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The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1818-12-18

CHARGE OF MURDER.

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Yesterday Henry, alias reeky Wells, was brought to the
Office, and underwent ■n examination before Mr. BIRNI6
and Mr. CONANT. the sitting Magistrates, charged with be.
ing concerned with a number of smugglers in the wilful
murder of six of the mew belonging to the Fox revenue cut-
ter, of Deal, between tiro and three years mince. Gilliam
sod lima, two of the smugglers concerned iu the above
emorders, were tried at the Admiralty &mums, and 11111111 g
their iriahi the Prisoner was 11.911(.011y Minded to as Tin Icy
WEAN a name he was known by. He had then absconded
from his residence at Deal, and nu dumb, was entertained
of his hawing left F.0111'11(1. He lately returned to Deal, was
taken into ctistudy, and brought to London.
He yesterday denied the charge.
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Mr. Maybe*, the Solicitor to the Exeinr, attended, and
as the Prisoner had no legal adviser presto., husuauely ad-
vised hien out to make a defence then, but to reserve it till
the time of his trial. _ . .

A bill of indictment was found egainst the Prisoner at
tbe time Brock and Pelham were indicted.
Mr. Mayhew informed the Prisoner his trial would take
place on the 11th of donnas" next, when the Admiralty ties.
sinus would commence.

CHARGE OF EXTREME CRUELTY

Fli:abelli Bennet. a woman who cohabits with a elan as
his wife, at 101, Great Saffron hill, was chaser.' by Davis,
■ constable, in Field-lase, with crue;ly and inhumanly beat-
ing her own child, a boy eight years of are, kickitig him
wish her heavy shots, mud throwing him down three pair of
stairs, by which his back and three of his ribs were broke,
and inflicted three desperate wounds on his hip and sides, by
which treatment he will be rendered a cripple for life; that
the child is 1101 by the man she cohabits with, but by her
former husband; that he had once found the child asleep in
the street at four o'clock in the morning, having been turned
out by the Prisoner, but that the child is now in the work.
house; that the parish refuses to prosecute, alleging, as a
reason, that it would cost them 201. and be could not prose.
mete at his own expense. The Prisoner, therefore, was dia.
charged fur want of a prosecutor.

lINIoN-HALL.
London, England, 1818-12-18

EXTRACT OF A LETTER FROM A R tNKGR AT

PARIS, DATED MONDAY, DEC. 14.

" The Committer which I mentioned to you in my last,
of SalnrJey, comp,iril of Messrs. Deli swrt, Latilie, Hut-
timer, and Pe►rirr, met in the evening at the Nlinister of
Finance, while after lon: diacussione, and at the mimes* of
Messrs. Beim and Lahonchere, it was agreed to annul the
last portion of the Loan, that is to say, the seven usillions
of reales, which die Allies hail smell to iaLe for payment
of ties huudrail millions of francs, will, the payment to them
in full

" Another proposition was made by Messrs. Latitte and
Perrier, that in 14 itll,l•Aw the total a. lof live Luan,
and to give lush ail of it (les bons tic in starve &assort/3st-
'Went), wenuitt pr ttttt issoi y notes of the Sinking Fund, to
be paid at reit lie& fixed dates ; but tlo tt pnytn.iliun was not
agreed to, because Nlessrs. Haring and Libmichete 'hem-
s. It es did not think it necessary.
" This resolittion of the Coinniitiie was iinnudiately
laid before the Duke de It.elithro, at whose Ir.inse the Duke
of WI ninon' and Lord C.lstlirreiteli met, and there it was
agreedfinally between the French and Fureizii :Moisten,
that the list Loma shunt.: be definitively reduced to twelve
millions of settler, to Ise pant in eirldeen months, anti that
the last hundred millions of francs should he paid in rash by
France herself, in nom mouths after the expire the
time granted to Mt,srit. Baring and Cu. ; whirls extends to
nearly 27 months, the whole lime granted fur the total pay.
meld."

Mr. HARE, flow the Bank of England, Ir3V P
notice yesterday, that the money advanced by the
Bank ott the Ottn lodged there, on which the
Bank hate 'anti the late ilibialliltlllB, trittNt be re-
deemed as fnllows:
_2.1 January 3O per Cent.
211th Ditto
12th February
The Funds fell in consequence a half per Cent.

Nye understand that the above notice has been
issued in consrquence or on application to enlarge
the payment of the Oninium (to the amount of
four million•) to four months. This
the Bank, it appears, has refused in its full extent.

Letters received from Ilsitsburgli, dated the Bth
instant, ►tate, that owing to the wind having
changed to the S.W. a complete thaw had taktio
place, and the itavigation was therefore no longer
impeded by the Ice, which hail aecumulwted dur-
ing the frost on the and sth.
lord COCHRAIIIF.'II ►team-vetwrl which wa► to
have followed lion to Valparaiso, lout winch did not
miswer the porpoise, has beret ag•.iu token out of
dock, but her new eme.troctioto sloes not yet allow
leer to proceed with •ulseleut rapidity ; the eiogose
Int 4 consequently siren taken out of her, and the
vc►•rl now Ay • 'or the. Ittd House at Deptford,—o.
(Canterbury Paper.)
London, England, 1818-10-15

'AXIS PAPW.

• Iffiferiffilima 29.
The .spiAllntmerk altir :menaced, of GlllO.
ral Yrnegas -to the 'Government or the kingdom of
Galicia, with the Presidency of the Audieucia
(Royal Court) in the room of M. St. Mare, is inserted
in the official colons—us of our Gazette. which also
contains a great number of appointments of Min•
cry hiefs its eatiOus prosiness, as well as presets•
lotions to uuttieroos moat canonical offices.

A work has been phblislted here, which contains
all the Orders of Knightbriiidin4Spein, and the de-
corations instituted to recompense valorous deeds
and fidelity to the SevereVigu airing the late revolts.
tion ; the fifth volume is rob Si the press. In the
funrfirst, which have dfipesved, there are twelve
Orders of Knighthood, amongst which are the Or.
der of Jesus Christ, nod that of Siiint Peter the
Martyr, restored its 1815 by our present Sovereign,
to be granted to the Inquisitors. The three other
volume. record fifty-three ntlhor'crislies or medals of
distinction, instituted since the affair of Baylent
in this number are not included those 'created in
At erica ; but there a bracelet of distinction
granted to the Ladies of the Patriotic Junta of
Cadiz

A report is in circulation of a loan orllo mane&
of rads (20 millions of francs), which is to be
mode in the kingdom, to provide for the extraordi-
nary expenses of the moment. Although this
sum may be moderate fur Spain, it is very doubt-
ful whether the hum can be raised as promptly as

__..aces will require ; the mulpirrauments of
commercial houses will contribute much to incense
the diffieulty. Several respectable benkiag-bouses
in this city have recently suspended their payments;
it is asserted, that they have become involved by the
failure of the lbw of Widow Hum and Terry, of
Cadiz.

THE BRITISH PRESS,
London, England, 1818-03-06

THE DUKE OF YORKISscifoOL

Yesterileiireder;i Allen and William JoAnson, two
buy, about le years of age, belongieg to the Military Asy-
lum, at Chelsea, were finally examieed before Mr. Fielding
and Mr. Markland, on a charge of breaking into the wine.
cellar of Col . Williamsun, Cdniniaudasit ■t the Institution,
and striding therefrom • gentility of wine in bottles; and
also charged with breaking into the tailors' mom, and steel-
ing therefrom two jackets, two pair of tresrsers, and two
waistcoats, fur the purpose, as is supposed, In disguise them-
selves, and abscond. The Prisoners were fully committed.

We are creditably informed that on Friday last a
Treasury Order was received at the Bank, traisfer-
ring 300,000/. into the Mille a Don BLAB DE EN-
DIZABF.L (the Spanish Consul). It is supposed that
the remainder of the money had been previously
paid.—(Avening Paper.)
Sunday night the perish Church of Charleton, in
Kent, was robbed of the pulpit mod desk hangings,
the cushions. the altar cloth, several prayer-books,
and other articles. It is supposed, the robbers er-
creted thetulthrte in the church .der the evening
service.
London, England, 1818-03-06

POLIO'.

Dominick Fraley and Jahn Murphy were eliargril with
being concerned in personating a seaman belonging to the
Phaeton frigate and by that means fraudulently obtain/AK
It about 105/.—iemanded fur souther examination.

John Cameron was examined um suspicion of stealing a
401. Bank mite.—He was liberated (Ins character appearing
very respectable) on condition of appearing when called upon.
Thomas Bird was charged with ilefestitling Mr. Witham
Chainsll, • baker, of Tutbill-street, Westminster, of 111. 10s.
—The Prisoner was constnitted for trial. _ _

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Willis. Doris, nougat Neighbour, Frederick Bloawrin,
and Rdward !Ireton, were charged with picking the pockets
of several persons who had assembled near the ruin• caused
by the late calamitous fire in the Strand.—Tha Prisoners
wese committed.
Thews* Hayes was charged with robbing Mr. T. Dwyer,
of Oxford-buildings, of a 11. Death note.—The Prisoner was
committed fur trial.

George l'figiluch and John Rowe were charged with steal.
log a heifer from Han•yriead-heath, the property of Mr.
T. Shepherd, of that place.—The Prisouers were committed.

QUF.CII-11QUARE.
London, England, 1818-03-06

BAPTIST CHAPEL.

The ATTORNEY-GENERAL e. •NeTIC.
This was an information which was formerly heard by his
Honour the late Vice-Chancellor. It tome on to.day in the
shape of an exception to the Master's report. The circom-
**twee of the case arc, that certain estates bad hefts vested
itti.trustees by the late Lady Merryweather, for the purpose
of supportirg • Baptist chapel at Devises. In the deed of
conveyance, she expressly covenanted that, iu the event of
any of the trustees 'curio' the chapel, and dissenting from
the cougrigati•ii, the trust should be considered vacant and
new trustees elected, and the person OW diS Sell ing being a
trustee, shook! deliver np all his rights ailerustee. The De-
flrodaist bed, priori° the year 17101, written a letter to the
managers of the chapel declining being a member any longer
of the congregatitso, aml accurillogly a new trustee was ap-
pointed. The Dedesidant, however, refared to give up his
trust, and expressed a firm determination to receive the
rents of the chapel; to accomplish which, be eirculated let-
ters the Wimple ew the estates oat to pay their
mops in aft as they had formerly dose, but to pay
them tailim. The emsatepaenee was, that he bad received
the money, and had applied it to his own use, instead of ap-
plying it far the support of the minister and the other persists
Wliniging to the chapel. His Honour the lateVice.Cluiteellor,
oil the hearing of the information, decreed that the lkfrivilant
had vacated his trust, by leerier the chapel, and be directed
that he should go before the Master and account for the
stuns of money, as trustee, he hail received ou account of
the chapel. The Master hind repos tad, and set forth that
these bad keen a waut of diligence, and neglect on the part
of the Defeisdaet, iii not endeavouring to have obtained
higher rents fur the estate, which could bare been done; and
the Defendant had taken the present exception to that past
or the report.
Sir SAMUEL Rantu.Y. Counsel for the Defendant, con-
tended, that the Master hail exceeded his jurisdiction iu re-
porting the. Defendant guilty of want of diligence and ne-
glect, mo such charge beteg made in the information before
the Court. The province of the Master was only to inves-
tigate the amount received by the Defendsat., and how ap-
plied. Under thorn circumstances, the eseepliou to-the re-
port ought I. be allowed.
His Hammy the VICC-CIIAWCIII.I.OR-•-" 1 am clearly of
opinion that the Master in his report has exceeded his ju-
risdiction, and therefore 1 alio* the exception."
London, England, 1818-03-06

THE FOUR PIPES OF PORT.

VII E 140 LD ENS of the Two QUARTERS.
II Two EIGHTHS, and Four SIXTEENTHS, lof
No. 6,963, being the Fleet Draws Blank last Wednesday,
the 4th March, sad shared by 1111111, are respectfully re-
quested towbar immediately, from say Wiae-nterchant or
Dealer is Witte in the Ultima Kingdom that they may or.
&actively prefer, the Enna Poet Wine that am be obtaised,
in the following proportions:—
Foe sob of the Quarter ..o** Pipe of Wine,
Per sack e Kipkths..... Half • Pipe of Wise,
For seek ef Use Sieleealle. .4 Queerly Pipe of Wine,
and T. NISH will pay for the mores ileamsad, with every
expense attending the eareisge M deagagenre it the Wise
to the Moises of the respective,Pachisses.
London, England, 1818-09-08

PASHIONABLR CHANGES.

The Duke sod Doehess of Bedtbrd are expected to-mor-
row at their seat, {{Niobium Abbey, from Scotland.
The Mkt of Leeds hod a *elect party at danger yesterday,
at his house, Whitt-hall.
The Illarsoisof boomtown is entertaining a party of No-
blemen on a shooting patty, at bis seat, Bowood Park,
{V.114„
The Marqnia of Ormond has left the Clarendon Hotel,
nowt-street, for his seat in Kent.
The Earl and Countess of Coventry and tinily left town
yesterday fur their scat, Ltaillit', near Uptoh, Woreestro-
shire.

Earl Spencer left his seat at Wimbledon yesterd3r, to join
a a/wining party in Hert..
The Emil of Itocksairage his left town tie Grimaihorpe
Castle, tbienersetsliire, ow a suit to Lora Gwydir and Lady
Willoughby, fora few days un his way to asolmondelry
Castle, che.lii re.
The East trf Westaleath is expected home shortly from
Pala.

Count Clucks Durance arrivrd on Sunday at Cook's
Hort, Allurnsarle.mrect, frum .tmcrica.
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The Ambassador from the Neihritainla is expected to leave
tows in a few days, for Samicate.
The Dowager Lady Merefoid has left her house in Hanover.
!quern fee het sent, Gloucestershire.
The joiner part of the Rutland family are rapreted in
tows this day, from Brightua, on their way Id Beivuir
Sir Grim and lady Warreuder have left German Spa fur
A is.la.Chapelle. •
Sir Chaim Bross., Bart. arrived yesterday in town from
Paris; this they he will leave for him seat, Marguerite Faint,
Norfolk.
London, England, 1818-09-08

SCARBOROUGH, Sartgamsa 3.

This place continues quite full. The Master of
the Ceremonies' Ball, on Friday se'nnigbt, was
most brilliantly and fashionably attended ; Miss
Cooke, of Wlastley, led off the first set with Mr.
Duiscombe; and Country Dances and Quadrilles
were shoddily danced, until a late hour. The
public approbation of the new M. C. was most
unequivocally evinced by the attendance of up.
wards of 240 of the first respectability compris-
ing the fashion and beauty of the visitants. town
end neighbourhood. The following ire idiot* the
latest arrivals :

Lsly and Iwo Misses eltieltlaiods (Boyslos); Caplan
Reynolds. Rev. Mr. Sysepens sea hod% topsails Trask.
Mr. end Mrs. Milkiness and &milt, M►. sad Mn. Seysmier
sad family, Mr. Dark", Mr. and Mrs. Mania. Rev. T.
Pverin, Mr. Bowlt►p. Mr. rsiwks, Mn. Himknos and family►
Mr. end Mrs. Harping sad family, Mr. CossWok, Mrs.
Alamos.

The Duke of Davonsmsas awl party, mud
Judge BATIAY, are Moog the recent arrivals at
Buxton.

The Marquis of BL*PDFUD and Sr WILLIAM
ELLIOT. Bert. .et off from Edinburgh, on Sunday,
for the Earl of Pities sbuoting seat, Mar Lodge,
Braemar. _ _ _

Mimi BTIIII6. of Drury-lane. and Mr. SINCLAIR,
of Cavesit-garden. are playing at the Ethaburgir
Theatre.

Mr. NIWIDEN, Mr. J. JomisTons. Mr. ENVOY,
and Mrs. DAVISON are playing at the Manchester
Theatre.

We lately contradicted a paragraph in Astute of
the papers. stating. that Mrs. MACILLNZIE, who
is to appear it Drory-lane Theatre. is Milk Mums.
We have Noe authoring, to say. that the latter
young lady is resident in. France for her education.
end that she is uist the forthcoming Mrs. MAC•
RENNIE.
The Warwick Paper announces the, following
stars for the theatre this week :—Mr. CONWAY and
Miss SOMNRYILLIL, as join. and &fritters; Mr.
BOOTH and Mrs. BARTLNY, OA Skyiuck and Persia;
M. La CONTI, the Ventrilotria. from rune;
MINDOZA, the Bruiser; and onto, th.: Pecks-
to tan.

WINDSOR, Srritinirn B.

Yesterday her Majesty's Cormed met s, osu tl ;
it was attended by the A ichloshup of CANTER-
BURY.ihe Bishop of LONDON, Kali Witicitt lAEA,
MACCI.EvPIELD, and Lord ARDEN. After the
Council was over the Archbishop of CANTERBURY
left fur Lambeth Palate, the MAN) of LosouN
fo► Cheltenham, the Earl of Matxt.es?tEg.D for
Sheehan' Cooly, Oxfordshire, rod Lord ARDEN
for Epsom. The Earl of WlnuilLssa remained
in waiting nn his Majesty.
The Doke of YORK visited the Princess SoPHIA
et the Cas►le, and returned to Oatlandir to dinner.
The Princess SopfilA, we are burry to state, has
been indisposed fur some weeks past. Priiicess
SopulA of GLOUCESTER is on a visit to her.
London, England, 1818-09-08

REDCAR, Stn.. 2.

The visitants to this fashionable sea-bathing
place still continue to increase, the ar►ivals every
day exceeding the departures. Amongst the nu-
merous arrivals within the last fortnight we noticed
the following
E. Yorke, E4l. (High Sheriff of the county) and fa-
lsely, Sir Robert arid Lady Meesessua, Hos. Mr. Irby,
Lady Elertbrilt Lowther, Mr. sod Mrs. Olivier, Mr.. sad
Miss Biased, Mr. sad Mn. Chs loner amid family, Sir Robert
Medea, Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Mackfarlartit sad family. Col.
and Mrs. Robson and family, Mr. J. Rube**, Mr. ipad Mrs.
Rooth, Mr. sad Mrs. Child sad family, Mr. sod Ml*Joaes,
Mrs. Jobless, sad Mrs. Asa Scott.
London, England, 1818-09-08

ster who had Supported Mr. Heat at the late elec.
tion, which was carried.
It was then unanimously agreed to that Mr.
Hunt should present the Remonstrance.
Mr. HUNT scconlingly declared, that lie would
from the spot set out tor the Secretary or State's
Office, and that if any of his hearers chose to attend
him, he could not prevent them.
A large number followed bun to the Home
Office. He entered alone, and was immediately in-
troduced to Lord Sidinouth. to whom he delivered
the Remonstrance. Mr. H. theta returuert to the
persons who waited for him, and stated that Lord
Sidmouth had promised to give them as answer in
a few days.
The crowd then dispersed.
London, England, 1818-09-08

RESOLUTION.

1. The population stated by the members of the Colifede.
ration is provisionally assumed for the next five years as
the matriculation of the Confederatiou, according to the pro.
visionally existing order of roller fn plena, with the reserve
of au ulin for determination fur Hesse Homburg:

4. This matriculation avails as the rule both fur the con-
tingeing of troops and of atoney, with the sole exception of
the expenses of the Chancery of the Confederation, which are
provided fur in a difierest mll/Baer.
3. The principles ua whirl the defisilive Matrieulatisa, to
be intrrulueril after fire years, *ball be fattaded, will be re-
ported by a Committee to he apipoieted for the purpose; the
Dirt will discuss it befo►e the reversions of 11w five years,
and agree sou the fival matriculation by Ma ulterior Resoles-
tiou.
London, England, 1818-10-12

SUDDEN DEATHS.

As awful inalsnee of sudden death occurred on Saturday
in Little Drury-lane. Mr. Thomas Pinker, beadle of the
parish of St. Slary-k.Strand, after being out in the morning,
returned home to breakfast, bringing in with him some hot
rolls. He desired his wife In prepare some coffee and have it
ready, and that he would be into breakfast in a few minutes.
lie went out in perfect health, and fell in the street in an
apoplectic tit, and vies carried home senseless. Dr. Do-
nahue of the Adelphi, Sorgeon Stanton of the Strand, and
Sturgeon LueL r, of Newcastle-street were immediately
called to his aonstance, who used every remedy to if cover
him without effrct.—There were no fewer than four persons
canvassing for the office in less than an hour after his death.
—A few evenings ago Mr. Dawson, beadle of Billinevgate
Want, fell down in the street is a similar manner, and ex-
pired almost immediately.
London, England, 1818-10-12

BIRTH.

On the Silt instant, at IpsO. ;cs; the Lady rf Major l'or.
via, of Darahnot-Hour, Suffolk, of a daughter.

MARRIAGES.

On Saturday test, the 10th instant, at St. James's Chet-ch.
Mr. William Sams, of Pall-Mall, to Harriet, third daughter
of the late James Grant Raymond, Esq. of Cbtater-strait,
Grosvenor place.
On ITedneeday, at Bicknell. by the Rev. John Enak,
Rector of Brockley, Norman Mititeke, Eaq. Mount Usti.
acke, county Cork, Ireland, only son of the talc J Imes Gni-
nate, E,n. M P. to Eleanor, served daiighter of the late
George Lax, Esq. Wells, Soatersetabfee.
London, England, 1818-10-12

PIVALE SWINDLIM

Fee Mae Mese psi the city has been ialksted with a set of
swindlers, whose depredations have is to. nosy batsman
bean enetemful. A notorious ersoder, whose permits have
bred curried ea he Holborn, has been token Mb custody ;
the novae of this wooer is Jan li7tlt. On Sleoday se's.
Dien this fetuele, geoteely dressed, colored the sip, of Mrs.
Brooke, Bewares/, Bloomsbury, and ordered several sea.
boards, trays, waken, ha. to be meat to No. 9, Bustimsquare,
as do wished to ohew them to her mother. A boy was is-
meakehsly dispatebed with the articles; when he was within
a few igen of the house the woman bid him wait ; she went
down the area steps Is N. d, Eastea.square, sod returned
to the lad, saying, her alarms was I. the way, and else
did sot wish her Is see the amoeba ; she took tb from
the hey; as shot went irate the homes man, who was passing
by, told the boy be most be careful, be woman being a
swindler i this Irma thee west for a constable; in the mean
time the woman returned to the boy, and told hint she
should keep only a few of the articles, sad dinning him to
fetch a couple of tea.mets, she made her escape with all
expedition. She is suspected to have sees the lase speak.
sag te the lad. The articles were afterwards fetched Mons
the home in Erosion-square, sad, acemedise to the account
received loon the lad, it appeared to him, that some net
or other living at the Were (servants perhaps) were parties
immersed lu the tronsacties. Amnon the tradesman
swindled by this adept in is pursuit, are Mr. Brewer, of
Horning, and a Mr. Tritten, of Cow-cross; sod it is
peeled that many other direct charges will appear again*t
her, her system of plunder having been carried on for a
emeneidernbie period.
London, England, 1818-10-12

DARING ROBBERY.

On Wednesday night last, as a country gentleman was
coming out of Covent Garden Theatre, he was hustled by a
Rug, who robbed him of his [inflict-book, containing con-
siderable property in checks, bills, and notes of the Bank of
England and of the Great Hewers Bank, Cornwall. The
latter notes were payable at the Rank of Barclay and Cu. in
Lombardi-sheet. Infaratation was Riven at the different Po-
lice Offices, and the Poles ordered to be skipped at the Hank.
On Thursday two it of the country mutes were paid in
amongst others at the house of Barclay and Co. and one of
those was traced to slew, who keeps a clutbes 'hop in Dean.
street, Westminster, silo immediately came to Quecii•sqoare
Polk e.uffice, and slated to Sir. IVhite, that ha received it of
a milkman, named Meredith, residing in the Broadway
Potpie, the milker, was dispatched fur the latter, bet !monad
only say that be received the note in the course of business.
said he was permitted to depart on promising tu attend
again if required. Subsrquintly circastataress transpired
which induced the °Mons to search his lodging ow Friday
night, when they fumed a check fur 3UI. drawn upon Newt.
Daniel and Co., Carswell, and which they were neferseed
was ameaget the Mobas nos% sod SSW Bask of &wised
very eld and tom mates. Oilesequesily IlthilAus
moult him teed
he the woman with whom sehellierd, seseed into
custody. Tlmp were enandsed before Mr. /WM but they
solemnly decimal their innocence, and Arend bail, whirls,
however, was mimed, mid they were otemseiNsol for farther
examinatiom
London, England, 1820-07-19

EMIGRATION.

The associated Emigraiits for Canada, who .ailed
on Sunday from the Clyde in the ship Broke,
amounted to 151 individuals, of whom .5 are heads
of f.smilirs. The whole sea expeuees amounted to
about 000/. ; or 41. a-bead, young and old. The
total number of those who hare gone with the as-
sistance of the county is about 900. The whole
expenses to Government will be about 9,8001.
The Gentlemen to whom this measure is princi-
pally due, are Lord A. Hamilton. Mr. Finley, Mr.
Maxwell. Mr. Wilberforce, and Jr. Dalglish.
The greater part of them belonged to the Aber.
crowbie, Trans-Atlantic, and Bridgeton Societies—
members and their families who had been ballotted
out of the said Societies, end being all poor, they
were unable to pay for their own transport, not
having raised more money amoiigst them than
about 1-10th of the expense ; the fund which ena-
bled them to proceed being raised in Loudon, with
a little assistance here. .
London, England, 1820-07-19

DUCIIESS or KENT.

The CRANCELLOR of the EICHCQUtft, after some ex-
plAuntory observations whirl§ were quite inaudible in Cie
gallery, moved that an humble Address be presented to his
313jesty, OM his Majesty would be Kricimigly pleased to give
directions that !INN. be issued from the Consolidated Fund
In her linyst Highness the Duchess of Kent, towards en.
Wing her Royal Highness In defray charges incidental to
the establislinienl.of his Jute Royal Highness the Duke of
Leo, his Ito)al Highness having died on the 21st Limitary,
and. this being the quarterly rayon. ni of the annuities whiels
would hive become due to Yid Royallbws' up to the
Mb A amt.—Agreed to.
STOCK TRANSACTIONS OF THE COURT OF
•CHANCERY.

Air. CA LCIt AFT Amid, that he did not apprehend
the lewd oppontion to the motion of vne!) hr Itad
given notice. respecting the emoluments of the Ac-
countant-General of the Court of Chancery. It
repeartil that that Offii.Vr was paid not only by a
salary. but by a division of the brokerage on the
stock !rannactions of the Court with the broker ego.
.ployetl. Ile thought that that writ not the way it;
winch he ought to be paid, but that remuneration
should be made by way of direct salary. Mr. Cul.
craft then rooted—.
Thai there be laid before the Moose an *cement of the
Commission of nri.okerage rccrirtal by the Acconntassi•Ge.
heral of the Conti of Chancery on Stink Tratroartiutta dur.
toe the last 'ten parr. and ad... proportion. in ',guide it was
divined between tire Actuontent-Gencral and the Warr.

The question hiving. been —Mr. W. CotIETENAY said, that he did net in-
ttgict In ofer any opposition to the tnoliOet, which.
Rita as it •corild br Ctintplied with, M;l3 tp be con-
sidered atritett ow a motion of course; but the too.
as worded, wait tifitiost iurge.asihle to be coots-
plied with. 'fly the T2tliGeo. I: which created the
'office, the kccotaitt.int-Ilei.eril wns direciell,'ltitiotig
other Akitiei assil'Uitiritritini. to manage tie stock
thr ('curt. .fur Ibis purpose It we*
itrc;i.sotry tliit hi ii"large slumber or
perilito bushiest; was to he
006101i:4 11.4111ritieetittit4thet4ttiticifittir et•tcluessi,
for ttie'lrat
• sr
London, England, 1820-07-19

PARIS PAPERS.

PARIS. JULY 13.
King heard MUM yesterday in his •psrt-
usent, after which lie traibieted business wills the
Prsoident or the Council of Atusisters, and his
Excellency the Nlinister for 'Foreign Affairs.
Almost all the towns and cities of France have
began to offer up prayers to (leaven fur the bole
deliverance of the Ouches* of Berry of a Priner,
to perpetuate the stock of the Lilies.
Several Journals have announced that M. Birthed
lomeo Pergaini set out front Paris, while he hail
been seen in some public places, on Isis wad• to
London. The passport of Perguitli was examined
for Rome, at the office of Ilse Prefect of Police
the day before yesterday, as also the passports of ail
the Italian iv:messes in the suite of the Queen of
Essgfilid.—(llloniteur.)
The Court of As•tsrs yesterday condemned the
Sieur Bolisquet I)escharups, for sedition* expres-
sions, to Five years' imprisonment, and a fine of
4,000 francs.,

Two persons of the lower elm of people were
sentenced fur r like offence, one to six mouths and
the oilier to two montlis imprisonment.
The Five per cent. Consuls, it f.; Dark Ac-
tions, 1,3751
London, England, 1820-07-26

DREADFUL ACCIDENT.

Yesterday, about noon, as several baggage waggons heavily
laden with trunks, kr. the property of the soldiers belong-
lug to the tOth L•ght Dragoons, were proceeding along the
ITaudsworthßoad,on their route from Rnmfnrd to Richmond,
snider a military escort, one of them anfortunattly came lit
contact *ilk a lamp post, which; it bloke to 'Met% and
from the suddenness of the suck precipitated the
wife of one of the private, belonging to the regiment,
named Stephetts, and lire child, a fine buy about CoI years
old, who were riding Ha the waggon at the time, with grest
•iolence to the ground, the wheel of which passing nv.e
the infant, killed it oil the spot ; the mother falling on h. e
head, narrowly escaped a similar fate; she was taken up ip
e state of insensibility. Great doubts are entertained of her
recovery.
London, England, 1820-07-26

DIVIDENDS.

August Its. D. Richards, of Jewin.s;rret, Cripplrgate, Lon-
don, woullen.draper, at less, at Guildhall.
August I. W. Davis, of Newbury, Berks. upholsterer, at
eleven, al Guil lloall, L lon.
Atagnat 1. J. Hollauds, of Roinney.terrace, Horse.ferry.road,
Westminster. builder, et eleven, at Guildhall, Lundua.
August 26. W. W. Atkins, of Alcester, Warwick, grocer,
at test, at Guildhall, Lundou.
August 19. T. Dawes, of Voltsll, Stafford, lape-manufac-
twee, at len, at the Cup lan, Yoxall.
Aligns! 16. H. lambden and W. Collins, of Two Mile.hill,
Gloucester, pin.manufacturers, at twelve, at Ike Com-
mercial Rooms,
"July 29. G. Elmer, of alisiley, Earn, merchant, at ten, at
Guildhall, Luntlim.
August 17. W. Walker, of Norwich, bricklayer, al four, al
the Norfolk Hotel, N,,rwieli.
August IS. W. Southey, of Kenninglnn-lane, Saint Mary,
Newingt ~,,, .dealer, at twelve, at Guildhall, Lomb's.
August 19. G. Ettershank, of Dorking,Surrey, •urserymen,
at twelve, at Guildhall, London.
August 18..1. Humphries, of Birmingham, merchant, at
eleven, at the Woolp3rk Inn, Birmingham.
August 17. J. Turkel t and E. H. Timken, of Bristol, gro-
cers,at twelve, at the Commercial ROMA., Bristul.
August 16. K. &testier, at Horsforth, Guiseley, York, dry-
miter, at eleven, at the Court-House, Leeds.
August 28. H. J. Huot, late of Exiling, Suffolk, miller, at
twelve, at the White Hart lair, Newmarket.
August 16. F. Deakin and J. Onghttui, of Derriend Mills.
Aston, near Birmingham, wire.drawcrs, at eleven, at the
Royal Hotel, Birmingham.
CERTIFICATES.—Auoust 15.

R. W. Linda'', of Sadao'll, Staffor.i, dealer.—G. Lames,
of the Coasniercial-hosildings, Mineing.lane, Loudon, wine-
merehaul.—N. B. Johnson', of Birrnintham, berl-masorfae-
torer.—W.Flealey, Imte of II olywellostreet,Soratiol, Middlesex,
silk-mercer--G. Elliott, of !toch►.ter, Kent, rrteer.—W. S.
Litler, late of Reeleshall, Soafford, schoolmaster.—G. Smooth,
of Leicesier.sqoare, %Veinal inter, tailor.
London, England, 1820-07-26

PASMONABLE MOrEMENTS.

The Deke aad Melvin of Richmond and faMily will
leave tow. is a few days fur their seat, Malcolm, Sussex,
for She •eamuw.

Lora and Lady Grantham left town on !kfariasy. on a Irjoit
to the Monger Gunmen be Grey, at her seat, Wrest House,
heolforilslsire.

Arrivals at the Hopi Motel, St. James's•street :—Mr. and
Mrs. Martin, from Paris; Miss Mackintosh, from ditto;
Edgard flotkr, F:sry from his seat in Ireland.
Dissriiires yesteiday from the Clarendon Hotel, Bond-
serest :—Rev dames Brownlow, for Scotli.oil ; Wm. Crosby,
Esq.. forths Continent.

The Ent of Powia ha. left town, for the Dake of North.
untlwrlan.l's seas, SIMI noose.

The Marchioness of Exeter has left her house in Privy-
garileno, fur her seat, Langley, Neut.
The Martial, and Marchioness of Balls and family, left
their house in Oro 000000 -square, yesterday, for their lest in
Wilt., for the season.

Lard Hovers left town yesterday, for his seat, Hare Park,
Newmarket.

THE COUNTESS OF ST GERMAIN'S' BALL
AND SUPPER.

Her Ladyship opened her elegant mansion in St. James's-
square on Monday evening, for the first time since her mar-
riage, to the Mitt ion, with a most splendid ball and supper.
The spacious smite of apartments on the dining-room floor,
-five its number, were superbly illuminated; the grand draw-
ing room was appropriated fur dancing, which was fitted up
with aoique taste and elegance. hand of the 2J regt.
of Life Guards were stationed in the inner halt, who perform-
ed martial and other music during the night, with their nasal
admired excelleuee. The company began to arrive soon
after tea o'clock ; the ball commenced at eleven ; the supper,
which consisted of every delicacy of the season, was an-
trounced at Iwo. The dessert was of the rarest description,
pines, grapes, melons, peaches, dcc. The wines were of the
Sant qualities. The dancing was resumed at three, and
eliminated till nearly six yesterday morning. The complus),
present exceeded 300 distinguished fashionable., mon
whom were—

The Duke and DUCIIIVI of Beaufort.
The Dowager Duchess of Rutland.
The Marquis and Marchioness of Winchester.
Earls— Bai hunt, Westonorland, Clunmel, Limerick,
Shafte►bury, Rosalyn, Ancrain, Digby, Stamford, and Clare.
Countesses—Dartmouth, Bathurst, Clint mel, Morton,
Beanchamp, and Dowager Climmel.
Lords—Nimtwon, Sydney, %%dick's!, Falmouth, Clinton,
Forbes, and Molesworth.

Ladies—Nl 'litany, Somerset, Burgess, Cooper, Pole, M.
Erskine, &tiiest, Fe!mouth, Legge, C. Macdonald, A.
Edgcenshe, Pringle, Louisa Lygon, K. Stewart, C. Crofton,
three Ladies Grey, L. Call, Elizabeth Foam, H. Whitshed,
C. Pinder.

Sits—S. Flndyer, W. Call, W. Pringle, W. Elliot, C.Pole,
soil.lomeo Burgess.

Colexels—Lygon, Mercer, Lambert, Jamte, Elphinstone,
slid D• 111 ie..

Captaias—Woodley, R.N Diothy, and Wsldegrave.
Mr. sod Mrs. Bowles, Mrs. and Miss Boehm, Mrs. and
Miss Mama, the Marquis .1. Pacer, Sic.
London, England, 1820-07-26

WRIT OF NE EXEAT REGNO.

HICK, ♦N INFANT, BY HIS NEIT FRIEND N.
HICK ♦ND OTHERS._ _

The ATTORNRY-GBNERAL moved for a writ of
Re extol Regiw to issue against the Defendant
Hick, to prevent his leaving the country. It ap-
peared that he married a Miss florae, in the year
1817, who had a fortune of 4,0001. %thick the De-
fendant agreed to settle on his wife and the issue
of the marriage, he having a life interest iu it ;
he gave a bond to Trustees for the due execution
of the marriage settlement in the amount of 4,0001.
and the trustees were also made Defendants in this
suit, as the marriage settlement was never exe-
cuted. Mrs. Hick had since died, leaving the in.
font Plaintiff the only issue of that marriage. The
defendant Hick has since married another woman,
had sold out the money in the funds which was the
property of his first wife, Miss Horne, and was
about leaving this country for America. Under
those circumstances, he, the Learned Counsel, had
no doubt hut his Lordship would grunt the motion.
The LORD CH•NCELLOf—" Let the writ issue
forthwith, and let its amount be 4,0001."
Motion granted.

In the Appeal case of the Duke of HAMII.ToIi
v. Mrs. H. now SCOTT Wanton, the
House of Lord. gave their judgment on Monday,
and confirmed the decision of the CourYof Session,.
Scotland. that the leases granted by the late Duke
of HAMILTON to the Respondent were valid. •
One hundred and sixty male convicts have been
shipped at Portsmouth, to go on board the
at Spithea4 for New South Wales.

•tHE rußk.

-.or-
CH ELMSFORD RACES.

these Rates commenced yesterday. add iwe %sit terrier./
the parikulor• by Evros*. The emerse`wsil cro•d•d, sod
the sports were very good.
Sweeprtakea of 50gs. each. a It..
Lord Cithesdith's t. by Middleibukr, oat of rot I
Lord Ortweraor't Arbiter
Dittmar Graftoo's Lick ' 3
Lord Fidry'r br. to Mirada
6to 5 apt the elastr—'t to I apt Arbiter. The 11406.. r
was rode by Aruold.

The Oatland Stakes of 3045. each.
Lord Eketer4s Andrei', 4 yrs idd, eat. 7:b.
Mr. T. Wright's Denmark. 3 yrs Cit bib. ...... 2
Lord Very lam's Veterinarian, 3 yrs oil, Tat. .......;
Mr. Edeards's Anacreon, 6 yrs pld, 9...1ib...
sto 3 apt the oinner—S to apt Denmark-3 to 1 apt
Anacreon. A good race. Wow by Rubinson.
The King's Plate of 100 g.. far Mares of all ages t
years old, lit.; fuer, 1i5t.511..; eve, 6.t. Ilila ; sit ai
aged, 9.t.
Lord Clareirduu's b. f. by Whalebone, 3 yrs 01d... 3 1 L
Mr. Roger.' Curinoe, spa el
Mr. Edward:. Rhoda, aged 6 3 .3
Mr. Rost'. Rump, 5 yrs old
Duke of Graftoe's Zest
Mr. Palmer's Lucretia. 4 yrs old 5 dr
Mr. Smith's Sleight of Haunt, a pit 044 l
Lord Krius's The Biirle
6 to 4 apt Coriuee, aed 6 to 1 ors ism Act OK bust.
London, England, 1820-07-26

COURT OF REQUESTS.

The same Member, adverting to what he lust!
said on a former evening, respecting the tees pay-
able in the Court of Herpes s in the Borough or
Southwark, said, that he had since been tolerated
by one of the Clerks of the Court, that the fees, in
case the parties appeared, were but ss. I Id. ; but
in case they did not, to 12a. 6d.
London, England, 1820-07-26

GAME LAWS.

Lord CALTHORPE ;016C more for a return of
all convictions under the Game Laws. f lBl4
to the present time; he said his obje-t in calling
for that return was to ascertain whether any altera-
tion had been effected by the recent enactments on
that subject. He considered the Game Laws as
existing at I.resent entirely un►uited to the state of
society in which we now were. From the universal
diffusion of wealth among the mercantile and ma-
nufacturing classes of the community, they were
enabled, in order to supply themselves with the
ltixury of game. to hold out irresistible temptations
to breaches of the laws. Ile thought that a repeal,
or further modification of the Game Law., was ab-
solutely necessary, is the present system gave rise
to 1 .1 of every description. It was most inju-
rious, because the temptations arising from it, acted
with peculiar force on a class most valuable to the
strength of the State—he meant the peasantry of
the counkry.—Motion granted.
The Earl of LIVERPOOL brought down a mes-
sage from his Majesty, desiring that the original
papera laid before their Lordships. on the 6th Jens
last, might be returned to the office of Use Seeps.
tat, of State for the Home Department. -
THE QUEEN. _

The Earl of SHA ressou KT brought op the Report
of the Committee appointed by their Lorships to
search for precedents as to Air sborle of enforcing the
attendance of Peers, oo this JlN.d reodiog of the
Bill of Pains sod Penalties. •
His Lordship then reed the Itopset. He con.
eluded by waling. that au hold& Address be
London, England, 1820-07-21

PARIS PAPERS.

An English imirrrit announced that Quern Caroline
his written a hauls,,uir ihet's, letter to U. Benjamin Coo.
stunt. Another paper rrouttsf to give this letter and the
an.wer—(Gazelle de Ftan,c..)

It has berm observed, that the tin-Fiekek like cry we
a Oar Manchester Bruthers fur rrer !" was beard spout the
bout, vnrds, at the very n tttttt ent that a celebrated traveller
was passiog the walls of the capital, ua her way to St. Deals.
It is assel led, that atone rental ks upon this singular casualty
will lae published after the derision of the important trial
which at p.eaent fixes the attentioio of England and all
Esoriipe.—(ldent
It is settled that the Court wall not go back to St. Cloud
this year.
YIADRID, JULY 8.

In the third ',Mine of the preparatory Junta, which took
place this day, the Cortes were constituted. M. Evpiga,
Aichhishop of Seville, has been appointed President, and
(t nerd Quiroza, Vice President. Tim Secretaries • notm•
nate.' are, MM. Cletnenciet, Cepero, Subrie, and Martial
Loper..
A deputation of twenty-two Members and two Secretaries
piuceeded to the Royal Palace, to inform the king that lbw
Cortes trete constituted. His Majesty receirr.l them io
great slate, and caused them to sit down in his presence.
Vie King, in ansiter to the President's speech, said that he
would be present at the assembly of the Cortes, un the 9th
instant, at ten in the ivcning.
CARL4RUHE, •ULY 10..

Her Mnjeoy the Queen of Barai ia has arrived at Brisch-
mil, win re she is to pass some days with the Dowager Mar-
graviue of Bader, her mother. The young Dukes of Bruns-
wick, nephews of the Queen (their late mother was a Pejo-
eess of Baden, t►e &nightie of the Dowager Margras ine),
are still at Brucbsal.
London, England, 1820-07-21

EMIGIiAIIuN.

EXTRACT FROM A LETTER FROM MR. MAIDLOK,
WHO LATELY EMIGRATED FROM THE NEIGH-
BOURHOOD OF PORTSMOUTH. TO THE UNITED
STATES.
6. Park Palace, mar Evansville, Indiana, United
Males or America, March 2s, 1820.

" I have now resided nearly seventeen months in
this IVesterti country, and hope 1 am eatubkd to
form a tolerably (*or re c t opinion of the climate,
itgrieulture, internal guver ttttt cot or the Slate;
resuarre., roArfs, ant inanntrs of the iohabitants.

." indium, is said to be in length, from north to
south, ,:1114 miles ; breadth, from east to we►t, 155;
contains 37,01 0 square mules; lays between 37 deg.
43 min. inid 41 deg. 52 min. north latitude, and
7 deg. 40 min. and 10 deg. west longitude, and at
I►rtseot to supposed to contain a population of 170
thousand inhabitants, and a rapidly increasing. Its
rilretitages fur navigation is not excelled by any State
in the Unioll : the Ohio being its southern, and
the Wabash its western boundary. On the north
it approaches the bikes, where it will soon have a
communication with tl►e Groot Canal to New York
and the mitten States.
White Hirer, which is a noble stream, runs south.
westwardly through the State, and empties itself

k

-~

COURSE OP FACHAI
Amsterdam, C.F. II
Dino at Sight ll 3
Rotterdam.-- • 12 7
Antwerp
Hamburgh
Altuna
Paris 3 day's date 23 SO
Ditto 24 10
Boordraux ditto 2O 10
Frankfort ou the

155 i
Vienna EN.2tn.flu. 10 9
Tne to ..... 11
Madrid
Cadiz

Di'boa 34i
Barerlona 334
Sr 33i
Gi brake/ .

Leghorn ......... 47

....-
London, England, 1820-07-21

GRA NTH A M ELECTION,

€1:1:r FRANCIS COLUMBINE DANIEL.
•ilh the moot lively sense of gratitude, returns his
hest Thanks In ttnuarGrinternen who did him the Minoru of
soliciting lona an Monday last Si, triwrrent in Parliarueut
that Italy respectable Town or Grantham, in lineulmliire.
Sir Fraacis emigres the worthy Llecturs. that had he hi-ru
appriaed of their and' earlier, he would must rertainly have
dose himself rite honour of accepting their kind stifFragrs;
sad that in the event of any future vacancy, Sir Francis
would consider it Melly honourable to represent so ancient
soul re•n. clank a Borough. Sir Petunia's mind is truly in-
deptiolent ; he in warmly attached to 111111 V principles which
plarir! ilie 11'10111Y Falliliy on the Throne; sail ahutilil he
ewer hare dm I ..... our of hriag returner! to Pasliantent, be
err ♦nte conarientiotisly, keeping in view the true
spiiit of the Cunatitsilinti, by supporting the King, Lords
mid Cninu 00000 a. - _ -

Grove. Collie, Mole End. and
Chariot', Now, Surrey.
July 20, 1120.

.gwwiatoo.‘4ol.llllPu_
London, England, 1820-05-13

cOrtic hkenettes, *a it.

, 'hen bete here bat few arrivals of any grain since WA.
ofsday, atilt thr Wbrat trade continues exeretliagly heavy,
tat what sales were au& were at Monday's prices; setae
of that day's supply from Essex snit Su was
left or hand it the lose if this gay's market. Mosby is
Inv leafier cheaper, the malting season bring nearly over,
OP AM the .tftwmantl la wow very trifling. !lulu folly sopprrt
Wedifedg'' prig sod low Cora sateready sale. Is Beast
hod 14figie there I. net alteration.
London, England, 1820-07-28

•
This day is published, in Sao. with Four Maps, price Ns
boards,
A DISSERTATION on the PASSAGE of
HANNIBAL over the ALPS.
By a MEMBER of the UNIVERSITY of OXFORD.
Printed for G. sod W. B. Whittaker, Ate Maria-lane,
London; and J. Parker, Oxford. •
London, England, 1820-07-28

ilvs emir.
Sir lobs jest gives is striking reef of Ida M.
tension to aid interests of the military seder his
cononised. that he Lai reettiviva several letters,
anonymoas solleebeirr„ stating that particular non commis.
sinned officers had eltErciswil sets of tyranny awl isajtesitee
towards the private withers. It is prelonine that some of
these Macre were the work of iiierudiaries. Sir John, Itow• I
ever, very wisely as well as humanely cosioidered that there '
was a possibility that some of them might have had a (min•
dation in fact, anti that whether so or soil, it ustiot at least i
be satisfactory to the men to know that they were neder lbe
prnhction of the law, and that that protection witted be cf.
lorded them in case of need. Without notifyisig bin object,
therefore, he ordered a grand field.day on the 24th instant.
at which were collected theta/at and 55th regiment', the fah
dragoon guards, mud a part of use royal artillery. As
soon as th-y were assenilded nu the ground, he himself •o-
peered, and ordered them to form around him. The circle
Whig formed, he addressed them, sad mated sbp receipt of
the alnive.ntentioned letters. The General then read Viand,
from the Articles of War, tasting the punishments to which
seikants guilty of such behaviour were liable, sad also ilium
to which privates were, who made unfounded eumplaiats,—
He concluded by expensing his hope, that if such emodect
bad been used by the *celestas, they would not repeat it.awd
that no privates would bring forward charges of this altars,
unless they mold roily substantiate them.
Sir iiihn Bysig then quitted the ground, leaving many of
the soldiers much surprised at the siiifouaded eomplaiwis
addressed to their General, but all highly gestated with the
anxiety Ise had 'hewn, that their just rights slevalii be Js-
gaily protected.
London, England, 1820-07-28

This day is published, in 120 o. price ss. bound,
AN ABRIDGMENT of the HISTORY of
IRELAND, from the Earliest Accounts to the Present
Time; on the Plan of Dr. Goldsmith's" History of England,
for the Use of Schools and Private Education;" with Ex-
ercises at the earl of each Chapter, sod Recapitulations at
the end of ewe\ Book; and a asrosotogicai Table. Second
Edition.
Printed for G. and W. R. Whittaker, Ave Maria-lane.

This day is published, in 4 vol.. Svo. price 11. Ills. boards,
FULL and CORRECT ACCOUNT of
LM.A the MILITARY OCCURRENCES of the late WAR
between GREAT BRITAIN and the UNITED STATES
of AMERICA; with an Appendix and Plates.
By WILLIAM JAMES.
London: Printed fur Black, Kingsbury, Parbery, and
Allen, Leadenhall.street.
Of whom may be bati...by the same Author,
A FULL and CORRECT ACCOUNT of the chief
NAVAL OCCURRENCES of the late WAR between
GREAT BRITAIN and the UNITED STATES of AME.
RICA.