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The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1820-01-29

DARING STRICET ROHISERIES.

On Wednesday catalog, about six o'clock, as Mr. W.
Dories frown...ger, of Whiterhapel, was perwirg along
Slick-lane, he wa• mom desperately attacked by • gang of
four thieves, who knocked him down with a bludgeon, and
rubbed him of hi. gold watch soil appendages Mr. Davies
has brew coisfinril I,t his tail a err nitre, front the blows he
retrived.—The *woe 'velem& •Isosit right u`clork, a Kew
Ilewran mimed Iluut, residing at Stratford, was also attacked
in Petlieuat.lanr, supposed to be by the muse gang, who
robbed him of 13i. prick. I-hook, eons g a Lill of examine
for 1001. end • few memorandums—t ht Thursday slight •
young gentle/rail, emend thug, residing in eishoprgate.
streil, was walking wish a friend star Arildery•laall, whew
• man who feigned to be drunk reeled agailial Me. Biel,
and at the moment sisew a use. silver watch from his fob.
He pursued the ,Main, but without effect.

It is reported shut the Government of Gibraltar,
vacut►t by the &Mill of the Duke or KIN?, is tube
given to tl►e F.rl of CHATHAM, WIND 14 to perform
the duty in p►rsoo.
It apneas*, by lette►s from Antigua, received by
the Camden packet. that in consequ►nce of the
death or the lite Governor,Lirot.-General R•MI*T.
wind; took tolsce no the 1•t 1 i'vrmiser, and of his
successor. Lieut.-Colonel Muss. Commander...ins
Chief, on the Ittlh !dem. that the government of
that irlaod has devolved upon the lion. J. Iloas►•
FORD.

Itooortur.-0o Wednesday slight 'OMe thieves,
by means of picklock keys, entered the premises
of Mr. Boost), swatch-looker, Berets WI-street,
and wale lets ►IIVtr sod three gold watt liee, with a
iitionber of I holm., seals. ke3s, gold rings, a wring
clock, soil s quantity of jewellery.

Two c matins %err di-covered last week at Graves-
end, by the sinking of the earth. These excavations
are most probAly ancient chrlk-pits of Romeo
origin. On the south side of one of them are the
ceramists of • flint arch. about Iwo feet wide. lead.
tug tutu the other.
Stincat %Li Occtritite•ce.—.Wilit f clings of
deep COliet fig Or hive to ONHOUSICe • circtuustance
that !unjust rrached us of a moat painful mature. A
funeral rooming front the sham to • small island iu
the great Lough above Killalor, the friend* mid re.
lefties of the tivers,ed thought the ice sulicsontly
strong to carry 11w corpse across. wilco it urrforts•
ustely brmmke, arms: shucking to reline., he remains' of
the deceased acre precipitated into the water. and a
nuoibtr of people, who were cotiveyiog the corpse,
fell so and perished. Time ousuber that suffered are
differently stated; but es a circurnsterwr of thie
hood is generally over•coloured by the frvitogs it
exciter, we shall forbear meutiontog the uttsuber.
until we tare briter ii.istriurel NO to WOesteut of the
calamity.—(Limerick Paper.)
London, England, 1820-12-05

No. I.

1101"molailia. Autos' 30, 1920.
" 1 wished to have deferred writing art you till the rreti.
drat bad sesuessed &ethic place, end made oar final arreragi,
mews, bat Mee Gleaeral this morning received a letter frees
him, saying, that as soon is the troops had occupied Mara.
csibo, we should proceed by way of the lake to join the malls
army in the interior, with the few of the Legion still re.
seining here in Colonel Montidia's diviatue The state of
the roads renders it impossible we 'Wahl proceed by way of
the Magdalena and Deana. The General intends requesting
that the fete of us here may be allowed to eceumpany, as
volunteers, the Eapeolition which it on the point ut attack-
lag Sant,* Martha. Should thtsle allowed us, we shall have
rm oppoi lenity of bring prevent at an enterpriae, which, if
suseessful, will produce a stronger sensation in Europe thao
any thing which has yet been done; Santa Martha being one
of the most important ports on the comet. The force pre-
paring against it will consist of about thirty gun boats, an
1,500 men, some of them new leek.., but there to the Rifle
Battalion of Holivat's guard, 000 strong, in very fine order,
nod entirely commanded 6y English officers Admiral Brion
will command the naval force with Colonel Padillo, a brave
kind of deeni-negro. Captain Chitty, • flue young Eugli.h
seaman, will commend the second division of the bums: The
land finces will be under Colonel Memphis, if Bolivar does
Dot pie person.
" As soon as our little hand is collected here, I will send
you a statement of our force. The Patriot% if they push
matters, seem to have the mean, of bringing the war to a
speedy conclusion, besides the chance there is of Spain's
liming to terms. Bolivar is mooch hurt by the defectoon of
the Legion, especially after their defeat of Snitches Lima •
on the news of which be drank their health, and expressed
to all about him the pride he felt in their conduct. Had
they held on, they would at this moment have been the Oat
foreign force in the Columbian service, and might have cum•
mended whatever the country could bestow, and their ser-
vices merited."
London, England, 1820-12-05

L'AMOUR:

Principal character,—Mr. St. Albin, Miss Simpson, Mira
Carboni, Mr. Walborn, Mr. Del), and Mr. Simpson, assist.
al by the Corps de Ballet.
After which (7th time this Season), se Imitative Burletts,
entitled
APOLLO DAGGIFRWOOD.

Apollo Dientetymed (sots of the great Sylvester), Mr. John
Reeve! Sir John Trolly, Mr. John Reeve!! Jeremy Diddler,
Mr. John Reeve!!! Creek, Mr John Reeve!!!! Monsieur
Chant. Mr. John Reeve '!!! ! Mr. Flip, Mr. John.
Reeve Ol.l Fickle, Mr. Daly ; John, Mr. Smith.
Laura Fickle, Mies Yates; Mrs Clatter, Mrs. Daly.

The whole to conclude wills (Bth lime) a New Burletta,
in town Reis, called
THE DEUCE IS IN HER; OR, TWO NIGHTS AT

51A bilID.

Don John de Toledo, Mr Callahan.; Don Leiria de To-
ledo, Mr. Guiriersal; Don Manuel Enrique:, Mr. Watkins;
Cosine, Mr. Wilkinson; Roderigo, Mr. Smith. Donna An-
gela, Mrs. Waylett ; Donna Beatrice, Miss Collier; Isabella,
Miss Yates.

An entire sew Afelo-drame, in three acts, is in preparation,
and will be speedily produced.
The Doors will open at Six o'Clock, and the Performance
to commence a Quarter before Strew—Second Price Halt
past Eight.

PRIVATE PUPIL—A mi,ried awl 'we-
fired Clergyman, who receives a few Pupil. into his
Family, has now • VACANCY. Terme, 180 guineas per
annum. Distance trims London eleven miles.

Lritrir, directed for the Rev.J. G., M Payne mod
Fo.■, booksellers, 81, Pall-mall, will he duly forwarded.

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&COM! FAO I 00, considerably enlarged,
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London, England, 1820-12-05

WORTIIIII.G. DECEMBER 1.

We were yesterday gratified with the presence of
that great distingnialted Senator, Lord Er-lice,
vitiate uperiiorions conduct in advocating the canoe
of her Majesty would be superflisons ip use t'
attempt farther to eulogise; his terd.hip vointtritra
at the Nelson Hotel. On Ilia Lordship'. departure
he was greeted with loud kind repeated hiazra.
which his Lordship was cootle,ciotlingly -pleased to
receive with great allibility, and drips/task fur the
present with farewell.
Several of the principal Inns have had public
dinner parties on the occasion of her Majesty's
triutnPh, which were numerously attended:; many
loyal and constitutional songs were smog, toasts.
&c.• awl the eiresiag was *smut with. meek eon-
viviality, and the rosy bumper was klpt in circula.
tioti until a late hours

Mr. CAN onto left tower yesterday for Waterier
t7settle, the salt of the Earl of Ltelearoot. war
Dover. •
The Itorquie of TIOMoND and lamily hove or-
•rived at Rerreolloo Carole, lrelood. from London.

The Archbishop of TUAW. accomPenied by hi.
Ludy, have arrivestat the Palace, in Town.
. .

Sir WA LT= SCOTT, Bart. has hems istamintrously
elected PrS•vident of .the Berl SacielL of •Edin-
horgh, on the rrsigastisin of Sir liii—Elf RA LL.
Mr. LOWid GRUIIIIITT, formerly as ambient
grazier in Lineolosinee. died a few days ago id th 4;
eoutity. at • very advanced age. it was from act
hospitable juke of this smithy rames that Dr. GoLn-
OMITII took the hint of Marlow,. asimaking the
hove of Mr. Hareleawle foe no ion. is the comerly
of Mt Sleeps la Coartor. The eireasastaur.e was
as follows :-.-Mr. GRIAMITT. IMO one night, Met
II Couisiefcial traveller, who bad mistaken lis road,
mud inquired the way to the newest inn or public-
hoese. Mr. G. replied, that as be was a tarseeer.
he would shew him the way to • quiet respectable
house of public entertaioatent for men and horse.
and took lam to his own residence. The traveller.
by the perfect ease and mead's:re of his amonet.
showed, the success of his host's stratagem. sod
every thing that he called for was instantly provid-
ed fat himself and his horse. ha the- morning he
called in an anthusitative tone for his bill. and the
hospitable lommillord had all the recompense be de-
sired to the surprise and altered manaess of h:s
guest. Mae, ettwr wilintiteol ids of kit dams are
'sated of him.
London, England, 1820-12-05

TO TES EDITOR OP TES BRITISH PASSE

•
surprised that a customs should so bow have
obtained in London and elsewhere, which I am persuaded
is objectionable to the generality of people. I anode to
the set of worthies denoatioated Waits, who at this ammo.
of the year a►e in the habit of parading the street' at
the dead hour of night, with the view of serenadiag permits
whu may be so fond of music as to wish to be awaked
from sirup to hear it 1.1 advantage. The short time there
aranikring ►armuni,ts atop in any one place can hardly
compensate the lir (or being disturbed between one
and three in the itiorniug. To aggravate the Mimi, they
call out in a voice that might awakes the 'eves sleepers,
stating the object of their visit, and wishing the Ladies and
Gentlemen a good night, ■fier having unmanly contributed
to break their rest. I lay., Sir, that when these persons
come round to be rawalded for their trouble, it will be re.
presented that their absence would be a favour at such ao
hour, and if they come at all to lama s& at twelve.
Timm, ete. SOMNO.

TO THE EDITOR OP THE DRITI9II PRES*.

Dumfrier, Dec...weber 1.

SIR—In The Conri.r of the 271 h November last l observe
• third litter, said to be from Dumfries, stating 'bat a Fe-
male Benevolent Society had issued a notice against inch as
'inlaid illuminate their windows in consequent., of lbe
Queen's trial being put an end to; and slating also, tbst
none of the respectable iubabita•ts did Olomouc their
windows on that occasion

The whole Letter is false front beginning to end. The
Female B lent Society never did eireelate any inch no-
tice as is stated in The Courier, and the joy of the
ants of Dumfries on the occasion was so general and sin-
cere, that, with (he exception of a few persona in office, kr.
all the houses io the town were in a blase of light, and the
whole surrounding country imitated the shining example.
The men of Dumfries will yield to none in loyalty to their
King and Constitution, but in common with tbr greet body
of their countrymen they rejoice ■t the termisiatiou of •
trial evidently destructive of the best interests of Britain.
I em Air, your very obedient
FRIESI SIS.
London, England, 1820-12-05

To conclude with (6th time). a new Musical Dram, called
JUSTICE :

Or, THE CA 1.1 Pll AND THE tORBLER.
The Caliph, Mr. Cooper; Giaffer, Mr. Forte; Kaled, Mr.
Harley; Father of MOUSY!, Mr. Game; Ahriallah, Mr. Bar.
nerd. Eeltadmh,Mre. Egerton; Win's, Miss Kelly; Mousel,
Madame Vestals.

Th. Prologue to be spoken by Mr. Barnard, the Epilogue
by Miss Kelly.
The interior of the Theatre has been eompktely esobid-
lialietl and newly decorated.
Places for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Rodenit, at the
Prinlnt Box Entrance, Little Russell street, until the cola.
'Action of the Portico.
The Doors will he opened ■t Half-east Six o'Clocit, and
the Performances on each Everting commence at Seven.

Roars, 7s. • Second Price, 3s.64.—Pit. 3s. ed.; Second
PI ire, Is.—Lower Gallery, to.; Second Price, Is.—Upper
Galles y, 1 s.; Second Price, 6d.
Tu-sourrow, Pizarro, will. The Children In the Wood.
On Thursday, Johns Caesar, with A Wild Goose Chase.
On Friday, Wild Oals—soa Justice, or The Cidipb and
the Cobbler.

On tisturcley, Goy llaraararing : Henry Bertram, Mr.
113, al••m. _

THRA TAR-ROY AL, (WV 13NrGARDAN.

/11111 S EVENING. TUESDAY. Dec. 5,
will be ',rammed, Shelulteare's Ceoweedy of

TWELFTH NIGHT.

So tilt cootie of the Comedy will be introduced Swiss,
I)uet•, Weer, mid atoms's, the Po•try selected entirely
from the Ploy*, Neva, and Sonnet. of Aiakepearr.
Duke Oreinu, Abbott; Valentine, Mr. Taylor;
Carlo. Mr Pyne ; Sir Toby Belch, Mr. Emery; Sir Andrew
Mot:cheek, Mr. Liston; &Monier', Mr. Pander ; Antonio,
Mr al 'poen; Roberto, Mr. Jefferies ; Friar, Mr Atkins;
Maliniliu, Mr. W. Farms ; Clown, Mr. Fawcett ; Fabian.
Mr. Damsel; Solsnio, Mr. Cumrr ; Benvolio, Mr. Timmy,
Olivia, MINI Greene; Virile, Miss M. Tree; Mario, Mn.
G bh.._ _ • _ .

The followistg am the Selections from Shaksprire :
Aet I.—" Foll many a glorious Morning;" Sonnets.—
Glee, " tt his is Sylvia Two Gentlemen of Verona.—
!Lob e, " Even u the Sun ;" Venus and Adonis—Duetto,
" ltipbens with his Lute," King Henry Till.
Act ll.—Glee, " Come u'er the Brook ;" King Lear and
Poems —Glee, "On a day ;" Love's Labour Lost.—Glee
sod Chorus, " A Cup of Wine;" Henry IV. Part 11.
Art 111.—Song, " Crabbed age;" Sonnets —Duetto,
Cemario, by the Rues of the Spring ;" Twelfth Night.—
Glee, " 0, by river. ;" Poems.
Act IV —Sang," 9 bow much more doth Beauty;" Son-
nets—Sung," Take all lay loves;" Son/actg.—Sl smite Glee,
•' Come onto these yellow muds ;" Tenspess.—Chorits,

• •
" Daily joys be still upon you ;" Tempest.
get V.—Song, " In bowers of laurel ;" Poems..--Song,
" bid me discourse ;" Venus and Adunis.—Fausle, " When
that I was ;" Twelfth Night.
Is Act IV. will be iutroducedShaksprare's Grand Masque of
London, England, 1820-03-23

LOVE IN A BUSTLE.

After which will be perfurweed (by permission) that cele-
brated ecceutric Irish Earle. Is, entitled
THE ROW OF BALLYNAVOGUE;
OR, THE LILY OF LISMORF..
" Gnllitnoufry; or Puff! Par Puff!" by Mr. Cowell.
Tice ch choir to conclude with an entire new Burkett., in two
arts, eutitled
LOVE AND TIIE CHASE.

Umler of the Bawl (fur this night) Mr. Russell.
to he hail of Mr. Shaw, 19, Drury-caurt, Strand;
and st the Theatre.
London, England, 1820-03-23

THEATItICAL lUSD.

The Covent. Garden Theatrical Fund annual
dinner wits given yesterday at the Freemasons'
Tavern, Gre:a Queen.street. The Duke of York
was in the Chair, end the Duke of Sussex was the
Vice-President. The latter Royal Duke, after
dinner, addres.ed the company in a very appro-
priate speech, in which he took an ihivioricid view
of the Institution. and descanted upon its merit..
When in the course I.f the toasts Mr. FAWCZTT'S
health was drank, that Gentleman..in returning
thanks. took occasion to revert to the early stale
of the Institution, and the difficulty in which it
was involved, front the want of means to meet the
claias upon it. In this situation he lotion! it. He
made his appeal to the illustrious Duke, who now
honoured the meeting with his presence in the Chair,
and lie condescended to yield to his request. The
Institution hail proapered under the auspices of Ilia
Royal nighties.. This was the fifth anniversary at
which he had presided, and it was only now air.
Ctg.ery to make a pull, a strung pull, slid a pull
all to.lether, to render the fund sit-quote to its libe-
ral anti beneficent purpose. The company amounted
to about 300, and the subscription exceeded 1,000!.,
including 100/. from Air. Courts, being his sixth
donation.
London, England, 1820-03-23

LAST TWO NIGHTS OF PERFORMING BEFORE
EASTER.
SURREY THEATRE.

II is respectfully announced, that in consequence of the pre.
ducting% of a New Melo-ftrause 0111 Easter 3losiday, Ivanhoe
cannot possibly bar performed for some time after Sailor-
day next.
NA Is EVENING. THURSDAY, March (23,
IL rind SATURDAY, the 25tb, will be presented the
I oichatdr Burltita of

TRICK for TRICK; or, The MAN and the MAID.
After which, 25th time. an entirely new splendid Historical
Melu.dramatic flurlittts, in three acts, called
IVANHOE:
OIL THE JEW'S DAUGHTER.
To conclude with the very favourite Buffett*, called
SPOI L'D CHILDREN.
London, England, 1820-03-23

COUNTY FIRE OFFICE, lieurNT-erRIET.

TRUSTEES:

The Dote of Norfolk, The Marquis of Buckingham,
The Doke of Rutland, The arysisof Nora loonplust
&c. Ste. Ste.
And Souty Directors.
stSIISGIIIII 01111fitcToli.
I. T. BARRI:It DEM:3IIMT, Erg .S.

EItSONS who Continue in tired in this Office,
Seven Years, whether upon a S.spiesiniiil or Animal
Policy, share the Profits equrliy with the Orb...mai Nleiniene,
according lir their respective. Contributions. A !HT bilattelli
Sarplns Capital of 400,000!. has been rut...tided by the
original Members, and they alone are res) ..... hence
Mese who now desire to insure are effeciiisily ;retired Against
that trueertainty cud unlimited responsibility which hare
been so severely felt in Societies upon the CuntrAutionship
ur Utrion principle.
Returns to the amount of 24,000 f. !nee been pad within
the last SI% Years to all who Ivive leen insiired Seven Years
—a treater Advantage to the nibble item has been hitherto
yielded by any welbscciercil Ertablislissicut.
Agents are apponned is all the rincipal Towns. who
are also Aitents in the PROVIDLNT Lire OFFICL,
founded on similar principle..
London, England, 1820-03-23

CORLTIINHAM, fil A NCH 21.

This dwning, tweelmty tat aloe o'clock. the election of •
Master of the Cerem 'ra. in the room of the late Captain
l'otherlityliam, began, which will terminate at nine o'clock
this evening, by the agreement of all parties. Capt. Clutch,
Masirrafthe Ceremonies of M argate and Ramsgate;
shall, Master of Ccremouiea of the Lower Rooms. bath ; and
Captain Smith, are the candidates, earl' of whom is sup-
ported by leather characters of interest, and all displaying
their utmost energy and confidence of ultimate success.
The weather has been very propitiates, and lb* hourly sr-
rivals of beauty and fashion. tri vote fur their favourite Can-
didate from Rath and all (latten has brought this unrival-
ed place of resort to it. wonted states( gaiety.
The eleetion closed at four o'clock. when the following
was the state of the pull :.--Marshall, 438.--Clough, 199
Smith, In.
The Scrutineers will tai-morrow mak* their proper return
of time blaster of the Ceremonies.
London, England, 1820-03-23

UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE.

Cameamor, MARCH 9.11-::-The Chancellor's Medallists
for the present year (Messrs. Waddington and Platt, of
Trinity College) have been decided by the examiners to be
equal
On Friday last Mr. Thomas Crick, of St. John's College,
and Mr. John Moultrie, of Trinity College, were elected
Universits Scholars, on Dr. Beira foundation; and on
ftlotielay Mr. G. M. Cooper was elected a Fonsulation Fellow
of St. John's Coll, ge, and Mr. W. Mackworth Pined a Platt
Fellow tor lisp sump Society.
The nee. Wm. Join., Fellow of St. John's College, has
presented to the Fitz. Mien% Museum a beautiful set of
casts, taken from a collection of antique medals, which he
brought with him from Greece.

°lmes, stAnat 18.
On Thursday the following degrees were conferred
Baeholore he Ilicinity.—Rer. K. G. Citreous and Re►.
Edward Whitehead, Fellows of Corpus Christi College.
alert ef A rfs.—Rev. J. B. Phillips, of Qween's College;
3. Creyke, Scholar of Corpus Christi College; J. B. Kirby,
of Magdalen Nall; Rev. S. 11. Burrows, of Pembroke Cul•
lege.
Bachelors of Arle.--W . Armistead, of Brasennose Col-
lege; D. S. Perkins, of Trinity College.
London, England, 1820-03-23

rEtondtkuec which etuse eaprll on Tuft!
ely *eat Arlbusiiar.. that a ennsinnanee of yore
examines ikelllerhiatold he crowned with success, is is
no degree shave by the result of this day's
A too prevalAartiplition of setority on this part of my
friends, induced own, of them to abstain from voting
during the three brat days of Om Ekeliuti : hot the marked
and progressive inere.Ne of Vati• in my favour since that
period, and dm great mightier of promises whitb yet remain
unpolled, fully justify me iu tetyit.z on the ultimate triumph
of our cause. which is the ranee amp. conotrv.
I repeat that I yield to nu min in firm attachment to
Civil and Religiose; Liberty, blinded a.l it immutably is
wish our admirable Constitution ; and I declare enys..lf, its
the truest 'PIMe of the words, the Friend of the Plople, for
the cause of she people eau
cause of their Kiug and Country.
Acting oil these principles in the conscientious discharge
of my public duly, I have, to Site nt 00000 at of my power, re-
sisted the progress of sedit• and blasphemy; I have sup-
ported those measures which subsequent events prove to
have been indispensahly necessary for the preservation of An
Constitution; and in the anxious pr•onoti 0000 of all real sad
practical improvement in our Laws and Inatitiotions, I have
uniformly °plumed all vague, visionary, and datigeroks pro.
jests or r. form.
It has brill my constant endeavour, during the list four-
teen years that I have been your Representative, faithfully,
sealiiiisly, Sint slititfrntly to promise poor local interests, by
dewithig my personal attention to the arduous amid impor-
tant duties of this metropolitan County. Ac % coalition
evidently appears to have been formed attaiaNt me, 1 feel it
isnperative to urge sour immediate and active efforts is my
behaif, and your early attendance at the pull.
I have the honour to be,
Your ulieditut and faithful Servant.
WILLIAM M ELLISH.

Bash•hill Park, March 22, 1849.
ITATI or TON POLL.

Mellish
Bsist .
Whitbread
London, England, 1820-03-23

ORATORIO. • .
.1„
DAVIT-LANE THEATRE.
The series of Oratorio* concluded lart night at
this house with great ectui. The house was crowded
in excess with an elegant audience. The selection
was excellent, mid great taste and talent was dis-
played in its execution. There were numerous
encores. Atnome the ninst prominent were the
duet between Mrs. SALMON and Mr. BAAHAM ;
nwl an air by that Lady, accompanied by Mr.
NICHOLSON on the flute.
London, England, 1820-03-23

To which will be 'dart], the Farce of
THE CRITIC.

Sir Fretful Plagiary, Mr. W. Ferree; Puff, Mr. Jones;
DanTle, 51r. Connor; Sneer, Mr. Egerton ; Don Ferule
Whiskerainlos, Mr. Blanchard. Tilburina, Mrs. Gibbs.
The Danes will be opened at Half-put Liz o'Clock, and
the l'lny begin at Seven.
HOU' 75. ; Second Price 3s. 64.—Pit 3s. 6d. ; Second
Price %I.—Lower Gallery 25.; Second Price Is.—Upper
Gallrry ls.; Second Price Srl.
A Private Cox may he had for the mama, or Rightly, of
Mr. Rrauilun, at the Box °See.

Op Saturday, Shakspeare's Comedy of Errors, with Blue
Bra 1 J.
London, England, 1820-03-23

ACIDULATED ESSENCE OF ANCHOVIES.
T E decided Preference this New SAUCE liar
experiencid during the short period it has been Irefnre
the Poole, haring oectiaiosed some spurious Imitations.
L. LAZENBY and SON respectfully inform the Nobility
rind Gentry, the Original Article is prepared only at their
Nn. 6, Edward-street, London, and2ll, Perlis.
.flept.utre et, Dublin: the label of each bottle signed
Eliza& tit Lasenby."
N.B. From its peculiar Preparation the Acid Anchovy
Sivcr will he found very delicious with steaks, hashes, fac.
tli well as all kinds of Sob, and claim a decided preference
tor exportation; is warranted In keep in soy climate, and
slues nut turn rancid when opened.
London, England, 1820-01-11

MIDDLESEX sIiSSIONS.

These Ses,ions were opened yesterday morning
heroic -- Cows?, Esq. aid several Magistrates.
The 1111111 r% of the Grand Jury were then called over.
The CHAIRMAN said, it was unnecessary for him,
both rr.im the character or the Gentlemen who
composed the Grand Jury, and from the state of
the calendar, to say a word on the duties which
they were nho•t to discharge. He would, there-
fore, allow them to retire, after merely requestiag
that they would apply th•m+rtves, isi the first in-
stance, to the cases of felony, it bring material that
those should lie disposed of ea soon as possible.
The Jury retired, and the Court proceeded to
hear the cases on the list.
tilisebeili Crow was iselicted for an assault on
Mary Anderson. The parties lived in the same
neighbourhood, Oakes.-court, Clerkenwell. It
appeared that their children were in the habit of
quarrelling with each •ther, and on one of these
occasions the Prosec•trta received • blow in the
face from Airs. Crow.

Several witnesses were examined, bat the Jery
returned a verdict of—A'm
Richard Peatford was indicted for assaulting
Mary Ann Crouch. The Defendant was a butcher
living at Hampton-Wick. The Prosecutrix and
her liwiliand lived in the same neighbourhood.
The Prosecutrix stated, that she went to the Dem.
fenikiiit's shop and bought a piece of mutton from
him at 6d. per pound. She was very particular as
to its quality. The UrfeirrlHnt assured her it was
red and fresh. She took the mottos' away, but
maim after discovered that the meat was very bad.
Otte returned to the shop to remonstrate with► the
Defendant. who, instead of taking back the meat.
said, that lie sold it us stale meat, that he would
summon her husband for the price of it, and, with.
oat further provocation, lie seised on the Prose-
cutrix. pushed her alpinist the wall, dragged her to
his block, a:id bruised her back against it. which
severely hurt her.
On her crossaeitsmintition she admitted, that,
having received a letter from the agent of the De-
fendant, vhe went to his house and offered to settle
the affair for a slim of 7/.. and 21. expenses.
Two witiwsses, out behalf of the D4esidant.stilted,
that Mrs. Crouch went to time shop, not iu the man.
set she described, but iii a most outrageous and
vieleist manlier; that she applied towards the De-
fendant the most violent language, called him
scoundrel, villain, blackguard, &c. and actually
threw the mutton at the Defendant's face. The
witnesses stated, that they did not see the ayeault
committed ; that they were in the Defend rot's
shop, and I,IIW him merely turn her out of his
premise..
The Jury• found the Defendant Guilty, and he
was sentenced to pay a fit.e of 101.
James Pitts, John Pius, and Eliza Pitts, a de-
cent respectable faintly, residing in Bethnal-green,
were indicted by Ann Simplon', fur au assault on
the Ist of December. .

The Pinsecutrie. in detailing the circumstances
of her ease, acknowledged that she had thrown a
pail of water on the Defendmits; rood this outrage
bring held as a first assault, the Defeudauts were
iostsutly Acquitted.
London, England, 1820-01-11

POLITE HIGHWAYMEN.

A. Joseph Fis%bourne, Esq. was lately returning in •
carriage from& funeral in company with his nephew, be was
stopped ou the Atby road, between Ibis toms and Maguey,
by four footpads, armed with brass-barrelled pistols, who
robbed them of what money they bail about them. It must
be ackuuw , however, that the leader of the party
behaved in a penflensinaftle manner—having only pot
MreFishboor to his honour as to the property contained in
his pocket-bock, whit!, was generously returned to him, with
a reveal that he would take out the uotes himself, and baud
them to the Captain, who declared that he was • peaffirmax
is distress. The business being over—the chaise drove olf
with the company, but the polite Ceptaia finding that Mr.
Fialaborne had left his grest.coat behind him on the road,
wheel be get out of the carriage--followed immediately, sail
having made an apology fur stopping them a second time,
banded the coat in, wishing the reutleision a :uud meat, and
pare home. The younger Mr. rill/41101MM was deprived of
his watch by one of the grog, who said he wanted Le at a
certain place precisely at 10 o'clock, and wished to know the
hour.

111 the same night, and it is sepposeJ by the same *arm,
a Revenue °Meer, Of the name of Galbraith, wag vtoppril un
Isis way from this lowstto Custledvrinot, and tubbed of rash
to the amount aftll baton wateh, and coal—but on hit re-
toonstratitte with them. they hnnowrahly returned the later,
together with lug. of the money.—(Cerlow Aletaing Post.)

Friday week. by souse unavoidable accident. a
woman rim killed iaa a coal pit lit Whitthreen; and.
on the same day. a man was killed. ruil two nitwit
very much bruised, by the falling in of part of the
11001 iu near that town.


PRICE OF STOI
per Ct. Red.
3 per Cent. Con•. 674/
4 per Centt. dG
5 peret. N. Au. lu2aS
Bank L. Ann. 17
India Bonds.. $ 1U pr.
London, England, 1820-01-11

SURREY THEATRE.
Tifis EVENING, TUESDAY, January
and following Evrain;:s, will be presented, a uew
Comic Scotch Diveriitemeni, called
SAN IW. JANET, AND LITTLE BEN.
Suitt'', Mr. Ridgway; squire Stamp, Mr. Jonas; Gahy
c:in, Mr. Ellis; Ben, Master Ridgway. Janet, Miss
After :Sill time) a new Grand Serio-Comic
mai lc Barletta. in three acts, called
THE PROPHECY ;
Or, 1118 GIANT SPECTRE.
Mnantol, Mr. Nubile),; Count of Ealcuriara, Mr. Ben-
tough ; Theodore, Mr. Watkins; Raynsuud, Mr. Ridgway;
T11011141*(1, Tile. Wyatt; Jai-tints, Mr. Filzwillitm Ilypou-
Ida, Mite Taylor ; Matilda, Mrs. W. S. Chattrrley ;
M im Copeland.
To conclude with (14th time) an entirely new Comic Rue-
lola, in two arts. called
MOUSETRAPS; Or, THE MOUNTAIN COTTAGER.
In rehearsal, and to be produced without delay, • new
sulresdid Strln-drause, in three acts, •uder the title of
iraotme, or the Jew's Daughter.
It it alai. ettpectfully annouuced, that Mrs. Mountain will
shorty) nv.kv itcr appearance in a new Comic Barletta.
London, England, 1820-01-11

/ICE LAND.

nu/um. JANUARY G.
Chamber&she* gale*, Dublin Castle, January 6.

The remains er her late Ear.lkeei the Cousin. Tafbos'!
will 1k iu slate in tie Castle Chapel, en Pride?, the lib
instant. •

The north doer el the Chapel. in the Lower Camle-yerd,
will be open to the politic from ten o'doek ill the morning
till (our is the aftersoos.

Sorb persoas as pupae unmeant( the noosing of bet late
Excellency to sloe water side, loving kindly met their mimes
to this Office, they will nut he expected to leave their earth:
911 Soturd,ey morning; mid all °conies for delay being Owe
semide I, the procession will more from tbe Castle at elereu
o'rlook prreirely.
It a psrtieutsrly requested *bet carriages will approach
the upper gate of the Castle (throve* which aloes the prbh
can be admitted) by Parttime.' street may.
"-- _

. - -
The procession will wive by Dause-mrset, College. Teen,
Nest's's-sheet, Merrios.sqsare' Hulles.atreet, and Grand
Cara! street, to tke corset of Great Britain.qusy, beyond
which point it is requested that empty terrier,s will sot
proceed.
N B.—The carriages of Peers, Peeressee, and Privy
Couttsellurs, will be admitted into the Lower Castle yard
obrosigh Ship-street gate, by tickets, whisk will be tossed
fur that purpose.

The Loris Justices who are to hold the Cam.
mission of tile Lisrd Lieuteetisit during his Excel.
lesicy's absence, which will not exceed six weeks,
are, his Grace the Right Hort. and Hon. William
Stuart. the Lord Archbishop of Armagh and Pri-
'mite of All behold; the Right Hun. Thomas lisrd
Mann-rs. Lord High Chancellor; and the Right
Him. General Sir G. orgy Beckwith, G.C.B. CUM.
!milder of the Foie....
London, England, 1820-01-11

A SPORTINM rtArir.

fit‘t ‘vrepstaices rosining match of het week rail" as
other match Of the same kind to be wade at a eseorifrinl
meeting iu as Saturday Wok. and which wiatir•
rifted yesterday us the Bath rood. It was fora make of
10 guinea. each, as follows :—The match was he dhe runt
talks; amid Mr. Carter gaga one Wile at surrhieg Mr Mr.
Huffman, who weighs nitres aurae; throe !porters ipt
milt to Kr. Pigeon; red half a mils to Mr. lawn.
eerier got ay with Joules al fuer mitts, and the latter owe
tit. It was • tine rate is between she oder dine. Pigtimi
omits* ILA/man in the last quarter of a war, het Ito was
10., murk ft-alienated to head him. Canes. she had Emit
••traurdsuary play is the tart wik was urea rodurod
anJ the Sforn alone man beat Carter by gin garde. awl
Vicrun by tea. Carter did his grosid 111110111114. Tatty
were all meek dastresurd
London, England, 1820-09-12

the Deo Gnstitation. The Kira is to be trapect.
ed. They have paid she emirs here.
•• Excuse haste. The pocketis e%pecled to sail
every moment for England.
P.S.—The Regency are certainly going to tle
London, England, 1820-09-12

PALMELLA goes its the Creole packet."

TELEMILLPIIIC DISPATCII.—CaIaso, Saturday
afternoon, September 9 :—" A great revointon
has taken place in Oporto and Lisb;n, in cons,.
queare of which the Constitution of the Cortes' of
Spain has been proclaitried, and the former Authro•
ritirs put down, including the British entployed
there. A new Provisional GoVernment hes been
instituted, with a view to convene the Cortes:4nd
exercise, in the interim, the Supreme Authority,
All this has brim done in the to me of .King Joitn,
and effected peaceably, with the exception *lmre
bloodshed in Lisbon."
London, England, 1820-03-15

•
waridhe afaeigAlwissuerl against No. 46, of the Diis.
peas, (14use• b been annulled. hi consequence
of ibis decisions, M. Martainrille intends to retaliate
by preferring a complaint against Count Dresses
and M. Duplex dt Mezy, in order to obtain da-
mages for the illegal seizure of the number of his
publication in question.—(La Quelidienne.)
The Chamber of Accusation of the Royal Court
yebterday sent the rewoosible Editors of the
Constitationel before the Assize Court, to answer
for an incendiary article published in their paper,
in which the friends of the throne are accused of
• baring drawn up lists of proscription.
London, England, 1820-03-15

A DELPHI THEATRE, STRAND.
Mr. JOHN REEVES NIGHT. •'
TO-MORROW EVENING, THURSDAY,
March 16, this Etaiertainmenta will commence with
(fur this; night only) a Couvecaatione,
STEA M-BOAT A OVEN l'U RES.
New Song—" Corn., who's for the Packet?" To conclude
with a variety of New Imitations.
To whirls will he addol,
FANcrs SKETCH. •
After which, a Fantasia on the Piano-forte by Mr. G. W.
Maddiaon.
With the Ballet of
(.'AMOUR.
Principil characters—Mr. St Alban and Miss Aylell; Mr.
%Valbourn, Mr. Daly, Mr. W. Kirhy, Miss Walton, Ste. ite.
in which will be introduced a favourite Dance, by the Mines
Denncit.
To conclude with Ilse popular Rmletta of
FUN AND FRIGHT.
Sir Amorous. Simply, Mr. John Reeve; Frank, Mr. Cnwell ;
Sharpshins, Mr. Wilkinson; Robert Maydew, Mr Lane;
Doetur Gripe'ens, Mr Daly; Greuury, Mr. Campbell—Rose
Maydew, Mks E. Scott.
Boxes, 4s. Pit, 2.. Gallery, Is.

Ticket+. to be had of Mr. John Reeve, 2G, Tavi-itork-vireet
and Mt the Rua-office of the Theatre, where Place.) may
be taken.
London, England, 1820-03-15

. _
GENERAL ELACITIOM.
MR. MAIIIEII4 711011.420410 ME
EASTER hlO Y.
The Nnhility, Gently (Lite and future Members of Parlia-
ment, and the Free and Independent Merlon of Middlesex,
Wertmisinic, London, and Borough of Southwark), and the
Public at large, are must respectfully ifilknned that (in con-
sequence of the g I struggle fur Places and Seats else-
wht re) Mr. Alailwirs's Parties at the Theatre•Rtryal, English
Opera Home, Strand, will he snspentled until tlw Returns
of members to Parliament, and the Return of their Fanti-
Boa to Town.
N.B.—The Box-Office is open daily, and* the numerous
Candidates for Places (at Mr. M.'s Entertainment.) may
be snared that their Seats will he secured sin the find
Evening of Mr. slatliewier next Call of the House, on
Monday, April 3, OW.
London, England, 1820-03-15

GENERAL ELE2TION.
TO TILE WORTHY AND INDEPENDENT
LIVERY OF LONDON.
GiIIITLPX7Ift
THE: result of the most niminua F,lertiom ever
couirsted for the Representation of this City in Par-
liament haring been ascertained io a manlier au gratifying
to my fetlittes, I can but imperferily render the acknorr.
ledgmenta which are so eminently your dose.
A, I stall so 0.1.011 base neraso )))) to address you again
after the retort) of the Shu riffs nu Thursday next, it is left
for me at the present moment simply its thank you. whirls I
do most heartily, for the efforts you, have made, sod to COO.
troilulate you, upon the success of your disinterested and
honourable exertions.
losve the hoomor to remain, Gentlrmea,
Your faithful and devoted Servant.
THOMAS WILSON.
City of London Tavern, March 14, 18g11.
VIXAL BLOM Or THR POLL.
Wilson
iYond
Curtis
TO THE WORTHY AND INDRPENDENT LIVERY
OF LONDON.
GtIITLMII ES,
9PI E Decline is honourably and triumphantly
conclarted. Well ism 1 he proud and gratefol--prond
of your approval--grateful for your support. F that
aoproval, stud by that support, I have been not only re•
turned for the THIRD time as your Representative in Par-
intent, but in • situation on the Poll superior to the Mi-
nisterial Candidate—notwithstanding a Canvass unavoid-
ably imperfect—notwithstanding lung previous well.ar-
ranged exertions by my Opponeuto—indwithstandioug an
expenditure t ',rause, soul an inflamer must oppressive
—and nolvoithstenolithr every Ministerial effort, and every
recently-excited alarm. Yes Oentlemeo, well may I Sue
proud and rt.:m.1.11, when 1 remember that,
Ong all these obstacles, voile spontaneous viol, from kind at-
tachment, has irresistibly home me ou to a great and glo-
London, England, 1820-01-27

MANCHESTER, JANVAIIT 23.

twat night, oboist ten o'cluck, a fire was discovered in the
warehouse cif Messrs. Clays and Culfingworth, situated at
the southerly side of Massideo.square. Every attempt to save
it was frwetivited by the want of water, owner to the present
serere frost. The warehouse, *lnch is a very extensive one,
was burnt to the grouud in about three hotior,and the great.
eat part of the goods in it consumed. The laereenees of the
ft ours and the wind caused great apprehewsions the...if. r•
of some of the 'numerous warehouser', which burrottenicil the
nue ON fire. _ These apprehensions were WOO 'relined:
ft tines communicated to the adjoining warehouse of Meow,.
Itii.lson and Price, the greater part of which is burnt. The
floe of Meese*. Dickson. Watson, and Co. on the other rid..
tool fire at the roil, and part of the ceiling of one of the
rooms fell into it in limes.
S veral of the other adjoining warehouses have suffered
f the darner; bet in immense luso will h► sustained by
twiny others, by the mere removal of the goods. The streets
are filled with calicoes, fustians, and lines., which base
berm much trampled upon. in many parts the water from
the engines and fire.plugs was several Wicket de►p about the
rondo—it subsequently froze thews up. The areas is fiiint
of the Bridgewater Arms and Palace lons are covered with
piece good,.
A great part of the 31st foot, and a party of the 15th has.
saes, have been on duty all night. and have deserved great
thanks for their conduct. The cold was so interne that some:
of the military made Sees in the street with wood from the
burnt buililioes, but the snow was so deep that i• eitelt:rig
it extiuguished them.
London, England, 1820-01-27

rooer has insisted that ttley were eotunitudeti
black, as most suitable for mourning. inscrip..
lions to the memory of faithful wives and affecti'u•.
ate husbands, have been given to me, where,;,,.
diet has vied with epithet, and exclamation isiih
exclamation to' make a phrase of sorrow;' and, S.
would you believe it, after the chisel had done its
duty, I have had the charge disputed on the growl('
that the eulogium was extravagant and inappiicallie!
Surely we could *ever hove said so, I have isfrti
doomed to hear, when the instructions hare
entered, right to a letter, in my warehouse hook vr
inconsoleables. In short, Sir, grief is prodigal ;
reflection calculates. I thought it therefore best. •,,
customers increased, and we had the prospect of 11
epidemic, to prepare a stock of ready-made artir:rs
at ready-money prices; so that • gentleman tn•hh•.
if he pleased, be waited upon with his Monunirl
some days before his death, or, at all events,
heirs be fixed at once, and no opportunity be ler:
for after-repenting."
I could not help expressing my admiration ors
plan founded on such an exquisite knowledge of
human nature, and apparently ted wish so
ability and industry worthy of the excellence of the
original ides. At the sante time, I expressed some
doubt whether the variety of the demand could he
fully met by anticipation. and inquired whether
they were not, after all, often obliged to make to
order ?

" Seldom, Sir, seldom ; not but that we ow
exposed to caprice and eccentricity sometime.. S,►
great, however. is the extent and assortment of
stock, that one piece or other in it seldom is:.
to give satisfaction. The only persons, we u,r
say, whom we have found ■t all troublesome, nr;
the heirs of insolvents and foreigners. It i► 'rut,
we have taken the precaution to engrave virtue*
suited to all the profession* and classes of society ; rte
have them. too, at all prices, and of every material.
from marble to plaster. Good husbands may lir
had here from a guinea upwards, and friends to fe
poor at a still lower rate. taithfal wires. being ■
large department, go with u• very chimp; eirgial
"wisely cat-off are dearer. Our poetry is lipid for
by the line, but notes of admiration are ch.e4rJ,-..
',lrately. If you will take the trouble to w.:k runt
with me, I shall be happy to *hew you our ?Ai-
lanthropists in marble, mid widows in frrestia;,„
We have also a handsome assortment of politici •ar
in wood. Of philosophers, it must be contr..ec,
that we are at present rather out ; for the lead 1.311
ben► all used lately for bullets; but you ad! •ee
I physicist's in the block. and a number of
wen of letters, complete except the heads."
I readily availed myself of this invitation; and,
as we proceeded, my interesting conductor left me
nothing to desire in the way of expl.matiou. while
I was lost in astonishment at the infinite sagacity
which directed this great establighment.
London, England, 1820-01-27

ACTED BUT TRICE.
THRA TR &ROY AL, ENT-GA EDEN.
THIS EVENING, THUIISDAV. Jun. 27.
will lw stied a new Musical Drum s, callyd

THE ANTIQUARY.

Jonathan Oldbuck (the Antiquary', Mr. Liston ; Cason,
Mr. Blanchard; Level, Mr. Damsel ; Sir Arthur Wsrdour,
Mr. Chapman ; Ethel/drifter, Mr. Emery ; Lord Cilcuallao,
Mr. Terry ; Hector M•lntyre, Mr. Abbott ; Lirul. Taffeil,
Mr. Conn-or; Saunders Mucklebacket, Mr. Farlry. Mice
Isabella Wardour, Miss Stephens; Miss Maria Whit> re,
Miss Matthews; Miss Griaelda Oldloiek, Mrs. Davenport;
Elspetb of the Crsigisurnfoot, Mrs. niurit.
After which, 27th time, a new Orsini Romantic and Comic

Pastoositne, railed
HARLEQUIN AND DON QUIXOTE;
Or, SANCHO PANZA IN lIIS GLORY.
Quixada (afterwards Duo Quixote), Mr. Normals)
Niece (afterwards Columbine), Mita Scott ; Satt. ho P 311211
(afterward* Clown), Mr. Grimaldi; Nichol*. (the Rae-
her;, Mr. Norris; Samposa Carasru (afterwards Harlequili;,
Mr. Eller.

The new Musical Drama of The Antiquary will be re.
prated every evening.
The new Pantomime of Harlequin and Don Quixote will
be repeated every evening.
London, England, 1820-01-27

DEATH OF THE EARL OF SUFFOLK

Died at his seat at Cbseklon.bansei in the county of Willa,
on Soid:y the 4111 Instant. Jab* Howard, Earl of Suffolk
:in.! Berkshire, Viscoont Andover, and Bares Howard of
Charletos, a Ge*e►at is the Army, Colonel of the 4411, Re-
giment of Font, Governor of Londonderry awi Culmorc
Forts, in leeliud. His Loniebip was in the 81s1 year of his
age, having been born March 7,1739. He succeeded the late
Earl in 1783, and married is 1974 Jolla, daughter of Jolla
Gasksrlb, in the County of Cumberland, Esq. by whom be
has left Issue Thomas Vi:count Andover, born is 177 d, now
Earl of Suffolk, sold one daughter, Lady Catherine Howard.
Charles, his eldest son, the late Viscount Andover, was born
in 1755, and married is 1706' Jane Elisabeth, daughter of
Mr. Cokc, of Norfolk. lle was unfortunately killed by the
accidental discharge of his fowling piece in 1900, leaving
no iseue. The Viscountess afterwards married Captain
Digby, of tie Royai Navy. tousle of Earl Digby. Thomas,
the present Earl, married in 1802 Elisabeth Jane Dutton,
oldest daughier of Lord Shtrboniie, by whom he has issue
Charles John, now Vo‘eount Andover, and several other chit.
afro. The present i• tl.e sixteenth Earl of Suffolk, and
eighth Carl of Berkshire. The Suffolk is a branch of the
Norfolk family, as are ciao the noble families of Carlisle,
Ilowaid of Effingham, a..id Howard-de...Walden.
London, England, 1820-01-27

I` ilLoo ms RV-SQL' ARE, tour door's
from the top of Southamptismatreel. Holborn, is the
IRISH LINEN COMPANY'S ONLY WAREHOUSE in
LONDON, established Twenty Years, fur the SALE of
IRISH SHIRTING end SHEETING CLOTH by the
PiPC., at the Factor's Price, warranted for durability,eolour,
and to repay the purelisse money should any Guilt appear.
The C patsy, from the statism of their Egiablishosent• here
and in Ireland, off.r to the Community she shove articles
.such cheaper than they can be procured through may other
medium.

Good Irish Bills awl Bank of Ireland Notes taken as usual.
—Country Oriels punctually attended te.
JOHN DONOVAN, 4, Bloonssbury•square, tA
env,
JOHN DOY 1,E,3 St. Mary's Abbey, Dublin,
London, England, 1820-01-27

CANDI.F.S ON AN IMPROVED PRINCIPLE.

I'. I)AVI ES. 63, St. Martou'is lane, °ppm.
A • site New Slaughter's Cofree-house, sole Manufac-
turer of the MYER! iL WAXED WICK MOULD
CANDLES, which are universally allowed to burn equal
to owl', detest it ortesintly to caution the Nobility mid
Families against the base attempts of persons daily adver.
tilting, as none are genuine but those bad at his Warehouse
as above, or N 0.162, Fleet-street.
Fine Sperm Candles. 3A. 4d. per pound; Palace Wax
Lights, or Long Wax Pieces, 3s. ed. per pound ; Imperial
Waxed Wick Mould Candles, 11s. 64. per dozen ; Best
• Store Candles, 10s. per dazes ; Mottled Soap, from 94a. to
98s. pee cert.; Yellow Soap, 82s. to Ms. per cwt.; Fine
Curd Soap, 10Is. per earl.; Windsor and Palm Soap. Is. 4d.
to is. per lb. ; Brown Windsor, is. to to SA. per lb.; H ighlv-
Scented Fancy Soaps, 9s. per dozen ; Soiling Wax, Sa. gd.
per Ib; Fine Sperm Oil, 7s. 6d. per callus; Common Oil,
3s. 64. to 4*. per gallon.
Orders forwarded to all parts of Town, and carefully
packed fur the Country.