvrn.
Places for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Massingham, at
she Theatre.
Piieste Boxes may be bad, nightly, by application at lb,
Box Office.

The are most ►eapectfully Wormier', that Mr.
Malmo, is engaged at this Theatre for a limited number of
Nixlds, and will make his first appearance on Monday next,
io Guy Mannering.
To-morrow, Dog Days in BoarLstreetl—Bombastes Fallow
—and Exit by Mistake.
London, England, 1820-09-06

CARY'S NEW ITINERARY.
This day is published, price 13s. in boards,
CARY'S NEW ITINERARY; beinß an
accurate Survey of the Roads of England and Wales,
with part of Scotland, made by command of his Majesty's
l'ustuasster General, cout•ining Routes to upwards of 9,000
Place,, nut given in any other work of this description—
the whole of the Noblemen and Geo,lensen's Seats; a com-
plete List of the Stage Coaches from the Metropolis, with
their time of departure and arrival ; Maps of the environs
of the principal Watering Places.

. .
This Edition contains, in addition to the former articles,
a List of the Cross Country Sive Coaches, sbewitig the most
direct public conveyance from town to town.
NOTE.—This Work may be bad, bound with • set of
County bhp' of a corresponding PiZt, price 11. 14s. calf,
gilt.
Published by John Cary, No. 88, St. Jaines's.atreet, near
the Palace; and may be bad of the principal Bookseller!'
throughout the kingdom.
London, England, 1820-10-23

Po LICE.

DOW Warm
EXTENSIVE AND DETECTED ROBBERY.

On the evening of the sth September, Charles Peter
Norton, alk, was in the confidential employment of Messrs.
Maistwarine, a bole's!, jewellers, of Chiehester•reuls, Mil-
lions, absconded with jewellery to the amount of nearly
3,0001., • gold watch, chain and seals, and upwards of 2601.
in Bank of England 11/1.11.11. The robbery being of consider.
able amount, application was niadl at the Secretary of
State's Olfice, when Salmon woi selected to pursue sesil ills.
cover his retreat, and on Saturday evening Silinou disco-
vered him at a house of ill fume in Thomas !alert, in the
Kent road. just beginning his dinner, in company with a
female. Salmon burst suddenly into the room, seized him
rti the throit, and linuil-coffeit him ; he then searched his
pockets. and found the whule of the stolen property, except
about MI. in Bank notes. The officer brought him to the
ulEce, when he was committed for (nether examination.
We understand that a man, who stated himself to be a
fisherman, residing at Rani-gate, celled at thin office ou
Saturday morning, mid gave the following information
privately :—on Friday seniiight be was on the beach at
Itanisgate, when • man of genihnissily appearance came
to huu, and offered him thirty guineas to take him jinni,.
diately to Set i■ his boat, soul laud him at tins nearest
point an the coast of France. He refused, and the
OHIO went •ray apparently much ruffled and diaap-
pointed. A day or two after the informant saw the
posting ►ills, offering a reward of one hundred ponied,
for the apprehension of Fletcher, alias Franklin, with a
description of his person, from which lie had no doubt that
it was that man who applied to him un the brach. He par.
titularly observed his person; and the description given in
the bilk accorded in every respect with his appearance. If
Hits account he correct, the information upon which Mr.
Waring and Vickery set out for Dover, and thence tu France,
must bare been erroneous. Up to four o'clock on Saturday
nn communication luau hen. received flow Pteirvon or
Vickery, a circrm•tance which has excited considerable
surprise.

FROM SATURDAY NIGHPS GAZETTE.

[This Gaulle contains a Proclamation by his Majesty
in Couucil, giving currency, as troika snout, id the realm,
to a new coinage of half-crown. now issuing from the
to the Batik of Englaud; also a Proclamation by Lord
Siihnouth, offering a reward of 2SW fur the apprtheirouu
of William Fletcher alias Franklin, chaiged with haviug
employed Ardor Seale to print divers seditious and in.
Sammatory libels. It farther *oldies, Sisal his Majesty has
approver! of M. F. de Serie, us "'reach Tice Consul at Hull ;
and approuteil the Rev Dr. Hodson, Regius Professor of
Divinity in the University of Osfrinl ; auJ That the
Hun W Gordo'', of Minnie., has been ekcled M.P. fur the
county of Aberdeen ]
London, England, 1820-10-23

GLASv gLOWEBS.

The intended procession of the Glass Blowers, on Wed.
ne►dey nest, in going up with the Address to her Nlajestly
at Brandenburg!' House, will Ire one of the most splendid
sights ever wilnesoesl the enetropulio (if the day proves
favourable.) The different societies of that trifle Mill met!
is New.atreet.square, at 10 o'clock in 11w moraine. retch
member wearing nhite (aroma, mod medals of her "olsjesiy
easpeolded by a white ribbon front round their necks ; some
wills glass hate, and all with lung staves hearing some beau-
tiful ',to:Opted coloured glass ornament on the top, appro.
prime to the occasion. The Committee will proceed in ups
landaus, drawn by four "woes, the post buys in silk
jackets, mud all wearing white (avows ; two trumpeters
in rich uniforms on horseback. A large caravan with a band
of music, on the front or which will be plated standing, two
glass figures, large as life : uue representing her Majesty, anti
she other Ler daughter, the late inuclodameoted Princess
Charlotte, each coloured so as to represent the drapery, Ste. ;
and from a wooden frame will be soospeuded a large blooper,
the figures and motto on Pinch will be of coloured glass;
she mottos and figures on each flag lie also of Celli and
stain. d glass The number who intend to turn, thin mixes-
situ' will exceed 1,000 prisons.
London, England, 1820-10-23

YELLOW FEVER.

(7adiz, front 7 a. us. 44th September, to the
hour on the 27th. Number of sick on the
!3d 111; since recovered 28; died 18 ; new awes
ret;:aining rick, on the 27th, 131.
Xerce de Is Frontera, from t/id to 23 inclusive.
Itcmained sick on the 19th 135 ; since recovered
.13 ; died 24; new cases 159; remaining sick on
the 23d 210.

Front this stntement it appears that the disorder
is not so destructive as it was at former periods.
nr Vr about forty ease, on an menace per day
there arc only six deaths.
London, England, 1820-10-23

FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

SPANISH PAPERS.

MADRID, OCTOBER 9.
We have received the following front Mahon,
dated 19th September :
" We have here the Dutch squadron, which is to
pm the winter in this port, with that or the United
States. of America. The Spanish squadron sailed
ir,,in Mahon on the 16th, to cruise from Barcelona
10 Cirtlidgena, and then to put into Alicant.to
r,,et-ive order!. Yesterday a Dutch frigate arrived
fire coaung from Algiers, rod brought information
the Algerine squadron was ready to put to set,
I.ot it was not known when it would sail; it added
the visa of the Spanish squadron to that hey- had
produced a very good effect. as it undeceived the
A Ipertnes, amid sheared them we are not so destitute
..re!igth as they believed. It brought alto in-
Inrinstion that • conspiracy against the Dey had
been discovered at Algiere, and that the con•pi-
rttw's ;tad been seized. The Dutch Admiral it, of
npinio3 that the visits to Algiers ought to be fre-
titte,;:ly repeated.
London, England, 1820-12-11

THE XING'S coußr.

On Saturday his MAJ WITT lurid a Cosa at hi.
Palace in Pall-mall. A guard of honour, preceded
by • hand in their state uniforms, marched into the
court-yard soon after two o'clock. A detachment
of the life gnards were also stationed in Waterloo.
place, together with • numerous party of the police.
The attendant of the Klan, and the full Court
attendants, were the same as on the two preceding
days.

•Previou4 to his Madarty receiving{ the report of
the effective •tete or the three regnaiente of Toot
gourds, he Nave a long interview to the Duke of
Vomit upon his return to London.

A few minutes before three o'clock, the Lord
Mayor arrived in the Paine state es on she preceding
day. He was attended in the state carriage by the
Mace end Swurd of State.

His Lordship was followed by Alderman Wool),
the Recorder, the Sheriffs of London and Middle-
sex, the Remembrance,, the Town Clerk, the
Hall Keeper, the Comptroller, the Solicitor, the
Comptroller of Bridge House Lando, &c.
Soon after his is "'tousled on his throne
the Lord Mayor was conducted into the Royal pre.
grace by Mr. MAIM. the Gentleman Usher in wait-
ing, when the Address was read by the Recorder,
mud his MAJESTY returned an Answer.
Among the Gentlemen of the Common Council
present were—

Mews. Faerl, Eyton, Griffiths, Farance, Eicke, Cart-
wright, Jones, %Voltaire, Pearsoa, Perry, Carter, Manna,
Hoare, Glover, Dawr, Betoken, Joyce, Gibson, *shim,
Prineedosepls, Carter, Reeves, %Tooter, Capel, Ha►ruwbe,
Crook, Mays, Vellole7, Denims, Japp, Doormen, Taylor,
Sir W,.. Rawlins, Patten, 0. Smith, Ledger, Steverson,
Howell, Westwood, Nub, June,, &C.
Hu MAJESTY gave nutligners to 'Viscount SID.
MOUTH and the Duke of WELLINGTON.
London, England, 1820-12-11

Patraaried by her Majeaty and his Royal Highness the Duke
of Sussex, his Imperial 3lajesty the Emperor of Russia,
and most of the Nobility,
ItOWLAND'S AIACASSAR Row.
land and Sou respectfully caution the Public against
Spurr,,,, Oil emirr that name—theirs is the Original and
Genuineons.l they have just received a valuable supply from
Macassar. Its salubrious propertin in p ling the Hair
being injured—restoring it when fallen—promoting its
growth nu the baldest places, and enhancing its beauty is
'Dadra'''. Each genuine bottle is signed on the outside
label, in red ink, 0 A. Rowland and Son."—Price 3s. ed.
7c—ler. B I.—aud One Guinea per bottle.
Alm", ROWLAN Ds ESSENCE of TYRE—By merely
wetting the hair with this preparation, the Preprirtors war.
rant to prudery immediately a perfect chmge is Red or
Grey Hair, Whisk, rs, Eyebrows, kc. to a beautiful glossy
and perinaueat Brown or Black, imitating the exact natural
colour—washing makes this I)ye more durable. Ladies or
Gent!. luau may dye their Hair with ease and secresy.—Price
4L-7s. 6.l.—and les.lll.

Bold wholesale, retail, and for exportation, by the sole Pro.
prirtore, A. Roietan.l and Suss, corner of Kirby.street, the
fir►t it:ruing utt the right in Hatton garden, Holborn, Low
don ; ;owl, by appoiutineut, by all Perfumers and Medicine
Vesta, re doruugliout Europe.
••• Ask fur Rowland's 0.1, or Rowland's Dve.—Particu-
larly notice the and, as witty Impostors sign " Rowlattilion."
London, England, 1820-12-11

TO THE EDITOR OF THE BRITISH PRESS.

SIR—You have fur many Fears announced throuch
medium of yoer well-emidsicied and widely ciirtitaied P..p. •
Ilse Establishment of the MEDICAL BOARD, 114.1i!gi.,
by the telt Weird Dr. COOPER, sod assisted by co *****
Surgeon, and l'hysicians of nearly forty years' experiene..
Messrs. COOPER and Co. request you will have the kind-
ness to inform your readers, the whole of their practice is
now concentrated al Charlotte House, Great Charlotte.
slieet, Blsekfri ars.road, where sever al rooms are appropriated
low coasallatiuu. The object of Dnn straseemeat is, th.t
every Care may have the opinion of 1)r. Cooper and the.
whole Board; and in order that the Public may be appribcti
of She above virvemstauce, so •ds wampum. to them, yutt
will he pleased to iesert this Notice twice a week fur one
Mouth. By Order of the Board,
I have the tumour to rtmaiu, your übcdieat Servant,
RUNT. C. BELL, M.l). Sec.
N B.—All letters addressed to Sir F. C. Daniel (Tree.
surer) its laid before the Board the same day.
Naiad Board, Charlotte House,
Surrey, Nov. 6, 1660.

Printed sad Pobilibsi at T■s llama Pam sad Ton
GLaan °See, IL IV, Strand, by C. CORNWELL,
of t►e Strand.

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London, England, 1820-12-11

UNIERRsITY OF OOTTINGEN.

Gorman', xemeatit 23.
His Rnyal Highness the Duke of Clarence has given the
University a proof of his kind remembrance, by prescntinr
to the library a fine collection of maritime rtuarts in a
hundred and tighty.two sheets. They are the charts pithlish-
ell by the bydrographical office, and marked with its stamp.
which du not come into the hauds of the trade, brat are de-
signed entirely fur the ass of the Royal Navy. The collec-
tion includes not only the European Seas, but the greater
part of the coasts of Africa, America, and the East and
West Indies, many of which the Doke bienvelf a season.
has visited. His Royal Highness the Duke of Sussex haw
also given the University a testimony of his favour by I-u
presents to our Observatory: one is an astronomical clock,
made by Hardy, in London, of peculiar constructioa and
admirable workmanship; the other au apparatus, which,
might be called a reverved pendulum.
London, England, 1820-12-11

MILITARY PROMOTIONS.

War INflce December S. 1820.
oth Regiment of Light dragoons—Major Benjamin Hard-
ing, from the halipay of the 101.1 Foot, to be M..jor,
vice Robert Elite,, who embanzes, receiving the differ-
whey between the roil-pay of Cavalry mid the fall-pay of
Infantry—Commission dated November 30, Inn.
17th Regiment of Font—Captain William Frederick Ha-
milton, Gum the 3d Foot Goard-a, to be Captain, vice
Crewe, who exchanges—dated November 23, 1820.

28th ditto--I.leutenasit Robert William Heary Drury, from
halfpay of the 43d Foot, to be Lieutenaiir, vice Henry
Hilliard, who exchauges, receiving the difference--dateil
October 26, 1820.

29th ditto—Lesteimet William Legh Hilton, from holt
pay of the Regiment, to be Lieutenant, vice William
Parker, who exchanges—dated November 30, 1810.
35th ditto—Lieutenant Juhu Petry, from half-pay 80th
Foot, to be Lieutenant, paying the regulated difference,
vice Hart, appointed to the 86th Foot--datrd November
23, 1820.

45thditto—Ensign Thomas Richard Plumb', to be Lieu-
tenant, by purchase, vice Schouteldt, who retires—dated
November 30, IRO.
Edward Charles Fletcher, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase,
vice Plumb'—dnted as above.
53d ditto—Lieutenaut James Dawson, from the td West
India Regiment, to be Lieutenant, vice James Treveteeit,
who retires upon half-pay 2.1 West India Regiment—dated
u above.

81st ditto—liesttenaut lames Patience, from baltpay Royal
Yost Rause'', to be Lieutenant, vice Philip Smith, whu
London, England, 1820-12-11

exchanger-dated as above.
85tb ditto—Lientemtat Thomas Workman. from half pay
4th W.... liernimens, ea tin B.lmmenaut, vice Hairy
Rich, who rachankeii—dated as above.
8711. ditto—Hospital.A,sistant Joseph Tri;anre to be As-
sistant. Surgeon, vire Gilder, promoted ou the Staff—
timed November 9, 1820.
82,1 ditto—Lieutraaot George Donevn Drummond, from
halipay Ilat Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice John Ryan,

who exchanges—dated November 30, 1420.
86th ditto—Lieutenant John Heft, Gum the 37stli Foot, to
be Lieutenant, vice James Leehe. who retires upon half-
pay 89th Foot, receiving the difference—dated Novem-
ber 23, 1820.
24 West India Regiment—Lieutenant Cornelius Jones Dunn,
from half-pay of the Regiment. to be Lieutenant, vire
Dawson appointed to the 53d Fuoi--datcd Novemli.r 30,

1820.
As.islant•Sur(eon 'obis Crapp Spry, from half-pay of the
sStb Foot, to br Assistast-Sorgeon, vice dlaclarichlane, ap-
poioted to the Sirlf—dated November 6, 1820.
61h Roy■l Vrterau Battalion.
Lieutenant Stanley Ireland, from half pay of the 87th Foot,
to be Lieutenant, vice Edward Taylor, who exeloseiges—
dated November 30, 1820.
9th Royal Veteran Battalion.
Ensign 201 in Hagan 1.. be Adjutant, vice Stewart, wbo re•
signs the Adjutautcy only—dated as abwr.
HOSPITA L STAFF.

Arsismot-Snreron Peter Maelauebtaor, from the 2d Weal
loam (Legit:mut, to br dihNiatasti-Surgemi to the Forces—
dated Novemtwr 6, 1820.
T. be Hospital-Ami.ttuts to the Fortes,

Hoopital-Assroant Henry Gotta Parkes, from half•pay—
dalyd 11clotter 25, 1820.
George I)as tin 11, Grut. rice Blair, deceased—dated Novem-
ber 30, 1820.
London, England, 1820-12-11

Jost pablbilsell by J. HARDING, 36, St. James's-street,

tendon,
.4 TREATISE ni' MILDEW, soul the CUL-
TICATII►N of 1111 EAT, including Flints on the Use
of Lime, Chalk, 31.si I, Clay, Gypsums, &e. By Francis
Bailie, Steward and Agent to T. W. Coke, Esq. price Is. 6d.

Alettl;y the Lune Author,
London, England, 1820-12-11

PRICES OF CORN.

Average Prices of Corn of England and Wales, ►y the
Quarter of Eight %Vineliecter ;Incite's, and of Ontateal per
boll uf 14011 w. avoirdupois,. from the returns reclined i• the
wrek ended the 2,1 December, 1820.
London, England, 1820-12-11

STATIS fICS

A French Joar►sd has published the following
statistical sable of the several States of Europe,
and of the United States of America :
FltatacE.—Popelation, 29 minim►. of inhahi-
tants.—Nerenuer. eGo millions of francs. Public
Debt, :1 milliards 466 millions, or four time:. its
revenues.
AUSTRIA.—Popa/otion, 28 millions of inhabi-
tants. Revenue, 300 millions of francs. Debt, 1
Milliard 800 millions, or six times its revenue.
SPAIN (in Earnya.).—.PopHla/lleNs 11 millions,
Rerenne, 160 millstone of francs. Debt, 3 mil-
hands, or nineteen times iis revenue.
GREAT BRlTAlN.—Population, in Europe 17
millions, in Asia 54 millions, in Amnesic. 2 mil-
lions of inhabitants—Total under the English do-
minion, 73 millions of inhalniants. leevenue, 1
milliard 155 n►illiotis of francs. Debt, 19 milliards,
or eighteen times i!s revenue.
THE NETHERLANDS (comprising the Colonies).—
Population, V mill' of inhabitant.. Revenue.
166 millions of francs Debt, 3 milliards and a
half, or twenty times their revenue.
PRUSSlA.—Popsdation, II millions of
tante. ler-venue, 170 millions of francs. Debt,
677 millions, or four tunes its revenue.
RUsSIA (manning liolainl).—Population. 52
millions. Became, 350 millions. Debt, Goo mil-
lions. or nearly nimble its reveime.
THE UNITED STATES OF AMERlCA.—Popula-
lion. 12 million.. Reeereue, 130 Inlll,ons of francs.
Debt, 463 millions, ur three nines their revenue.

VIENNA. NOVEMBER 0.'5.

Lord Stewart arrived here yrate.day rvroiog
front Troppau. Um Lordship will return there no
more; being, as it is valid, replaced there by Mr.
Gordon. _ .

Wr understand that the Emperor of Russia. our
own Emperor. and all the Minister* forming the
Congress, will come to Vienna in ten or twelve

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London, England, 1820-12-11

PRICE OF SUGAR.

The average price of Brown or Muscovado Sugar, com-
puted from the Returns made in the week ending the Ikb
day of December, 1820, is 341. bid. per hundred weight, ex-
clusive of she duties of customs paid or payable thereon on
the importation thereof into Great Brush's.
London, England, 1820-12-11

DEATH.

At Nice, on the 12th ult. of a pulmonary complaint, after
• long and severe illness, Eliza Catherine, wife of William
Turnbull, Esq. late of Boutogne-stor-Mer, and third daugh-
ter of the late Rev. Doctor Percy, formerly of Queea.aquares
Westminster.

HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT LONDON BRIDGE.
Monolog b 9 after b. I Evvoia; $4 after 6.

PRICE OF STOCKS ON SATURDAY.
3 per Ct. Red.. 69151111 I Ex. 8i115.2....i 2 di.t.
31 per Cent 7Bl I Lottery Tickets 911.
4 per Cents...—. 8710 I Onutturn...... I pr.
Bunk L. Attu. Is 1-161 I Cons. for Am.. 701 71
India H0rd5...44 45 pr. I 70/li
London, England, 1820-12-11

711 E QUE SX.

A SERMON,
INTEXDSD TO (MATS BUN PRZACIMS BETOILE fill
WAJASTY 7111 quism, AT ST. roues cArracvaiir..
By H.BATHURST, D.D. AirbJeacuo of Norwich.

TO TIM LORD MINOT OF Lixturr. &c.
London, Thursday, November 30.
MT LORD-It haring appeared in the newspapers that
1 came to London expressly to preach taw sri soon at St.
Paul's yesterday, I think it right to arqiisilit you and the
public why and with what intentions I came.
I certainly did come to town with a view to preach a ser-
mon on the 29th Institut, ■nd I came at the Queries wish,
communicated to sue privately, but by authority; whet' I
found that, as late as Saturday, as order had been issued
from your Lordship, as Dean of St. Paul's, that no sernsou
should be readied. 1 did sot know this till Monday, when I
suited to London; and listing no time to receive as so.
seer, and conceiving that as explanation with Dr. Hughes
would be umbras, soles, I could cunduitaicete • ith you, I
thought any further steps from me might be, at the maniere,
oaly initsttug and unwise.
But I thir' it righo, iu my own justilication, to say, that
wlierem, in nay capacity of a parish-priest, I have, without
any scruple, preached, or had • friend ID preach fur toe,
upon the futairrai of • respectable parishittuer, and al the
yearly meeting of a bent fit club, sin St. John the Baptist's
day, I could not think that any objection would striae to
adding a straws' to the service on the day upon which her
Majesty weal to St. Paul's, upon the kiss of a Bill which,
had it passed, would have hero, I fear, the loss of the coun-
try, and certainly the latter end of a goverunseot of fixed
and knows law.
That say iateation, however, notwithstanding this convic-
tion, In wailitrisking the task cat preaching the sermon, was
to heal, and sot lo intuits., I trust the coippositions, though
necessarily hasty, which I publish, will initlieiently indicate.
I never will make the ('hutch the vehicle of insult, though
I newer will shrink there from a manly and temperate expo-
adios of my free opinion.; and surely soy thing like feeling
of personal ammosity cannot be suspected in me towards •
Miuistry which Numbers anniug its prominent members
one to whom I um both nearly related by blood, and con-
nected by the ties of platitude and fricadship.
I am, my Lord, very respectfully, your obedient, Ste
IL BATHURST.
London, England, 1820-12-11

PARIS PAPERS.

PARIS, DECEMBER 6.
A large quantity of arms, muskets, poshres, and
pistols, has been seized tit Mulhouse. The Police,
in prosecuting the search, roma, also two field-
piece* of caution. This discovery has produced a
great sensation sit The country.—((,us. de Friona.)
The King has commuted the senteuce of death
proimuuced against Growier and Boutin, to perpe-
tual hard labour. The morning afitr the ►eotroce
was evalfirtotA by the Court of Ca•sation, Farr
Royal Dighntsa the Duchess of Berry addressed
the following letter to the King :

" MY DEAR AMID GJOD UNCLE.
" As I cannot see your Majesty today, 1 write to you
praying your mercy for the test unhappy men who have been
condemned to death for the attempt against my persists.
" 1 should. feel &spate were any Frenchmen to site on my
account ; the angel whom I weep demanded at the moment
of his death prelate fur his murderer ; he shall be the
arbiter of my life. Permit tne, my untie. to imitate him,
and supplicate yonr Majesty to grant their lives to these two
unfortunate persons.
" The august example i.f the King hps habituated us to
clemency. Grant that the first moments of the existence of
my Henry, of my den, PUN of yours, of the sent of France,
may he distinguished by a pardon.
" Excuse, my dear Uncle, the liberty I have dared to take
in °prism; my heart to you. In all occasions your indul•
grist amoebae's* has encouraged nor to it.
" I pray your Majesty to excuse my presumption, and►n
believe in the respect us profound as the sentiments with
which I am, may it please your Majesty, your most hum-
ble, most obedient, and must submissive Niece,
" CAROLINE"

M. de la lionrdonnaye, who has been (or some
days in a most dangerous state, begins now to utkr
►onto hopes. Hi%'►ituation. however. is still calcu-
lated to excite apprehrosioi.s.

N..
&yr. Lord Stewart was overturned on bit journey'
from Troppan, but Teceived no serious injury.
LISSOM. Nn,IMIBFR V.

Yes►erday evening 010-ndseve'n o'clock 'hr %I'•m-
bers of the Gnvtrinnelit who bod &instilled their
dismissal on the 3lst of last month. vs.eliihkil
the ?lilacr of the Jon's. They were very graciously
received by their ('or-ogiera. Gelierol (lssenr
Texeiro, al.n rrlrtiht•d 'o the Poker, and his lore-
levee redionhleil the etaterwoleswi of the

THE DRl'llSil PRESS.

lON DON,
NIONI)AY, DICI.IIIBEIt 11, 1820.
London, England, 1820-12-11

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by every Bookseller in the Kingdom.
London, England, 1820-01-05

WINTER CHARITY.

" It is mere blessed to give than to receive."—
The following receipt for a most nutritious and
economical soup is earnestly recomme....lid to those
benevolent persons; Teri lot the distressed con-
dition of the poor at this inclement season. It is
the receipt in use at Bethlem Hospital, and makes
a soup sufficiently goal fur tiny gentleman's table.
Take the liquor of Meat boiled the day before.
with the bones of leg and shin of beef, sod add to
it as much water 55 will make it 130 quarts, and
also the meat of stone of kg and shin of
beef, and two es heads, all cut iu pieces : add two
bunches of carrots. fur bunches of tomtit's, two
bunches of leeks, half a peck of onions, one bunch
of celery. hell a pound of pepper, and some salt.
Boil for six hours. and put in either oatmeal or
barley to thicken it.
ESTIMATED COST.

R. .1.
Ten Stone of Lig and Shin of Beef.. II 8
Two Oa twills
Carrots
Turnips 0 p
Leeks 0 4
Onions
Celery 0 6
Pepper
--..—.

tl u 0

A respectable young man and his wife were last
week suffocated in their bed•, in a house near
Temple-gate. Bristol. by the effluvia arising from
a pan of charcoal, *Weir they had placed in the
room for the purpose of airing it.
On Wednesday sermight a mrlniirlif.ly accident
occurred on the river %Vye, at Fownhope, near
Hereford. Owing to some mismanagement, r barge
belonging to Mr. Ptaftcr, of Lidbrook, was upset.
and the three men unfortunately rerished. One of
them. the master. had lived with Mr. PEARCE seve-
ral years, and was much respected by his employer.
The cargo of the barge, 25 tons of coal, was en-
tirely lost, and the ve.sel also greatly injured.

On Thursday an Ingitent was held at Carman.
then, out the inn!). of MARGARET. v•ife of THEO.
Jowl. Iwbattrer, of Alltych.n., tat comity,
supposed to been murder, d. It eplieareil in
evidence, that stir hush'Nd ca'Aril at a neighbour's
house about tour o'clock lull ‘londay morning, to
procure a light, Awing the I i. w fe was eatreinely
ill. The* woman of the h0w..., alaritiel at slim be
said, followed hint to his own l:ouse, where she
found him sitting on the lord, and supporting, the
tired of hid wile, who we, at tho tirse either dead
or dying. Until it was rumoured that there were
111:11ke of violence r 'oil the body, priparatinti% were
snaking for the funeral; bat opout,ltis circuit*.
II
stance to anspiting. the-hataband ab.conded, and Goa
Not at yet beets-sliscovered.• The lwcpteett ads
journed, with. the view olubtaiinno tutthef taverna.
.
thin uu the subject.
London, England, 1820-01-05

roslstript, Tandem January 4, 1820, Four °TWA.

Thr COIFSCE market was very quirt to-ilay, but priers were
more firmly supported than during the bat two days.
SUUAIL—There was a moderately good demand for B P.
%uCsr tio-day, and the quantity sold amounttit to shout
1,1/00 /Ails. at the priers which were acted last week.
London, England, 1820-01-05

IN TERM.

astDDLINt2. LONDON.
Tuesday Jauuary 25 Wedneaday ......January 26
Monday 3l Tuesday February 1
!Monday February 7 Tuesday..
AFTER TERM.
February 14 I Tuesday February 15
A failure of a firm of hitherto great respectability
has been made known on 'Change, it is sup-
posed to a very cousiderable amount. A disap-
pointment of expected remittances, to repay money
advanced in England for the South American cause,
is said to be the occasion of their suspending their
vsy wrote..
The Gloucester Journal, alluding to the report of
1110 translation of the Bishop of G LOVVISTER to
the Archiepiscopal See of Dublin, and that she
Res% Mr. TALBOT, brother of the Lord Lieutenant
of Ireland. is to he preferred to the Diocese of
Gloucester, says, " we are happy to state, from
good authority, that there are not sufficient grounds
tin the assertion." The statement is also contra-
dicted in • Dublin Paper, vi:. t.'arrick's Morning
!'oat.
A number of warehouses in Glasgow have lately
taken on a good many weavers, and we understand
more business has been done in printed goods within
these eight days than what was done for six months
}refine. The same appearance of revival has taken
place in Paisley.—(Glargoto Chronicle.)
Doting the present inclement season, the poor of
Oxford have been supplied with coke, as fuel. from
the gas establishment there, at she price of 6,1. per
Ists..ltel, which, mixed with a quarter of a hundred
of 4.041.5,8960 g 6d. affords them as much firing as
• cwt. of coals, costing 2.. The Company have
5.,141 within the last eight weeks, 7,000 bushels of
~.‘eke to the poor.
the eGth ult. as Mr. PODDECOMBE, a re.
wpectable (droner, was returning from Barnstaple
ifllllkrt, with a considerable sum of money in his
plicket, he was thrown by his horse over the bridge,
ai.rt has not yet been found. It is supposed some
persons held a rope across, and by lifting it up
1..t00t0 1:e was passing. I rightened the spirited animal ;
• thus, by an bile probe, caused his untimely
wsollamented deaths. lie has left a wife and three
• children to bewail his loss.
411 the night of Saturday. the 15th ult. the pa•
fITIJ church of Llandevailog-Vach, near Brecon,
war robbed of the communion-plate, consisting of
• 'silver chalice. ewer or cup, and patio, and a
linen eurphor. by some person or persons yet tan.
',Os-covered; on the ewer or cup was engraved the
wised ••• tlandevailog." During sante week, St.
David's rhumb. in Brett)°, was abo robbed of a
silk gown and hood, which were drawn through a
vsionlow, apparently by a wire. This system of
sacrilege stems to have extended itself from Mon.
moutlashire into Breconsbue.
London, England, 1820-01-05

LANGHORNWS PI.UTARCH BY WRANGHA.M.

This day is published, handsomely printed in six voluinca,
Bro. (cintwllishrd with a [lead of Plutarch), price 21. 14s.
beards, a New Edition of
PLU ECU'S LIVES —Trattol.ted from the
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,hre.i like a Geode; sad asked Iltr Learned Confwel if he
arGoe the reason why it had that appritrance
arr rat other persons were ca.rmiiiikt, and deposed lo the
s use itiret.

Mr Aldermia fleytgate stopped the we Isere, nod
s. IVY(i, that he and hi• brother Aldevinaa bail agreed that
Me work complained of was assent. work, as it ass new,
afil kr ,t nal moue under the evasiderottini of the Magi.
estates, Mime pmvinee it oils to retile 'he price of watts.
fhey, therefore, ditoatimed the informai ~,,, hut at the same
•iiur recommended the journeymen to 'Booty to the
to have the wages for Paris cord fixed by the Magistrates.
tuformstiuts dismissed.
London, England, 1820-01-05

LEWES, JANUARY 3.

The Duke of Wellington, on last Fridly
in;, paid a second visit to Marestie l'aik
to spend a few days, at this season of festivity, with
Su. John and Lady Shelley.
Christians Festivities at alareffield Park.—Oar
Thursday, December 23, Lady Shelley gave a runt.;
ilticent hall and supper to a thottogundied p6rty
in the house, and to till the families in the tietgli.
t►ourhowl of Maresfield Park and of rhi• tor,,.
Dancing began with the younger branches of the
homily at an early hour, and was kept up, with
great spirit, till five o'clock in the morning.
On Saturday last. being New Year's Day, Sir
John and Lady Shelley, equally hospitable to slaw
poorer neighbours. gave thei► annual d• er ta iv)
children of the Maresfield National and Sunday
Schools, cou•ss.tiog of roast beef and plum.poil-
ding ; after which rewards were given to the de-
serving in each class; premiums were also disql-
!toted to the industrious poor, of from cite to rhrre
guinea', with a medal:—
London, England, 1820-01-05

F.AGLE INSURANCE COMPANY.

rvoTicE is hereby giv..tt, SPECIAL
IA GENERAL MEETING of the PROPRIETORS of
Ten or more Shares will be held at the London Tavern,
Bishopsgste.street, on FRIDAY NEXT, the 7th of Jams.
my, at Two &Cluck in the Afternoon preeimly, for the
parpreseof electing, by ballot, a Dtractor in the room of
Jobe Ord, Esq. deceased.
The Ballot to commence at Two aad close at Fuer o'Cluek
pre tisely.
4tb January, MO WM BEETHAM, See.

EAGLE FIRE AND LIFE OFFICES, CORNHILL,
AND OPPOSITE THE KING'S THEATRE, HAY-
MARKET.

THE 1)1 RECTO RS respectfully submit to
the Public the adaautages to Persons Insured at these
Offices. The Terms are unusually liberal, with the Benefits
of every other Office combined. The Payment of Real is
allowed to Sufferers by Fire without ineretse of Premium.
No charge is made fur Policies—uo /WI ))))) sibifity cam be in.
curreil as in Partnership Societies, wherein every one it
liable for losses to the extent of his whole Property. Life
lusursoces effected; the grantiog or purchase of Anhui-
lies offered to the Public MI the RAIN! equitable Terms.
Chastities Policies should he renewed within 15 day..
W :11 BEE MASI, &nem' y.
London, England, 1820-01-05

TO 'LITERARY MEN.

AN ode ,n'age o itaelf
to any 'Gentleman of sisperine Critiral Talents, and
otherwise fully ramprient to ii MANAGEMENT of II
WORK of established reputation, new its progress of pub-
'semi ~,, , nod a Shsre of which might be obtained, if de.
siren A thorough Practical acquainiance wills the Press in
general, and • certain influence •nsuiii lihrory Friends,
with sttivity in avail binisrlf of such adviiutuges, are
judivene.hle.

Commuitichtiona will be reoldrotially received. sod eh.
plawilione given, by odrireoring. polo pool, to 11. Y. No. 7,
Soul hmoa Ilon.al reef ,

PROVIDENT LIFE OFFICE, REGENT-STREET.
PateIDRIIT,
The Most Noble the Marquis of BUCKINGHAM.
Margolis of Silishury, kD. Viscusisit Chi 'wind,
Eii of II eriloicke Viscouni Dusscannon,
Vise...int flu Ikelcy, Lord Braybruoke.
Tuataras,
The Mimi& of Rockingham:, William: Pried, E•g.
Lord lira ybrooke, George Duckett, E. ER S.
Sir S. IL Murloo4l, Bad. M.P.
Sixteen Directors.

MANAGING DIRECTOR,
3. I'. BARBER BEAUMONT, Esq. F.A.ff.
PERSONS lio•iired for Life u, this Office
share the Profits STPTENNIALLY with lie original
Members, according to their respective Contributions :
Thus, by the specific sums insured, and contingent profits,
they nave the fullest valise for their payments, in a manner
nearly similar to that until lately adopted in the Rquitahle
gffiee, but with this presumed improvement, viz. that as
the original Members have raised a permanent Fund, deem-
ed amply sufficient fur the purpuse or indemnity, it is pro.
tided, that no personal responsibility shall attach to the
Polley holders. Hence these who reek proiretion are secured
from uncertainty snit rick of loss as in a Proprietary Other,
having a large inheritable Capital, and are entitled to a par-
ticipation in the Profits, as in a Union Society.
The firm Septennial Investigation was in I 813, wlsen 131.85.
per rent. was divided. The second Septennial Division will
take place 111.1 i year, in which Perilous opening Policies at
this time will participate.
Military Alen insured at this Office are not charged with
any additional p.emium unless called into actual service.
No whnission
.fees are required, nor is any charge marls
for policies, except the stamp duty.

COUNTY FIRE OFFICE, REGENT-STREET.
NOTICE to hereby gives, to all Per *ho
have beat Insured in this Office Seven Year', and
whore tering expired in 1814, 1815, InlB, 1817, and 1818,
that DIVIDENDS of 26 and 79 per Cent on the whule of
their Premiums are reteivahle here, and of the Agents in
all the principal Towne in Great Britain.
J. T BARBER BEAUMONT, Mange:Mg Director.