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The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1820-02-03

CHARGE OF FRAUD.

George thirty, who stated himself to be clerk to a So-
ciety fur the Relief of the ladment and ladostritrus Poor,
was cha►ged with fraudoleaily übtainiag divers saws of
money, of people of distiuction, wader pretence that the
poor were to be supplied with ascot at three-pence half•
peony prr permit.
A book war louad apos the Prisoner which had a list of
subscribers, amongst dist isiguislied personages, su the anweat
of more than 5001 ; and it was proved ia 'evideace, that the
butcher's account fur iiipplying the said pew was not more
than 20/.

'lke Prisoner was discharged, as be acted u clerk timely
to a perms Named Poi field, arsiust alma warrants were
granted.
This kowssas society was stated is placards to be at 111,
Castle-street, (Word market; but it had hes removed to as
(Ancor* back parlour ia•tho mule Wefts where thaw was
scarcely a sheet of paper or a dip of iuk.
London, England, 1820-02-03

CANDLES ON AN IMPROVED PRINCIPLE.
11. I'. DAVIES. 63. St. Mairtiu'Llaske. oppo.
LTA • site New Slaughter's Coffee.hosse, sole Menefee.
Neer of the IMPERIAL WAXED WICK MOULD
C lINDLES, which are siaiversally allowed to barn equal
to wax, deems it oenology to caution the Nobility and
Ftsuilies spinal the Lase attempts of permits daily adver.
falai, as *one are genuilse but those had at his Warehouse
as • above, or No. 161, Fleet-street.
Wise Sperm Candles, 3s. 4d. per pouad; Palace Wax
Uttar, or Lome Wax Pieces, Is. 6d. per pound ; Imperial
br 'turd Wick Mould Gaines, I Is. 641. per doges; Best
Shire Caudle', 10.. per dozen ; Mottled Soap, from 945. to
es Y. per cwt.; Yellow Soap, 82e. to 86e. per cwt.; Wise
Ca id. Soap, 15:1s. per earl.; Windsor mad Pelee Soap, Is. 4d.
to to. per lb.; Brown Windsor, Is. to Is 6d. per lb.; Highly-
* hated Fancy Soaps, 11a. per dozen; Sealing Wax,
p. t lb; Flue Sperm Oil, 75.6.1. per plias ; Commas Oil,
3.. 6.1. to 4s. per gallon.
Ord..rs forwarded to all parts of Tows, and carefully
pa Yard for the Country.
London, England, 1820-11-17

TO THE PROPRIETORS OF EAST INDIA StOCK.
lAIIIIII MOO GILAITLtillti,
IUE R. N. it. EIJIMONSTONF !forint been placed
171 in the dist inguitlied situation of a Ditecior of your
Affairs mince I had the himulor of sildressisig you on the 22d
&weather last, I now agave lake the liberty of apprising
you that it is nix intention of proceeding to the Ballot at the
'armhole Annual Election in April next, no the Vacancy ric.
easioned by the Death of Colonel J. B. Taylor, or out any
casual y which may terror.
From lin. (hurting 'torpor. I have received on my canvava,
I have reaton In hope that my pretensions have been room.
&era favourable by you, for which mark of your kindness
I be leave moo reaproluily It. fender to you my grateful
'basks, owl, at the same lime, to solicit your atlitiliosial fa.
your BSA 'upper I.
I shall lake the earliest opportunity of renewing my per.
soul respects to each tisili•olual Proprietor.

I have the honour to be,
Ladies and Gentlemen,
Your most obedient Servant.
1411, November, 1810. JOHN LOCH.
H.H.—Camionsnicatimaa relating to Captain Loch•• Elec.
lion will he thankfally received at the New City Chambers,
Bishopagate.atreet.
London, England, 1820-11-17

endeavouring to get up an Address to the Qtorm ;
but the Brightoniaas are so peculinly snorted, thaf
we do not expect it to be very numerously signed.
One of the principal canvassers -is the Rev, Dr.
Styles, the Disseining Minister, who lately pre.
seated the Address to the King. Upon that occa-
sion, his Majesty-, who laid previously heard of hie
having attetupted to get :in Address voted to the
Quern during the prosecution, received him with
the following expressiuu—`• / have heard uf you.
Dr. Styles."
YORK.—The news of the triumph of the Queen
arrived in this city ■bout ten o'clock on Saturday
evening, sod was received by au immense con-
course of individuals, who were anxiously waiting
the arrival of the :nail, with loud and continued
cheers. The bells immediately commenced ring-
ing, the streets now became crowded, and every de-
nsoustration of joy which the late hour of the night
could allow of was exhibited. One of the stage-
coaches was drawn through the streets of the city
loaded with individuals, and preceded by music,
and banners inscribed •' Persevere and Cowper !"
and " Liberty and Independence I" An immense
concourse of people accompanied the procession,
and were received with cheers as they inised
The popular songs of si God staw the Queea !"
" Scols wha hue wi' Wallace bled"—"'rule Bri-
tannia." Ac. were sung and played.—(York Cou-
rant, November 13.)
London, England, 1820-11-17

MB CHAIR.

GALLANT Housn.—Tbe heeds of Jake twills, Erg. of
Paytoe, near Leiletwardine, in ibis twiny. after killing one
hare, ran another into the river Trees where she was found
drowned ; a third was soul starlet sod killed after • severe
fill' of two boors; amongst the leading Woods at the last
death, to the great astonishment of • misnerous Geld of
Sportsmen. was • favourite uld hitch Maybes r), 'ferrying II
whelp in km which it is supposed 1116 P pupped during
the fault at the river!!! Every care was hiswisurely taken
of her, and she was sent In the kneed, where she pepped
two more whelps, which with the Int are now living. and
the progeny will &whitens prove • most vsleahle sequisitios
to Mr. Smith's crack park.,--(llersforti Jusirmal.) •
London, England, 1820-11-17

DREADFUL ACCIDENT FROM FIRE ARMS.

Dilliloll the late rejoicings in Leierstrv-sqoarv, a roost
dreadful occidest (the cirrnsastaoree wfwhich have not been
fully detailed to the public) occurred, sad which is likely
to seuee fatal in it, consequences.
Mr. Crompton, tailor residing in May's-buildings, Mary.
le-butte, after speuiling Lis evening near the Strand, on re.
Inning I tt h Leiceoter-square, while in the act of
pawing by a )ouog man who was just about to discharge a
large pistol, be had scarcely pained by before the pistol
"eat off and boat in pieces, which Sew in every direction;
past of it airuck Mr. Crompton, who not immediately being
aware of the injury Le received, collared the young man
who let off the pistol. The young man struck him at the
lime, Mr. CI iimpton's eye bring completely out of the
socket. 011 discovering the dreadful slate be was in, the
young mall was apprehended and taken to St. Awes
watch•bouse, to which place Mr. C. was siopported, unable
to speak, front thence he was carried to lite Middlesex
llospital, where he was pat so bed, and his friends had no
account of Aim until the following day. Me was in the
giciitept agony. The young 111141 s was examined at Marl-
-1).1-Lough-street, he iv n Anisaii, and was merely fisted
Otollongto, units r the Act of Parliament, for letting off
the vi,.101. _ _

Ve.derday the Magistrate, J. E. Conant, Eaq. who convicted
tereivril a certificate from Middlesex Hospital,
ttttt nog him that Mr. Crumple., was in a very dangerous
(wittiness. It appears that • piece of the pistol, about one
inch and a quarter in length, entered the eye upon the
bursting of the pi.tul snit yesterday he underwent the
peitifid operation of having it extracted, which was com-
pleted, and was borne with great fortitude by Mr Cramp.
ton, who, since his confinement, has had 50 leaches on his
peisiiii. The poor min has a wife and family, and we nia.
drriassid it is not to the power of the ~tan who injured him
rtlldlf him assistance.
London, England, 1820-11-17

NEW LAW BlloK—hoir Published, price 0..
ATREATIsE ors the LAW of C()%1 VON
RECOVERIPAS, wherein the whole modern Theory
sad Practice of Cosseyantios relative to ibat species of
Insaraars is collected, elucidated, and systematically
arranged.
Ry A GENTLEMAN of Lincoln's Inn.
Published by A. Maxwell, !Ave Bookseller, Bell-yard,
Liwoles-lito; mid to be had of all Booksellers.
London, England, 1820-11-17

TII THE. EDITOR OF THE BRITISH PRESS•

Sine—You leave for many yeast announced thrusgh the
medium of your well-renerlacted mud widely eirentated Paper.
the Eetablishment of the MEDICAL. BOARD, institisted
by the celebrated Dr. COOPER, and assisted by !edema
Surgeons and Physicians of uesrly forty years experience.
blesses. COOPER and Cu. merest you s dl base the kind-
nem to Worm your readers. the whole of amr practice is
now enucentrated at Charlotte HUIISC, Great Charlotte-
II wet, Blackfriars.rosil, where twee. al riounts are appropriated
for consoltatium The object f thie airangcnoset is, that
every Case may have tin opinion of Dr. Cooper awl the
whole Board ; and in order that the Public may be -ermined
of the above circumstance, en advantagenses to them, you
will be pleased to insert this Notice twice a week foe ON
Mouth. By Order of the: Board,
I have the honour to rf main, your obedient Bermate
ROOT. C BELL, M.D. Sec.
N.R letter addressed to Ste F. C. Daatel jrea.
surer) are laid before the Bused Gee same day.
Medical ilearel,Charlelle please,
Sarre'', Noe. 6, Ibild.

(ICK and SURGICAL DISPENSARY.—
K/ His Royal Highness the like of York. President—
Gov. inttra, Earl 4 Eeremont ; Earl of Leitrim ' • Hon. Co.
lone) J. Barry. at P.; Jr Ultimate, wr.P.—Sergeeste, Moss.
E. and HERMAN, Menai ra of the Royal College, Lou-
don—The treatment of abotrifers, the coosearience ui
early passions and joveuile intliscretioes, has generally been
CUllSilirrtd 10 simple, as to herome Ilse hectiness of the most
illiterate pretenders, an.l has too often hems stientipteal by
patient. themaelves. What es the nuforionate remelt 7 roil'
of cunalitntioa, irretrievohle loss of health, am( eons,.
trent., a entailed on the habits, which produce a life of Ini-
errioti psis and rousinnal misery. Were the young and un-
wary of both sexes sufficiently aware, when they fall into
such toilful-time, itf the real knowledge and espertence re-
quited for their Ileatnieol, they would he strictly cautious
to whom they mininliel thews-elves. It ass these considers-
twos which brat estaliltshetL outlet Royal Patronage. the
alanre It *lion. The So xeona (lifter an extensive alipt-
✓ienee in various climate, hare been nese sweaty yam st
the head of this Einahltshinevt, where there Ora tiolleeilf
cored no less than 1,1100 patients, amongst whose amphinsts
may be stated some of the waist cases of Lees, Strictoree,
Debility, and other suppoaril incurable affections of the ge-
iterative organs, *hick have Itia.ot here removed, aid mos-
pieta), rend, to the perfect satisfaction of the potimits,
with that -delicacy, 'fenny, and bosomy which is IN oars-
oary is all lasiolotions.
Maine. K. and HERMAN may be ~tolled as semi
by bush ales, at No. 11, lower Cbarloilloareeto feigned-
sipore; when Letters frosts Town sad Csestry ors so be ad-
dressed, sod the secemorg advice sod medicinal win be
ran, oe tem Is say pat it the Viand Ikeda's.
Just published. by sad Meer% peiae 4..
&coed Mints, Practical Oboervatioss s die slung Dis-
Mat

NMI Ti;
Ote•t ft. 17 • 94,8814 by C. COPPfiLL.
of she "Wei&
London, England, 1820-11-28

licatios did not ONINS a einsisseasileation. Re Hai a opluisis
that the Jury were piroperly directed to pressing the pub-
lication is Leicestershire. With regard to the evidence,
it appeared to him that the Prosecutor did NI know
that Ilse paw cwer was in Bickerstrlrs heeds. The Jury
beard the ereurneute of Cvonsel aft to publication. soil
be had coosidrred it wish greet euxiety os account ref
his differing in ripiaion with his Learned Brother (Boyley).
hi his opinion, the premiers did rearrest the presumption
that the libel was delivered to Mr. Bickerstaff ia Leires.
tershire in the same state in which it came to Bronkr's
band. To bare presumed Sir Francis Burdett had gone
out of the evenly, or that the teller was delivered scaled,
li
was, he ghoo•hr, ito draw a presumption wilboat any
premise*. it wee not necessary, in his opinion, to amt.
lain the verdict that no other conclusion costal be drown ;
be thought Mot the most reasonable inference from
the prestige', and that the hate was perfectly justified
in so 'Wine it to the Jewry. Notwithstanding the high
respect which he entertained for the opinion of his
Learned !trotter (Bayley), be thought they would rot be
jii.sified in granting a new trial, in order to have cep.
lain facts pot upon the record, more especially in a
✓ase whirr it was not called for at the trial It was
✓aid that She Defendant .might have put the paper
in
hi, porker, and rode into another county, and there pot it
in the post. oilier. Snesposing that were true he shunld Mill
say be ought to be con•tcted of the whole of the charge in
the county of Leicester. In a misdemeanor of distinct
parts be was of opinion that the whole might be tried in
any nue county. On this he entertained not a particle of
doubt. It was contended that the Defendant could not be
tried in either county, or in other words, not tried at
ail. Stich conclusion would be an abosodily, and
proved to his mind the falsehood of the premises. On the
groom! of the rejection of evidenee, he was of opitrion that
the evidence offered was properly rejected. The Learned
Jadge supported his opiniou by • citation of eases, and
cencludeol by stating, that be was of opinion there was ll*
ground for a new trial.
1114 KING V. EDMONDS. CARTWRIGHT, AND
OTHERS.
The SOLICITOR f: stated, that the role in this
ease had not even been drawn up. and lie was therefore in
a condition to pray judgment hot ag he 'opposed it was
to be am-slotted to inadvertence, all be asked was, that it
might he 'bairn op for the first day of at at Term.
London, England, 1820-11-28

Mr. DENMAN d.
TIIE Kir:. SIR FRANCIS BERDSTT.
The SOLICITott GIMPRAI. said, he Amulet lint move the
judgment of the Court tell the first day of next Term ; lie
mentioned II to prevent the tmeessity of Defendaut's attend-
iug the Cann day by day.
TilE KING V. W. rt. LEWIS.
This Defendant was tried and f rood guilty st the tale
IVarsick APfiZell, of pieldishiug a seditious libel in the
Coventry Newspaper. The sentence of the Court war, that
he shoeild b- imprisoned in Okehoni gaol Cer two years, seed
Rive security for Rye years, himself in 200!. and two secu-
rities to 1001. each.

THE KING O. EDMONDS.
0. She Defendant's application, the judgment Of the
Court stands over until next Term.

THE KING V. DAVISON,
Also *Uncle over till next Term.

CRIMINAL INFORMATION.
Mr. MOoitt: moved for a rule to whew cause why a
criminal information sh•auld not he tiled against
Captoin 11'inter, for sending a letter 10 Mr. Hoare,
the .on of Sir Richard Colt Hoare, Bart. with in-
tent to provoke a breach of the peace. The Learn-
ed Counsel stated, that the servants of Sir R. C.
Hoare had discovered some wires set iu his grounds
for snaring hires, one of which they uisaet, and placed
themselves in ambush to 11111C01rtthe 'rerun) who had
set them. They had not long remained on the watch
when they raw Captain Wiriler approach the wires,
and reset the our which they had unmet, ■nd look
at the others. They immediately went up to hint,
and seeing who he was, they informed Mr. Hoare,
the son of Sir Richard, of the fact, and he put the
'Witte r into the hands of his Attorney. Captain
‘Vinter afterwards called at Sir Richard's house,
and expressed his resentmeet at tit it course of pro-
ceedu•g to the house steward, both Sir Richard and
Mr. Hoare being absent. Mr. Ihtare afterwards
received is letter signed by Captain Winter.
The CoUUT inquired if the letter was (MOM to
be ill the liand-wntnig of Captain Wittter, but Mr.
Morrie having no affidavit to that circumstance,
I the Court refused to grant the rule.

LAST AND ONLY DAY —THIS DAY AT ONE,
LOTTERY DR A WS.—TWo TWENTY Tilou.
SANDS AND EVERY 0111 ER CAPITAL MUST
BE DRAWN,—ALL IN THREE HOURs,—ONLY
1,700 NUMBERS.

'fi-I
London, England, 1820-11-28

Bench for at hosgth °plaint oar ryes to the oh.
Nudity of having omit entertained throe.
Mr. Jemiee BATLEY had the merit of differing
front his three brethren upon this question, and
his opinions are those of the Bar la general. We
will venture to predict that the declaims of yester-
day will never he authority in oar Courts, that it
will be ridiculed for its absurdity, and be overturned
on the first opportunity that shall arise of sifting it
when the Beach shall be filled by other men. The
opinion of Si► JOHN BATLICT will be placed iu
triumphant opposition to those of the other three
men. —The SOLICITOR-GENERAL declined pray.
ing for judgment this Term ou Sir FRANCIS
BURDRTT.
London, England, 1820-11-28

TUE RING.

Yesterday morning, •t half.ps4 eleven o'clock.
the KING arrived in his travelling cha►iot and four,
with out-riders, at his Palace its Pall-mall, escoried-
by • petty of the 10th regitnesit of light horse,
from Windsor.
WtWDsoa, NOVEMBER 26.—This morning the
KING, accompanied by his attenilsots In waiting,
attended divine service at St. George's Chapel,
where Isis MAJESTY was joined by his royal sister,
the Plineess AUGUSTA. accompittited by her Lady
in waiting. An excellent sermon *vs* preached by
the It•v. Dr. SToProRD, alt• Ctlll,llll
from the 24th chapter of the AO,. of the Apostles,
•nd the 16th Terse. Hid MAJESTY was recen•ed On
his entrance to the Chapel by the Rev. Dorton.
NORTHEY, CHAMPAGNES., MATH. &c. The Rev.
Gentlemen also •ttended his MAJESTY at the cot•
ciu•ion of the srivtee and his retirement from the
chapel. His MAJESTY appeared in rscellrot health :
the coogregation crowded the chapel. fits MA-
JESTY aecommosieil the Princess AUGUSTA loom
the cl.spel to her residence at Frogmore, where lie
spent th► nfterooon with her Royal flightless •ud
dined with ►he P
London, England, 1820-11-28

LONDON,
TUESDAY, NOTCMDEII as, 1820.

Yesterday the Court of King's Bench refused the
rale for a new trial in the case of The KING awsinst
Sir FRANCIS BURDETT, and thereby established,
among many monstrous notions, the doctrine a that
guilt may be presumed where evidence is insuffi-
cient, and that a letter sealed up and put into a
post-office, to be opened in a distant county, is a
puldteution of such letter is the piste where it was
so cooled and committed to the post-office. Mr.
Justice BEST alleged that these doctrines were
founded tint Li?oti tiny obscure rule of law, nut upon
any decision of former Judges, or any enact mot of
the Legislature, but upon the common sense man-
kind ! ! To such assertions we really know not
what to sums er ; we are oveiborne by the weight
of authority—but for the future we shall he
careful how we call day, Jay—and night, night ;
for it is very possible that we have b•llte the
first dawning* of fC4OII been in error u; these
points. and that while we foolishly imagined that
the sun was the source of heat and light, sod
that we were enjoying the fulness of its beams, we
were all the time plunged to Cimmerian dal kiwi's,
mid that senile on the *vote iry we with dißiculty
groped our way, or were glad to borrow the assist-
mace of some twinkling lamp, the " God of day"
wd. 10,10111)g his spleadour mount:sus. Neter ayaln
shall we be so silly as to waste oor time iu ending a
letter lat,aried to be sent by the twat-office to some
contidenti,l friend at a distance; for it is quite rer
taiu Irom tie doctrine of the King's Benet'. that
all such precautions against the impertintot cu-
riosity of our imturdiate neighbours would be quite
tionecrssiry, and that in fact while we were fancy-
ing uutatlvra (artfully securing lAD' secrets from
those around us, we should be publishing them in
the face of the amid ! Adieu, then, to our former
prejudices in favour of wafers rod sealing-wax !
adieu to Mr. Tiroursoreo inviolable wafers !
" the common 1. use of mankind" is opposed to
them, sod we humbly thauk the Court of King's
London, England, 1820-11-28

LONDON, TUESDAY, NO'

ARMY CONTRACT.
CO3IIIII,SARIAT DVPARTIIIRNT, TIIMASURT
COMM:MIN NOVIMEZR 22, 1820.
NOTICE is hereby given. Tlist Ise Agent for
Commissarial Supplies is ready to receive Proposals
for supplying such of hia Majesty's Troops as may lee en-
camped in She vieinisy of Catolhoorst, in Ilse Comity of Berk.,
with BREAD, MEAT, FORAGE, STRAW, COALS, and
CANDLES, for Our Year, (rum the 25Th of December
neat, such Proposals to be sent in on or before Tuesday,
She 1251. of Orremher, but none will be received after
Twelve o'Clos k on sluts day.
Proposals mmit Ike made for the whole of she Articles,
and each Proposal muss bare the Leiser which is annexed
to the Tender properly tilled op by Iwo Persoue of known
properly engaging to become hound wish she Peron ten.
dering in the amount stated in thr printed Particulars for
the sine performance of Ws Contract ; and no Proposal
will be noticed unless made mu a primed Particular, sod
the Pikes arc expreaseil in ...MAP as length.
Particulars of she Contract may be had upon application
at these Chamlwra, between the hours of Ten and Four.
London, England, 1820-04-01

11.

AGRICULTURE.
MONTHLY REPORT FOR INARCIIt.
/owing the Lent corn has contmeored la the earth, sad
bas been iu operation front the early part of the mouth is
the south, with considerable sateen end espedltimr, frem
the good and fertile state of the lamb; the soll,frism the ef.
feels .1f frost, reqairing but moderate labour and mils, up
ia gerdea Tbs itepe..entat of the latter some
wheats will depend on the genial *mere of the grime. The
early wheals are stoat sod bealsby,but all bate bees ildiseleil
in degree by the sharp mirth east winds, which have tefeedid
vegeta' iw., particalarly of the grass the oteadarre heel* geNe
bare and 'Media( no food for ober,. The clovers of al
prim crops intended fur spring food have suffered severely.
Swedre, thr hilly remsining root., are said to be half mine,
and the fr. der's stock are reduced to the seersaity st
Mg bay and corn. The invariable easseqsasse of Me is,
cattle sail sheep from all quarters seat s oriel bat at.
Fortunately, the greet quaintly of fodder beige to epees tin
bay.

RESOLUTE CONDUCT' OF A WOMAN.

On Monday afternoon Alice Salter, *bout IS
years of age, servant to Mr. Lanitans, baker, of
Widdicombe, had occasion to go into the house of
Sarah Perkins, who keeps a tea shop next door to
Lanham; on entering the passage, she observed
a man robbing the till, and with great ple..
sence of mind she darted into the shop, and
seized him by the collar. He struck her on
the head with his list repeatedly, but she held bins
fast, called out for assistance, struggled with him,
and forced him into the kitchen, where Sarah Perkins
appeared, and Salter, with great coolness, told her
to run fur a constable, whilst she held the Prisoner.
During Pert na's absence the villain swore he
would murder Salter if she did nut release him,
and slipping a clasp knife from his pocket he at-
tempted to cut her throat. but during the attempt
she lifted her arm up to her neck, and received
the cut on the fleshy par► of it. This murder-
ous attempt inspiritd her with fresh courage, and
she forced him into the court-yard, where he was
taken with the knife open in his hand, by Mr. Lan-
ham sod a constable. fie took about nine shillings
from the till, and a pocket-book containing two five
pound and three one pound notes, all of which
were luckily preserved through the intrepidity of
the young woman. The Prisoner. Henry Warren.
• most notorious offender, underwent a long exa-
mination before Thomas Clutterbuck. Esq. last
night, at Widdicombe House, who sent hint off
this morning. with the witnesses, for Taunton,
where the Assizes for this county are now holding.
—(Bath Paper, March es.)
London, England, 1820-04-01

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CARR! JIGS DIMS.
A mandator, composed of Preach grey kosabasini. mid
trimmed with black gauze: the skirt is moderately *Wig :
the trimming, which is very deep. is formed is a sitigularly
wove, and pretty style, the gauze being disposed I. rows of
fall plaits, which are laid on leugthwise is a biasdirectioa,
and let very close to each ; each row of plaits is edged
with black satin ribbon. Tbe body is made high: the collar
stands eat a little frons the neck; it ',peaked la the rewire
of the back, and slopes down Komi just to meet is front.
The black is tight to the Acme; the waist it long; sod •
small jacket, which is rather full behindv ItaX.• very plenty
effect: the fronts are plain, and the dress fastens before. The
long sleeve is of an easy width, except towards the bottom,
where it is nearly tight to the arm: it is ornamented by
three black satin roulettes, and finished at the blood by.a full
fall of white crape, scolloped at the edge. The half-sleeve. of
the same materiel as the dress, is made very full ; the, (oil-
men is divided into compartments by narrow ronleaux of
black satin. A very full white crape ruff is partially seen
ender the collar. Fiend-dregs, • bonnet tromposed of grey
veixtrve eiasidf, and lilted with white spreoet ; the edge of
the brim is finished by a full black genie riche; • !Much
of Week Bower. is placed on the bide of the • crown, and it
ties Nader the chin with black string'. fang kid gloves', held
black kid half-boots.
London, England, 1820-04-01

IRELAND.

DVSUJ, Stases 11.
Twenty-ilia persons were tried on Thursday sad Ffithro
at Galway Assists, for Ribboains. all of whom weer fwd
sudsy. Fuer of this susiber were sestaseed to be Was-
ported for serer rens—the rest sot sestaseed.

WATIIIIII,OIIW. eancu IS.
On the night of Tbisrsdoy lost, about ter o'clock. • party
of &boat fifteen ern, wall armed, attempted to break into
Om house of Thomas Commies, • respectable farmer. at
Robertslown, nearly tea miles west of Ibis city. They brake
some of the windows, and deed several shots into the knew.
Commies told thew fella within, that he and bat eta were
well armed, sod determined, aad winsW certainly kill tie
Gist person that might eater. One of the assoilants then
said that be had • prayer.book is his Mod, sod That
by that book he swore, that if Commies should attempt
to take posneolioa of the Grin or Little IVbitestown,
for whit* be bad lately agreed Pith Patrick Duckett,
of Traismire, Beg. sod not leave it with Jobs Kirwan.
of Ballydorn, who, Commies well keen, wanted nothing
but an abatement of real. She party Oben pretest
make • riddle of C.•.nminea busty, by day ur by night, bluer
twelve isurithili. The party then decamped, taking sway
two buries, • Wilk, aside saddle.
London, England, 1820-04-01

SO3IIIRSET LENT ASSIZES.

Mr. Justice Burrough and Mr. Justice Wood
arrived col Turanian, on Monday last. to hold the
A••ites for this comity. On Tuesday they attended
divine service. at Tattoo,' St. Mary Magdalen.
and shout one o'clock proceeded to the Amite Hall.
.Mr. Justice Hurrough sat in the Nisi Prim Court.
and Mr. Justice Wood uu the Crown Side. There
were 98 Prisoners for trial.
NISI PItIUS.
There were 48 cases for trial, of which number
trine were set down for special juries. Four unde-
fended actions were disposed of.
The fist defended coupe was—
PRIMO C. POOLE.
This was an action brought by the Plaintiff
the Defendant, to recover a certain suns of
money which had been paid to him for a bullock.
purchased of him in September last. Verdict
161. 17.. fur the Plaintiff. This suns included
41. 70. for the keep of the animal.

MOGEN. V. MOUNT.
This was an action to recover the amount of •
bill for articles of dress supplied by tb• Plaintiff,
a tradesman at Bath, to the Defendant.

A letter was produced from Miss Ansa Maria
Mount, the Defendant, authorizing Mr. Mager to
draw upon her for the full amount; but as the
amount was not specified, said as his shopman,
Moors Evros, could only prove the delivery of the
goods to the amount of 51. tO.. 4d. the Jury,
under his Lordship's directions, found a verdict for
that part wily.
London, England, 1820-04-01

LANCASTER ASSIZES, Manci ste.

[IXTRACT OF i 1.W11.211
TI Court has been shame eiseltisiirely oenitifeil i• trying
erimsieme • '

ink pornamtuatems, edifies, this . coacluded by
the Jolley (Mr. Justice Perk) /gig scalene, on the detio.
views capitally convicted, Ms maim of whom are:--Somuel
Taylor, James Thorpe, Jobs Tboaspiims, William Smith,
tlismas Haggerty, Noway Droms, Jams itnyie. kligabeth
Todd, John Todd, Phillip Rogers, Peter 11111Cormairi.
To the drat eight, the Judge, in his address, held mit
hopes of mercy, bat told tbe three last that they must ex-
pect no mitigation. and that Ms low, as to thews, would
certainly take its room The wives of Todd and Rimers
supplicated most earnestly Cue mercy to be estroded to their
hustreads, hot the Judge said it was impossible be could ho-
tels 10 their application.
The political cams which are for trial here are some ha-
dietaseats against men for nemaifacturing pikes• sail the
ease against Koichi, Orwherst, liroailhurio, and ire others,
for • rowspiracy sod n ut(lMquestion involving the legality
of the meeting at Borialey, ow ohs lbth of November), and
*ewersl indictments agsiest Wror, the proprietor of via
Newelwifer Okeormr, for libels me Ills Illtagistratss, Yeimors,
kines MiniMers, iw commentiog um the iroodnet per-
sued at the Manchester meeting. There is also an informs.
time to he tried agaitist tote Taylor, for distriboling the lit-
ter of Earoshair to the Oldham Jury. It is mot expected
that any of Ikea. eases will OINK' ow before Saturday melt.
London, England, 1820-04-01

SCHOFIELD v. COCULL.

This was an action for the recovery of 1801.
amousit'uf timber sold id delivered by the Plain-
tiff's agent, George Leicester, to the Defendant,
who proved the delivery of the goods, application
for payment. and sin offer of security for the amount.
Verdict fur Plaintiff. 1801. 2s.
London, England, 1820-04-06

BRIGHTON, ♦ttu. 3.

The King this morning took a long promenade
in the Palace gordeol., and appeared an good health
and excellent Noirit%
Sir Benjamin Bloomfield returned to the Palace
shoat eleven u'elot k this morning. The Prime
Philip of Hesse Hombourg arrived soots after fimr
o'clock this afternoon.

The Earl of Eveinunt has the honour of
with his Majesty and smite to-day, The Royal
Party will he iccreasril in number after dinorr.
The band as usual, are in attendance.

Two boxes ore preparing in a most splendid st)le
at Covent-garden Theatre, in expectation of IN
being speedily visited by his MAJESTY.
The Doke of DEVONSHIRE issued cards "I'
invitation for • grand entertainment on Torsilay
next, at his villa at Chiswick.
The Earl and Countess of DARLINGTON are r%.
peeled in town next week, from their seat, ltd.".
Castle, 13urhain.
Lord and Lady CJIYIS are expected in town in
few days, fur the season, from their seat. ('owls
Castle, Montgomeryshire.
Mrs. Juttn DErrELE gave an elegant children'•
11111 yeisterday evening, at her house in Luv•er
Gower-street, which WAS very fashionably nttritaird.
Mr. and Mts. HENRY Basing mid family Ktr
expected to arrive out Wednesday next, at their
house in Berkeley-square, from Paris.
BREACH OF PROMISE Or MARRIAOII.-4 ramse.
BAITS& V. liotlcttEa, was to have beets tried at
Warwick Assizes, in which the Plaintiff sought com-
pensation fora breach of promise ol inaeriage; hilt
it was settled by compromise, witboot gaffs* into
Court—the friends of the Lady, who was recently
married to Mr. Bouciimt, juo. of Cheltenham.
sagreeing to pay the dimppoirited irsitor and
all costs.
London, England, 1820-04-06

OXFORD UNIVERSITY, Aran 1.

The Rev. Thomas Loveday, M A. Fellow of Mar!ak■
College, is admitted Bachelor in Divinity.
On Monday, the last day of Lest Term, Ike felloniog
degrees were conferred:—.
linciors Nediefec-4. G. Cloves and Francis
of Rensessom College.
Masters of Arls.—Rev. A. Charles H. Morrison, Wadhast
t'Atitry • A. A. Colville, Student of Christ Church; and
Fred. Dawu,n, Oriel College.
The whole lumber of degrees is Lest Term was—D D. 3 ;
1). Med. 3 ; A.U. 10 ; M A. incorp. 1; M.A. 40; B.A. 34;
Dcternsiners 199; Matriculations 116.
London, England, 1820-04-06

I INFII T. GUNTON.

his was an action brought by a farmer against a baker at
Litcham, to recover compeusation for the loss of a filly,
wwch !td been ;skeet by the Plaintiff from a pasture in
rh was another filly belonging to the Defendant's too.
u•cr, which was by ate same sire, sod resembled the Plato-
; T's so mach that a dispute arose as to their identity; the
Lt f:adatit afterwards entered the Platutiff 's close, and re.
took the filly, much produced the present action. After
.rarieg sridems as to the marks. eta boob sides, Ike filly in
raion teat by coustut delivered into the possession of one
o! We Jut y, to decide a point resptcling a star.
London, England, 1820-04-06

THE ERRKELRY 111/NT DfVNIR.

On Monday last the member. of the Berkeley Haat held
their I dinner at the Plough Hotel, Clottenham. Up-
wards of furly gent tenons sat does to a most excellent dicier,
famished by Mr. Neyler, is a st* which casuist net fall to
afford the etemiet salidaelise. lb health of Cobsomel Berke-
ley, the Lender of the Heat, being gives, and the Colonel
baring expressed his thanks, begged to ohmic tkq Ile wai
desirous of proposing the health of a gentleman, to whom
interests, however 'bey might upon a recent measles have
lwea opposed, yet, as the contest hod terminated wet hournii-
•bly in his favour, be treated every thing worild he fonts lleHo
except that spirit of conciliation owl goo.' folloandop, the
dictates of which he should ewer feel most happy fa observ-
ing. It was, therefore, with the most friendly feeling that
he proposed the health of Mr. Marshall, the newly.appoint-
ed M.C.—Mr. Marshall's health having bees mom c.o.
dually drank, tint gentleman, in returning thank. far the
liomosir conferred upon him, and for the liberal awl flitter-
ing sentiment with which it had been introdneed, in a Nomi-
nee so gratifying to his feeling*, assured t hem, that it .ttost.l
he his proudest duly fu prove his sense of noir kindness he
the moo COMM discharge of his duties.—The health of
J. Hawkins, K. Vice-President, was drank with three liana
three—and @corral hamper toasts went nmin4.--The pmty,
which was elmesetrased by the Roost perfect cords:slily suit
good nature, somirated at twelve o'clock.
London, England, 1820-06-02

Jugs 2. 1820.
Royal F.aeliangs-gate, 26, Corahill, aid 324, Oefind-strieet.
AZARD sod CO. Contractors for this Lot-
-NA eery, gratefully thank the Public for their Patronage,
avd are happy to find that THEIR PLAN to guarautee
Purchasers of Tithe's and Shams between the 18th May and
Ist Juin, from Risk yrateekl, received such universul
ap-
probuiun
HAZARD and CO. regret that, owing to several hundred
Tickets having bees bought up iu Tens and TlVellilt", fur
the purpore of returning them after the event of the Draw-
ing on the lit of June, so many were disappointed who in-
tend. d to purchase. To meet their wishes, as increase of
price will tale AK. sea WEDNESDAY NEXT, the
71k of Jure, although
All Four Prizes of 30,0001.
and Fifty-eight other Capitals, in Morey and Commis, are
yet in the Wheel, and must be Drawn the LAST aid ONLY
DAV. 23d THIS MONTH; but AFTER NEXT WED.
NEADAY, 7th Jose, every Perelman. will bare to pay
a HIGHER PRICE fee Tickets aid karts.
London, England, 1820-06-02

ACIDULATED ESSENCE OF ANCHOVIES.
THE decided Preference this NEW SAUCE
bag experienced during the short period it has bees
before the l'uhlie, having OCVI/111011ed slime spurious Imita-
tions, E. LAZENBY and SON respectfully inform the
Nobility and Gentry, the Original Article is prepared only
at their Warehouse, No. 8, Edward-street, London, and
IS, Parliament-street, Dublin. The Label on each Bottle
signed " Elizabeth Lazenby."
Fsum its peculiar Preparation the Acid Anchovy
Sauce will be found very delicious with waive, bashes, Jac.
as well as all kinds of ksh,aud claim a decided prefereime
fur exportation; is warraated to keep in any climate, and
does not turn rancid wheal opened.
London, England, 1820-06-02

Ent, ewelnising Ilse followiwg
tirtelpoll I: frown
The 614.70iit qtr Tite.ts,lJ
I) )1 Magian
Ti VOW. to
E P. bastard
P. A.m. Lloyd
H. hlndown
k- 3/Itenan
Lord Tlnni.C.til
with the following li•I of
exilitilktivitghloridw Lir
Kirkman Finlay
%o.lf. Yorlle
Illahnio• ff. Eienerilry
finatoel /Icon -
hallo WINO,

usmrt fur the Committee on

LorJ Simlborrt
ToonArad
Sir C:.9'. Simultiou
Jam.. M. Loyd
Joao s I kosonnßoad
Movies. Gilloort
lord lidOu

Members Air IM Coomiltee

%V. H. Prinee
Hon V. H. Pelham
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E .4. th••• sae
ti .1
Is 11 . %V. 11.”11%
J. Hama.

14*a R. 1101parel Howard
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thenrie

TAI 1T• nth. rs for the Committees were sworn iw the
s“ gist 4r.n

An the rnoCon of Mr. R MaltyEv the Alirshal of the
litoch Prison was ordered to loier solt Henry Swastn,
Fos. to the Lir of the Howse a Toesday, the 13th imitate!,
to tale Lis seal if he elesirrst.
MANUrACTURI NG Esg.

Mr. Matt:w►t.t. rose to presenta Petition from the me.
cleswira nod others connected with the cotton wianufarture
nt Paisley stud Montrose roe understood), romplaiiiing of
the wirer, distress into which they were thrown by the decline
of their trade. The petitioners mated a variety of wry rre.
cnlifr enesmillanett to chew the almost insupportable
iota ry which they experieueed. The II ble Ment.
bee forcibly alluded to the recall chance which had
hike's place within the last Mires or four years in
11m trade of these Petitioners, and In the circumstances by
which it was occasioned. All that had been mid respectiug
the Matt of the agricultural distresses, and of other bodies,
and the rerilefiiee pmpesrel, gave no real or just hope that
by any effort of the Legislature the dames whose intr rests
were intended to be peurootol would be reinstated in any thing
like the trade they possesses, al a former period, owing In the
then more comfortable state of the g►eat main of the potin-
lation The Win. Member then proceeded to state, that
to lochs stale of utter misery were the Petitioners emblem!,
Gem he implored Government would consider their eerie in
an attentive manner, and mature whether it would not he
better that tlw country should give a wranll port of its
capital to alleviate the intolerable misery of these poor
people. There WWI nothing wleatevor political in their Pe.
Von—misery alone divaled it,and humanitydie trnsted,would
extend to them acme ►elief. Without it the poor people
coedit rot possibly live; aunt men in that state, when driven
into any iminhordination we►eobjeets of extreme pity.
The rrtition wan then laid on the table, and nide-red to
be ps
London, England, 1820-06-02

PAS fiIO.VABLE PARTIES.

The fluke of Wellington w.ll entertain • Itrge party of
ditlt•,cmahrtl personages ibis tl.ty as Apsley-1 00000
1 he Duke •f Devonshire gave a gram! convert yesterday
eve oo oo c, at Drvon•lure-house, which was very numerously
and fashionably attended.
The Countess of Morley will give a greed rout to-morrow
evening.
Lady Lambert gave a splendid ►out last night, at bey
home► in Matichester.equare, which was attended by upwards
of 3no fsabiunables
Lord Carleton will give a grand entertainment to a party
of di-tiuctinn no the 12th immune, al bis house in George-
street, Hanover square.
Mr and Mrs. Eceritin gave an elegant entertainment yes-
terday, to Lord Kitwa•rey, Lord find lady Butkeley, Mr.
■nd Mrs. Blackburn, Mr. and Mrs. Gosling, MIO4 Grimattio,
Capt. Dorothy, Mr. Parker, &c. at their house i■ St. James's-
square.
Met. Davison has Owned cards of invitation fir a 'grand
ball on the 27th instant, at her house iu Manchestecsquare.
London, England, 1820-06-02

THE: LOTTERY.

ITESTERDAY was what the Gazette called
the Third Day of Drawing of the State Lottery, when
rive hundred Tickets were drawn, leaving Twelve Thou.
saint Tickets to be drawn on the neat day, 23d Instant,
whi it the lottery finishes. The only Prizes drawn above
10/. were N 00.4,952 and 12,952, boils Prizes of 50/ comm.
qui wily to those who purchased with the intention of get-
ting their money back, those are the only two Numbers
worth keeping, and the purchasers at DISH'S Others may
mceise their moo I back any day before the 13th instant
for Osumi they perenas .t 1 between 15th May and Ist June.
Various apparent inducements have been held out at dif.
frient periods of thus Lottery, but the customers of DISH'S
Offices have bad and will have every advantage the Scheme
may be said to possess, although 81SF1 is wof the Contrac-
tor, nor has had any concern in the =mar ment.
The Wheel contains 82 Capitals, all of which must be
dawn 43d lastasit.
London, England, 1820-06-02

rho sPORTSMEN.—IMPROVED PER-
SELF-PRIMING MAGAZINE WATER-
ER' ill' LLN-LOGE. made by WESTLET RICHARDS,
4,... Yeeutettarer, High-street, Birmingham. Upon ea-'
animation rod trial this Luck will lie found to possess the
aboec eery considerable advantages ; the action being sim-
ple sad ceilun, it capitol fail to discharge itself with the
utmost velocity in the most tempestuous weather; cud those
eihkelions wleieh generally attend other Magagiue Locks are
completely molded in this.
The Flint I.otk on the best construction.

Anent—JOHN DUST, Guipmaker, 201, St. and, London.
London, England, 1820-06-02

Bill to renew the Act to prevent Aliens obtaining
initoralizition itv putt:hosing stock in Aloe Bsitic of
Scotland.
The other Orders of the DAv were then dispneed
of, and the Ilnu.e adjourned at HALF-PAST 01111
O'CLOCK.
London, England, 1820-06-02

DEBATE OF WEDNESDAY NIGHT.

After the Gallery was clewed for the division,
Mr. 'hermit spoke in favour of Mr. Ito
motion. The following is sit outline of his speech.
Mr. Tierney stated, that tis he intended to vote
fur the proiinsition of the Right (lon. G•irtlerusin,
and as his ',earned Ftiond hail imputed to that
Right Hon. Gentleman an attempt to play off o
trick on the House, he was anxious to exculpate
himself from being party to any trick, or from vot-
ing for the proposition on any such groumb. He
could not but consider the debate of to-light as a
continuation of that of the night before, mid that
the proposition now made had only not been
made on the preceding evening. bee.iuse the dr-
hate had been prolonged to too late an hoer.
He indeed understood the quettion of erljourna
merit as moved entirely with a view of giving tiii•
opportunity fur the introduction of this propmi-
-60,14'41)1dt the forms of the House had then exclud-
ed from discussion. Ile was ready to :1.1104, that if
this proposition had been deferred until after the
Committee had sot some tone, it would be open to
this objections which had been made to it by hie
Learned Friend ; hut having here brought forward
as a part of the preceding debate, as the condition
tinder which the Committee had been acceded to,
he saw nothing in the course now ;mewed that wail
not consistent with the usual and fair parliamentary
practice. With respect to the interests of the agri-
culturists, he could only say, that he hid never
heard of that degree of distress which liad beets
pleaded in their behalf—that he had not heard of
rents unpaid, or exectit:olts, or other symptoms of
distress in au aggravated tlegri-e. nor did he believe
them to exist. 1114 g-.-at motive, however, for
supporting the Right Honourable Gentleman's
proposition was. that the rejection of it would not
benefit the lower classes of the agriculturists. It
could not affect the labourer or ploughmati, though
it might operate, lie did not deny, to the benefit of
the landlord and some farmers; while, on the other
hand, the increase of the price of bread would at
once affect all the other classes of the community,
and lead to distress, dissatisfaction and tumult,
even beyond what the House had found to exist in
other times when such objects had been iu agi-
tation.
London, England, 1820-06-02

MA LL YOlili HA MS for Side Millie. ; fine
ld Westphalia and Westmoreland Hams, Bath Pip'
Chop, Smoked and Pickled Tongues, of carious sizes;
Dutch Beef for grating, and in bottles ready grated; Hick-
son's much•ailinised Sauce for Culd Meats, &c.; Hickson 's
Essenc,s of Lobsters and Anchovies, for F•sh, Svc.; Hick-
ruses Anchovy Paste; Potted Lampreys (just in season);
Rock dried Sprldings; Newfoundland Carding; very ppe-
✓ior Honey.consh Parmasan and Gruyer Cheese; Salad
Oils of the be,.t qualities; French Mustards aid Viiiegsrs,
&e. &c. at moderate prices fm money only, at SAMUEL
HICKSON and Co 's Foreign Warehouse, 7t, Welbeck.
▪ tree t, M ary -le- Bone.
London, England, 1820-06-02

MR. LTSONS'S LIBRARY.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Mr EVANS,
At bis Home, No. 96, Pall•rnAlt, on MONDAY NEXT,
June 5, mad Seven fallowing Days,
WIRE Curious and VAliorble LIBRARY of the
1 .late SAMUEL LYSONS, Esq. including Gongh's
Sepulchral Monuments, *vols.; Fabysn's Chronicles, first
edition, Pynson, 1518 (very rare); Froisrart's Chronicle., by
Lord Berner., Pyilson, 1525; Halstead's Genealogies (very
rare), 1685; Dugdale's Works complete; Nees History of
Cornwall (very rare); Prier's Cornish Cr.lleet ions (very rare);
Cspgrave's Nova Legeada Anglia; Wynkyn de Worde,
(rare) 1516 ; Picart's Religions Ceremonies, 7 vols. large
paper; all Hearne's Publication.; Carter's County of Cam-
bridge (rare); Aoderson's House of Yvcry, 2 vols. (rare);
i.e. &c.
London, England, 1820-06-02

TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT.
ACAPITAL double-hoisted FA NI I I.Y MAN-
SION, standing on an Estate of about 400 Acres, on
the borders of Hertfordubire and Easex, about twenty miles
from London. The Busse is must pl tly situated in a
Park Lawn of about seventy Acre., and from the size, num-
ber, and distribution of the apartments, is adapted for the
commodious residence of • large and genteel family. The
soil is dry and healthful, the views agreeable, the roads ex-
cellent, and the neighbourhood highly respectable. The
Estate is divided into suitable Farms, and ornamental Plan-
tations are interspersed, connected by walks kept up at •
trilling expense; attached to it is the Advowson of the
Parish, with • good Rectory House, and a Manor (which, as
well as the sarrunading country, is) well stocked with Game.
To be viewed with tickets only, which, with further par.
ticulans, may be had of Mr. iVakelleld, N 0.42, Pall-mall.
London, England, 1820-06-02

DAL RIO ON CHESS.
This day is published, in one elegant volume, Sao. with
Twenly.one Cuts, price 12s.
THE incomparable GAME of CHESS deve.
biped after a new merited, of the greatest facility,
from the first elements, to ilmAnaiss scientific artifices of
the Game. Translated from the haliaa of Dr. Ercole Dal
Rio,
By J. S BINGHAM, Erg.
To which is prefixed, a Letter Oil the Origin of the Game,
By EYLES IRWIN, Eaq.
Priated for J. J.Stuckdale, N 0.41, Fall-mall.
Of whom may be had, price Ss.
THE GAMING CALENDAR, ANNALS of GAM-
ING, and a LETTER to SIR ROBERT BARER, Chief
Magistrate of the Police; by Seymour Harcourt, Esq.