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The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1820-06-02

RATIONAL SCHOOLS.

Yetterrley the Atuoverrery Meeting or the New
tims.l Schools' Society to.•k place at the teurrid
Eraubliyhment in lidhbrou.'s-gortiers., which wws
nurnerou.ly attended by the of the
Church. Noblemen, Gemlerrien. &e.

Ells Grace the Archbishop ul Canterbury, follow-
ed by a number of Biahrips aid Nobleineu, Doctor
Walrnsley, sod other &goober! clergy. &r. entered
the great school-roont sour, after one o'clock, silo.,
his Grace the Arelihri.hop of Canterbury took 11.1
Chxtr as President of the Society.

The Rev. tir. Wallasley, the iod,f4ti;:ahle sod
gratuitous Secretary, proceedrel to read the rieot
of the state of the Society. and proceril:ogs of the
Committee of the past yr•r. In the eoiirse of the
last year there hail hero established in 147
scl A considerable degree of pro., givers
to Mr. Johnson, the master of the ceorrii eelitrsl
school, ttiiikr who-e c.ire there are shout s't2 boys
and 230 girls; they had hewn twice be-
fore the Arclibislrup and pct.
rotiages, and had given them general .4.i.faction„
I)urnig the last tear the nuenlwr nfchiidren had
increased 20,000, and the whole tisimiier
instruction in I:,oglissirl amounted to 270,0u0.
Since the last year the number of school, i,k,d
creased f;om 1,467 ID 1.614. The 'proem had been
established sill yeast oily in Nova 'Scotia arid varmint
oilier foreign parts. A negro lord Iwiru ionott,,t
Gild sent out as a tracher, who had otteceed.A
ett-
trrmely well. The Report alluded to the ex-
traordinary nitailificeoce of Mr. Watson, the Trea-
surer of the Suciriy, who had purchases! the Cherrel
in Ely-place, mill had made it a present t• the So-
ciety fur the children of the Kimono! &hoofs to
attend Dime Service there, sisal had mired it
over to the. Archbishop of Csuterhwry, as the
Trustee of the liceitution.

The Rev. Dr. Bell, to whom the Society owed
its origin, had presented the Society with a comma-
mon service of plate fur the Chapel in Ely-plscr.
The system had been generally isitrodoerd. in
the army. under the patronage of the Deke of
York ; and 141. n in the navy. under the pstrio,sge
of several distinguished Olgeers in 11'..rnnenuth
dock-yard, and the Cemestwonitert. Thirty-tso
grinds of motley had been made, awnsitrittlig to
3.202/, to various parishes iii and about the metrtipu-
lii, particularly lo Newingtoss.hians,
and Sr. Paul's, Deptford: In the tatter place
instructions had been ems to children in l'veta.
lugs, whose occupations would nut allow th-nt
to attend in the day time. and also am Sundays.—
The Committee had been restrained from
more in assisting schools wit/ money frost 1110 Pow-
tine.. of their funds; howeiree,ls selremstelgtil a
li;.ieral legacy, and several dorm . The Report
concluded with a recommend:din/1 to support
the system, to counteract designing deists mid 1011.
dela, and that it was the cause of Gorl mid religion.
The Archbishop of CANTERBURY rove, HIM en-
larged very forcibly upon the generel statement of
the Report, spoke in high praise of the Committee.
and the diligence with which they had executed
the trust reposed in them.
London, England, 1820-06-02

SIMEON'S HORS HOMILETICS, NOW READY

FOR DELIVERY.

This day is published, in Eleven Volumes, dewy octavo,
price 10. Oil. each in boards,
HOWE 1-101,t1LETIC/E, containing more
than TWELVE HUNDRED DISCOURSES (in the
form of Skeletons) upon the whole SCRIPTURES.
By the Rev. C. SIMEON, NI A.
Fellow of King's College, Cambridge.

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London, England, 1820-06-02

EAST INDIA HOUSE, Mit 30, 1520.
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Notice,
That et GENERAL COURT of the said COMPANY
swill be held at their House in U-adeithall.tovert on
FRIDAY, the 9th of Jane, Lone Niue o'Cluek. in the
Moraine until Six in the Evening, for the ELECTION of
• DIRECTOR of the said COMPANY, in the room of Sir
-Juba Jacket's, Bart. deceased.
JOSEPH DART, Seerttary.
London, England, 1820-06-02

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New EDITION OF BURN'S JusricE.

Shortly will he pabliahed, in five large Volumes tiro. with
very innaiiierable Additions and Improvement%
frig JUSTICE Hl' Ilse PEACE and
PARISH OFFICER.

By RICHARD BURN, LLD.
Lair Cluiorellor of the Diocese of Carlisle.

The Twenty third Edition, with Corrections and very con-
siderable Additions; the Casio and Statutes brought down
to the Time of Publiestion,
Hy GEORGE CH ETWYND, Esq. M.P.

Barrister ;I Law, and Chairman of the General Quarles.
Sessions of the Peace fur the County of Stafford.
London: Printed by A. Strahan, Law Printer to the
King's Most Excellent Majesty, for T, Cadet! and W. Da-
vie., in the Strand; F. C. and J Rivinglun, in St. Paul's
Church-yard; Longman, Horst, Rees, Ornrav, rind Brown, in
Paternoster-row ; and Joseph Butterworth and Elos, in Fleet.
street.
London, England, 1820-06-02

ItrwrNue.—mil ITIRY coismissioriq

The Mon. Member gave *Mice of sasolims for Monday next
reopectiivg the expense of collecting tie Rememse ; and by his
tab-etre Are.•unt• were ordered of she number of Gentlemen ap-
pointed so Military Commissions flaring the last ray, di,-
ogniahing those from the Military College, and alto sif the
siiimbrr of ORirers so appointed who were pat on half pay,
specifying Ide dates of their Commissions, as well as of them
Latf pay.
BALTIC AND AMERICAN TRADE.

On the attrition of Mr. )litairsierg. Aceottitis were order-
ed, aliewing 11w real value of the goods exported from Great
IHridain to Swedrst, Norway, Russia, and Pressis, during
the last twenty yen's, distinguishing the purls to nod from,
nod the produce, British sod Iriabefruirs Foreign and Colonial;
the number of ships, tonnage, &c. engaged in the said trade
n Ainslie same period ; also fur Accounts 'hewing the trade
i . the exportation of timber, masts, Sae. from North America
111 Great Britain within the same period, and the number of
ships employed, ate. daring the same period so the Baltic
Re turns.
CALEDONIAN CANAL.

Mr. EDWARTIS preofote.l the &vented:oat Report of the
Commisoiotteto for the Caledonian Canal—which wee laid so
11. e table.

EXPENSES OF THE ALIEN ESTABLISHMENT.

the the motion of Mr. Bran il'T. Accounts were ordered
or the annual expeoclitore daring t►e last three yesis of the
Alien Ilistablialmansis at Poem Harwich, and other porta,
•prcdtiug the amount al cacti, the meows nod ingather of
privet's employ, d, their salaries or wages respectively. Also
an accootit of the ountlrer of Aliens paused through the
its pects ire offices.
London, England, 1820-04-08

COMPLETION OF THE PARLIAMENTARY
HISTORY. . .
This day is publisheJ, in royal Svo. price 11.11 s. 44. Vol. OIL;
THE ''A RLIAMENTA RY HISTORY OF;
•ENG LAND from the earliest Period to the Year 11103,;
from which last mentioned Epoch it Is eoatineed‘lownwards
in the Work, entitled " Hennas Parlianientass Debates."
London : Printed for Lonetnnu and Co.; J. M RiebatiLi
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••• The Editor of this Work is preparing—.
1 A GENERAL INDEX to the PARLIAMENTARY
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DEBATES, from 1803 to the Accession of George IV.
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self-evitleitt. As many Gentlemen who have not bern regu-
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of possessing • General tusks to the Political History of
their Country, such Gentlemen are requested to send in
their names to Ibe Publishers; as only a very limited
number of Copies, inroad the usual impression, will be
printed.
London, England, 1820-04-08

DRURY-LANE THEATRE.

Last night printed hand-hills were distributed at
the Innney.officea. stating that the Gentlemen who
had placed Hamlet the night before, and who had
tern advertised to repeat the character. was pre-
vented by sudden indisposition (rum nopenrinv,
slid that Mr. FlAwat.tN (aim tooted Horatio
OH Thursday night) had undertaken on a few
hours notice to perform the part. A simi-
lar announcement was made from the stage.
Mr. FOoTE was Mr. H•11111.IN'S substitute in
Burial°. Hamlet was accordingly represented by
Mr. HAMBLIN ; but as the circumstances attending
this first attempt. at least on the London boards. or
so arduous a part, should in our opinion exclude
criticism. we shall merely say, that considering
the difficulties of his situation, Mr. HAMBLIN ac-
tiniqed himself of his undertaking respectably.
When the curtain fell. Mr. FOOTS came forward,
but in consequence of the clamorous manifestations
of both applanse and censure. could not procure a
lieniug. Mr. HAMBLIN then made his appearance,
and a marked attention followed, hut to the dis-
appointment and dissatisfaction of his friends, he
only announced the opera or Artaxerxes and a
corned', for subsequent rvenimrs, and retired.
Some faint cries of s' Hawke" were afterwards
heard, but they passed away unattended to:
London, England, 1820-04-08

EAST INDIA REGISTER.

This day is published, price Is. 6J. sowed,
THE EAST INDIA REGISTER and DI-
RECTORY for 1820, corrected to the 25th of March,
1820: containing the Company's Establishment at Home
nod Abroad, wills the Alterations that hsve occurred UP
TO THE DAY OF PUBLICATION; various Rules and
Regulations reeperting the Company's Service; ag Alpha-
betical Abstract of the !Me Art fir the Renewal of the
Charter ; the Post Oiliee Peculation. as to the Conveyance
of Leiters to and from Inlin; LISTS OF LICENSED
SHIPS, sad much oilier useful Informsf
By A. W. !BARON and G. OW EN, of the Secretary's

Office, East India House.

Laudon : bold by Blark, Kingsbury, Parbury, said Allem,
Leallenball-streft; William C,arpenurr, Grim► Smolt.
sereri, Bood-alrert; Archrr, I)mue-street, Dublin; and
Manne►s and Miller, Eiliukurgis.
London, England, 1820-04-08

SURREY THEATRE.
lie Fate of Calm having been received with most entbu-
su.tic approhation, and succeeding thunders of applause,
• sill he repeated the whole of nest Week.
riNIIIS EVENING. SATURDAY. April 8,
a COMIC PANTOMIMIC DANCE.
At'itr xhi,h, 6th time, a new ■nd interesiiug Historical
Melmdrame, called
THE FATE OF (;ALAS.
eclat, Mr. Bengough; Mark Antoine Calas, Mr. Wat.
kin.; Mr. Huntley; Ambroise, Mr. Smith; the
capietnel, Mr. Graut ; Jacob, Mr. W. S. Chancery;
seat., Mr. Fiimt illiam. Madame Calas, Miss Taylor; Pau.
tine, Min. Horn; Jramictic, Miss Copeland.
To conclude wish the popular Comic Melange, called
MELO-DRA%IE MAD!
OR, THE SIEGE OF TROY.
Major Denni■ Murphy, Mr. Adcock; Mr. Mac Classic,
(Irani; Mr. Gill,, Mr. Fitzwillians.
Boars, 4a.—Pit, 2c—Gallety, lc—Doors opts at Half-
post Fir., begin at Half-past Six.—Half Price at Half-past
- IDOL
Places for the Boxes to be taken at the Theatre, froze Ten
' till Fowc.—and, for the accommodation of Families at the
west rust of the Town, at the Bureau de Spectacle, Western
Lichriogr, Old Bond-street.
' tea Pluutlay next a new Comic Ballet, called Skulls and
Oars, or Line iu a Wherry; after which, 6rat time, a sew
temie Barletta, to be called Widow and Ni. Widow; prin-
tol Characte► by Mrs. Mountain, who is engaged fur
twelve iiigto out
'cleanse sod The Heart erlld.Lothisa will shortly be
repeated.
London, England, 1820-04-08

HOBHOUSS.

Oa Thom's, last, daring the desires of Sir Francis Cie-
dett, At. the moat leralldabk gang of rubbers, armi d w tql
bludgeon", thirty in •amber, and in every relives similar
to shore that recently disignited West End tar., mteudrd,
sad daring the whole of the day, and in every direction,
committed the vilest depredation. on the popolvre, who in
assay Umlaute-es received great injary iv defeediug t►em-
selves and property.
Y.eterilay Job., Fitzgerald. • deeperate-looking felkivr,
was limited fruits St„ James's watch-hour, rimmed by J.
Mayor, Esq. with being concerned with a .mat desperate
/mitt is ribbing bias ul a valuable gold watch and apps".
dame, during the procession, and bring the twist active per.
son 111 • rescue soder the following cireninsisocei :
Mr. Mayor deposed. that on Thursday last he arcunit.a.
sled two Lobes to view the chairtste of the newly., win .1
Members; sin plating them in a carriage he lilt thin.,
and ou remising from Sproue-aarlens a man ran itgaiw-t
him and polled oat Ilia watch Iron hie fob. He call:snit
him, on which be was ramediately sum rounded by wbviit
thirty persons, 1111/11t of whom had stick", and they
heat hies dreadfully, bat be still kept his bond and cai;...l
for aeartsece, for which be tar eil • reward, but the
gang was an violent and formidable, that every side was
afraid to eased. The Prieuhn•r, who was most active 111 the
reetter,atteaspleel in revue the lb.. f, and WlllBlO4 seised Wm
by the collar, ■nd kept hold of them both. The r
acted driperately, and bit Mr. 'Mayor's thumb and Geiger
nearly through, which caused him to let ell his boll at the
parses who hail the watch, sad he eareped with the pr.•.
wry. Suave timetables strived and limb the Prisoner to the
watch-bower.

Other witrooses proved the Prisoner to he aunt active :a
the scare.
lii his defeat", he said, he was arc oleo is Ily ',wished swung
the crowd whea he was seized —He was remanded, cud
there is so doubt the thief will be takes in custody.
11.4:00,1•GARD111.
CAUTION TO SHAM ATTORNEYS.
Yesterday Richard Potion, of Ifloorreoirlikliell. Pet-
ter-loor, was brought up iii the custody of ars waiter, chaired
by a Gentleman, oho attearlsriia behalf of the Mettrupolitini
Law Society, who stated that there were a number of rename
who imposed on the public, particularly us the nnrtd .fig
claw, by pretending to be onto isey% sad, is fact. acting ari
such, is several of the police vices, sad by that nisisas
illegally oldsiniug motley from such Fervors as is. r•
weak enough to liel.erie theta, for which polio.. the So-
ciety were drierrioned to prosecute such isnoosturs,
make public ewassrpiesr, le as to Mier oallor.. 7 b..
change monist the Primmer was for represirriag
as clerk to Mr. Smith. a rtsiwebible aihserev of II ewer's
Miliaria toad ib his usart obtaiuiai seven{ soma of mein y

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of the house of the Queen. that the Constitution
would be proclaimed the following day. This de-
termination tilled every one with joy ; the tranepo►t
was unanimous; the iiiliabitants and soldier, ran
through the streets. crying. se Long live the Cam.
etitution ! Long live the Curtes !" Discharges of
artillery, and a spontaneous illumination succeed-
ed. Qairoga was informed of what was passing.
and had received an official invitation to he present
at the file next day. Meantime the Gazelle an-
nounced the solemnity, the procession, the order of
the march; every thing was detailed. The Con-
suls of the different powers were invited by General
Freyre. In the mor g all was tranquil. Two
messengers from Qoiroga were introduced to the
Governor; be demanded that previous to his ac-
cepting the invitation which he had received, the
city should be evacuated by the troops of the line;
and that the fort of Notes, and the Cortadurs,
should be given up to him. This precaution was
not without reason, for at that moment some mus-
ket-shuts were beard; it was the soldiers tiring on
people, to the cry of "five le Rol F"
Soon the tiring increased ; in all parts of the
city discharges of musketry were heard. The peo-
ple ran to the arsenal. but they found no arms
there. In the first moment of disorder. persons of
all ages. women and children, fell under the mur-
derous fire of a soldiery left to themselves. It was
not till five in the afternoon that some degree of
tranquillity was restored.
In the night between the 10th and 11th, the sol-
diers, exhausted by fatigue and oppressed by in-
toxication, retired to their barracks. Every body
had berricadoed himself; but at seven in the morn-
ing, the scenes of the preceding day were re-
newed ; several goldsmiths and jewellers shops were
pillaged ; bands of custom-house of►cers joined
the troops, and committed the greatest excesses.
Above IMO persons have been the victims.

On the 12th General Valdes published an order
of the day to re-establish discipline, and the Offi-
cers passed this day in keeping the soldiers on their
duty; but there prevails a great animosity between
the inhabitants and the troops. The 13th passed
in the same maimer, but all the gate. were shut,
and the streets deserted.

On the 14th, at noon, General Valdez had •
new order of the day posted up, stating that the
King had declared his acceptance of the Cowan's..
*ion on the 7th, and that he hastened to acquaint
all the Authorities in the kingdom with this deter-
mination.—/Oraele, April 3.)
London, England, 1820-04-08

MII MATHEWS AT HOME, -AT THE THEATRE
• ROYAL ENGLISH OPERA HOUSE, STRAND.
TIIIS EVENING. SATURDAY, April 8,
and on Mondays, Thursdays, anal Saterdaysolurieg
liar mouth of April, when he will have the honour of in.
tiodurlog his Friends to his COUNTRY COUSINS.
Roars and Places to be had at Mr. !tweeting, at the
Strand Entranee, and at Fearnan's Library, 170, Bond-
rrrt.
London, England, 1820-04-08

NUMBER 5410.

KING'S rFIRATRII.
THIS EVENING, SATURDAY, April 8,
will be performed, Ilireari`o grand Open of
DON GIOVANNI.

Alter which, filet time this Season, the favourite Belief,
composed by M. Dupoirt, and revived by Moos. Heflin,
entitled
LA ROSE I OD, LA DEGUISEM ENT.
Tuesday next, by particular desire, Don Giovanni will•
be repeated; and, on Sdtwrday the Itals, will be performed,
fur the first time this season, Mozart's grand Opera, entitled,
II Flank, Alnico, in which Signor Bianchi will appear for
it,, Aro titre.
London, England, 1820-04-08

CORONER'S INQUEST.

Yesterday au inquest was held at the Coach and Horses,
Avery-row, Bnsok`a-market, brfiwr Mr. Higgs, Coroner, ow
the body of William &Widen, aged 29.
It appeared that the dreamed was lately coachman to the
Dowager Marchioness of Lanwtoun, in Albensarleworeet,
and that he lodged at If, Avery-row. On Wednesday night,
about twelve o'clock, he went to bed in his usual state of
health, sod neat morning be was mead dead. A surgeon
was called in, bet his efforts to restore him peeved ineffec-
Nal. It is somewhat singular that Isis predecessor, a few
weeks ago, Imaged himself at She Coach sod Ilene*, where
he lodged.
The Jury returned their verdict—" Died by the viaitatien
of God."
London, England, 1820-04-08

EAST INDIA 'SHIPPING.

The ship Cornwall arrived ot the Wight yesterday: she
left Chime in company with the ifidilds and Apulia, me the
tSth November. These ships arrived at IL Nelms uti
9th, amd sailed front thence the 11th of February.
The Matilda and Apollo separated Irmo the Cororrall
is3l. N. sad 1011/. 3s. W. WI the 1451 March.
The Lowther Castle and Lord Castlereagh were expected
to leave Claims the 4114 k November ; the Yale Castle and
Merles Dram, witb the usual supply of shwas lu the team,
about the Gm week in December.
The ship Marquis of Welliwrtaw snivel at Calcutta after
• passage of 99 days from Englaud. She was there the
17th September, sad was expected to sail shoot she 29th
liinumber .1 or lir Comat, mod with she Praises Cheehrtha
there to ill up and to be amally dispatched home before the
Ist February.
The astir Warren Hastings, Captain Rawer', las at Penes!
the 30th August.
London, England, 1820-04-08

V IIE grande►t Lottery ever known ! 1'40,000
JL additional Prize Money—eticumasement to early
Purchasers. The 2.000 Tickets to be decided 11th of April,
emitted to 301. each, over and above whatever Poise they
may be-102 Capital Prises, Four of 30,0001.
Twit sf 20,0001. Two of 111,000 E Commits.
Tickets and Shares fur for above grand Lottery are
selling by EYTON, Stuck Broker, at his old and lucky
Office, 2, Cornbill and Lombard-street, where all Buaioess
iu the Public Funds is transacted with fidelity and dispatch.
London, England, 1820-06-05

lADVOIt. 'PINE 4.

Monday hi.. M .jesty arrived to dinner at the Cot-
tage in Windt,r Crest Polk.

Ori Friday the King, ac, ninprinied by the Duke
of Dorset. Lord and Lady Conyrigham, Lord and
Lady Sr-litho gin, Sir lenjantin stud Lady Bloorit.
field, cause to the en•tle, stud uftcr gotog user she
various apartments, took same refreshintot, and re-
turned to the Cottage to d r.
Moor*, Prirtes Auguata and the Duchess of
Kent arrived at Windsor, ao.l went •to view St.
George's, and Wolsty's Tomb-house, svhere.they
remained steady au limn. They returned to Ken.
siogtou to d. r.
The spurt at Ascot Heath races hiss been this
year admirable. The unsettled weather prevented
so lull an attendance as usual; but amongst the
compsuy were snail !WWII of the first distinction.
His Majesty I ttttt mired the course With his presence
on Tuesday, IVednesday. and Tlesirsrlayosecum-
partied by Sir Beujausio Bloomfield, Sir ldwurd
Nagle, and .t select party, who were visiting his
Mujesty at the Cottage, in 11'indsor Chest Park.
Hip M..je.ty looked entremely well, arid was loudly
cheered each day in cowing upon and leaving the
COW/W.

o.lr 'Dicer, was opened on Monday evening
last, and closed last night. Mr. l'enley provided
an exceiltnt company for the entertainment of the
town mid neighbourhood during the race week.
Some of our tormt comedies and hues. have been
played alth great surce.s. displaying in several of
the performers merit of am ordinary kind. The
audiences have hero numerous and fashionable.
On Toevday oirlit we noticed inrel &slime sod
Mr. mid Mrs. -Colitis. The public were OW to
reiogriiiie their favourite actress, Miss R. Peaky.
We understand that Mr. Penley has provided a
very strong company for the regular 61111111 W
season, who are now perforuupg with greatecka nt
Coventry.

The Doke of YORK and a select party dined
with PrMCC LEoPuLd yesterday, at Xlvlipirotogli.
I .60.

Piteicess AUGUSTA and the Duke of YORK
uttribilvd divine aerate yriterday, of the Chapel
110%1'1.

Ott Saturday the Duchess of CLAMENcI: viritrd
and tftt:rd watt the Duchess of Knit, at lictistug-
toil l'Atice.

Yesterday Prince I.coPoLD attended divitie.sers
vice at the German Chapel,
Yesteiday divine service eras p.rlorm.d at the
KING'. Pointe in Pati.ruall. hy the Rev. F. W.
BLOUSERG and the litY. Dr. STA !VIER (. ',AR tr..
The Earl and Cou:liess of CRAver woti 'wooly
were espertrd to 'mire nt Stottliviiionit on S4tur-
day, to cialsark on board his Lords for
his summer
London, England, 1820-06-05

SUDDRN DRAMs.

An awful in.l*nce of sudden delta occurred at level
o'clock un Saturday last, in Brunswick-9u wt.. A. :14
Cooper, a gentleman of the law, late midst:, is Lapels
t
Conduit-street, but lately of Len.oh..treet, B. uo-wricb.l,l e
was on his way home front his chantbrre, iu going a
Ikuuswick-square. facing .Nn. 24, near the end of e
Coram•street, he was observed to stagger, and loyg 'iu,".,
of the irate railing, so as to sit dame. A medical pollee, ..:
mtiding within a dour or two, was sent for to his assistank •
who on taking Mr. Cooper by the baud he declared iks isa _
beyond a'l hope, being then actually dead.

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POLICE.
sowstetra r.
On Saturday William he Jose. was bmught to the I' • L.
and underwent an examination l.efore .Sir Robert BA la-
charged with being concerned with four others in defrarc.
Mr. Richard Bullock of a bill of exchange for WI.
dish Peak Bank, at Chesterfield, and fourteen shillinz,.
It appeared that the Prosecutor had serrcd his clerkship tpe
as attorsey in ebesteiSeld, and hail been in London shoe_
Iwo months fur experience, at an attorney's office in Litt..
St. Thomas Apostle. On Friday afternoon, as he was stand-
log up in a court in the Strafed, In avoid a heavy fall of rail..
he got into conversation with a man, who enticed him into
the Crow!) public-house in Southamplumplace, Nader a pre.
fence of sbewiug him some silk hauilkerchii fa be hail fur sale.
The man got in conversation with *hire other men ; one of'
them appeared to be intoxicated ; he had a pocket-hook
which appeared to be Illkd with Rink note.. They learn,. ,
no doubt, (rum the Peoseentor'e dialect, that he was floes,
Derbyshire, and one of them actually pre sisaded him shay
he had been in his company at an ipu in De. hy. Wagers,
were laid as to whether there was such a Ivor.: a. in/Uri:trust-,
when the Prosecutor was deframierl of all Ina mosey. The
Prisoner was is the room at the time, and appeared to be
connected with the parties, but he denied all knowledge of i
them except bysight ; he said he was a base kcr sad pedlar,
which was confirmed ,by his father. lie admitted that lee
sold Fliglisti goods for furtive, and jostilt, d it lm saying-the
silk and cotton they were made of were fore.en ; be mud
Ore them the best name, the shopkeepers did the style.
London, England, 1820-11-16

ADELPHI THEATRE, STRAND.

By Authority of the Right Hon. the Lord Chamberlai•.
rI'HIS EVENING. THURSDAY. Nov. i 6,
Friday, 17, and Saturday, IR, will be presented for
the 10th lime, an Wifely New Mythological Extravaganza,
in two acts, founded on Drydeu's Comedy of Amphitryon,
or the Twu Swim, entitled,
A BURLF.TVA OF ERRORS;
OK, JUPITER AND A lAA ENA.
Immortals _Jupiter, Mr. Watkins; Mercury, Mr. Cowell;
Vulcan, Mr. Callahan. Mortals:—Sosia. Mr. Wilkiraw.n ;
Trarlin, Mr. Collier. Alcniessa. by a Lady (her 10th appear
sues on any Stage.) ; Mrs. Waylett ; Bromic, Mrs.
Daly.
To which will be added, the favourite Burletta of
ODDS AND ENDS.

Gag (with the fa►ourite song of "Gallimaufry; or, Puff!
Puff ! Pain, Mr. Cowell. Other characters as hertne.

After which a New Comic and Rarl►squ• Rallri, rolled
OPPOSITION; or, THE RIVAL DA NCI NG MASTERS.
The whole to conclude with (fourth lime) ■ New Rnrl►tta,
in t wo sem, called,
WHO'S TD FATHER ME? _ . .

oe,, What's bred in the Boar won't none out of the Flesh.
Colonel Talbot, Mr. Buckingham ; Sir Oliver Ohl.tork
Mr. Dily ; Captain Belford, Mr. Callahan; Mandeville,
Mr. J. Josses; Buckle, blr.Cuwell ; Jacob Busts, Mr. Camp-
!sal; Billy Butts, Mr. Wilkinson. Charlotte 014wock,
thiurhier to Sir Oliver), Miss. Yates ; Harriet, Miss Brady;
Mrs. Butts, Mrs. Waylett ; Betsy, Mum Jr rruld.
The Doan will open at Six o'Clork, and the Performance
to commence a Quarter before Seven.—Second Mire Half-
past Eight.
London, England, 1820-11-16

TO THE VOTARIES OF BEAUTY.
Hu f)SON'S BO NIC TooTii- POW-
DER, recommended by many eminent Physkisaa, is
prepared of balsamic vegetable., of mild detersive proper-
ties. It is entirely ro.e of those corroding acids Which form
the basis of most *noutb-powders, and which eventually prove
so desk active. 'When the teeth are loose, toe the enamel in-
jured, it faet►rs them is thirme ease, ■od revives the enamel
in the idher ; it removes tartar, cures the orarvy, tad pro-
duces a healthy redness to lit► gams, a pearly whitesesa lu
the teeth, to the breath a halal (regretter, and is an in-
t'4llll.lr pre...unitive against decay and the tooth-ache.
Price Re.
Also HUDSON'S HUILE DIVINE (recuniseestled ►y
the late honor limiter), preserves and liensiti6es the hair,
;md where it has fallen iiR from illness, perspiration, change
of climate, or any cause whirls ileprives the hair of Ironton.,
and product prienature decay, by using the Haile Divine, it
aarosilatea with or supplies the place of the ttst►itive Bind,
and the Hair grows se fornietly. See farther elikidatius
and testier/sirs of its efficacy its a Pamphlet, entitled " An
Essay on the tisk," inclosed round each bottle. Price 3s. 6d.
—7s. 6d --sod one Raines.
Sold by the Proprietor's Agent, Mr. Atkimmos, Perfumer,
Nu. 44, Gerrard•street, Sokroquare ; Mends. Gatlin and
Petrie, 57, New Bond-street; Merin.. Howell and James,
Regent-street; Messrs. Bayley and Blew, Coekapor-street ;
Mr. Riggs, Cheapside; sad most Pretences, Hair4erroms,
and Medicine Verde'', is Tow■ sad Coaster.
London, England, 1820-11-16

.

per ammo is 'bred M the disposal of she Coromissieser.,
without basis rem rioted to soy particular Melte., bid to be
oppltell for Mt iromorogrosent of the toast Islam is soy
taaamtar they Shish proper ; tab& she sons ad SAN. ooly
is placed M thecpwsai of thir Board foe she valorem purpose
olf ropeourosipis the ors sea lishrry (a spectre of lishims simi-
lar to that of the deep am sod io which the adorameren s.e
prohibited from dattimpia soy river, bey, or lark, boot are re-
paired to shoot sued howl their nets is the °pea sea, without
toe latervestiais of small boots); sod that doesal the Irish
Comosissiosters lay set the stem placed at their &Broil in
mlditiemal histsatios. it geoid pay the Corms at the rate ..l
to. per bowel for MAW bout* over sad above what they
are othrrwise entitled to.
(lb be contioesed.)
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DISCOVIIRT SNIPS.

I ....M.

The Lords oldie Admiralty h•ve printed, lithoreph;earv,
a chart of the track of the lima andertpor,ost their North-
West oupeditiow. Some copies of the closet have brim
trawled swots their &Wads sad mew of adeows, which
vey some Informoatiost resp•ctisg ths olimmohosa of La.,
caster Soiled. Streamed by the eyes widest remise, o.
• settle, it appears to he about owe huodrod mod Shy apt,.
long, and from twenty to taretstylive miles hewed. 0.1
Isomoog the Sound the chile proceeded shout oats headed
miles to the Southward, and Shea retentively to the poiat
from which they hall diverged, proceeded in • oli►eet bur in
the West. Notwillistanitiog the attempts to decry the value
of the discoveries that are accomplished or contemplated,
much commercial benefit has already resulted from the Nato
Ratios of those trackless seas. The ricalolheat stqaired by
the experience of Captain Rum, has this year iodaced the
whaler•, who ►ad here Witiosidated, at the boron of the
lotglwr region•, to vesture, as was suegested, W the mouth of
Lamson Sound ; sad the cooseqiienet has Ivrea. that they
have returned with faller cargoes than were ever knows.
London, England, 1820-11-16

OLYMPIC THEATRE, NEWCASTLE-STREET,
STRAND,
THIS EVENING, THURSDAY, Noy. 16,
wilt be acrd, the thrrietta

MIDAS.

After whieli (as originally produced at this Theatre).
• WHERE SHALL I DINE'
Speer, Mr. Wrench; Dorothea, Mrs. W. S. C►atterlt,.
To conclude with the Serious Pantominu: of
DON JUAN

In which the celebrant Chief of the Winn Juggler',
Ramo Satire, will intrndor•e his wonderful performances, he
trying remnant fu► a few Evenings previous lu bile final de-
parture for India.
Thu• celebrated Dew* Dance will be performed by s native
on Swanky Evening.

The Doors will be opened at Six o'Clock, and the Per-
formance commenre in a (Amulet. before Seven precisely.
Half price t ilalfrast Eight.
London, England, 1820-11-16

Count Alotiviva, Mr. Jones; Footllo, Sir. Ouruset ; Fi-
garo, Mr. I.i.tnel ; Antonio. Mr. Faure' ; Splammian, Mr.
Cherisliisio, Mica Beaumont; Commies. Alraimeiva,
Miss Greene; So.auna, Miss 111. Tree; Bin &Irina, Mrs. Ids
ton ; Thirredlina. Mr.. Sterling.
A Private Box may he bail fur the Season, or nightly, of
Mr. BrAndon, at the Box-Officr.
Places for the Bozes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the
Box-Offire, Hart-street, from Ten till roue.
Iba~s, 7s ; Second Price, 3s. 6d.—Pit, 3.. 6d ; Second
Price. 2..—liallery, 26.; Second Price, la.—Upper
levy, Is.; Stemma Psice. at.
To-morrow. the Comedy of Twelfth Night, wish All the
World'. a Stage. •
On Saturday, the Tragedy of Wallace, with The Barber of

On Monday, Wallace—after which will be produced, a
new Mii%ieal ',Flinn Tale, in two acts, called The Iroquois,
or the Canadian Baskei.seaker.
London, England, 1820-11-16

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

roßtsmotrin, NOVVICOM 14.
Sailed the Mandarin, Denims, for Cha►leston.
DEAL, 1110140114a1t 14
gilled this 1111 ern nlc the alkali a thit atetweed-humid.
XARGATZ, 11011143114111 14.
The Alfred, Bunker, outward-Woad, has lost an ern t o
and cable.

• VIRSRIIM, Navvies' R 14.
Arrived the Victory, Cunningham), Weed to Lisbon, with
the loss of a boat.
mORTII IRICLOS, NOVICREIR 13.
The Tarnow, Tiffin, front Mediae Cur &wadi& led, has pnt
in here, having been struck by a heavy Sr., which washed use
man uverbused and lamed souther.

PLYMOUTH, NOTIMIES
Arrived the Union, Parry, fro* Weserford.
Sailed the Jamiana, Denby, for Lembo; mad Mary, Wiay,
fur Mall.

LIIMRPOOL, NOVIIMIBIII 14.
About one-third of the cargo of the Aeons, fo► Jamaica,
bag been saved, the greater peat in good order, and ha. been.
kuded here. The Robert Stewart, Rigby, from Wexford
fur this port, is un shore sear Illocklseggar rad fall of water
Crew /sired.

•n.W4ST, 110V1r3INEll 9.
Arrived Ilse Fa►abaar, Fortune, from Dwerpos..l for \lel;
sloe •prank a leak out Sunday, and with mutb difficulty re.tt h-
eti this Fort.

EMIGRANT SETTLEMENT AT THE CAPE Of
GOOD 110f11.—We have already announced to nor
readers the arrival of satisfactory intelligence f
the Deal Party of Settler. at the Cape of anal
Elope, and have now the further satisfaction of stir-
log. that Inters, dated " New Deal, 23d of August"
last, have been received, confirming►n every ►espect
the pervious accounts; we have been favoured with
the perusal of one of these letters, whioi states
11 that the party are all well, and have no doubt of
doing well ; they have already on the r grazing
grounds 25 bullocks and cows, here sown their
bread corn, have cabbages planted out, radishes
(of seed carried from Ucal) tit to pull, pease and
beans up ; a division of the party attends solely
fishing, which employment produces the-n enough
to keep the whole," They write in the highest
possible *Faille, and advert with great admiration
mud thankfulness to the fatherly care and fnsteriti
protection of Government, which, from the first day
of their application to Lord BATHUR%T. Dr to the
presenc moment, has been unremitting and kind in
the extreme.
London, England, 1820-11-29

ALARMING FIRE.

A fire broke out about one o'clock this
morniug in the house of a billow-chandler, ad-
joining Holland-street. Wardour-street, Soho.—
The Aanws raged with rest fury for a considera-
ble time. and communicated their ravages to the
adjoining houses, near Oxford-street, till almost the
whole of that end of the street exhibited one con-
tinued bl•ixe; water could not be procured for a
considerable lime. and the houses to which the fire
bail communicated were nearly reduced to ashes
before it %V. 14 extinguished. We did not hear of
say live* having been lost.
London, England, 1820-11-29

FOR THE TEETH.

TROTTER'S POW-
DER, patronised Mali used by the Royal Family, and
universally by persu•e of rank in this country, and all Fo.
reign Courts, and recommended by the moat respectable
birdie*, Authuroies. This Punster cleanses ■nd la antifies
the Teeth, sweetens the b►eath, puesemea in. acid that can
corrode the enamel, and puts • beautiful polish on the
Teeth. It is well known that many Powders pow.. quali.
tic. highly deleterious, but the Public will be convinced
that this Powder could out have stood the long teat of fifty
yeara'eaperience, and met with such dirtinguisked patronage
and success as it has done, unless its properties were calcu-
lated nut only to chaos, but to preserve the Teeth.
Sold wholesale and retail, at the Otiginal Warelionor and
only bitnitfectury, No. 3, Reanfiot•buildinga, Strand; and
try all the must respectable Perfumer and Medicine Ven-
ders.
London, England, 1820-11-29

Object of accusation and perseeetioet. but now
their joy was nuostogled with regret. flhe lierlasi-
uospitesitly. passed through the . Orry ordeal, and iii
apite of all the niseltissoimssa, her eisennes, had pre•
served her rights ma Quer., end vindtmied her he-
'soma es a wrimon. Thom veer tievinses who Mod
brought its the Billie divorce and degrade her, were
compelled to become the itisttemeipts of their oast
degradation, and to bend before the iireigh, of teal
',unlit opinion, Whist. they st Ant bed effected 1,.
despise. %Viol) tk fearful word., "That 111101
40 114.3 !" trembled on their bps, their hearts
within them, and they were compelled to give wet
to the vnicesof the people. and personate* the abate.
113nment of their own asenaure. He regretted toes}
strieertly that the (.earn ill Gentlrmau Sohn had jail
addressed them had oat been limed with more poe
tient sittennini. He knew that Gentlernau'r legal
abilities, and perhaps be zialght lass been able ow
}lei
' convince the assernul slept they ht not to ha**
siddresetd bee Majeirt He We- 11". 01800
to convictionboldned ntlemaii Cosh!
have' roved this, )te hahe destroyed that 'r
dress which he was 'bruit to ',Cond. mud hum mat
commended the inelant dispersion of the abresghles
What little had frinest from Mr. Precon redailit
had not wrought that conviction is his mind.
Learued Getolerhan had asserted tiles the
were nut able to form a sueciently accorate etiti
male of the guilt or innocence of the (seen to
enable them to give an opiniou upon it. Now it
surely might be presumed that they were quite is
able to form an impartial jodgnitut On the case .a
the Duke of Newcastle, Lord Mbeteld. and the
other Peers who heard all the charges *game her
Majesty. but not a weed of her defettee.—(Cknert.)
—He thought they were quite as able to form an
impartial °Fantod as Croy of the Cabinet Ministers,
who sat there both as prosecutors and judges. or
soy of the Peers who held places coder the Magi
or whose &miles were snaistained out of the puh-
London, England, 1820-11-29

POLICE.

Edith Smith, the wile d Sohn Smith, blacksmith to the
111i.mg, was brought to the office on a warrant. and under.
went an examination before Richard Hama:. Eaq. who had
granted the warrant, charging her with It MUM gems out-
rage, and wounding William Johnson, who is advanced iu
'ears, and resitting i■ Greek-street.
William Minims stated, that oft the evening of the V.lth
inftlant, between eight. sad nine o'clock, he was standing on
Hie pavement is Little ligation street, when be saw Mr.
Smith fire off a gnu several limes fruit' his skeet door. The
Vi ironer fired off • pistol three time., and on the third she
woe close to him, and presented it within shout six inches
of hls ►ight thigh, tha contents with which it was hooted
Weed iu his thigh. He was taken to the Middlesex Hos.
Oat. where hr had been a patient sinc..,and was gaol able to
futl•w his employ.
The Prisoner, in her defence, said she was firing on the
escape of the Queen —Site was ordered to find bail.

Tilt POLSONND PUDDING.

MURDERS.

Oar readers will remvinher that some shalt time ego an
arrouct appeared in this Paper of two men, prisoners io
ktaidihme gaol, of the names of Greensfreef and Hearn,
lust their lives by eating some toisoned pudding, which
had beeu sent to the former Prisoner, as if cumiug from his
relations at Timbridge. It was at that time suspected that the
poisoned podding Wheal) forwarded to the unfortunate man
►v a pug of gipies, with whom Creenstreet had formerly been
conueeted in horse•stesliog. It hying understood by the
gang that he intended to turn King's evidence, was the sup.
istssetl cause of the diabolical design. l'eo Bow-street
oaten have lately beset employed in discovering and apple.
bending some of this villainoss gang, and we are happy to
elate that they have been successful in securing a man of the
came of Proodip, who, in addition to the above crime, is
charged with horse stealing. A woman, calling herself Miry
/Wier, has also been committed to prison on the charge of
living made the poisoned padding.
•

On Wednesday night an attempt was made to
Murder the Duke DECRIES. Ex-Mislibter of Marine.
The Duke retired to bed about twelve o'clock ;.
,shortly afterwards he was blown out upon the Boor
loy so explosion of gunpowder under the mattresses,
s remind detonation succeeded in a few seconds, and
the room war in a flame. The Duke called Ins
valet, who slept in an adjoining cabinet ; the linter
answered, " I am lost," and instantly jinnped from
- win " he height of fr fi
London, England, 1820-11-29

PROM LIST NIGHT'S GAZETTE.

BANKRUPTS.
Richard Medley, of Wpm, York, mercer, to eurtoodte.
December 14, 15, and Janney 9, at 'keret, at the Meek
Bull, Ripon. Attorneys, Messrs. Coates and Pierlst, Ripe;
and Mr. Spence, Threadneedle-street, London.
Thema, Clarke, of Nottingham, lace-manufseturer, to
surrenderl, December 14, 15, and January 9, at Memel, at
the Poach Bowl, Nottieghstn. Attorneys, Mr. Taylor,.
Feallterslose.beildinge, Holborn, London; and Mr. Hop.
lament, inn. Nottingham.
John Beillie, of Liverpool, merehaet, to surrender, lies
notary 1,2, and 9, at one, at the George ton, LiverpooL
Attoroeys, Messrs. Greed sod Lowe, Liverpool; sod Memo,
Lowe and Bower, Southampton-letildnege, Chaweery.laste.
Richard Strung, of Exeter, clothier, to sorreoder, De-
cember 19, 20, and January 9, at eleven, at the Globe Ta-
vern, Hauler. Attorneys, Sir. Terrell, Reeler; and Messes.
Derke, Church, and Darke, Red Lion square, Londe*.
Isaac Marston' of Birmingham, coal-dealer, to surrender,
December 12, 13, and January 9, at eleven, at the Royal
Hotel, Birmingham. Attorneys, Messrs. Alesauder and
Hulse, New leen, Loudon; and Mr. Parker, Birmingham.
Robert Wadhane, of Poole, grocer, to suer/ender, Decem-
ber 15, at four, 16, end January V, at ten, at the Losokto
Tavern Inn, Poole. Attorneys, Meters. *leaned," and
Hollow. New Inn, London; and Mr. Durant, Poole.
Thomas Meastowernfi, of Liverpool, merchant, to 111181 Nell.
der, December 22, 23, and January 9, at ten, at the Swan
Inn, Great Boileau. Attorneys, Mr. Norris, John.etreet,
Bedford row, London; nod Mr. Holton, jos. ehowbesit,
within Alberto', Lancashire.
George Bray, of Leta', poeket.book-mansfactorer, to sur-
render, December 12, 13, and January 4, at eleven, at the
Court Homer, Leeds. Attorneys, Mr. Makinson, Middle
Temple' Loudon ; sod Mr. Peden, Leeds.
John Ely Tipper, of Romfered, Esserotatioser, to warm-
der, December 5,0, and Jaimare 9, at eleven, at Guildhall,
London. Attorneys, Messrs. Watkins and Pasty, Stone-
buildings, Liorolo's lon, Liendoo.
Allen Taylor, late of Kent-road, Surrey, malt-romter, to
surrender, Ikeember 5, 16, and !smeary 9, at twelve, at
Loudon. Attorneys, Messrs. We.tun, Treacle,
and Mimes, Fenekovele-street, London.
Joseph Strangewsyv Preteens, of Sutton street, Clerkenwell,
slidillemx, goldsmith, to surrender, December 2, IS, sod
Jemmy 9, at eleven at Grittiest', louden. Attorney, Mr.
Tucker, Bartlett's.boildiags, liulbora.se
Thomas Tloompeon, late of Carnomile-street. Loudest,
merchant, to surrender, December 5, 19, and January 9, at
twelve, at Guildhall. Attorneys, M . Knight and Free-
men, Basiogball-street.
London, England, 1820-11-29

r moat expect persecution instead of justice.
re biro charged with having brought Royalty
ttesupt. but such a charge might with !note
iave been alleged against our opponent..,
y the course they have adopted. have exporrd
ilea of other branches of the Royal Family. •
)14ouse.) —With semitct to the vile Wan
Ireton, l do expect that ittqairy will not !ITUI•
set that it will be probed to the bottom ; fur
ant the country will unt be vattafied moil the
AlOll be brought to platter and adequately
rd.—(Load applause.)
thanks of the meeting were then moved-by
it Mosey, and voted to the Nlayor, fur Ina
icquiesceoct in calling the teacering, and fur
nand conduct in the chair.
ClllllllllO4 returoed thanks for, the cootpli-
.
. „
London, England, 1820-11-29

THE ARiIY.

The /9111 regiment. embarked at the Pigeon•bousr, tlnb-
hii. on Wednesday morning for Liverpool, ist the tranrports
which brought the goth regiment.
The 7fille Highland regimes', under the command of
Colonel Lyndsay, stationed in Cartleinr and its vicinity,
fur the last three mm oohs, received a route on Someday
night to march for Dublin. The first division proceeds
hence tomunruu (Tuerela)), mid' the others, we understood,
will follow on the succrediugdayr.—(lfors Constitution )
The 23.1 furilrers, for some time past quartered in Ennis,
have received a mute fur Dublin; the first divisiou marcher
to•ntorruw (Tuesday). We cannot suffer ibis respectable re-
giment to leave their present gassers, without recording Ms
very correct deportment ref the men whilst amongst us, and
the gentlemanly conduct of the uflicers; they have chews,
t►at tree bravery in the field is nut incompatible with mild.
nese iss the drawiag•ruuus, or buenenity to the distnrssed.
They leave this town to the septa of all, without distinction.
.—(Clsrre Journal)
London, England, 1820-02-05

POETRY.

Oh' sleep ere the time of thy childhood is past,
Ere the young •use of life feeds the world's dreary blast ;
While the gloom of this earth has not clonded thy day,
And thine eyes hare not wept to see Friendekip's decay
Thea slumber, my child, ere that dark hour is Dinh,
Whet, deceiv'd and in sorrow, unneeded thou% sigh !

This hour is the portal that blesses our time,
'Ti, the day-break of joy in its sunniest prime ;
'Tie a wild doter that seems in its blossom too fair
Fora fruit full of bitter at last to he there—
Then slumber, my child! ere this moment is fled,
And let peace be the pillow that welcome t►y head.
And yet as llsoult wander through Sorrow's dark way,
Some bright gleam of pl may lead thee its ray ;
Same pare light of joy fur a moment may shine,
And oblivion of weeping and darkens, be thine :
Then slumber and fear not thy dream may be past,
But be happy and think that the vision may last !