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London, England, 1820-03-28

BIRTHS.
At Hampstead Heath, the 26th instant, the Countess of •
Huntingdon, of a soil, her teuth
Yesterday, the 27th instant, at. Uomitister, Essex, the
Lady of P. Z. Cox, Esq.uf a sun and heir:
DEATHS.
On Wednesday last, at two o'clock in the afternoon,
Thomas Cuellar, Esq. Coninioner of Christ Church, Ox•
ford, was found by his bed•maker in a lifeless slate un the
ground, his bead resting un the sopha. Warmth still re-
mainiug, Mr. Hitching, was sent for, who inst•utly obeyed
the summons, and applied Ilia lancet to the arm of the un-
fortunate gentleman. A fen drops of blood Unwed, but life
was completely extinct. A Coroner's Wiriest was afterwards
holden on ibtbody ; the head was opened, and such a quan-
tity of blood-was found on the surface of the brain, as
clearly proved that his death was occasioned by apoplexy,
and the verdict was given accordingly.
Ott Monday se'auigbt, in St. Giles's, Norwich, in his 80th
year, Mr. Joseph Leonard Monsiguy, by birth a Frenchman,
and many years in the service of the unfortunate Louis XVI.
holding the poet of private Secretary till the death uf that
Monarch.
Friday morning, aged 67, John Edwards, the Hermit of
the Dowling Green, in this city. He Caine to this neigh-
bourhood in the prime of life—a perfect stranger, retiring
with disgust or disappointment from other and brighter
scenes of life, but further particulars have never transpired
respecting his history. The subscriptions of the benevolent
have contributed to shed • comparative comfort on his latter
days. A abort time previous to his decease, be published a
short Essay on Preeiesewity. The medical Gentlemen of
this city gratuitously attended him during his Ilhaess....
(Lichfield Alerceni.)
London, England, 1820-03-28

NINTH DAY.

This contest, which had been carried on with so
lunch spirit during the preceding week, croccetled
yesterday worniog with miasma activity. Sir F.
Burdett, ace panied by his colleague Me,
Ilub-
houses the. Hon. I). Kimiaird, and several oilier
Griitlemen of distioctiosi, entered Brent ford a tu-
lle after one o'clock, billowed by • number of
Westminster felrclwr. who are also freeholders of
NliddleseX. They wore the favours of Mr. Whit-
bread, and immediately proceeded to the Imo-
logs to pull fir the young Candid•ite. The
Hon. Baronet was recrised by the electors and
people of Middlesex in a manner that most have
been very gratifying to his let hugs. Not
deed, could exceed the degree of esithusiami with
which his presence was hailed ainougat them. The
crowd arouad the hustings far rxeredell those of
the former days. A number of elegant women, 111
usual, graced the scene. •

At four o'clock the state of the poll was announc-
ed. It stood thus—
Bow
Whitbread
Mellish • '2,571
The numbers were received with worts csierring.
Mr. BY NG then presented I he'll(' the electors.
He thanked them for the exertions they had made
in hi• favour. lie said that evcry honest man,
every man who valued she intlepprideuce of 'Middle-
sex, and who approved of his Parliatirciitary coil.
duct, was bound to vote fur lam. Nc c.-ttaiiily
would feel grateful to thus who might vote for
him from personal regard, ut it would he ten
times snore satisfactory to him to !revive the votes
of those who would support him for Isis ptibltc prin-
ciples. lie had served them in Parliament, aml
pursued one course for upwards 4'30 years, and his
exertions were airways to serve them, not himself.
Mr. Mellish, he said, had charged lint with having
eutered into I conlition—( tries of " It is so dis-
credit—it is all sight!")—hut there was no foun-
dation fur that charge. But that Wilt not the only
wry in which he suuglit to injure hint. He had,
be perceived, by his address ur that iitorttisig, ap-
peared its • new character—he started as the
friend of the people, and the friend of civil and
religious liberty.--(A fth.).—He could am
sure the electors that it was since the doom
Intim of the last Parliament that his Hollo4lf.
able opponent assumed the new character of a
friend to the people, and to civil and religious li-
berty.—(A laugh)—lt was not then very surprising
that the people should wish to shorten the duration of
Pediments, seeing *hut wonderful effects hod been
p►oduced eves durissg the prevail coolest, and
should thot contest costume rot eight days longer, he
would am be surprised to see Mr. Mellish avow
himself a perfect Railical.-.-(Centisswal league..)
Mr. Wlittonsail Nest pretested himself amid
the sbeen of the electors, He thanked (ham most
London, England, 1820-03-28

PRICE OF RAW FAT, per stone of
As stated by the Tallow As staled by the Butchers.
Richer.. St. James's Markel. 4. Od
Price by Ta110w....4. Old Wbiterhapel Market Is Od
Average...—. 4. OJ
London, England, 1820-03-28

CERTI FICATES.

J. Wood, of Walsall, Stafford, factor.—L Phillips and J.
Phillips, of High Hulbert', Middleses, glass dealers.—J.
Haddon, late of Tull•square, North Shields, Northumber-
land, ship-owner.—E. Featiman, of Peterboroincli, North-
ampton, haberiLisher.-6. Rimer litilborsi-bt London,
silveramith.—G. Yaies, of Liverpool, me.chant.—W.Nimi.
of Rarity, Stafford, dealer and Chapman.

RR. BOERDAAVE'S RED PILL. No. 9.
JP famous tliromilmat Earepe for this Core of every
Stageaud Symptom of • Cerlaie
trill) each Box is given • copious Bill of Directions, by
which all Prisons are esableal speedily is coatis themselves
with safely tool "...my, without 'be least coofiticm•nt or
biodrauce of buaoieae. Its amazing sale vrithi• the tart
fifty year*, though seldom advertised, is a Certain stile' ion
of its 'mulch'. utility —Price 4a. 6d. a Box, sealed with red
wax

Saki by Leigh, 18, Shand; Bacon, 150, Oxfurd•atreri;
Botha, Chrap.ide; Tuu, Exchance ; and 11arel,

By his Majesty's ROYAL LETTERS PATENT.
I FAKE'S (ieotaitsr PILLS. justly fatuous For
Curing, in all its Stages, a Certain Disease. One
small Pill is a dose ; and She taking of one Box, in a
ir-
cent Case, will anon convince the Patient of the certaiaty of
his speedy recovery. Nothing ran be better contrived, more
safe, or move convenient than Skis remedy, for such as see
obliged to go jimmies or to sea, as it needs tio confinego
tit
or restraint of dirt; and fill years experience (in 311 ?sho-
ofly., practice) has proved that it will effect a cure, when v.
pealed salivation and all other methods avail anthill* For
the Scurvy and other Coronical Disorders, this Slrih‘o.e
has out its parallel. Upwards of 44,000 persons, of
sears, haws been radically cured of the above crud Pi,
orders wiihiu the last eight years. Prepared sod aulJ by
the sole Proprietors, T. TAYLOR and SONS, Sueitite.,
at their house, No. 9, New Bridge-street, in boxes of only
Is. Out, each, duty inchided.—eN. B. Two bark doors sad
lights in the passages at night. They are also sold by their
appointment, with copious directions, at Mr. Nudism's
Tily.shop, 103, tlxfurd-soreet ; Mr. Disborough's 7, nth.
stecet.hill, nearly opposite the 31miument ; al Mr. Baider.,l
Edinburgh; Mr. Newbery's, Dublio ; and by one person
iu every considerable tows in Great Britain and Ireland.
Advice gratis to persons taking the above, or other of
the Pruprietora• Medicines. —Glee's and Sealant Weskisesass
cured, and letters, post paid, answered.
• See the list published by the Royal College of Loodou.
London, England, 1820-03-28

Early in April will be published,
N ITALIAN mid EN(;LISII
LA. from Vrreani's Italian and Fiend' Grtnirnar, aitnrli-
fled in twenty Leftist:nix; with Exeici,:ra, Dialogues, and
cntertainiti; ; ciirreciril and Improved
Ily M. PIIIANESI,
Member of the Academy at Rome.
. .

Arranged in f.ogloili and Italian, with Note... Remarks, and
Addition., t dentate., lo facilitate ►he Study of the Italian
Lanjast•e. by M. Gilielieney, Author of the Key adapted
to the French and Italian, as well as the English and
balms Givniniar. _ _

Print.ii for John Suuter, at lb. School Library, 73,
SI. Paul's Church-yard.
London, England, 1820-03-28

COURSING.

Monday semnight a coursing match, for len guineas
aside, betwrin-Mr.GeorgeSeut Elliot, of Larestua, sod Mr.
Lundy, iu lhaperigg, was rum fur oil Tana, mom, pariah
of Cannobie.—Mr.liot'a dug was backed by the bind
of Calinubie; and the men of Langbulas mid its eaviruile
were strenuous in support of Mr. Lundy's bitch. After two
must admirable courses, is the first of which the hare made
cuter after ■ desperate rum, Mr. Lundy was declared wie-
ner of the bet. The victories,* party reached Leughulm at
four in the afternoon, where they were received with drums
heating, bell. ringing, mud every other usual ileramistration
of joy. They them emjuyed the comforts of a good diem, at
Mr. Dow's excellent ion, which they washed down with va-
rious and suudry " gay stiff bumpers of minintais dew."
But th, pour wait Cut furgottem.—After paying the geckos-
img, seven guineas still remained, and these were mid to the
poor of the parish, who are in gnat distress.
London, England, 1820-03-28

eluded from the Criu,stitolion."—(Cherierg.)—The
Hon. Gentleman then proceed, d to give a humorosis
description of the progress of a young Strutter of
Pediment, not introduced to the House like iMr.
leinbtion, as the inilependrot Representative of an
enlightened County. but for armor borilio4ls in the
Material interest. After ihr young Member is elected
and has gone through the ceremony of shaking
bands with all the electors and kissing's!l their wives
and daughters, he goes up 10 the llouse, and is in.
troducerl to the Secretary of the Treasury. Ile is
congratulated on the gendeinan-like figure he
has merle in his election, told hr is the very men
that was wanted, and welcomed to his seat. But
irerliaps he is hungry, and lie goes up into the
gallery to get a mutton chop, before however he has
eaten it, he. is obliged to hurry down to vote upon
some question in favour of the Minister. Ile has nut
perhaps beard a word of the subject, and inquires
## What's the queetion ? Are you not aware, is
gravely answered. It is one of the most important
isiliestioiss that could be agitittods—it is, Sir, a snoti. 0
that aims a death blow at the Coustitutiou—it is 110
less than a propotitiou of Sir M. W. Ridley to take
off two Junior Lords of the Admiralty—it must not
be carried, or the Constitution will totter; cud so
the young Member immediately votes against this
horrible attack on the Coustitution.—(looghter.)-•
Then as his reward lie perhaps gets a mirk of ap-
probation from the Minister; is admitted We
the company of a few ladies who give !Dirties on
that side, and at the 'text levee lie probably is ho.
noured with a smile. All this is very delightful,
no doubt.—(/anghtir.)—Then how easy it is for
him to take se opportunity of saying to the Sr..
eretary of the Treasury, look to my good f,ieuds
who supported nte—take them into your bless-
ed care and keeping, and I am yours far
ever.—(Cheering.)—lied Mr. Lambton acted in
this rummer lie would not have excited any opposi-
tion against him from such a quarter #1 111 which
the present contest had eriginated.—(lond cheers.)—
The flonourable Member coriclutle,l by express lig
a hope, that whenever a few men, hoin inte-
rested or impure motives, attempted to disturb the
peace and tranquillity :of oily part of the country.
their efforts would always be defeated, and thins.
selves disgraced.
Mr. T. then retired amidst loud applause, and
the people immediately separated with the utmost
order. Mr. Lanobton and his friends dined at the
Hat and feathers; Mr. Powlett and his friends at
the Waterloo

LINCOLNSIIIKh ASSlZES—Continued.

SHOOTING A NUT GATHERER AT LITTLE
London, England, 1820-03-28

TAUNTON ELLCTION, 51Ascu 25.

This arduous contest, perhaps out equalled is the whole
circle of the General Elections throughout tits kingdom,
best te,itiltial,,l in the tumplete triumph of the popular
lod,daies. It was out dtt idea 1331 the latest Moment
bt Isw ha.; elapsed. At the close of the pull this day
outo:,era were—
Al, sander BAring, Eaq.
Ashley Wane, Esq.
11 5, ymour, Cssq 321

31.ijority for J. A. Warre, Esq.,. •
Urn ti tie *halt coarse of the election the slim violent
xi 41 vii.l party spirit have been manifested; hut. the ferment
ua this day I, is never- licra surpassed, either at 11w bitstinzs
Goverite4.irileu, Guildhall, or Brentford. About so hour
1.- fen ilk I 1•••t.of ihe poll she tumult was so violent that
Ott: eairdidates were advised by their counsel sod
iaecris to »ilia, sr she electors, sod inform them that the situ-
tif their pion erlimi's might probably vacate the whole
e'Vel.loo. 1t r. Warre had, riming the preceding day, maiii•
;liner! a consult-rabbi majority over 31r. Seymour, bat every
I Nei two bail been used on the part of the Ministerial Can-
,jeiete tiara Sir Thomas Lethbridge, the great proprietor
this town. in rived, arid was personally active in cansliss•
the a l.:s. Notbilig could prevail against the lark-pen.
..1 Towns ds the close of the poll the whole
nzth iit she Candidate was brought forward,
I os she laiit live minutes decided the contest: Mr. Warres
5.. ii mimed in as f.ivt as they could he SOWN, 1111 d WSTO
.iy the tuna clock striking three. The utmost
v ;cry prt when the numbers were declared •od
10..jority of five was souunoced, it is impossible to irk•
sisallit the jiie anti exultation which was generally manic strA
euzl i•ul !Lis spirited town. Mr. Seymour demanded •
ie.rit•oy, but his opponent bag little to •ppiebend from
sari: prrieiraiing—it will certainly add to his majority,
!•-• C:i.istidates respectively addressed the electors, after
11i. (taring sod Mr. Warre were chaired with tire
r•rr•t ceremonies, amidst the acclamations of all who
ri Cie victory ut two such independent and pi-
t....tst: eiTersentativcs.
London, England, 1820-03-28

. I I.
MARrETS.

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CORN EXCHANGE., Mammy, Kutca 27.
Al the Corn Exchange, this morning, there •as a good
supply of all kinds of grain. Wheat, early hr the morning,
sold rather higher than last Monday's mires, but afters/tads
they were with difficulty ohisined. A large supply rt.maios
on hand. In other kinds of grain there is nu stirs stut.
London, England, 1820-03-28

GAMR.

Oa Sunday morning • very fine last year. bird, of the
black-cm k species, catered the house of James Grciliou, re-
iu Chopebstreet, Dumfries, and after reniaiiiing a few
minuses oi a stopitied state,sti ffertd himself tube taken. The
black-cock is sow so rare a bird iu Scotlaud, that there are
msoy mica Item sportsmen who bunt a whole season without
ever seenig, ur at least killing gee; and the only way of
accuautiug for the Walruses of the present Captive, la 10
suppose that he was pursued by a hawk, cud in his •taust
exireinity appealed to the humanity of man as a protection
frvm the tyrauny of his own species.
London, England, 1820-10-04

TO LADIES.

QTAY S.--110 BI N SON and V I STI RI N
submit for Ladies' inspection their Elastic Bells, which
reduce corpulency without confinement, alfiril most cum-
fortable support hcCire anti after ccccc rhement, are highly
efficacious in drup.ical and umbilical , and far superior
to lost Stays for abdominal weakness or enlargement. Stays
to improve the figure, rectify projecting shoulders, relieve
vertebral debility, prevent and remove spinal constant*,
and fur the •upport and cure of persona awry, by which •
defective bliape at once appears perfectly straight, without
any peinicious steel, padding, or pressure.
A variety of new Patterns in Dress Stays and Washing
Corsets, scientifically adapted to the variations of shape,
which they engage to 6t, nut only well, bat with Freels:on,
elegance, and fashion.
stays and Braces peculiarly suitable fur growling Ladin
and Children. Country Ladies instructed by letter to
transmit measures. _ _
London, England, 1820-10-04

or frisbee, &e. *kW forty-A& yeti; Ohe OA/ vr4tomalvi,
appointed by the Kitty. inwstrationceof the terms of the Or-
abases eif rbolll4 of Mao* 11l IS, fteAli,chirtisao adloWs
a I woe lodesd be order of the Kitty i
Flute ; at the Gott intimation amen I. cite ofille mhos elt-
/*Thence(' by the Diseltem of Beim, I basigene • to her lipase-
meat, stlarre I arrived at. 46 mingles post twoo'rlock. OW my
arrival lAwadherttoysl Dinginsers *leeway de I pervert. She raid
l* we. M. Marshal, you tee that the child is still united to
me; I would not *offer the curd to be moored until your
arrival. I perceived. in fact. at the Modem, that the child
had not been detaches! from its mother, and that it was of
the male sea The umbilical cord mot sot severed moil a
few minutes after; it wit dime by Drowns, the 'MOWN....
Illelbilea.llr, is my preseoce, and in that of 'ewers! of she
national gamete oho hid been 5tria,,,,,,. !.. witness Ike
moist. Of them dn., hail arrived before me, at the side if
the Prisier.s's lied, MS! Ritagon„ and and Mrilsine
de Comsat, acre also present at this opernimn. When it
was term noted, her Hoy sl Highness grave orders that all
the soldiers shunt law P.tbre should Us called into her
chamber, which Was stole."
The Duke de Coifs*, Nirholag Loin', • soldier of the
national (ward mid s .h..pheeper in Pail% sod riseeial oilier
members of the national guard, yore teatimes, to the mum
Mirt.

The 10th witneno was Charlotte-Marie Viltrinenot.
dame Room,l:ia, founts de chamber in ordinary to the
pricks. of Berry. Mae declares as follows :
° I hod quitted Ur Royal Ilichnem at taii o'clock to re-
tire to my own chamber, which 1. close to h,r's, and the
door f which stood open. I ha .1 aeererly fillet, asleep when
the Princess . aclaimrd, ' Madame Illoargeois make haste,
deem is ant a measeist to lose!' I jumped asit of bed. palled
she bells, and had scarcely arrived at the lied of the Prison's*
when I received the head of the child. The Princess
immediately demanded a light, fur there was none there
al the moment. I lighted a candle at the lamp. • 0
God ! what hmipiniss,' teelaimicd the Prince.., r it lea troy.
'l's God has sent him to me!' Madame de Vathaire arriserl
at the same time that I did, but she weal immediately to
call M. Griot'''. At his return and al the command of the
Princess, who ordered that there should he matiabli:d Atti
meny witto nee as posaible, I went to look tor the body
guard of Monsieur, aid the national guard who were sen-
tinels; they immediately came, and I others quickly
followed. Th. Dike of Allanfera arrive,' anon after, and it
was net until after his arrival, and that he had verified the
sea of the infant, that the umbilical cord wee rut.
(Sighed) ROGILGEGIS"
London, England, 1820-01-22

•HOCKI AG ATTE UPT AT WWI DN.

About one o'clock on Thursday morning the crew of the
Bee, a Scotch trading .mark, lying off Downea'rewlsarr, near
the Tower, war alarmed by the report of a pistol-abut Grad
in the cabin • some of them went to the door, which, being
festened cabin;
inside, and receiving no answer, they regard
it open, and discovered Mr. Green the owner and Captain,
a Gentleman about thirty year, of age, lying on the Boor
weltering in Isis blood, an open razor lying near hi.,
alas covered with blood, and the alialltred remain* of a
pistol, which appeared to be just discharged, at a sheet dis.
lance from hien. Mr. Green was quite sprechless—his rigid
heed was shattered, and his breast dreadfully lacerated fro.
the eaptesion of the pistol, and two large inciniuns tigress
his nonfat, whirls appeared to he dune with the
Mr. Price, a Surgeon, of Lower Bast :Smithfield, was im-
mediately sent foe, who, after dressing his wounds, had
him removed to a neighbouring imblit.house, where be
was post to bed. Yesterday the unfortunate Gentleman Na.
&Tweet amputation of his right hand; the wound in the
breast does nut appear to be mortal, and the arteries of the
neck are out cut, but the windpipe is partly colt anew, and
but little hopes are entertained of the anfortunate Mae.
recovery.
_ _ _

NAVAL INTALLIGENCE.

ToRTIIIIOUTIPI, JAN VAST so.

Arrived the Alexander, Carpenter, from the Bay of Hos-
dares, oat eleven week.; she poke the brig Dalrymple
from the Ray of Vainly, abort of provision*, to lat. AS. N
• lung. IL W.
_ _

PLYMOUTH. JANUARY 19.

Several vessels. bound to the eastward, have put to sea
this after . It blew n tremendous gals at &S.W. last
sight, with an unusually high tide.

►ALMOUTH, JAMOAIIIT 18.

Arrived the Fox pirket, with a mail (rout New York i•
4& days; she rpuk.• el. 27:11 I)..ermber, is lit 49. 11. N.
lour. 33. 49. W. the Adocricsia ship Nimrod, from New
Turk for Havre.

HARWICH, JAIIIVARIf 90.
Arrived She Lord Duncan packet front Holland, ■ud
Chastutti packet Gum Guilt tiburg--besib wish mails.
DIEAL, JANIVAMY 40.
Remain its the Downs the Screen frigate ; Asia, Raiders-
Sun, fur India; and Triumph, Street, frum fleugal.

HOLYHEAD, . 19.
This monied a best drifted nu shore rear Ibis harbour ;
name an the sure, " Cvu,zer, of Great Yaraseuth, Daniel
mullesider. Mast,r." A to/need hat bee Imes picked up
wish the Miister's name upon it.
London, England, 1820-01-22

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London, England, 1820-01-22

ONION-NALL.

DARING ROBSIRV.-10filtellaii0111 was received ■t this
of that im IVeduessiny eveuine, between seven and eight
the dwelling-hoop, of Mr. Heygate (brother of Mr.
Alderman Ileycate) in York-street, Walworth, was rubbed
nadir circumstances of the greatest temerity. The family,
with a few frien•ls, were euj.iying themselves in the parlour,
when the servant suddenly came in and informed them That
the door was stauding open, aliboitith me one bad peeseel
either in or out, to her knowledge, fur some lime. Suspect-
lug thee all wag uut right, Mr. 11. caused the house
to he imainisteil, when a great gerintity of weai beg apparel,
hook*, and other estimable', were missing. The robbery is
supposed to have been committed by the aid of false keys;
and suspicion has fallen on some venders of blacking, whales
appearance iu the neighbourhood that day had excited great
di►trust.

'IOW3I-HALL, lOU?NWAIZ.
THE DIAMOND BROOCH. _

Mr. Ilirkwona, • respectable jeweller, was summoned lo
the Jost's...swum, so august she coomploint of Miss Charlotte
Tubb.

Plw Complainant, a slashing bens, stated, that on the ttd
illy or D►cember, sbe left a valuable diamond brood, al t►e
Defet.ilant's Phup, will► orders to repair it. Oft lbw day
when it was to be ready, she calk: to lake it away, bat was
answered evasively, es were also many subsequent inquiries,
till at length !Ifs. Flicks:ma said it was lost.
The Defendant declared 1114 be was so astonished
at sue declaration in his tat as Ike present. It was true,
hr said ilsct t►e Complainant had kit a brooch at ►is shop
le be mpaised, and 'it was alp true that it bad hams Mat;
but then h was nut 1 diamond; on the contrary, it was
common paste. %Vhatrver any respectable man in this trade
could value Burls a paltry article at be would pay, but no
MOM.

Miss Tuhb again asserted, that the artiele was • diamond
of the el t water, brought from Spain by • gematlessmse,
who made hrr • presrut of it ; what therefore could be Mr.
Hickman's object to calling it filthy paste, she was at a loss
to determine, rless it was in defraud her out of it.
The Def.-411140t !lieu called use of his workmen. ease
swore positively that • brooch kit at the shop or the lid of
December, in the name of Tubb, was Rive• to him In
mend, mid that it was nothing but green taste on one side,
and white on souther. After beiug repaired it was left iu
the sh.•p till it was lust.
Sir .1. Faun cmeleer!, that after the testimtr•y of this
witness, it was cleat to his mind that Il.e Cuusplainaut had
brew itopmcil upon as to the quality of the jewel; but even
if it had been ■ real brilliant, he dill mil believe that •
tradesman moving in surh • respectable sphere of life as the
Driesilant, would am dishonestly in such a tramacinta.
He would 'first-fore advise the Defendant to pay fur she
brooch as paste, and the case was thus dismissed.
London, England, 1820-03-10

the fontinan, were also removed sprteriloy viorrtniog
from TOlOl-fields nridewell to the Secretory of
Stale)! Office for the Home Deportment, where. at
twelve ~'cluck, the Lords of Itimt Cdeesteil omen.
bled F.., the put pose of proceeding with their esto-
ruination. which was attended by most of the 'Cabe-
fief Nlitristere, Sir William Scott, and the Lew
Officers. Mr. Baker, the Chief Magistrate of the
hither, was also 'Strata.
The inveetigatiou of the Prisoners, and the nw
tour if the charges preferred against them, occu-
pied the attention of their Lorctehipe from twelvt
o'clock uill near three, after which till the Prisoners
were reurauded for another itureetigutiuu it a fee-
ture
London, England, 1820-03-10

ORATORIOS.
ROYAL COBURG THEATRE.

lIPHE Notnlity, ■ud Gentry are most respect-
fully infitametl, that the Second GRAND ORATORIO
will take place THIS PRESENT EVENING, FRIDAY,
March 10, and every Friday during Lent, whew will be
prr iorined, a GRAND SELECTION of SACRED MUSIC
fium
London, England, 1820-03-10

lu ceuseeptemee of its increasing attractios, mid the unani-
mous applause with which this highly characteristic and
expressive Piece is received, she performaace will conclude
wish, (worth time iu this Country, and by as Orchestra
curisisting of early Two Hundred Performers,
A NEW GRAND BATTLE SIN'FONIA.

The whole 10 conclude with the National Aothent, "Gal
more the Cog," •it► additional •ersas wines so the wea-
ls, George Colman the Youtaxer. Tin Solos by Miss
Usephrial, Moss M. Tree, and Mr. Brabant.
Marts for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the
Theatre.

71111 A TR R-ROYA L, COV RN7tall RD MN.
TO-MORROW, SATURDAY, March 11,
be acted Shekspeure's

COMEDY OF ERRORS.

9u rive Acts—with Songs, Duets, Glees, and Choruses, ss.
Inch., entirely from his Plays, Poems, and Sonnets.
Coleus., Duke of Ephesus, Mr. Egerton; Egetne, Mr.
Chsi ~,, Antipbolis of Ephesus, Mr. Mussel ; Asitipbolis
of a)rsruse9 M Mr. Jones ; DO le) of Ephesus, Mr. W. Farreu ;
I ,omiu of Syracuse, Mr. Liston; Angelo, Mr. Claremont;
Docior Pinch, Mr.. Blanchard. Abbess, Mrs. Fascit; Ad-
rtana, Miss Stepbees ; Luciana, Miss M.Tree; Lcsbia, Mrs.
'r. Hill.

With the revived interlude (written by G. Colman, the Elder)

iiined
THE MANAGER IN DISTRESS.

Manager, Mr.Chapmaii; Unitarian. Mr. Blanchard; Irish-
-01411 11l she Via, Mr. Connor ; Lady in the Boxes, Mrs. Da.
wetspert ; Gentleman on the Stare and in the Boxes (with
new anJ -various imitations), Mr. Yates.
♦fter which, Ilib time, a new Farce, called
TOO LATE FOE DINNER.

The principal Characters by Messrs. Jones, Liston, Con-
nor, ftlanchard, Emery, Mr.. Davenport, Mies Foote, Miss
Braumuist,and Mrs. Gibbs.
The Doors will be opened at Half-past Six o'Clock, sad
the Play begin at Seven.
Hour% 7s. ; Second Price 3s. 6d.—Pit 3s. id.; Second
Prier g. —Lower Gallery 4a.; Second Pries la.—Upper
Gniler) Is.; Second Price Q.t.
A Private Pox may be hid fur the season, or nightly, of
Mr. Brandon, at the Box•ofcc.
The Ntaaapr in DM; ^s'i, nod Too Late for Dinner, will
be repeated every evening.
on Monday, Ivanhoe, ur The Knight Templar.
On Tuesday, the new musical Drama of The Antiquary.
London, England, 1820-09-21

(1)-1t is worthy of rental k, that literature and g I
information, bow. ver obstructed 11/ their circulation by the
neglect of an inert GOVlPlllllllelii, are nevertheless thirsted
through the remote districts of the Neapolitan realists, ire
*dealer disproportionately esceeding the quota of know.
ledge observable in the metropolis: the peculiar habits of
its inure stairent iababitantr, suit a variety of ()doe canoes
too minute to be detsilcd, may account fur Ibis fact, which
any foreigner who has never quitted Neples„ur its immediate
vicinity, will scarcely credit.
(2) Report had described these terods bawds, clothed in
the costeme, said partaking of the Wets of brigands, bi.
roneekiug at the Campo di Mai go, cIN to the city, whim
rations and forage had been distributed to Amu Ineedlls
though it added, that one wf theta asiMpers. shit Ow amelabg
Iwo fowls, it was inspimaible that IM Imeibegitithamlombl
limit upon the approach of sorb Will tarll 11F111110111 arrlble•
• •
WOO.
(3) These were a hatchet, a banner, a omega (itched Of
spode), and otbet isetratmeistr,as used by real Carbouesi or
chin coal- win ki re.

HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT LONDON BRIDGE
• Kkopesi 9 after 1. &timing 36 after 1.

iciatooll Poklielood at Tat Darrow hum ood Tat
GLoso Ogee, . No. 177, Smolt b cosuoweLi.
of tko aroma.
London, England, 1820-09-21

THEATRE-ROYAL, ENGLISH OPERA-HOUSE,
STRAND.
THIS EVENING. THURSDAY. Sept. 21,
will he performed, 15th time, a sew Operatic Drama,
in three acts, railed
THE BARON DE TRENCR.
The Baro■ Dr Trenrk, Mr. T. P. Cooke; Commandant
of Olaf:. Mr. Runk/Mom ; Anthony Swartz, Mr. Harley;
Lionel Schell, Miss Kelly; Hants, Mr. Wilkinson; Michael,
Mr. Broadloom. Eugenia, Baron.-,. of Lintlorf, Miss Carew;
Josephine, Miss Love; Caton, Mrs. Grove; NlOUrifr. Silas
I Stevenson.
To which will be added, the popular Comic Opera, called
FREE AND EASY.
Sir John Freeman. Mr. Wrench; Mr. Charier CAsartly. Mr.
CAI y ; Michael, Mr. Wilkinson; Ralph, Mr. W. S. Chat-
terley. Mrs. Charles Courtly. Miss Love; Eugenia, Mrs.
W. S. Chatierlry; Gertrude, Miss Kelly.
The spacious Saloon will be opened as usual at Eight
o'clock, for the admittance of the Second Price, which com-
mences at Nine.
Doors open at Half-past Six, and the Performance to be-
gin at Seven.
Boxes, bs.; Second Price, 35.; Second Price,
Is. 6.l—Lower Gallery, 2s. ; Second Price, Is —Upper Gal-
lery, Is.; Second Prier, 641.
Private Boxes may he had nightly of Mr. Strosnsoa, of
whom Places are tip hr taken, at the Boa Office, Strand En-
trance, from Ten till Four.
To.nsorruw, The Vampire—The Promissory Note—and
Belles without Beaus.
London, England, 1820-09-21

TIVO OF TWENTY THOUSAND POUNDS!
TWO OF TEN THOUSAND POUNDS!
Others of 1,0001. Scc. kc. Ike. ill Sterling ;Honey —Only
7,600 Tirkets. Nut less than 4,500 Tithe's rill be drawn
sth OCTOBER, yet ALL WILL, BE PRIZES ON

THAT DAY.
GWEBB, Stock-Broker, 9, Cotnhill. in
• briefly noticing the above attractive sod worst res-
tores or the approaching State Lottery, begs to paint out
the advantage to be derived from purchasing eitrly.
TWO PRIZES OF 410,000
must be decided lii the first Five Minutes; and as 1,500
Tickets, at least, will be drawn, many other Capitals are
also likely to come up on the sth October, o■ which day
Every Ticket drawn must be worth, AT LAST, 141.
Tickets and Shares are on Sate at WEIDA, Fortsonle
Of 9, Curnbill, L011(1011, where No. 8,443, she first
20,0001. Prise in the present year was &thrill Shines.

TRUSSES.
I N consequence of the dement) for. and great
benefit dived from, the use of PI N DlN's PATENT
TRUSSFS, without metallic sprinp, GA WAN and CO. beg
leave to inform the Public, that their Manufactory is now at
No. SOO, Fleet-street. These Trusses are highly approved
of by the most eminent Surgeons in town and country, and
recommended on arconsit of their great mud uniform pres.
sure, without chafing. Respectable references can be given
to Surgeons and others, who have proved their good effects.
Those by whom steel Trusses have been worn, give the decided
preference to P. Pindin's.—N.B. Persons seuding the cir.
esensference of the body below the hips, sod the largest part
a the thigh, stating which side they are niliscled, may de.
peed ou being correctly fitted.

SOCIETY FOR THE• DISCHARGE AND RELIEF OF
PERSONS IMPRISONED FOR SMALL DEBTS,
Craven.street„ Stroud, Awes,. 2, 1820.
BENEFACTIONS SINCE TtlE LAST
REPORT, viz. a. d.
His Royal Highness the flake of Gloucester} 20 0 0
Se I Bearfactiun
The Right Hon. the Earl of Radnor, V. p. Ann. 5 5 0
The Right Hos. the Cousins of Radnor ....A. 5 5 0
Win. Wilberforce, LA. 31. P. per Steretary ..A. 2 2 0
William Dawson Esq.
T. S. Gooch, Fog per Hoorn A. 3 3 0
Adam Askew, Esq. per Hums A. 2 2 0
Wrislhant Kuatcbball, Esq. per Secretary „A. 1 1 0
J. C. 31.. 10 0 0
T. X. Letter-box
J. F. 1.. Letter bus
Fusin.' in the Letter.bux
C. 111. a Five from a Hackney Coachman 0 5 0
Received fur a Book, " Neild on Prisms,"

174 7 •
Benefactions are rrerived by J. ClSPltkli Neild, Esq. the
Treasurer, Chryne-walk, Chelsea; Man by Messrs. Herrin,
Farquhar, mad Co St. Jastresoireet ; Mears. Homes, Fleet.
street; Messrs. Whitmore sad Co. Losabirdotreet ; Messrs.
Cocks's, Stelae, and Co. Cbarisperma; Messrs. Darriea
and
Co. Fiselt.lswe, Combed ; Messrs. Hssmitenkm
WWI. Vern sad G. 77. lonsibard.street ; seal by Mr. Grass.
wen, she Secretary, No. 7, Crereet.strett, bread, where 161
Bush stay be area by dame whir ars Masted to insppuet this
Mario y, mid where the Society used ea the fret Wednesday
is thivber real.
London, England, 1820-09-21

Just published, very handsomely printed la two volumes,
tto. illustrated with lißeen i.e Eagragiags, and Thirty.
Sae Wood-eats, price 61.55. la
TRAVELS in SICILbr:diIoREECE, and
ALBANIA.
By the Rev. T. S. HUGHES,
Fellow of Emanuel College, C.aaihridge.
The First of these Volumes contains a Classical Tour in
some of the swat istereiting parts of Gaeta, with a more
particular sad detailed Account than has yet appeared of the
groat Cities of Agrigent e as, Syracuse, Delphi,and N icopulis
the !sleet Zoete, and the Ptain of Argos.
The Second is coofined chiefly to Albania, a eonalry which
11. Author visited wader eirennestaaces peculiarly favastr-
able to investigation : this part of the Waft commies a very
detailed History of the private sad public Life of the great
Albanian Chieftain, Ali Pasha, with his Wars, Character,
cad Policy, interspersed with • variety .f characteristic
ADeedutos; the whole drawn from the ghost aothentic dace-
meats that eats be procured .pou these subjects.
Each Volume is adorned with Engrairtsgs of Maps,
Scenery, Plaits, fee. for the most beautiful' of which the An-
, thor is indebted to his hired and fellow.traveller Mr. R. C.
Cockerel!.
To interrupt the Narrative as little as possible, the Clatai-
cal, Topographical, sod Critical Reniarlts are subjoined Is
Notes to the pages of each Volume.
An Appeadis it giveo,eoutaining two Dissertatioes epos
the Sites of Dodos' aad Delphi, from the pen of that esni-
"meal Scholar Dr. Butler, Head Master of Shrewsbury School.
Pristed for J. Maw..., 39, Ludgate-street, I.posioa.

BUY BEFORE sth of OCTOBER, for the
following exclusive Advaniages:-
sth OCTOBER—Not less tbs. 4,500 Tickets ore sure to
- _

be drawn Find Day, bib October.
Mb OCTOBER—Every Ticket drawn First Day, bib of
October, is sere to be a Prise, if the Holders avail themselves
of the Cuntrartor's offer.
bib OCTOBER—Two Prises of-10,0001. are mire to be
drawn irs the heat Fifteen Illinesses, Mb October.
AND REMEMBER!—If yen do not boy before Stli
October, you cannot participate iu any of the above Advan.
faces, as they exclusively attach to that Day. The Scheme
also contains Two of 20,000/. Ike. be.—All Sterile; Mosey,
and only 7,600 Tickets —(See the Scketac.)
Tickets and Shares are selling by T. BISH, Sole Con-
tractor fur another Money Lottery, 4, Conikill, sad 9,
Charing-cross, London, who sold more than Half the Capi-
tals of the last Lottery ; and by all his Agents in the
Country.
London, England, 1820-09-21

I'H .E BRITESII PRESS.

LONDON,
THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 21, 1820.

Paris Papers of Sunday arrived last night at our
Office. Accounts had reached Paris from Lisbon
of the 6th of this mouth, which represent that city
as enjoying a state of perfect tranquillity. The
Journal des Debuts, somewhat absurdly, remarks.
that the revolution which. commenced at Oporto
had not at that time been communicated to the
capital, although the same Paper contain', au Re-
count of the necessity to which, the Regency hail
been reduced of convoking the Assembly of the
Cortes. What more could the Revolutionists
of Oporto require than this concession of the
Regency ? It might as well be said that
Madrid did hot participate in the revolution
which commenced in Andalusia last year, be-
cause the KING took the oath to the Constitu-
tion, without having a bayonet pointed at his breast.
The revolution of Portugal is now complete, and
there exist. uo pretence for the army of Oporto to
enter the gates of Lisbon.
The passage of Austrian troops into Italy is con-
stant end regular, but the object of the govern-
ment is not yet avowed. The dispute between
Naples and Palermo stjH continue.. It is remark-
able that notwithstanding the agitated state of
Sicily in general, and, of Palermo in particular,
the trade of this city is conducted with as much
regularity and spirit as usual. The Austrian
Consul there established has, in an official docu-
ment, complimented the *good principles and be-
neficent purposes of the Pekin:titan Junta.
Further .deices frosis Madrid represent the con-
duct of Rixtio as very uuwarrantable, and the
spirit of the people under his guidances* extremely
alarming. The pit of the theatre on the night of
HMO visit to it, was very tumultuous; aril the •
penmen! safety of the Chief Civil Magistrate of the
city would probably bare been eudingered, were .
London, England, 1820-09-21

Arrived lie Siresiham Castle, Oliver, from Arciangel ;
Meridian, Isle Jeukiais from New Orleans i and Cossack,
Walker, from Quebec.

CORN EXCHANGE, Wzogrsomr, Serrnisra 20.

Notwithstaudiag we have had no arrivals of Wheat in since
Monday, yet what remained over on that day's market way
folly adequate to the demand, aad prices ralhe► heavy, but
nominally the same. Although we continue to receive large
supplies of Oats, the trade was exceedingly li►ely this morn-
ing, and line fresh Corn sold freely at Slonda's prices. I:-
Barley, Beans, Pease, and other articles, there is little or
ui-
varies ion.

COAL MARKET, SirremstA 20.
Ships at Market. Ships sold. Price
04 Newcastle
171 Sawdertaad .. 161
1 Stowe Coal 1
London, England, 1820-01-14

PROVIDENTIAL ESCAPE.

The Alexander, Dillon, from Afiramichi, which vessel
arrived here on Tbu.aday last, fell in with the Apeman, or
Abrams, Lyons, of London. in lat. 49. 30. N. lug 20. W.
from Quebec, bound to Bridgewater, water-logged, with
loss of 'masts and bowsprit, her step stove In, and a pert of
her cargo washed nut. The Captain, • passenger, and owe
of the seamen, were washed overboard in a storm, and the
rem•mder of the crew, the mate and five seamen, hail been
Given days na the wreck without water sad without any food
gimp. • deg, the greeter part of which they had eaten when
Captain Dillon released them front their forlorn and dread-
ful modistes'. On their arrival, a subscription was set on
foul by James Steel, Esq. and a sufficient sunk immediately
obtained to enable them to partake of the comfort. usually
indulged in at this season of the year, sod I. return with
gratitude to lade respective ahudes.--(Whitehavers
London, England, 1820-01-14

THEATRE-ROYAL, A DELPH I, STRAND.

The new RurWitt of LOVERS OF Al.!. SORTS, and
the New Pantomime writ E FAIRY OF THE NORTH
SPAR continue to increase in attraction, by the nightly
plaudits of erawded and fashionable Assemblages.
/SIMS EVENING. FRIDAY. Itistasry 11,
lL ati.l Tmassiersiw, Saturday, will be preselitid (for she
lilac), as entire New Ourlett*, in three Acts, entitled
LOVERS OF ALL SORTS;
OR, NOT SUCH A FOOL A 4 HE LOOKS.
Mr. Rholirh, Mr. Minton; Mr. Coartall, Mr. Cowell ;
Captain Melfor.l, Mr. J. Jones ; Humphrey Hurstlesh, Mr.
Lee ; Ssinnov, Mr. Wilkinson ; Mr.Strap'em, Mr. Daly. Mrs.
Viiibarbi Miss E. Scott; Juha, Mi., Yates; Jenny, Mrs.
Anti. which (33d time), an Imitative Rurletts, in Oar Act
entitled,
APOLLO DAGGERWOOD.
Apollo Daggerwood (son of the great Sylvester), with
Imo:wee., 'dr. Jobs Reeve.
To conclude with (17th time) an entire New, Grand, and
Picturesque Christmas Pantomime, entitled,
THE FAIRY OF TH F: NORTH STAR;

OR, HARLEQUIN AT LABRADOR.
bias of Labrador, afterwards Pautaloon, Mr.
Daly; Prince of Labrador, Mr. Waltman% ;
Frogini, a Ceortier of Labrador, afterward% Clown, Signor
Paulo; Crablassolui, Prime Minister (with a Son:), Alr.
Siaruter; Hobert. afterwarila Harlequin, Mr. W. Kirby.
Frostella, Fury of she North Slur, Miss E. Scott; Lahr*.
i;itse, Princess of Labrador, afterwards Columbine, MIAs E.
Drollest.
the course or the Pantomime a celebrated Dame',
by she three Misses Drunett.
A limiest*, in one act, entitled Run fur your Life, is in
prepaiasnoi, mid wilt be produced in a few days.
London, England, 1820-01-14

THE NEW nAlvr NOTES.

The inimitable Notes we not likely to cruise into
circulation before the end of February. The reason
of this delay is understood to be the abandonment
of the two first project.' which were attempted. still
she extraordinary extent and accuracy of mecha-
nical arrungement necessary to perfect that which
has been adopted. Toe following we believe to be
an outline of the plan filially to be determined
upon :
A munher of squares will appear in chequer-work epos
the not., filled with hair Imes in elliptic curves°, varies
degrees of eccentricity, the mpiares to be alternately of
red and block hoes; the prefect reethematiest coincidence of
the ezirensitira of the lines of different colours we the rides of
the mluares, will be effected by the arraseement of machinery
of sitrignhir fidelity. Bat cern with the Vet of this machinery
• person who has not the key to the proper disposition of its
parts would make millions of experiments to ou por-
poise. Other obstacles lo insitati will be also presented in
the strayers of the note ; hissoWs is the use principally
r.lied upon. Is is plain that nay failure in the tesitatiom
will lie manifest to the observation of the most careless ;
and the most skilful merchants who have seer the operation,
declare the note cameot he imitated. The machine work.
with three ("Holders, and the impression is glade by swill
convex cylindrical plates.
London, England, 1820-01-14

IIiELAND.

DUBLIN, JANU•RY 8.
THE LATE COUNTESS TALBOT.

The renotios of her Excellency lay in state yes-
terday 1:1 the Castle Chapel. The solemn mod me-
lancholy ceremony attracted immense crowds of all
the bettcr cloa,rio of society. There seemed to he
little of t iiriosity in this visit ; it was rather
m► a triloite of regret and respect th:tt numhers re-
paired to a place .0 atirclieig front its gloomy splen-
dours nod front the distressing circumstances con•
a‘ected with it.

I lie firelianitions for inilulaing this state of the
pultlicling this 4137, predict a concourse of
111111 l riots in this closing and sorrowful scene, such
as pedlar s Iris never before joined in paying putt-
bunions honours 'to this country, to worth or greet.
Tiir of external teentormls will cur-
respond with *last is felt on this sad, awful, and
Tile following is the form in which her Escel-
leticy's remains were di-posed of yesterday.
The ciao which contains the body was places! iu
the entire of the Chapel; the exterior is of oak,
studded with gilt 'milt; the interior lead. It beats
the following inscription:—

" Fraorm-Thainssine 0.11{1i41,11 Talbot—Darn on the Ril
of April, 1776—thed the toils of December, 1819."
Over the collie way placed a Covering of crimson
velvet, beating a black on witch rested a
coronet. The head of the coffirs was in contact
with a black velvet screen, raised perpendicularly,
cod bearing the escutcheons, with the arms guar-
terly—Talbot and Chetwytol impaling Lambert.
Four standards, with mourning decorations, were
placed, one at each corner of the bier, which sup-
ported the batty, and which Will MOO enclosed by
black silk rop,s, drawn horizontally, to prevent tau
near au approach of .pectators.
The Vice-Regal pew m the gallery, and the cor-
responding one ut Ille opposite side, were hung with
black cloth, the former decorated with the family
arms, as already noticed ; the pulpit was also hung
with black cloth. Mils the whole arrangements
inch emblems of death were connecied us could
best add to the solemnity of the ceremony, and
strike the observer with such r. fi-ctions as may fit
hum for that state to which this lamented Lady has
been transferred.

The melancholy procession moved to the water
side this day in the following tinier :

EA its E.
Carrinefs of die Household.
The Lord Mayor.
Great Officers or State.
Peers and Pi.ere:ses.
Privy Coitus. llois.
And uthrr Cue dug* s in succeseion.

The care i+grs were extremely numerous, amnnnt•
ing to some Itundriels. The street,. were hued by
the military, the shops were shut, sod every denims.
*lreton, of re►lwct soil regret hiss been brnieulestssi
upon 0,14 latuesstaLle eccusion.

Amourt the !stea arrival• at Hylaistra (Intel
are—Viveunnt and Viveousttess Gurtuatuum. Hon.
Arthur *ud Alin• Preston. Huu. Arthur Siuthwell

awl suite, how England.
Uu Tueed.y morning loot, the ERII of Euuis-
London, England, 1820-09-28

NEXT THURSDAY 4,500 TICKETS TO BE DRAWN
-ALL WILL BE PRIZES-TWO £20,000, TWO
110,000-TWO 110100 IN THE FIRST FIVE MI.
NOTES-ALL IN STERLING MONEY.

ELIATU3I.—Iu the last paragraph but oue or the Address
toted uu Tuesday at the F.eemsoune Tavel.% fur the
words "you sad your enemies," read," your ■od uar
enemies."
London, England, 1820-03-21

NT Eli RERS RETURNED.

Cornwall—Sir Wm. Lemon, and John H.Trentarse, Esq.
Flintshire—Sir Thus. Sitortyn, Bart.
Cambridgeshire—Lord C. S. !Banners and Lord F. G. Os-
borne.
Kent--Sir E. Knatchbull, mod Wm. P. Honeywood, Esq.
Cardiganshire—Wm. E. Powell, Esq.
Monmouthshire—Sir Charles Morgan and Lord Granville
Somerset.
Chester—Thos. Grosvenor, Esq.. and Lord Be[grave.
Brecon (County)—Thomas Wood, Esq.
Radnor (County)—Walter Wilkins, Esq.
New Radnor—Richard Price, Esq.
Durham (County)—Mr. Lainfiton and Culotte' Powlett.
Dublin (University)—Mr. !Plunkett.
Dublin (City)—Mr. Grattan and Mr. Shaw.
London, England, 1820-03-21

THIRD DAY'S POLL.—Momtv, 111...a0n 20.

Brentford wore, if possible, a gayer aspect than
on any of the preceding days of the election. The
bustle commenced at an early hour, and through-
out the day the roads were crowded with carriages
and horsemen. Theiriends of the popular caudi.
dates seemed much elated by the overwhelming
majorities they had already attained. Indeed, every
thing around them was calculated to excite confi-
dence and pleasure. We have very seldom seen so
much enthusiasm excited—au much of true-devoted
unadulterated English feeling displayed ; all classes
and rooks of persons—the young and theold—men,
women, and children expressed their interest and
affection for the young candidate, in term's that
would appear extravagant, if we dial riot recollect
the altered and dear claims which the son of Samuel
Whitbread has upon the support and the regards or,
his country. As the hour of four approached,
the space opposite the hustings hi-came crowded to
excess; ■ number of beautiltil women, many of
them wearing the favours of Ahura. Whitbread
and Ilyng, stood in front, and the scene was ex-
tremely gratifying and interesting. Amongst other
distinguished persons prevent se noticed Lord
John Russell, Sir Robert Wilson, and Alderman
Wood.
Shortly after four o'clock the state of the poll