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The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1820-06-07

NNIGNATION.

The ship Be. Imitionel, Rattray, moollar, fur Quebec, WA*
cleared nut no the 31st silt. and has jilt sailed
She has on bused no tem than ?IS pasaesgeis, felon e anus.
shires of the kingdom, Melodist; this corset', and the eon,-
tics of Ayr, Lallatk, I)unsharthei, Stirling, Pert li, nut r‘yle .
From the taller shire alone there are 45 individual/B,mM from
there nt. Stirling and Perth 53. Hy far 'beige...liter morn
of the whole are respectable agriculturists, and ressesse.! ef
considerable property; in proof of which we have 10 stair,
On good authority, that the Hen I.oratind carries out a Hon
in specie litileshort of 30,000/.,belueiging to pence-tam, boa,d.
We have already express...door erpinioiso Isar this is 1101 t he sort
of emigratiqo which we shonld desire In • e extended; those
are nut Ilse persons whose absence might he .teemed' a relief
to the country; they are, in fart, the very sinews of a cone,
iry's strength; and by morgrati .... even to nor Colonies, their
valisable labours are comparatively lost to their 'alive land
for ever. Yet have we It...quarrel with limns cur their drei.
Won ; in many instances, we have nu douto, it will be Cooed,
un inquiry, to have born fleeced spoil them by 'natives lei
prudence and necessity. It most have been In them Ocriuu•
mailer, to find the hard-won earnings of uther times meting
away under the ehamee of circumstances, which pease to'
lowing a war of such detratiun bruozld with it, and (Intl%
which un relief presented its. lf, either in an inipruired Omen(
11.111/1101te, sir welt • diminution of the war rents aa to ',coed
will, the existing rates of agricultural proileice.—(Gresenactr
Adrerliser )
London, England, 1820-04-03

STRICTURES CURED.

u new 111ethod the above troublesome Com-
plaint is entirely eradicated (without the use of Bougie
tie (inortie4, whether of king ur 'hurt standing, except cuts-
ntimocl, ait well as all weaknesses generally accompany-
ing tl, and in a dual lime the whole system le f
being one of the greatest discoveries ever made,
by J. I.YNCH, 38, Hake-street, lit. 4suses's.
litesveerstik rtfeeeisees will be gives if required.-d-All let.
lets to be post-paid.
N B.—The price of the Medieioe, is live Psi's& s
pastel.
A perfect Core for Bilious Afeeties sod Obilisciise is
Mat Bowels.

The triumph of my opponents, as it is foumisall on .no
solid lotion of priaciphPs maw possibly he of to dam.
titeß Their panties. views, essentially difereat Truro each
other, are both cop ally in opposition to the heat interests of
the kingdom, and to the wainscots of that large and re-
spectable portion of the F.lectors, whose cause t was the
humble means of repelling, in 1806, from the thraldom aim
overbearing fsetims.
To the 3,073 Freeholders whose votes record their appro.
ba11,,,, of my Parliamentary coniloct, I beg to offer my most
grateful thanks: to those zealous Friends alto have moistest
inc in this arduous struggle I feel a deep and indelible obli-
gation. Fur the County, with which I have been so long
and closely connected, I shall aver clwrisla sentiments of the
warmest attachment, and with 211 attain,,, wash fur its pros-
pertly, and a ocelots% desire at tall boars, and %litchi all cir-
cum.lances to promote its lest interests,
have the honour to be, Gesitlemen,
four devoted and (titian, Servant,
%WILLIAM HELLISH.

Bosh-hill Park, March 30, 1820.
STATE OP THE POLL.
Mellish 3,073
Rya; 4,004
Whotbread
London, England, 1820-04-03

FATAL ELECTION FRACAS.

As Ilatoodrday evening last an inquest was held before
George Hay Amor, Earl one of the Coroners of Suoithimp.
tea, on view of the body of Thomas Gutberidge, a young
main is the employ of Mr. J. P. Lloyd, of that town, tallow.
chandler, who lost his life In cousequence of a alone toeing
thrown from the Dolphin gateway, during a rearm, which hap-
pened •t the late election.—lt appe►red in evidence, that the
deceased woe standing, in company with many others. its
front of the Dolphin Inn, in the High street, during a Air.
on nib which occurred between the electioneering parties, and a
large mune striking him on the forehead, readered him sense.
less. He was immediately conveyed to the house of Mr.
Maul, surgeon ; and on exanoitoation his skull was found to
be fractured. And • depression of the hone, about •a inch
and a half above the ►ight eye. He Ws. taken from thence
to his master's douse, and went on favourably for some days,'
when the symptoms became more alarming, which iticremitil
till the lime of his death-. Verdict —Thal he
.canto by hk
drat,: from a stout thrown by a person unknown.
London, England, 1820-04-03

POLICE.

BOW STRSINIf.
SINGULAR DEPRAVITY OF A CHILD.
Saturdsy, JUISej Enomerson, a boy °lily leaflet years of
sa-, was charged will, plimileriii2 his parrots of money and
g ~,,, Is to a considerable urrsomut. Tire father of the boy is
by trade a tailor, and was freeway in a respectable way of
business, but lind been reduced by ni.sfortuur s Isl arok us a
jOllllllllOlll. II IS in.ludry iu this situation woulil still have
enabled hint to accumulate property, hail nut this little
profligate urchin, with singular cringing, contrived to be-
reave him ut it, when hr would usually absent himself frum
home tilt he bad saltaunted the profits of his depravity.
His depredations extended to the wearing apparel of
his parrots, their household utensils, and even the sheets,
blankets, and pillow■ from their beds. These lie disposed
of al the rag•sbops iu various pasts of the town for very
trifling sums. His last off•ure was stealing • 11. mote on
Thursday, which his mother, a few boors before. bail bor.
rowed from a gentleman to make up n deficiency in her rent.
Within the last twelve mouths lie had rubbed his parrots of
upwards of tel. worth of property.
Mr.. Emitters's:), also appeared with on infant child in
her arm., iu teats implored the Magistrate to save her sun
from the iuevitable cwissequences of the course be was pur-
suing.
Mr. Riegle, who seemed considerably affected, expressed
leis resolution, if peresitile, to procure all nilinission for the
by into the POilenthropte Society, auil after his mother,
iii order to enable him to du so, bail, with much reluctance,
made oath to the robbery, the young miscreant was de.
taiued in custody till • proper application could be made.
He appeared perfectly unconcerned.
London, England, 1820-04-03

THE PRINCESS SOPHIA.

Her Royal Highness the Princess SoPRIA, since
her arrival in town at Camoloidge Howie hoin
NVincisor, has been visited by all the liralo•hca
the Royal Fainily, us wall as her Roval I I,vhnesse*
private and select friends, who have Itf.ciriv
drank tea, and spent the evening with ;e:,r
Highness. The Durliess of livcr lieu ..pent Sc,,
evenings with her Royul Highly-ski The Mike.
of YORK and SUBSE7C. and the Duchess ul
SEATER, have been constant in their visits to their
royal sister. The Duke of YORK has srid•iin
missed a day. Ili% Ho)al Nighties. accompanied
1118 royal siver to London front ‘Vltifkor. The
esfabloilliniit of the I'iels(:Ess is tinder 11w
ton of the Duke of I.ollK.and his uoreits. We
are concerned to say her Royal nightiess eoloys
but an indifferent stale of health, so Mu iii (.411.•
the occasional attendance of Sir i [CUM( 11A tiono..
but not more so thou her Royal Phgliices.
while residing in NViiirlsor Palace. During the
last werk,•in consequence of the favoulahle
of the seemlier, her Royal Highness ti'de
several times with the Duchess of
and once wish Lady CAMPOS:J.. 0.1 Sitorti.,c
her Royal Highness licconliouned the !II Of
GLOUCESTER In* visit to the Countess of HAN,
COURT.
London, England, 1820-04-03

BRIIJHTtIN, MA9CH 31.

On Wednesday, Thursday, and this day. hi•
Majesty look lerigthenvit promenades in the -
vihou surveyed the progress of the nu-
merous workmen on the improvements, and
',eared remarkably cheerful ; these warns, fr.. 11)
the desirably low enclosing fence. are ripen to the
view of the surrounding house., the nectettlattt. of
which hart the pleasure of britultlittg their
in the several promenades, rhjoyiug ht, s-tltitdry
walksrinder the most favourable auspices of re-e sta..
blisked health. buoyant spirits, and lieuveply Wea.
then. A small and select circle of Nohilirv,
the toys! band in attetultitice, have enlivened the
Palace every evening throughLut the week.
After his promenade hi the gardens this day,
his Nlajesty took exercise on horseback. but not
Ur public, awl returned to dinner very much re-
freshed by his ride.

On Sew(liy liir Duches+ of KENT lode out to
Luke ru utriug, sand vi,tILLI the Duehtus sat CI.A•
RENEE.

Prince LEOPOLD left Matiborongh-house on SA-
tardily, for Clareninot„
Yesterday the Dukts of YORK god (71 .412FN1
attended Divine SCIVICe HI the Chapel It•.,
On Ssturilry the Duke and Duchess of Gt ot.-
CESTlitt laid is select ita•ty at
PuILIP of [lease Hornbeing, secontii4-
nied by Prince FIIYR _n__ ZY A_ _ , left
town on S4illfliily
morning fur Brighton, on s visit to the htNG, for
few tlAys,
The Persian Ainbassar!or nail suite left their
residence in Churlev-street, Berkeley-ignore, yes-
terday morning ut unie o'clock, fur Pali:, where
they will reumiu a short tinie and then rai -red to
Persia.

The Earl and Countess of Baum)). andly,
are shortly expected home from the Continent.
The Marquis of I..xisxDowx nisei; a wand to-
testaimueset uos day lOU are fairly of 610,1Mg01011,41
persotio;,.tes, at Ltimidown House, Bee Lrie -rqu.,rt..
TIGUE gists a rout this *Vetting at her
house in St. James's-place.
Lord HOLLAND entertained • party at dinner
yesterday, at Holland House.
The Lail of Jssslv had a select dinner party
yesterday, at his hotise in Berkeley-square.
On "Thursday evening a General Assembly of the
'loyal Academicism; was held et their apartments
its Somerset-house, when 'Sir TUOMAS LAWRINIA.
Kuighto• ames•datly.aiscied President of the Koiel
Acadeupyi in the room of the late B. Want Esq.
London, England, 1820-04-03

the armz.of O'Donnel 4ally to join him. Cori-
listing in theii pionieuni. be *sit a part of his troop,
stpoir aw virneditiwn, Which Ise surditatells, and tr-
ammed with only 150 taro iu a tliciKllllloUfisig Castle,
wiser, lie expected that ('hornet'* army mud all
Andalusia would derlare for I . But he was moms
Interonsided by e,ooVrein oF 'the 'regiiosuit of No-

mantis. -
(le war misspelled to yield to onntherr, and it
wee by.miracle that Ifiego reCaped, in the direc-
tion of Cordova. His frtrosts were taken and coil-
(Weird to Seville. But nt the moment they were
about, to he thrown•ioto prison the multitude flock=
ing.through tbe streets proclaimed the Coustitti-
tom, and they were set at liberty. Both Haegnaml
O'Dt ttttt el learned at Cordova the events of the Sih
of Match. Some say that O'Donsiel, fearing, the
fury Or the people, retired to Gibraltar ; hut others
assert that lie found his brothers, the Count de
l'Abisbal and the Co/otiel, at Ocatia.
Humours calculated to agitate the public mind
are constantly circulated here. Titus it was rrpoit-
ed that the Member. of the liiquipition had united
for the purpose of effecting a couliter-revolu-
lion, and that euring the preparation fur the
execution of this project. they circulated the
rumour of the Duke of Wellington's 'silical in
the capital to round the temper of the people.
This was a ridiculous invent.; 1111 l as it insist lw re-
membered that the Noble Doke never wi2bed to
protect the authority of the against the
decree of the Cartes at Cadiz which suppressed it.
London, England, 1820-06-09

1 LLICIT DISTILLATION.

Lord MOTHITCRARLES moved for a reluth of Ilse Mimi,.
mranors against the Excise Laws tried at the last Spring
and Summer Assizes of the Cuuttly of ihnsepal..—Ordered.
His Lordship slims asked, whether it wag thg latesstion of
the Chancellor of the Exchequer to reuew a larasure fur the
real and bonafftle encouragement of Small Stills in Ireland!
The CHANCELLOR of the EgcsteQueses reply was wholly
inaudible.
London, England, 1820-06-09

BOXIA'G.

A match of .band lank pltzre on Wednesday evening,
after Cribb's benefit, in liarper's.nelda. Paddington, between
W. Aland, a boxer of VanlP note. and a Birmingham man.
who strung'', fancied hintart Ilia prowess land been talked
aver at the FlWeb' Gnat, and afterwards at Cribb's. Tlvt
coolish t man boasted that be rarest hut little about weight,
and be was a nuclei for most of the fighting men. An
eln,telir present nut willing to overmatch, proposed 4V.
Abbot, and he was sent for, who soon arrived, in n roster-
mosiger's cling. The men were willing to tight to the nearest
Geld, and at eight o'clock they peeled on the chosen spot.
Tanner and Sampson see.ridesl Brummagem, and Richmond
and Tom Jones picked Abbot
The drat round aliened that the emintryman bad more
action than figtst. Abbot kept caption, and to closing threw
his adversary.
2. Abbot drew Mon) by a left handed bit npan the irury,
and it was partially eel Wiled, and the CO it tit ryman, iu etn,ing,
knapped upon the weaving erten., and he was ertwerd.
3. The countryman Irv, in much confusion, and i c wss
dropped by • right-banded facer, mud it ults a horse to a it, a.
The went Owen num& Ike countryman low knocked 4iu wn,
and Tamer, one of his seconds, left him. pa he had uo
chalice, and with this altuksome advice, that Ise wousl-1
hemp worse In every runnel, which was the ease. He footle
four other rounds tritim, a cloture, and could sit ire
brought again to the scratch, Sisk Abbot won it Ili I I Mi-
nutes without a bunt. . •
London, England, 1820-06-09

RORIWRY.

Yesterday afternoon lie. of tittle Marlborolntl,.
street, Swillow-stre.t, nn walking 3141011 r 11111 mired, oft los
Way to South Anolley.sirert, 111,14 .nrrnuttd.•d by a coic of
villains, Who howled hint istroiti mold lb.v rnbbrd bnn ow
witch, chain, and seals, and his silk lisodlterrho.r, v.h.ch h.
did not miss mild the V 1114111.1 esespeol. He made
assostomes known to the (Wirer., and cave a draenpuoo of
Ike stoko properly, in hops; of Inuring the thieves.

Yesterday Lieutenant Hill, of the Royal Artillery, waa
summoned to this tinier., by the driver of the hackney math
No. 236, for refusing to !Pt,' him the fare rof hi. cinch.
It appeared that the Di friolant, on the el y the Q.'ren lift
Rorer' took hi, place in the Dower tow reach for London,
when the merlon/in prorniaerl to set him it.wn at the
Si/onion Coffee•house, Charing-errea.. hot instead of com-
ing to ll'eatminater the eimelinian toned ..fr lotranls the
city. Amongst he !mow:Writ was ay. 01 lint..
li ovum street, and woollier geolleman from the west rod
of the town, who complained that the coachman was
taking them the armor way, lint the coachman twain
solemoly &Hared he would set them down at the west-erol,
mot he proreeded on till he row to Gracecharelpstreet„ the
ile..tiontion of the roach. Here a linekom.royels was call.
to take those Gentlentra to the west end 44f the town, e-
ably 161 the eittlirtel, and the roach to be paid by
the proprietor of the !Omer roach. Complainant accord-
ingly set two &Iwo in Pier/oddly, and the,. drove Ike Illefttol-
ant in the Salopiati Coffee house, but the house was full, and
be was drove to ihr Craven Hotel, in Craven-street, he
was tato n In. lint lie ',rowel mine the hire of 11w roach
except from the Sylopian to the Craven Hotel. The ronrh.
maw Mended upon his payine the whole from Graced/will-
street. as he was the host pr be set down.
A prisms filmy the coaels.ollice attended, and said it was
cloorimary In pay the hive of hackney-coaches conveying
proseneei• from the iuus to their reyideuee as agreed urns!,
hilt that in dna Moaner lIW No ted tleKkeit d to do at,
3lr. Marking.' said, whatever merriment had beets made nt
Dowel had nothing to do with this hiodaess. The hackney-
coychmaa had been drives from, post It. pillar, and ulti-
mately was refused payrneat for hie trouble. Certainly the
lard person he bail in the roach was responsible—if the De.
fendrini felt areoieverl he hail only to apply at the Inn for
redeem. nod ...impel theirs to indemnify Mai, hut 112 e coach-
man hid a right to demand his tare, oak coals.

lIIIADMELL.
London, England, 1820-06-09

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with respect tithe duties on tow snitch he Wpm
as we rotteeetood, would be enetisnr*,
Mr. Rictus° wild that the duties were inintiees
to Ireland aa well as to this country.
Mr. J. FCMSTBR looked Is see the tetalyenemsl
of all obstructions to trade between the countries—
( Hear, hear)—vdrets there would be nn custom-
house duties. and when the interchange of contour
difies would he as nushockkal! as between two
counties in either island.—(Hear, lever.)
General Haus put it to Gentlemen to versatile*
what would be the effect of withdrawing the micron-
regent...lit now afforded to the linen nssonfacture in
Irrlitiol. when even now a woman in the northern
cools:I,. of it could not ram more than 41. a day
by to g.
Mr. V. FITZGERALD was gaiter to Ye.
et:ire the Resolution rropectitig coal as a boon to
Ireland. because there was a greeter duty levied MI
the article in England. What lie had intended to
express was, that lie accepted it as a favour, bat
not in the rune spirit as he did the others.
The second and third Resolutions were flees
agreed to.
Oil the !alter being Put—
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER said, that
all the duties under consideration having been im-
posed by the same Act. he had thought it better that
they should be subjected to the same arrangement.
The House then resumed, sod the Report woe
ordered to be brought up to-morrow.
Sir RONALD FERGUSON presented a Petition
from the linen-manufacturers of Dunfermline.
against continuing the bounties on Irish linens.
He expressed his opinion. that at most these duties
should only be continued fur a limited time. to he
then absolutely given nit. and he considered that
ten years would have sufficed fur that purpose bet-
ter than twenty.
Mr. Hume hoped that the protections for the
linen trade of Scotland would be put on the sane
footing as those of Ireland.
Mr. J. Fos-rett could tell the Hon. Gentleman,
that every person connected with the Mien trod*
Ireland constantly expressed their wishes that the
traders- of both Scotland and England should be
imt on the same footing itt this respect as them-
selves—nut by withdrawing protection from any,
but by extending the sense to all.
Sir J. STrwA KT said the sentiments expressed by
his Right Hon. Friend INlr. J. Foster) were those
of all the manufacturers with whom he had con.
I versed ou the subject.
London, England, 1820-06-09

SIEWSIARIEET ST. LEGER.

6 to 4 •gat Sailor

I in 2 agst

OXFORD CEP.
8 to 4 agst Chatopicoosi.
DERRY.
100 to 6 apt c. by Walton I lon to 4 agot Brostier to
100 to 5 apt Brusher to Rowena.
Partisan
London, England, 1820-06-09

MUTINY RILL.

On the motion of Lord Pst.ticairroo the Metioy Bill
was committed, and the Report ordered to be minims' on
Monday unit.
CORONERS (IRELAND).
The Irish Coroners DM was recommitted, And the Report
ordered to be received to-morrow. •

EXCHEQUER HILLS FUNDING RILL.
Mr. Tlatuctscu broutht sip the Report of the Exchequer
Bilk Funding BM, which was received, anti die Bill ordcred
to be read the third time tomorrow.
IRISH TITHES.
- • ---•

Sir H. PARII ELL giiveuutice, that on TutmliiiT, the Seth
June, be would submit s nrutiun to the House um She subject
of the collection of tithes in Ireland.
The other Orders of the Day were then read, sod the
House adjourned.
London, England, 1820-06-09

COURT OF KING'S BRNOII..

The ATTORNEY.GEN KRAL moved fOr leave to
bring in a Bill to enable the Chief Justice of the
Court of King's Bench, or one of the other
Judges in his stead, to try 'Middlesex issues
elsewhere than in Westminster Hall. The Hon.
and Learned Gentleman explainer' the cease
of the motion to be, that the Court was unable to
sit in Itrestminster Hall at present, and by the sta.
tote of Elizabeth was prohibited from holding of
sittings in any other place. thy object. therefore,
wee to provide some temporary place for the put.
pose; it was yet impossible to say positively where,
but probably it might be in the Westminster Sea
Ilion* Noise.

The Bill was brought in, read a first lime, 80di
fixed for rec iit! reading to-morrow.

On the motion of Mr. LUSHINGTON the Flax and Cotton
Bill went through a Committee, awl the Report was ordered
to he received io-morrow. _ . .

The second readings of the Sontch.Coort of Admiralty and
Court of Srssions Bills were iwistppued until to-morrow.
On the matiou of Mr. BIOGDCN the Aliens and Deuinen
Bill wcut through a Committee.—Report to-morrow.
London, England, 1820-06-09

CHOLERA HORRCS.

The following extract (with which we have liven
favoured) from a letter from the Her. H. Fisher,
of Merritt. 'war Delhi. in the Est! Indira, lately
received by his son. now rrsiilent ut ibis country,
give* a moat affloctmg and ail, cling neCou tit of this
dee:Mild &wave :
w We have been visited with that dreadful Rename of
the Cholera !Notions, as people c.tll it, though maul,
medical men stein to dispute the propriety of the appella-
tion. The morn is the European reg VIP are Mien, in a
moment, when in perfect health snit stretivi., withnnt any
sppercst cause, with excruciating psi end spasmodic con-
tractions of the limbs, which rapidly assume the livid ap-
pearance of a body that hail been some time dead. The
eyes sink in their sockets and become wild and glazed, the
countenance ghastly and livid, the hands clenched, tlw rim e.
mi,iea cold as clay; racking pains in Ilse bowels, violent sm.
nsit ings and !runtimes, sod in about /our oribite hours they
are dead. I lairicolfylnfoisr Erinqwans to slew. days. It
cannot, I suppose, be infect loos, for I almost bead in she hos-
pitals ; I was there every day for newsy together ; then was the
time to hear the acuities of payer Worming front 11w heart
as well as the tumor. Mellow to yourself from 80 to I:10
men in 11w situation I have ilawvibed, lying round about
span their cots is
with bodily stogy (to sissy insiaeces) suit waist anguish—
people bringing three in by !IX Mid IP yew at a time. One
cried ow, o Where is Mr. Fisher, scud him to me r.--" Oh !
where's the Minister?" said souther. " D,m't stay with
me," said a third; " Waste not your time on such a wretch,
there's no hope fur me :. go to those who can juin your
prayers, and profit by your advice." In sue part we could
literally hear swotting/ but ermine of this nature, intermingled
with llw outcries of isituleralile pais. ho liquid, in ever sit
small a quantity, would nettle Op tw stomach ; laudanum
suit brandy seemed In he the grood remedy is the spasm,
howl opium Italry4 bear He theologian. Copious bleeding
(where the paitent would bear Wm. found very successful,
at least provided the smack hai1.4.0 been of •NY living du-
ration; hat half an hvar's delay asjosatOlp be cerift. death,"
he. Ice. -;•ntec,
•
London, England, 1820-06-09

MUK DER.

The body of Thomas Yilaswell (who war adrertiserl last
week, as missing from Misorthwaite) was found 111 a
near Skarn)* Hill, roweenied in • drain, murdered by • skirt
through she bead from behind, with bin pocket• 'moird of
their contents. A spoor suspicion having been vaterialu-
cal that this dreadful act wan committed by • yo•ue nolo
named Lightfoot, aerroint to Mr. Leach, of Scarruw
Hill, he was immediately apprehended, and on Satur-
day lodged in Carlisle gaol. It appears that Maxwell
hail horn collecting mousy of different persons a cir-
cumstance well known to Lightfoot, who, himself, we
sindersouid, paid the deceased a few slielliogs. He au
subserviently observed to take the grin from hi■ master's
barn, vi into the woos', surd shortly rifirrwards the repot t of
a /On was heard, and smoke area to arise from wear Oho
place oh, re Hie body was discovered. The wadding of the
gun wan also tucked up its the wood. consistirig of a unction
of an old Liverpool newspapir r, and the ce,rrrgn••ding part
was found in Mr. Leach'. house. Lightfoot at first denied
that hr had been in ll* wood at all that sworniagt but on
Its ing told that he had h•n wen going thither, he coarsaril
that he was there for the purpose of abooting esshats. The
Cilruner'e ionises, held over the body of Maxwell, returned
a verdict of Murder mealiest Liphfrfoe, sold he wan
folly committed seiderday afternoon, by Mr. 31sellender, the
Corin.er.—(lVkifekarecn Paper.)
London, England, 1820-04-04

ceiling the der on Which the poll commenced at
Peoryn, its 1818. It was the 18.tt or June; 1 W. 14
Walking up. Broad-street when 1 saw Mr. Swaim
and Mr. Goodeve go into the house of Charles
Lukey. I 'timed them. and met with William
Timmins. and spoke to him. 1 saw some person
at the same lime, on the opposite side of the street.
I do not know whether that person was Thomas
Cock. I wished Timmins a good night, and parted
front him.

Peter Jenkin—Mr. Goodeve called at my house
on the morning of Thursday. the 18th June, 1818 ;
he afterwards came to me at Troran's house, where
I wad sharping my scythe; he requested me to writ
on him at his house at five o'clock that evening. I
went there ut the appointed hour, when 1 was in-
formed by his servant that her master was gone to
the Cornish Bink for money. !called again he-
tweeii seven and eight o'clock, when I met Mr.
Goodeve. Ile invited me into his parlour, sod
asked me if he were to destroy the note, I would
vote for Mr. Swann. I told him that I would not
consent to vote for Mr. Swoon on any other condi-
tion than that of his giving me ups the note whole;
that Mr. Swann had deceived me once, and that
1 would not allow him to do so again. Mr. Good-
eve then gave me the note, which I put into my
pocket-book. It was a note of hand of mine for
IN. formerly lent the by Mr. Swann. I asked
where was the one-proind note its which it was
to be wrapped, and the handsome present beside.,
which Mr. Swann had promised that I should have
before the election. Mr. Goodeve replied, that he
knew nothing of the handsome prevent, but as to
the one-pound note, he would give it to tne imme-
diately after the election.

Peter Jenkiii, jou. son of the last witness, proved
that Mr. Goodeve was at his father's house on the
morning of Thursday, the 18th June.
The case closed here for the prosecution. No
evidence was offered ley the Dsfendaut ; his Coutt•
red, Mr. ADAM. commented on the evidence, and
made a very stroit4 and eloquent appeal to the
Jury. oil behalf of has client.
Mr. Serjeant PELL replied.
The Jutros summed op the evidence. and the
Jury, without any hesitation, fuuud the Defeudatit
Guilty on both counts.
London, England, 1820-04-04

TIIE KING C. JOHN GOODF.VE.

The defrodant, who is a brewer at Penryn and
fills a respectable situation in society. being a part.
tier in the firm of Dansford and Goodeve, tried
on an information tiled by the Attorney-Ge-
neral, under cnrcum►taaces similar to those of the
last came. The information contained two counts.
The tir►t charged the Defendant with giving to
Charles Lnkey, an elector of Penryn, the sum of
8/. on the evening of Thursday the 18th of June,
1818, in order to induce the said Charles Luke),
to vote for Henry Swann, Esq. one of the candi-
dates at the then ensuing election. The second count
charged the Defendant with having given up to
Peter Jerkin a certain plotnissory note for 40/. on
the errning of Thursday the 18,1 i of June, 1818,
in order to induce the said Peter Jerkin to vote fur
Mr. Swann.

Thomas Cock—On the evening of Thursday the
lAili of June, 1818, I raw Mr. Swann and Mr.
Goodeve going down Broad-street together; Wil-
liam Timmins was a little way from them. 1 sup-
pose it was between nine and ten o'clock. They
went down one side of the street, and I went down
the ether. I saw them go into the house of Chas.
Lukey. I went into the passage lending to Lukey's
kitchen, and asked Timmins where Mr: Swann and
M r. Goodeve were gone; herald they were gone into
Lukey's. I asked Timmins to let me pa►s, and he
allowed me to do so. W hen I first spoke to Timmins
he was at Lukey's kitchen :Ivor. I went into the
kitchen, and was followed by Timmins. A screen
prevented us from being seen ; there was * candle
lighted to the right of the fire. Mr. Swann stood
with his back to the fire; lie asked Lukey fur his
vote. They stood talking together ; Mr. Swaim
took some notes out of him pocket, and gave them to
Mr. Goodeve. Mr. Guodri•e counted the notes;
there were eight. lie laid them on the table.
Lukey took tip the mites, and said " they will not
do—l must hare 19l."—Mr.Goodeve then said, he
would be answerable for the other five. Lukey
then gave his word that he would vote for Mr.
Swami. Timmins looked through a space in the
screen, with one hand resting on my shoulder ; I
I was farther in the kitchen than Tun ,s. I
stooped down and looked round the ►cirri ; and
when the money passed, I pulled hum by the coal,
atid said, " Come, look as wel[ me." Mr. Swann!
and Mr. Goodeve immediately after left Lukey's
house, and I went away with Tinimius.
William Timmins corroborated the statement of
the last witness.
William Nicholas—l remember the evening pre.
London, England, 1820-04-04

GEft EIiAL ELECTION.

MEMBERS RETURNED.
Selkirk District of Boroughs—Henry Monteith, Esq.

rurfarabire—Hon. W. N. Mauls.
Haddington District of Boroughs—Sir H. Dalrymple
Hamilton.
Cromarty and Nairnshire—Hon. Capt. Pryee Campbell.
Athlone (Borough)—Jobe M'Clintork, Esq.
Qttesit's County—Mr. W. Pule, Sir H. Parisell.
Dublin Mownty)—Mr. Hamilton, Colonel Talbot.
Donegal (Conuiy)—General Hart, Lord Monist Charles.
Tyrone—Sir J. Stewart, %V. Stewart of Killysicion.
London, England, 1820-04-04

SURREY THEATRE.

;VMS EVENING, TUESDAY. April 4.
411. the Ymiertalntimate will commence with a COMIC
PANTOMIMIC DANCE.

After whi. h will be predated, 2d time, a new and interesting
Historical bfeici-dranse, under the title of
THE 'FATE OF CALAS.

Calm. Mr. P.ro;rongh; Mark Antoine Calm, Mr. Wat-
tim; FAlsen..l, Al.. Huntley; Alttabeoiem, Mr. Ssaitht file
Cnpitoul, 11.. Grant ; Jacob, Mr. W. S Chiatterky ; Law-
rence. NI: Madame Colas, Alias Taylor; Pau.
Horn ; Jeannette, Min Copeland.
In ihe 4.4,1,,e of the Eveuing the favourite Song of "Pad.*
r:n.,1," I.s Mr. ; and a Hornpipe, by Mr. Hitlg-
s.

After whirl, will he revised, s popular Comic Melange, called
NIELO-DRAME MAD!
DR, THE SIEGE OF TROT.

!Wins Droste- Murphy, Mr. Adcock; Mr. Mar Classic,
Mr. I irilif ; Mr. Gnu, Mr. Fit:trillium.
2..--Gallery, ls.—Dor.ra open at Half-
-1.241 I'm, lugla at Half-past Six.—Hall Price at Half•past
Eitht.

Place, (Jr the Boxes In be taken at the Theatre, from Ten
till Four—and, for the accommodation of Families at the
west *sad ui thr Town, at the Bureau de Spectacle, Wester,
Eseliance, thl Bond-t.treet.

_ .
Nliieol.ry next will he produced a new Comic Barletta,
to he rolled Widow and No Widow, in which Mrs. Mountain
will appear.

IvMnlwe and The Heart of Mid-Lothian will shortly be
rspeatcti.—Many other Novelties rife in preparation.

rrHE grandest Lottery ever known ! £40,000
JIL aiLlitiortal Prize Money—enconratement to early
Purchasers. The 2.000 Tickets to be decided 11th of April,
milled to 301. each, over and shove whatever Prise they
vs., be-102 Capital Prizes, iocluding Four of 30,0001.
Two of 20.0001. Two of 10,0001. Consols.
Ticket* and Stores for the above grand Lottery are
selling by ETTON, Stock Broker, at his old and lucky
Care. 2, Cnrnhitl and Lombard•elreet, whereell Business
•to the Pcbhe Fonda is transacted with fidelity and dispatch.
London, England, 1820-04-04

PO Ch.

BOW II . .

Yesterday Dennis Creedon, Ralph Crandoe, and John
Clark, *me exammed before R. Bean e, Req. the sitting
Magistrate, an a charge of making • disturbance in Hen.
fiesta-street, Covent•garden, about ten o'clock uu Sunday
night.
It appeared that the three Prisoners had collected • great
number of persous together by blowing horns and proclaim-
ing that they had newspapers to sell, coutviniag an account
of the King of France being poisoned. The people whom
the Prisoners had collected •bout them, began to behave
themselves in a riotous manner, which instated the beadle
of Si. Paul's, Covent-garden, to take the Prisoners to the
waschhouse. The Impress which the Prisoners sold con-
lamed no account whatever relating to the King of France.
The Magistrate, as a punislaineut to the Prisoners, and a
worsting to others who are in the habit of cummiitiNg simi-
lar offences, ordered them to find securities for their good
behaviour. - .

Thomas Ifolliagreorth was re-examined on the following
(-ken nistaaces :—The Prisoner was employed as a earlier to
Enfield, mail occasionally received packages from Mr.
Eames, of the Angel lun, St. Clemens's, to deliver at Ere.
field. On the 23d March last, Win. Crafter, a servant of
Mr. Eames, delivered to the Prisoner at the above ion
17 sacks of oats, rontainiog five bushels each sack, which he
was to take to William Ansel!, Mr. Eames's foreman, at
Enfii Id, and on the Saturday following Crafter di livered to
the Prisoner ten Touters and one bushel of earn, which he
was also to take to Mr. Ausell. While Crafter was filling
the sacks the Primmer west to him and offered him bs. if
be would let him, Prisoner, sell one of the seeks on the
way, and that be should likewise have half what the cur.,
sold fur, but Crafter refused to do so.
It was proved by Mr. Angell that the Primaevally deli-
vered to him at Enfield, us the 23d March, sixteen sacks of
roes, and on the Saturday following wily ten qua with-
out the bushel —The Prisoner was folly commuted to New-
gate for trial. _ _
London, England, 1820-04-04

front of the palace, and the explanations which the-i
took place, gave rise to the immediate cream'', „f
the Provisional Junta. This body enjiii the (.1.
fidence of the people, and the Kinc seems in
every instance to act in submission
The people, however, have not relaxed their
and the constitutional party aff►rm that they
►etain the independent attitude they have
till the Cartes are actually insseinided, mid t,41 n.,•
KING and nation ■re p►operly constituted,
atrocious occurrence at Cedis, which sei
felt with deep interest at Madrid, will ►r•arh Inr•p
the necessity of vigilance and perseverance.
London, England, 1820-04-04

it'4l:M.l( K AS!dZi:S.

SATURDAY, APRIL b.
This morning IS pllesona, ebangoratri stio Joe,
Bank of England, weir placed at Mk air. The gresscipoi
or them pleaded guilty Sc be mister agrees, sad sere so s-
lenred In he traisopuited foe 14 yeisrs:
Irei. /Media/told and rhaelee Clothe, Iwo of IM prionesers
who had r. faced in phalli DI die Wyse • wireier, woe thee •
arraigned on the capital charge.
Before tie trial proceeded, Mr. Diugjoaw m 0 Mr. knaliff,
at the suggestion of the Court, eadeavoureir to prevail me
the premixes to plead guilty to the minor *Renee.. MAO
consented to do no, but Macdonald to/Opted in taking Lis
trial, and therefore the Cristo( both proceeded.
Mr. READER stated the ease to die Jury.' It appeared
that the 11efeodouis had nut only uttered forged noire, be/
bad also disposed of them to other utters?.
Two witnesses were called, who proved that 1147 list
purchued notes from the Elhfetidaula, putpurtiog to Di
Mote of the Bank of Eaglai.d, but which fumed out to he
furlreries.
blumlonald in his defeats observed, that the witnesses Ste
the prusecutior bad conspired to swear against him, no order
to obtain the reward sin his coatrictiou. Ile railed two wit.
maim, who spoke highly of his honesty and iodissii y.
Clarke mute um di•Pnee.
The JUDGE slimmed up the ease, and the Jury returned a
verdict of Geff/y against both lie Prisoners.
'fbe Jones, in passing the emaciate of death on Ike
'once., observed, that hr should recommend Clai he to inert v,
RS hr had shewu himself ready is plead guilty of the minor
offence were it ant for lbe obstinacy or the oh. r Prewar',
Ile at the same time expressed his hope that Ci:4ke would
shrw himself worthy of the Royal clemency, by diseloeing
the names of the parties by whom the notes were fabricated
and who were the rause of bringing on misty ituforineate
wretches to an fintiniely end. To Macdonald he beld oat
tio hope of merry.
As the Judge pronotinerd the awful sentence of the low,
hoh Prisoners fell on their knee*, sod remained in that po-
sition until they were removed Irom the Bar. As the Pr,-
rogere were un their way out of Omit, the synithalum of
the spectators were atrungly excited by the lementutions of
the tsar sod sister of Macdonald, who expressed their feel-
lugs in the most affrcting manner.

I.

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London, England, 1820-04-04

I'4. acts of ownership exercised over it as above atateJ, and
v:',Cred to call witnesses to prove that it was perfectly sound,
anti was only lo a canter wises it dropped down dead, in con-
sequence of the bursting of the blO.Ol-vessel. Hut Mr. Ser-
je.tlit Cross. the Defentlaist's amnia le said there was no occa-
sion to go into that part of theme, as his Client did nut en-
tertain any such suspicions, and that the only defame, he was
instructed to make was, that the boric was never delivered,
aud, therefore, the bargain was void.
Mr. Justice PARA: left it to the Jury, whether they tbobeht
from the evidence the bargain was complete' arid a delivery
or not, iii point of fact proved; when they found a verdict
for the naintiff, for the price uf the !now.
This case will be • caution to all who traffic in 'horse flesh,
either to have • written agreement entered into at the time
of the sale, or to pawi some money by way of earnest of tic
bargain, and never to keep • horse in the seller's possession
after it has been sold, lest advauttge should he taken of all
Act of Parhauseut, that few but lawyers ate acquainted
with. „ _

CORNWALL ASSIZAS.

LAUNCESTON. MARCH in.
After the Judges had atteu6d Divine Service,
they proceeded to their respective Courts. Mr.
Baron Wood pre►ided at the Crown Bar, and Mr.
Justice Berrough at the Nivi Prim:.
NISI PRIUS.

The cases at Nisi Prigs were of no public interest
whstessr, except the following. arising nut of the
contested election at Penryn, in 1818. They were
tried before Mr. Justice Burrough and a Spvcial
Jury
London, England, 1820-08-08

PRICE OF RAW rAT, per stone of Sib.
As istateti by the Tallow As Slated by the Butchers.
Melteis. St. James's Market.. 3. 6.1
Price by Tallow ....3s 5J Whitechapel Market 3.
Average 3.
London, England, 1820-08-08

THE LATE" 'WADS OF YORK.

71. ;)/.:":":

The great bell or St. -Pears Cathedral lolled
minutely, epee the meloacholy, oegoeims of the
death of the. late Unglsonstal Yoga, batwing eleven
and twelve: o'cloik, ea *today Night. Yesterday
the hells of'thechurehees of the metropolis tolled on
the same occasion. A number of shsps were par-
lisly closed yreterdily. particularly•those of her late
Highnens's tradespeople.
The Duke of YORK arrived at Yoik-hoese en
Sunday ought, about tweet o'clock, from Oat-
• The itiptiries yeiiteediValiout the state of his
11.1 al Ilighnewswere very son tortoise. The ealiner
/.1 them was. His Regal Highness is as well
se can be expectett."
The Duke of dAll3ll,lpalt came to town on
Sunday night from hip visits* the Ktwo at Wind.
for, and yesterday morning paid a visit of condo-
lence to his afflicted brother. as did the Doke of
t:tuagica. the Duke of Sussex. the Duchess
of GLogcarraa. the Princess AUDI/STA. and the
Princess SorillA,
The Klee. also seat to make inquiries after the
state of his afflicted brother. as well as Prince
11-repor.o. the Dochese of Keai, sad the Pria.
ces• &Wilt& MATILDA,
The different blanches of the Royal Family sp•
peered in deep mg.sning yesterday, crape au their
bats, &c. •

The principal attendants also appeared in the
vault mournful state.

The inquirers of condolence were very neon.
'nue at all the Royal establishments, is fret. the
demise of the universally-beloved Duchess of
Voex was a general subject of regret and laments.
'ion with every person throughout the whole of
•yesterdly. extending to all ranks and degrees.
An express was sent off to the LORD CIRAIRSIR.
.131.111 at Worthing. to inform the Noble -Marquis
of the melancholy event. from whom the orders
must issue respecting the funeral of the remains of
the late limitable Duchess; and up to last evening
we did not understand that any positive orders or
arrangements had been made respecting this mouse.
tail and awful ceremony.
It is stoppo•ed that hi. MAJtrry will prolong bis
'Stay at bit cottage at Windsor. to consequence of
the demise of his beloved sister.
London, England, 1820-11-15

•
EX ECUTION.
GLASGOW, NOTSIIIIIII 9.
On Wellocidee.Pwrouasit to their sentence at the
lest Circuit Court. bailie, Groat. Peter Crosbie.
John Cotmor, Nod Therms MiColgas suffered the
last *enteric, of the law. At five minutes to two
o'clock. the Magistrates entered the Hall. (hint
walked in with a firm step, and was dec►ntly dress.
ed in block, with weepers. He was modest and
good-looking. After the devotions were finished,
the other three Prisoners were brought up. attended
by the Catholic Clergyman here. Mr. Scutt. Thai
Reverend Gentleman addressed the Magistratet
and the other authorities on the part of Crosbie. Cora
nor. arid *Cullom. expreeeve of their sense of
their uncommon kindness and atteution, •hile
they expressed the greatest contrition for t;;.ir
improper behaviour during their trial. awl ern t
rd shot they would experience that foreice,i
of risers they hoped from God. Mr. Sienl4l
said a few words for Grunt. The scene then be-
came striking. Grant addressed the Court. and
said lie hoped that the melancholy scene would hare
a proper tiltyci in teeming away who witnessed it
from the evil of their soya; they were young men,
very young men, but they were old smilers; that
punishment, the anger of God, had at last found
them out, as it would sooner or later all there who
continued in the way of ill doing. Comex also
said • few words to the None import. He seemed
very much •frcted. and sufficiently impressed with
his situation. MiColgers was much in the seine
way as during his trial, a quiet inoffeusive-like per.
son ; but the natural ferocity of Crosbie seemed
unabated. They mounted the scaffold, two and
two, with firmness. While there the only iudif-
fereist person ass Crosbie; he looked with unseemly
curiosity to the fixing of the rope round his neigh.
hour's neck.—They were thrown off at 15 minutes
past three o'clock, sod hung forty minutes. The
three Irish lads struggled most horribly ; Grant
died almost instantly.
Last night, the body of Grant was removed from
the gaol at six o'clock. the bodies of the other
three criinioals were waked in the cells by • turtle
group till 12 o'clock, when they were dismissed
by some persons who had authority with them, end
after the usual transaction at such meetings, the
bodies were deposited at the Corbels' burying.
ground. A di►pute took place here, and after the
bodies had been put in the grave. they were raker.
out and put in a different order; but, fortunately
from respect for their country. the disputants did
nut come to blows. There were nearly 200 pre-
sent, moat of them " well lined with whiskey."
London, England, 1820-02-01

WINDSOR, JANUARY 30.

In consequence of the alarmi►►g state of the I ite
KING yesterday morning. the Duchess of GLOUC
TElt, accompanied by the Princess Sortit A
MATILDA, arrived at the Palace from Bagshot
Pink, and they remained till life rjavarted from the
beloved Monarch, an►d then left in the greatest
'grief end affliction, on their return to Bagshot
Pink. The bells tolled here from the time of the
demise of his MAJESTY till eleven o'clock this
morning, being the time of the commencement of
Divine Service. The n►elanchnly tidings caused
universal grief throughout ih. town. All Ilse gre:►t
gates leading to the Palace were kept elwied in
consequence, and the Buys' Standard at the top of
the Palace was lowered to oily 1i..11 poll 11.1;0.

FASIIIONABLR ARRIVALS and DEPARTURRS.
London, England, 1820-02-01

nnrning, Pre.
ippeorooce. to

'ter of spec'''.
tors, attracted to witness the o►sje►tic overflsw-
ing flood, which took place in consequence of
the rapid and sudden thaw on Sunday last, the like
of which. perhar.s, is not in the ►emembrance of the
oldest inlishitant in that neighbourhood. It com-
menced at. an early hour, with an overwhelming
rn►%', to-wing upon its surface large masses of ice.
haring the appearance of small icebergs, mixed
with logs of wood, stones, &c. carrying along with
its impetuous course eves,' thing that came in its
way. ().ring tothe severe frost last week, its p►ogress
was completely blocked op at Bormingtou Mills.
in consequence of which it overflowed its banks as
far fop as Canon Mills Distillery. and burst over
the grounds at Tanfleld, and rushing onwards, as
it would have carried the bridge slung with it,
overspread the gardens at the back of Canon Mills
Village and Logie Green. lii consequence of an
opening in the wall at the east el►d of Warriston
C►escent, it burst through with much violence, and
tattoo filled the beautiful park of Warristoo.
About twelve o'clock in the forenoon the ice
which interrupted its progress at Bonningto► Mills
gave way, when the river burst down to the ocean
with indescribable fury. A raft of wood broke
loosest Leith Mills. and was carried down with the
current. The great body of water came down so
'iondderily that it caused enact' confusion a►nuog the
shipping in Leith Ha►bour; s very fine sloop broke
from her moorings above the under draw-bridge.
and getting into the current. was forced through
the bridge. by which her mast was broken by the
board. Fortunately a man who was at the helot
got into the cabin at the time of the accident, by
which his life was saved. Some other ve►sels sus-
tained damage, by the loss of bowsprit% spars, &c.
but we understand that no person was hurt.

FLoon Ar LNITH.
The water of Leith, on Monday m
anted a very grand and picturerque ap
the virw of a considerable number
London, England, 1820-02-01

DROWNING OP A TRAM OP lIORCP‘.

ihighei, of Trebawdy•farm, in the perish of Ti,lie,.
tsom► Rosa, sent his team of five horses fur
2 load of assns t.
llonssoutb, on Monday hoot ; but such was the rapidity or.
the thaw during their short ■bsenre, that he thought it
prides. to dispatch i messenger in meet the waggo., to
desire the gervasrt to lake the bargee off at Whitcherih, sad
repair with them to a barn on his state, where hay mud,
corn was provided for them. The min so far rompherl ac
to take off the horses; hen, instead of guiog to the pyre
orilereil, he, with the 1101 s•s and bop, prOCC.AIII
master's house, himself nested on the leader, and the tool
buys gm dome behind. %'hen hr came in the inidge on the;
river Carroll', which was the cause of his master's fears, he
imprudently ventured to pass over, olieu the second or thirst
harm missed his footing and fill into the river, whysr
strength sod exertions swan drrfggi d them elI lite the st es•.
where, most risfurionstely, the whole of them pesislod
Tlse.boy who rude the last loose, foreseeing his &ogre
jumped off before he entered the water ; the waggoner so!
his companion were, with difficulty, says d from sharing Ita
fate of she poor aoimals, whose grffilnll, porticalsrly of tie
stiller home, who suss lirli by a stub in Om buck, united
with those of the waggoner, pierced the heart with horror