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The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1818-12-09

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LORD CIL4.

OFFICE, Dec. 8, 1818.

Orders for the Court's change of istottruing, on &tility the
3d January next, for her late Ma jest y, of blessed memory, viz
The Ladies to wear black silk, fringed or plain linen or
muslin, white gloves, black and white shoes, fans and tippets,
white necklaces and earrings, no diamonds.
Ushers—While or grey lestrings, tabbies or damasks,
The Gentlemen to wear black, full trimmed, plain or
triaged linen, black swords and buckles.
Undress--Grey frocks.
The Court to change the mourning further on Sunday the
of January sent, •iz.

The Ladies to war black silk or velvet, coloured ribbes=,
Nay and tippets.
The Gentlemen to continue in black, to wear coloured
monis and buckles ;

Awl or Suseay the 14th of F hrwary next, the Court
go oat of asouruiug.--(Gaselle.)
London, England, 1818-12-09

lI:ELAND.

DUBLIN, Dr.crmarn 5.

The Archduke Maximill of Austin' 114,1
aiously signified his intention of honouring Ass
Stephens's getout Commemorative Cuncest, this
evening, with his presence.
The arrangement which has been adopted to re.
lease Mr. Nay fruits his distressing situation; Miss
we are happy to
,say, received most (Ircotetlty 0,4
public opprobiftwo. The Subscription fs"goiog um
iiropperously, u al every one is paetist.til to tlitok that
this deserving mail is to lie speedily rescued
the difficulties into which he has !weir led Is) h
disinterestedness and .titibunniled zeal to serve his
countrymen mid fallow Catholics.. The Catholic
Aristocracy will, no doubts hasten to contribute
their proportion, before the subscriptions shoal tig
completed Wan the more humble rdoks of thtir
countrymeo. _ _
London, England, 1818-12-09

OLD BAILEY, Dsc. 8.

HAI% K FORGERIES.
lokt William* was indu trd for ult. rtng n (urged 1/. Bank
noir. with Wein lu detrduil Janice Chalmrra.
Mr. Stritalli ROSANQUET ulmerved, that the Prlonner had
been acquitted last Saturday of a similar charge to the pie.
sent, nod as the cridemee which he load uuw In adduce its
support of the prtlieut charge was similar to that which eh*
Jury refused credence un a tot seer occasion, the I. gel ad.
wooers of the Bank thought it unnecessary to trouble the
Jury ■t present with a repeliliuu of evidence strutter to the
former.

The Prisoner seas sreoriiingly Argillt,d.
Lore"vs Nefitrrille was c.tutitted or stealing to HA
Wain. of 395. in a dwelling-house.
The ottstr trials were of a Incline nature.

MIDDLESEX SkSSIONS.

PERJURY RESPECTING THE INCITEMENT TO
...
London, England, 1818-09-21

CH AU NTING HORSES.

Joh* C'Aristopher Pywell, a person of some no-
toriety as is horse dealer, was indicted for feloniously
stealing a warrant for the payment of 63/. the pro.
Italy of Capt. Clarke. R.N. A second count
charged the Prisoner with stealing from the Prose.
cutor two Bank notes for the paytnedt of SOL each,
and three one-pound Bank notes.
It appeared from the opening of Mr. BOLLAND,
and the evidence in the case, that the Pri.tmer, who
was very smartly dressed on the occasion, was one
of those advertising horve•dealers. commonly called
e. Chaunters." whose advertisements in the news-

papers present a very attractive description of the
cattle for vale. In answer to.an advertisement of
this description, the Prosecutor, Captain Clarke,
brother-in-law of Mr. Free the bauke►. sent his
gloom to the Angel Inn. Fleet M:trket. where
the litter was shewu • bay mare by a groom.
named Gibleo, with whom it was agreed to pur-
chase the animal at the price of sixty guineas, with
a warrant of perfect 14 ousidiseip, and two days trial,
or the money to be returned. On the sth instant,
the Prosecutor's servant attended at the Angel Inn,
with en it junction to pay the money onto the
hands of the innkeeper. He was introduced
to the Prisoner, who said he was the master of the
ion, and • cheek fur the money was plitl into
hts hands, Gilder), the groom, giving a receipt for
the money.. The 'mire was then driven out of the
inn-yurd ; but ►he had not gone many paces before
she was fotatid to he dead-I:nue, and utterly useless;
subsequent inquiry was nude fur the Prisoner, but
he was not to be found, awl it was discovered that
he wus not the master of the Angel Inn. He was
afterwards apprehended and indicted for the felony.
The-COMION SKuJEANT was of opinion, under
the circumstance* of the case, that an intlictinrot
for felony could not be sustained, and therefore
directed an acquittal.
Verdict—Arcot
London, England, 1818-09-21

BURTON RAdES.

We learn with pleasure that the Atitrquis of Am;leery ►ac,
in a leiter to Sir J. 1). Fouler, most liberally promised a 501.
plate annually for these Races. We have in this town ■n
example of what public spirit and penman, exertion can
runt is the promotion of turf spots. The Races are gra-
dually getting into Turf celebrity, nod the attendance of
company completely gluts the town. The Stewart, H.
Stokes, Esq. 11:111 J 1 moat elegant carriage and four ow the
course; mid reudered the meeting every support in bin power.
The other Steward, Gen. Sir L. Paget, was Decesserily
'beret.

The following is a statement of the sport :
On Mouday, Sept. 14th, bei. (oral! ages, was rots fur by
Mr. win.% King of Diamonds, aziil
Mr. Bainbridgge's h. m. Ilerlol,ti yrs. old
Sir T. Staulry's b. h. 4 yrs. old
Mr. Forsler's b. f. by Sir Paul, 3yi s. old
Mr. Steven's hl. m. by Ditto
Same day a Sweepmskes for Panics, not exceeding 13
hands high. Catrh weights,s gs. each.
Mr. Cooper's Fslse Robin
Jr. Devil's b. f. Careless, 3 yr. old 2 2
Mr. Suttoa's hr. g. Vision, S yrs old

Tt' rso %Y.

A Sweepstakes of Sp. earl', wails 25g. added by the racing
fund, 1,,s- a II ages.
Mr. Will'. King of A'• Is, sod I I
Mr. Reinbrigge's h. m Harlot, 6 years old
Mr. Steven's bl. in. by ditto, 4 vrars old . 3 dr.
Mr. T. Stanley's h. h. 4 years old. dr.
H. Slobs., Esq.'s b. f. Woodlae It, 4 years old

SAME DAY.
A Handicap Sweepatakra of :Ica. each, with 25rs. added by
the PuWiest)* of Horton. fur the beaten huntes, &e. war
walked over fur by Nlr.Haisshrimre's h. m. Harlot.

Sir It. Gresley, and ('apt. Ihr,et, me Stewards Ctn. Ilie
next meeting.
London, England, 1818-09-21

FASIIION.4 L 310 VE 11 EN7S.

The Duchess of St. Albaii's left town on Saincilav fat
Calton. His Grace, we are happy to state, is quite 111,
wired from hrs late severe fit • of the gout
Lady Louisa Manners felt town yesterday for her mat it
Wimlpledon.
The Duke of Bedford is retiorned to his seat, Minimise'
Abbey, from the Earl of Essex's sent, Cashieibiory Park.
The Doke of Rutland is exteettell to feat(' his seat, Bel-
retie Castle, this week, fur Newmarket.
The Russi•nt Ambassador soil his Lady left yesterday the
•Martiois of StallyrePiejicat, Treollsam Hatt. Stall;ndshire, for
Tiaall Ball, on a visit to-Lord sod 'Lady Granville
Sir Watkin and 'Lady Muriel Wynn •nell family
are expected to leave town to-morrow tot their seat, Wrio-
stay, Detibiglish4e.
The Margravine of Antioch and suite left tows un Satur-
day, for Naples.
The Marquis of Blickiiighans is expected In leave his seat,
Gosfield, Eases, thief day, fur Stowe, Bucks, where his Lord-
ship will entertain • !orgy party of distinction.
The Hon. Mr. Lamb left Brocket-Hall yesterday, on a
sit to Lord and Lady Holland, at their new scat,
House, Hertfordshire.
Colonel iVilson arrived oil calarday at the Clarendon Ho-
tel, Ruud-streel, from the Island of St. Vincent; also firriuk
Taylor, Esq. from Lancashire. 1.011( Wellesley, El. M.P.
kft ditto yesterday, for his mill, WIIIIVieill•HOUIC, Essex.
London, England, 1818-09-21

PRICE OF SUGAR.

The average price of Brown or Muscovado Sugar, crow
poted from the Refocus made in the week roiling the Wit
iday of Srptetnlter, ISIb, im 50r. 90. per hundred 11 rigid, ta-
etuaive of the Untie,. of Customs paid or parade theiciiii
use the impurtatiou thereof into Great Britaiti.
London, England, 1818-01-14

NORTH AMERICAN PRODUCE.

Fur Carolina RICE there are hut fcw inquiries.
Aeitss cusitinue in brisk demand; Puts are becoming
score,.

HOUGH TURPINTINE is advancing ; I,Os-$ barrels Ame•
ricsn were reported yesterday, anal sold at 19s. 6d and some
►mall pared. from second to third hands at 21/s.
Towscco.—There has been nothing done since our last
worth but prices runiaisi firm.
London, England, 1818-01-14

FRAUD PREVENTED.

WO counteract the litany mitt en tot% that are daily
made to inspotte oil the vinotry a spurious composition
instead of the GENUINE BLACKING prepared by DAY
and MARTIN, they have adopted a new label, in which their
NiKnature and Address,

97. HIGH 1101.11ORN,
i 4 so conspictionsly place.' in the centre of the Label, that
they HIM ass attention to tins, and Ihr difference of the
type, which is unlike all Idler.press, will conble purchasers
at once to detect the intresition.
The Real JAPAN BLACKING. mask and sold Wholesale
by GAT and MARTIN, t 7, limb Holts,,n, and retailed
by the principal Shopkeepers, in Bunks at 6.1., Is , and
Is. tid. each..
London, England, 1818-01-14

FOREIGN INTELLIGENCe.

DUTCH %TAM.

PRA Gut, DEC. e 4.

For the next year all the following Newspapers
are here prohibited :—The New Rhenish Mercury,
the Opposition Papers, The Neuwied Gazette, ■II
Pipers printed in the Netherlands ••• the French
language, all the Poli.ll Newspapers, and The
Aaremoberg Correspondent.

TIMM THE FRENCH FRONTIERS, JANUARY 4.
They nre persuaded in Franee that the law re-
siweting the recruiting of the army will not meet
with any opposition, except in some trifling parti.
; I meats time the neceeiviry measures are
taken to put it into immediate executio►. Tire
General Stairs of the military divisions, and of the
fortresse.,, nre already organised, according to a plan
by which the new War Minister has modelled the
former adi ll ill istratton according to the new order of
things. All the military of whatever description,
who, in difficult circumstances, have displayed firm-
ness and patriotism, have been first taken into em-
piny. This way of acting hits, it is true, given die-
itinsf.ict son to some, bat the great majority applaud
it.
London, England, 1818-01-14

FIRE IN SIIRERNESS DOCE-YARD.

SHEMIN gas, JAS. 11.
On Friday night, stout half-past nine o'clock, this place,
was thrown into the great rat consternation, 11 the rioiging
of the alarm twills in the Dock-yard, the besting drums,
and the firing of the men of asa's gnus. It was eireasioneca
by a fire having broken out in the house belonging to the
steam engine erected for carrying on the new wort•, sitsnut-
ed in the southern part of the Duck-yard, neer the k ins wed
for bursting cement stone. The must serious apprchi nsione
were entertained for the safety of the ai amid what ail+
more distressing to the feelings of the spectator', v itv
contiguity to the work-house, which, from the pleasure of
the times and want of employment, is crowded with many
unfortunate indiyidnals. Providence, hoot ver, merit, nl the
impending danger, tend about 12 o'clock we had the plea-
sure of seeing the raging flaws sidelined, with only the lo•a
of the engine.l 1111 l se. No lives, it is understood, have la pia
lust, but one pour min is severely hurt,
Captsia Walker, of the Northoniberlatt 1. a,, I the oIF, et II
of that ship, Lieut. Griffin, of the Saauu emit and Caotato
Brown and the officers of the Ordinary, with the nolo:try
officers and soldiers of the garrison, assembled ott the first
alarm. The latter were under arms the whole time, and were
of great service in keeping of Ow spectators. The WI,
!Mauls of the town were et one time under serious a pprelo it
sions, as the fire was not tar from the Fountain Tavel n,
the residence of Mr Miller, in High-atiret. At the to,
the landlady of the house hail but recently lain in, and aae
removed on ihilirst alarm hiring given.

Sir Robert Barlow, from Chatham, who srp rintrud•
dining the absence of Commissioner Poyle, was h. r. %r►ti -
day, to investigate into the case, which it is %winch 41 :owe
from earelessiii is. The damage, howi ver, h not be..
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great as ryas at first expected, anti *hit h it might have 1,,.,.
but fur the prompt and effectual assistaisce that Ira,: civet,.

BlItTll.

On Monday, the 12Ih of January, the Lady of Ilene)
Robinson, Esq. of Henrietta.sttect, of a daughter.
lln the littt instant, at Tamssurth, the I..:ttly of Ednoutt.l
Peel, Esq. of a son.
On the 311 instmst the Lady of Thomas Bates 110114, F:sl
of a son and heir.
Tuesday, the Lady of G. IL ['reeling, Erg. of the Gt net at
Post (Hike, of a son.
London, England, 1818-01-14

sorrii AMERICAN PRODUCE.

Corms was isi very limited demand until Friday. when
the Fro India Company's sale took place, consisting of
about $,?00 hales Bengal, 4,500 hales Surat, and 270 bales
Bourbon. Of the funnel. about '2,500 were bought in. awl
600 bales Sara' ; the rest wrist off with considerable spirit,
chiefly to the trade. The Bragals brought prices equal to
the sale on the 26th of November last—and the Sarah,
though with some unsteadiness, full to Id. per pound
higher; the quality generally was inferior, there bring little
of good and none fine. A public sale of MN) bales Surat, of
fair quality, followed, suit wild at 16d. a 1514. on East ladle
Company'a terms. The sales of the week are (duty paid),
50 bags Pernambnceos, good. 2a. ; 3$ Mimi, middlinr,
224.; 64 Uplands, middling, 20.1.; 10 Demerara, ordinary,
22.1.; 3011 Swale (in bond), ordinary to middling, 1441. •
15.1.; 300 Brogals, middling, 110.; good, Itid. per East
India Company'a sale; 200 Bourbon, ordinary to middling,
21. a 2.. 2.1.; fair to good, 2s 3il. a 2r. bd.; fine, 2s. 74.;
4,400 Swats, ordinary to middling, 131 d. a 15d. ; fair In
good, 150. a 17.1.; 5,800 Bengali., ordinary to middling,
1001. a 111.11.; fair to good, 12d. a 12:111. per lb.—total sales,
11,162 bags. The imports are 6 bags &duce, 458 Bour-
bon—total, 464 bags.
London, England, 1818-01-14

EIGHTH EDITION. REVISED

This day is published, price 6.1."(;31. a dozen, or 40s. a
huudred,
ADEFENCE of the CHURCII MISSION-
ARY SOCIETY against the OBJECTIONS of the
Rev. JOSIAH THOMAS, A.M. Archdeacon of Bath.

By DANIEL WILSON. A.M.
Moister of St. John's Chapel, Beilfor.l.rovr.
Polslimbed by George Wilson (Successor to R. Itickerstaff),
comer of Es-ex-street, Strasol; sold also by Halt hard, Pic-
cadilly; I. B Si eley, Fleet.strett; and the Booksellers of
Bath and Bristol.
London, England, 1818-01-14

And ni°o ever, other Patent and Public Medicine:

N fr On inking nix or no Article the Stamps will he al.
lows.' —Merchants and others to send (plant.'
abroad, are informed their orders will be executed by Menu,
Bn:ler, un the mist liberal terms.
London, England, 1818-03-26

117911 WAY ROBBERY AND OUTRAGR.

Aleaday night, at a late hour, Mr. D. Smith, of Turk-
street, Herthstabgrees, accompanied lip his sea sod nephew,
were returning to their residence, after speadieg the menial'
at • friend's home on Stepney-green, as they were prolog hp
the Red Lion public-boam, is Whitechapel-road. a gars of
30 or 0 willies. rushed 0 thews, sod began to ill use and
attempt to rob them; they. knocked them Aiwa sad heat
them. The party enacted being aware of their lateation,
made s Amputate maistence. On Mr. Smith, jou. getting
up
off the ;mud. mit of the villians made a match at his
watch-chain; but the rinds aid gold aegis separated front
the watch. Mr. Ihisith,wien. lastantly collared the villanyisid
cried ssl " Winch r• and " Murder!" With the assistance
of his cumin (W. Rogers, a young man), be kept him safe
till the watchmen canierap. Is a short time the whole of
the watchmen of the adjaciat beats came to the spot, sad
on proceediag with dievillahs is tuetody towards the watch-
house, some others being taken iglu custody, their gang ex-
claimed.--or My boys! remote, rescue!" Oa which a manse-
rum body rushed ea the watchmen, aid monies gement at-
tack with sticks, bludgeoes, and symposia of every descrip-
tion. Those without wearies of dehisce wrested the pa.
trulee claimers and slicks from them, and laid epos them
in a most unnserelfol usauster.
Softest of the watchmen were cat in a shandfal mutter,
and were taken to the Hospital; others wen left a the
graved is a state of irsenibildty ; the rest endeavoured to
apperbead the asiacreaats, but in vans. Vint. Rogers, ne-
phews! Mr. Smith, in assisting his cousin off the pored,
received retest tresseadous blow with • %dodgems on the
head, whirls felled him to the ground, mail he was left wet.
tering in his bleed. Mr. Smith, sea. was very much injured
cm his head std body, as likewise his son. A watehame,
named Burford, had his skill fractured by a blow with a
bludgeon ; another watchman, warned Row, was dreadfully
lacerated. Several persons passing by from St Fair,
who took an active part is the affair, also suffered consider-
ably. The villain who was taken by Mr. Smith, jan. was,
however, safely conveyed to the watch-horse, and is the
moraine (Tuesday) be was bmught before the Magistrates
at Lambeth-street. The evidence Wise quite satisfactory,
the prianner was rally committed to Di ewirate to take his
trial. tie is a well-karma character, named TA•s. Hourly.
London, England, 1818-09-17

TIDE Btl7l7l_§.T3_ PRESS.

LON DON,
THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 17, MB.

Although the accounts received from Manchester
represent that town as bring restored to a state of
perfect tranquillity, yet we lament to say that a//
those manufacturers who lately demanded an in-
&ease in the rate of their wages have nut returned
to their tnusl employment. Some too, it is said,
who, driven by necessity, have resumed their wanted
labour, are extremely dissatisfied, and express their
feelings by sullenness and a want of their former
alacrity. In some factories an increase in the rate
of wages has been conceded by the employers, but
not to the amount originally required. In these
cases, however, the men appear perfectly con-
tented. It is worthy of oloervation, that the
present aspect of affairs in Manchester and its
vicinity does not seem to the eyes of the Ma-
gistrates to justify the removal from the town
of the additional military force lately called in
to the assistance of the civil power, nor the
discontinuance of those measures of precaution
which, during the late agitations, it was thought
necessary to adopt. s' Our town," observes the
writer of a letter from Manchester, "still presents
the appearance of a military station in time of war;
smell detachments of the military parade the streets
night and day," &c.—" These precautions are con•
filmed," says en Evening Ministerial Paper, be-

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London, England, 1818-09-17

MISS (PIV El L 1.4
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This timely law; sbiring the last week, gratified
the feelings, and, we batieirr, chastened the taste of
minded audiences, which increased in number and
in enthusiasm every successive night. To attempt
s critique upon her abilities would be vain, as. tot
only are we restricted by the fame she has uniser•
sally acquired, hut also by the saut of room within
our columns. The early hour at which the house
has overflowed, is a proof that fashion has had no
influence in attracting even the Ml...heat orders. It
was sufficient to take a slight view of the couate-
mires which presented themselves round the house.
No idle gaze or modish titter distracted their atten-
tion from the stage. We have bees Wont to And
the dresses, or the variect faces of the spectators, the
objects most in rogue ; but for Miss O'Neill they
were forgotten,till the dropping curtail) left no other
prospect. Whether we consider this pourtrayer of
Nature as Bekidera, Juliet, Mrs. Huller, Isabella,
or Mn.s Beverkyi (her successive characters last
week), the same dignity in affliction, the same deli-
cacy and grace in sifection, were displayed. On
Monday night she appeared as Mrs. Oakley, in the
" Jealous W(fe;" and her 'legume of manners, as
a gebtlewoman, was then as conspicuous as her
power over the paaajons had. been before predotai.
loatt.—( Norwich Paper.)

A letter from Calais, dated Sept, 10, ortys--" I
embarked at Dover yesterday. Immediately-on the
packet's getting under weigh, two Custom-horse
officer% Mae on board, and entered the cabin. W ith-
tort saying a word, theY put their hands on a beg
containing eve hundred gainers, the suppoveo
property of a young English Gentleman, who,
nn cooling of age, ha. succeeded to a large fortune.
He had with him a permit in livery, five greyhounds
and a spaniel, and was hinsirelf.dremed like st
Pet-in, with a dog-whip in his hand and a whistle to
it. The officers, by their promptpess, tippet's' to
hare had good information. Thtyvayg grutlemati
mon afterwards took to birth, iu which It. rvulliki"-
ed during the tursvage, The Milian and reflux of
the English here tills every hotel to excess.—
Among the last arrivals at Quillis's are—
laird and lady mom, Mr. Points rind the two Misses
points, Viscount Fitswilliani rof Ireland), Mr Campton and
lady Domville and family, Mr. Commwoon. Mr. and Mrs.
French, Mr. and Mr.. W3ilolos cad Colonel Nowell."
On Monday night a small boat belonging to the
sloop Aim, of Kirkwall, wee upset off Worse..
The ifini was bound for the Thorny market, front
Stromness, with merchandise:; the mullets of which
being anxious to Per sure lodgings, crowded into the
boat. Whets about to depart, one of them, so
Italian, jumped on the gunwale, and immediately
upset her. Mr. Yount; and his wife, sometime
merchant in Campbelltowsi, the skipper's son. and
the Italian, nut of seven in the boat when the
accident happened, were drowned.--(Ameeness
Juirrno/.)

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London, England, 1818-01-13

E4S7' 1N DI AS.

CATCUTTA, it't.+ 10.
filA r`_t•ileuct• tL Mn 4 Noi?!e the Govt./114,r-
G.t9eral sto/ Sint,. embarked Tuesday morr•iny,,
,r filtuut, uu.l-r the wool satute from
the ramparts of Fort Wintoto, to pror eed. offer a
.Root stay ut Barrockpure, on his war to the Up-
per Provinces.
On the some clot the (Inn; lr, il. EJnionstotie,'
appoistted by his -E*eelirnrt• Viee"Prettedetit Non
Deputt•-Governor of Fort %Vinton', took his milt
at the Council Hoard. under * imitate -from the
tampons. _

We ropy from the Beggrel Ilmtkteri the folio*.
tog Irortietslars of Inca!

EITRACT Of A LRTTIFIL PROM itt-isculatin.

" The rains set in here ohs the s(l* Julie. Toi
the 1 ith we had piles of wind and torrents of rain
night and day. We we. obliged to abandon t tie
attetupts to get under and happy he a Ittratt
tent was teat blown shout his ears. Such weather
I never before experienced ; Inn the natives say we
shall probably have six weeks of it. If so, we had
better attempt building an ark than bungillusvi;
for the half of forty days of this will bet us all afloat.
Ott the 11th the Nerhudda ruse 12 feet. The
Pinddrees are now all swig mt the other eitle till
October. In consequence, the detachudettis are
recalled. who :or some months have undergone
such laborious, duty in watching every lordable
point, in a link uf 70 miles oa the Ntsbudda, to
prevent the Pintlarees f crossing, and which
service they have.elfectuallv performed:
" All the troops front .lishlitilpoir and Gum-
warra have been ordered up to Soltagpore, four
marches from this. They are composed of the Ist
Rubella (7avpilry, one troop limb Nitive Cavalry, and
'2(I hilt:llion '2311 :Native Infantry from Jubbulpore ;
and Of the Ist battalion 10th Native Infantry, with
at 'q hoot of the 6th Nattie Cuvilry from Gut-
rawarra, which is six or eight maPeles its the tear
of Sohagporr. You' slimly' exercise 'your ingpsity
in conjecturing fur what purpose the Mops dre tti
be thus assembled."

Extract of a letter from Husseinab4d, under date
the 14th June :—" The rams commeticrd hereon
the 411 e, with a violence wheel, would isirlieee one to
believe that Macbeth's witches bad certainly takrit
up their abode in the hills to the northward of fie.
Such • hurly-burly from east, west, north, and
south, 'night he gratifying enough to regal of lender
rover of a good pucka roof, with lustre, and wall-
shade around; but not so desirable to experience
in half rotten tents, on ploughed fields of soft clay.
as those who *ere blown away con testify. Major
Choke's detachment is expected in • few days, and
by the middle of July it is hoped most of us will
be housed. The detachments at Julibulpore and
Gurrawarro are ordered to concentrate at Suleag.
pore, thiriy.live miles from hence, under Litutel
Colonel Alucinorine."
London, England, 1818-01-13

W!NDSOIj, JAN. 71.

This day the ROYAL. FAMILY ottended Divine
Service iii the private Chapel in the C Ibtle, amt
afterwards. the QUEEN and Princess Itr.te.teenx
rode out in a conch and four I Eugletirld•green,
and returned to the Castle to iliniier. •
This morning Load ST. MAUS and CtAitall
MUNSTER left the Cantle for London.
London, England, 1818-01-13

GENAKAL SLECTION.

The Lowther fiction, we' undeistand, having
taken the claim, are et length on the alert; but we
havesuelt strong 'wormier, in the justice of the
cause and in the rising spirit and independence of
the people, that we have the iiimt consolatory hope
of a final triumph. But whili4 the independent
part of the Freeholders of Westmorland ore thini
'immure* to thetsiselveS, tool beneficially to their
country, endeavouring to root up a corrupt influ-
ence, tender whose baneful shesiow (in part) public
calamities have !Tiing up like ." mushrooms,"
shall the Freeholder.' of Cumberland stand aloof,
and give nu assisnince to those who ere-fighting the
battle, of the constitution ? Fcr their own sakes,
we trust they will teiplest the High Sheriff to con-
vene a meeting for the purpme of nominating a tit
person in conjunction with Lurd Morpeth.—( Car-
Jusrsatil 7
Mr. Birch, it is expected, will be requested to
offer i dl; for Liverpool.
The calivess for a general election has begun in
various placer. Oti Thursday. among other in-
stances, Mr. COurtenay waited nit several persons
at Plymoutli, who are freemen of Exeter, and
met with cuitaiderable success.
London, England, 1818-01-13

AMERICAN SETTLERS.

Three thousand seven hundred and seventy-fire
new settlers have arrived it Lower Canada during;
the present season. This, it will be recollected,
IN the result of experimeot, as these settlers irr=
tuitously receive crown lands; hut let whit( will
he said of the attempt, it must ultimately fail—
the iron climate and arid soil of Lower Canada
will never sufficiently relay the cultivator for his
Einigration will travel west and by south,
hut uu further north. Settlsis ail! assemble where
they con obtain more than one crop per annum.
where their interest would be increased. and their
comforts promoteil—and, instead of dwelling.
amidst eternal snows, they will pursue the " even
tetiour of their wily" to softer climates. These are
amoolz the few objections ugoitist the success of
emigroots iii Lower Canada; they also operate
against the supposition of the vast increase in the
value of lands which border on the contemplated
canal. Allowing, however, that the British Co-
vernment should succeed in ridding themselves of
portion of their needy subjects, by giving them
hands in Canada, they will fad it difficult to secure
their allegiance in the event of a new war; and if
the 'ember of emigrants in that quarter blititild
ever increase so as to threaten the annihilation of
the French or Canadian influence, Great Britain
will find it very costly to nianitaiii the tranquillity
of the province.—(Nose York Paper.)

OTTOMAN PO Rl'E.

[FROM ♦ Rsw YORK PA PERI

Spain and Sardinia, anxious for • ',intim) of On!!
carrying trade, have applied to the Uratitl Signor
for permission la pass the Dardanelles into the
Black Sea. France and England. desirous of
rr-
tautiog the trade, and perpetn: Kit. it possitili •
under their flag, have persuaded the Porte to af3
it toll, or Pound dne, to an amount so exinli,tut
as to prohibit Spriiikh and Sardinian vessels from
trading in thst quarter: Tho spirit of entiiiitereo.l
monopoly could be easily subdued by proper re.,
presentations. It is the interest of Russia to ell-
courage commerce generally in her southern !Km-,
stssi.ins; slid the incruoing unportti"Ce of her putt•
London, England, 1818-01-13

her of Austrian subjects, in support of the claims
the liquidation of which is deurairded.
The French Government desires to come to an
arrangement ripoti equitable terms, and it is hoped
Uu►T an agseen►cnt may souls he maile The prices
or torn have again risen in the chief markets of the
Northern Departments. The (lineman •tt has esta-
blished I magazines, out of which curls may
he sold in ri e of need, to keep it at a reasonable
price.—f Dutch Papers, Jun. 7.)
■►tussEl.a, JAN. 6.
It is affirmed that his Royal Hugi►neaa Prince
Frederick, Grand Master of the Artillery. has just
been limbed by his Maje.ty lovector-Georral of
that aria, and Lieutenant-General Dupont Kish-In-
spector.
HAGUE, JAN. 4.

Though the report of the foriusiion-of an Aulic
Councilor War keeps up,ituthing positive is known
on the subject, but it is certain that all the reports
addressed to his Maje%ty by the Coniiiimary-Gelie-
rat of Vl'ar are to be previously laid before his Royal
Highness the Prince of Orange for his ssuction.--•
Journal de la Belgique, Jan. 7.)
London, England, 1818-01-13

TUE LATE lllt. DKrAYNI.:S.

This gentleman, shout five weeks ago. came to hi. family
in town, front the lair of Fight, and left town early in the
pinning morning after his arrival.
that he had returned again to the Isle of Wight, mut were
very anxious to receive an answer'to their inoiiiriri. re-
lative to his arrival. A considerable time elapsed, and no
communication was received, mod this alarm for hi+ fair
increased exceedingly, when by a letter they reived
an account that he had not been at the talc of tti•Ahr
since he left on the ultimo. The mother of OS
unfortunate gentleman was in a aisle of mind that condd
receive nu comfort or condolence (rum the kind atten-
tion and aoothings of friends. She was sati.fird that
sumo/nog fetal had happened, for he would have cer-
tainly written :o Isis attorney hail he been alive. Three week■
passed on, and still ato tiding's of his was received by hi■
family, and ills selipeine to which their elands had
!west kept for so long a period had reduced them to extreme
misery, more poignant (runt the uncertainty of hie fate, than
if they. had Ism apprized of WS real situation. A very
WO reward aas mated to have been Wiriest by his
relatives for inftn•mation where lie might be (nand, or for
intelligence of what bail befallea him. .4 gentleman an-
swering the description of Mr. D. diced at a tavern at
Wandissorlb on the same day that Mr. D. left town,
and left the liaise after dark; he drank • bottle of wine
after dinner, and slid not seem at all depressed in his spirits;
but this peTSOII COlOll not be traced farther than the tavern.
On Monday Nat the body of • person was found, which an-
swered the eleactipl of Mr. D., near Putney Bridge;
mid the melancholy intelligence being given to the rela-
tive.. one of them went down anal identified the hotly, by
the clothe., more than the fes:ares—for they, as maylisainp-'
posed, after being under water more than a inwith, were.
much disfigured.
Ass lityniattiim WAS held on the body before C. JEntittr,
Esq Comm, (or Surrey, at the Ship Tavern, Wandsworth.
ThOWISIS p rnlnw, of iVatieiswortls, fisherman, deposel to
Radii,: the body nil the morning of the bib ilia. ta bile liah-
tag in the Thamei, and that he conveyed it lo the shore.
Benjamin Sherman, mailable, searched the pocket•, and
found in them 4Na., some halfpence, a key, awl a main.
Mr. WiraChaniniun, landlord of the Pual tdon, deposed,
that on the 2lst of Nast weber last the deceased dined there,
and drank • bottle of wine; he afterwards took tea; he left
slant* nine sirstewk, awl was sot seen afterwards till his body
wn. taken uat iit the Meer.

HO% Callender, a Constable, deposed, that there were nu
marks of violence on the body
Some or the Jurymen thun;ht the deceased must have
drowned Mime'', while oth-i• conceived that he might have
fallen over the aide *all of Petwey.betdge.
Ogra•SPIIIIV Mlll produced ef the decedved's state or mind.
The Jreoy found • vtidict--reendsfrowned.
London, England, 1818-12-07

This day is published, in square Ilse. price 78.8 d. heststd,
►NEW POCKET DICTIONARY of
E. tile FRENCH and ENGLISH LANGUAGES. to
leo Parts. 1. French and English. 2 English and French.
Containing all the Wnrds in general Use, and authorised by
the best Writers.
By THOMAS NUGENT, LL D.
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London, England, 1818-12-07

TO THE PURUC.

AS a numerous List of BISH'S Friends, who
have made purchases in the present Lottery, have
been inviting the fate of their Numbers, at 4, Curnhill,
and 9, Charing-emu, not knowing that the Llnwirm was
posipaiied, they are sum intimated, that as the Drawing is
appointed to heann uo
TUESDAY, the 15th Instant,

they may. of course, obtain the desired information on the
10th. Those who were aware of the posimmement, nod
dill in consequeence delay their purchases, are now reminded
to take the rashest opportunity of applying at either of the
above Offices, as the Arst.ilrawo Prise, ow the First Day,
will obtain a Stock Prise of au,ooot. more, and it may be
10,0001.
T. 111 SH thinks it unnecessary to say more of the great
Sneers* which has altrinletl his Offices, thin that it. the late
Lotteries he sold (as usual) mole Capitals than any other
Olfiee-herper; and in some Lotteries, more than all Me
other Oftlie-heepers combined.

TUESDAY, 15th
By ORDER of th.. LORDS or HIS MA-
JETTY'S TREASURY, the Drawing of the State
Loco?, which was poopinikst in consequence of the lament.
eel Decease of hrr Majesty, will BEGIN ON TUESDAY,
Dceemlyer 15.
The Scheme contains 14,000 Tickets, with the following

CAPITAL PRIZES, sin.
4
2 ....... 6.0130
.
600
12
Resides 2,930 other Prig's of /511, &c. Consols and Money.
The First-drawn Prize will seer. ire t 30.000 in addition.—
Tickets and Shires cry SelhuE et ell the Licensed Offices
in Leaden, sod by their Agents in tlie Country.
London, England, 1818-12-07

ourselccs confined, the contagion twin.; caught
only by touch:.,g and communicating the sick."
14 An inhabitant of Brussels offered at Aix-Id-Chg.
pellr, for vale, several pieces of the Gobelin ta-
pestry, for the sum of 12,000 room No sufficient
oiler being made he ortopted the generate
resolution of presenting four pieces to the church of
that city, on condition *et they shall be exhibited
publicly every war en Ilia birth-day, and that
after his death a filittral service shall be performed
for the repose of ye soul.
The /1/dare Gezetiv animences, that the King of
The Two Sicilies gave audience to treveral gentle•
ineo, who, iii consequence of political events, had
been compelled to expatriate themselves, and that
his Majesty told dick he should see them with
pleasure at Naples.
The Sovereign Doke of Saxe-Gotha has pre•
pared the project of a constitution for the Princi.
polity of Allembourg.
The Count De IVallis, former Minister of Fi-
nance of the Austrian Government, died lately at
Vienna, of a frightful opoplOxy, aged 50 years.
A woman, named Guillaumette Vincent, died at
Toulouse, on the 23d of November, aged 104 years.
She retained her faculties, and, above all, an excel-
lent Night to the last moment.
_ _ _

Laedigester can be received in Paris from Calais
in three minutes, by means of 27 telegraphs; in
two titimidles from Idle, by 22 telegraphs; in sir
►niartes wad a half from Strasburg, by 46 tele-
graph.; its eight minutes from Lyons, by' 50 tele-
graphs ; and rat about the some tune from Brest,
by 80 telegraphs.
PARIS, DEC. 3.

Yesterday, before Mass, the King received Lord
Wellington. His Lordship had the honour of
dining with his Nlajesty and the Royal Family.
His Excellency the Neapolitan Ambassador paid
a visit last morning to Lord Wallington.

Mr. [bytes., a ~learned Englishman, known by
the successful attempts he has made to unrol the
Herculaneum manuscripts, died suddenly in Paris
on Sunday evening, of an apoplectic fit. Mr.
Hares was supported in Isis literary enterprises by
the liberality of Isis Royal Highness the Prince Re-
gent, whose Chaolain he was.
It is stated that no answer in writing has been
given to the different demands addres►ed to the late
Congress ; verbal answers were thought sufficient.
Several of these subjects have been remitted to the
Diet at Frankfurt.

A general subscription has been opened in all the
regiments and corps of the Swedish army, for the
purpose of r a monument. in honour of Charles
XII. The subscription was to close on the 11th
of December, the anniversary of the death of the
hero, who fell exactly 100 years since.
It is stated from Vienna, that the Emperor of
Austria has resolved to pas the three winter months
of every year in Italy. The practice of magnetism
has been publicly 'Prohibited in the States of Aus-
tria ; and some physicians of Vienna, who were ge-
nerally known as practitioners of this empyricism.
have been publicly censured, and forbidden to re-
cur to such practices, under pain of being sus-
pended from their functions.
London, England, 1818-12-07

THE KING'S HEALTH.

On Saturday, at twelve o'clock, the Council whn
have the care of the KING assembled at the tip-
per Lodge, when they recroved the monthly Report
of the state of the KING'S health from the live
Doctors appointed to attend his MAJFSTY. who
being sworn before the Council to the truth of their
Report, the members of the Council proceeded to
the Castle to visit the KING, after which they
broke up and left Windsor, except the Bishop of
LONDON, who remained to hive the care of the
KING during the ensuing week.
The fallowing Bulletin was issued for the infor-
mation of the public :
" Windsor Castle, December 5.
" His Majesty's tranquillity has been undistarbcd through-
out the last mouth, and his Majesty's health has been good;
but his disorder continues in the same state.
" HENRY HA LFORD. ".1. WILLIS.
" M. BAILLIE. " R. WILLIS."
" W. HEBERDEN.

Lord Sr. HELEN'S and Sir HENRY CAMPBELL,
a■ Lord and Groom of the KING'S Bedchamber,
with Pages, &c. attended yesterday at St. Jaines's
Palace, to exhibit it to the public.
London, England, 1818-06-08

rffsetlm' ND pincm EL.

Every uteriaration way 'mole for the reception of
tlw Grand !Juke %behind on Frith.% morning, but
owisig to a roc it .ea„ the Duke and hi* suite dill
not laud at I) err till ab ott our 11;c1011, They
proceeded to the Ship lon, where they partook of
1.1.11 P refreAment ri 14 the mean time their luggage
and Ave eiliviittges were tot out shore, and at a
quarter toilet three the Grand Doke Michael and
the Gentlemen of hi. *ode left Dover in two of the
Prince Regent's carriages, and the dmitestic. iu
Ave liso..ian carriages, followed by the Prince
Regent's break, containing their luggage. They
arrived at Rochester about eight o'clock, where
they stoPurd, mill partook of coffee and tea.
They 'mind at Stratford-Wore snots after our
o'clock, which had seen prepared for their recep-
tion by command of the Priliee Regent, with r
suitable establi.hment of domestics.
On Saturday, it one o'clock, Baron Nirholay,
the principal attendant on the Grand Duke'.
suite, went to Carlton-Home in one of the 11.-
seta's carriages, to announce the Grand thiltea
arrival in England in due form, when his 'loyal
Flightless was pleased to appoiiit • quarter before
three o'clock fur Iva reception, at which time the
Regent was attended by Earl Poulett,,as the Lord
in waiting, Sir William Keppel, as Groom, the
Clerk Marsh 1, the State Page, sod other Court
attend oils.

The Grand Duke arrived exactly at the time ap.
pointed, in a Royal carriage. attended by Ba►on
Nicholas, Lieutenant-General Parkeritch, and
General Aledensky. They were aceomp.iiied by
Count Lirveir, the RsPalau AmbAirsador, who in-
troduced the Grand Duke, and he was conducted
by Sir Robert Chester, the Master of the Cereino-
pies. The audience of the Grand Duke csoitinued a
quarter of on hour. The Gentlemen in the Grand.
Duke'a.uite weir introduced to the Prince Regent,
awl graciously received. The Grand Duke after.
wards c .fled at all the royal estobti.limento in Lon-
don, and left hi. card, except the Queen'. Palace.
where it not heing convenient fora formal isitroduc.
lion to the ()liven, on account of her indisposition,
the Grand Duke called yesterday at the Palace,
mid left hi. card.

Yesterday the Grand Duke and suite attended
divine service at the Russian Chapel iu We!beck-
street. His Imperial Highness afterwards rude nut
on horseback, attend. d lay Baron Nieto,lat.. The
Grand Duke received visits from the Dukes of
Cumberland, Susses, and Gloucester; also from
Viscount Castlereagh, the Russian Ambassador,
Baron Fogel, the Ambassador from the Nether-
lands. Count Woronsoff, Sir Robert Chester, the
Vaster of the Ceremonies, ai.d a number of Eng-
lish and forewners of distinction, &c.
A guard of honour is statiolied at Stratford House.
London, England, 1818-06-08

By M. LA BEACM B, Medical Eleetrieims.

This day published, is. two vols. Svo. price 30s. in boards,
A FULL and correct ACCOUNT of the 111-
Lll LITARY OCCURRENCES of the LATE WAR
between GREAT PRI rA rail the UNITED STATES
of AM niticA ; with au Appeuttaa and Plates.
By WILLIAM JAMES.
Author of" A Full and correct Account of the Chief Naval
London, England, 1818-06-08

311ATATESIF.NT IN A NEWSPAPER.

Mr. CAVVING rose to 'perform the very unplea-
sant duty of adverting to N misrepresentation in a
Morning Pipprr, which was hot only of au UlICOln.
mon Ina au estrpordimiry kind. What he coin-
plaipped of lIVUS not of ally 'Ms-report of his speech,
for that had been gives. fairly though, but of the
manner in which he was sa►d to hare delivered his
'sentiment,: while addressing the Chair. No ohm
bold a higher opinion than hr dill of the rest ad-
vantages which rp stilted from the practice of coin-
toppoivAtiog to the polphe parlinmentaty proceed-
uliPti given la:rly. The benefit wa► great,
Poet could ol.•lrct to any reisoisable cam-
por,.ts Vellida the public press might tn..ke nu the
hoe of f•m•dnet observed by imbhe ;aro. M'hule
little trite confined to facts they were useful, bait

7,'Y* - LONDON,

MONDAY. Julie ii, leis.

The decision of the House of Commons on Pli-
aly night, in rejecting the clau•e attaclwri to the
Alien Bill by the House of Lords, prevented Mi-
nisters from carrying into effect their original inten-
tion of proroguing Parlirinent ou Satural.y. Oftlers
had been issuer/ ou Friday for snaking the usual
preparations. that the erreniony of prerrogstion
might be performed by the PRINCE REGi NT in
person, but they were suiresideil ma Sniurilea morn-
ing, that Ministers might have an opportunity of
eoirecting the error they lad already co •tital.
For this purpose • Bill will be introdneed this
evening into the House of COI iiiii nos, specifically
to suspend, till the iStli of March next, the law
under which aliens are now peeniitteal to obtain
naturalization by narrating 00000 ney us the Batik a f
Scotland. This iner.ure, we ore happy so Iriirii I.
Lord CAIITLCRLAGfieII ilechostion ors Saturday, will
not hive • reirosiwctive operation.
On the policy of the present law, in the present
eircum.teuer% of the roinitry, it se. ms ti. us tlsat
very little differeore of opinion can exist. Aire hold
the privileges of Englishmen is. his laugh an estiont-
tioll to permit them to ibt Ci.ille • itiorkebable
commodity, capable of being Hilnirril by any
foreigner by the snare act of pay iog (.sod now to Nu
individual) a paltry sum of usnory. This consi-
derarion, however, is essentially 1.41 us well
Goers the policy .4 isa original enoctment, as from
the flagrant inju4tice that Mould, iu repealing it,
London, England, 1818-06-08

To he

at Gnildhall.-
July 7. D. Jewis, of Milford Haven, Pembroke, spirit-mei-
chant, at eleven, at Guildhall, Loudon.
Jane 23..1. Robinson, late of Dorking, Surrey, baker, at
one, at Guildhall, London.
July 4. A. Sheath, of Boston, T.iscoln, Esq. banker, at
eleven, at the Saracen's Head Inn, Lincoln.
June 27. T. Williams, of Back-Mue, Bethnal-greet',
instarance•benker, at tirelve, a! Guildhall, London.
Juan 30. J. Bowman of Liverpool, .and S. Rogers, late ..t
Matta, merchants, at pan, at the York Hotel, Liverpool
July 2. T. Butler, of Astute. Tirruld, Berk., grocer, at
twelve, at the Lamb lun, fielks.
Jour 30. J. Striven and Jos. Scriven, of Alcester, Warwick.
acedlemakers, at eleven, at the Swan Inn, Alecster.
June 30. A. Guold, of Birmingham, grocer, at eleven, et
the Hen and Chickens Hotel, New-street, BililllllolYM.
June 27. D. Glover, of Gutter-lane, Loudon, merchant, at
. taelve, at Guildhall.
/note 27. It. Steele, of Bristol, druggist, at eleven, at Guild-
hall, London.
June 27. S. Barnard, late of the Borough of Sutithwork,
(hat Dow a prisoner in she Kiug's Beucb), victualle., at
twelve, at Guildhall, London.
June 27. W. Orme, of the Corough of Southwark, diutillet
at twelve. at Guildhall, Loudon.
lime 27. K. Dickinson, of St. John-street, Clciltenn•ell,
brewer, at twelve; Guildhall, London.
June 13. J. King, of Yeovil, Somtmet, bookseller, at Rh,
at Guildhall, Loudon.
June 27. J. E. Thema% of Reading, Desks, grocer, at

__twelve, at Guildhall, Condon.
June 29..1. Minks, now or late of Leeds, Yorl% cloth-mer-
chant, at eleven, ■t the Sessions House, Leedv.
June 27. S Sampson and C. Chipthaae, of Bread-street,
London, wilt mercers, ut twelve, at Guildhall.
June 9. J. Pityne, of St. Julin-ai.eet, Clerktusell, dour-
factor, at ten, at Guildhall, London.
Jun( 9. W. Paternoster, of Rucbcslet, Kent, intihulder, at

Mei at Gu4MhSll, London.
Juno F. H. gnulda and J. Singleton, of niater-1.,,e,
Cheapaide, London, warehousemen, at twelve, at Guild-
hall.

CERTIFICATE-S.—Jung 97.
W. Bruise, of Woolwich. Kent, wietualler.—R Strpherr,
of Long-lane, Beriwon.iscfr, Soiree, tanner.—T. Si* t.f
Manchester, ltuen-draper %Vow', of Hai with, fialirrir•n.
.—T. Bark, of the Bear.Garilen, Southwark, Sarre„ asiellor-
smith suit iriiii•founder --A. C. Law, of Tokewhiroar.
London, merchant .—F. IL Ronald% Foam
London. wareho innsouitt.-- W. N. Maude'', of mauctw.t.r
and sword, enea.dt,,kr —E. &Infield, of St. Philip ai.t Ja.
rob, Gloucester, coop. —W. M of Soutliwall. Notting.
ham, flait.diesser.—aV. South, of Footing:tun, Sussex,
B th, of Nlasirlirater, factor.— I. Pariah, of Eiort
Ttlanmoutls, Devon. draft; iu niataienl iiistrufiteuta —J.
of Bristol, brolter..--S. Jones, late of St.titto g., Glou-
cester, wheelwright.
London, England, 1818-04-02

TO THE PROPRIETORS OF EAST INDIA STOCK.
Laiiirs an* GEWILLIIISS,
HAVING the h 11111 l ur of being recommended
d. roil by she Direcion of the East !mho Company,
as CAN DI DATES for the Direction to be chosen ibis Year,
we tabs the liberty of revivalist the (avow of your Vete
Was day of Birettas, WEDNESDAY, tbs 111 of April
WS.
Ire are, Ladies sod Geotlesnea
°I Your most obedient and most banthle 'Servants,
.-L• • WILLIAM STANLEY CLARKE,
JOHN HUDLESTON.
te• ' RICHARD CHICHELEY PLOWDEN,
t. GEORGE RAIKES,
GEORGE ABERCROMBIE ROBINSON,
mit saw4l" JOHN THORNHILL,
Bast !mho House, the With Mar* ISIS.

TO THE INDEPENDENT ELECTORS OF THE
TOWN OF NOTTINGHAM.
Gairttestsw, •
4S the intention of MR. SMITH to retire from
Parlianiret is new generally known, I vesture to offer
myself to your notice as a Ceadidate so succeed him in the
beeourable *Jimmies of your Reptesestailve. lam encou-
raged to hope fur your support, partly by the Satter*
minimum received from several respectable quarters, bat
priscipally by the enovietios that an malierahle attachment
to the peat principles of Civil sad Religious Liberty will
met be coosidered as the hest recomenesidation to year in-
&periled suffrages.
I obeli arise the earliest opportunity of peps( my ver-
meil' respects to every one of yes; sod tessain, is the
was lime,
Gestlentes,
Your asset toliediest and faithful Servant.
THOMAS DENMAN.
Leicester Amine, March 11, ISIS.