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London, England, 1820-03-02

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I loot idev
had iolfaialaiir is sasiioqurries a sigh.
particularly reopsiMing a swell she had.
Is soustzrollp,_the Learned hike observed,
that the re the Wee wee bulkiest to coosii.
lute a borgtory, and though hh had not succeeded
in pious admittance, yet if any pert of the body
were on the inside of the preesioes, the law coo.
sidered it an entrant*. The Jery, after a olsort
Caatesitatiots, found the Prisoner Guilty—Death.
William Forster was charged with stealing two
silver watches and several handkerchiefs, front the
dwelliag-house of John Pickering. near Walker,
the parish of Lung Benton, iu the forenoon nr
18th of December lasi. The Prisoner la 1.1.
seal, but upon the recommendation of the J
ude
he withdrew his plea. and pleaded nor gmiiiy.
It appeared that the Prosecutor locked up I:is
house when he went to his work. and when he
returned he found it had been broken open, and the
smacks above mentioned taken away ; the Primiter
was seen „ear the house about the !lose of the rub-
bery. and when he was taken into custody the habil-
kerchiefs were found upon hint, and also the In.
plicatea for the watches which he had pawned.—
Guilty-,-Dearh.
John Thigh and Mary Chapman, were tried for
stealing lead from Cozlodge-house, and severally
scqvitted.
Against W. Mint. and, George Mint. no bills
were found.

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While passing sentence of death upon Asethouy
Marshall, James Haseephreys, and Withant Forster,
the Learned JUDGE informed them, that as thetr
cases contained too aggravated coocummineer, he
should feel himself justified is reasaumeading theta
to 'mercy:
London, England, 1820-03-02

TO THE GENTLEMEN, CLERGY, AND FREE-
HOLDERS or Tat COUNTY or MIDDLESEX
IN coo...qui-rice of the Death of our loth
bettered Sovereign, a Dissolution of Parliament 'has
taken place. It is not fur me to judge whether I have per-
formed my deity in the 1:111 four Parliaments erne I have
had the honour of representing yon, hut for you to decide
whether I leave executed the trust reposed in me, NJ ato
your apprubs . 1 hope, however, my attention
to the local interests of the Comity, as well as to the public
welfare, has out been defective. From lb, very /rest as.
surances of support I have received, I venture to offer my-
self as Candidate to represent you in the next Parliament ;
asvuriug you that if I am replaced in that high situation, it
vlialllie my cimmaist study to fulfil, diligently and fetal-
fully. thegreat Inlet confided to my care, to your .aitsfac-
lion, and with honour I him who anbacribes himself,
Your obliged and faithful humble Servant,
WILLIAM MELLISH.
Bush-hill park, March 1, 1820.
Tbe Committee fur conducting Mr. Mellish's Election
rill sit daily, at kis house, 112, Itiaitopsgate4teeet.Wition.
London, England, 1820-03-02

PUGILISM.

The match betwees Martin and the Bristol Cobbngt was
made on Timid*, ermine at Cribb's, after the Sparring, to
6eht in three weeks; siziy guimeas each arc deposited in
Cribb's hands.

Robert Sara is matched to fight Oli►er for 300 gs. aside,
on the 2Oib of April. t`i►e guineas aside are deposited.
A match for 90p. aside wilt be fought in Rockingham.
where this morning, batsmen two sixteen stone men, Use owe
• aa►izatorr aad the otter a aaw)er : report speaks well of
their prowess.

A young faselsg, Nee Farabsm, anderthnk on Monday,
to go or foot fell Milks in hi hears, fur a wager of 20 gui-
neas only. His ostead was a branch of Ave miles out of
the Andover reed. He did 25 miles in three bones and a
'wow, before he halted, sod the 50 miles were dose in tees
lo,urs and a ball, when the
,pedestrian ate beadily, and
aia.ord sgsia, baring 13 hours to do the other 50 auks in.
Hr nid the neat 25 miles is three hours and fifty minutes
and had more than two boars to do the last mile in, when
be felts little lame in the knee, which increased, but he
won by fuer aniuutes.
The Hymning from Spain are every day more en-
con r.:ging to the hopes of those who favour the cause
oldie Insurgents. SO confident do the followers of
QUIHOGA apPear to be in their own streogth, or so
in sopport of their principles, that they have
iti.r and all rejected the KIN•'11 free pardon. The
Min of operation disclosed by Riauo to some Bri-
tish officers who visited Algesiras from the gatrison
of Gibraltar was, taut the Insurgents should proceed
to the different great towns in succession, and if fa-
vrorably received by the inhabitants, as they anti-
t ipsted, then to march directly for the capitol. A
cusps, winch was reckoned at 2000 men, moved ac-
r"raliogly on the 7th ult. in the direction of Ronda.
Tl' entire force of the Royalists in the neighbour-
hood of Cadiz is said to have consisted of no snore
lions 9.000 turn. including the corps of FREYILE.
O'Dopairt., Catuz MOVIGSOII, arid ildicultEnts.
A report, moreover, was believed at Cadiz. that
Faints had seat iu his resignation. About one.
half of site above-mentioned force of9.ot'u men had
• *. keen attached to the IRevolotionary Army, ate 4 weer
aroiversally suspected of an inclination to join the
Ceseestittionallete at the firstfavoirable

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London, England, 1820-03-02

TO THE WORTHY AND INDEPENDENT FREE-
MEN OF THE TOWN OF MAIDSTONE.
Grottinot,

I)ISSOLUTION of Pusline:l49a hosing tilgeo
(.1 place, in onosegneute uf the death of our laic
able Boverenree, I beg trove respectfully again to offie myself
as a Cainlidate to represent your ancient and loyal rtorough.
Rigidly aluminising those priuriples of iiideprudence which
first recommended me to your favourable notice. I prrxwine
with cunidcoce to calculate upon your future support and
protein's, and should I fortunately succeed is this object
of my highest ambition, you may reel snared my beat exer-
tions shall be invariably devoted lu your iulawinna, and to
prove myself worthy of dm trust pun oaf cvassait la my
eBerge.-1.8 in, Gentlemen,

Yuur much obliged and faithful humid. liervant,
ABRAHAM WILDEY ROBAICTS.
Hill-Wert, likrkelvr.oquare, Mardi 1,1820.
London, England, 1820-03-02

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'TOWN'S COVRT.
The Grand Jury having, in the mean time, found
a tribe bill fur Wailing a watch against
n'illiaarr Daiceors, hr wa• put to the bar and ar-
raitord. M. Cutokyun opened the Calor, roil then
iiiiicettled to call the witisesite,.. Mark Gilliespie
deposed that lie lives w James's-court, near the
end of the High Bridge, Pilgriin-street. About a
yr.ir and a half ago he bought a silver hunting-
witch of a person named Hutton, and lost it about
six weeks ay. The last lime be saw it was on a
S lay iu tug, when it was hanging ab.•ve the
chimiley-pLer; he went out about elrvrii, leaving
hiswifr at home, and missed the watch in the even-
(Here a watch was produced.)—Could not
swear to it, Imit thinks it very like his; did nut
know the number of his watch. The morning
after he missed the watch, saw uue very like it iii
the hands of .Ir. Wilson, the pawnbroker ; 0011
after lir got it, it wanted repairs, and he leek it to
the shop of 31rs. Young, in the High Bridge; it was
four ur five times there ; one of those times he hail
• *wall glass put into one of the cases, instead of a
small peer 01 silver.
Mary Gilliesine, wife of the preceding witness,
paid, she knew the Prisoner, who had married her
mere. Saw the watch ou the Sunday morning at
11 o'clock ; and had occasion to go out about le
for YO 1111 l noes, when she left tier dour open ;
missed the watch that night: Could nut swear the
watch prusitteed was the same, though it ass
like it. •
London, England, 1820-03-02

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•
seriphs "Ask place iu the town of Romoostoon, in
the pekes Wr a Rabbonmen, who perished iu an
encounter which a hand of his misguide(' martin..
rates eirlagril toe few nights before. with a party of
Major IVill►' police. stat►ottrd at klallnitilliher.
Placed in an elevated situation, he was exhibited
to the gaze of the surrounding rauliitude, wearing
at his breast a label, on which was inscribed, iu
large conspicuous characters, the odious &blik-
" Ribbniiman."— (A IA lone Herald.)
London, England, 1820-05-31

THE COMMITTEE OF TRADE.

The hirtrquis of L•xsoowit mowed for • variety of re•
servo% Owning the nature and extent oldie prohibitions now
pliced upon the import and export of articles of trade. for
the purpose of being laid before the Cimintlitee appointed to
inquire into the most effertitul means of extending the
fineign eommeece of the enlintry —Ordered.
On the motioo of the Noble 31..rquis, the Earl of MU'
SOROUGIII (the Moguls of Oi.•ti.litre) was appointed a
31ember of the Committee; us. on al.e moll.," .4 the Earl
..r uvrarool.. were the r.ll a or to is f mega and
Bravcarcier.—The Howse ih••n
London, England, 1820-07-04

114.0001. fur Co Cilaisvuriat g‘pensii. in Ireland;
and 21.000/. fur Army RxiMuidlitirie.• In Ireland.
The House then reiinired; and the Report was
ordered to he rrrrtyrrl tu.tgnrrow.
The Lotte►y Bill was pioutponed till to-mo►row.
COURT OF CHANCERY (IRELAND). .
On the Report of the truth Court of Chancery
Rill bring brought up--
Culouel BARItY rose is propose an additional
chigoe whirls should take ■n existing case out of
the view dike Act. The clause he should prof
pose to ad.l would he this: —•• Prorided always
that nothing !wrens contained shall be construed
to extend t.. stir person who shall have been eirel.
rd to serve in l'arliAment previous in the passing
of this Act."—lirreupon the House divided, when
there apnearrti—
Fur calmly( Barry's clause
Agaluel it

Majority against the
. •
(In the motion of Lord CAST‘lellltAoll it VII lilt*
that the consideration of all Election Petition. sta
alter Toresthy and Thursday lu the fullowing week, should
lie postponed.
The order (or taking, jumbo consideration the Mtlborough
Ejection Petition watt discharged, and the further embattle..
ration of it Bard fur the loth Angell' next. Other Election
Petitions Mere fixed for subserpeent days tu August.
Mr. BARING moved, that the Report of the Laws or Fu.
revers Trade be laid on the table.
(In the outline of Dr. Pmeaeomoas, the Marriage Art
Amendment Bill was read the third time, wills • Amos by
way "(rider, and passed.
The Female Offenders Whipping. Sill was read • seem
time, 81341 committed foo to.noorrow.
The Monte resolved itself into ta Committee on the Dud:
leery Marbooor B 11. The House resumed, and the Report
was ordared to be received to4nowruw.
The C 'nee of Ways and Means was postponed to
Wednesday neat.
The SoingElmic Preventive Rill was committed, and the
Report ordered to lie received 611-111,1, rOW.

The Donaghadee sad Pnripairlek Harbour Bills went
through Cumiaittees, and the Itepuris ordered to be received
to-rruirro w.
The other Orders of the Day were them disposed of, and
tile House adjourned at HAt.r•rAer ELI'S?' O'CLOCK.
London, England, 1820-07-04

MIDDLESEX s xasioNs.

Yesterday Benjamin Perris, • young etas, in the employ
of Mr. Callow, brass.worker, in Clerkeawell, mood iodided
foe stealifor a graolify of brass patterns, the peeped, of his
master—lle was found Goan!, and scalene's' to three
months insprisnument in the House of Correction.
JoAs .soft stood iodided for stealing 63 p►ials, the pro.
perry of Mr. Jobs Parker, Northumberland-cord, Cbsrisg.
cross. The Prisoner had been is the employ of the Prose.
Cater, who durisC that time missed • considerable qua,-
lily of prints, but he did not suspect the Prisoner till
he was informed some of them had been exposed fur Sae
at the shop of Mr. Harris, priniseller is Casilestreef. Lei.
tester...splice. Mr. Harris, epos application bens, made to
him, sant be purchased diem from die Priscuser„ whom he
considered to be a stealer. The Prisoner was is co•seliea•ee
apprehnolerl. The loss was more severely felt from the
circumstance that OW prints bad not bees published.
The Jury found the Prisoner Guilty, and the Cou►t se•.
fenced him to three awaits imprtsowneut is the House of
Correction.
London, England, 1820-07-04

OLD BAILEY. MONDAY, JULY 3.

This day J. J 7. Ir. Maplelds, was inilieted for uttering I,
• forged 11. cote. The Promoter went to the Barley Moo,
Drury-lase, is company with a Cypriots, awl oared the
note is payment (or liquor ; hot she iroalool rooreciiog it,
drained hist, and sent fur an Officer. The Pr, i ono r when
the Officer caw, made tome residence, and said no man
should starch him. He was, however, searched, and only
Is. Ad. rioted opus him.
The Prisoner, it his defeat., said, he was just arrived
from Paris, where his family resided. He was totally iguo.
ram of the note heisg forged, and he merely went to the
Barley Mow is procure (Image, which he wanted fur the
Night's expenses.
Mt. Glover, the Batik luipector, was called to prove that
the sole was forged, and said that the signatnre, purport.
jug to be that of J. Cale Baker, nee of the altruist; clei km of
the Batik, was sot the band. wriliag of that person, although
• close imitation.
Mr. Baker deposed that the signaler, we. not his hand-
, writing.
Ore of the Jury having examined the pate, requested
Mr. Baker to write his mammon a piece of paper is his usual
mono, r. He did an, and handed it to the Jury, army it sac
found tube so ease an imitation that it was treat to impos-
sible for a stranger to slistioguish them apart.
Another Juryman produced a uoteof his own, purporting
lo be misread by Mr. Baker, and asked line whether the sig-
nature was genuine

M►. Baker said it was.
Juryman—Are there not sometimes notes in eircolatim
without signatures
Mr. Baker—l ant not honed to answer seek a question.
Mr. Justice Ilohnnvo said, he did riot see bow Skis ques-
tion hone upon the matter sow before them. A aloe mig►t,
by ivadve►tesey, get Inso circulation without signature;
but that would not affect the present case. tie thee
summed up; and the Jury, after a conseltatioa of 40 mi.
swim, Nand ■ verdict of Gailly—Death.
Michael Snliiren was indicted for littering a forged IL
note.
Several persons gave the Prisoner an excellent diameter,
and the Jury returned a verdict of Not Gadfly.
With this case the Bark prosecutions closed.
CATTLE STEALING.
John Quinfmt, a man of respectable sppearmee, was ia-
dieted capitally for stealing two heifer., the property of
TllOlllll4 Loon.
Mr. Juatire Ilotitovn summed up the'eviilence, sad the
Jury, after a enoridtation of about tea minutes, resumed a
verdict uf—Not Gniky.
London, England, 1820-05-09

STATE or THE POOR.

Earl STANTTUTt gave noticr. that he mould move. oe thia
day trennight, for a Select Committee to inquire Into the
Mateo: the I'uor of the Country, and to devise some means
of employing them, particularly in the masstfacterirtg dis-
tricts.
London, England, 1820-05-09

N.ll.—Gesilensene 01.1 Hats 'skew iii evrbange.

STAYS RE 1110 V A 1.---.110 HINSON and
VISTMIN„ removed to No. 7, York-street, Covent.
garden. present for Ladies' inspection nimeroes Patterns
in DRESS and WASHING COKSETS, scientificelly
adapted to the variat• of figure, which they tepee to
with rreciston, elegancy, and fashion. Stays to improve
the 'Ave, rectify proiteting ahosilder.hlades, remove weak-
ness in the back, prevent spinal curvatures, and for the sup.
port and cure of persons awry, by which they make Ladies
appear pet reedy straight, without any peinkiiiiis steel, pail.
time, or premiere. Tto it Elastic Fresch Bells reduce cor-
pulency without confinement, give comfortable support
afire seconclirment, are efficacious in untbiliesl cues, and
far snperiur to lone Stays, in all came of ahtluntimil weak.
uess ur enlargemmt.—Stuys and Braces for Children.—
Country Ladies instructed by letter to transmit I
London, England, 1820-03-24

PIIITATE STILL.

Yesterday morning some Excise Officers went In
Adam.street, Adeiphi, the front part of which is occiapitl
as a inilliiirr's shop; baying gained adinittance, they pro.
caviled to search, and discovered that the back part of the
premises was fitted up as a complete distillery, with every
necessary apparatus, a large still, with worm, coolers, wia.h.
tubs, hogsheads, barrels, Ake.; also a large quantity of *ash,
and 25 gallons of low wines, all of which they had esr►ir,l
•way in carts to the Excise Office in Broad-streel. They
found no person indoors; one emaciated old man they found
in the yard, him they look in custody mad brought before the
sitting Magistrate in Hatton Garden, but as he was not foilud
iu the kuuse,and that no othercharge could be pound agaiu,t
hini he was discharged.
London, England, 1820-03-24

HORACE WALPOLE.

AN Octavo Edition or the whole Correspondence
of this ensisteat Writer will be published next week,
lu four volumes, price IS. Ps.
Urdu■ received by every bookseller throughout the king.
duos.

110IXS LIFE OF HIS LATE MAJESTY.

This day is published, price 31. each, Parts 1. to PI; (to be
completed ibis Mouth), of

TIIE I'IJIILIC Nod DOMESTIC LIFE of
his lute Most Gracious Majesty GEORGE THE
THIRD; comprising the most eventful and important Pe.
riuel itt the whole Annals of British History; compiled from
authentic Sources, sod interspersed with Dlirlientell illieft•l•
irg Auecdoits.
By EDWARD HOLT, Esq.
Loudon : Printed for Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Paler.
Nosier-row; and sold by all Booksellers

••• It is expected this valuable Work will be comprised
iu Teu Parts. By a very large page and close primes& it
will contain as much matter as is usually found in four
vokimes of a similar sear. It will be neatly printed is Aro.
on good paper, soil embellished with about forty highly-
finished Portraits of the must distinguished Public Charac-
ters of the Reign, engraved by &riven, Cardou, Shisvonetti,
Noll, Sec. from Painting.; by Sir lllMani Beechey, Huppuer,
Opie, and other eminent Artists.
London, England, 1820-03-24

A WORK OF NATIONAL IMPORTANCE.

On the Ist of April will be published, handsomely printed
in quarto, on fine wove paper. embellished with two co-
loured Maps and three beautiful Eugrasings, price 71.

.
Part I. of
ANEW sod COMPREHENSIVE SYSTEM
of MODERN GEOGRAPHY, Mathematical, Phy-
sical, Political, and Giminercial; being a perspicuous deli-
neation of the present state of the globe, with its iobabitania
and productions; preceded by the history of Ilse science;
inteilliersed with statistical and symiptical leeks; mid sic-
ootopeuied with a series of correct maps, • great variety of
appropriate views, and numerous istbt r engravistga, Mow
tratiug the manners, customs, and ere.ittent• of cations.
By THOMAS MYF:RS, A.M.
. . . . .
London, England, 1820-03-24

SECOND. EDITION.

PRESS OFFICE,
Friday Morning, Sir o'clock.

CONVICTION

OF
SIR FRANCIS BURDETT.

(BY OUR EXPRESS.]

LAICESTEIC ASSIZES,

The trial came on yesterday before Mr. Justice
Burr and a Special Jury, and in presence of one
of the most numerous, etersot. and anxious a.-
aeashlies ever seen in a County Court.
Mr. BALGUAV opened the Pleadings, Serjeant
VAUGHAN conducted the prosecution.

After the ea•e was concluded for the Crown Mr.
DEAM•It took an objection. which he conceived
would be fatal to the information.

The charge was for publishing the libel iu the
county of Leicester. Of this there was no tfirect
proof, as the envelope of the original letter had
been lost. The absence of this part of the
evidence was supplied by a man, who swore that he
had seen Sir F. Briparr at Kirby, on the same
day as the date of the letter. Still this. as the
Learned Counsel contended, did not prove the act
of publishing, as far as regarded Leicestershire,
though the receipt of the letter and publication in
London p► ved the act in Middlesex.
After the question had been argued for a short
time, Justice BEST over-ruled the objection on
the ground that the date and place of the letter
were prima fucie proof of the places of publics-
lion, which tt was for the Defendant, if he chose.
to disprove.
Sir BOIIDETT then entered on his defence.
which he continued with great spirit and eloquence
during thrre hours and a half. At half past Ave
the Judge summed up, and the Jury after very
little hesitation found the Baronet guilty.
It is intended to move for arrest of judgment in
the next term, on the grounds above stated.

Sir. F. Buitotrirr was accompanied back to his
inn by a la►ge concourse of people. who continued
all the way io cheer him. When be arrived at the
Three Crowns he addressed them f►om the win-
dow, exhorting them to retire peaceably, and
thanking them for the sympathies they exp►essed
in his favour.

We regret that from the lateness of the hoar we
must defer a full report of this Iris! until to-

morrow.
London, England, 1820-03-24

arise in the year itl which ihr.lraih happens.

Of the Claims upon this Society which became payable
in respect of Inonrances un the Lives of Persons who died
in the last Year, 73 Shares, on winds foerteta yearly pay-
men is or more have beet) marls, receive additions amounting
to 33 per Cent. ; three Shares having made thirteen yearly
payrin cis, 2$ per Cent.; six Shares having made eleven
yearly payments, 17 per Cent ; twenty-Ave Shares baying
main nine, two Shares having music eight, and two Shares
having made seven yearly payments, receive 11 per Cent. in
addition to the sums nsignsally insured.
Abstracts of the Chaster. and By-Laws, with Tables of
the Premiums, may Ire had at the Office, where auwudance
is givers daily from Nine Sill Three o'Clock.
By Order of the Court of Directors'
J. PENSAM, Registrar.
London, England, 1820-03-24

DARING FOOTPAD.

On Wednesday evening, soon after seven o'clock, ex Mr.
Fel4un, the Master of Paddington charily school, was pars-
ing between the first and second bridge of the Paddington
canal, he was attacked by a single footpad, who, without
speaking, gave him a blow ou the head with a bluagrim,
whiclsitisabled him,aud;be instautly fell. The villain then gut
upon his chest ■od robbed him of his watch, with wields be
made his escape. The robber never spoke a word during
the transaction ; his silence was supposed to be to pievent
Mr. Frldon kosowiug his voice. Mr. Fenfoo was two much
injured from the wounds and bemires be had received to at.
tend the u&ce yesterday.

Vediresday the Duke and Duchess of GLOU.
CESTER had • dinner party to meet his Srrtue
Highness the Prince PHILIP, of Hesse Homburg.
Among those prestrut were the Duke and Duchers
Of CLARENCE, the Princess AUGUSTA, the Pint:—
ten SOPHIA MATILDA, &C.

Mils KELLY is playing at the Newcastle Theatre.
Another Gazette, similar to the one of Thursday
last, was yesterday published, containing an addi-
tional number of Addresses to hie MAJESTY front
various parts of the empire, of condolence on the
much-lamented death of his revered father, anti of
congratulation On his present NI AJ ka Y'S •ci
'lt is with the truest gratification we state, that
accounts Irmo all parts of the country where •i.y
disposition to outrage had *hewn concur in
representing the speedy ',tuna of pet feet peace dud
good order as a matter now beyond
Dublin freetnaa's Journal./
The very interesting Travels performed by Mr.
IWoLurs in the interior of Africa iti ISitt,are this day puts-
hatted, prtuird unituntily with l'ark's Travels, and edilesi
by Mr. BOW (ITCH, the coultaciar of the celebrated Mission
to Athatiler.

GruaGe THE THIRD, HIS COURT, AND FA.
MlLY.—V,'bat wa% said tiq the Quatterty Iteeiewere
of tbe Memoirs of Louis Xll% by Dangeau, may with
gloat tlotb he applied to the ■bore Work, which is es-
trerarly curious, sad cr►isialy includes§ a great deal of vu.
doable tolokosaitoo. The AfIICdOICS of dissiuguistied Pte.
sonars ale iiinuoinerabl.. Thaw who luck deep tato the
Hook will had muck cluttoologirel and MUM historical iso-
furiastiva, with unsay insportant views of the Naggers gall
Ms►ak of the age, of the ammeter of Hie Sovereign god his
Maisie's, ardor the tweed epriap sad permitsl motives of
sway essaiderable sweets.
London, England, 1820-03-24

LON DON, FRIDAY,

ARCH 24, 1820.

RR' DOM MAYOR.
A COMMON COUNCIL, hidden in the CHAMBER
of the GUILDHALL of the curl, of LONDON,
on T111:104DAY, the tlld day of March, 1810 ;
UTSOILVFD WfAXIMOVOLT,
THAT it appearing that Sir LYillism Curtis,
BM!. at the Close of the late Election for Members
of Parliament for this City, piehtirly stated in the Common
Hall (411.1 hr having avowed it this day) 66 That this Conn
was governed by a Bally, a Destagagne, and • desalt," a
general declaration of this nature is in itself reprehensible
•ad calumnious, and especially that it is anworday the eba.
racier of a Magistrate, a Member of this Corporation, and
a Representative in Parliiment for the City of London.
WOODTHORPE.

Mr R. HAY DON'4 PICTURE of CHRIST'S
v TRIUMPHANT ENTRY INTO JERUSALEM,
which has been rix years in liana, WILL OPEN fur EXHI-
BITION Oil NDA Y NEXT, the 27th instant. with all
Woollier Pictiircs, and his St tidier from Nattier, mid the Elgin
Marbles in Chalk, at Bulluclea Great Room Piccadilly, up
stairs to the eight, at Tar. celelork....didessittasee
Catalogue 6.1.
36. And as he went, they spread their clothes in the way.
37. And %ben he was urine nigh, even unto the descent of
the Mount of Ohm. the whole multitude of the Diateiples
began to rejoice, and to praise God with a lord voice, for
all the mighty works that they lied seen;
38. 83ying, blessed be the King that conseth In the IMMO
of the Lord, peace in heaver and glory in the highest.

AMICAHI.E SOCIETY, FOR INSURANCE OF LIVES,
SEIUSANT.S-INN, FLBET-ITRF.CT, LONDON,
locorpurated by Queen ANNE, 1706.

WDIRECTORS bare now to offer to the
attention of the Public TABLES of RATES, which
have been lately completed, fur the INSURANCE of
LIVES, at the various Aces from eight to seventy-Iwo;
either for tho whole Life, auy specific nuinber of Yearn; the
contingency of one person surviving another; or fur the
joint continuance of the Lives of two Parsons; the Insur-
ance payable on the Death of either.
_

losuivoices in this Office are effected in certain eases at a
reduction of ilearly 20 per rem. and on the whole, on terns
greatly favourable to the insured.
I lice. may be effected from 2001. to 5,0001. and
every kiwi of I 'mintier, however abort the period of con-
tinuance, is entitled to a participation in the pecuniary ad-
vantages accrumg to the Corporation. These advantages
are wholly appropriated to the benefit of the Insured, ire
proportion to the amount 'of each I nsuratice, as circumstances
. . . .
London, England, 1820-03-24

POLICE.

110W-STRViT.

Yesterday a yoling man, calling himself I..dev,a el Lee,
brought to the Office and underwent au cadmium ittu br fore
Richard Birnie, Esq. charged by Mr. Lev, of King street
Covent-garden, who stated that he let some rooms to the
Committee fur conducting the election of the Hou. George
Lamb, and durinz the greatest part of the tone of the
lion he attended close to his house mid had belfaved its the
most riotous and disorderly manner possible, insulting bins,
his family, Ms. Lamb, and every permit whit resorted there.
The Prisoutr was ordered to bud bail to keep the peace.,
lie said he was an &Horsey's clerk out of en.
London, England, 1820-03-24

CONDITIONP

B. This Wolk will lie tianthomely printed in quarto, with
• hold suil elegant type, and nu fine woe.. ',slue.
•2. It will be publirliol in Alumli:y Parts, price 7s. each,
said complcted in Twenty.four Parts, forutiag two very
Lime and sulritilisl Wulooms.
3. The Work will be accompanied with a valuable sad
comet set of coloured Maps, including the whole of the
latest arrangements cud discovesier.
4. It will be illustrated with a great 'moiety of Views, aoJ
other Engraving., reprisentinc the Mamma, Crouse; sod
Costumes of ilitfireut Nations.
Loudon: Priam' for Sbrrwoorl, Neely, and he", Paler.
mister•row i and sold by •U Booksellers.

-7
London, England, 1820-10-30

Suatritlir is soudo, further in re.
The treatment case effect/mi.
ACANDID Examination of Profemonal Pee-
testeime is only to be feared by those who are am-
seisms of isespecity.
Impressed at as ealy period of oar professional career with
IM importance of a inure minute attests. he • eines of &r-
-ealeo peculiarly affecting the grander opmagions of Nature,
we boldly deviated frum what was held ter be usodiesit straw.
dozy ; attacked the vanntiogs of empyricism, mid, by go.
Statism its vile purposes, consider ourselves 'softy emitted
to that approbstioil and patronage which, fan sweaty years,
base rewarded our successful and devoted studies. The
estimation of our enlightened brethren, who freepsestly ap-
peal to our 'pillion, is as additional grstillentios he our
pride, while oar authority from the College itself, strespli-
turd as it is by the must eatausisetie testiswaish at almost
every Professor in the British Metropolis, moat swerrset
the sanctity of our fame front estry sa:srepessesta
The impetuosity of youth, or the mousestary waist of
caution is the maturer isms, ellen lead to the 'friths of a
eostagiatts dimity ; happy, therefore, may the arty apph.
cant be milled, whose anxiety ear be alleviated by a few
days' care; and eves iu the more advanced stages, chaise.
leased by numerous ay strums we can illustrate *sr ember-
tints. by remtertug the treatment mita, the eery effectual.

Every orir,uir thong', or turetional disturbasice,
dewoo.t.talictes:
and
nwfin,iravietiirael:ceoinurtitzl, eufsAila
uln. our
are
die‘a•:s of floe wrObra, weaLso.as, aid constitutional de.
rancententa, of h..wever Jer3tio•
The child of toaoshose may I.t restore] It appetrucr,
iostesd of bricig eziuusted by Nervous Debility, h sill
circulate the suaolier moot of vig.welts mask. Thr 1,611..4
of WI Advertiscrweist do not allow the rlamillraitua of ou+
subjects, bat they are amply detailed in • Work we 'melt
published, tolled the tßois of Lilt, the rapid sale of wh.c;•,
accompanied with an istervasteg practice, are umlentaba•
proofs of our general utility. The Book can he had at TO,
liaterosistev-rew • 66, Pail mall ; 41, Piceaddly ; 10,
Primers-sweat, dm ; 174, and 32, Flirt-street ; or at Guy
Booksellers,.

Na Amuses are fell with greater poi/nosey by the
law those accumailed by Mn nwu imprudence ; anal in
cases.( eirimaltstion is liberality of education in Or Pru-
e/1~ more ilasdruble, than where the must ounouudeil coati.
deuce ia planet, and the mat inviolable scenery is expected
thee tat scree are plainly slated at she best interview, ur in
sower to Latices mantel), detailiag the oympasnos, lad at
closing a remittance fur medicine arid advice, winch tea be
forwarded to say pal of the world.
CUSS aad Co. MR.C. Mormons, 11, Rou•rrie.riii et,
Fkvt-etvart.—A private door reeked she cora,.
London, England, 1820-10-30

r LIE ANTI-lAIPETIGINES, or SOLO-
-1 NON'S DROPS, are found efficacious in the removal
of scorbutic eruptions, sc.i.fuloes tumours sod sores, and
She symptoms of a scorbutic habit. By perifyiwg the blued,
and restursug the healthy action of the blood vessels, it
eoables the system to throw off noxious heavers, and to
repel the comae. that induce debility sad disease. It is sold
by Mr. Johnson, SS, Omaha! ; Mr. Sanger (Isle Barton and
Co.), 130, Oxford-street ; Mr. {Yard, Holburo • and Mr.
Striating, Royal Exchange, Loodun ; and all Medicine
l'eue 'lris, price I Is. and 33.. per bottle.
. . .

•• Advice in individual clues nosy be bad by applicatius
(by letter) to Gslead !louse, whets the venal fee of One
round is expected.
London, England, 1820-10-30

. r.••,--

-^STIP.

hightail &gar it Maclean, I. rebels( on iheir Listdshipse
patience, but he could not consistently with the trust re.
titin his, but intrude.. them with some farther °beer-
sis ow the ease.
The Earl of Liverpool proposed, that Ike WNW should
now adjourn to Monday.
arl Grey said, he hail no °birdie. to the odjouromeot
till Monday; provided that a further adjournment should
tate place till Thursday, as had been Were suggested.
Lord Erskine said a few words in a 10• torre.of voice.
The Lord Chancellor said, that had the Solicitor-general
concluded his obeervatious on that day, he bad intended to
have proposed au adjournment till Thursday, on account of
his other important duties, by which he Should be occupied
in the early part of the week.
Tho Solicitor-General said, if their Lirdshipit would per-
mit his to retire for a few minutes, he would be prepared to
conclude Isis observations iu half as boor.--(errei of " No,
woe nu.")
Mr. Brougham said, he would eistreot their Lordships to
hear him for a few momenta. His Learned Friend had not
meant to stale it olreissively to hint, bet Ike effect of his re.
marks were as if he (Mr. Brougham) had au far tidied with
their Lordships as to have brought out 'the letters of
Baru. °muted' at the time he had, although he had
had them in his possession some time before. lie doubt.
ed not that his Learned Friend had been so ill/Inlet-
ed, bceause lie had beard that wine one had been awing
enough to assert it, but lie could assure their Lordships
that he had nu knowledge of the existence of those letters
before yesterday morning, at baltpaat eleven o'clock, though
he was wrong in the statement he haul made, that they had
then arrived in town, when iii fart they arrived on Them's,
night, but at an hour too late for his to have gone about to
have communicated it to soy one.
• The SolicitoreGeneral diarlaimed any intention to anti-
hate miststements to his Learned Friend (Mr. Brougham).
Mr. Brougham said, he donlited out that those by whom
his Learned Friend was instructed meant nothing personal
to himself, but considered it as a very fair advantage.—(A
lone' )
The House then adjourned till Sfunday morning at tea
o'clock.
London, England, 1820-12-02

Atit • FARM lIOt'SF, and all other necessary Ont.
mut about ♦ot) air. re td LAND mtjuitsing, called
Otion Grange, mot in the iireupatiost of Robert Marshall.
Three are above 411 Aviv* of vety tine I lantatiusis au the
Estate, and the wholJ (wining a Mllti desii-atik Sporting
Resilience, as it abutter's with Game, and is situated in the
pleasantest part of the Yorkshire Wolds, at a very moderate
distance from Scarborough sad BrilliMmon tansy.
Possession of the Wuld Cottage and Lands may he had
immediately, and all other information' known of Mr. [Lill,
of Scarborough, near Brettli-y, whu will vire 'firkets fur
vtewittt the same. Any part of the Purchase Monty may
rtiosin on prnper arrwrity.
N.B —A dotty Putt paws mail I'T:ivies within a mile of
the Mouse.
London, England, 1820-09-15

LONDON,
FRIDAY, SWIIOIIIEII 15, 1820.

We have received Paris Papers of Monday last,
one of hoes, under the head of Madrid, Septem-
&r I, conerius it brief and imperfect notice of the
events in Portugal. The Madrid Paper, of the
31st last, o hich ulso have come to hands are totally
silent upon this subject ; which is very remarkable,
as in six days an account of the insurrection in
Oporto rni,,rt with ease have been conveyed to
Madrid, where it might be supposed the revolu-
tionists %sunkd be anxious to have the occurrence
known as boon as possible. hr noticing this eir-
cuiastance, however, we do nut mean to throw even
the shadow of a doubt ppori the credibility of the
accounts brought to Falmouth by the packet from
Lisbon, and smother vessel from Oporto. Tire
paisage of the packet from Lisbon was unusually
short, on account of which the intelligence of this
important and highly interesting event rescued
London probably as soon as it was known even in
Madrid; and it is probable that the Paris Papers
will derive the particulars of the insurrection, and
the Addresses and Proclamations issuing from the
Regency and the revolutionary party, from the
Loudon instead of the Madrid Papers, to which
they are in general indebted fo► all inform thou re-.
' spelling the affairs of the Peninsula.
The French Papers contain no domestic news of
any interest. The fact which we noticed a day or
two ago, respecting the attempt made by some
persons in Paris to droon a lancer of the guards,
by throwing him over a bridge. was contradicted by
a Jouroat ; lint the circumetimee has been again
asserted positively by another. Journal, which for-
tifies its statement by refering to an officer Will had
publicly apprised the corps of lancers of the cir-
cumstance. The story is rendered remarkable by
an infusion of a spice of the marvellous—for the
man; though actually thrown over the battlement.
'of the bridge, did not fall into the water, his belt
having been caught most singularly by something
prominent in the Inidge, which heldliiin suspendtsl
until means were found for his release ! One of the
persons who assisted in this feat has been arrested.
11'e find by an nrticle which we have extracted
from a Neapolitan paper, that although the Revo-
lutionists of Naples have resolved, in the first in-
stance, to assemble a Parliament constituted tipini
the mune principles, and endowed with the same
authority as appertain to the Cortes of Spain, they
yet see the expediency of modifying in many pare
titulars the Spanish Constitution, before they can
adopt it to the ordinary purposes of their govern-
ment. They wisely feel that the principles nod
even the forms of government must easy in differ-
ent States, according to the vsry•iug characters,
Writs, and circumstances of the respective corn•
tries. No theory is wilder, or founded iii note
abstract absurdity, than that which fancies'that a
constitution, however odinirribly productive of
liberty and happiness to one people, can be trans.
London, England, 1820-01-29

iQUBSCHIPTION TO AFFORD TEMPO-
RARY RELIEF' to the DMITITUTE. anal NIGHT-
LY SHELTER to the HODSELESS, during the PRE-
SENT INCLEMENT SEASON.
At a SPECIAL MEETING of the GENERAL COM-
MITTEE. held at the King's Head, is. the Poultry, es
Monday, isouary 24, 1840:
The Reed Hon. the LORD MAYOR in the Chair.
An Address to the Public was premasted to the Meeting
by the Right Rey. the boil Bishop of Chester, as Chairman
of a Sub C ..... miitre appointed to prepare the mow, which
hering been read, it wan moved by Sir John W. Laslshotk,
Bart. seconded lay Joseph Beatttrworth, Esq. and resolved
esuaninammly—Tl.al the Address now read be approved by
this 3leettseg, and published forthwith.
ADDRESS.
The Committee appointed to receive and apply the Sob-
aeriptions which might he retard for affordiag shelter to the
Hoesch ea, and relief In the Destitute, during the Pre'Mil
mums he Irave to netnowledge with gratitude and pride,
the noble and at t straparalleted liberality with which the
Public have come forward miffenswereal the appeal which
was made to their judgment noel feelings.
rue shosatel they-on ihtehllonsion omit, to ref ars their
grateful thanks he his Majesty's Governmeet, to the Lawton
Duck Company, and many prienteindiv:duals, far the offer
and ir fain of their assisiseite or servicos.
Such liberality has been ma t, they hope. with a promotion.
ate degree of zeal on the part of she Caministee. 11 has
been, they can truly saver% their while and their end
to resider the heinvolcnee of the public sir proalective as
possible of that teeneneial tesult fur the acromplithnseut of
which this homily was bestowed.
In submitting the following statement of persons admitted
into the house at Londeu-wall, the Committee 'blob II pro-
per to observe, that many of the objects were evidently in
the hat mix, of human privation and suffering, and would,
its all proletbility, have perished from Longer mid cold,
Makes die doors of that woutn fur wretch...duess bad been
open to receive them.

Account of the Total !Somber of Pentane who dept ill lan-
don•wall each oldie ►inee the opeolog of the I:stabliah-
weal, with the Meals • hods have been given

JanDATJai:: Jan. Jan. Jae.
!MI-4°e°' i 13471; 14th 15th 18th. 17th 18th
Mrs'
•%rtnnen and Chil-
tire.'
15 " 25 I 30 56
S, cot
31. al. 20rrn l4 122 700 1025 t 780 948
Jan. J3ll. J4es. I Jan Jam
DeficriPli". 112th 20th list 2U 23d
---
Men 4lB 474 437 485 473 I
011
•%Vuenru and Clod-
olgen
8 64 63 101 118 I 136
I
Meals given
London, England, 1820-01-29

TANNER V. Gt.:8134.

ca►e was ai• at the IN,t Sitting. at Guild-
The action wa• for the recover• of ■ policy
of insurance, t ffecieil for II e Marguriths Ahusbeth.
which a.m.' WM, 100 just IS she was alma, to enter
the of St. Tlitainaw's. The Plaintiff' recover-
es!, and Mr. SCARLETT now moved for a rule to
.hew CAlh,e why a new trial should not be g►anted.
The 1.-ariivil Counsel was proceeding to dispute
the verdict, on account of the impel fection of evi-
dence, wl.eo—
The Ciit EF JUSTICE rcniii.dtd him that it was
the eritlrhee of his hwu Nittlrsars that proved the
impo.sibilitr• of repairing a tes.el at Sr. Thomas's.
It would be of no avail, therefore to assume the
contrary.

SCI MUTT then put it upon a wilful mistake
of the Captain, who, 111 giving evidence, had Petite-
sentril the island of St. Thusnio's to have been in
great confusion, hom the island having been sur-
rendered to the Danes, whereas the surrender took
place in A pod, sent the ship did not rail from Eng-
land till October. The uneerwritershad determined
to try ilie question again on some other of the poli-
cies, a. they were cotavinced that the Plaintiff had
no claim upon them for the entire hiss, though he
might possibly be entitled to the immediate
damage by stiikiiig on the rock, front which she
had been c!eared, mud was riding in safety. not
making a foot of water in an hour, in the harbour
of St. Thatinis'o, at the time of her *hand 111111 l rut.

The CouKT granted a rule to miry proceedings
until some of the other actious should be tried. on
condition that the Defendant should pay into Court
the atuuutst of the verdict.
London, England, 1820-01-29

1101INCASILE C. F&RRAND.

Mr. SCARIATT moved for ■ rule to she, csn•e
wt.y tisr Veitliet found fur the Defendant in this
eig.e ►hunld not be set abide. It WVs an action
against the Ei.t India Dock Company for lumen-
drring goods milted to their custody to an-
other person, after having received full notice of
firm from the Plaintiff.—Role granted.
London, England, 1820-01-29

Tll6 DUKE OF BEDFORD V. EMMET.

This Iray an senors to rrcorer toll, !nought by
the 11)14iiintr, as proprietor of Correia-garden snar.
krt. The Plaintiff' chimed the toll on each parcel
of the cart-load, if taken to • particular prat of the
market. The Urfriolout objected that the toll
could only be claimed on the whole cart-load, and
that whatever the rpace the fruit might occupy, no
more than 441. of toll could be chimed.

The case has already beta fiequently bt lure the
public.

Alr. MARRYATT now moved for • rule to slues
cause why a new trial should riot be granted. There
wss no grant to citable the Plaintiff to take daft-
rent tolls for different parts of the market, mid that
there was no care wherein such a right was allowed
without n epee'sl grant for that purpose ; nor was
there, as he submitted, any power in the Plaintiff
to rail' the toll. It war of the essence of toll that
it could not be varied. The case was fully decided
by the trial between the Corporation of Rye and
ant Chatterton. The corporation had been at
great expense in enlarging the harbour, and )et it
determined was that the Corporation lied tro right
to vary the toll.
The COURT thought the Act of Parliament
which regulated the grant fully entitled the Plain.
tiff to claim any tolls which had been usually paid.
—The rule was refused.
London, England, 1820-01-29

A &WM LTY .SESSIONS.

Sesvions commenced at the OW Bailey
yesterday. At nine o'clock nrecioely Sir Wit..
LIAM SCOTT (the Judge of the Court) teak his seat
on the BrIICII, attended by svveral Civilians. The
comini.sion fur holding the Court was limb read iu
the us sal form.

The Grand Jury were then sworn, soil Sir Wx.
SCOTT charged them to she following rtirct. lie
commenced by staling. that it was with concern he
heard that the present Seism!), were likely to presest
for their consideration severel grave and important
cm., oi:carting out of the realm, slid which, as
they were described to him. were of no ordinary
aggravation. Lie understood, however, that they
were not marked with any peculiar circumstances
or particulars which distinguished them from cases
of the same heinous nature committed within the
body of the realm. That being the case, the Grand
Jury would conduct their inquiries upon the Caine
pm:copies and rules that governed them upon other
occa►ions. when they hail to consider offences within
the resin). Under these circunistaticts he would
content himself with merely recommending them,
whenever their inquiries led them to doubtful con-
clusions respecting the existence of alleged facts, to
find the bills, and by so doing, leave the cases fur
further and more /nature investigation.
The Learned Judge then withdrew from the
Bench.

The Grand Jury also withdrew to consider of the
following calendar of Primmer, fur the present Ses-
sions :

William Lilly. aged 24, and Alexander Wood, aged 18,
fisliernwu, charged with felony on the high seas.
Joseph Bluets, aged 30, mariner, charged with elating and
wounding Elranor his wife un the high seas.
James Pater, aged 411, fisherman, standing charged with
vitriol murder as the high seas.
Thomas Carnes, aged 21, mariner. fur • similar offence.
Santee! Baker, aged 32, mariner, for a similar utruce.

The Grand Jury returned into Court at eleven
o'clock, with a true bill rgsiu,t Lilly and Mod.
Sir WILLIAM SCOTT resumed Ins seat on the
Bench, assisted by Air. Justice PARK and Mr.
Justice Bast.
London, England, 1820-01-29

FIRE DEPARTMF.NT.

Policies fur 3001:asid moire the
isysteta of AOWOW, practised by this (Mos to participate
iu the surplus Premiums every fifth year, provided uu claim
has befit mule for luso.

Proposals fully esplanstory of the prioriplr• an.l rides of
the Company, usay be had at the principal Office its Chrap-
eiJr, London, and the Kern' deo+ in tlw (.06111",.
HENRY DiDgetbenumi, Jua. Secretary.
Cheapside, London, Jasmine/ IS, Is2o.

S. HAWKERS, AND OTHERS, IN
THE COUNTRY.

Gestlessen who are willing to art as Ardis for the
Attie Assitraoce Company, are requested to address their
appbeatinis to the Secretary at the Office in Cheapside, ac-
companied with a reference lei pantos in London.

mEmoins a NAPOLEON:
By HISPIELF.
The FRENCH EDITION was publiabeJ Ihia Jay, at 194.
is exits hoards.
The ENGLISH EDITION. faithfully treatlitrd by Mr.

O'Meara, will be ready ea Wedurolay, si lac U I.
Printed fur Sir Richard Phillips and Cu.
This day are published, is octavo, price 149. in boards,
WALKS TH ItOIJGII IRELAND.
Illy J. TROTTER, Esq
Late Private Secretary to the Bight HP.. C. J. Fax.
This Work exhibits the worst Interesting, Affecting, and
Eloquent Account of she Domestic State of Ireland, and of
she Conditions of the Irish People 419al has appeared.
Prieto' for Sir Massed Phillips arid Ca. London. Sold
by John Consmine, MIAs ; and by all Ilarkselkrs.
London, England, 1820-01-29

POSTPONEMENT OF DRAWING.

BISH otopectlully acquAinte Ills best Friends,
1 • she Public, that iu eonsrq f the lamented
DEATH of his Huy*, Highness the Duke of NE.NT, the
Last Day's Drawing of the State Lottery, whirls was to
haws lakes piece on Sedurdry, the 29th inst. IS POST.
PON ED by Order of the Lords Commissioners of his Ma-
jesty% Treasury to SATURDAY, sth February.
London, England, 1820-01-29

ATLAS ASSURANCE. COMPANY.
LIFE DEPAR rm EN I.

PERSONS aware., fur the whole termor LP,
will have as 'dilution made to their Policies (vete
*wreath year, ou the priairiOe so 11..sivicialy practised till
lately at the Faiiiitaltle Amirante Office; Dr the owasolitit
thereof maybe applied is refection of Ike future payments
of Premium.
Policies way also be effected fee the whole terra of Ilk.
on • plao peculiar to this Offsee, whereby the Premiums is
payable for ward masher of years only.