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The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1818-04-02

Ity Sir RICHARD COLT HOARE, Bart.
F.RJ. V.A.I.

The late Mr. Enslave ova in Italy collecting materials for
a third Volume of his Classical Tour, whoa he was muldmily
snatched from his friends and from the world, in she full
maturity of his ietellettaal powers, but is the early bloom
of his literary fame. la the farosteahle reerplina and exten-
sive circulation of the two lest Volame• of his Tour the
Public hart borne testimony to their cooviction of his learn-
ing sail his lute. The repent Volume is inteoded to cons-
piele the labours of Mr. Eustace, to enpply his °minium%
and le describe those parts of Italy which he had not visited,
and which others liavereldiras explore!. The Author of this
Volume has been particularly anxious to extend the harm-
,iii. ledge Or the Inierior this Classical Region, into which so
few travellers hare trated, and of which au little is
known. Re has, et I same lime, entered its coalmen by
• Tour round the whole !dead of Sicily, an Account of
Malta, an Excursion to Pala, is Istria, and a Description of
the celebrated Mossuterim of Minitorrrat, is tipaiso, sad of
the Gras& Chartreuse, iu Prance.
London, England, 1818-06-01

FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

rARIS PA, Efts.
IttS, tiAi`
The liekeof Devonshire, the met arglil

proprietor of Great Britain. arrived on Porno.
The Senate of Savoy, on the 61h of Mn, nro.
maimed a decree, by which the_ man -named Jr
Francois Daniel-Italinatin.l'eutivicted or iitivoi
hloopheined the' naime or Grid in the parish

'Grotty. in the presenCe of twwperaonit, was con,
demi.ed to the galleys for two •years. and to a pre-
expoiltion on the pillory in the public pquisre
of Annecy, hearing a scroll iiisCribed with
words " a blasphemer !"
We have already announced that the appeal
setting aside judgment, by Haatide..lau.iou, and
others, will he proceeded in With the utmost cele-
rity. We now miderstand that NJ. Olivier, wl.
had been named Reporter, has already perforined
his duty, and that the documeats ate now in t!.
hands of M. Ileuri-Lassiviere, the A.lvocalfe-Oe.
arra'. M. Lohman will plead for the Appellant'
Nod will, it is said, submit four reasoi:s far mum
ing .be josilgtneut. The case will be heard on the
30th of May.

AY 24.
Tl.e Duke of Wellington delimited tiro isi..rasing
et ten o'clock, returning to his brad-quurters
Cowl:nay.

♦IENNA. iIAV 16.

Our Government has et length coucluded n.
loan. of which so much has been fur a lone tune
spoken. Messrs. Baring, Hope,. Bethum. Parw:.
and GeYlnuller, are the principal conirictors. This
latter kentlemau her. by a circular letter. Mail,
our trieichants to take • part in it. The loaf.
consist of 30 millions of florins. The contracture
will be paid in obligations of per rent. at 10 per
cent. These obligations are transferable this sty
on ostr exchange, 072 and 94 per resit. and they
are still rising. The paper money gains at the same
time in !while estimation, and its v..lne is therein.
ing on the exchange, a circumstance which art.
much distresses •• part of the public, NA ii.e prices
of all articles du not fall iu pre, corm..

iellt.lN, MAT 16.
The English loan is very weftsl to n., tweifil.e
ioninediatelif puts iii circulation v 22 millions
croaua. his amount of ready money was nines-
airy to effect H fall in thy erreer..l%i• value of motley,
awl to diminish the rate (.1 ii,terrol.
HAMRL'RGII. MAY 18.
letters have bren received 'pins A Igit I's on t
9th of Al.tll, *hull inspire a bore ilia Ihr reign ,
Houssin, the present Dry, will be tuuLh more trio-
London, England, 1818-06-01

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LONDON FASHIONS FOR JUNE.

• Fry.
"Ackermann** Repasttory of Avis, Fashions," Ste.
WS I. RI 0 DRESS.
A higVelress composed of nea.meen sartnet, made very
rhurivin tare waist, and with a plain broad bark. Long
ideevii Tether louse, finished st the bottom with white astir
buireycunflied. A very fall epaniette dere% the fulness con-
fined its compartments by silk trimmilic. The collar is
ornamented in a similar style; it hiseids bark, aid trivia's
the lace cohere!. or Gill worn underneath. The waist is
ornamented by a bend ma tassel, and the bottom of the
skirt finished with folds of pea-green satin and rich silk
iriminiuf placed alternately. lived-dress, a pest. trees satin,
toque, ornattienkd with flowers. Glutei wad slows to cus-
sespood.
London, England, 1818-06-01

THEATRE-ROYAL, ENGLISH OPED.s, SIRAND.
THE LAST WEEK.
JN eenrequence of the brilliant success which
eoutitturs to *timid MR. MATHEWS'S Entertainments,
• 11r will Wive Mir bouour to pluton them as above an.
uounctd, which is the latest possible pram] to whirls they
rot be extended, owing to the approarlibig opening of the
English Opera far the Sommer Season, owl to his numerous
WlCluttallwals in eariuus pio oii untie kingdom. The public are
respycifially informed. that they all Soil MR. MATHEWS
AT HOME THIS EVENING, MONDAY, June I, Tu-
si..o..m, Thursday, and Saturday (bb tog positively the last
times of his appearance in London until Heat year), when
he will hate the botauer of presenting his Visitor. with an
Eiden,' intuent . MAIL-COACH A DV EN TU R ES,
Ake. Jac. au ENTA I. LECTURE us YEN-
*
THILOQUIF,-a ATIONS.
Doors to be-it wed at Servo, and the Performance to
begin at Eight Litho*.
Boxes fie. Pit Ss. Lower Gallery ts. Upper Gallery Is.
Boxer, Places, sod Private Wars may Le taken of Sir.
Sltvropuss. al Or Boa-OtEce, Stroud Entrance-. from 111
till 4; and at Fearssater Unary, 170, New Bunt-street,
upi.usite Ruilington.gardios

PATENT ECONOMICAL AND UNIVERSAL LAMP.
rvii E very fi.o ten n reception of this in vent ilali
1 is completely ascertained by the rapid demand and li-
beral seknowledgsnente of its merit. The public may safely
rely ou it, that in this Lamp are combined, with a certainly
of invariable and brilliant light, s suitableness to the pun.
poser fur which it is intruded, whether it hr for the night or
carrying about the house (bearing any degree of motion),
writing, or reading, passage, staircase, lam I ight, ball, wr any
other domestic use; requiring no trimming for the evening,
mar replenishing with cotton. snore than twice or three times
in the dear, and a perfect *trinity from danger of lire. Its
economy is complete, being little more than one-third the
expense of tallow cuing's; with proper oil it is free from
Smoke Ur smell, and fur twomnicntal uses unlimited.
Sold in all its variety by T. Praise soul Co. Agents to the
Patentee, No. 6, the corner of Pickett-plate, UtSr Temple-
bet., Strand, to whom Letters addressed (post-paid) from any
art ut London ur the Country will be promptly attended tu.
London, England, 1818-06-01

EVENING DRESS.

A white net gown over a pale blinds:coloured slip; the
body is made fight to the shape, and rut very low alt round
the bust, which is delicately sbad.ll by set under Guist of
white lace. The bust of the dress es lasterwlly oruamented
by rich white silk trimming; a band of the same round the
waist, with white silk tassel: tied in hoist, gives an elegant
finish to the bully of the dress Ike skirt is trimmed with
draperies of lies suterapenued with bwitclwa of roses : these
draperies are placed high, and the skirt is finished round the
bottom by a narrow trimming, of a novel description, cows.
posed of satin and a rich flounce of blond lace. Short hill
sleeve. Head-dress, a toque composed of richly-emtsruid.•rrd
gauze, ornamented with an eircaut plow of white readies',
whirls are placed so as to fall over on the right side. Pearl
necklace and ear-rings. White kid gloves, laud white satin
shoes.

Front " La Belle As:cables."

ENGLISH.
EARNING Drtucs.

Round dress of embossed gauze orer white satin, with
rormoe of peach-coloarrd satin, elegantly ornamented with
roalean medallion, and palm leaves of white satin Mary,
Quern of Scots hat, ornamented with pearls. mud sur-
n 1111 l tiled by full plume of while feathers Negligi necklace
or tine pearls, soil gold chin beneath, with an eye-glass
suspended. Whitt satin shoes, and white kid gloves.

FRENCH.
London, England, 1818-11-25

FR.1(11) ANII nonnERV.

do Ntinoiny vvenittg a gentlemanly-looking man, of cheviot
manners and address; c:.11141 nt the house of Mr. Pelee, at
Argyle place, Itilpr,tr.rt, and inquired by bis servant if
Mr. Petry (who is es Lyiningion) was within, snd be was am
silvered in llie,negative. Ile asked alley Mi.. Nice, or fumy
purl faatile, and 11.4 Ville alighted (tom his elmiam
Mins Peter, In order to pay proper respect 14.0 thefientle-
nom, Who was a stranger In her, asked hint tato the
front psrlonr. Ha stated himself to have just returned
from ?Clot' a, and was dealrons B.f making his first call
no her father, his intimate frivol, at Naples. *lime ad-
alrem he found by accidentally meeting a Mr. Braguelmest
in the City that day. Mr Pelee had hut lately returned from
ass onlehil sitrtaliuu its Sicily, and Mr..Bragueharst beink
a friend of her father's, the young Indy was induced In wel-
come her father's friend ; lint his 1,11,61111111 being foreiwing,
he would trouble her only to write a few/ lines from a friend
on the Continent, desiring his servant to drive his Wintry
slowly sip and down Pau,and paper was taken into
ihr palloile, and 811:Intly retired, and the her return found •
letter sealed, and directed Iss her father lie was shewu out,
and in • Al, boars after 171. MR. IlliS.Cll hum • bureau, and
must or the portable •rticles of piste from • closet. The
robber gaunt himself Captain JoAmtm, and is supposed to
be the same man who committed a robbery of a similar kind,
in Perry street, a fortnight since. He as Imuvin to the
London, England, 1818-11-25

STOLEN CHILD.

Taunton, the officer, has returned to town from France
anal boa hems successful in the private hosing.* lie went
upon, which wan not the pursuit of Mr. Horsley's stolen
child or Charles Rennet', the stealer, as his been erroneous.
ly staled in some of the paper, midair out or a private
conversation which was only in part heard.
Hemmen is supposed to he in possession of two pamporm,
one by the agilltlVOlsiante of Reynolds, the other in hit owes
name. One of them he had wise.; he 1/11101 last in France,
which is undrrstood to have three months of the time
unexpired; and it is supposed that by knowing the
country well be will be able to Manage the two poss.
porta to assist in his eluding the pursuit after him.—
It has been ascertained that he travelled all Sunday night,
the 8111 mstant, and strived at Dover early twat morning.
where hr hreakfasied at the illation Hotel, and he fed the
child, at which time the Want lulled itself, when he ►rot
fur a female t to clean it, but would staffer the
girl to take the :child owl of the room. This was the only
t:me he has been beard of leaving treated the child with
severity. When any person entiam sill with bin. about Wive!.
line with so yosing a child, his auswet was, it was a relition'n,
and he was going to take it ton boarding school. He *.•
an fortunate that the packet W:10 MO to rail for Calms, di.
r.cily ■fter be had breakfasted, ■ud went oil board with
all possible speed, the child being a great object of his fatten.
lion. Oli his arrival ■t Calais lie proreelled to a hotel (the
Imperial, we understand, kept by a Mr. M toner), where
lie slept, ant: this is the only hotel or ism lie has bee..
to have slept at since he absconded With the child. lie left
the hotel for a shoal time, and int. octet) the care of the
Want 1.. Mrs. Maurice, the keeper at the hotel, and gave
all esperi.ti charge villa it ; iu fart. Oak is the only itllll,lCe
I,e his allowing the child to be out of his sight. Ile is ex.
tremely well acquainted with the French latimmee, 'saviour
hero so moth in that country, and speaks it nearly topial to
a native.

Soon after the child was mis.inees to ""
hero tank ts frum she chaise twit. she Asylum, Mr. and Thu.
Horsley and Mr. Dictum, suspected it to be Ch.t. les
Bennett alio hml done the •ile and unpardonable act, but
•s
they considered loin to be its Francs, where he had
been fur a length of time, none had the Irisl ntispici )))) 1641
he gees in Eneland, mueh less that he had bees. living •o
near them in concealment fur 'shoat two months. He pro.
rented from Calais to St. Omer, and fruits thence to Lisle, on
his way to Brussels.
The reason why Mr. Horsley dispensed with the assistance
of Goodwill, the constable, in, it is supposed, that upon ap-
plication to the Commissary of the French Police, he gram.
ell him the assistance of three French Pulite clams. Mu.
Horsley is also accumpauied by a foetid, a Nswal Officer,
who knows Ffllligt extremely well.
London, England, 1818-11-25

THE EMPRESS vox...turn Or RUSSI.4.

-a
11'c learn tom Becalm-Is that nothing could etcerd the
Ineestifieetite wf the Imp. • nJ Rosman Visitors. The Empress
Downier has deposit, Ii in the Rank at Renate!, 40,0001.
aterilise to pay fur the expenses of her visit, and has declared
that-she will not t.ke any part back with her. Every thing
Russian Is, of course, quite in fashion. The Prince of
Ormige Constantly ,wean *se neeetett uniform, and acts as
Chamberlain to his Mother-in-law.. Her Imps nal Ma-
jesty arrived in the evening it he daughter's Palace, end
a..it was leilleteeti that mite might be fatigued, she was
conducted to her apartment; lint site left it Undies/islet, fur
the isnrsery I, examined not wily the children, hut miened
all the drawers, looksilat lila clothe', questioned the stories,
Aid made the little Prince put on a Russian uniform which
she hail formerly sent him, and present arms. She afterwards
virsitsil the whole house from the cellar in the garret, and ii
amid to be P 4) active that the Dutch and Belgian Coisrtime
End it difficult to keep rap with her. She retires at midnighti
wiites till two, and is up again !scriber seven. Iler dresses
err covered wills diamonds, and she is a handsome looking
11111111111 i. .
London, England, 1818-08-07

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me:re, or the facilities that laity u:11 trout to it; ill./ tt.,
reicazyp tatit:lithwring Si.ttts t. tiont thtlitselitts nit
rtlrtssof cutnnittti

" I behest. 1 might :share all make you ohsetv..,
mach more the prosperity of ma nufartures and of cum.
nterce depends upou the re, id h:rh Haimates the Ind is:.
duals devoted its these tiro pru*msiuus. than us, any psi,

Titter measiires taken be the Ciiivertimism. There is a ni•iiii
of conducting m3orrfat (tires and commerre, which may,
the moment, appear very thlviiiitageous lu individual, but
which beats, nevertheless, in itself a germ of ruin, which iltv
•perwer and •isitom of Govettintesit cannot pretest. from
forcing out its wsy. Usually the operations of manalac-
thres are proportionally more perfect and advantageutos, as
they are formed on a greater scale. This proptirtion tilt
induces the undertaking of roc-prises rut eatensive,
they are stopped only at the point where the impossibility
of sale puts limits to thine.
" But those who see their enterprises stopped by these
natural limits, are not always just enough to acknowlertge
that the competitors whose activity pruduees them, act upon
the same views, and by the same right as themselves; mid
they are therefore often tempted, in addition to wan, suit-
able and just to obtain a superiotity, to employ oilicrs for
the purpose, which arc mistier just nor adipted to their
cud, and whom consequences recoil on their author, without
the State possessiug•power to protect him from them.

" The obstacles that sale at a certain point encounters
are, that the inhabitants of foreign countries harm to manu-
facture themselves what they have hitherto purchased from
the foleignei ; that other people In gin likeuisC to freeptent
the same market, and IA ewer into inunpetitam in purchas-
ing; and, filially, that (hang.% introduced into usages ali
industrious ralations,dimiliish the consumption of article,.
In all these cases, there are :twat lu,ses to be sualaineil by
those who have satrifieed rotund. table capitals, in the hope
that relations in variable un their nature would lint unitive*
any change. not the State cannot afford wd.muuyto losses
of this description."
London, England, 1818-02-09

AFFLICTING SUICIDE.

Oft.fistariety storsing,•Aer breakfasting with hi. family,
Mr. lo man, pinker sod glazier, No. 24, Landsat-road, NI,
Gs.r*rlri.U., west into the workshop apparrotty its
• sompased data' of mind, ististating to hi. wifr and
his daughter, au only child, shout ten rate of age, that
he had mom important broths= to transact, and he wished
essammiests it to the foreman. There happened to be no
pease is the shop at this time, hot shortly afterwards ame of
the uses arrived, Med so metering, he was shocked to And hie
starter lying se the thee with kits !waits blow,, nut. He bad
hem for wawa time is • despoodiag mate, sad seder ties
heads at an amietat physicist..

MEL.4NCHOLY EVENT.

CORONER'S INQUEST.
On fletneilay afternouu there was ate loopiest held at the
Prime of Omar, Hoek-heed. bebne CHUMP.
Joismoirt, Esql.Ceironer to Sueirey,-eis view of the loot, of
David Midis Esc este ',the melerwritim at Lloyd's Coffee-
house, who wasekkad drowsiest ea Friihil last.
Unsaid Venn, of SalisbeiVialso4,/kl. deposed,;
la" he 16 saullorlti follitit "hie boat to die slime
sheet gilt-past sea o (leek or Pride" nipping ;.• be -wee
standiagne the step at Milbstelets miditniereing sonietbing
loathes! 4a the. Ismer ' OM Allittareh, the stream of
whitening iqati Thames, be brought it on share by his
beeblionk, sad found is to be the bird, of the deceased ; he
only foiled his gloves sad handkerchief in his picket ; Dick
Illarsdrio, the Asheraitm, found ilia pipers ; tome persons in
the crowd gave wham* Rs. 6d, found IN the poke! of Oho
deceased ; and he based his umbrella eft the besets. The
body Mail tarried to the publie.hosee.
Jacob Mills, Esq. stated himself to hclowg to Lloyd's ,• out
Thursday emoting be dined with the deceased at the Albion
Tavern. Aldersgme.steers ; the company separated about
eleven o'clock, mid witness saw him into • coach • short dim.
tames from the Wynne ; he appeared so inebriated as to be
iscepable of Anditryg his way home. Witness did not take
the somber of the roach. but the coachman was desired to
set dime at she Stone's-end, Keimserect, Borough. The mum-
her of the coach was snlieequently amertained to betel. sad
NM the simeased was set down ot the Bricklayers' Arms.
J C. Abeedein Esq. shot belonging to Lloyd's, wee one
• thdeenspeay ohs-dined with the deceased at the Albion
Tam. Ile went sway shunt ten o'clock. Ou hearing he
e ate asklubsg, Witness made inquiry fur the,eueelialan, who
MIA* he gas sorb a gentleman iota his roach at the time
ded Ore stated. He had not heard distinctly where to drive
blade, but the waters's§ said the Wirt layers' Arum When
asp wit there he was asleep, sad ea coining out of the
eandi be fell deem He was going away without paying
the ameibleire ; but at last he paid three shilling's sled was
left at Ileinsembey pee. Wilms, had bees informed the
wwatchv _
London, England, 1818-11-14

PARIS PAPERS.

PAM, NOVEMBER 10.

While the I,qtrned or France and England are
exerting thee►+elves to unite the two trigonometrical
operations, where. ley an arc of the meridian more than
:0 degrees in extent has been measured, the Go.
‘creimetits or Denmark and Hanover are causing
two new terrestrial measurements to be executed,

which will also he joined together. The King of
Denniatk has appointed M. Schunsothes, astrono-
mer of Copenhagen, to measure the four degrees of
the meridian, and the four degrees of longitude
aka) comprise the Danish territory. This opera-
tion will be united with a measurement of the

'hive degrees of the meridian in Hanover, ronfided
to the care of the celebrated geometer M. Gauss.
A new Swiss colony has been lately spoken of,
which Ins been founded in Brasil, under the name
of New Fraying. The following are the condition.
prescribed to this establishment by the King of
Portugal
His Majesty grants the payment of the expenses
attending the establishment of one hundred fami-
lies of the Cat hole religion. He pays their passage
to Rio Janeiro, and procures them facilities and
provisions to ensble them to proceed to the Canton
of Canto Gall 6, twenty four leagues from the ethyl-
tal. Each family will receive a certain quantity of
land, with the means of cultivating it. He will
pay to each colonist 160 reis a day for the first
year. and 80 eels a day for the second year, besides
provisions during the time. The Colony is to con-
taim a certain number of artisans, and shall provide
in Europe • physician, • surgeon, and an expert
irrier, with ecclesiastics ,for the performance of
,1 inst. service. The new Colony shall found a town
and two tillages. Each of the communes shall re-
re a grata ill land to provide for the expenses of
Administration. All the Swiss Colonists shall be
Aurelius! Portuguese, and shall enjoy till the end
01. the year 18>r9, an exemption from all personal
and territorial charges. The colonists shall he per-
inieted to return to their country, but shall not dis-
pose of snore than one half of their immoveatile
property ; the other half shall remain to the com-
munity.
On-the loth of last month the Prussian and
Hanoverian Commission determined that the Ems
should be rendered navigable. It is thought that
she works shall commence this year.
The Grand Doke Constantine has not yet left
Piris. Ills Imperial Highness was presentlester-
.! iy at the grand dinner giren by the Duke of Or-

leas% at Initial at Neuilly. in honour of the baptism
of his infant son, and afterwards appeared at the
ball given by M. de Case. the Minister of Police.
Since the meal of the Jesuits great agitation pre.
"vilest Friburg. A corps of artillery and carbineers
has been quartered in the town. Rewards have
been offered for the discovery of those who post op
violent placards during the night. All persons have
been prohibited fait being in the streets after ten
o'clock at night without a light.
It has been determined to light up the great
Theatres of Paris with hydrogen gays.

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London, England, 1818-11-14

•low° ; a second of eite gang then attacked him and endca•
roared to force his watch out of his pocket but he preventrd
him, by eivinz him a most severe blow between his ry..,
which levelled him to the ground. The third lubber findior,
Ins companions bail met with such an nnrxlec►ed and power-
fil resistance did nut venture to make any Attila, hut 1,0.6-
pltately retreated, and the second, who attempted In take
his watch, fanned him. The Captain renewed his attack
upun the first villain who attache', hint, and brat him till he
was tired, and 'then the robber ran off after his companions.
%re ionitted to state, in the cook's case, that one of the
villains called to the °Wier to blow his brains out, if he did
not deliver his 'floury immediately.

WANltOtf•HOOltr.
THE ADVENTURERS TO SOUTH AMERICA.

Yesterda y A Merman J. J. Sgme sat for the Lolly MAYOR:

Mr. Wontuer, the City Marshal, having, at the desire of
his Lordship, wiited %WWI Captain lkichhell, sitting Mattis-
tiate at the Thames Police Office, and stated to him the
sutistatire of what wrs mentioned here the day before, relit-
tore in the enlistment of sr:ldlers for South America, a mes-
senger was sent by that Magistrate on bused the Per:ever-
come, to make inquiries, Ant not very strict ones.
This Messenger came yesterday to the Justice-room, to
state the result of his application to the master of the ship.
He said, there appeared un board nothing Mkt of the usual
course observed with inflect to ship passengers.
Alderman Smith--" Were the men on board under no re.
straint r

Messenger—w None, whatever; they were walkint.up and
down the deck. No sentinel was over them, and the hatches
were not closed. There was no symptom whatever of corn-
pulsion."
Alderman Smith—" {Vas no complaint made!"
Illessencer—" None"
It was here stated, that the hone at which the officer had
oliserved on hoard what appeared to him to be nothing less
than imprisonment. was elglit in the evening,
_ . .

Aldermast Smith said, the Marshal could communicate
the messaue to the Lord Mayor, ■ud thus ended the matter
until the return of his Lordship to town, which will take
place iu a few days.

Joh* Holdsfork was yesterday finally esausined,Cl;4ed
with stealing the child of J. Connolly, as described in our
Police report of yesterday. The account given by the Pri.
Boner of his having left the boy on hoard the smack Mercury.,
of Barking, proved true; bat it appeared that the Prisoner
nut uuly inveigled him away, bet that be told the Captain
lint the child vies w:theut father or mother. This for the
purpose, no donbt, of inducing him Ilse inure readily to lake
the boy, whu, however, has beets restored to his parents.
The charge of (chitty was not persevered iii, but the Pri-
soner was committed as a rope and vagabond, 'to Bride-
wall, fur one mouth.
London, England, 1818-11-14

KAMSGATE, NOVEMBER 11.

Three sloops come into this harbour on Tuesday
evening, having on board 4.6 me of the 18th hussars
auJ !heir lonise., and some of the iii lancers,
which were disembarked early yesterday morning,
and matched into the Coulry Barracks in this
town. This mottling the former proceeded on
their route to Canterbur). A vessel with waggons,
&c. belonging to the Itoyol Waggon Train, came
in also this morning from Calais.
This delightful spot has now a %Vinter !is well as
a Summer season. Emigration to the Uniitinesit
being siesolo at an cud, we hove John Btill will he
satisfied to live within the precincts of his own fire-
side.

Two nets 'crescents are resting their heads, and
1)0111 magnificent of their kind ; Ilse one at the
t xtrensity of the Paragon, the oilier in the rear of
All -place. Already we have 200 mole beds
than in any preceding year.
31argaite i• still a favourite drive, and the detour
by Brivielstairs and liiiirgate continues. Our match-
less l'ier. the admiration of all persons, whether na-
tive•' or foreigners, is the favourite promenade. The
Istsi.tle and interest now excited excels(' all former
urevedent. The landing of troops. horses, &v. are
objects of the highest interest ; and it is highly
gratifying to Ire how welt the men. women. and
t hilthea. all look.

At the Northumberland Quarter Sessions, holden
at Alt,a ick, on Thursday, October 21, Thomas
Tsirnbtd/, a pitman, VMS tried and found Gallig
of stealing poultry from a labouring RM, of
ikesitoo, named ROBERT GILHESPET, •nd was
sciiienreel to he transported fur seven years; the
Magistrates of Northumberland being dettrmitied
to puilisit persons guilty of this description of of-
fence to the utmost *evert!), of the law, us the It.s.es
a hid) the farmers have sustained are serious iu the
ex.reme, and the Nlagistrates having already re-
peoestly tried tire punishment of imprisonment
nt.,,.; .uch delinquents, without having the desirc d
elle,'t of deterring others frion committing similar
utt. Imes, as, only a short time back, a man wa.
victid, and received sentence of twelve mouths iin-
pitamatieiit, fur stealing poultry from within tt very
%holt &moms.. of the pher where Thomas Turnbull
I.vrtl, will from when, a tl,e poultry vris% taken.—
I biriniz the ;minx of the Court, bis Caner the
I),.ke No•Tuctlnt.m.tso, Lord Lieutenant and
$ kr otem of Isle utility of Niallotio her-
look in. %.,..21 oir the right It old of the Chair-
to 1., t. I LIN Lt., a 'tole he re-
co ,stiler.,tote tone- In the .‘t • g, the
the hell .it the Town
sett was sliest !wine-
d.

ut I I II a 113,.ialtICrahle
I) .hr
if .• „‘ it h th• it prvit.e.c., whir
.e.rd ra•ttttaLl) ssitrwiti
London, England, 1818-08-31

1ro coutitetnet the many attempts that are daily
made to impose on the unwary a spwrions rourtrush
Sims instead of the GENUINE: BLACKING prepared ay
BAY and MARTIN, they hare ddupted a new Lahel,io
which their address,
97, 1111311 HOLBORN.
is so conspicuously placed in the centre, that they trust an
attrostiose to this, and the difference of the type, which ot um
like all hdtrr.press, will enable purchasers at once to dried
the impirsithits.
The REAL JAPAN BLACKING, well. by DAT awl
MARTIN, 111, ILO FLAW' ii, is sold is WltiltS at B‘l., la,
and le. 641. each.
London, England, 1818-08-31

Field-Marshal. Prince Blucher's lieslth is also
improving.

FRATISTOSIT, AVGUsT 19.
Tlw following Article is found in the Post-Attols-
eitung :
" A melee of the preariii residence of several French
exiles, which was inverted in our paper without coy ad
damn, is also found in other Gatelles, accompanied by dif-
ferent assertions and r,fectious, which the Anneal de
Frankfort has .'lltutight it tiereSlllll y to refute. They have
been, without doubt, disapproved of in many respects by the
very Krum in favour of whom they seem to have heel
written. The ['Witch exiled realties in Germany wait there
peaceably, and without 10144 the least complaint be beard,
11w slay in which the policy of the Frewch Government shall
vesture Iso them a couch) which will be dear to them till
their last breath."
AUGUST el.

l'he Diet will Amoral in the eourte of the nett
menifi fur :our weeks. Several of the Ministers will
proceed ut thEt epoch to Aix-ht-Chapelle.

TUG HAGUE, AUGUST °t.
They write from Bois-le-Disc, under date of the
18th, what follows
One Ge►ard-Van-Eindhoven., n Catholic priest
at listen, was condemned the 2d of July last, by
the tribunal of Breda, to an imprisonment of two
years, a fine of fifty florins, and the costs of the
prosecution, being convicted of having confirmed
credulous people in their ideas of witchcraft, and of
having dessert profit from it. Having lodged an
appeal before the Court of Bois-le-Due, that tri-
bunal bas confirmed the first judgment, condemn-
ing the PI ' if to the costs of the second suit, to
punish (according to the very words of the sentence)
a man, who had btconte the scandal of the Chris-
tian religion in general, the dishonour of the par-
ticular church to which he belonged, and ►he dis-
grace of the order if which he is a member. This
strait has produced here a lively sensation. Among
the witnesses, they heard even the Grand Vicar
Apostolic, formerly the Plaintiff's Bishop.
French Funds-5 per Cent. Consols deferred
from March 22, ISIS, 79 fr. 23 Cents.—Bank
Actions deferred hum July 1, 1,620 fr.
London, England, 1818-08-31

SOUTHAMPTON. Auausr.29.

We still continue all bustle at this port. The
arrivals from Ireland with oats, butter, &e. being
very great, added to which the regular sailing of
the packets to France and the Islands, being
crowded with passengers. The Chesterfield packet,
commanded by SWARD WOOD, sailed tor Havre de
Grace 4111 Friday, with it great number of pwiseii.
ger'', among whom were, Sir B. CROY DEN NIA 11-
1114. Colonel MARTI/MCI and family, TirOMAS
Kim°, and family, and many others uf the
highest respectability.

One mania NI another still succeeds,
And the last go, as potent as the first.

The Cabo and the Mare-mania are now the general
rage here. Royal Expeditions,Yachts, and Regattas
are the prevailing topic* of the day ; and jacket and
trowmtrs the indi.priwitble style of dress—all sons of
the Oct an, from the Peer to the 'Prentice boy. The
Ladies, too, have their mania; the tooth-ache bon.
net is the ton, and this accompanied with the
tidi-
tale a la portmanteau petit, are positively necessary
for the daily promenade. The Dandies also—
among them a shirtless collar, a pair of wristbands,
a tight throttle for the neck, aml a back stiffener for
an upright, constitute their mania. View them in
the street, what peculiar figures !--

Su aliff, so smolt, Dome stakes yam would even.,
Stepp'd from their pedestals, to take the air!

On Monday morning, at six o'clock, the remains
of the Dowager Lady BIDDUI.PII were removed
firm her lionse, and conveyed to Birbpry, in War-
wickshire for interment. A concourse of people,
who hail experienced her charitable benevolence in
her life-time, attendee) round the house with ex..
pressions of grief fur the loss of so charitable a
lady.
A quantity of Maim% has been landed here this
week from Jersey, and sold at 3s. 61 per bushel,

The Annual Venison Frost, given by the Mayor
of Winchester, JOHN MAHT, E.g. was held on
Thursday last. the 27th ihst. at St. John** Howie,
*hid' was most ntinteruualy attended, and was hu-
moured by thy loreartice of the Most Noble the
Marquis of BEI:HINGHAM. JAMES HENRY LEIGH.
Lay. uud I'AI LET ST. JOHN IMIII.bMAY. E-q. the
o Cut'. Metioloora, and a great number of other
(Orns:etnen. Slone excellent veniann was presented
by Ilse Mar/pill of eit.CHIEIGHAM awl Sir WIL-
LIAM IIEATHLUTE. The dinner served up was
excellent, and the wines awl fruit vivre equally
good, and guar great satisfaction. On Thursday
dog 11m M.:.quia of CKINGHAM was pre.
reieied uith the Irtedurn or the coy, wad ovum no
as a member.

It is a singular eoiticillettee, that in 1718, el the
ii%titter prti wely ul MO years fawn the prra,git.
thr irrather was rxtrrtnely but and di y all titer
Eispore. 'rile air felt •u apiness,re, that all the
theitres werr shut in l'artx. Scarcely any rain
fill hir the ►parr of Moe months, and the sOrings
auJ river• were dried ay. The fullotitug year
rra4 r (wall)• hot. 'lke thermometer at Pints floe
to 98 degree' by Fahreolwil'a scale. The Kra►•
anal corn aver,. (rite pa►che:l. In Maine places, the
(shit-tires het”stitned two or three
London, England, 1818-08-31

Fitter. OF SUGAR.

Tito average price of Brown or M sistleviclo Sugar, com-
puted from the Returns made in the meek ending the'26ll6
gay of August, ISIS, le Ste. twr hundred wright,exchi-
Mee of the Botha of Customs pall or payable thereon,
on the impurtatiou thereof into Great
London, England, 1818-08-31

MR. WEST'S EXHIBITION.
THE GREAT PICTURE. DEATH ON
THE PALE HORSE, CHRIST REJECTED, ST.
PETER'S FIRST SERMON, with several PICTURES and
SKETCHES from other SCRIPTURAL SUBJECTS. are
now Exhibiting under the immediate Patronege of his Royal
Highness the PRINCE. REGENT, at No. 145, Pa11•Ma11,
near Carituu•Hoaae, every slay from Teo till Five.
CHARLES SMART, Secretary.
London, England, 1818-08-31

NAVAL Fl:'7'E.

Sheerness harbour was greatly enlivened on Wed-
nesday by an elegant ente,taionrent given by the
Officers of his Majesty's ship Northumberland, as a
farewell, previous to their being paid off. The
amusements commenced with the Imlay of The Poor
Gentleman, performed by the young gentlemen of
the ship. The characters were all admirably step.
ported, particularly those of Sir Robert Bramble,
Frederick, and 011apod ; indeed the former was
litle inferior to NIUNDEN. At the end of the play
dancing began with English country dances, fol-
lowed by quadrilles, Spanish dances, &c. alter-
stately. At two o'clock the party adjorrited to the
lower deck, where they partook of a supper, con-
sisting of every delicacy the season atfo.ded, ar-
ranged in the most tleg.tait manner. Soon after
sapper dancing recommenced with additional spirit,
and was kept up until two hours after the discharge
of the day-light guts. The ballroom, which whit
on the quarter-deck, did credit to the taste of the
entertainers. Au awning was formed with the
colours of the ship, decorated with laurel and
flowers, intermixed with variegated lamps. The
party was very numerous, and we have seldom wit.
messed a greater assemblage of beauty thau was dis-
played on this OCC1141011•
London, England, 1818-08-31

STOCKPORT SPIN\ ER.

/.ar►ewce Crompton, a voong man of bealifiy and athletic
appearance, was charted by May, the tinker, under the Va-
grant Art, wills wandering altrimil, and sleeping in the open
air. The officer discovered the Prisone► on Fn day night
asleep in the Borutigh-market, and poignant to his insiour-
lions from the Magistrates, respect iug vagrants, took him
into custody.
In the course of his examination before Mr. Seijeant NFL-
LON, it transpired slut he was one of the refractory cotton-
spirruers from Stockport, and fur the last three weeks had
chosen a life of vagrancy rather than unity himself to work
at the wages tendered by the masters in tlw cotton manufac-
tory at Stockport. •
He was committrd to the House of Correction.
London, England, 1818-11-13

V HIS EV FNING. FRWAY, November 13,
their M .!..tire &remota All revive the Comedy of
LOVE M.AKF.H A MAN ;
OR, THE FOPS FORTCNE.
Don Lewis, Mr. Muodea; Dun Antonio, Mr. ;
Don Chariots. Mr. Watkinton ; Carlo., Mr. H. Kemple;
elodio, Mr. Peaky; Sancho, Mr. Cowell ; Don Mart, Mr.
Reproach. Angelina, Mrs. W. West; Louisa, Mrs. Mar-
riyo ; Elvira, Mrs. Urger.
After which (7th time) a New Dramatic Romance, in three
sets, called
BARMECIDE:
OR, THE FATAL OFFSPRING.
With sew Music, Scenery, and Deeorarions.
The Action of the Piece arranged by Mr. H. Johnston.
The Music composed by Mr. T. Cc...kr.
Principal Characters by Mr. H. Johnston, Mr. H. Keml.lr,
Mr.,iVattrioson, Mr Cowell, Mr. Retiringly, Mr. Smith, Mr.
F.b4orth, bliss Can, Miss G Can. and Mrs. Urger.
In Act I. (ineitindal t..ihe Piece) a Pas Desert, by Miss
Valancy sad Miss J. Scott; and a Pas Sent, by Miss Tree.
Boar., 50.; Second Prier, 3a —Pit, 3.; Second Price, 2s.
—Lower Gallery, 24.; Renaud Price, lc—Upper Gallery, Is.;
Second Price,
Boxes sad Places to be taken of Mr. Rodwell, at the Tto...
loads of the Theatre, from Ten till Four; where may be
kad a Prbate Boa sightly.
Tomorrow (Ant time this season), The Jew of Malta!
Baraboo, Mr., Kean. After which, Barmecide; or, The
Fatal Offspring.
On Motility, Ore Tragedy of Macbeth: Macbeth, Mr.
Kean ; I.mly. Macbeth, Mrs. W. West.
Toesday, the Tragedy of Venice Preserved.
A New Tragedy has beer some time in preparation, and
will be very shortly produced, with new Scenery, Machinery,
Dresses, and Decorations.
London, England, 1818-11-13

DUTell MAIL.

14(i'VENtlElt 4.
Our Journal contains the following article
4' :
Ti% id Mug Is spoken of here besides a corcanisbince
a 1114.11 is a scandalous offence against rids and m-
il..vim. M. C--, formerly a Monk in the Abbey
4.1 St. Amities, who. since the dissolution of the :nu-
iiirstr ries, has priforisiril sin eirclesiii.tical f -Lions,
died Iwo ft 1.1 October, of a
wrier. Thong,. the t iergy were constantly with I ,
snid Ice required the consolat sssss s of religion, it seems
tic were reinsert hits, us well as Christian burial.
Vesteirl iv evriiirg late. his body airs conveyed
&way without shy Cert. yor attendance, and
Illitt•il in Ulitlyil,rlllllll gre, 1! and wherefore?
e-eri.e (as is universally said) lie possessed 114-
11"11.61 proptity, sod would nut give it up before
Ins di•at h. .

" If ouch rbovaceful proveedingo are suffered to
:411 uu IPU sii•littl, the con•nler the In-
tiknotttou as a holy ussututiuur anti cos fur ita sotto-

duction, may see their wish fulfilled, and may re-
turn to the ages of igoorance."
ZW01:1.11. OCTOBER t 9.
Between %'alte and Balms, in the Veen (or
Marsh), in the district of Drenthe, a bridge has been
discovered four feet under ground. which has been
uncovered fora length of above a league and a half,
and the end of which is not yet known. The fol-
lowing are some particulars :
'1 This 'bridge, of which more is daily disco-
vtb4d. rune from the Weerdingerhout through the
Marsh, past the Darr and the 'Convent Tir Ape!,
distanee of above three leagues. It consists prin-
cipally of rough 'firs, of the length of twelve feet,
neatly laid together. When the Mankground is
yurefully tikes up, no interval is tobe seen 'between
those stems, which are., on an 'Terme, three or four
inches in diameter. 'Here and there, instead of
stems, there are split planks of the above length
and various diameters. There are no nails, and all
•is hewn with the Ise. It is generally believed that
this is the bridge of Germanium, mentioned by
Mitt's, and winch was laid about this place by
forty Roman cohorts, on occasion of a hasty retreat.
fifteen years after the birth of Chriet.—( Dutch
'Pelmet, Atavemiller 9.")
London, England, 1818-11-13

PRICE OF STOCI

Bank Stock... 270 470
.3 per Ct. Red...... 77h1
77 76& 77
3 per Ct. Cons. 78 .77N
3.1 per Cents..... 861 86
4 per Cents... 95i 9511
5 per Ct. N. Au. Mint

BIRTH.
Thursday morning, Mn. Wtu. Kew, of New• l'alace.yarg',
of a daughter.
London, England, 1818-11-13

MARRIAGES.

On the 9th inst. at St. Margaret's, Leicester, by the Rev.
James Sherard Coleman, John Sherard Cultnl3o, yt,.lll4cht
snit lathe late Henry Coleman, Esq. of Market II
Leicestershire, to Henrietta Charlotte Lucy, only child of
the late Mr. !Slaisgeun, of Clifton, Gloucestershiie.
Out the lAth inst. at Oswestry, by the Key. J. Russell, I).
Thorndike, Lq. Royal Artillery, to Frances Chrildisna,eld.
daughter of Lleutroant•Coluuel Fanner, late of the 4th, uu•
King's Own Regiment.
On the 916 instant, at Tynemouth, Jo..pli Walk►r, E.g.
of Eton Lodge, near Lteeeputil, to Catherine, 'West daugh-
ter of Samuel Walker Parker, Esq. of Whitley House, iu 'ha
twangy of Northumberland.
London, England, 1818-11-13

IRELAN IL

TO MERCHANTS, BANKERS, PROCESSIONAL
GENTIJ AM) orimits, IN TOWN AND
COUNTRY.
AN F'.NG M LISII CENTLEAN, an Attor-
ney and Solicitor of the Como al treed mioster, who,
at different periods, has sea tat a consideriltle time in Ireland,
particularly w Distils's (basilic been into asfril with Ihr con-
duct of nowt nitwit wit Legal Business the' ri, and perfectly
con ist atilt the Law, as practised isi that country, and
aware of the sconble and difficulty attending punctually
transacting Business. Ind wren the two romotti.4l, bag
in fortuic4 an Establishment, is. p.wletership, in Dublin,
a here all leg.sl matters arc conducted with ability and, dis-
patch, and *twee the us ...... confidence may be placed in
shy parties intrusted Every soitisfavtion will be given of
the I • and tesiwctabiltly of the Advertiser, who is rata-
thlo.heol is, Ilin regular pur.ti it of his Profes." in Loudon.
is. ass Eoltoti nolscitor„ mot she resident l'ariticr there, of
Id. Irish Eiitablishistents, bi addiessoic a triter, post pant,
to Mr. 11 Aker, Attorney alit' Solisi Los, Nu. 21, Duellist-gar-
deo. I.:didn't
be win:twilit': fur Lis List Gera.
London, England, 1818-02-07

IRISH GRAND JURIES.

The Bill fur altering and intending the Act of
the last `es•ion, relative to Grand Jury Present-
ments in Ireland, was read II second time, and or-
de►ed to lie c tied on Nlondays
The House then adjourned to Monday.
London, England, 1818-02-07

HOUSE OF COMMONS, FRIDAY, FEnRuARv 6.

The Right lion. F. ROBINSON took the oaths and his seat,
on his re-election.

I.F.E.DS GAS LIGHTS.
Lunt I.Agert.l.l,ll lin.ught iu She Leeds Gas Light Bill,
ulnas Mir Feud a first

PETITIONS FROM PERSONS IMPRISONED UNDER
THE ACT FOR THE SUSPENSION OF THE
HABEAS CORPUS.

Lord FuLKSTOPIE presented Petitions fr John
Knight, of AI I sone.wst.r, soul Samuel Homes, of
Nottior,hato, complaining of the arbitrary impri-
sonment they had %offered by order of the Secretary
of State for the I-1 l)epartment, eta, !inning
that radiators', would not pate" an Art of ',elem.
nity for the author% of their sufferisigs, but would
bring them to c ligu punishment.

The I'e►it were 4n:tiered to lie on the balite.
_ _ WATCHMAKERS' TAX.

Lord OM !AMON rose to ',resent a Petition from
the %I'atclamakeri of the County of Berwick, com-
plaining of the Plate Duty which they were com-
pelled to 'nay. It ass imposed upon them on
villain'', bon of the Act of George 11. wind, he
was convinced was tint within the intention of the
framers of that Act. The Act was ;avowedly in-
tended fur the dealesa mid manufacturers in the
silver trade, and yet because Watchmakers used a
small portion of that metal in their trade. they
were called upon to pay the Caine duty that was
land by extensive e►auufactorrra iii silver and gold.
This mode of coast gan Act of Parliament, on
the part of those who superintended the depart-
anent of licences. ought to lie controlled, and he
was anxious to know whether it was the intention
of his 'Majesty's Government to give the Petitioners
that relief to which their case entitled then►. The
Noble Lord then linaight sip the Petition, which
'stayed that the Watchmakers in tlw C ynl
Berwick (who were few is) number), 'vandal be re-
lieved 1.10111 the Plate Liceice Duty of 44 to
whirl, they were ti„w exposed under the Act of
Geo. IL

Oil the (wept' dud the Petition do lie on the
tattle, .

r. BROUGHAM rit•etrisiti lI'II NI that come
venUld br govess In Ihr ols.rrviilloll4of hi% Noble
Friend toe ti subject so to a Luxe body
of individuals engaged or connected soh a
ingenious aud useful tr.itle. There wen, in ti!e
London, England, 1818-02-07

WAYA AND MEANS.

The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER also moved,
that the 1-lonse should resolve itself in a C ttttt miner
upon the IVisys and ftleana for the pre.em.t year,
which was agreed to.
In the Committee the CHANCELLOR of the Ex-
EQURR rose and stated—" It PI not itiy intention
to mink's' the. Maier sweat misty p irt or time IVays
and 31eitiot. except that of the alluvial grants Lianal
at this pet it'll of the year. It iiiy intention to
soiheimit to the Illimse a proposition for musing lay
Exchequer Bills the slim of 30,0110,000/. for the
immediate set vire of the public. By this mode 1
propose to consalidame two of the votes, as proposed
1,4111.11 y, jilts) nor, 1r..% Cor the II 1111 l e-
London, England, 1818-02-07

BALLOT FOR TOE SECRET COMMITTEE.

Lord CANTLEREAGII lIIIIVed the Order of the
Day for entering on the Ballot fur the Committee
of Secrecy.

The SPEAKER directed the Serjeant at Arms to
stiminon, with the mace. Members to attend in
their places during the ballot.
'I he usual ihrectimis were then given relative to
the mode to be observed by Members in putting
their lista into the glass on the table.
Mr. TIEUN —*4 Sir, before the lists are put in,
I wish every Gentleman to recollect, that, in pre-
paring Isis list—though I believe a number aie
saved dist trouble by the lists being prepared for
thesis—/Near, !marl—but its !preparing his list
Ise is bound to take care that he does not put in
the name of any Gentleman not likely to attend
the Committee. He is bolititl to inform himself of
such as are likely to attend, before he makes out
Isis list."

The names of Members were then twice called
over, in the usual firin—and rti li Gentlemen HA
ibleHt•ell. mt their names being called, advanced to
the table, sod put their lists into the glass.
A Con 111 l i l Irr of Scrutineers was then appointed
to examine and report the ballot.
Mr. CANNING presented a Petition front the
town of Liverpool, praying that that town might he
lighted in future by gas, which was read, and order-
ed to be referred to a Committee.

The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER moved
that the [loose du on its riving adjourn to Alosidny
seat.—Agreed to. _

Mr. CUItIVEN moved fur Account* of the Nun,-
her of all Exchequer Dills issued from the thli of
January, la 17, to the 6th of Janitors.. t I t, with
their Amount, and the Authority under which they
were iosued ; also of ell much as had bran paid olf
during the same period ; al*o of ouch as now re.
monied bultject to he issued pursuant to Votes of
that House—which were ordered accordingly.
Uu the 'notion of the CitAttctit.t.oa of the Ex-
CHLQU Ell, the !louse agreed to resolve it*elf into a
Committee of Supply on Monday next.