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The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1820-10-18

nut of what fOntl the 20,060/. for the Qoeen's law ruptimes
had here advanced He was not aware of say vote of 'hit
House for the purpose, sod as far as he was elowervwd, he
slnoild oppose the grant of a single shilling of the public
nom y fur the expenses of this
The CIIANCIRLLOR Of the EICHMIDIR paid, that e food
of 209,0001. voted by Peritoneal, had been set aside, oat sit
which 'list Ilissorious Individual's salary of 36,0001. WPM
paid, and nut of that food the 20,0001. hail been advanced
fur her legal teatimes.
Sir GUARD Tort. protested against She application of
any part of the public mosey to the purpoews of Ilsc 11,11.
The gumption was then pot fur the ailjournmrut of the
Hawse at its rising to Thursday the 9.1 d of November, and
was carried without a division.

A cull of the Howse was also ordered for that day, on the
motion of Lord Castlereagh.
Nlr. 11011HOUSC then repeated his question respecting the
passports to the witnesses.
Lord CASTLVIIIISGH replied, that so man more lanivntrA
than be did, is COMMON with the rest of hip Majesty's
Government, that a willies, should have been seat sway as
had occurred, but he would, on his own responsibility, tin-
dcrtake to prevent it in future.
Mr. Hammere wish►d to ask the Noble Lord, or the
Learned Gestlemon opposite, whether there was any legal
power to detain the witnesses in this country?
hbe .tirtouttetr GS:Seism., as far as we understood
said h.• was ant aware of any such power.
SCARLPTT then put a question to the Attorney.
(:corral as to mint measures had been adopted fur
the sitting of the Courts in some other place than West-
minster Hall flowing the approaching Tern.
We could not catch the Learned Geodentin, answer.
Adjourned. •t Quarter-past Ten o'Cloek.
London, England, 1820-10-27

SH EEP•STEA LING.

Thomas Simmonits, aged 19, was put to the bar
charged on an indictment with stealing 23 sheep,
the property of Wm. Harding, Isaac Harding, and
Thomas Searle.

It appeared that on the 9. 0t h of June the sheep
were safe on Cohlsoin Common, on the next day
they were missed!, and afterwards traced to the pos-
session of Mr. Joseplo Watron, • grazier, at West
End. Middlesex. This witness proved the put..
chasing of the sheep in question from the Prisoner.
The Prisoner, in his defence. said he had put.
chased them or his brother, and called • witsess to
prove that money transactions had taken place be.
twern them.

The brother of the Prisoner was called by Mr.
Broderick, for the purpose of corroborating the
testimony of the last witness. It appears that this
man is also charged with a similar offence, and
will he removed to the gaol for the county of
Surrey, to take his trial at the next Assizes. Oue
witness gave the Prisoner a good character.
Mr. Baron WOOD having summed up the evi-
dence. the Jury, after some short deliberation, re-
turned a verdict finding the Prisoner Plot Grill,.
London, England, 1820-10-27

PuLICE.

NOW STIt CIT.
Ye.terday Mary Baker and Catherine Baker were
bruited in she oar*, sad ■aderweal an examinaiiiiii before
Richard Biraie, Esq. on an extraordinary elusive of throw-
ing a man oat of a two pair of stairs window of a boon in
Virse-eireet, Claandos-airret.

The circusialances proved were corroborated by William
Richard, a cusetabie of the pariah of St. Martin's, who
stated, teat the uses was brought to the waichboose yester-
day monolog at fuor o'clock, when be fogad hi• to be is
such a brui►ed and injured state, that he ordered him to be
takes to the workflows', where be ressaised so daisgersosly
ill that be could nut be removed to the office to give his
evidence —The iareattdatio■ of the business was yogi potted.

THE TURF.

--..N.
DEWING-ROOM, TATTERSALL'S, Orman* 26.

DERBY.
16 to 1 apt Gustavo& Ilbto 1 apt Parasol
17 to 1 opt Trolls

OARS.
9 to 1 •pt My Lily 110 to 1 art Breeze.
Ewes ou Mr. Low winning his two matches next week.

lIIIREWSBURY, omits. 20.
CAVALRY RACES.

At Ricton Heath, on Thursday, the following contests
took place:—

Captain Lloyd's Troop.
Mr. Thomson's b. m. LoupJen Lass, 5 yrs old ... 1
Mr. Hughes's b. in. Dag of Jersey, 3 yrs old ..
Mr. Davies's b. h. The Dandy, 5 yrs old
Mr. Gosigh's eh. wt. Ellesmere Lam. 4 yrs old ... 4
Comet Raton 's b. ►. Uncle Toby, aged .. ... dr
Mr. Hickman's eh. g. Non mi Rieordo, 4 yrs old
Serjeaat Wood's br. m. Madame Dement, 5 yrs old dr
Caplain Smythe Oben'a Troop.
Mr. Bright's bl. m. Barbara Krantz, 5 yrs old I
Mr. Underbill's br. ni. Jesse, 6 yrs old

Captain Fie Wing's Troop.
Mr. Howell's br. h. Disturber, aged , I
Mr. Dudillestim's h. m. Dairy Maid, aged -
Mr. Leth's ch. wa. 6brupsbire Loss, aged
Quarter•Maatrr Joues's b. 0. He be, 6 yrs old

Captain Leigliton's Troop.
Serjeant Matthews' g g. Youog Cesirian .. 1
Mr. Thomas Jubsoo's b. g. Slender Billy 2
Corporal Forrester's ch. m. Felton Law. 3
Mr. Yardley's hr. as. Filar Salupias .. dis.
Captain Corbel's Troop.
Serjeant Minton's b. b. Yearns', 4 yrs
Mr. Benjamin Mission's ch. m. Hit•or•3liss, aged 2
Mr. Carter's b. g. Salida, 6 yrs
Quartermaster Allea's br. h. Master Harry. 4
Captitia Baker's Troop.
Mr. Bronglia IN b. in. Carolive, 6 yrs 1
Mr. Ashdown's b. b. Spot.
Mr. Milton's gr. m. Borough Lass, 41 yrs... 3
Captain Jenkia's Troop.
Mr. Joseph Johnson's b. m. Queen Malt, aged 1
Mr. Walmsley's br. as. Caroline, fl yr, old 2
Mr. Meeson's b. b. Bergrani, 3 yrs old ..... ...• • .....
Sequent Chadwiek's b. as. Scylla, 5 yrs old
After these heats a welLersotested race for the Cavalry Parse
took place between the above wanglers, which term!nateil
as fell•iwa:.—.
Mr. Bright's Barbara Krauts
Mr. Thomas's Lowed,* Lass
Mr. Browitbalra Caroline
lierietiot Militia's Yeoman
Serjearit Matthews' Young Cestriaw 5
Mr. Howell's lAaturber
London, England, 1820-10-27

NORTHERN MEETING.

OCTOSZIR 20.
The Northern Meeting commenced un 11'eduesday...—
Owing to the necessary absence of the Marquis of noisily,
Lord Ru!sonn, and many Gentlemen connected with Ike
Highlands, the meeting is nut likely In prove au attractive
thin season as in some Isle years. The compnny was not
numerous at dinner (R. Macleod, Esq. younger of Cadhol,
in the Chair), but there were about ■ hundred Ladies and
Gentlemen iu the ballroom in the evening, among whom
was the Msrchiunesa of Huntly, Patroness of the meeting.
The meeting was clouded last night by the indisposition
and consequent absence of its amiable Patroness, the Mar.
ehioness of Homily ; it is, however, we are sincerely losppy
to understand, of so slight a nature, arising from cold, that
she is rxpected to grace the hall•rirom again Ibis evening.
But for the above regretted cis cunistance, and the absence
Oro of the Marquis, the mei-tine, as it is well and very re.
spectably attended, might be justly termed a very pleasant
one.

Mr. Misdeed, younger of Cs(Ilml, was in the chair at ilia•
ner on Wednesday ; Sir James Dunbar, last night ; and
Sir William G. G. Cumming will be t►is eveuiag.—(/sre►-
mass Journal )
London, England, 1820-10-27

Dedicated by permission, to Sir James liPtiorgor, M.D.
F.R.S. Physician to the King, Director General of the
Army Medical Department, &c. &e. &c.
Du the press, and speedily will he published,
AN ESSAY nu the E I)ICA L A PPLICA.
TION of ELECTRICITY and GALVANISM, point-
ing oat the Mode, as well as the Period, w'tris this active
Principle may be used, either separately or as all Auxiliary
to Medicine, with a concise desciiiiiive Account of Disease.
By JAMES PRICE, Surgeon,
Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, late is his
311rste's Service, &c. &e. &c.
No. 10, Deinirtia.sisees, Covelit.gsrilen.
This Work is written iii a familiar style, with the linen_
I. of dircrilog Ike invalid to an Agent abirb, witliont
pain, according to the present mode of application, lii.s
contributed to restore many to health where every other
means bail failed iis Chronic awl other complaints, particu-
larly those arising from a derangement of the Digestive
Orgasm, commonly call. d tlilinos, Nervousi, &c. and which
is also peculiarly applicable Iti those incidental to Females,
Chronic Rliciimatons, some sperirs of Deafness, habitual
Ababa's of any 'lauding, mud habitual Constipation of the
Bowels.
London: Printed for T. and G. Underwood, Fleet•street.
London, England, 1820-10-27

ADDRESSES T) lIER MAJESTY.

Addri•sses prerenteil to her Majesty at Braden-
burgh House on Wetlneotiriv
Glass. blowers and Cutter., by D.-potation ; Bakers, Ditto;
Ciiiieli.makera, Ditto; Currier,, Ditto; Carpenters, Ditto;
Pariah of West Ham, Ditto; St. John, Wapping, Ditto;
Bridge Ward, Deputy, Common Councilmen, and lutiabi-
tants; St. George'r. he Deputation ; Coekermiusth, by Al-
derman Wow!, M.P.; Cholory, Ditto; Portamouth, Ditto;
Brisling, tale of Wight, Ditto; Lincoln, Traitessnen, Ditto ;
Fairford, Ditto; New Mills, Ditto; Burford, Ditto; New.
bury, Weavers Ditto; Monmouth, Ditto; Barony, Scot.
land, by Major Cartwright and Mr. Winder ; Middleton,
Ditto; Lanark, by Mr. Hobhoupe, M P; %Vottoo-under-
edge, Ditto; Aberdeen, Mr. Home, M.P.; Kilmarnock,
Ditto; Portsboonr, Ditto ; Dingwale, Ditto; Wigtown,
Ditto; Crieff, Ditto; Female Inhabiting' of Beverley, Ditto;
Male Inhabitants of Beverley, Ditto; Huntingdon, by S.
E.(l, ; Sudbury, by the Rev. Mr. Foake and others ;
Bretkouck, by W. A. bladocks, Eqq.
London, England, 1820-12-15

Jost published by J. HARDING, 36, St. Jumes'a.street
Lond 111 l ,
TREATISE on MILDEW, And the CUL-
TIVATION of WHEAT, including Hint. of the Use
of Lime, Chalk, Mail, Clay, Gypsum, &c. By Francis
Blaikie, Steward sod Agent to T. W. Car, Esq. Price 18.6 d.
Also by the some Author, •
An ESSAY on the CONVERSION of ARABLE. LAND
into PASTURE, sod on oiler Rural Subjects. A New
Edition. Its.
An ESSAY on the MANAGEMENT of FARM-YARD
!MANURE anJ Formation of Comma; accompanied with
a Plate, and Dart 4)14111 of the Inverted Horse Hoe, in-
vented by the Author. New Fitttioo. 95.
A TREATISE on the MANAGEMENT, of HEDGES
soil HEDGE ROW TIMBER. Second Edition. 2..

GRISENTIIWAITE'S NEW THEORY of AGRICUL-
TURE, in which lbe Nature of Soils, Crops, and Ma.
hares, is explaiiird, mud the Application of Hones, Gypsum,
Lime, Chalk, kr. determined ou,Scientifie Principle•. Ss.
A REPORT made to the Workington Agricultural So-
ciety, by the President, J. C. Canter, EN. M.P. Bvo. 54.
Tilli work gives a detail of the ',furred's:o at the Schoose
Experimental Farm, for the last five yrars, inclorling a
geuersl view of 'recut Divcoverits cud Improvelarests in
Agriculture.
A PRACTICAL TREATISE on the CULTURE and
MANAGESIENT of POTATOES. 'lc
London, England, 1820-12-15

THE DUCHESS OP CLARENCE.

The following is a copy of the favourable
Bulletin issued yesterday morning respecting the
state of the Duchess of CLARENCE and the patient
Princess ELIZABETH
" King's Palace, Dreestber 14, 1820,
Twelve o'clock.
Orr report of her Royal Ilizbeess the Mates* of
Clareere continues (severable, and also of the infant Prio-
ress Elizabeth.
"HENRY HALFOR D.
" WILLIAM KNIGHTON.
"ANDREW HALLIDAY."
The Duke of SUSSEX sent by ten o'clock to
make his inq s alter his sister and niece. The
l',incess SOPHIA called to make her inquiries, us
ir:it the Princeos SOPHIA MATILDA.
Baton Just'. the Hanoverian Minister. and the
Spanish Anshassador, were among the foreigners of
distinction who called.
Among the distinguished personages who called
in the emerge of the day, were several of the Ca-
binet Ministers. Justice BEST, Sir W. Sco'rr, &c.
The numerous inquirers appeared delighted
with the flattering accounts or the Duchess and the
Princess, who continued in the some favourable
state up to eight o'clock last evening.

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London, England, 1820-12-15

AT A JOINT VESTRY of the United
Parishes of ST. GI LES.IN-TH Fl ELMS, and ST.
GEORGE, Bloomsbury, in the County of Middlesex, held
in the Yetory Mona of the said Parish of St. Gileado-the.
Fit Ida, on WEDNESDAY, the 13th day of December, 1521.1,
the Iter. Dr. THOM. Rector of St. George, Blooms.
bury, in the Chair, it was
IleaoLveo UNANIMOUSLY,

That in the (Minion of this Vestry it is expedient to pre-
sent to bis Majesty a dutiful and loyal Address, expressive
of our unfeigned sentiments of veneration fur and attach-
ment to his Majesty's steered Person and Government.
That the Address now read he approved and signed by the
Rectors, Chnrchwardens, and Vestrymen present, and such
other of the Inhabitants as may think proper to sizn the
same; suit that a copy thereof he I.ft ■t the Pestry.Room
of each of the said Parishes on Friday next, and to continue
there until the following Friday inclusive, from Ten till
Three o'Clock each day, to receive the Signatures of the In-
habitants.

That the foregoing Resolutions he published io the News-
papers. By Order .f the Vestry,
J. PARTON, Clerk.
London, England, 1820-12-15

IMPERIAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
For INSURANCE of LIVES •nd ENDOWMENTS of
CHILDREN, and Moo for PURCHASING ANNUI-
TIES on LIVES, SUN-COURT, CORNHILL, sod
ST. JAMES'S-STREET.

CAPITAL Z 750,000
Dintcrons:
Sir James Shaw, Bart. Chairman.
William Fry, Esq. Depaity Choinnan.
Grant Allan, Esq I Richard toe, Esq.
John Rnirrdien, Esq. Ebenezer Mattlind, Esq.
George Brown, Esq. Daniel Mildred, Esq.
Cornelius Roller, Esq. Thomas Reid, Esq.
Andrew Colvile, Esq. I Robert Slade, Esq.
James Inglis, Esq. Henry Smith, Esq.
Robert Lang. Esq. John Smith, Esq. M.P.

Cornelis§ Boller, Esq.
Andrew Colone, Esq.
n 11Inten Fey, Esq.
Rucbard Lee, Esq.

!rl3:

Daniel Mildred, Esq.
Thomas Reid, Esq.
John Smith, Esq. M.P.

AUDITOR,:
Charles Barclay, Egg.
Sir Chalice Price, Bart.

John Baker Richards, Esq.
PERSONS insuring at this Office will derive
two important aslyeeisces : first, the moot effeetwal
security is provided fur payment of Looses; not only will
the Premiums received upon Policies be carefully invested
and accumulated fur that purpose, but a Capital of 750,0001.
has been subscribed to answer say passible deficiency; se-
condly, upon every Policy effected fur the whole Term of
Life, the Insured will participate in the Profits of the Coat.
pnuy, by having periodical ■ddiliona made to the Some
Insured In the amount of two-third parts of such clear gains
and profits; at the same time they will be protected by the
ample Capital above mentioned from every chance of loss.
A Committee of Directors sit daily al Sun.cuurt, Conshill,
fur the dispatch of business.
A Commission is allowed to Solicitors, Agents, and
Brokers, procuring Life Insurance..
By Order of the Directory,
JOHN GREY, Actuary.
London, England, 1820-12-15

vale letters state that the finances of the Batch Gii-
verntnent ire ih a mot deplorable state. and get.
ting worse every day. lis the army, desertion and
discontent. Oar correstoondent state.. Shut he
witnessed the execution of seven men int the Igiii

Jane, all ghat by • single vary ; the siitht woe
most afflicting ; the party embalmed of nine, wing
ever with arms and baggage to the Su!tan
lembsng. bat two of them were drowned in ernes- '
ing the river. Many single travellers had sneeeed-
•d, and have been going quietly for some time
part. " They have only. 1 am tvl.l. 600 old
Dutch troops on shore to depend on; the others
are Brabanters, seeking a change by riot nod con-
(ninon. The ettp►d;t against l'alembing hag
tint yet wiled, although long talked of; it iv the
opinion of many it will never go."
The Admi►al arrived at Trincomalee on the

11th instant. Private letters elite that the ch,Plera
had made its appearance ainong.t tile errw or the
Leander:—Mr. Thome% a mi.l►hipman, and ten
seamen, had fallen victim. to this thradrul disease.
At the time when the Cochin Jailed it had abate.,
in violence considerably. Trincomalre continued
very healthy.
London, England, 1820-12-15

ARMY CON TRACTS.

CoIpIINIARIUT DPMARTIIIM, TRTAIIIMIT
Clusistas, Meares& 11, 11110.
NOTICE is hereby given to all Peraona dezir•
au* of Coalmen's, to supply the fa/owing Arttekt
for the Use of the Avow, viz.—

BEEF AND MUTTON,
Tu bis Majesty's Laud Forces in Cantunnsenis, Quarters,
and Barracks, iti the under-ssentioncd Counties and
Island:— _ _ _

Derby, Devon, Isle of Wight. Lancaster.
FORAGE. vin.
Oats, Hay. and Straw, to his Majesty's Cavalry in Bar-
racks, sad Osta in Caatnameru and Quarters, in the
under•mentioued Counties :
Devon, Masts, Sussex.
That the Deliveries are to comnsesee on and for the 25th
day of January next ' • that Propuesla I. Wittig& seated
up sod 'Narked " Tender fee Army Supplies," will be re-
ceived et this Once us or before Tuesday the 21 day of
January. (bat none will be received after Twelve °Thick
ten tint Day).
Proposals most be made separately for each Comely
and Island, end each Proposal must have the Letter which
is annexed to the Trailer properly Ailed up, by two
Persons of known property estpgiug to become bound
with the Party tendering in the amount stated is the
printed Particulars, for the due performance of the
Contract; and no Proposal will be noticed artless made
on a printed Tender, and the prices expressed in words at
length; and should it so happen that daring the continuance
of the Contract no Troops should be supplied by virtue of
the same, the amouat of the stamps fur the Contract and
Bned, paid in the 6ret iostance by the Contractor, shall be
refunded to him.

Particulan of doe Contracts may be bad upon application
al these Chambers, between the Hours of Ten and Four.
London, England, 1820-12-15

This day i■ published, price ss. boards,
NTI-SC EP r !CNN] ; or, an Inquiry loan the
LW Nature •nd Philosophy of Lingo:Kr, as connected
with the Sacred Scriptures.
Ity the Anibor of " The Philosophy of Elocution."
" It must be remembered that C tttttt etion is not Identity."
—Reinerks on scepticism.
Printed fur G. and W. 8 Whittaker, Ave-Merle-lane,
London; and Monday and Shutter, Oxford.
London, England, 1820-01-08

POLICE.
murstow-stross.
James Moillto., the yeasts men who was hewrglit up oe
Thursday tin a charge of rummy ow the ►owe of Ss Jahn
Perrin' sad Cu. was yesterday again pot to the hor—et the
request of erring friend. he was further reasserted.
—Sounders. the Inst mailer of the girl whoae cam was
muter) on Thursday is Tug BRITIAN Passe. appeared h-fore
hi. lordship. He said that his treatnieet of the girl was
much oriareprnsented by her, as stated In the public Papers.
It was irwe shut, hoping to make her useful, he took her
from the pennon to whim ►er father had in the Ant amateurs
eroillilird be, ; but he did riot do so instil he wrote, la her
father, sod ohiaisord his erritsent. He held her father's
tree in his hand He gave I. her farmer mailer the slim Or
St 10n. doe valor uf Ihe girl's clothes labia+ he had provided:
he did not bird the girl earful, or likely ill breunsr au iti his
irSli,ng host hr &arca having treated her with *weedy, on
she contrary, she had been treated by him and his family
with wed timbres, end attention.

Ise justice to thee wolseretheal, sag not pretest at lb.
previews etteemissetiena, we give thrierephweatioo.

Yesterday Jelin Siren was brought before Richard
EN seek imederwtal a final exas•isdiun, charged with rob-
bestir the house of Mr. Joh', Prirtly, of Tomblin, green, of •
great variety of articles ur Ilihrtf plate, consisting of salts,
Meal lit, ptpper, castor, and a masher 4 ap•••••
Th. Pritottes lodged in she Pr:sorrows.% heave. He was
ideneibed at having eel...iced the articles at pawnbrokers is
Br►otford and osier, places.
Hr was folly rommittetl for trial, nod the praise bo•sd
over to proaerute.
Jo h% Gettliff, a shoemaker, was charged with attempting
to pets a forge.' one poun.l Mink of England note to Mr.
Dallity, the landlord of the Bliley Mow public-house, is
Drury-lane, in the paymesel for some errs.
The eircaniseasees agnenet the Prisoner of his (filly
knowledge of the some Isteog a forgery were, We gismo, a
rale nerve and addr►ss, seisedy, the( of IYitura. of Nu. 12,
Hureghlon-street, Claremsarkei, wh be lures in Cu.ement's-lame. He first said he found it In a wotsa•'s poke►,
which he pi. bed up, sod he afterwards said he Smelt it of his
1111a.ter. /cereal perches gave h.rn as suedes' character.
The Solicitor to she Bank was of opishess licit the case
was one which called for prosecution.
The Prisoner was cornmeal,/ fur trial.
London, England, 1820-10-11

MATCH A0.41.1t1T TIME.

A gentleman of the name of tergiison, who has done
POW greet pedestrian exploits in the North, started yester-
day minium on the Bath mail to perform fifty miles in
eizlit hours, fur a slake of 501) it dines.. part of which his
frientle stood with him. It was a sporting mitt+, and hettint
was against lime. Mr. retgeson did his Girt mile in
about eight *lames, suit he ►erLnated rather enure than
tight miles in the first hour sold access in the secosid hour,
wisest he refreshed and completed half the dilutive in three
hours and three 'varier', fresh and well. He then confined
himself In a six miles an hour pare, earl he left himself
something more than four thiles to du an the last boor, sad
wan very easy.
London, England, 1820-10-11

CITY BUSINESS.

A Courtof Aldermen was held yesterday for the dispatch
of public business. gewdry permits wen allowed and
swore Broken, sad salon discharged.
Pratreide to the seworal Companies In attend the ►wrarittg-
in of the Lord Mayor ors the Dub November nest, wire di.
reeled to be issued, and the Marshals were directed to keep
the streets clear on that day.
The turnsl gratuities were voted to the several Offroers for
their ►ervices sad attention during the Mayoralty.
Cual Usderisiters *ere lientsed,
London, England, 1820-10-11

L77,.c•

let lergaini's hialh. lie did sot know hem 11.110.00 bed
ram • to he removed to the cabie ' • he thought, he mold net
he positive, that he had received orders from her Noma High-
ness that Hergemi should strop below. He did not know
that the Priueesm used the tub of water for the purpose of •
bath, but he had every reason to think she did.
E.rnelieed by the Duke rti. Clarence.
Wittiest, has been a me Olshipmto eight years, and a I.iente-
emit 01. ern years, soil therefore has been accustomed to the
sea fan 111 years; the bineeelas was $ smelt rem oft,
t naine twit compasses; it was covered in remit with
gliss or oond, he coold not tell which ; the coter of
the bionaelt moved athwart the ship; the light Punkt
have came ion of 'lse bunt had it been covered; he could
here kept the front Mimed, and prevented the light from
brio; *ran forward, by Making line holes over the light,
though he emit-rived the merely of the ship to depend on the
light brine as little seen as possible; he dial not make these
holes, heroes. the water *amid have got in, rain or sea
wilier. 'lle *mute was let off by means ifs Iced lobe,
whirls wee banked. He went on board the ship at Metonym.
Ile had not the command of the ship till it left Sicily. He
heard ..f Ike pirates at ••••—•••• ; hat he did sot put any
confidence in the reports till they were coefirmed at Coo.
staniiiiiiple. He had ne swans of having the binnacle re.
paired at Seas; they did net stop long enough there; they
went (non Srio to Csralona ;he did not precisely remember
bow long they lay no re; it might have been two or three day,.
The witnersdeseribed the teat on deck anal its rastesiege;
it wia of cut ton—a "layer teat ; when he had to open it. he
lifted Et one part of it; there was a screen is the Middle,
whirls divided the trot; the witness had always seen it
drawn when he /oohed io. He hail said there wss a hatch-
way within the ten); he had not said that the light Wog not
handed down the-hatchway, and that It was handed out from
the tent on dick—rot appeared on inspection that this latter
lion was in the evidence fur the prosecution). The
cabin had one aloof divided into two parts; there were
Ise, sofas larlocci together near the centre or il, leaving
about five Pat betweeo the sofas and the larboard side of
the ship ; the ratan was ten feat wide; witness thoeght that
it was out postdate to introduce that bath into the cabin.

fly Lorii italrarras—Wilneas did not keep his private Inip
book by Ills, of Ike master, nor did the metier report She
contents of his km; Ilu master always addressed the witness
its commandant of the shin; he never fantod any inconveni-
ence room that half kind of command; he never experienced
any no-golgiqtre from the Captain and crew; wittier look
the commend of the vessel by order of her Royal Highness'.
ITilliam Carrington was /hen re and examined by
London, England, 1820-12-23

sale six oe'lgbt utiles Nardi:of In me,
so that there will be plenty of good laud fee settlers,
near as. This is a ►ery good country for • men *kith
• faintly, and working people, bet slot for geutry.
se labour is high and provinons lea, in that it will
not do fur people that will Not work. Clothing anti
grocery *dicier, are in general dearer than in Eng.
land. Most of the land the people occupy is their
own, •od as there are no taxes 'worth tsiriitiosting.
nor any dines or poo► rates, people who ere indult.
trimss get a goo,' living, and provide well for thei►
families. My taxes of all descriptions for upwards
of 320 acres of lend is lees than 8/.. per annual. nut
• penny per sere! Lend ut the bind Office is too
dollars per acre, to be paid by instaltneuts ia four
years.
I hope this will find you all in health ; end
retnaip, &c. &c. JOHN 11'ouos.
London, England, 1820-12-23

met again, bni finding the Muse of le.presenta-
...
tires h.d oot yet elected a Speaker, they adjourned
until to-morrow.

HOUSE OP REPRESENTATIVES.
The Mout met, pursuant to adjestroment, at
twelve o'clock ; and the following Metlifsees, in ad-
dition to those mentioned yesterday. attended. vie.—
Messrs. Southard, Barbour. Livermore, Cocke,
M'Coy, Kiusky, Tarr. Russ, Neale, Bill, Earle.
Mr. Montgomery nod Mr. F. /AMON bath of
Kentucky were present yesterday, and also Mr.
Scott, delegate from Missouri, and Mr. Bates, dele-
gate from Arkansas.
The House then proceeded forthwith to ballot
again tot a Speaker of the House, in the place of
Mr. Clay, resigned. The votes having beets count-
ed, Newton reported, that the whole number
of vales was 149 ; of which 73 were necessary to •
choice. Four Members were put in uonslinnims—
tiz. Messrs. Lowndes, Taylor, Serjeaut, and F•tnith.

The !louse ballotted ly times but without any
of the Cam:Oates having the necessary number of
vote*. On the 1711 i ballot Mr. Lowndes wanted
oolv one to obtain the election. His votes amounted
to 72—the Howse proceeded to the nineteenth 1)51-
lot, whieli resulted as follows-73 necessary to a
choice :

For Mr. Taylor 66
For Mr. Lowades . 05
Fur Mr. Smith 14
This ballot being also ineffectual,
A motion was made to adjourn, which motion
nrevitiled—area 7G ; anti, about .5 o'clock,
The ilouve adjourned.

NANTUCKFT WHALE FISHERY.—The number
of %hips now empltl ea in the Whole Fisher• by the
people of the outill Haunt of Nantucket is seventy-
two —2B of them between three slid 400 toto. Ili
1041160 ft to uhich they hare a 14rge number of blip
1411 pas.,;kr ve•arh in the route employment.—
(Salem Gazette.)

Oa Thursday last six wagons, laden will) 8,000
11(.1'11(14 of wool, arrived in this village. This wool
was the sheariir2; of last spriiig, front the flack of
Isaac Smith, Esq. of the town of %%Tashi igloo, io
this c unity. We were informed that it had been
purchased Ire• the Oriskany Manufacturing Com-
pany, of`thieids county, for about 6,000
(Daroit observer.)
London, England, 1820-12-23

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A NEW .111211 E: qt. APPREHRIVDING THIErBS.

consequence of the alarming increase of street rob-
beries in the limough, ►ome udieera of Union•hall made a
.. termivatiuu to gel amongst the thieves by some means
ri•ogoter.d, and accordingly 41 few 11101111 ago Hall dreamed
t.tiarelf as 111 old grailrusaw, with a powdered warm g, mid
..hibrted a large howls of meats, smune►l which he bud
►;acrd a number of sharp fisli-hooks. ire this manlier he
traveltrai through the most daring part of the orighhotlr-
hood, and even met many old C111114.1111e111; but they would
sure angle, be cruse it seems they suspected the hail.—
Hall Immog au doubt but that be had been recognised,
torsi night sent • stranger, sod be also relented
unmolested. Next ought a parish constable wrath forth,
*flora hke an crquisile, and be performed his new cha-
✓-icier so well, that he was soon picked up by two
Nymphs, named Donovan Slid !largess, whose exploits are
well kaolin to die police. They politely limited him home,
but he assured them, 'pan honorer, lie could uot calumet ; wee
..r the. thee eoutrived to porton% his pocket-bank, which
woe quite empty, ■ad the other made au attempt at
his watch; but whew she felt the bunks she esclaimed,
they emir betrayed. II was in vain to attempt so
e►cape. The ci-dersal Deady mid his assistants surrounded
and lodged them is the watch-house, tiva whence they were
broweit le lime sate wad eswoamatted.
London, England, 1820-12-23

Gawk this week, teethe how ensswortiolt sf the stash"
there has been an expect acswed, mod, on account of the
recent failures, tier, is no motet for parcels or "main-
tain : a few coaltricts for sprier delivery are still reported,
bet we believe they see isessublevable it eittost.i—lllotoseeb
continue heavy, and still &echoing is pike.
Is rotative Bosses as inks ate reported.
Cassels..4lmeg has bees Vary little demand foe Curer
by private contract; there were only two isconeiderable
plastic sales Wealth' forward obis week, one as Weetwesday,
sail use obis fetuses; the former consisted altogether of
Janteice descriptive," sod sold surds abort the prices by
private CONIIACI, seed ordinary llas. 6d. and 117 s. Sue or.
dioary 119 s. ad. middling Ittie.: the public sake this fore.
soon was chiefly oiddliud Desmetera, which sold 127 s
6.1.
■ 12%. cued assobiliad 1315.64. sad 1325.; one pa►cel fine
uedioisry Jamaica lazy at 1 Ilia. The Corm market way he
, stated ouch the same as ■t she early part of the mask ;
there opposes, however, • grimier diepueitisas to bey Valve,
particularly St. Domino, Me was the last 'radioed price,
but there are few sellers under his.
FRUIT.—The demand fur Fruit has been 'ref), cosesid.r.
able obis week; a cargo of fine Pat rags Consuls reai•t• 4
1117 e.; three large parcels of Turley Raisins soil Fits
at haw rates; the latter appears of isiftrior quality i.• -
sea•vs.
0100.—The ps ices of Indigo are improvisor; there is,
however, little dust. The adranced rates demanded is
elittly owing to Hie confidence of the holders, who refuse
to sell, OICCIPt at ae advance of ad. a is. oa the Last laths
sale prices.
Spices —The demand for Pepper has istereasol, there
being MP deciaratiwi of Cousneny's Prpptr. Cloves ha►e
also been is more wisest, as the qiiaiiiity declared is very
limited, and reported to be the whole stuck of the Compauy
Englund; the gesntily usually declared is formr ,r4l •
100.000M5. latterly 50,00011 w. mad uow reduced to 3 l Atattilis.
Rum, BRANDY, and licte.twnets.—The Item mai ket coo.
Clouts heavy. mad puichsses nick be suede ou lower terms.
Brawl, is doll. Groves W still neglected.
l'ALLow.—The demand and the prices of foreign Tallow
have rather impruv"d; the sesaiket is not however snake.
The town Tallow is to-day Tinted Us. which is the same as
, last week.
London, England, 1820-10-16

DUBLIN. OcTaiga 11.

.1


NtlID POLICS-0/1/14111.
FRATRICIDE CASE.
ou Friday lot Josses parer was broeght before Alder-
man Darley„ and H. C. Sire, Eat the ottliat Magistrq".
under the following cireeeistances :—Tbe Prisoner lead a
brother of the name of Itielaril Darcy, who was gardisaer to
the Bishop of Waterford, *be resided at his Liw.lehip's seat
near that city, and to whom she Prisenersresurted to when
oat of employment, old was always kindly received; but,
shucking to relate, he adminislered, wa the 3.1 day of I let
firptember, some white arsenic in water and Medicine, under
the deleterioes effects of which Rielard Darcy lingered
instil Smoky, she 1.4 of October, whets be died.
A Corewer's !worm wee held nu Muuday, before Michael
Eveylin, Esq. Coroner for tVaterford, and • respectable I nry,
who, after deliberstieg and several witness*,
tomtit late on Weditrodely creating, Nand a verdict of wilful
murder against Janes Damp; and un Thursday Mr. Frey.
lin, the Coroner, despatched a litter by punt to the Maras-
testes uf the Ilesd-uffice,contaieing hie writ and a description
of Darcy, fur appreheading him, it hem( supposed he had tied
to Dublin. This was received by the Magistrates beer about
tenticlnck on Friday, which, when barked by them, Ma. art ive
and highly efficieut tearer, Mr. Farrell, Chief Peirce Officer
of the Dabble Pubes-, eudertouk the exceutiou of the war-
rant himself, cad from the description, arreeted James
Darcy le Weasirlaud-street, by eleven 1;110111, one 114/111(
hot') his receiving the warrant. Ile was committed by the
above Magistrate, to Kilaisinham Gaol, from thence to I.e
transmitted to Waterford, to abide his trial at the next
AMMO, for that County.
Yeeterday owning no less a amber Mangum hendred
and two brokers ie old clothes were brought before Alder-
man Dailey, finperintanilmit Magistrate of Police, sum-
o...sad by peace offerers Lynda and Manly, for emu being
duly lammed. They were summused from Plunket-
street, Hassever-lane, Thomas-street, Tighe-street, and
klasy'ialane; when brought before the worthy Magistrate,
their licenas were deomeled of them, but not a single broker
could produce one, they were accordingly fined $l. each en-
der the provisions of the Police Act, sections 65111 and
Ottlh, which the worthy Alderman 'teetered would be refuse.
ed un all who would nut immediately take out their license,
and to those who did the penalty would be 'gated to five
,billings ; these pruceediuga are only prepurateey to others
is conk-levitation by the Milkiest's, for the purpose of sep-
presing the receiviag of stolen searing apparel, &e. whirls has
1....eu of late growing into no evil of the greatest niaguitude.
London, England, 1820-10-16

SOUTH AIItiRICA.

A mail- has arrived from the Brazil'', bringing
letteia from Rio Janeiro to the 51(1 of August. A
letter of the Ist of that mouth, from the corre-
bpondeot of a reapeetable comfort-cud hnuae iu the
City, communicates the following particular, rel.-
live to the t.tate of allows at Buroor Ayres on the
Bth July, and at Va!petal.° oil the 14th ►May:—

A vessel from Monte Video briogs as letters from Buenos
Ares of the Stb July, on which day Alvear, at the bead of
his forces, occupied the Corral.. de Miserere, half • mile
from Buenos Ayres, having defeated Sole► in his position,
about twelve leagues from that place, and obliged him to Sy
to Colonic

Alvear's forces were composed of the corps formerly de-
nominated the Army of Perm, under the late General Bel-
erano, the Chihaus collected by Carrera, some cavalry
from Santa Fe, and emigrants from Buenos Ayres. The
coolest is said to have bees severe; but as this rests entirely
uu the reports of the fugitives, which I conceive to be gross
exaggerations, I suspend giving you the particulars thie
of the Commanders usder Soler, Colonel Papas, at the
head of only TOO men, contrived to make good his retreat to
Buenos Ayres, and, it is said, that he endeavours to excite
the people to resist Ahrens., by cutting ditches across the
streets, tuning the Hat roof. with musketry, &e. It remains,
boweeever, very doubtful whether Alvesr can he kept out.
In the province of Eutre RIOS two Chiefs, formerly friends
of Art igas,lisve conic to blows, with various success. Agitiar
too/prised a small corps belonging so Ramirez, the Governor
of Entre Rio., and dispersed it; I
but
.111$ since been himself
attacked awl defeated by Ramirez iu person. It is said
that a strong Portuguese expedition, wider the command
of Brigadier Zaldana, is prepar iug to march into Elate Rios,
to Nu* pram
At Buenos Ayres they had no mews from Chili, but we
have advice. from Valparaiso to the II th May. They eau.
tinue to describe the preparations fur the expedition to the
roast of Peru. The Spanish squadron at Callao remained
there. without venturing out. In about ten days his Ma-
jesty's ship Bsperb will sail form boot-, to convey Marshal
Biresfurd to Lisbon. The Vengeer will 'Meru to the River
Plate me the arrival of the lace packet.

WO fto,ooo-TWO fl,OOO-AND VARIOUS OTHER
CAPITALS-ALL STERLING MONEY-ALL IN
SIX HOURS-ALL ON WEDNESDAY NEIT.
London, England, 1820-10-16

FATAL MOUT.

A fight tank place at owe o'clock oa Si lathy morning. is *
I; Id at the top of Park row, betwero two young mew of
toed., named Stymy and Robinson ; in which tlw runner
Will .0 touch burl, that he Wag taken up in a slide of in-
get4.ii,ilti), and died on his way home. They had
beer
together the preceding evening, and Myron was
t;iiitv udutticated. Before he left the poblic.boisoir, he bid
.rpelt•dly elulllengert any our to fixht him for five ;
ai,ii d was Iwo till arti-r winch inwriic mum that Itubkososs
G. so.vivurl accepted the offer.

FYrI:Ns'iVR BURGL4RY,
AND COURAGEOUS CONDUCT OE A YOUNG LADY.

Oa Saturday morning, between three and four o'clock, a
most daring and extensive robbery and burglary was ripe.
atsd .1 the bowie of Mrs Willis, jeweller and silversmith,
No. et, Bishopagale-street Without, the particulars of
which are of a very singular nature. Mrs. Willis, who is a
widow holy. slept on the second floor, ■nd reined to rest
'howl 12 o'clock on Fiidav night, leaving Ike house securely
fastened; Miss Caroline Willis, ahuut VI years of age, slept
in a boreal' bedstead in the shop. Between three and
four u'tlock on Saturday morning she was awoke by a
noise, sod on her raising herself in bed, to accertain
fi um whence It proceeded, she p. relived two fellows
bet 1 the moiler, One of them :1041 a dark 1411.
in his hand, whilst the other was filling a large bag
oh Wile, isiukets, and other valuables, whirl he was
Aloe futon the window. The •illains then forced Open a
driest-, filled with plate, which by Seine accident they I. t
; our of them exclaim. d, We are discovered !" and
they instantly made tow atilt the door, which !earls into
C. 1111260.. Wheeballey, taking with them the bag, contain.
Mg their valuable pinittler. Miss Willis iostantly
juininal not of bell, sthi seiz.d use of the rubbers
by th•• skit of the coat, but he forced himself from
her hold, and both ran off. Miss Willis instantly shut
the sheet door; and in bee night clothes, without either
shuts or stocking•, mimed the villains, crying aloud,
" Stop thief! Moralise!" &c. through 111 M-dent courts and
alleys, Mtn Spital-squate, where she lost all trace of them.
The shutting of the dour alaimed Mrs. Willis and the
s'n.pnian, who ran down stairs in a state of nudity.
Mts. Willis 11-w towards her daughter's bed, and tin finding
that Mae we. gone, and her dress left behold, she Noted
away. A light was proem, il, when the ,•,stony was disco.
v. red, and Miss Willis was supposed to base be• n mordered
and earri, d off by 11w ruffians. Several persons went io
pursuit of thew : in about ten minute. after Miss W. re-
turned in a slate of exhaustion, to the sin izemesit of her
niether, lit wheat she related the circumstance and the cause
of ber ab.niur. The peuperty stolen is estimated at 1,0001.
London, England, 1820-10-16

most abondsokr• 'Pb. fors** rersrli which have
,come for the prodoetioso 41 the coeutry are ex.
treacly oomerour.•
THE CORTE&
skrrxwo or'ssririStilt.* go.
A Report Was read 60111 the Special Committee
appointed to examinee into the case of the sixty-nine
Deputies, who in April, 1914, signed the represen-
tation to his Majesty. advising him to overthrow
the constitutional system. The Committee sees,
among other thaws. that having found in the case
many climes +lnch may mitigate the rigour of
justice, to give place to mercy. the Committee lied
decided on adopting a general measure, though
with some restrictions ; and finding no other 'nests,
then that of rigour to terrify. and that of iudialgeoce
to coocihate, it was of opinion that the Imo, es
less noble sad lees conformable to the generosity
and elevated sentiments of the Legislative Body,
was not the one which 6110011 be choteu ; tu
consequence. the Committee proposes, as its
in, comprised in fire snicks: than the mini
Ea-Deputies be relieved by the present law
from all legal proceedietv against them, but
be bound to repair to their respective plaices of
abode. to which they shall be confined without
tive or passive voice in the electinua. 'Those who
do not conform to this regulation must appear
before justice. and await the
.result ; but it is
not understood that they are hereby exonerated
limn the obligations they may have incurred
towards private perusal*. Don Bernardo Mow)
Menses is excepted from the preceding dis-
positions. it being drelared that
there
are grounds
to institute proceedings against him. There were
two particular opisiamis ; one of A. Pisigblanc,
who thinks, first. that there are grounds to in.
stitute proceedinga against all the Ex-Deputies
in quesiion ; second. that if it results from
the Judgment that some are condemned to capital
punishment (nut being the greater number) the
tribunal shall proceed according to law ; but if it
siiall be the greater number, an account shall he
given to the Cones before execution of the sen-
tence, that the Assembly may decide on what is
fitting to be done. The other opinion is that of
M. Valle, the sum of which is, that there are
grounds to institute proceeding's. The opinion of
the C mice amid those of the two Members were
ordered to be printed.

SITTING OF THS 29TH.
The project of low respecting the reformatioo of
the rtligious orders wee read, as drawn up by the
Committee, conformably to the addillons approved,
or admitted to tbscussion by the Cortes, and it ens
approved•iis that part which was not so before.
In the sitting of the Ist October, the Si cretary
niitiousiced that he had written to the Minster of
Grace MIA Justice that his Majesty might be pleas,-
rd to appoint a day timid hour to receive the law on
the religious orders, and that on the patents.
In the evetiing sittings of the 28th and 30th Sep-
tember, the law on the Liberty of the Press was
discussed, of which articles 6 to 31 inclusive were
read and approved, sonic without debates mud others
after considerable discussion.—Oliscelloneo, Sep-
tember c 29 le October e, inclusive.)
London, England, 1820-03-02

s -,
...y

SUilaY SISSIONS, FsaaU•RY tp.

This morning these Surinam* were resumed befo►e
the Chairman. Thunt..4 Ilsrri•ou, Ertl. suds full
Bench of Magistrates of the C y.
The Calendar is very heavy, emitoining not less
than forty criminals, notwithstanding the Sr IWalla
have so rivently adjourned.
the annul Jury borne called. and the motal
oath bring administered to then.. the Chairman ad-
dressed thrill w follow.:—..
w Gent',mew, is other haws and under other Arena_
sheers, I shoold tostent myself in Om few obarroatimis
oil dety rah' me to make, with lameating the isseresse of
erns, so apparent by the Calendar; hat whets I see such
&storable means reaortrd to for the perpetrating of tk.•dt
MO horrible ao•I so notorious, 1 shoot.' he wanting in the
charge of my ditty, did 1 not point mit w►at appears to me
to be the ranee. 1 bairn es hesitation in saying, that the
whole its attribistable •in the unreatrtiorti cirenlatiou of
biaapbeniows awl seditious publication'', sock as have come
under the notice of the Court through the presentinicots
of other Grand Jarmo.

" There is now a printer in the Borough that stands in
the situation of bring rolled no for judgment whomever the
Coon t►inks proper, for puhlishing the urcond part of fle
Aga Of NIROIMINI, 'sotto', by Thomas Paine, whose mslignity
weirdo religiou and good order was only equalled by the
absurdity of his reasoning. That any such publications will
he brought under your consideration I ion not aware, bet
should there he, you will, I ina convionol, discharge row
duty to your God, your country, and yourselves, by wont-
mg them to the notice of the Court."

The Grand Jury then withdrew) and the traverse
paper was proceeded in.

POLICE.
....-
London, England, 1820-03-02

LONDON,
TIIURSDAY. Mann Y. isto.

The Ministerial Prints are labouring strenuously
Ss convert the discovery of ThistleteuerLf atrocious
conspiracy into an engine of political warfare
against all persons, of whatever deuonsimition and
principles, who may chance to question the pro-
priety of the I.soe proceedings in Parliament. TLe
convenient* off' suds monocle of reasoning (if it de-
serve this, name) la, at the eve of a generil elec-
tion, sufficiently obvious ; but we thiuk that iothis
inataiwe the zeal of those writers emceed, the letter
of their instructions, for we Isavetwo highs an opinion ,
of the homier sad generosity of the Noblemen and