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London, England, 1818-06-17

THE TRIMBLESTON CASE.

This great case having been appointed far the
day after the present Term, was called on in the
Court of King's Bench, at eleven o'clock yester-
day, before the Chief Justice and Mr. Justice
Mayne. The former stated, that Judge Day was
engaged in the discharge don important duty else-
where, and Judge Daly was indisposed; under
these circumstances his Lordship thought a post-
purrement until a full Court would be obtained,
might be expedient.
After some observations from Counsel on both
sides, and some consultation, it was filially deter-
mined that the trial should be adjourned to Mon-
day next, when it is expected the four Judges will
be able to preside.
This case comes before the King's Bench, in the
form of an issue from Chancery, to try the validity
•of the will of the late Lord Trinibleston. It in-
volves a large property, and it is supposed that ilie
trial at bar will occupy three or four irrelts. The
Court of King's Bench was crowded to excess at
an early hour yesterday. Lord Triniblestrin sat
under the Judges, near the Register. Cuuut
D'Alton, the non. Mr. Talbot, mid several other
persons of distinction were pre.enr.

Died, on Friday, the 1I:11 id June, in Alhemarle-
Street, ARTMUR SMAILESVEAR, E q. aged arrentY,
after a long and intniftsl
In Duclifrievaiiire the ialicats appear to he in
general luxuriant, and so far advanced, that in
avitie plaits they are 11:1 lug cur,.,f0.,,,f, its joist.
nut)
London, England, 1818-04-25

THEATRE-ROYAL, HAYMARKET.
By permisokro of the Lord atambertsio.

MR. WEBB, pith the most respectful de-
ference, begs leave to segueing his Frieads and the
Public in general, that hi. Benefit, the first these three
years, at this Theatre, is fixed for THURSDAY, May 7,
Ulla, 'ben will be presented, Cumberland's admired Co-
medy of
THE WEST INDIAN.

Major O'Flalwrty, first time these seven years, at this
Theatre, Mr. Webb.

End of She Play, a Musical Melange, called
APOLLO'S FESTIVAL.

In which Mr. Webb will be assisted Mr. Broadhurst.
Mr. Iligaisu, and Mr. Pyne, who have kindly offered their
services.

Mr. Webb will, in the course of the Evening, sing the
following admired bran spin, New IRISH SONGS:—The
Iriab Air of " Drimindua; or, The Poor Irishman's La-
me. tttt ion fur the loss of hie brown row;"—" "'barley
O'Brady, his Inventory of his Household Furniture, pre-
vious to his Marriage with uue Miss Biddy O'Reiley ;"
" St. Patrick was a Gentleman, and came fru= decent pen•
pie;"—and "The coaxing neat Kilkenny Buy."

After which, the Farce of
THE IItIaDIAN IN LONDON.
Mnrtueb Delany, Mr. Webb.
Tickets to be had of Mr. Webb, 3, Macclesfield street,
Soho.

Places for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Massinghans, at
the Box Office, two days previous to the night of pesfurns-
iug.
Boxes, 3s.—Pit, 3s.—Gallery, 2s.—Upper Gallery, Is.
London, England, 1818-04-25

SECOND EDITION OP MR. RELOE'S POSTHUMOUS

WORE.
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A COURSE of SERMONS, for the Lord's
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Advent, to the Twesity.6ftb Sunday after Trinity: including
Christmas Day, the First Ihiy of Lent, Good Friday, and
Ascension Day. Adapted to, and takes chictl heat, the
Service for the Day.
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Church-yard.
London, England, 1818-04-25

THEATRE ROYAL, ENGLISH OPERA•HOUSC,
STRAND.
!licitly grateful for the liberal Encourazement which has
been bestowed un his Entertainment, and (burred by the in-
creasing demand fur Mixes, which renders it impossible to
accommodate a Tenth l'‘irt of the runierotts Applicants
without a great addition to the number of Performances,
FIFILIE Public are tespertlally informed, that
11l they will And MR. MATHEW'S AT HOMP,
THIS EVENING, SATURDAY, April 25, 161/1: and
on Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays, in the
following fortnight ; when he will have the honour of pre-
medug his Visitors with an Entertainment, called
MAIL COACH ADVENTURES,
previous to which he will address the company on the subject
of his present attempt.
Mr. Mathews will also deliver an Experimental
LECTURE ON VENTRILOQUY.
The Entertainment to conclude with
NOVEL SPECIMENS OF IMITATION,
iss which several celebrated Tragic and Comic Performers
will give their different ideas how Hamlet's Advice to the
Players should be spoken.
The *nip will be ammoniated on the Piano Forte, by
Mr Hart.

•.• Buses and Places cannot be kept later than Ilali.
past Eight.
tot In consequence of the great Overflows, the Orchestra
Is furnished with Benches, and opened fur the Accommoda-
tion of the Public visitinc the Pit.
Coachmen to set down and take np with their Hones'
►eads towards Somerset House, and draw off up Catherine-
street.

Doors to he opened at Seren, and the Performance to
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Boxes ss.—Pit 314—Lower Gallery 2c—tipper Gallery Is.
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Stevenson, at the Box-office, Strand Entrance, from Ten till
Four ; mud at Mr. Fearnian's Library, No. 170, New Boo&
street, opposite Burlington Gardens. No money to be re-
turned.
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DON QUIXOTE. HIGHLY ILLUSTRATED FROM
PICTURES BY MR.SMIRKE.
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PHIS New &Wiwi of the celebrated Work of
CERVANTES is a Translation partly new, and putty
fuoadeal no former Versions extensively corrected; it will be
embellished with between Seventy and Eighty Ellternirinel ;
all of which have been executed by the t distinguished
Artists of this Country, from Pictures painted
By ROBERT SIIIREF; Esq. R A.
and will be published in four handsome volumes octavo; a
limited number the►eof, with early Impressi ....s of the
Plates, on Royal Paper; and a few Copies, with Proof Im-
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Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand, Booksellers
to the Royal Academy.
As the elaborate and highly.Anisbed style in which these
Engravings have beet► executed, will necessarily render the
present much wore valuable than any future Milian, the
Publishers request to he honoured with the Names, trans-
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of those Geutkmen who may wish to possess early Impres-
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•a• It is hoped that the Pit:illation will lake place early
is Jane next.
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Seventy Historical Subjects, executed by the Srst Artists of
this country, frum Pictures painted by Sir Joshua Hey.
nolds, Mr. West, Mr. Loutherbourg, Mr. Fuseli, Mr.
Sinn ke, Mr. Sunlord, dtc besides more than One Hundred
Vignette Head-pieces and Tail-pircts, emblematical of the
several Books.

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OIL AND WAT RR. COLOUR
i• EXIIIBITIOiV.
We have already iilluded tite the of the
Exhibition of the Society of Painters in Oil and
Water Colours, in Spring-gardens, and promised
to select some of the works it contained fur notice.
The principal exhibitors are Mr. CA'. Flatiot so,
Mr. UwiNs, Mr. G. F. ROBSON, Mr. BA Rata?.
Mr. CIIISTALL, and severatirtherMemhers of the
Society. exclusive reother contributors, among
whom we were glad to find Mr. /hypos. Mr. W.
GLOVIit. and several otber•Artists who are held in
high estimation by the public.'
Mr. HAYOOII has exhibited some sketches of
heeds, the portrait of i Polish Jew, arid another of
his friend Woftosivoirrit, the Poet. These works,
though, of themselves unimportant, and merely
alustrative. of individual character. yet sufficiently
tishibit those strong traits of feeling and energy
which place this Artist so high in his profession.
The outline is bold and vigorous, and where the
Artist intends a likeness, as in the. Navin* of the
Polish Jew and Mr. Woaoswonvit, the genuine
character of the originals is an indelibly stamped
on the copies, that both their featuresand the pow-
erful expression which is peculinr to them, are in-
stantly recognised with jest approbation.
Mr. GLovea has some very good Landscapes.
They are well coloured-,,and there is a truth and
good selection front 'mitre iii his works in this
Exhibition, which does credit to his taste and in-
dustry.
CIIIITALCS Transformation of Daphne into
a !morel is a good poetical composition:. The
Cupid is rather heavy limbed, and ticks° buoyant
as it should have been to represent the winged mes-
senger of love.
Mr. G. F. itoesoa's drs/Suegi are. as usual. in
the very best style. His views are uniformly pic-
turesque and beautiful. and his lake scenery has
admirable stillness' and transparency. The perspec-
tive in hi* landscapes is always correct, and pro-
ductive of the mostpleasiug effect.
Mr. STSPHANUPT has several pictures coloured
in his usual vivid style. lie has made drawings of
the state apartments in the Royal Palaces, which
are very beautiful. _ _ i• • •

Mr. Wit.B and Mr. CATTERMonE have made
good drawings of similat, places, the' former in the
best style; his reprrientation of the Gothic archi-
tecture at Windsor is really admirable.
There are a number of integrating works iu this
Exhibition, to which we may take au early oppor-
tunity of adverting ; and there are others, which,
though entitled to praise in some parts, are 3 et open
to aminadversion, from the speculative manner in
which the Artists have indulged in principles, or
rather capricious notions, of colouring, nut founded
iu nature, or within the legitimate pi cornice of art.
London, England, 1818-04-25

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pay a visit to the Marquis of Hastings on the 10th,
in a style of great q►agutficence.
The Bhurtpore Rajah, who was said to have
manifested great-elarm on the first assembling of
enr urine, has furnished his contingent in support
of the common cause made against the Pimlame
hordes. 't'wel've hundred of his cavalry are said to
have joined General Donkin's division nn the 6th.
Sir David Ochterlony had marched to Rewaree.
Since the Ratification of the Treaty with Still.
dish, another important event has occurred, a hich
will greatly expedite the objects of the prevent.
confederacy. Meer Khan, well known for hes
bravery, and the predatory system of war which he
pursued, has fortunately been deprived of his power
its the provinceavfJoudpore and Jypore, the for.
mer scenes of .his exploits and devastation. This
enterprisingend extraordinary Chief has acceded to
the terms offered to him by the Marquis of hust-
ings. The Rajah of Kerowloy has also agreed to
an amicable arrangement, and engagements with
Joudpore and Jypore are expected to be immedi-
ately formed.—(Goveruntene Gazette.)

'1". 'l...mt.—Holiday at the Bank, Exchequer, East India,

and South Sea House..

THE BRITI SH. PRESS.
London, England, 1818-04-13

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This day is publiglied, price 3s. boards,
THE HISTORY ur MI OLD POCKET
•f BCE, as related by itself; containing faithful
Clutracters taken from real Life, of different Persons into
whose Made it is supposed successively to tsa%e fallen;
interspersed with venoms Observations sail Reflections :
intended to impress spun the Reader the Value of the Holy
Scriptures, and the Niiowre of. real Religion.
by the Rev. ROBERT COX, A.M.
London : Printed fur Sherwood, Neely, and Junes, Pater-
nomter•row.

Of whom may also be lia.l, in one volume, 12mu. 35.841.
bound,
A COLLECTION of FAMILY PRAYERS, front the
Divutiuual IVritins of Small., Henry, 11.1 Ibsen, Benue*,
Watts, Doddridire, and wawa; with various occionanal
Foram Selected and Reused by the late Ike. Samuel
Palmer.
London, England, 1818-04-13

IRO.II SATURDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE.

MILITARY

War-Offiee, April 10, 1818.
2d Regiment of Dragoons—Ensign Bernard TroHope, from
the 58th Foot, to be Cornet, vice Kenyon, who exchanges
—Commlssiou dated March 19, 1818.
oth Regiment of Light Dragooiiii—Corsiet Robert Norris to
be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Smith, who retina—
dated March 18, 1818.
Henry Ferguson, Geut. to be Cornet, by purchase, vice
Norris—dated as above; Henry Knight. Gent. to
,he
Corset, by purebase—dated Mardi 19, 1818.
18th ditto•--Curvet Henry De Lapasture to be Lieutenant,
by purchase, vice Woodberry, who retires—dated as
above.
21st ditto—Lieutenant Francis De Viame to be Captain of
a Tossup, by purchase, vice Crawford, who retires—dated
as above.
Cornet George Francis Boohoo to be Lieutetrint, by lour-
elia.e, vier De Visime—dats d av :11101/e; LiCtittll4llll l hides
henry Sosarniet, from 11w Cape Corp., to he Lieutenant,
vice Proctor, appointed to the 00th hoot—dated March
20, 1811.
711, It:zitsient of Foot—Lieutenant James S. Gage, from the
half-pay of the Regiment, to be Lieinennut, vire Robert
Daniel, silo, exchanges, receiving the difference—dated
Mardi 19, 1818.
15111 ilitto--Lieutenatit William Henry Sperling, from the
half-pay of the 60tb Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Jonathan
Porkeridge Seaver, who exchanges, r:criving the difference
--dated as above.
1911. ditto—Captain James Edwin M'Glaalian, &nos the Ist
Ceylon Ittgitneut, to be Captain of a Company., vice
Drerg, who exchanges—dated as shove.
37th ditto—Captain Robert Gordon Thomson, from the
half pay of the 9th Foot, to be Captain of a Company,
vice Charles Waldron, who exchanges, receiving the ilif-
feience--dated as above.
53d ilitto—Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel Joins MAIM II to be
Lieutesaut-Colonel, without purchase—dated February
12, 1816.
58th ditto—Cornet Gabriel Kenyon, from the 2.1 Drsznons,
to be &airs, vice Trullopt, who exchanges—dated March
19, 1818.
60,1, ditto--Lienteissat William Proctor, nom the 21st
Lit•ht Dragoons, tube Lieeteinit, vice Fleeson, appointed
to tier Cape Corps—dated March 20, 1818.
81st ditto—Assistant-Surgeon David G Raleigh, from the
halt pay of the 84th Foot, to be Assistant.Sorgeon, vice
John %Vitoria, also exchanges—dated March 19,1818.
Royal African Corp*--Lientenant Alexander Roswell Arm-
strong, from the half-pay of the 21a1 Fool, to 1w Lieute-
nant, vice George Lee, who exchauges—dated AL•arcb
1818.
4th West ludia Regiment—Ensign Joseph Curter, from 11. e
late Regiment of Met. ..... to be Etivigiv, vice
dated February 25, 1818.
Ist C.ylou Reginient—Cuptain Charles DriSerz, from the
19.1.1 Foot, to be Captaiii of s Compooy, vice NPGlashan,
who exchanges—dated Mura h 19, 1818.
Cape Corps—Lieutenant Jain,* F ecrw., ti um the 00th Foot,
to he Ca.-utensil's, rift. S appointed to the 21st
Light Dragoons—dated 31arelt 20, 1816.
Meatort•taiusc
The Christian names of Mr. F, nor. Denney Inspector of
Hospital*, Pre William Weiuyi6, Mild the date of his Cum.
London, England, 1818-04-13

***-Tlsts Part *ill contain the conclusion Of the Treatise
on Alechasiscs; thus completing, in two part• of the work,
one of the must useful of the Applied ficietters ; • complete
View of the early Poetry a &erre, in the Historical and
Biographical Division; the usual portion of the Pure
Sciences, beginning with Grammar; and sof the Alphabetical
Division, in u Inch arc the interesting articles itirmiauties,
Mae, Afglinunistanis, Afs ice, Agricultural Implements, and
Albania; and • newly-formed Englysh lAmicon, with the
autbotities chronologically arranzed.
I.usisson: Printed for Rest Fenster.

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EXECITTION.

On Friday last G. Needham and W. Afrenderille were
executed on Nottingham gallows, for a burglary at Eurpro
Joyce. Needham was horn at Newark: lie a-is placid out
to 'novice in a gentleman's family, where he hail nut /wen
long before he coinmesiced his career of depiedation by
robbing his master 0f•250/.; after which he idiscunilvel, but
was soon overtaken. brought back by his father, and must
of the property recovered. Being discharged, he VIYA4 pkrell
Out to a scissor-grinder at Sheffield, and not liking .lieriii•-
fineinent of husinesa, enlisted as a sailor. ail op-
port 'ty 10 desert from his ship, and though he w..s sin -
dily retakes, vet he found means a second tinie ;
and to avoid detection, secreted himself in the day tim,
till at length he was induced to commit depredations for ilia
subsistence, which base finally brought him to that untiun
ly end which was to be expected from his early coarse ..1
dislomesty. Vailllam Mandeville, the other culprit,
horn at Carlton-le-Moor, and has left • tender mother to
lament his melancholy fate : lie was formerly employed as
waggoner at the Black-moor's Head lain in Nottinglioni. He
was much resigned to his fate, and employed his latter mo-
ments in sei king pardon at • throne of grace. Both the
culprits confessed the justice of thew condemnation.

Mr. ()goyim'', the Marshal of the Four Courts.
Dutdiu, outlined withiu its walla for a del tof
%Ono/. due by JOHN iaWIN, of Enda, county f,f
Rohcoininon, Esq. who escaped from that tai•osk
about righter!, months ago. Tha debts of Mr. lit.
WIN exceed 30,000/.

BIRTH.

At Aiherstone, on the Bth iustaut, the Lady of the Rey.
Chitties Buultbte, of a sun.
London, England, 1818-04-13

MARRIAGE.

On the 2d instant, at Clifton, by the Rev. T. A. Meihnen,
John Pemberton Pltimptre, Emu Barrister-at-Nu.. vl.l,
son of J. Plump,' e, Esq. of Fredville, Kent, to Catherme
Matilda, fourth daughter of Ike late P. C. Methuen, Esq. soil
sister of Paul Methuen, Esq. of Corsham-boast, M.P. foe
Wills.
London, England, 1818-04-14

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RXETS.

CORN EXCHANGE, MONDAY, Aran. 13.
We bad some fresh arrivals this porniars will, %heat
Gum Essex and Kent; fine samples of which sold at last
Monday's price,. The sale of Barley was dull, and, if any
thing, rather lower. Tick Beaus being in demand have nil-
sauced Ys. per quarter. In Peas there is aio alteration. The
Oat trade continues mutt the same as this day week. In
other articles there it no alteration.
London, England, 1818-04-14

ROYAL NUPTIAIA.

The Carl or LtviitrOnt. 41 the following
Message from Ins Rot•al Highness the Prince Re-
gent, which was read by the Lord Chancellor :

“ G. P. R.

•-• o Hjy.Royal Highness the Prince Regent, setiag is the
nantligggkon the behalf of his Majesty, thinks it right to
iufoconbeiluuse of Lords, that Treaties of Marriage have
been concluded between his Royal Highoess the Duke of
Clarrocc and the Princess of Saxe-Meiningen, eMest daugh-
ter of the reigning Duke of Sexe-Meiningen ; and also be-
tweet' hi* Royal gighiress the Duke of Cambridge and the
Princess of Hesse, youngest daughter of the Landgrave Fre.
derick, and niece of the Elector of Hesse. After the afflict-
ing calamity so lately sustained by his Royal Highness, in
the loss of his only and beloved daughter, the Princess
Charlotte, his Royal Highness is fully coovioced that the
House of Lords will feel how essential it is to the best
interests of the nation, that his Royal Highness should he
enabled to make suitable provision for the marriage of his
btothers; stud arise having received NO many proofs of
tiou to his person and family, his Royal Uighur...a Iwa nu
routs to doubt of the assistauce of the House of LIMN in
making the necessary arrangements fur this iroportaut pur.
F 0"."

On the motion of the Earl or ItilioPoot., his
Royal iliglanesta'at sabot gracious Nlcotage Waa or-
dered to Ike taken low coostdrretioss tu-otorrow.
London, England, 1818-04-14

STAYS.
MRS. ROBINSON (late Miss H. Vistirin)
and Miss YISTIRIN submit, fur the inspection of
Ladies, Specimens of their newly.invented STAYS, for inn,
proviug the shape and restoring health, and fur persben
awl, ur reqoArin; sripport ; an invention which is hrorighe
to the highest perfection, mid by which they tan make them
appear perfectly straight, without stuffing, steel, ur padding.
mod entirely (rye hum pressere. They offer a new Pattern
of au Elastic Supporting Belt, whirls will he found ea.
tragedy ruorenieet and beneficial iu all cases of corpulency
sod weakness; also various Patterns of the most improved
and fashionable dress sad washine Corsets, soil Stay■ and
Brutes particularly ansptrd fur Knowing ladies sad Chiklrtn.
—Ladies in the cilium), are instructed to take their own
measures, so as to cosine a perfect fit.
Nu. 50, Great Ritsprll.street, Bloomsbury,
opposite the British Museum.

lION()URED as T. KISII has always hi.eit
by the smiles of Public Favour, he embraces, with
exultation, She earliest opporlimity of congratulating his
Friends ou the ssocesded issue of the Lottery just finished ;
at
she same time be mepeesceity offers bis unfeigned ac-
knowledgments for their patronage. It gives him great
pleasure to say, that " Porfirio farmers those who farmer
hint ;" and he wovild be wanting in that gratitude, so justly
due, and which be is always anxious to pay, slid he not
express his warmest Thanks for that Public Favour which
has so cuustautly attended Splendid List of
Capitals sold by hint, which (us rural! he has now to an.
numice (though in itself surprising that it should all he
sold by owe individual), will nut be deemed astonishing by
those who have marked the progress of that good fortune
which has isivariably, and for so many years, attended his
!)eves. It will he seen that

Of the Three C30,U111 Prisr. which the Scheme emasined,
BISII sold Tll'O !

Of the Three Nombre., eniiiied es eh in Four Pipes of Wine,
BISII sold 7111)!
Of the Three Five Tisonsaull found Prises,
ussu add TWO !

And nearly Half of all 1111. oilier Capital', •iz.-
4,7n6
17,4416 .... In Eighths and 14 Solleratba f 30,600

Auto.
6.0113 entitled to Four Pipes of Port Wine.
7.32t4 instilled also to Fun, Pipes of Port %Vine,
3.1107
1,371

lIIISIDILO
root* or.. A:IAM Six of.— too I sixteen or Iwo
Five a.. £:010 I Twelve of £OOO ke. kr.
'Ehe fall Patio...tars (is what sonter, sad to what places
Ibsy have bees distributed) will be published is a ft w days.

T. RI II has now to announce a new Lottery, to commence
King's !Lids Day. 4th of JUNE. It contains (with only
14,000 Tickets) Three Prizes of £20,100-..107 Capitals.
T. BISICs Friend., will recollect that he was the first Con.
tractor to introduce ass many Capital P. ism, and the ',regent
Contreirsors hate adopted a Plan, OH account of the
great share of public approhniiiiis which it acquired in the
'Amery just and Shares ■re 11./VI uu
Sisk at KWIC* fortunate 1)18re., 4, (Withal; and -9, Char.
ing.erusg, LA.stlos, and by his Agents ►M England, Itrlaudr
and ScuilauJ.
London, England, 1818-04-14

admitted into the ;clinical of the pais•ina,:e where
•Nholaine Manson isms walking, reproached her for
her confessions. The Rector's servant has been
apprehended.
Madame Manson has as yet derived from the si-
tuation in which she is placed nothing bait the dis.
grace of listing been present at Binicai's house.—
As she has confessed nothing more to justice. she
is considered as having little claims on public kind-
ness ; she is in consequence greeted with frequent
marks of disapprobation in her passsie front the
prison to the tribunal.
London, England, 1818-06-26

TO THE EDITOR OF THE BRITISH PRESS.

SlR—Suffer me to borrow a corner in your useful Paper,
for the purpose of exposit': a malignant misrepresentatioa
Oti the subject of the City Elections, which has appeared is
.774 c Nem Mee. The Writer of the principal paragraph
is that Paper, yesterday, asserts in substance, that the sue-
rem of Alderman Thorp was purchased by a derelict' on
his part of principle and good faith ; inasmuch, as after re-
Ceiving the support of ma ury citizens in coosequenee of a
pledge given by hint not to join in promoting the Election
of Mr. Wsitbutais, he permitted himself to be indebtrO for
his own retorts to the good offices of that Gentltin..o.
Yes, of that Geutlemtos—tor of !Merman Woo -l's ex' ti. 1,..

in the same curse the candid writer makes two tnen:;,,,,
The whole charge, however, is bottomed on a ern•it
sequitur. Had circumstances brew reverted ; had Th.,, t.
stood third on the poll, and Waithusan
‘tiftit ;, and had the
former, in defiance of a previous engagement, assisted in
furthering the efforts of the latter, there would have
existed just grounds for the accusation. But, as the case
pally stands, is there the shadow of a pretext fur it ?
Let us try• it by the writer's own statement :—Alder.
wan Thorp, after promising nut to assist Mr. Waitb•
man, is returned last ou the poll by unprecedented exer-
tions. " Treachery! falsehood!" cries toe writer in TA.
New Thies. What has occurred to excite his moral indig-
nation? Ha. Thorp violated his premise, and been speak-
ing and canvassing for Waithnian ? Oh, no! Something
far more atrocious has occasioned this pious honor.
Millman—will posterity credit stuck a Muteness ?—Waith-
man has actually spoken and canvassed for Thorp!!!

I have the honour to remain, Sse.
VERITAS.

Thursday, Jane 25.

DUBLIN.

COMMISStOII COURT, THURSDAY, Jurirle.

Deere the Hon. Justices Moore and JOHNSON, and a most
respectable City Jury.
London, England, 1818-06-26

. .
OLD BAri.fiy, JUNE es.

Pieta/ref Wilke. wails/real& looking neap,.was indicted
for strafing from the IN non of Richard Bartley a silver
Starch, wit% its appeiselng. t, value tie guineas, his property.
The Prosecator Seas near Higlibury Barn, looking al a
procession of vlowity children, whets he felt the Prisoner's
hand tw his pucka. filed he afterwards saw hint put his hand
behind him, as if for the purpose of conveying it to some-
body else Prosecutor seised him, awl although lie was
struck in the back several times by others of the gang, be
held •him autil an officer came to his assistance; be was
searched, hot the welds was not (mond upon bias. •_
Other witorwes coufiretted the Prosecutor's statement.
In behalf of the Prisoner; Mr. AStAtltfi was lush-octet] to
call a woman named Ssrali lice, who stated, that she lived
isi Long.talic, Moos fields ; sal present desiring the time the
procession passed ; the Prosecutor was very drunk ; and one
of the Officers s.eiel he di.l not see the Prisoner du any thing,
awl shot I.e told the other Officers to let him go.
In contradiction to this assertion, the Prosecutor and his
wife said he was Hot in the slightest degree in liquor.
. .

The Jury instantly found the hisouertip. ,-
The COMMON SMINANT, Immediately Verdict had
been returned, ordered limey Rice into Neolithic, and direct-
ed the witurvirs to be Inmost over to appear against tier,
when an hob, anent fur gross, wilful, and corrupt perjury,
should be ins d agoliiiht her. No doubt, he said, the
kuuer was connected with a gang, and as some of them
might be within hearing, he informed them, if they were
brought heir and convicted, the same punishment that
would be inflicted on the Prisoorr would await them, cis.
transportation (or life.
Lucy Kiri: was immediately placed in Newgate.
London, England, 1818-06-19

TO THE GENTLEMEN, CLERGY, AND FREE-
HOLDERS OF THE COUNTY OF MIDDLESEX.
G RN,
A- DISSOLUTION of Parliament having taken
ilk place, 1 3.n encouraceil acaiii to offer myself as a
Candidate to represent Inu in Parliament.
I am aware of the great trust reposed in your Represen-
tansy' ; but Clattering myself thst 1 have not betrayed that
trust, 1 hope I shall nut be considered as presumptuous in
asking you for your outs and interest to re-elect me one of
your Hepreseetati•es, assuriiic yon that no *With 111 l on
ray part shall be wanting to All that situation with diligence
and
1 have the honour to be, Crwmrarstr,
Your most obedient very humble Servant,
WILLIAM MELLISH.
Bush-hill Palk, June 11, 1512.
N R —The Committee for conillietinz Mr. Nlellish's Elec.
lion will sit daily at his house, 112, Hishopegatc-street
London, England, 1818-06-19

TO THE WORTHY AND INDEPENDENT LIVERY
OF LONDON.

GENTLEMEN,
THE continued success of your exertions hes
equalled my most sanguine expectations. It CRllllOi
fail also to convince you, there no rots but a resolute deter-
mination to support the pure principles of our cans*, com-
bined with an active and zealous perseverance to render
success certain. Relax nut, therefore, I entreat, in your
exertions—wuspend not yonr votes—and animate your
friends to come I Rely to the pull, and complete the honour-
able triumph f.,or *bid' we are contending.
1 have the honour In he, GENTLEMEN,
Your faithful and devoted Seo rant,
ROBERT WAITIIMAN.
Committee Room, Guil.!hall Coffee-house,
June 18, 1818.
STATE OF THE POLL, THIRD DAY.
Waithmmi
Wood .. 1.175
Wilson
Thorp . 1,599
Curtis
• Atkins . 989

The Poll commences this day (Friday) at Niue o'Cluele,
and ClOO4ll at 'I hrcc.
London, England, 1818-06-19

MR. STAITH %lAN'S ELECTION.

THE COMMITTEE for conducting Mr.
WAITH MAWS ELECTION reeeet with pride and
sati.fsetton on the ardent and spontaneous support with
which the Livcry op/ Loudon have honoured their Candidate,
and particularly entreat the Worthy •erd Independent Livery
in hi. interest to assemble at Cite GUILDHALL COFFEE-
HOUSE early THIS DAY (Friday), to proceed from thence
to the Poll.

At a minternmt and rexpeetable Meeting, held al the Lon-
don Tavern, nishopagate.etreet,
Mr. Alderman GOODREFIERE in the Chair,

Aniorng other Resolutions, it was unantrnonoly resolved,

That, consistently pith the pore principles of the British
Coostitsition, Representatives taught to he returned to Par.
humped free of expense, sod that a Sabseriptioft be imme-
diately opened t defray the necessary charges atteodiue
Mr Wailhanasi's Elect tuts.

TIM Committee fur conducting the Election sits daily at
the Gni What, Coffee-house, K ing-vt reel, Cheapvide. to receive
■ll eornmaniratinna, where alrn Sobseriptinaa will be rr.
ceivel as well ar by Mr. nivel', St. Mary-Axe; Mr.
Mereombr, At. Paul's Mirth-yard aed Mr. T. Resve,l7,
Ludgate-lull, the Treasurers.
- -

ftomuittee Ronal,
CuilJball Cuff.e.isouse, June 19.
London, England, 1818-06-19

TO THE WORTHY AND INDEPENDENT LIVERY
OF THE CITY OF LONDON.
GENTLEMEN,
you continued exertions in my Amour J..-
mend my warmest thanks; lint while 1 make this
acknowledgment, pettnit me to caution you against any
relaxation from the measures which you hi,ve hitherto felt
it necessary to pursue, and to beg that you will not allow
suggestions from any quarter to abate your confidence in
Ike principles 1 hare always professed. My cause is in
your hands, and depends altogether upon the unabated vi-
gour of your proceedings; and as 1 dire nut doubt of your
kindliest, 1 must feel confident of my own sumac
I remain, GENTIAN/If,
Your must obliged and obedient Servant,
THOMAS WILSON.
Jeffery's•sqnare, June 18, MIL
The Committee fur Conducting my Election will sit
every day, at the City of Loudon Tavern. and at the Hap.
list's Head Coffee.lionse, Aldermalibury, where communi-
cations will be thankfully received.
STATE OF THE POLL, THIRD DAY.
Thomas Wilson, Es q .
111 r. AI/eases Moot
Robert Waithtn,n,
Mr. Alderman Thorp ..........
Sir Wm. Curtis, 8art...........
Mr. Aide, man Atkins ...... 9b9
London, England, 1818-06-19

ALBION FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE COIIPANT
NEW BRIDGESTREET,BLACKFRIARB,

EMPOIVERRD BY ACT OF 11.41tLIAME.VT.
CAPITAL-ONE MILLION

INSURANCES falli,i due nt MIDSUMIER
will expire, unless reutwcd within fifteen Jayr from
that period.
It is one of the advantages of the Albion Company
to the Public, that it holds not no profession of sharing
profits with those it insures. Persons are not liable
to CALL', to make gout the losses of Oilil 14 r, sponsihility
from which they could not be free, it their s were
accompanies' with any prospect of lienefi I to arise from trofrls.
Persons insuring on the p!iin of tereiring returns, hate been
subjected to the effects of this damtcruus coolingeory.

The Company's rates and conditions are of the most era.
Atonality description liberal commission is allowed to
Solicitors, and others, effecting Life Insurance; and every
facility is afforded, by which the interest and euisveni.-nce or
the public may lie promoted.
WARNER PHIPPS, Secretary.
London, England, 1818-06-19

TO THE WORTHY AND INDEPENDENT LIVERY

OF LONDON.

Ggirrt.Extrlt,
THE flattering distinction I have 11114 flay expe-
rienced, is being placed by pane starves in an im-
proved situation un the Poll, demands my warmest thanks
and grateful acknowledgmeids.
A continuance, Gentlemen, of your unremitting and
friendly exertions in my favour, will tint only confer •
further personal utilization, hut induce me with increased
hope to flatter myself that my principles and conduct couß.
dently plead for still higher advancement.
1 remain, GENT:mem
Your grateful and obliged Servant.
W. CURTIS.
Old South Sea House, June 18, 1818.
STATE OF THE POLL, THIRD DAY.
Curtis
Wood 2 17%
Atkins
Thorp ....„
Waithmaii
Wilson
London, England, 1818-08-27

SOCIETY OF FLORISTS.

On Tomtit, ihd the Society of Floritle sit 'te
culture of the English Matti:oil!, held thtir twee.
tali Annual Meeting at Holywell, otur Seaton
Deiwyolb
wlleu—
Mr. Holland was lint in the first class, with Tales Lady
Elisabeth Percy (prise, a kendsunse geld ruse; Mr. Fell,
second, with Stamp's of Cheviot: fir. listiuweh,
third, with Fsuley's theett Chsrlutie. Mr. Nirlsulsun, hint
in the second class, with Finley's Princess' htSplies of Gluu-
cester ,• Mr. T. Hall, second, with Ituss's find of the Muru.
tug ; Mr. tVebster, third, with 'l'ute's Prtdr ut Gsindetelsueli.
Mr. Webster, Oast an lies shad 04,44 wills Itutter's hlressin4
Meggy; Mr. Fehwick,sreowl, with rod, y's Top the Ma-
ther; Mr. Lowrey, third, wish Pinky'. (Airy ot Aloicak
and Mr. Urshatu, Ninth, wills llru.t, satin's Slur of Lyituttela'

The Society keeping
so view au esseuual Dart ui
its original establishment, the tatension and im-
provement of northern music, her Glace ilia
Duchess of Northumberland very graciously al..
lowed her own bag-pipers from Alawick Castle to
attend as hitherto. Ali/wick having resumed mud,
of its ancient magnificence, Northumbriaii music
on the pipe. peculiar to that county, is greatly 114:.•
stored : this Society has not been a little :nth g
the revival. 'Elie munifictist mid courtly Eliza-
beth, first Countess, then Duchess of NortilUtllliet-
laud, a Lady of line taste, mid of the belle hittes,
about the middle of the list century, tir.t give
great eticouragement to the restoration of the
northern melodies, and wailikt Lou-., many t I
which bear evident marks t I' andel'. many uf Scot-
tish, and some even of Roman origin. Search is
now making after the lost or neglected melodies;
and within these 1.2 'or 15 years, consul' ruble
greys has been made, owing to the great capability
ond improvement of the biag7pipt eh:toter.
believe the late Mr. Peacock, of Newcastle, I,tia
the honour of suggestiiii'• and pract;siog this Wk.
inurement by additionalkels. The establisimeht
at Alnwick Castle is stow such, that already a isi,e
field is opened for advancing to musical estiaiatiou
(moil of course national) those airs, the stye-vie:ls
and softness of SWIM of which. and the etier,•,etic
harmony of o•liers, cannot be too much p. it; St lt.
The Duchess's perforimrs greatly iitiprute, but
young Nichobon hears the bell.—( Durham Ad-
vc:
London, England, 1818-11-02

• Nr

to pay their respects. At five o'clo, k precisely ,
the tiro Ministers arrived at the Castle.
The Duke de Dor*, First Gentlemen of the
Chamber, hiving announced to the King the arri•
vet of the Sovereigns, his Majesty rose and advanced
to meet the►st, and embraced then with lively affec-
tion. He then inv►ted them into his closet, and
conversed with them &loaner of an hour. The
Prince Royal, son of the King of Prussia, and the
Duke of Mecklessbourg, his brother-in-law, were.
shortly after introduced. The King gave them a
most gracious reception. They then proceeded -to
the banqueting-hall. His Majesty the Emperor of
Russia was on the right of the King ; the King of
Prussia on his left. Her Royal Highness Madame
the Duchess of Angouleme was at the side of the
E►uperor of Russia, and the Duchess of Berri on
the wide of the King of Prussia.
The other guests were the Grand Duke Constan-
tine, the Prince Royal of Prussia, the Doke of
Mecklesibourg, his Royal-Highness Monsieur, the
Duke of Berri, and the Duke of Angouleme. The
King wore the grand uniform of the Royal Guard,
and the wand cordon of the Order of St. Andrew
of Russia, and St. Etienne of Prussia. After din-
ner the Emperor Alexander returssed to the state
apartments, handing the Duchess of Angouleme,
and the King of Prussia handing the Duchess of
Berri.

The King remainedll►ree quarters of an hour in
his private closet witl► the Emperor Alexander.
His Majesty then took an affecting leave of his
Imperial Majesty, complaining of his too sudden
departure.

The King of Prussia will pass some days at Paris.
The Grinid Duke Consiantine will remain fur a
week. The Emperor of Russia set out last night
at eight o'clock, for Seidl', where his Majesty pro-
posed to sleep.

KING'S CHAMBER.

There will be a Spectacle at the Thai!levies on the 30th
of October. With the exception of those invited specially
by the King, all others who wish to he present mast ad.
dress themselves to the Captain of the Guard for tickets.
They will be expected in the Hall of the Comedy at seven
o'clock precisely.
This regulation extends to foreigners not forming part of
the Diplomatic Corps.
(Signed) Duke DK DAMAS.
The Royal Court of Toulouse kas been occupied
since the 19th, with the process in the case of the
persons charged as accomplices in the murder of
Fualdes.

There will be a grand fete this day at Tivoli, in
celebration of the evacuation of the French ter-
ritory, and the arrival of the foreign Sovereigns
at Pori.. At four o'clock Madame Blanchard will
ascend in au elegant balloon, carrying the arms of
France. There will also be a grand fete in the
garden of Belleville. succeeded by fire-works,
balls, &c.

_ .
The 5 per Cent. Consols are 74 f. Bank Actions
1,640.

FRANKFORT, OCTOBER 23.

The Bible Society of our City having sent its
first annual Report to his Majesty the Emperor of
Russia, it has received a most obliging letter from
that Mo►►arch.
London, England, 1818-11-02

CURIOUS ROBBERY AND ESCAPE.

A few days since a young man, of respectable appearance,
applied to a Mrs. Turner, whose husband rents the house,
To 23, Rupert-street, Ha) market, for ludgiugs as • single
man, stating, that he Ind a small iinlerenilent fortune,
and bid just arrived from the Ministry, ahem be gene-
rely spent the summer mouths, passing the winter in town.
Oceeivid by this statement, Mrs. Turner let him • room on
the attic story; his conduct afterwards, however, excited
sonic suspicion, coming home very late at night and laying in
Ind manly all day. This suspicion was confirmed last Fri-
th) morning ; • Mrs. keeves, living on the second Aour,
ill :II Ima gel up so early as seven o'clock, and was sur-
pri•e.l by a strange noise of wrenching and owing; she
ihro, accompanied by the landlady, wcut up to the gar-
'. t. and discovered • carpenter's chest iu the adjoin-
'..: room to the new lodger's, broken open; on the car-
peuter's Jenny to breakfast it was ascertained that Al. In
rates, besides other property, were missing. Mrs.Tur•er
harlot occasion to go to Covent-garden Market, in eon-
pau♦ with anot►er woman, accidentally met the supposed
thus, they immediately collared him, and railed out for
smoistanee, whet, a man, pretending to he a constable, new
up and I. uk him into custody; he then directed oue of tba
fensan.s to go to Sew.street Office fur another officer, while
•be took he Primmer Id to an adjoining public-house; during
this wouran's absence the Prisoner and pretended police
officer coutrived to elude the vigilance of the other female,
atsd they both decamped.
London, England, 1818-11-02

COUNTRY FAIRS.

At Falkirk tryst, on Tuesday week, the hat held this
seaaum there W:111 much business dune, and prices higher.
Cattle, which were all lean, were an much advanstil in price,
that au ox which last year would bring 14/. sold at IV. 10s.
Sheep were also 3s. iip, selling at 265. tip 3es. The busing.,
was so brisk, that, contrary to the usual practice, the market
was conchae.' on Tuesday slight.
At Dalkeith fair, uo there was a good chew of
cattle mid horses. Sales of the forms,' were heavy, the prices
asked lwing high. [lonics, on the contrary, did nut fetch
half the press they were sold at in the same market the last
year.
At Wonler fair, ou Calmat)), se'nnielit, there was a good
chew of sharp, and a ready market; few left nnsuld. Bred
ewes 355. is.4Ls per head; bred ilinnionts 38s. to 525. Pd.;
Cheviot seer-biers b'str. to 40s; Cheviot ewes 245. to 264
1 here was a pretty good chew sit' cattle, and n good market
fur those in condition; few gelid steers for she straw yard.
At Earlsiown fair, un Titesilay last, these was a good
chew of rattle, hush for the turnip feeding and straw yard,
and a good demand. The fair was slow, owing In the high
priers as►ed 11l the Pluming, but wiust part of the cattle
were afterwards sold, at from 20 to 40 per cent. higher
Its 111 last year. A pour &hew nt horses, and nut much in
demand.

In some fields victor this ell, on the Brigg road,
barley that Md. shed du►ing the harvest, has sprung
sup and is now in ear. The like, we understand, is
to be servo in most light soils where much corn wits
lost on the ground.—(Lincoln Paper.)
The genial weather we have so happily been
blessed with this Antoine', has proved singularly be-
inficist to thr agricultural interests throughout the
kingdom. MS NM shim/lance of food for the live stock
has beeio the eiiii.esinence, and in some measure
cowl ri,•.ttro fur tine deficiency Of hay, which owing
to t►ie light cloys of• this year rendered the provision
of tt ...ter lnilikr a suhjrct of serious siitiety to many
laruter?,.
London, England, 1818-11-02

PRICE OF SVGAII.

The average price of brown or Mnerovado Sncar, com-
piled from the Returns matte in the seek eu,tine the 28th
Jay of October, 1818, in. 424. 914 per hundred weight, r.:-
elusive of the Duties of Cuomo, raja or payable thereon
or the importation thereof into Great Britain.