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The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1820-08-30

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Asti was lire ism sist she Aux , .
How taws yea la belt* hellikegabst Ohl SO Wilii.
thee? As the respire walkakest tbe diaiesprosa, sash
From abut the doer after Aso, sad 1 was is the MOM 10
take sway the this alter duster.
Wbat had breasts et the other serrsots—widis *see elf
Oleo is the way! Ti,, there was see.( As wailers.
Do you mesa oar at her loyal Highweres hem" dr
one of the waiters ist the las Oar at the waileri
to the Ina.

11'hu sent you to Englaftd! Glow' larosul.
By whoa authority? He sent the Commissary Atdeaoili
10 Venice to /etch me, find said I must come to
What power or authority had Andreoesi to strilly:ed?
do not know. but he told me that if I would mot moose, I
;tumid be sande to come hy force.
Has Assdreffosi soy oiler as Vemiee? None; he is also
Swiss like me, frail the department of Vicki*.
How then could he have soy power to farce you from your
place, aid 'rod you to Esgland? He haw authority; but
In told me I had better come willingly. for if I -did mot, I
should l made to come by force; and I thought it would
be better to come willingly.
What du you meu vibes you my you thought it would he
better to come willingly? I sholghl it better so p wilds( f
than be accompanied by force.
Did you see any Ambassador at Venice? Oaly the Eng-
lish Cousut.
• What it his manse? Mr. Hapset.
Did Mr. Homier desks you to come here to give midemee
I *ever spoke with him so this bourbons.
Nor to his secretory or atilt other perm% lb his employ ?
No—becaase 1 wished to speak Milli him about it, but he was
in the couulry.
Re-examined by Mr. Park.
Did yaw see Theodore blajocchl et any time begot*, the
period when you saw him at Venice, sod that of rthr meet-
ing with him here?
Mr. Deausam—" My Lords. I do mot see how that guea•
Pion can possibly arise out of my cross-examinatiom.”
Mr. Park—Where had you this conversation with
chi, of which you have been speaking! Walking be the
place down below.
That was after your arrival is Esieland ? Yes.
The House thee adjourned, at tea mileages before live
o'clock sold tea o'clock to-morrow natieuing.

0.• EameTum..--la the first colonels of 01If third "MP
yesterday, we omitted, is the harry, to istrodnee Mr.
nentitsn's uame at the beginwing of hie speech, com-
mencing with the word.-" It was not on any technical,"
Sec.
London, England, 1820-11-23

STEEPLE CIIASF.

One of these adventurous exploits, for a bet of 100
guinea., took place on Monday, between Captain Thomp.
son, an intrepid fox-hunter. and a Mr. Wedderburo, tele.
braied as • bold iiJer. The ground over which the race
look place was f,om Mr. Cooper's manor, at Halesgrove,
near Hatfield, to Ash Green, a distance of about 15
as a bird would fly. There were more than a donee of
leaps to reach the destined spot, and many persons interested
in betting went out as guide-8. The Captain Souk the lead
upon his pry mare, Amelia, followed closely by Mr.
M'edderburn, upon hie horse, Baser, but they parted
after crossing a field, and skirled • wood at different angles
when they lust each other, preceded and followed by their
partisans. The mare tome refused a leap at a dutch of
twelve fret, and was thrown out nearly a mile, but she clear.
ed all her standing leaps. Borer fell iu leaping a fence, but
horse and rider were soon right again. The field where the
race ended commanded a good view of the last mile. and Mr.
We,Wrtbuit was first seen in &straight direction, and the
Captain direct'', after, hush making full play, but the Cap.
taiii lost it by four minutes. The ground was done iu 00e
hour and twelve minutes.
London, England, 1820-11-23

-gay that he ihmehiiiir. dew his
ditty is a gamely ~am sttdk gilik as feeling if
tiostslity to the Loomed Joidge. ,‘.lOO .r •
Mr. Justice Bust said boo umhobbe Igoe oast to
Jetty the right .1 the bee to euumber freely sod fear.
I.aely the 4.-ooduct of any Jeep, ,bot be thought
that privilege. like-the freedoebultbe men, should
be exercised •ith reopect esti.elloarrone sod he
thisaght the Court ought not to be addressed in
language which one Gentleman would net receive
frau) anther. That was all the observetion he bad
to make on what the Court bad heard that day.
BLACKSURIII disclaimed any intentiou of gte.
ing offence to the Learned Judge; if he had uuceis;
ciously done it, he was extremely sorry for it.
THE ZINO v. WOObs.

The Defendauts were convicted at the Hereford
A seises, of having written an insulting letter to Mr.
NVo!ker. with inteution to provoke • Challenge.
The Defendants had sled Added. in mitigation of
punishment.
Mr. ScAaLtrr now had dffidirrits in reply, which
be Would, with the permission of the Court, pet in.
Mr.•Goubsuatit said it might 'perhaps prevent
the necessity of any further proceerlits;, when he
declared that he had the authority of the Iwo De.
fendants to express their contrition fur the condutit
which they had pursued towards Mr. Walker.
which had arisen *altogether flout misunderstand.
ing. As Mr. Walker's motives for the present
lerneeeding were of the most horsourahle
being only to pro'ect himself from insult, he had
tio doubt the apology he now tussle would be sa-
tisfactory to him.
kir. SCA at. Err said, he feared it would appear
from Mr. Walker's affidavit that the Defertdanis
lied Iwrn guilty of a contempt of Court in the aiffi.
-davits they had tiled, with au intentness of deceiving
the Court.
The Leal) Caller JUITIct recommended that
tie parties should go before the Master.
Mr. Gott Hittite said he lead no instructions.
,Ir. Justice BAYLCY suargested. that Mr. Guil-
t/atria should exercise his discretion in acceding to
the Course recfignmeestiitiov.
Mr. SCARLETT said, that aliliongh Mr. Walker
haft beets most rudely attacked, yet as he had no
W11,011;11 rancour to gratify, he would accede to it
MI his pars.
Mr. Gov:minx said, that one of his clients was
iii the situal s sot' a Lieuretiout of Dragoons on
bull-pay, and the reference to the Master, as the
proceeding hail been by criminal Information,
unit be tuitions to him.
The Loin CHIK? A.iTICE—" It bed then bet-
to r stand over fur a day or two."
London, England, 1820-11-23

CORONER'S INQULST.

The ailiworned Inquest on Ann Battling was held last
Mght. Surgeon Phillips, of Pall-mall, bad opened the
body. The viscera appealed in a healthy state; observed no
internal marks of violence; thinks the dtctsted died of de.
batty from natural causes. Swrgeonflips, of Mary le-
bosie.sun of the former witness, vomit:ell the body: the
aboulder and breast on the left side were bruised, and the
beck bone had the appearance of having been flogged. This
maniination took place on the first of November; was pre-
mised at the opeuiug of the body; noticed • gangrene on the
hip; did not consider the death connected with the bruises.
The lioapital Apothecary attributed the death to erysipelas.
John Pratt, Surgeon, of Dorset-sired, corroborated the above
witsesares. Verdict—Died of dietate.

THE ARIIV.--The six troops of the 4th light
dragoons which have hien stationed in the vicinity
of do- metropolis. pending the proceedings against
the QuEEn. wi•l return this day ('Tuesday. the %fist
instant) to join the remainder of the regiment in
barracks in this city (Canterbury). The 7lst light
infantry is slow expected to occupy the infantry
buttocks no this city.—(Kentish
• Oa Sunday night 14st the house or the Earl of
Seymour•pluce, Curztot-street, May.
lair, was robbed of property to a considerable
amount. The robbers contrived to enter the back-
way throsigh the loars.ets-roora. by means of pick-
lock keys; they ',morselled to the parlour, and cur-
ried aft• a package of salusble ►ilver plate which %vas
about to be ►eat nth, the country. Prior to the
rubbery a hotortous housebreuker s as obse►ved lurk.
log shout the pteurises, and there is little doubt but
Ice ars the person who committed the robbery.
London, England, 1820-11-23

majority ell the Peer, who had assetares. mad
places and pentagon; and. to their ?rental di.-
shier very mew oleo who had originally set
about retire and dragging op all these ilbritiase
and filthy atones by which the ennntry had been
A salsa, disgasted.—(f-41is Hon. Pried had
MOM - WM" top de gin h Woe
ressiatises adopted by Praitstbente-ihat kribevy,
Ind kaables. and blue ribbeada. had greet info-
twee ; sod be and, that bribery could reach the
highest persons. He (Mr. Caved) hoped that if
ever bribery reached their representatives, they
would continue to hear that character nb mere.
Applmise. I—He knew that there most he same
persons holdiog place to perform the offices of the
London, England, 1820-11-23

CAMBRIDGE, Novusata 20.

The subject of the Norrisian Prise Essay fir the present
year is. The Connexion Woven the Jewish and Christian
Diepensolions.
The sabieet Gir the Chincellor's Third Gold Medal for the
best composition in English verse, is" Ereninp."
The N. v. Thorns Musgrave, M.A. Felton' of Trinity
College, hail been appointed, by the Archbishop of York,
Lord Almoner's Reader and Professor of Arabic iu this
t
London, England, 1820-11-23

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v' •rthtli t
Yerteruey knower Vestry of tiro,
habitants of the Parish of St. Matthew. Be
Green. Was held in the large room of the Works
house. for the purpose of considering of the mor
priety of an Address of Congratulation to her Ma.
JESTY on the abandonment of the proceedings
monist her. and on the glorious triumph of her
cause over persecution and perjury.
Mr. GesEnwooo. the head Churchwarden, took
the Chair.

The Reanhitinor. and Address founded thereon,
were carried unastitnously. Thank. were atm
voted to Lady Aim Hattotiton, and to the Chair-
man. when after some further proceeLlttiga the
Meeting broke up.
London, England, 1820-11-23

THR CHARGE OF HIGH TREASON.

Tt was expected that John Palls, the INS charged with
being eoneeraed in she Cato-street torsopirsey, would have
orolergoise exantissasioa as Moaday before the Cabinet
Council, and the officers who apprelseaded hint were in wait-
ing the whole of that day for directions to convey hiss to the
Seeretaty of Stases Oitce. bat it was at length ordered that
be should frauds, In the House of 'Correction until Saturday
nets, • I.ess he will certainly he committed.
_ _ . _ _

On the arrival of this wretched non at the Honer of Cor-
rection ou Friday oiled be bemuse dreadfully agitated,
mad trembled an much as to he scarcely able to Mand.
Hi. war iil.icr(l in are of the " stale apartmests," sod
provided with every accommodation that the assure of
his situation would admit. He was stripped and his clothes
minutely tworebed, ►ut ao offensive weapon, or document of
any constqueree was found. lie is not watched constantly,
as hi■ rapport(' colleagues Thistlewood mid others were,
but is triode.' at intervals. He appeared in a very w►etched
'stale of mind.

His mother, as aged, distressed woman, was in waiting on
Monday, in Ilse hope of wring her Imo, sad she applied to
the Magian'''. at Ilow•strset for as order to visit him he
prison, but we are aot acquainted with the result of her ap-
plication.
Paha was formerly a man of very industrious h.bits, and
at our tine suppoited kis mother sad a family entirely by
bit own labour. He is by trade a chair•maker.
London, England, 1820-11-23

REMARKS.

Lineasier, although a fine seieweed boxer, is goat by as a
fighting snarl. Ile cannot pritish,and his right hand went in
the se I round. If he had twen as good now as four years
ago. be mrl.t have won it uff.liand. Adams has some good
points al t I ; and could lie lint get rut of his fea►s
Js to rtreirinp, he might do s tttttt
Seroggios, the Hirminglisni Viotti., Purcell, the Gipsy,
Nlason. Sce. were present, hut the torrents of rain put a
se,•und b iot lc out of the irporioi tt . At the runchision of the
fight the lad• all &third in favour of Lushinyton and they
moved off in quick time to pall.
London, England, 1820-11-23

- TO THE EDITOR OP THE BRITISH PRESS.
Sill—YuSl have fur assay years auseruuctd through the
medium of your well-conducted and widely cistulated Paper,
the E.tablishment of the MEDICAL BOARD, inditesied
by the reletir•irel Dr. COOPER. and assisted by realm at
Sorgeutss and Physicians of nearly forty years' expel le life.
Messrs. COOPER and Cu. request you will base the kind-
ness to inform your readers, she whole of 'heir practice is
nu- coescesiermed at Cloolutte Hussar, Great Onetime.
sheet, Blackfriars-ruael, where several rooms are appropriate it
for cotemilmtwee. The object of Ihir oseosictiorol is, that
every Case may have the 0161111011 of De. Cooper and the
whole Board ; and iu order that the Public may be appro.,
alb* shore rocinustaace, NI advantageous to them, you
will he pleased to users this Nonce twice a week fur 4).4
By Order of the Board,
I have the boomer to remain. your obedient Serva.st,
MOST. C. BELL MAE S",
N B.—All letters addressed to Sir F. C Musel s tee s-
ewer! are before the Board the same day.
iledice Board, Charlotte Hoerr,
Surrey, Noe. 4,
London, England, 1820-11-23

PULIC H.

DOW orange.

noises Mims sod Ale Zee saderwest s wood roe.
reintroto, clamed wish bevies towhee ore and robbed the
Armee of Ore Goatees Dowager De Clifford, is Downey-
grove, roddiagtoo....Tbe Prisoorts were again reowldrd.

MYSTERIOUS ROBBERY.

A dresaimr.case anstaioing property to the assoinet
about 60f. with various %tamable trinkets, was some time ago
stoles from the 'porkier is the boom of Lord Williams Fits.
rev. It was immediately missed by his Lordship, who gave
habituation at the above twice, hot all esertiows to recover
it, or to discover the thief, peeves! abortive. It was, how.
ever, at length recovered seder the fallowing cockpits cir-
cumstances:—

A coantryscsa, in ihe employmeat of Mr. Pewee, farmer,
of P:reldineton, as seas his own, COMPS after Ida day's wort,
west to a bash in • •rW to emitted his fork iced showel, is
el ' _ which be diatemeed a dressiss-ewe mcattakel sod
'carefully tied op is a toodkereftlef and hams rupee; thist-
le's be belt a prise be Mot it to Mr. Shory, • Gentleman,
in Chancery-lane, to whom he related the circumstance of
'ladies it. Mr. Slimy, missions to diseover the owner, sorer.
tweed from a Profeame of Heraldry shot she property be-
longed so Lord Fitsroy, in consequence of she family cent.
It was instantly made known to his Lordship, whom forward-
ed a kiter to she office 'Neatening the affair. The 'Atm
is .till involved in great mystery, an clue whatever being
'traced to lead to the discovery of the °reader.
London, England, 1820-11-23

rigausm.

The match belweea Jack Lancaster and Atlanta, for fifty
guinea, aside, was fought yesterday on Hayes Cowman. Mid•
dlesea, wear Arlsagton Corner, fifteen miles from London.
The match was knocked up in a hurry, and the me• had
little more than a week allowid for liaising. 11.1ineaster,
well known is °e, nery, and owe of the prettiest fighters of
his clay, when be fought with Martin, the Jew, th►ee
hours and • half, and situ is his contest with the celebrat-
ed scientific Tales, was hacked as the favourite, although it
was known that his kande washd go, and that no dependance
could he placed upon him in this tesprct. Adams, a butcher,
a most active young man. wino was defeated by Rasher, •
short lime since is, Essex, hat whose g•alifealhss weve
doubtful, was pitted against Lancaster by the whole of the
cutting up tribe. The weather yesterday, essisigh to damp
the ardour of say hat the ouf•nad-ouree, did not peeves* a
tolerable moister of the amateurs at the above place.
At bslf•past one Adagio appeared in the rime, *Headed
by Tom Shelton and Rasher, as his bolt ',dinkier and second;
and rhoilly afterwards, Lancaster, followed by Harry
Harmer asad Cy. Davis, made their appearance. The rain
coming down ix torrents,-Marlin was appointed one of the
umpires.
1. The appearance of Lancaster in point of condition
was by no means prep( 'tag, yet he certainly looked
better than might have been expected, from the short time
allowed him foe training. Adams was well compact in
himself, and well calculated for tight; he hit Omit mid got
sway. Lancaster Sold with his one too slightly ; but in
closing, Adams received a little pepper, and iu going down
be was the 'outermost.
2. The science diaplayed by Lancaster was pretty, and he
not only stopped in good style, hut he sent Adams down on
100 bolter end. (Great applause); 7t04 on lancaster.
3, This was a good round. Adams made some rebate, hut
he was robbed. and alma received • ribber. Adams again went
down, and some hissing occurred. It was it to I now.
4. The nob of Laaraster sheared some sharp pnisirtaisent,
and his left eye was rut and bleeding from an old bruise.
Adams went down. Its all ri;lit, Lancaster"
5. Adams went down, but the spectators teemed to think
nut from a hit. . .
London, England, 1820-11-23

Swisher is *win. forts& is re.
The irestsirri cure effectsal.

ACANDID E4irniiiit,on Profesistonsl Pre-
cessions is only to be feared by those who are 04)11-
OCIOII/ of iatapiacity.
Impressed at as caly period of our professional career with
the Importance of a worry Astute intaglios to a class of dis-
eases peculiarly affecting the grandee •perstiotra of Nat •It
we boldly deviated from what was hr Id to be ww.dical earths.
dotty ; attacked the vauutiogs of empyricino, and, by de-
featiog its vile purposes, roosidir ourselves justly (*titled
to that approbatiou aid yatronage which, for tweet), years,
have rewarded our surcraidul and devoted etudies. The
estimatiuo of our eulighteued brethren, who frequently ap-
peal to our opinisso, is au additiosal gratillestioo to our
pride, white our authority from the Collage itself, strength-
coed se it is by the most eathusisstir tratiomonials of •Insiwit
every Professor ID the &kid) kiletropolur, must ever pesters
the swarthy of our fame (roam,' or misrepretealatioo.
The 'impetuosity of youth, or the momentary Willi e f
cautioa in the maturer nom, often lead to the effects of
carnations disease; happy. therefore, may the early apply.
leant be called, whose anxiety tee be alleviated by a few
days' can; and eves in the more advaaced stages, charae•
terised by numerous symptoms, are ca• illustrate uur aster..
mon, by rendering the treatment mild, the cure effectual.
Every Of(IIIIIt change, or functiosal digiorbimre,
distal to the generative economy, falls equally "mins our
province, and will yield to our atteolloo. Among these are
discs's* of the urethra, weakness, aid coustitatioaal do.
rangemeats, of however los( duration.
The child of inawition may be restored to appeteace, sad,
iostead of being eshatisted by Berretta Debility, he Will
circulate the manlier proof of vigorous impale. The
of as Advertisement do out allow the classifteat:on of
subjects, but they are amply detailed in * Work we ;en- a
psblisbed, called the 2Egis of Life, the rapill slue of • ti:i
accompanied with an increasing practice, are toutrisisble
proof. of our gewerial utility. The Book can be had at 141.
Patersioster.ruir ; Gd, Pall-mall ; 41, Piccadilly ;
Princes. *teen, Soho ; 174, and 32, Fleet-street ; or at airs
Bookseller,.

No *bermes are felt with greater poignancy by the sr Serer
thaw those occasioned ►y his own iniimuderice ; and i■ me
cases of consultation is liberality of education a the pro•
femur store desirable, than where the most unbounded ritin.-
drace is placed, and the must inviolable seems, is expected
thus the terms'are plainly stated at the Arm interview, or is
answer to Letters minutely detailing the samploass, and en-
closing a remittance for snadicinst and advice, which can be
forwarded to say part of t►e world.
GUSS and Co. SI R.C. &mimes, 11, Bosirerie.strert,
Fleet-strosi.--et priette door mond the nomirr.
London, England, 1820-11-23

&e. kr.

Ticket. and Shares, avanaaled sondrawn, are ow sale at
Riebardaon, Gondlark, and Cu.'s Offices, Rark•huiklinge,
Cunibill ; and facing the Gate of the Kin's Mena, Charing.
eases.

FRENCH WINES AT REDUCED PRICES AND OF
THE FINEST QUALITY.
DAVIS (from Messrs. DELA PIERRE
A • and Co. Wiat,merelnuts to his hale Majesty)
reapreifully aurorae the Nubility and the Public, Alt be has
commenced a concern at 171, Tottenham Conn-road, for
the sale of French Wise. of the finest quality, and at prices
well worth attention.

per doz.
Sauterne, of the finest quality.......
Striae
Prigaine
Claret, Chateau slmre*
Ditto. La Fille
Cut i Hut i
Champagne, the finest sparkling or creaming, per
the case of six dozen
Ditto, by Ibe single dozen
illmirdeaux, red wine
Chateau Margot' Claret, in pint• 44...

BURGESS' NEW SAUCE for general poi-
-111. poses having given sorb great approbation. and She
demand for it cuotioning to inereise,JOHN BURGESS mad
SON beg must resplofolly to of this their best arknnw.
Imlgmessts to the Public fur their lilseral patrouags of the
mast:. its utility and great convenience to all climates has
eceommende.l it to the most distinguished foreign eon.
maxim's, who have all spoken highly iu its recommendation.
—lt is prepared by them ONLY ; ■nd fur preventingslis-
apprituttnesit to families, all possible care has beess resort.
ed to, by earls bottle bring sealed upon the cork with their
Firm and Address, as well a. each Label harms their Signa-
ture, without which it canons be genuine

JOHN BURG ESS snot SON'S bug established and much
esteemed ESSENCE of ANCHOVIES cow mewl in be pee.
pared by them after the seine mummer that has given the
granites eatisfeetion (Dr massy

Wtt irehu,e, )U7, Strand, corner of the Savoy-sleps, Lon.
ono—(The Original karli•Satree Wardroom%)

eoll Mir A
London, England, 1820-02-08

•11
TO MY LORD 13 AND OTHERS WHO MAY
HAYS THE CHARGE OF SEEM NO OUT EMI..
GRANTS TO THE CA PE Or GOOD MOPE.

Qeirqne Ire sisereiwa •irli
Et quuruas pars parva sum.
--.

Collect the people together two or three months
before the ship is ready to mil. The advantage re-
sulting from this measure will be, that those who
have a hide tttmtsy will be obliged to spend it in
Ibis country, and have none to take with them ;
those who have a few clothes must pawn them, and
go to the new enusitry as naked a. they came
Do not Wise riollee to the parties (although there
may he six months' time to do it iii) to get them-
selves stud their children vaccinated or inoculated,
but let every our come with or without the small-
pox, just us they like : twenty, thirty, or forty
deaths in an overcrowded ship will have the salutary
dirt t of masking more room.
Make the grants in such a way (having especial
regard to recomineurlations, and not to the compe-
tetency or deserts of parties) as to cause disputes
and quarelling both among principals end depen-
dants, and then leave them to fight it out how they
like, or how they eats. Authorize any favourite
party to annoy the other parties, by taking out
whoever they please, not as settlers, but by way
of saving a passage to the Cape. No doubt this was
the express intention of Parliament in granting
money for settling the new colony.
'rake care to have no doctor on board ; swo sop
three hundred people living its a damp enwbolarilibe
ship, in the depth of winter, eau have no 9Cellise
for one.

Neither let there by a chaplain, or minister, or
any person having the authority of a castor mongol,
but let cursing, swearing, and indecencies of all
kinds have their full play.
The above in not intended to exclude a troop of
puritanical ranters, who may peradventure succeed
in the righteous object of setting the people together
by the tars.
Lastly, Take care that the Captain or Master of
the ship is a surly brute.
Quiz IN • TILANSPOILT.
January 31, 1820.
London, England, 1820-02-08

The Primmer* were committed foe further examination.

James Broeie►, William Flyberry, Moses Praree, Ed-
ward Nansenslyre, and James Thorne, were charged oil
suspicion of being concerned in robbing the p.eniocs of
Thomas Wetherell, Esq. at Hanimersniith, and dealing
quantity of wearing apparel, china, plass, Lc.
They were committed for further examination.
Abraham Ballot was charged with breaking open the
premises of Nr. Thulium Balky, of Wilailon Green, as, Satur-
day night week. An alarm was made that ibe hunse was
brakes, open, sad the Prisoner was found in it. He was
taken to the Round Huisse, from which hr bloke ant and
escaped. He has since been takes ; •nd !Mr. Rail., charging
him with being in his Wow, fat the purpose of committing
felony, he was committed.

1) I SSU LUTIO (IF PAULI,IU iYT.
The following is from 7/he Doblin Evening
Post :

CITY OF DUBLIN.
The City of Dublin, we sossieretesl, will he fiereely con-
tested. It is said, but we hope without truth, that Mr.
Orestes mesas lu decline.

Master Ellis, it is said, is op. sad joins Mr. Show ! Mr.
Shaw, the friend of Catholic Emancipation! One of the
lAtourhes is, we understand, to be put in nominstlon. Mr.
Henry Grattan, the younger, is talked of; but we hope and
trust, for the aakr of his fathe► and of himself, that there is
no truth in this report. Colonel Caulfield is the fourth
candidate.
London, England, 1820-02-08

TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Mr. LESLIE
TH E LEASEHOLD INTERESTS toil
other PARTNERSHIP EFFECTS of Meagre. ED-
WARD, JOHN, sod JAMES HOULDITCH, of Long-
sere, Coaclsmakere, which was advertised for Sale on Tues-
day, February 1, 1820, but postponed for Ten Days, will
take place on FRIDAY NEXT, the 11th February instant,
on whirdi day the whole will be Sold, pursuint to the order
of the Court of Chancery ; the Sale to commence at Ten, for
reven o'Clock precisely, of account of the number of Lots
to he Sold.

-.—....
To be viewed on Thursday preceding and Morning of Sale,
when Catalogue,' and printed Mastic-nisei may be had on the
Premises ; and of Mr. Leslie, New Caverdisk-sireet, Port-
land-place.
London, England, 1820-02-08

GUILDHALL, LONDON, FZIMIJARY 7, 1820.
THE CO 17%1117HE for LETTING the
CITY'S LANDS will meet at GUILDHALL on
TUESDAY, the 224 slay of Fehruary instant. at Twelve of
the Chick at Noon, to LET by PUBLIC AUCTION
A BUILDING LEASE, for GI years, (rola Lady-dsy
1820, of a PI WE of GROUND, on the West side of
Broad coati, Duke's-place, sad oa she East side of Heimeage-
lane
. . _ _

A LF.AiE, for 21 year., from Lady-day 1820, of a
HOUSE, No. 5, as the East aide of Hruatl-street Buildings :
And also,

A LEASE, for 14 year., from Lady-day 1820 (determin-
able at the option of the Lessors, oo Twelve Calendar
Months' Notice), of a HOUSE, No. 4, on the North side of
Ho!burn-bridge, sad • WAREHOUSE, or BUILDING,
behind the same, late in the occupation of James Caney.
The Plan and Condit' for letting the said Groond, and
the Conditions for letting the said Houses, miy be seen at
the Office of Works, Gnildball ; and the said Houses may be
♦ieweL every day, Sundays excepted, between Twelve and
Three o'Clock.

JOSEPH BUCHANAN, Coniptroller.
London, England, 1820-02-08

ACIDULATED EMENCE OP ANCHOVIES.
911 HE decided Prefers. truer this new Sauce has
_R. experienced during she short period it has been before
she Public, haring occasioned some spurious Imitations,
E. LAZENBY and SON respectfully inform the Nobility
and Gentry the Original Article is prepared only at their
IVarehoiste, Nn. 6, Edward.street, London, and 23, Parlis-
ment-strret, Dublin ; the label of each bottle signed
" Elizabeth Lazenby."
N.l3.—From its peculiar Preparation the Acid Anchovy
Saner will he found very delirious with steaks, bashes, /kr.
114 well an all kinds of fish, and claim a derided preference
for exportalioD; is warranted to keep iu any climate, and
does set loofa rancid when opened.
London, England, 1820-02-08

_- l

spoke of the siec'essity of obtaining a Constitution,
and expatiated on the blessings of • Representative
Government. The inhabitants listened to him,
but without manifesting any intention of uniting
with him. He then dispatched a battalion as far as
the convent of Vittoria, on the route to Xeres, to
assure himself of the retreat of the Royal cavalry.
He afterwards retired on Puerto-Real and the Isla
de Leon. The same day the battalion de Cordova
and that of Catalonia arrived from their canton-
ment in the Isle de Leon.
The Governor of Cadiz was rather late iu ob-
serving the necessity of securing the marine arsenal
Corrects, against a coup de main. It was not until
the lith, that lie dispatched 500 men of the regi-
inent de Soria, to reinforce the garrison of this
point, which is very strong by its position, and of
great importance; because, independently of the
artillery, ammunition, sod provisions of all sorts
which it contains, without it the insurgents were
lint perfectly masters of the Isle, and had their
flank menaced. They took possession of it in the
course of the 19th, as well as of the 64-goo ship
St. Janos, of a frigate, and several gun-boats.—
The garrison took part with the rebels, who sent
the Governor to San-Fernando, the capital of the
Isle. Those of the officers who were desirous of
going to Cadiz found no difficulty in doing so.
The three cavalry regiments, Farnesio, Alcan-
taro, and the King'. dragoons, appear sincerely
faithful, as well as the King's battalions, Valencia,
Guadalazara, Princessa, Principe, and America.
These different corps, according to the latest ac-
counts, were distributed at Alcala de los Gazulio,
under the command of General O'Donnel ; the
cavalry at Xeres and Utrera ; the other divisions at
Seville, with Generals Freyre and Ferris.
London, England, 1820-02-08

COUNTY DUBLIN.

Titc County Dulls s, is also sail, will be contested :
Talbot, Hamilton, Duniville, snit IVltite,arc mentioned.

COLLEGE.

It is certain that Mr. Plunkett hss got the Provost's
interest. Mr. Ninth, the 11.irrister, is consumes& but, as
we rather think, with little prospect of success.

DICOGH F. Mi.

We are glad to perceive that 31r. Wallace is early in the
field.

1 R (: LAND.

DuBLIII. FEB. S.

It was intended to have proclaimed the present
King yeatercley, in the form usual ul such occa•
sums ; but this important ceremony, in consequence
of the necessity of a further communication from
London, expressive of his Majesty's pleasure, has
been post pont&
Upon this subject, what follows is issued from
sutliori ty
OFFICIAL

" The public are informed that no Proclamation
of hit, iire,,rid Majetdv. King Georizr the Fourth,
can take pl.ice iu Duidin, until an Official Account
is received of a Proclamation to the vague etfcct
having been made in London."

KILKENNY. JANUARY 29.

We ere concerned to state that the house of
Peter Ryan, of this city, Esq. was broken into on
the night of l'lniraday by some villains, who forced
open a desk, and succeeded in carrying off a large
sun] in Bank notes. Most of the notes, we under-
stand, 'yid been endorsed by Mr. Ryan, which cir-
cumstance, we trust, will eventually lead to the de-
tection of the robbers.—(Moderator.)

CORK, ./ANUARY 29.

Uu S dinghy • gentleman so the commission of
the peace for this county was arrested in the town
of Kointerk, wider the King's writ, for debt, and
was Olken in custody at his own reward to an ad-
joining public-house, won after which the house
was attacked by the mob. broken to pieces, the
prisoner rescued and carried off in triumph,
and I e was filially chaired through the town
No serious mischief resulted from this dis-
g►aceful proceeding, and we are happy in being
able to observe, that such scenes are by no means
familiar to this county, although it cannot be denied
that borne such things have happened.
Twenty -live thousand pounds are to be expended
in erecting a custom-bowie and docks at Belfast.
London, England, 1820-02-08

HUNTINGDON PEERAGE.

Speedily will he publudsell, handsomely prinu-11 in CO. with
Portraits of the Earl and Conniess of Huntingdon,

THE HUNTINGDON PEERAGE; et;m-
Filling a detailed Acconnt of the Evidence and Pro-
ceedings connected with the Recent Resioration of the
Earldom; together with the Report of the Attorney-Gene-
ral un that occasion. To which is prefixed, a Genealogical
and IlVigraphical history of the Illustrious House of Gast.
ings, including a Memoir of the present Earl and his Fa-
mily. The whole interspersed with a variety of eurionii
historical sod legal Matter, and 'eyelid original Letters and
incidental Anecdotes of distinguished indaviduni• concerned.

By HENRY NUGENT BELL, E,q.
Student of the Inner Temple.
. . _

Loudon : Published by Baldwin, Crad.ock, and Joy, Pa-
teruoater-row ; and to be hail of the Author, No, 10,
Adelphi.lerrace.
•,,• A (Nested and authentic Account of this important
Decision, which now stands on 'emid as mailer of legal re-
ference and precedent, and which has excited so much
niiimosity, by reason of the sitignlnr circumstance,' con-
is. eied with the title when in nlieyance, white it promises
much rare and curious information to the isneral reader,
moat prove peculiarly acceptable and velliabk to the Sena-
tor arid Lawyer, and to the superior ranks of the Public at
large.
London, England, 1820-02-08

psi th6r 'places beer tile bitty, .atsdtha bearen of
the canopy on either side.
The Arrtliem being performed, sod the part of
the service before the interment read, the body will
he deposited in the royal vault. The office of bu-
rial .being concluded, Garter Principal King of
Arms, alter a sli Ht pause, will proclaim the style
of his late Royal iglior.o.
After which the cliper Mourner, his Supporters,
and others who composed the Procession, will retire.
N.B. The ,Knights of the several Orders will
appear in their n1)1)1,1181118 sod stars, respectively,
and without collars.
London, England, 1820-02-08

w:lould he hailed by the whole Coshohe
iiity, with the wannest return of uolsounded
unadulterated liberality, and unconspr
miring sllegiauce. Believe as, when we it,sor•
you of our derided opinion, that it is by pesee
able and uniformly loyal conduct, not by clam,,iir,
vituperation, and intempersiice, mach lees by run..
lotions of the public peace, that the Cathntiei of
these Realms shall succeed in convincing an en.
lightened Legislature of the justice. expedience,
advantage. and necessity of Catholic Emancipation
" As liberty, according to Montesquieu, is th,
right of doing whatever the laws pernsit, so lop.
ally. V. B. consists in the performance of our log4i
obligations, mid in the maintenance, by legs'
Means, of one legal rights. Wherefore, at al.
times and under all circumstances, exhort you I
flocks as subjects and as Christians. to 10,1 . I
bently with those local iticonvehiesicies, m hit: 1
the best of laws can sometimes not prevent.—
Warn them to seek legal redress from the ml.. 1
stituted authorities, but never to wrest the so-,
of justice from the !maids in which God has lilac
it, by erecting themselves, or their passions, into t
self-appointed umpires of their differences with the
fellow-wen." 1

MARKETS.

CORN EXCHANGE, Ado,' DAT, FRIBRIPAILT 7.

- • ------ - -
The supply of Wheat was rather mall Ibis sseeeiee
frees She shumpaele et lb. weeiher lie coyer req
easspiee from awn, sVenvilogf4 ".
am/ es Not eeeessgera! ftw
eatilir tee ileadirsi rams last Illeeidairprice u •
0114•Lak sad picked eseeplee at white retched Is y., tou-
ter more Chas on this day week. Fine Melting Rai Icy 1,014'
readily at last klouday's prices; but there is lull le fir nu di
London, England, 1820-11-24

WINDSOR. NOVIWIER 22.

Yesterday morning her Royal Highness the Prin-
cess Aumniva, accompanied by the Duche.e. of
G LOUCUTIII. attended divine service st St. George'.
Chapel, where they heard •u excellent sermon
preached by the Reverend Dr. Sioproan, Canon
ita residence, front the 3d chapter of St. Poe.
Epistle to the Colossians. and lit verve.
This warning the Duchess of GLOUCESTER left
here for Bagshot Path.
London, England, 1820-11-24

...DELPHI THEATRE.

The entertainments at this little theatre possess
uncommon attractiouv. Last night they com-
►nenced with she Barletta of Errors, or limiter
aid Akmena; au► extravaganza which comprises
tLe principal incidents and most whimsicul and hu-
morous situations in DRYDEN'S celebrated comedy
of Amphitryon, or The Two Susie,. With there
is interwoven a great variety of very fine old music.,
which was in general performed in a style of great
excellence, so that the piece presents as rich a treat to
the lovers of melody as to these of whim and humour.
Mr. CoWILL displayed with a good deal of Went
mid effect the stupid amazement of poor Soria at
events which are so puzzling anal inexplicable.
Mrs. TENNANT played Almeria with great taste;
her style of singing is characterised by the sat►re
quality, with considerable delicacy, science, anal
natural power. Sloe gave the air, " Pray, Goody,
please to moderate," iu the 'sweetest manlier, and
was repturously encored iu soother 5011 g. Mrs.
WzvLETY üb.o received the honour of an encore
in one song ; her Execution of the others allotted
to her was very creditable to her talents.—
The too well-known Dema Dance was among the
other exhibitions of she night. It is introduced in
a divertisment, entitled Mehemet. The tence, LIA
represented here, corresponds exactly with the
description given of it by Mr. SHARP. It consists
of a number of ve►y strange and ridiculous gestures
and movements, but includes nothing that can be
called indelicate. The [louse was well filled, and
the audience expressed the warmest marks of satis-
faction with the efitnts made for their smusement.
London, England, 1820-11-24

FOR A PIECE OF PLATE.

Mr. Fox'. blade bitch Elia .both against Mr. Vs/wises:l's
black Jug Sotelier—Uisiii

MATCHIS.

Mr. Fox 'a red dog Mack beat Mr. Best's black bitch Ser.

pent.
Mr. Fox's lase mid white dog Fogleman beat Mr. Beat'a
black bitch Fly.
London, England, 1820-11-24

HOUSE OF COMMONS, Tuusispe.y, Nowt ise& 23.

The gallery of the kloute of Commons was not
opruirti at all this day for the admisaion of strangers.
We hive, however. been enabled to collect the
following infortii.ttion of what occurred in the
!lunar.

A few minutes berore two o'clock the SPEAKER
took the Chair, •nd called ui Mr. Chiloner and
Alr. I..salry, nrw Alrniberr, who were immediately
►worn in and took their orals.

N...., writs were then mused far; one for Berwick,
sold mke fur the Cal-magi) of Westbury.
Mr. DENMAN then Toss in his place, and said he
Lad a Message to deliver to the House f her
Majesty the Queen, and wished to know whether
he should present it ut the bur of the House, ur in
Isis 'shire.
The SPEAKER answerol, in his place.
Mr. DENMAN then rose, and was bailed with
loud cheering by the Opposition. He was proceed-
ing to address the Chair, holding in his hand a
paper, when the Deputy Usher of the Black Rod
appeared to solarium the !louse to the House of
Peers. Immense uproar and confusion then
Th« ovposiii.i, exclaimed, " Withdraw ! with-
draw !—Nhame ! shame !" 111111 the noise was such,
that what lie said could not be heard. As soon as
the Deputy Usher willuhess,
The Speaker prepared to leave the Chair, when

Mr. TIERNEY rose and observed, that not one
wort, of what had fallen from the Deputy Usher
had been heard, and how then did the Speaker
know what wils the message, or whether he was
wanted at all in the other House ?—(Loud cheering.)

The Speaker left the House amidst greut uproar.
loud calls of " Shame ! shame P' and several of
the Opposition Members hissed very loudly as the
Speaker was quitting the House. But few Mem-
bers accompanied the Speaker. The only Mem-
bers of Opposition among them were the Hon.
H. G. Bennett and Lord Osislston.

Many Members rtuuained in the House, but the
Speaker did Hot re-enter it. On his return. he
went along the hide gallery to his own dwelling.
and the Striated at Arm. took the mace to his room

up stairs.
The Members then gradually separated.

The following is the Message which 311 r. DZMISAN
requested leave to trod to the House :—.
London, England, 1820-11-24

HACKNEY AVArat.

iresterdayaftensoon • fIIMMOII4 snit respectable
meeting of the inhabitant householders of die wish
of St. John. II sckney. was held pursuing. to o
requisition iu the Assembly Room at the Mermaid
Tavern. to ernoider of an Address of Congratulii.
tion to the Queers' on the tertnitiatiost of she late
proceedings in thellouse of Lords.
Mr. Gtontlis Wall Called to the

After several excellent speeches. the Resolutions
Were severally put and carried. and au Address was
agreed to.
Thank/ wee voted to the Chairman. and the
meeting broke Up:

PREPARATIONS FOR TIIE RECEPTION OF
THE QUEEN AT T. PAIILS.

Yesterday • meeting of the Committee appoint-
ell to stiperintruid the tittangestleists for the re.
ceptiott of the Queen at St. l'Aul's (.7otheifrol, took
place at St. Paul's, and after some convettation, it
was ..gored—
" That as the best mesas of prosidisig for lior wearily of
she church anal its members against the danger apprehended
by th. Urea and Chapter, the *bele of the chorrh sad choir
should be civets up to the Loral Mayor anal corporation,
with the exception of a portion of ruom Gar such persons as
the Drau and Chapter may choose to introduce;
" That the Lord Mayer and Corporatisw should be allow.
ard 111 lay down soy benches or carpctisg fur the accounts°.
dation of the cougrrgation; and
" Thai Dr. Hughes be empowered to communicate the
same to the than and Chapter."

It is reported that Government his suggested the
plan of girls% up the church to the Cooperation,
in ordrr that they, poserwng is they do the turmoil
of ineventing bleaches of the peace and injuoy to
the property of the church, may exercire that
power with greater effect, the reoopensibilaty resting
who'ly upon thentorlres.
E ghty of the Corporation are to receive her
Mujesty at the outer gate. Tickets are t.► be
is,urtl, it is prvbul►le. and care is to be taken that
the church is not crowded to inconvenience.

It is generally believed that a paper c~att: fining
matter of thaoksgiving, will be hri,ded to the
clergyman who is to aflicinte, but who well extreme
his discretion upon the subject in addicg it to the
grateful' StITICC.

IVe understood that many Liverymen have ca-
-1 d a desire to attend in their rrowns o❑ Wed.
nerday. when her M..jtaty rues to St. h'aul's. to
form a line from Temple-lour to the church. Many
of the parishes and t►ades who have presented Ad.
drerscs to her Majesty wish to attend in procession
aid§ their different colours, each person westing a
white cockade. Sir Robert %Valois less beets re-
quested to herd ■ cavalcade to form a body guard
to meet leer Alivierty at Hyde Park-corner, •nd to
accompany her to St. Patti's. We Irani that a
meeting of persons to form a Committee fur tl.e
arrangements, aid take place to-morrow, ut the
Fleellllllloll%' Tavern, at one o'clock. where any
person swishing to be on the Committee may attend.
London, England, 1820-08-01

NO TIME TO LOSE, UP YOU WANT FAVOURITE
Oft PARTICULAR NUMBERS.
TBISH, sole Contractor for the Lottery. begs
e leave most respettfolly to acquaint bias best Friends,
the Public, that the New Lottery roussals of only 15,100
Tickets, tbe whole of which area sale, as T. 819 H does nut
intend to reserve any. Audis die Lottery is sot to be drawn
in Classes, Adveuterers sway hammy particular or favourite
Numbers, from No. 1 So NM, %elusive ; but, from the
number of Ticket, liming as Xmlfsd, and the Scheme appear.
ing to be generally approved, Mere is not any time to be
/old ; fur although wow almost say number may be had, yet
very shortly, oaring to the demand to Tows, widths nave-
sill/ of supplying Ireland, and the Agents fa the Coustrg,
the Numbers wanted may be disposed of. An early applira.
lion, therefore, to prevail dhappoininseat, is strongly re-
commended to be wade to the Costractur's Offices, N 0.4,
Cornball, or et, Charing-ems ; or to asp other Office the
Purchaser may think proper to farmer frith his Commands.
The Scheme easidolos Two Prizes of I'lo,ooo,
And various other Capitals, all in Sterling Money!
All to be draws is Ose Day, 30th of AUGUST.
There are £11,200 tiara in Prizes!
la all whieh•evsry purchaser will participate, whether be
metes his purchases al the Cootractor's tidier*, or at those
of any other Officodtceper.
Ja this Lottery every Ticket rill be pal into the Wheel,
dad earls min decide its own fate, AND No &tura.
Tickets sad Shares art selling by BIM, Sole Coutractor,
No 4, Cornbill, and 9, Chariarcroaa.
es* The pares of Stocks are affixed, hourly, against
Office in Curabill, by which Ike Public can see the
fluctuations.
London, England, 1820-08-01

THEATRE-ROYAL. ENGLISH
STRAND,
riliilS EVENING, TUESDAY, August 1,
will be performed, the popular Melodrama cslkd
TWO WORDS; Or, SILENT NOT DUMB!
Sir Hildebrand de Gay, Mr. Bartley; Termer., Mr. W. S.
Chimeric"; Valbelle, Mr. rearrest, • Ls Fleur' Mr. Wilkie.
son Roaabelle, Miss Kelly ; Leek, Miss 11. Stevenson;
'looker, Mrs. Grove.
After abide, 14th time, as mem Comic Operetta,
rail d
THE PROMISSORY NOTE.
Mr. Markham, Mr. Wreeeh; Mr. Seaseper, Mr. Pearson;
Nicks, Mr. Salter. Mrs. Markham, Mrs. W. S. Chatterley ;
Caroline, Min Caret; Cicely, Mise Kelly.
To abieb pill be added, the Musical Ealertainraent of
LOVE LAUGHS AT LOCKSMITHS.
Caiitaia Beldam, Mr. Wreerk; Vigil, Mr. W. S. Chatter.
ley; Risk, Mr. Harley; Salimma Lob, Mr. Wilkinson. Ly.
dia, Miss 1. Simmons.

Doors area at Half rat Fa, sad t►e Perforataaee to be-
gia at Seem.

t! and Free a
London, England, 1820-08-23

TRIAL OF THE QUEEN.
THE whole of the EVIDENCE. DEBATES.
and PROCEEDINGS in PARLIAMENT, without
the smallest abridgment or delay, are now publmbing in
DOLBY'S PARLIAMENTARY REGISTER, at Id. each
Number. A Number comprises 35 pages, closely printed,
and stitched In a wrapper; published during the Trial, at
laterirsis of tome, two, or three days, as the ease may require,
Io order to prevent the sehstitution of garbled abstracts,
orders should be expressly given fur Dolby's Parliamentary
Register, published at 299, Strand, mad 34, Wardmer.etreet,
aid sold by all respectable Booksellers and Newsmen.

Just published,
TILE GAME BOOK FOR 1820: a New
Edition, improved.
"Ibis work cossiais of Tables, by means of which an ac-
count may be kept with east and aecersey of the different
kinds of Game, when, where, sad by whom killed, how dis-
posed of, sad other particelses, forming a complete Jeuroal
of Sporting Occurrences. Bethke. the iaterest this work
may afford to the Lover of Field its, it will he found
awful is preserving se wooed of the different kinds of
Game brought in, and site disposal of it is presents or other-
wise by the Gamekeeper. 11 Whey be bad in pocket form,
price 7s. ; ur larger,yrice les. 6d.---118.--eisd dits. according
to the size required.
Loadoe : Whited far labs. Harding, Sd, St. James's-
street.
London, England, 1820-08-23

FOR THE BENEFIT OF MRS. GIBBS.
THEATREROYAL. HAYMARKET.
THIS EVENING. IV EDN ESDAY, Aug. 23.
will be performed (ter the first time this mason)
Sheridan 's Cumedy of
I'llE RIVALS.

Sir Anthoey /Ovulate, Mr. W. Farren (fro that night
only, by permisrion of the Proprietors of the Theatre.
Royal, Cosrut•garden); Captain Alleviate, Mr. Jove,;
Faulkland, Mr C )(mirk; Acres, Mr. balms ; Sir Lucius
O'Trigger, Mr. Connor; Fag. Mr. B David, Mr.
3. Resod'. Mrs Malaprop, Mrs. Gibbs (feat time, sad
for thlt night only); Lydia Languish, Mrs. illardyn ; Julia,
Mr.. C. Kendal,.
In the roarer of the Evening, a Concerlo on the Piano.
forte, by Mr. Gledstaites, pupil of H. R. Bishop, Esq.; ■nd
Mr.). Rased, will stag " Mantra vas an Opera Singer."
To which will be added, the f its Farce of
Y, Z.
Captain Galliard, Mr. Connor; Grubbleton, Mr. Wil-
helm; Nribly Bray, Mr. Liston, who will introduce lb,
Snag of At. ! hide your Nose;' Ramie, Andros' (first
tinir), Mr. Farley; Ralph Heopered, Mr. J. Russell.
Maria, Miss Leigh; Mrs. Mouser, Mrs Connor.
Ticket. to he had of Mrs. Gibbs, No. b, Meline-place,
iirestasinster-road; and of Mr. Massingham, at the Theatre,
where places for the Doses asay be taken.